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5th Sunday in Ordinary Time February 5, 2017
Saint Mary’s Parish Family 158 Washington Street, Winchester MA 01890
Phone: 781-729-0055 Fax: 781-721-6542 Email: [email protected] Website: www.stmary-winchester.org
Rev. Richard C. Beaulieu, Pastor
YOU are the light of the world!
TAG! You’re it!
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ADORATION OF THE MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT When He returned, He found them
asleep. He said to Peter, "Simon, are you asleep? Could you not keep watch for one
hour?" Mark 14:37
Come and spend the most peaceful hour (or part of an hour) of your week with Jesus. Each Friday after the 9 AM Mass the Blessed Sacrament is exposed upon the altar (Lower Church). The recitation of the Chaplet of Divine Mercy will take place at 3:00pm, followed by reposition. Please join us. We are committed to having at least two persons present at all times of Adoration. There is a sign-in book in the Gathering Room near the entrance to the Mary Chapel. If you can commit just one hour or more, please call Ursula Koslowski at 781-729-6170 or email [email protected]
PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL Rev. Richard Beaulieu
John Cafferky Sal Caraviello Andrea Cross
Joseph DeMarinis Anthony Donlon Ken Freedman
Mary Hart Donna Humphrey
Christa Lucas Kathy McCarthy
Mary Frances O’Loughlin Maryellen Roche Elaine Sevigney
Frances Shawcross Rosemary Sullivan
Karen Yuska
FINANCE BOARD Rev. Richard Beaulieu
Michael McCabe Kathleen McCarthy
Gus Niewenhaus Anna Swain
Peter Toporzycki Steve Ultrino Jane Walsh James Wade
SCHOOL BOARD
Rev. Richard Beaulieu Michael Bongiorno, Chairman
Elena Benoit Michael Day Gerry Foley
Michael McCabe Tom Santa Maria
Janice Satlak-Mott
PARISH STAFF
Pastor Rev. Richard C. Beaulieu
Visiting Priest
Rev. Richard Messina
Director of Operations & Finance
Steven Ultrino Director of Music
Jane Bergeron O’Keefe Business Manager
Anna Swain Data & Communications
Manager Donna Humphrey
Administrative Assistant Anne Campbell
OFFICE OF MINISTRIES
& RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 781-729-1965
Email: [email protected]
Director of Ministries Salvatore Caraviello Pastoral Associate
Christa Lucas Administrative Assistant
Colleen Marek
SAINT MARY’S SCHOOL Phone: 781-729-5515 FAX - 781-729-1352
Principal: Mr. Michael McCabe
Director of Tuition and Admissions
Mrs. Patricia Petrulavage
Mass Schedule Weekend Masses
Saturday: 4:00 pm Sunday: 8:00am 10:00am
and 11:30 am
Weekday Masses Monday: 6:45AM Tuesday: 9:00AM Wednesday: 6:45AM Thursday: 6:45AM Friday: 9:00AM
(Weekday Masses are in Lower Church unless
otherwise noted)
Parish Office Hours: M-F 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Tuesday: 9:00AM
Mission Statement St. Mary’s Catholic Community
strives to live the Gospel of Jesus Christ, “love one another.” Jesus is the heart of our community and Sunday Liturgy is the center of our worship. With Mary as our patroness and model, we open our hearts and community to all. As we journey in faith, we grow through our sacramental life, Christian education, and opportunities for spiritual enrichment. Our vision is expressed in a commitment to peace and justice, respect for all life, appreciation for the unique gifts of every person, and outreach to those in need. Our parish family affirms all members in their search for truth as they meet the challenge of being Catholics in this modern world.
Weekly Offertory
$5,666.00
Online $1,344.00
TOTAL $6,732.00
Monthly Collection
$1,466.00
Online
270.00
TOTAL $1,625.00
Week Ending January 29, 2017
UPCOMING COLLECTIONS
February 11/12 Snow and Fuel Collection
February 18/19
Monthly Collection
March 18/19 Monthly Collection
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NOTES FROM THE PASTOR February is the month that we celebrate Black History. We have two major events coming up. One is our Black History Month Celebration which is taking place on Sunday, February 12, at 2pm. We will feature Tammy Denease, who will tell us the story of Belinda the Afrikan: Compelled to Sevitude. On February 25th, we welcome the Archdiocesan Black Catholic Choir to add joy to the celebration of the 4pm Mass.
This past week has been one of turmoil in our country. The President’s decision to ban entrance of immgrants from selected countries into the United States has caused demonstrations and hardship to many families who were slated to migrate here.
Chicago Cardinal Blase Cupich is taking the Trump Administration and its supporters to task over the ban on travelers from Muslim-majority countries, calling it "disastrous" and "contrary to both Catholic and American values." Here is his full statement, which was shared at Chicago-area parishes on Sunday:
“This weekend proved to be a dark moment in U.S. history. The executive order to turn away refugees and to close our nation to those, particularly Muslims, fleeing violence, oppression and persecution is contrary to both Catholic and American values. Have we not repeated the disastrous decisions of those in the past who turned away other people fleeing violence, leaving certain ethnicities and religions marginalized and excluded? We Catholics know that history well, for, like others, we have been on the other side of such decisions. These actions impose a sweeping and immediate halt on migrants and refugees from several countries, people who are suffering, fleeing for their lives. Their design and implementation have been rushed, chaotic, cruel and oblivious to the realities that will produce enduring security for the United States. They have left people holding valid visas and other proper documents detained in our airports, sent back to the places some were fleeing or not allowed to board planes headed here. Only at the eleventh hour did a federal judge intervene to suspend this unjust action. We are told this is not the "Muslim ban" that had been proposed during the presidential campaign, but these actions focus on Muslim-majority countries. They make an exception for Christians and non-Muslim minorities, but not for Muslims refugees fleeing for their lives. Ironically, this ban does not include the home country of 15 of the 19 September 11 hijackers. Yet, people from Iraq, even those who assisted our military in a destructive war, are excluded. The United States has a long history of welcoming refugees who are fleeing for their lives and Catholic organizations have helped to resettle many families, men, women, and children, from around the globe. Many of our priests, religious and laypeople have accompanied newcomers precisely to assist them in this process. Because of our history of aiding in refugee and migrant settlement for decades, we know the very lengthy and thorough vetting process they must face before they are admitted to our country. We have seen initial fear turn into a generous willingness of local communities to accept and integrate refugees. Here in Chicago generations of migrants have found a new home. We are better for it. The world is watching as we abandon our commitments to American values. These actions give aid and comfort to those who would destroy our way of life. They lower our estimation in the eyes of the many peoples who want to know America as a defender of human rights and religious liberty, not a nation that targets religious populations and then shuts its doors on them. It is time to put aside fear and join together to recover who we are and what we represent to a world badly in need of hope and solidarity. "If we want security, let us give security; if we want life, let us give life; if we want opportunities, let us provide opportunities." Pope Francis issued these challenging words to Congress in 2015, and followed with a warning that should haunt us as we come to terms with the events of the weekend: "The yardstick we use for others will be the yardstick which time will use for us."“
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JENKS MEMORY CAFÉ WHEN: February 15, 2017 (4:30—6:00pm) WHERE: Jenks Center , lower level
The Jenks Memory Café, sponsored by the Council on Aging, is a place for individuals and their families or caregivers to come and participate in an organized activity, listen to a guest speaker, hear a variety of music types or gather support from others in similar situations.
February’s Memory Café features local author Eileen Hertel who will read from her book “While I Remember to Tell You This is Who I Am.” This poignant and informative book is a guide, workbook, narrative and journal inspired by Ms. Hertel’s experience providing care for her loved ones.
Learn and explore compassionate ways to provide a voice to seniors as they journey through the aging process. Ms. Hertel is a retired attorney who concentrated in estate planning and elder law issues. Prior to practicing law, she worked as a journalist and communications writer and currently serves on the board of the Winchester Council on Aging.
Cost is Free; Light Refreshments will be served. Kindly RSVP to [email protected].
St. Agatha Virgin, Martyr
Feast Day: February 5 Agatha, born in Sicily of noble parents, suffered a glorious
martyrdom at Catania in the persecution of the emperor Decius. For when Quintianus, the praetor of Sicily, had
vainly tried every means to tempt her from her virginity, he had her arrested as adhering to the Christian superstition.
First she was beaten, then tortured on the rack with whitehot iron plates laid on her; then one of her breasts was
cut off. Next she was thrown into prison, where St. Peter the Apostle appeared to her by night and healed her.
Again called before the praetor, she persevered in confessing Christ, and he had her rolled over broken
pottery and burning coals. But then a great earthquake violently shook the city, and Quintianus, afraid of a riot
among the people, gave orders that Agatha, now half dead, secretly be taken back to prison. There after a short time
she went to Heaven, on February 5.
MEET THE BISHOP On Sunday, February 26 at 12 Noon, Bishop Mark O'Connell, Regional Bishop of our North Region will be conducting a specially designed meeting in Manion Hall at Saint Eulalia Church, 50 Ridge Street, Winchester. It is designed for Non-Catholics, fallen away Catholics, confused Catholics, and all who would just like to be a part of the conversation. It will be a simple format of questions and answers. If you wish your question to remain anonymous, there will be the opportunity to submit questions in writing anonymously. Please feel free to invite your friends and family members who might want to meet the Bishop and ask questions about our Church in an open, non-judgmental format. The meeting is open to all in the North Region and beyond. Please feel most welcome to come.
Money Matters Grand Annual Appeal Update We are just now wrapping up our Annual Appeal. We did reach and exceed our goal, but we still have received less than we did last year. At this time last year, we had received $341,323 (we went on the receive a grand total of nearly $360,000). To date this year, we have received $328,265. We are grateful to those who have been so generous this year. If you have not yet given, please consider sending a donation. It will be used for a good purpose. 2016 End of Year Tax Statements have been mailed to our Online and Envelope Users. If you have not yet received yours, please call the rectory and we will get one to you. Fuel and Snow Collection Next weekend, a fuel and snow collection is being taken up to pay the oil or gas bills and to defray the cost of snow removal. In total, we have incurred bills in the neighborhood of $20,000 as of the first week in February. Our aging buildings are often not energy efficient, and they use more energy than we’d like. The Fuel & Snow collection helps to pay the thousands of dollars that we spend a year to heat our buildings and to clear the snow to give easy and safe access to all our buildings.
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Class Schedule February 5 to
February 9
Grade Date Time
Sun. Gr. 1-5 Feb. 5 9:00-10:00am
Sun. Gr. 9 Feb. 5 1230-1:45pm
Mon. Gr. 1—5 Feb. 6 4:00-5:00pm
Mon. Gr. 6-8 Feb. 6 7:00-8:00pm
Tue. Gr. 1-5 Feb. 7 4:00-5:00pm
Special Needs Feb. 7 5:30-6:15pm
Wed. Gr. 6-8 Feb. 8 4:00-5:00pm
Thurs. Gr. 10 Feb. 9 7:00-8:30pm
Sun., Feb. 12: Youth Mass (11:30am)
Mon., Feb. 20: Cor Unum Meal Center (3:00-7:30pm) Lawrence, MA
Tues., Feb. 28: MARDI–GRAS Celebration & Ashes 4:00-6:00pm (Teen volunteers needed – call or e-mail if you can help!!)
Bishop Robert Barron’s CATHOLICISM: The Pivotal Players showcases a handful of saints, artists, mystics, and scholars who not only shaped the life of the Church but changed the course of western civilization. ST. FRANCIS of ASSISI, the Reformer, radically and literally lived as Jesus commanded to transform the Church. ST. THOMAS AQUINAS, the Theologian, demonstrated that faith and reason at not at odds, as they come from the same source. ST. CATHERINE of SIENA, the Mystic, gave testimony to the reality of the spiritual dimension here and beyond. Journey with Bishop Robert Barron to explore the lasting influence of these Pivotal Players
WHERE AND WHEN
St. Eulalia, Winchester MONDAYS: 9:45AM, to 11:15AM, (2/27, 3/6. 3/13. 3/20, 3/27, 4/3, 4/10) Manion Hall St. Mary, Winchester TUESDAYS: 7:30 to 9:00PM (2/28, 3/7, 3/14, 3/21, 3/28, 4/4, 4/11) Parish Center
COST $25/registrant for materials
Please register by Sunday, February 19th for planning purposes such as materials and seating, For information or to register: Christa Lucas: [email protected] (781-729-1965) Adele Hamblett: [email protected] (781-729-5292)
Bishop Robert Barrons’s CATHOLOCISM
What are Free Minds? Come and find out, Thursday, March 2nd, 7:00-8:30pm in the Upper Church. You won't want to miss it!
Free Minds Book Club "uses books, creative writing, and peer support to awaken Washington DC youth incarcerated as adults to their own potential". This inspirational and transformative program has won a host of awards including the Library of Congress Best Practices in Literacy Award. But, truly, at it's core, it is about transforming the lives of young people in prison. For more information, check them out at freemindsbookclub.org.
CCD Teacher/Volunteer Meetings
All meetings held in the Parish Center Sunday Gr. 1-5, Feb. 5 at 8:15am Monday Gr. 1-5, Feb. 6 at 3:15pm Monday Gr. 6-8, Feb. 6 at 6:15pm Tuesday Gr. 1-5, Feb. 7 at 3:15pm
Wednesday Gr. 1-5, Feb. 8 at 3:15pm Please plan to attend the meeting scheduled on the day that you volunteer. If you are unable to attend at that time, please come to one of the other meetings listed.
Many thanks to all our volunteers!
Mardi Gras
Ash “Tuesday” Celebration For ALL Grade Pre-K to 5
students in CCD & St. Mary’s School
Hey kids, come to our Mardi Gras Celebration!
Tuesday, February 28th from 4:00-6:00pm in the School Hall
Lots of FUN, FOOD & EXCITEMENT! At 5:20pm there will be a procession to the upper church to receive our ashes and ring in the season
of Lent. Mardi Gras (“Fat Tuesday”) is the traditional way to end Ordinary Time and help lead us into the more solemn, prayerful Lenten Season. Hope you’ll join us! Parents--we need your help--if you or your middle school/high schooler would like
to volunteer in any way, please email us at [email protected].
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Saturday, February 4 4:00pm For the Sick and Homebound Sunday, February 5 8:00am Mass for Special Intentions 10:00am Anniversary Frank Vozella 11:30am Anniversary Maria O’Neill Monday, February 6 St. Paul Miki 645am Memorial Parish Mass 10:00am Funeral Mass Lillian Gallagher Tuesday, February 7 Weekday 9:00am Intentions in the Prayer Book
Wednesday, February 8 Weekday 6:45am Deceased Parishioners of Saint Mary Parish
Thursday, February 9___ Weekday 6:45am Parish Mass Friday, February 10 St. Scholastica 9:00am Anniversary Joseph Bernardi Saturday, February 11 4:00pm Anniversary Richard C. Parker Sunday, February 12 8:00 am Parish Mass 10:00am Anniversary Dianna DiRienzo 11:30am Mass of Thanksgiving
Sunday, February 5, 2017 Coffee and Conversation in the Gathering Room
Following the 8am and 10am Masses11:15am Parish Pastoral Council Meeting Parish Center Blessing of the Throats at all Masses this weekend
Tuesday, February 7, 2017 9:30am Coffee Connection Gathering Room
Friday, February 10, 2017 9:30am Exposition and Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Mary Chapel 3:00pm Chaplet of the Divine Mercy Mary Chapel
Sunday, February 12, 2017 2:00pm Celebrating Black History Presentation Parish Hall
PRAY FOR PEACE AND SAFETY If you have a family member serving overseas, please let us know. We will publish their names in the bulletin to remind everyone to ask God’s blessing on them, that they may return safely to their families.
Gen. Mark A. Milley 1st Lt. Robert Gill 2nd Lt. Ian O’Leary Sgt. Madelaine Hinson Navy Seabee Peter Ferro Sara Matthewson Sgt. Spec. James Powers PFC Nick Garber PFC Thomas Donahue Sgt. Alex Hinson Cpl. Michael Wilkinson Michael DeLuca Lccpl. Eamon Garber Lt. Mark Rippetoe Cpl. Andrew Powell Captain Kevin Burke Pvt. Matthew Kolodgie Col. Eric Halliday Lt. J.G. Benjamin Kovesci Lt. Andrew Norris Cpl. Timothy Bell Lance Cpl. Joshua Morgan Cpl. Christopher Arrigo Seaman Brendan Crowther Col. Christopher Hamilton Lt. Peter Brennan Sgt. Matthew Menezes Pvt. Maria Longo LT. J.G. Ted Murner 1st Lt. Kay Murner Ryan Lamarre, USN CPO Matthew Williams PFC Bryan Strange, USMC William Gromlich, USN CPO Matthew Williams, USN Cpt. Dane Lannon US AF SPC Matthew Schipelliti 2nd Lt. Christopher White
Lillian Gallagher
Our Sunday focus on discipleship continues in today’s readings. We who were called to live the Beatitudes last week are now encouraged to let our light shine. As we move through our celebration today, let us ask God to strengthen our faith so that we can truly believe that the presence of Christ in each of us has the power to bring light to the darkness of racism, fear, hunger, oppression, and all the other evils in our world.
Scripture for the week of February 5, 2017
5 SUN Is 58:7-10/1 Cor 2:1-5/Mt 5:13-16 6 Mon Gn 1:1-19/Mk 6:53-56 7 Tue Gn 1:20—2:4a/Mk 7:1-13 8 Wed Gn 2:4b-9, 15-17/Mk 7:14-23 9 Thu Gn 2:18-25/Mk 7:24-30 10 Fri Gn 3:1-8/Mk 7:31-37 11 Sat Gn 3:9-24/Mk 8:1-10 12 SUN Sir 15:15-20/1 Cor 2:6-10/Mt 5:17-37 or 5:20-
22a, 27-28, 33-34a, 37
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