CHURCH OF SAINT IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA

IGLESIA DE SAN IGNACIO DE LOYOLA

Third Sunday of Easter

Tercer Domingo de Pascua

April 26th, 2020

Lord, you will show us the path of life.

Señor: nos enseñarás el camino de la vida.

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A Letter from Michael Sennett

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Third Sunday of Easter w April 26th, 2020Acts 2:14,22-33 w 1 Peter 1:17-21 w Luke 24:13-35

Dear Parishioners,Last Sunday, shortly before our 10:30 a.m. livestreamed Mass

on Divine Mercy Sunday, I had an urge to check my phone. One of the notifications, from my Timehop app, dutifully re-minded me I was Confirmed five years ago that very day in college. Photos of the day featured myself and my fellow con-firmandi gathered excitedly (and closely) around the Bishop. Looking around our own Church, with an empty sanctuary full of recording equipment and plenty of distance between our small crew, there was a stark contrast from memory to reality.

Despite momentary sadness, I also felt joy in our ability to offer online Masses to our community. We’ve received mes-sages of gratitude, as well as many questions about the pro-cess. Some have even inquired if we can continue to livestream Liturgies in the future, when the congregation returns. I am excited to shed light on these questions for you, as well as share our practices and how they have evolved over a five week period.

When the Archdiocese of Bos-ton announced the suspension of public Masses on Friday, March 13th, our staff adapted quickly. The following weekend, our Lae-tare Sunday Mass and a message from Fr. Joe aired on our You-Tube channel. Due to technolog-ical limitations, the Masses for the Fourth and Fifth Sundays of Lent were filmed in advance. The camera crew was Andy Jowenson, Brian Maher and me. Our tools consisted of: three digital sin-gle-lens reflex (DSLR) cameras, a Mevo camera, four tripods, a shoulder rig, and two Zoom H4n audio recorders. I would then import all of the footage and audio files to Adobe Pre-miere Pro for editing. Once that was finished, the final product would be exported and uploaded to YouTube. [Now you might not understand all that, but believe me it was quite a bit of work!]

With Holy Week approaching, we began brainstorming our options. We were determined to produce our services for the Triduum, with a live stream on Easter Sunday. A conversation with Boston College granted us an installation of a permanent ethernet connection in the Church, which makes livestreaming possible.

To our delight, we began livestreaming to YouTube on Palm Sunday, using Brian Maher’s Mevo as the only camera. What’s unique about the Mevo is its ability to capture a wide angle view while also focusing on specific shots. You control the camera from an iPhone or iPad, and can select a part of the shot to zoom in on, which creates the perspective of multiple

Estimados feligreses:El domingo pasado, poco antes de nuestra misa en vivo del

Domingo de la Divina Misericordia a las 10:30 a.m., tuve la necesidad de revisar mi teléfono. Una de las notificaciones, de mi aplicación Timehop, me recordó debidamente que me habían confirmado hace cinco años en ese mismo día en la universidad. Las fotos del día me presentaban a mí y a mis compañeros confirmados reunidos, emocionados (y muy jun-tos) alrededor del obispo. Mirando alrededor de nuestra propia Iglesia, con un santuario vacío, lleno de equipos de grabación y mucha distancia entre nuestra pequeña tripulación, había un marcado contraste entre la memoria y la realidad.

A pesar de la tristeza momentánea, también sentí alegría en nuestra capacidad de ofrecer misas en línea a nuestra comuni-dad. Hemos recibido mensajes de gratitud, así como muchas preguntas sobre el proceso. Algunos, incluso, han preguntado

si podemos seguir retransmitiendo liturgias en vivo en el futuro, cuan-do la congregación regrese. Estoy emocionado de contestar estas preguntas para ustedes, así como de compartir nuestras prácticas y cómo han evolucionado durante un período de cinco semanas.

Cuando la Arquidiócesis de Boston anunció la suspensión de misas públicas el viernes 13 de marzo, nuestro personal se adaptó

rápidamente. El fin de semana siguiente, nuestra misa domini-cal de Laetare y un mensaje del P. Joe se emitió en nuestro canal de YouTube. Debido a limitaciones tecnológicas, las Mi-sas para los domingos Cuarto y Quinto de Cuaresma fueron filmadas con antelación. El equipo de cámara era Andy Jow-enson, Brian Maher y yo... Nuestras herramientas consistían en tres cámaras digitales con una lente reflexiva (en inglés, DSLR), una cámara Mevo, cuatro trípodes, una plataforma de hombro y dos grabadoras de audio Zoom H4n. A continuación, yo importaría todo ese material rodado y los archivos de audio a Adobe Premiere Pro para su edición. Una vez terminado, el producto final se exportaría y subiría a YouTube. [tal vez puede que no entiendan todo eso, pero ¡créanme que fue mucho tra-bajo!]

Con la Semana Santa acercándose, comenzamos a hacer llu-vias de ideas sobre nuestras opciones. Estábamos decididos a producir nuestros servicios para el Triduo, con una trans-misión en vivo el Domingo de Pascua. Una conversación con Boston College nos permitió una instalación de una conexión Ethernet permanente en la Iglesia, lo que hace posible la trans-misión en vivo.

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cameras. We used the Mevo to livestream Holy Week Masses and Easter Sunday, and will continue to do so until further notice.

On Palm Sunday, you may have noticed phones on the al-tar during the reading of the Passion Narrative. The phones were synced to the Mevo as microphones, so we could cap-ture audio. Fortunately, before the Triduum, a sound techni-cian was able to help connect our audio mixer to our house sound system to provide much better quality audio. It all is connected directly to, what Fr. Joe has referred to as that magic camera: the Mevo!

There has been some concern about our presiders, lectors, and acolyte appearing too close during our Masses. What many viewers are experiencing is known as perspective dis-tortion. What this means is that the distance of the camera from the subjects combined with the angle of the shot can interfere with our ability to correctly perceive depth. In other words, objects (or people!) may appear closer or sometimes even farther than they actually are.

As you can see in the image above, our current set up will not be possible when Masses resume. If we do livestream Liturgies or events and programs, we will need to rethink our strategy. One thing is certain: we could never provide the direct, front view we now have.

Although I do continue to feel sad that we cannot gather physically, I am glad we can offer the opportunity for our community to worship online, a way in which we are more fortunate than many parishes. In fact, many from other par-ishes throughout the country and world join us!

As we continue our livestreams, know that we miss you, our community, greatly! We look forward to the day we can be in the Church together again. Until that day, be sure to stay in touch with us through our social media and subscribe to our YouTube channel to receive notifications of our up-coming videos.

Peace,Michael

Para nuestro deleite, comenzamos a transmitir en vivo por YouTube el Domingo de Ramos, usando la Mevo de Brian Maher como la única cámara. Lo fabuloso de la Mevo es su capacidad para capturar una vista de gran angular al igual que se centra en tomas específicas. Se controla la cámara desde un iPhone o iPad, y puede seleccionarse una parte de la toma para acercar, lo que crea la perspectiva de varias cámaras con zoom Usamos la Mevo para transmitir en vivo misas de Se-mana Santa y Domingo de Pascua, y lo seguiremos haciendo hasta nuevo aviso.

El Domingo de Ramos, es posible que hayas notado telé-fonos en el altar durante la lectura de la Narrativa de la Pa-sión. Los teléfonos estaban sincronizados con la Mevo como micrófonos, para que pudiéramos capturar el audio. Afortun-adamente, antes del Triduo, un técnico de sonido fue capaz de ayudar a conectar nuestro mezclador de audio con nues-tro propio sistema de sonido para proporcionar un audio de mucha mejor calidad. Todo está conectado directamente a, lo que el P. Joe se ha referido como esa cámara mágica: ¡La Mevo!

Ha habido cierta preocupación por nuestros celebrantes, lectores y acólitos que aparecen demasiado cerca durante nuestras Misas. Lo que muchos espectadores están experi-mentando se conoce como distorsión de perspectiva. Lo que esto significa es que la distancia de la cámara de los suje-tos combinada con el ángulo de la toma puede interferir con nuestra capacidad de percibir correctamente la profundidad. En otras palabras, los objetos (¡o personas!) pueden aparecer más cerca o a veces incluso más lejos de lo que realmente están.

Como se puede ver en las imágenes anteriores, nuestra configuración actual no será posible cuando se reanuden las misas. Si hacemos Liturgias en vivo o eventos y programas, tendremos que repensar nuestra estrategia. Una cosa es cier-ta: nunca podríamos proporcionar la vista directa y frontal que ahora tenemos.

Aunque sigo sintiéndome triste por no poder reunirnos físicamente, me alegro de que podamos ofrecer la oportuni-dad de que nuestra comunidad celebre en línea, una manera en la que somos más afortunados que muchas otras parro-quias. De hecho, ¡muchas parroquias del país y el mundo se unen a nosotros!

A medida que continuemos con nuestras transmisiones en vivo, ¡te extrañamos a ti, de nuestra comunidad, en gran medida! Esperamos con ansias el día en que podamos estar juntos en la Iglesia. Hasta ese día, asegúrense de mantenerse en contacto con nosotros a través de nuestras redes sociales y suscríbanse a nuestro canal de YouTube para recibir notifi-caciones de nuestros próximos videos.

PazMiguel (Michael)

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EastEr OffErtOryUpdated: April 23rd

EastEr spEcial appEalRestricted for HVAC Systems

$29,549Thank you for donating to our Easter Offertory and Easter Special Appeal.

Now more then ever we need your help. Please continue to support our Parish.Over 30% of our offertory donations are contributed by generous donors through the Sunday col-lection basket. While we can’t be in person for the foreseeable future, if you regularly support our

parish this way please consider giving in one of the following alternative methods:• Register for Online Giving

• Set up a monthly or weekly donation via your bank's online banking/bill pay program• Mail a check to the Parish Office

Contact Karen O'Reilly if you have any questions: karen.oreilly@bc.edu or 617-552-6117.

2020$12,905

2019$19,084

2018$22,519

Easter Flower DonationsIn Memory Of:

Henry & Jane HalkoAnna GiaccariniGeorge B. ChapmanMichael, Marie, & Josephine GilardeSharon Lee MartinThe McCaffrey Family

Donated By:Joan Claprood

Vivian LorenzoniMary Elizabeth Hooker

Sr. Carlotta GilardeThe Martin Family

Joyce McCaffrey

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Outreach MinistriesTHE PROJECT BREAD WALK FOR HUNGER:We know that we won’t be seeing thousands of Walkers heading down Beacon and Centre Streets next Sunday. However, Project Bread’s commitment, its mission, to families and elders facing food insecurity is still “on” and we are being challenged to help its rapid response to the COVID-19 crisis. Please join Project Bread on a virtual route to raise funds. You can donate online by going to the Project Bread website, selecting Walk for Hunger and heading to the TEAM IGNATIUS page: https://bit.ly/2Qr6f13. You can donate to a TEAM Walker or the TEAM itself.

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Hear From You! Annarose has sent our PreK-8 families Interactive Session Reviews for Weeks 1 & 2. We encourage you to have your child complete their grade level

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In hopes of maintaining our sense of commu-nity during this time of physical distancing, you are also invited to send photos of your family's Faith Formation and/or prayer time together to faithformation.ignatius@bc.edu. With your per-mission, these photos will be included in our next weekly update via Constant Contact.

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Other SacramentsReconciliation—Saturdays, 3:00 p.m. to 3:45 p.m. in the Upper Church or by appointment.Baptism—Adults are baptized at the Easter Vigil as part of the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA). Infant and child Baptisms are by arrangement. First Eucharist—Preparation begins in grade one and incudes classes, retreats, and home instruction. Children receive First Eucharist in grade two.Confirmation—Our Confirmation program begins in 9th grade; students are confirmed in the spring of 10th grade. For young adults who have been baptized but are not yet confirmed, contact the Parish Office.Matrimony—Parishioners, BC Grads and non-parishioners are welcome to be married at St. Ignatius. Contact the parish office for available dates and details. Anointing of the Sick—By arrangement. Contact the parish office.

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