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Our Lady of Good Counsel

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August 9, 2015 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time

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August 9, 2015 Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish, Methuen~Lawrence 19th Sunday of Ordinary TimeAugust 9, 2015 Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish, Methuen~Lawrence 19th Sunday of Ordinary TimeAugust 9, 2015 Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish, Methuen~Lawrence 19th Sunday of Ordinary TimeAugust 9, 2015 Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish, Methuen~Lawrence 19th Sunday of Ordinary Time

Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish 22 Plymouth Street, Methuen, MA 01844 22 Plymouth Street, Methuen, MA 01844 22 Plymouth Street, Methuen, MA 01844 22 Plymouth Street, Methuen, MA 01844

Phone: 978Phone: 978Phone: 978Phone: 978----686686686686----3984 Fax: 9783984 Fax: 9783984 Fax: 9783984 Fax: 978----686686686686----8300830083008300 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: OLGCParish.comWeb: OLGCParish.comWeb: OLGCParish.comWeb: OLGCParish.com

Office Hours: 8 am to 4 pm Monday ~ FridayOffice Hours: 8 am to 4 pm Monday ~ FridayOffice Hours: 8 am to 4 pm Monday ~ FridayOffice Hours: 8 am to 4 pm Monday ~ Friday

Parish Staff: 978-686-3984

Fr. Christopher Casey Pastor — Ext 25 [email protected]

Jim Massie Physical Plant Manager — 978-697-4701 [email protected]

Lori McLaughlin Coordinator of Music Ministries

603-432-8656 [email protected]

Rev. Mr. Steven J.

Murphy Deacon — Ext 10 [email protected]

Mrs. Pearl Ouellette

Business Manager — Ext 17 978-686-0728 [email protected]

Mrs. Carol-Ann Ramirez Assistant to the Pastor— Ext 10 978-686-3984 [email protected]

Religious Education — Ph: 978-686-3985 Fax: 978-686-8300

Mr. Mark Friedrich — Coordinator of Adult Faith Formation [email protected]

Mr. Mark Houle —

Coordinator Grades K-8 [email protected]

Weekend Masses:

Church & Chapel are handicapped accessible

(elevator in Church, ramp at Chapel)

Sat. 4 pm at St. Theresa Church 22 Plymouth St., Methuen, MA

Sun. 8 am at St. Theresa Church

Sun. 10:30 am at St. Augustine Chapel 128 Ames St., Lawrence, MA

Daily Mass: 7 am Monday — Friday at St. Theresa Church

Eucharistic Adoration: every Thursday, 4:00 pm — 11:30 pm at St. Augustine Chapel

Reconciliation: Saturdays, 2:30—3:30 pm at St. Theresa Church or anytime by appointment

Baptism: Previous arrangements neces-sary

Marriage:

Arrangements must be made at least six months in advance

New Parishioners: Welcome! Please come to the Parish Office to meet us and to register

Lawrence Catholic Academy

101 Parker St.

Lawrence, MA 01843

www.lawrencecatholic

academy.org

978-683-5822

Children age 3 through

Grade 8

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We welcome Blake Robert Conway Son of

Jared Conway & Melanie Dion Conway Baptized on August 2, 2015

101 Parker St. Lawrence, MA 01843

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Program Offerings ♦ Early childhood thru middle

school ages 3 & 4 thru gr. 5-8 ♦ Small class sizes/highly

trained faculty ♦ Catholic Values & Academic

Standards Education ♦ Extended Day Program ♦ Financial Aid Available ♦ Music, Phy. Ed., Art, Com-

puter, & Spanish classes ♦ Full-time Nurse Practitioner

and Guidance Counselor ♦ Extracurricular activities

Evidence of Success Our 8th grade students are ac-cepted, attend, and excel in many of the following schools. ♦ Central Catholic ♦ Presentation of Mary ♦ Notre Dame Cristo Rey ♦ Lowell Catholic ♦ St. John’s Prep ♦ Gr. Law. Tech. ♦ Essex Aggie 7 Tech ♦ Whittier Regional Vo. Tech. ♦ Lawrence, Haverhill &

Methuen High Schools

We make a Catholic Education Affordable to all who seek it. Financial Aid is Available to help all families take advantage of this wonderful opportunity. Please visit, call the school or visit our website to receive more information at any time. We look forward to welcoming you into the LCA community and becoming your family’s school

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Mass IntentionsMass IntentionsMass IntentionsMass Intentions For the week of August 9, 2015For the week of August 9, 2015For the week of August 9, 2015For the week of August 9, 2015

Saturday Aug. 8 4 pm Lionel & Wayne Michaud By their family

Sunday Aug. 9 8 am 10:30 am

Ivan Tremblay Tiffany McCarthy Zellin (birthday remembrance) And living members of our parish Raymond Pelletier (11th anniversary)

By Jean Demers By her family By his family

Monday Aug. 10 7 am ��

Tuesday Aug. 11 7 am Don & Mary Christianson By Tony Blais

Wednesday Aug. 12 7 am Roger & Ellie Ratté By a friend

Thursday Aug. 13 7 am ��

Friday Aug. 14 7 am ��

Saturday Aug. 15 4 pm Peter Moschetto, Jr. By his family

Sunday Aug. 16 8 am 10:30 am

Leslie Winfrey Living members of our parish

By Jesse & Carol-Ann Ramirez

MemorialsMemorialsMemorialsMemorials For the week of August 9, 2015

The Altar Bread—donated by his family In Memory of Paul Kroeter

The Altar Wine—donated by his family In Memory of Thomas B. Sabbagh, Jr.

St. Vincent de Paul Society

August 2 = $67.00

In this Gospel the love that Jesus reveals through the symbol of the cross is: self-giving, sacrificial, healing, forgiving, in solidarity with the weak, confident in the

power of God. During the hot summer months many of the elderly, especially those who are sick, are not able to find relief from the heat. Please help the society of St. Vincent de Paul to bring respite and hope to them. Thank you for your continued generosity.

Thank you for your generosity to our parish.

Please realize how important it is that you use your envelopes and that you “make-up” your weekly contribution when you are not present at Mass for a particular weekend. We appreciate all that you do for our parish.

For August 2, 2015

You can get the electronic version of our weekly bulletin v ia emai l on Saturday mornings. V is i t www.TheBostonPilot.com/Directory. The bulletin will be prominently place on our parish Directory page. You will have the option to add your email to a mailing list that will deliver the bulletin and other news from The Pilot to your email inbox on Saturday mornings.

Summer Office Hours 8 am—3 pm Monday—Thursday

8 am—Noon on Friday during the months of

July and August

Envelopes = 142 $4,199.00

Money not in envelopes 658.00

Total $4,857.00

Maintenance = 18 $197.00

Catholic Relief = 90 $751.00

Money not in envelopes 306.00

Total $1,057.00

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Mission Statement Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish

Lawrence ~ Methuen

Our Lady of Good Counsel is a diverse multi-cultural parish serving the Catholic community of Methuen

and Lawrence. We are committed to building a community of faith intent upon God, in unity of mind and heart. We are a family of believers, joined by our Baptism, and nur-tured by the Eucharist. As children of God, we endeavor to bring the love of Christ to all we meet. We are committed to be the Body of Christ, rooted in the tradition of the Catholic Church. Together we worship and praise our God. Guided by prayer and the counsel of the Blessed Mother, we minister to the com-munity through faith formation, fellowship, and service. With diligence, compassion, and love we endeavor to help others come to know and love Jesus. Empowered by grace, constant in our mission, we strive to be led by the Holy Spirit.

St. Theresa Church 22 Plymouth St., Methuen

St. Augustine Chapel 128 Ames St., Lawrence

Dear Parishioners, The bulletin letter returns this 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time to find us in the middle of our five week study of the sixth chapter of the Gospel of John, which is known as the Bread of Life Discourse. It is a critical part of the bible to read and reread as we try to understand the fullness of the gift that the Eucharist is for us; as we try to understand the Eucharist they way that God would have us understand it. The chapter as a whole is very informative, but also very shocking. We still have a hard time understanding everything that Jesus is saying, which is evidenced by the many differ-ent theologies about Holy Communion that exist among Christians. It was no less shocking when Jesus first spoke the words. Today our Gospel ends with these words: “ Amen, amen, I say to you, whoever believes has eternal life. I am the bread of life. Your ancestors ate the manna in the desert, but they died; this is the bread that comes down from heaven so that one may eat it and not die. I am the living bread that came down from heaven; whoever eats this bread will live forever; and the bread that I will give is my flesh for the life of the world.” For us, Jesus cannot be more clear… His flesh is the Bread of Life, and whoever eats it will live forever. I often go back and read Pope Emeritus Benedict’s 2011 Homily on the Feast of Corpus Christi. It is here that Benedict, drawing from St. Augustine, gives us a clear and important teaching on the Eucharist. He said “Saint Augustine helps us to understand the dynamics of Holy Com-munion when referring to a kind of vision he had, in which Jesus said to him: "I am the food of the mature: grow, then, and you shall eat me. You will not change me into yourself like bodily food; but you will be changed into me" (Confessions, VII, 10, 18). Therefore, while the bodily food is assimilated by the body and contributes to its maintenance, the Eucharist is a different bread: we do not assimilate it, but it assimilates us to it-self, so that we become conformed to Jesus Christ and members of his body, one with Him. This is a decisive passage. Indeed, precisely be-cause it is Christ who, in Eucharistic communion, transforms us into Him, our individuality, in this encounter, is opened up, freed from its self-centeredness and placed in the Person of Jesus, who in turn is immersed in the Trinitarian communion. Thus, while the Eucharist unites us to Christ, we open ourselves to others making us members one of another: we are no longer divided, but one thing in Him. Eucharistic communion unites me to the person next to me, and with whom I might not even have a good relationship, but also to my brothers and sisters who are far away, in every corner of the world. So, because of Holy Communion we not only become one with God, but we also become one with each other. In this way the Eucharist is a foretaste of Heaven. To receive the Eucharist is to change, and if we are fully participating in the Sacrament of the Altar, we never leave Mass the same way we came in. St. Paul in this week’s reading from Ephesians says: “ Do not grieve the Holy Spirit of God, with which you were sealed for the day of redemption. All bitterness, fury, anger, shouting, and reviling must be removed from you, along with all malice. And be kind to one another, compassionate, forgiving one another as God has forgiven you in Christ. So be imitators of God, as beloved children, and live in love, as Christ loved us and handed himself over for us as a sacrificial offering to God for a fragrant aroma.” Have you ever fought with someone in your family on the way to Mass? Living in a house of 7 children any number of difficulties would present themselves as my Mother tried to round us up to get us out the door to Church. There were many times everyone was screaming, feelings were hurt, and family members were fuming. Going home it was always different; a little more at peace… perhaps a little more patient. Maybe it was just because we had an hour of forced silence which makes for a good cooling off period. Maybe it was just because we HAD TO shake hands at the Sign of PEACE, which would change the dynamic. But, thinking about what Benedict taught, we entered into communion with Jesus Himself in the Eucharist. For a moment of our lives then, we carried that communion into our family life. Sure, it would only last until the next jerk said some-thing stupid (!), but perhaps there is something to learn in it all. Jesus remains with us as long as we want Him to. His Presence, in its fullness in Holy Communion, can be lost completely in a fight over the last jelly doughnut. Or it can be held on to a little bit longer, if one of us is willing to sacrifice. Who will it be? Father Chris

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for the week of August 9, 2015

9 SUN 1 Kgs 19:4-8/Eph 4:30-

5:2/Jn 6:41-51

10 Mon 2 Cor 9:6-10/Jn 12:24-

26

11 Tue Dt 31:1-8/Mt 18:1-5, 10,

12-14

12 Wed Dt 34:1-12/Mt 18:15-20

13 Thu Jos 3:7-10a, 11, 13-

17/Mt 18:21-19:1

14 Fri Jos 24:1-13/Mt 19:3-12

15 Sat Vigil: 1 Chr 15:3-4, 15-

16; 16:1-2/1 Cor

15:54b-57/Lk 11:27-28

Day: Rv 11:19a; 12:1-6a,

10ab/1 Cor 15:20-27/Lk

1:39-56

16 SUN Prv 9:1-6/Eph 5:15-

20/Jn 6:51-58

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COMING TO OLGC PARISH, ST. THERESA CHURCH THIS FALL 2015

CHRISTIAN SINGER, SONGWRITER, COMPOSER

Curtis Stephan In concert

Friday, October 2, 2015 at 7:30 pm Concert tickets: $13 each—presale now until August 31st

$15 each—September 1st to show date

Curtis Stephan Music Workshop Saturday, October 3rd, 9:00 am in Duperry hall of

St. Theresa Church

Workshop tickets: $13 each—presale now until August 31st

$15 each—September 1 to October 2 (limited space, plan early)

Combo Tickets, Concert and Workshop, Tickets $25 each—presale now until August 31st

$30 each—September 1—October 2nd

For ticket purchases, please make checks payable to OLGC Parish, mail or drop off to the office at 22 Plymouth St., Methuen, MA 01844

978-686-3984 and properly mark your envelope and check with Curtis Stephan Concert and or workshop so we may keep proper records. Please be sure to include an address where we can mail tickets to you. Thank you!

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Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish

Vacation Bible School

Mark Your Calendar!!!!

August 10 ~ 14 8:30 am ~ 12 Noon

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22 Plymouth St. Methuen, MA

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EEEExtraordinary MMMMinisters

Of Holy Communion

and Lectors

Prayer Requests for Priests ~ We ask you to remember in prayer the following

priests:

Aug. 8, All Dominicans ~ Aug. 9, Rev. Daniel Crowley ~ Aug. 10, Rev. Vincent Poirier ~ Aug. 11,

Rev. Mario Orrigo ~ Aug. 12, Msgr. John R. McLaughlin ~ Aug. 13, Rev. Philip King ~ Aug. 14,

Rev. Thomas Oates

August 15/16

Extraordinary Minister of Holy

Communion

Lectors

4 pm Deacon Steve Sue Fink

Irene Moschetto Paul DeGagne

Marge Brien

8 am Betty Small Kathy Callagy

Paula Doherty Arthur Brien

Eileen DeSalvo

10:30am Linda Murphy Jim Wain

Bob Runge Sherry Labrecque

Angela DiZoglio

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION St. Augustine Chapel

Please come and visit the Lord in the Eucharist any Thursday, 4 to 10:30 p.m. Stay a few minutes or longer. Consider committing to an adoration hour on a weekly basis--we are looking for people to take any hour, especially between 4:30 and 8:30 p.m. Call Michele Brown-Hall at 688-6301 and leave your name and phone number

Sr. Diane Shaw, SND, Bill Kochanczyk, Claire Vasapolli, Maryellen Malzone, Margo McCormick, Chuck Wilson, Bishop Ricardo Ramirez, Diane Fitzgerald, Lillian Saindon, Angelica Rios, George Kelley, John Ouellette, Thomas Bastian, Andy Champy, Johna Morton, Rene Laliberty, Roger Gagnon, Carlen Pellerin,

David Morton, Martha Brochu, Wesley Cooper, Dot Lane, Paul Shepter, Walter Collier, Michael Joseph Maglia, Lucille Daigle, Patricia Bastian, Fr. David Fitzgerald, sP, Mimi Beaudette, Debra Freda, Timothy Burke, Alexandria Texiera, Susan Adams, Mel Haverty, Frank Holden, Alfred Carolan, Gina Marie Tanza Drakos, Jean Simone, Denise Panagopolus, Madison & Michael Tremblay, Shirley Martin, Richard Groves, Kristen Portillo, Fr. Gerry McCormick, Anita Watson, Richard Mullen, Anita Potvin, Barbara Donaghue, Rose Marie Johnson, Joan Francis, Rachel Caron, Lois Pronovost, Anita Gugluizza, Doris Bernardini, Stacy Alexander, Peggy McCretton, Dottie Carrel, Linda LaPlante, Baby Ava Gagnon, Phyllis Boucher, Richard Wozniak, Tom Boucher, Bob Mullen, Gina Johnson, Paul Catara, Gerri Fusco, Clarissa Samuels, Roscoe Johnson, Jason Lanney, John Keenan, Deborah Miselis, Nicholas Norcia, Michael Culpon, Paul Lacroix, Courtney Theriault, Ruth Myers, Anne Pittochelli, Julia, Ellie & Evie Edgerly, Madeline Fluet, Monica Alvarado, Joyce Branco, Nelson Diaz-Archilla, Barbara Christie, Sherry Hall, Regan Sforza, Rita Ducheneau, Josephine Landry, Mary Shattuck, Sandra Desrosiers, Matthew Chiara, Robbyn Culpon, Rose Gaudreau, Gerard Welch, Herve Laliberty, Cheryl Baptista, Christopher Boshar, Elizabeth Pendak, Eduardo Loriano, Yvonne Eddy, Rosa Pellot, Martha Ouellette, Ann Beaudoin, and all those on our Parish prayer line, and at the Woodmill, Nevins, Mary-Immaculate and Berkeley Nursing homes.

Those who have died: Bernadette LaPlante, Betty Puchtler If you have a friend or loved one that you would like us to pray for, please call the parish office and leave the name. If you want your loved ones name back on this list please call the parish office.

The Pregnancy Care Center Needs You! The Pregnancy Care Center is in urgent need of bi-lingual volunteers for the Lawrence Center. Roles include receptionist, peer counselor, material ser-vices: baby clothes sorting and general organizing. If you are interested please call Carol at 978 373 5700 or visit us online at www.PCCFriends.org.

August 15—The Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary—is not a Holyday of Obliga-tion this year, because the feast day falls on a Satur-day. The 4 pm Mass on August 15th is the Vigil for the 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time.

Christmas Fair!!!!!!!Christmas Fair!!!!!!!Christmas Fair!!!!!!!Christmas Fair!!!!!!! 1st organizational meeting1st organizational meeting1st organizational meeting1st organizational meeting Wednesday, August 19thWednesday, August 19thWednesday, August 19thWednesday, August 19th

6:30 pm at the parish office!6:30 pm at the parish office!6:30 pm at the parish office!6:30 pm at the parish office! All are invited ~ come join the fun!All are invited ~ come join the fun!All are invited ~ come join the fun!All are invited ~ come join the fun!

Would you like to help?Would you like to help?Would you like to help?Would you like to help?

Bring your ideas to the meeting~ the more the merrier!Bring your ideas to the meeting~ the more the merrier!Bring your ideas to the meeting~ the more the merrier!Bring your ideas to the meeting~ the more the merrier!

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