He Qi The Empty Tomb

Parish of the Incarnation of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ

Melrose and Saugus

Easter SundayMarch 27, 2016

Easter SundayMarch 27, 2016

Dear Parishioners and Friends,It is my delight to welcome all of you here as we celebrate together the Lord’s Resurrection.

All during Lent, we as a community have been preparing by prayer, fasting and almsgiving for the celebration of the Lord’s Passion, Death and Resurrection. Let me share with you some of the ways we have been preparing:

• With the help of 300 small booklets called ”Five Minutes with the Word,”parishioners have spent a few minutes each day reading scripture and reflecting on this season of God’s grace.

• Fasting is not something we tend to like doing, but it is one of the tried and true ways of drawing nearer to God. What was encouraged this year was not so much giving something up as doing something positive for others. The Corporal Works of Mercy come to mind. This apporach could vary greatly from one person to another.

• The parish has been involved with two very concrete ways of participating in alsmgiving. We have, as in the past, supported Operation Rice Bowl, whereby funds are collected for the

Catholic Relief Services. This year 120 people of all ages (from 4-90) spent two hours preparing 17,000 meals for “Stop Hunger Now.” It was an

amazing event.

All during Lent, there were three wooden block boxes in front of the altar. Last Sunday the blocks were filled with palms to symbolize the growth we as a community have expereienced over the last 40 days.

This year’s theme of Generations of Faith (“GOF”) has been Social Justice. Between 425-500 people have gathered for three festivals.

The two hour sessions have included a full meal and three different tracks that correspond to age groups in attendance (Adults, Teens & Families). The next festival is in April.

As you can see our community is alive and growing. May I invite you to join with your sisters and brothers in celebrating this special “Year of Mercy” I leave you with the words of Jesus: “Come and See.”

May peace be given you

Fr Ron

CHRIST IS RISEN! RISEN INDEED!

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CLERGY BENEFIT TRUSTThe Easter Collection supports the retirement, medical and financial needs of priests of the Archdiocese of Boston. These priests have given their lives to faithfully serve Christ, the Church, and you. Please be generous to this important collection. For more information, please visit www.clergyfunds.org

MILESTONESPlease remember family and friends in need of prayer, especially Diana Overlan, Margaret Blaise, Sarah Fradkin, Bill Connors, Maureen, Irene Lawless, Perry Brown, Betty Howard, Stephen Gaeta, Jim R, Ted Ayotte, Robert Burke, Fr. Paul Rouse, Sandra W., Linda Morse, John Anderson, April Crouse, Adele Maciejowski, Noah and Henry Livingstone, Colleen Sullivan, Debbie Saschuk, Julia G., Donna Correia, Sandra V., Don Marsden, Dee O’Malley, Georgia Rose Okerholm, Jessica Rose, Donna Page, Denise, Walter Landergan, Sr. Mary Shaun, Sr. Mary Lou Graziano, Nicholas Ward, Frank Zizzo, Jimmy Polcari, Helen Staunton, Jay Gordon, and parishioners facing surgery.

Last week we celebrated a funeral Mass for Brian Flanagan.

CELEBRATING SACRAMENTSOur Parish family is joyously celebrating the sacraments with new members in this Easter Season. Patrick and Emilia

Buggy, children of Jason and Dariella Buggy, baptized at the Easter Vigil, with Patrick being fully intiated, receiving the Sacraments of Eucharist and Confirmation. Next Sunday, April 3, at the 10:30 Mass, Lucia Gagliano, daughter of Gabe and

Christina, will receive her First Holy Communion. Such joyful cause for celebration in our parish! Please pray for all these wonderful young people and their families.

CATHOLIC APPEALThe Incarnation 2016 Catholic Appeal campaign is off! With $4572 already pledged, we are at 12% of our goal of $38,613. The support from so many helps sustain the important ministries that make Incarnation a vibrant place of worship. If you have yet to give, please pick up a pledge form at the back of the church or visit bostoncatholicappeal.org.

Thank you for your prayers and support.

CALENDARMarch 26! ! 8:00pm! For the People of !! !Easter Vigil! ! ! Incarnation

Champagne Reception in Parish Hall following Mass

March 27! ! 8:00am! Carol & Kevin Rappa!Easter Sunday!

! ! ! 10:30 !! Georgina Mattos

April 2! ! 4:30 ! ! Robert Barry

April 3! ! 8:00 ! ! For a parishioner facing !! ! ! ! ! surgery

! ! ! 10:30 !! Paulette Galvin

April 8 ! ! 9:00 ! ! Peg Coyne

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FINANCIAL REPORTOffertory for weekend of March 20 (includes Online Giving (OLG) March 15 – March 21): $6241

Monthly Maintenance for weekend of March 20 (includes OLG March 15 – March 21 ): $496

Grand Annual (this fiscal year-to-date – includes OLG): $67,615

UPCOMING COLLECTIONS:-Easter flowers-March 25 (Good Friday) – Holy Land-March 27 (Easter Sunday) – Clergy Benefit Trust

FIRST COMMUNION RETREATLast Saturday our young parishioners preparing for First Communion spent the morning baking bread, tasting the Eucharist bread, making banners and in general getting ready for the special time ahead at the end of April. As you can see from the photos, they had a lot of fun too! Please keep these wonderful children and their families in your prayers!

MY BROTHER’S TABLE HELP!!For the past 30 years, Incarnation parishioners have been volunteering at "My Brothers Table," a soup kitchen in Lynn, serving the poor and homeless.  Their mission, along with the help of volunteers, is to feed every guest who comes to their door with dignity, humor, love and kindness.

When I first joined this volunteer core of  parishioners 13 years ago, we were a group of 12. But now, due to age and illness, our numbers have dwindled. We are now down to only two parishioners attending on a regular basis and two

who have moved away but continue to join us.  WE NEED YOUR HELP!

The time involved is the first Saturday of every month from 12:30-4 PM.  If enough parishioners volunteer we could split up and alternate months.Unless we have a committed number of volunteers, sadly, we will have to discontinue our service to "My Brothers Table."

If you are new to the area or to our parish, volunteering at "My Brothers Table" is a great way to meet and connect with like-minded people. I, personally, have made some wonderful friendships with my fellow volunteers. Please consider donating your time to this very worthy and

rewarding cause.! ! ! ! ! ! Kay Lavoie

MOTHER’S DAY BABY SHOWEREach year on Mother’s Day weekend, the Incarnation community holds a baby shower to benefit new moms and dads in need. This has been

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a very successful effort over the years and the generosity of the parish is much appreciated.

We are looking for some help in coodinating this event. If you would be able to help please contact Ann Lahiff at annlahiff7@aol.com.

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WORKSHOP ON VISITING THE SICKTuesdays, April 5 to May 10, a workshop on Pastoral Care to the Sick and Homebound will be offered at St. Margaret, Burlington from 7:00 to 9:00pm. Dr. Mary Beth Moran, a certified chaplain, will teach the course.

The workshop will include a review of communication skills, the basics of pastoral visitation, key illness issues, spiritual needs and concerns, grief, loss and dying, and caregiving

issues. Eucharistic Ministers, pastoral visitors, parish nurses and others are encouraged to attend. Fee: $40. Ministers in collaboratives one, two, three and four are free of charge. Registration information available at 617-746-5843. Pre-registration is required. Please register by March 29.

ST. MARY'S SCHOOL Tuesday Tours at St. Mary's School will run from now through June 7th (no tours on April 19th due to school vacation week). Tours run from 9 am to 11 am. No reservations needed! Please call 781.665.5037 for more information.

NEW ANNULMENT WORKSHOPIn this Year of Mercy, Pope Francis has created new norms for the processing of annulments.  If you, or someone close to you, longs to be reconciled with this issue, a workshop presented by the Metropolitan Tribunal explaining this process and answering your questions, will be held at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, April 13, 2016 at St. Barbara Parish, Woburn.

MAXIMILIAN: SAINT OF AUSCHWITZ,Maximilian: Saint of Auschwitz, the moving, live production performed by Leonardo Defilippis of Saint Luke Productions, will be presented at Our Lady, Star of the Sea Church in Marblehead on Wednesday, April 6 at 7:00 p.m.

Experience firsthand the story of this heroic priest, Fr. Maximilian Kolbe, who courageously fought the forces of evil, and offered his life for a family man in the concentration camp of Auschwitz during World War II. The program is filled with all the elements of professional theater, runs 90 minutes, and is suitable for ages 10 and up. Admission is free, and donations will be accepted.

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IMPORTANT TAX INFORMATIONIn our ongoing effort to reduce expenses and

preserve resources, we do not automatically send contribution letters for income tax purposes.

Should you want a letter stating your 2015 contributions to Incarnation, however, we would be happy to send you one. To request your letter, please contact Sue Caffey at i.rectory@comcast.net

or call the rectory at 781-662-8844.

For additional information, contact Our Lady, Star of the Sea Parish Office at 781-631-0086 or visit www.staroftheseamarblehead.org.

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HALLMARK HEALTH VNA AND HOSPICE Hallmark Health VNA and Hospice will be holding a training program for those interested in becoming a hospice volunteer.  The training will begin in March and will be held over the course of five weeks at the agency’s office in Malden. A hospice volunteer does not provide clinical or personal care. They perform tasks to assist the patient and provide relief for family members who may simply need to attend to other duties or leave home for a few hours. Please call Allison Caplin at (781) 338-7863 for further information. Also, Hallmark Health VNA and Hospice is seeking volunteers to help with office duties such as filing, updating databases, mailings, etc. If you have a couple of hours during the week and would like to volunteer, please call Allison Caplin at (781) 338-7863.

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MARCH 27, 2016Easter Should Be an Eye OpenerEaster is mostly about waking up. It’s Easter when God and spring susurrate through the veins of nature giving frozen earth and frozen hearts a wake-up call. That call is ever needed. The human proclivity is towards sleep. Without outside revelation, the trumpet blast announcing resurrection, a divine force opening tombs, and God whispering new life inside of us, our preoccupations and obsessions invariably render us blind as bats—left to fly by radar.

Easter is about eyesight, seeing. George Orwell once summarized our difficulties in this area: “A rather cruel trick I once played on a wasp. He was sucking jam on my plate and I cut him in half. He

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Extendingourinvitationtoallofyou!

DuringthisspecialJubileeYearofMercy!CometoStJohntheBaptistDivineMercyService

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"Here, then, is the reason for the Jubilee: because this is the time for mercy. It is the

favorable time to heal wounds, a time not to be weary of meeting all those who are waiting to see and to touch with their hands the signs of the closeness of God, a time to offer

everyone, everyone, the way of forgiveness and reconciliation. May the Mother of God open our eyes, so that we may comprehend the task to which we have been called; and may

she obtain for us the grace to experience this Jubilee of Mercy as faithful and fruitful witnesses of Christ.”

excerptfromHomilyofHisHolinessPopeFrancis 4/15

paid no attention, merely went on with his meal, while a tiny stream of jam trickled out of his severed esophagus. Only when he tried to fly away did he grasp the dreadful thing that had happened to him. It is the same with us. The thing that has been cut away is our soul and there is a period of time…during which we do not notice it.” (G. Orwell, Collected Essays, Vol. II, Page 15)

It’s a strange irony! We spend our lives searching for life in its rarity and we hardly notice Easter and spring. It’s Easter and we are heavy in spirit. Resurrection is all around and we are feeling old! Why? Why so blind to spring and resurrection?

Classical spiritual writers have always affirmed a connection between morality and epistemology. That’s a sophisticated way of saying that how we live morally affects our eyesight, our perception of reality. Moral laxity, sin, and lack of faith, cloud vision. That’s very true and our propensity to sleep through the resurrection, obviously, has something to do with our less than perfect faith and morals. However, I believe, in the end the problem is not so much our badness as our busyness, our sin as our obsessions. Let me try to explain this:

I don’t think that we are a particularly bad people. We have moral faults and laxities which are peculiar to our generation, but, conversely, we also have moral strengths and virtues that past generations lacked. Moreover, God is used to revealing love and

resurrection to a sinful people. Where God is perhaps less practiced is in revealing love and resurrection to such busy and preoccupied persons. Where we differ from past generations is more in the pace of our lives than in our moral inadequacies. We are pressured, preoccupied, hurried, hell-bent, and driven in a way that previous generations never were. We’ve no time for the examined life, for contemplation, to notice spring and resurrection. “The plant must run!” as Merton once put it. There is little time or energy left after that has been taken care of.

Sadly, this is true even of our preaching of the gospel. We are so busy teaching the gospel, learning the gospel, running religious programs, administering sacraments, and making sure the religious plant runs that there is precious, little, if any, time and energy left to actually live the gospel.

We have to spend so much time talking about God that, at a point, there is no time to listen to God any more. To this we add restlessness and emotional obsessions. Here too we differ from past ages. We are more restless, more dis-eased, than they. People have always been restless and prone to obsessions, but our age militates against restfulness and literally invites obsessions.

A myriad of factors—mass media, more leisure time, unbridled romance and sex, and philosophies of self-fulfillment which point us towards a salvation within our world—have driven up our psychic temperatures and have made it very difficult for us to accept our own lives and

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spirits. This makes for lots of heartaches. As painful as are the headaches that come to us from the hurriedness and pressures of our work, they are a lesser evil. It’s our heartaches, the emotional obsessions that so unsettle our rest, which, in Orwell’s metaphor, keep us concentrated on the jam.

They are the pain and the narcissism which makes us unaware of spring and resurrection and the whispering of God about newness and stones being rolled back. We don’t notice spring and resurrection because, outside of our heartaches and headaches, we hardly see anything at all. The earth is ablaze with the fire of God, with sights, sounds, smells, touches and tastes that are enough to make anyone want to take one’s shoes off. There’s resurrection a plenty! Mostly it goes unnoticed. We sleep the sleep of heartaches and headaches!

It’s the time for spring and resurrection. I doubt there will be any resurrection trumpets loud enough to blast the narcissistic hell out of us. Mostly resurrection is about susurrection,* whispering. God whispers a lot. There are all kinds of secrets to be heard. Spring and Easter is a good season, for looking and listening.

__________* The definition of susurrection can be found here.

Fr. Ron Rolheiser

THE PERSPECTIVE OF JUSTICERising to New Life

  “This is the day the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad.” Easter is the great celebration of victory of life over death.

Ours is an Easter religion. We do not deny or turn away from the evils that surround us: the wars that

have killed some 100 million people in our (last) century; the poverty that grips more than half of the human race; the hunger that kills millions every year and ruins the lives of millions more; the discrimination that divides the human family into contending parties.

We do not deny these miseries, but we refuse to surrender to their power because of our faith in the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Suffering will be vindicated; death will be overcome; a new life will arise: that is the Easter message of the paschal mystery.

  “Let us feast with joy in the Lord.” Just as Christ passed through death to resurrection, so too will the world pass through its suffering to the glory of a new life.

There is no room for despair: our Easter faith tells us that God will “raise us up and renew our lives.”

This is the ‘day which the Lord has made.’ Alleluia! Take fresh hope, brothers and sisters of the whole world! With Christ our Passover everything is possible! Christ goes forward in our future!(Pope John Paul II, Easter Message,1991: 8)

Gerald Darring

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HOW TO FIND USAs a Catholic parish in the Archdiocese of Boston, we are committed to excellence in liturgy, service, hospitality, and life-long learning, all centered in Christ.

429 Upham Street, Melrose, MA 02176 Office: Monday to Thursday, 9:30 am to 4:30 pm1-781-662-8844 Office1-781-662-9340 FAX e-mail: i.rectory@comcast.net website: www.incarnationmelrose.org Follow us on Twitter @IncParishLike us on Facebook!

PASTORAL and SUPPORT STAFF Fr Ron St. Pierre, Administratori.rectory@comcast.netAnn Lahiff, Director of Faith Formation AnnLahiff7@aol.comShawn Gelzleichter, Director of Music Ministriessgelzleichter@gmail.com Sue Caffey, Business Administratori.rectory@comcast.netBrother David E. Wiggin, C.F.X., Bookkeeper Dottie Ahlin, Household Assistant

LITURGY Lord’s Day: Saturday 4:30; Sunday 8:00 and 10:30 Daily Mass is Wednesday-Friday at 9:00.Summer Schedule: Saturday 4:30, Sunday 9:30

SCRIPTURE STUDYEvery Friday morning after Mass we share coffee and conversation about God’s Word for the week. Everyone is welcome in this lively and interesting forum.

RECONCILIATION Saturday, 3:30 - 4:15 pm, or by appointment at any time.

JOINING THE PARISHNo matter what your journey has been, we want to be your companions for the next steps, to share the Gospel together and to help each other along the way. Most of us are from within parish boundaries in Melrose and Saugus, but we have parishioners from as far afield as Georgetown and Framingham! Please introduce yourself to a staff member, or drop in for coffee on Sunday. You can register as a parishioner online via our website, or stop by the rectory.

ADULT INITIATION, RCIAWe are always ready to begin the process by which an adult or older child becomes a Catholic, either by full initiation in baptism, or by reception into full communion. We are also happy to prepare you for adult Confirmation. Contact Fr. Ron.

BAPTISM FOR INFANTSNormally, the baptism of infants is celebrated within the Sunday assembly at a time convenient to the parents. Parents must be parishioners here or have a letter of permission from their pastor. Fr. Ron is the staff contact person for preparation.

GENERATIONS OF FAITHWe are a community of life-long learners. Our parish program of inter-generational learning and celebration of faith is called Generations of Faith. We all meet together several times a year for “Faith Festivals,” and many opportunities for adult learning and enrichment are offered in the bulletin and programs. Materials are in the Church or available at our Faith Formation Office through Ann Lahiff.

MARRIAGEThe engaged couple must contact the Rectory at least six months in advance, preferably a year ahead. One must be a parishioner, or have permission by his or her own pastor to celebrate the marriage with us.

CARE OF THE SICK To arrange for the Sacrament of the Sick, for Holy Communion for the home-bound, or Viaticum for the Dying, please contact the parish office. We normally send ministers out with communion after the eight o’clock on Sunday, and also schedule regular home visits during the week. It is always possible to anoint the sick during regularly scheduled liturgies. All you have to do is ask!

ORDER of CHRISTIAN FUNERALSWe will work with you to plan your own funeral liturgy or that of a loved one, and are prepared to celebrate the Vigil, also known as the “Wake,” in the Church building for those who choose.

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