st. mary’s parish family2019/09/22 · “serving the parish community since 1896” richard s....
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St. Mary’s Parish Family
114 Princeton Street/PO Box 2200�
Jefferson, Massachuse�s 01522�
508�829�4508�
PASTORAL STAFF�
Timothy M. Brewer, Pastor ([email protected]) �
Sindy Collazo, Pastoral Associate ([email protected]�
Cathy Purtle, Parish Manager, ([email protected]), �
Maryjane Ciesluk, Director of Religious Educa&on/Safe
Environment Coordinator, ([email protected])�
Kerry O’Grady, Religious Educa&on Coordinator,�
Paula Perry, Religious Educa&on Administra&on, �
Beth Cunningham, Outreach Minister & Parish Nurse
Sheila Bosse, Administra&ve Assistant
Peter Gerardi, Music Director ([email protected])�
Mike Fitzpatrick, Maintenance/Custodian�
Pastoral Office Phone�(508)829�4508�
Fax � (508) 829�0429�
Religious Educa&on Office � (508) 829�6758�
Email: [email protected]; �
St. Mary’s Cemetery � (508) 757�7415�
Please help us give a warm welcome to our
New Pastoral Associate, Sindy Collazo.�
Come and meet her at a recep�on following every
Mass this weekend.�
Also new to our Parish Staff is
Paula Perry, who is supplying our
Religious Educa�on
Department with the extra hands
that are so needed!! Say hello to
her when you see her around
campus!! Welcome Paula!�
I am without words to describe my gra�tude to all
those who worked so hard to make Sunday’s
celebra�on heavenly. For all those whose kind words
and generosity filled my heart to the brim, to the
Amazing Music Ministry who gave us a sneak preview
of what the heavenly choir sounds like, to the
Incredible 40th Anniversary Commi/ee and
Subcommi/ees, the Knights who always come to our
rescue, to all my Treasured Parish Family Members
who always make our guests welcome, important and
at home at St Mary’s and my dedicated, generous,
loving staff who always go beyond the call of duty and
whose hardest task is to constantly make me look
good. I love you all and am forever grateful to all those
who worked behind the scenes to help pull it all
together. Father Tim �
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S�. M���’ P��� � J�������, MA�
Schedule Around Campus…�
Saturday, September 21�
3:30 PM�� Confessions�
4:30 PM�� Sindy Collazo Recep�on (A�er Mass)�
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Sunday, September 22 �
8:00 AM�� Coffee Shoppe�
� � Sindy Collazo Recep�on (A�er Mass)�
10:00 AM� Children's Liturgy of the Word�
� � A�er the 10 AM Mass�
� � Coffee Shoppe� �
� � Sindy Collazo Recep�on (A�er Mass0�
4:00 PM�� Grade 10 Parent/Student Mee3ng/ Hall�
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5:00 PM�� Grade 11 Parent/Student Mee3ng/ Hall�
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Monday, September 23 �
4:15 PM�� Grade 1�5 All Teachers Mee3ng/Hall�
6:15 PM � Grade 6�8 All Teachers Mee3ng/Hall� �
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Tuesday, September 24�
4:15 PM�� Grade 1�5 All Teachers Mee3ng/Hall�
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Wednesday, September 25�
4:15 PM�� Grade 1�5 All Teacher Mee3ng/Hall�
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Thursday, September 26�
9:30 AM�� Prayer Shawl Ministry/DR�
11:00 AM� Faith Sharing Group/GR�
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Friday, September 27 �
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Saturday, September 28 �
10:00 AM� Electronics Recycling �
3:30 PM�� Confessions� � �
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Sunday, September 29 �
8:00 AM�� Coffee Shoppe�
10:00 AM� Children's Liturgy of the Word�
� � Bap3sm of Tyler James Crossman�
� � A�er the 10 AM Mass�
� � Coffee Shoppe� �
� � Children's Liturgy of the Word Mee3ng/GR�
4:00 PM�� Grade 9 Parent/Student Mee3ng/ Hall�
� � Grade 11 Religious Educa3on Class�
5:00 PM�� Grade 11 Teacher Commissioning�
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ALL ARE WELCOME HERE�
If you are alienated or upset, �
we welcome you lovingly.�
If you are in need of forgiveness,�
Jesus forgives you completely��
with uncondi3onal love.�
If you have been hurt by the Church, �
we are truly sorry.�
if you are angry, Jesus offers you peace.�
If life has become burdensome, �
we are here to support you.�
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The Tabernacle candle burns for�
“Courtney & Enman Families”�
By Sue Enman�
Mass Intentions�
Someone you know may be in an abusive rela&onship.�
Abuse Hotline 508�755�9030�
To report abuse, please contact Judith Aude@e, Director of
Healing and Preven&on, Diocese of Worcester
at (508)929�4363�
� All are welcome here.
At all masses, the invitation is extended to
everyone that at the time of the Eucharist, all
may come forward. Those who are not
receiving, simply put your hands crossed over
your chest and receive a blessing.�
Saturday, September 21�
4:30 PM� � � Joseph Gallagher (Lew & Barbara Stevens)�
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Sunday, September 22�
8:00 AM� � Patricia Finnegan (6th Anniv) (The Family)�
10:00 AM� � Maryellen Richinick (16th Anniv)�
� � (Richinick & Doherty Families)�
5:00 PM� � Bill Beaudry (Cindy Richard)�
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Monday, September 23 �
12:00 PM� � Raymond Lyman (His wife, Carol Lyman)�
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Tuesday, September 24�
8:00 AM� � Susan Cobb (The Stevens Family)�
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Wednesday, September 25�
8:00 AM� � Yan Le Diberder (John Schaper & Family)�
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Thursday, September 26�
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Friday, September 27 �
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Saturday, September 28�
4:30 PM� � Kim Joyce (Bob & Barbara Pezzini)�
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Sunday, September 29 �
8:00 AM � � Kathleen Fleming (The Fleming Family)�
10:00 AM � � Louise & Donald Gaucher �
� � (David & Barbara Lamacchia)�
5:00 PM� � Eileen Beaudry (Cindy Richard)�
T������F��� S����� �� O������� T����
JUST A REMINDER:�
Registra3on forms for St. Mary’s Parish can be found in the back
of the church, in the Parish office, or our website,
www.stmarysjeff.com. Please take the 3me to register as it is the
best way for the staff to communicate, through emails and
mailings, what is happening in the parish. �
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Before we begin another GREAT YEAR OF RELIGIOUS
EDUCATION AT ST MARY’S …The Place to Be, Grade
10 and Grade 11 Confirma&on Candidates~
Reminder: Required Opening Parent/Student
Mee&ngs are held this Sunday, September 22
nd
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Grade 10 students and parents, please meet in the Hall at 4PM.
Grade 11 students and parents please meet in the Church at
5PM. Both Grade level mee&ngs include our 5PM Family Mass. �
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GRADE 11 OPENING CLASS SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 Registered
Grade 11 students will gather in the Church beginning at 5PM.
Parents and families of our Confirma3on Candidates please join
your child to celebrate mass. No reserved sea3ng for Grade 11,
families please sit together with your Grade 11 child wherever
your family is comfortable! �
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REMINDER: REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ALL GRADES 1�11
PRIOR TO THE DAY OF CLASS ATTENDANCE! Registra3on Forms
can be downloaded from our St. Mary’s website. Kindly do not
send children to class with a registra3on form as unregistered
students are not yet assigned to a class. Please note, that it is
never too late to register your child! Our hearts are ready and
wai3ng to welcome as many children as we can fit!!!!�
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We invite all those children and young people that have been
away or have had li@le or no formal Religious Educa&on to
register for our “Beginnings Program”. Classes of various levels
Grades 3�12 meet on Sunday aJernoon to help kids “catch�up” in
order to enter at grade level following this year�long instruc3on
period. Please call for registra3on details.�
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There are s&ll several classes filled with beau&ful children
wai&ng for a teacher (Catechist) to share Jesus with them.
Teachers and Subs&tutes are STILL needed. IF YOU REALLY LOVE
JESUS, you have all of the qualifica3ons that you need! We
provide training and will equip you with all the rest! Please call
today if you are able to assist in any way!�
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All Grade 1�5 Teachers will gather for an Opening Mee&ng to pick
up teaching materials and class lists on Monday, Sept. 23
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Tuesday, Sept. 24
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, or Wednesday, Sept.25
th
at 4:14 PM in the
Hall.�
All Grade 6�8 Teachers will gather for our “Kick�Off” Mee3ng at
6:15 PM in the Hall on Monday, September 23
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Grade 1 First Class! We cannot wait to welcome our
Parents and Grade 1 Children to St. Mary’s Religious
Ed Program! We will welcome our new friends on
Monday, September 30
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, Tuesday, October 1st or
Wednesday, September 2
nd
at 4:15 in the hall. (Parents, please
bring your child on the day that they are signed up to aOend
Rel. Ed.!)�
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GRADE 10 DREAM TEAM~ LOOKING FOR YOUNG ADULTS (High
School Seniors and College Age Students) TO FACILITATE
CONVERSATION FOR OUR HIGH SCHOOL KIDS. Please call the
Rel. Ed. Office if you are interested for more details!�
Questions on RCIA? Are
you or someone you know
interested in becoming a Catholic
or learning more about the
Catholic way of life?
Already a baptized Catholic and
interested in completing the
Sacraments of Initiation?
Willing to journey with those
becoming Catholic and learning more about your own faith?
Then the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults may be the next
step. Every journey begins with a first step. Contact Sindy
Collazo for more information: 508�829�4508 X18 Email:
FLU SHOT CLINIC
AT ST. MARY’S �
Influenza (Flu) Vaccine
will be available here at
St. Mary’s aJer masses
on the weekend of
October 5
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and 6
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Flu vaccine is your best preventa3ve measure for this flu season
which runs October through May. It is favorable to receive your
vaccina3on by the end of October. �
*Must bring insurance cards with you. Most people have two
cards: one for doctor appointments, the other for pharmacy.
Please bring both! We will make copy your cards and bill your
insurance. YOU WILL NOT BE CHARGED FOR ANY BALANCE. �
Children 9 years old and older are eligible if accompanied by their
parent who will sign consent. �
Please wear short sleeve shirt with removable sweater or jacket.�
This service is through CVS Pharmacy, Spencer, to promote
healthy communi3es.�
~Religious Education Continued~�
Children’s Liturgy of the Word Helper and Teacher Mee&ng
Sunday, September 29
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following the 10AM Mass in the
Gathering Room.�
Calling all Kids! Children’s Liturgy of the Word welcomes children
3 and up to join us on Sundays to share the “GOOD NEWS” in
fun, exci&ng ways! Children gather following the opening
prayer to hear God’s Word. Children will be blessed and led to
the Gathering Room for this &me to encounter our friend, Jesus.
No registra&on is necessary! (Parents….always feel free to
accompany your child if you wish.)�
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MAGAZINES Needed. We sure would love you to save your
magazines for kid projects!�
S�������� 22, 2019�
St. Mary’s Knights of Columbus News �
�Next weekend, St. Mary’s Knights will be
conduc3ng their annual Tootsie Roll Drive aJer
all Masses. All proceeds go to help God’s
Special Children � those with physical and
intellectual disabili3es in MassachuseOs. �
�Our second annual "Fill the Pantry" golf tournament at Holden
Hills will take place next Sunday. For more details visit our �
website at Fillthepantry.golf.��
If you’d like to know more about the Knights of Columbus, we'd
like to meet you and invite you to join us. For more informa3on,
please contact Ted Del Donno at 508�523�9272 or check out our
ministry on our parish website: www.stmarysjefff.com. �
ANNOUNCING�
5 PM MASS BEGINS ON�
THIS SUNDAY!!!!�
� � � Come to Hai��
Who would like informa3on on going to Hai3 for a 1 week mission
trip? I am returning to Hai3 with Mission E4 in January 2020. I
invite college age to senior age people to join me. Share your
talents, love, and compassion with our brothers and sisters who
are among the poorest of the poor. Housing, meals, and working
with amazing people like yourselves is included. I just want to see
who might be interested in the January 11�18th trip
accompanying me and the Mission E4 team. Outdoor work,
digging, carpentry, building benches and school desks, medical,
teaching, electrical, plumbing, office work, food prepara3on,
playing with children, are some of the work areas. You would
specify your own areas of interest ahead of 3me, as the trip is
planned with Mission E4. Fundraising help available. Text, call, or
talk to me for ques3ons and informa3on, Beth 508 829 3247. My
heart was opened, and my eyes saw Jesus many 3mes in Hai3. �
Beth Cunningham�
Healing a Spouse’s Grieving Heart
And Finding Your Way�
Saturday, September 28,2019�
1:00 to 2:30 PM.�
Holden Senior Center�
1120 Main Street, Holden�
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Grief brings out many powerful emo3ons including sadness,
anger, guilt, regret and some3mes even relief. Everyone grieves
in their own unique way, at their own pace. This seminar is
designed to assist individuals through their experience of loss, and
the journey following the death of a spouse or partner. We will
discuss the physical, emo0onal and spiritual aspects of grief that
are unique to this type of loss. We will share ideas on how to
support, cope and care for ourselves as we move toward healing
in your personal grief journey. �
S�������� 22, 2019�
PARISH TITHE�
Our Parish Tithe for the week of September 15 will go to the
St. Mary’s Human Services Account.�
in Action at St Mary’s
This week, our sincere THANKS &
GRATITUDE goes AGAIN to all the parishioners of St. Mary’s, who
went above & beyond the call of duty in providing Fr. Tim with an
amazing celebra3on for his 40th Anniversary of Ordina3on.�
Go to �
https://stmarysjeff.churchgiving.com�
To sign up for St. Mary’s �
Automated Online Giving�
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STEWARDSHIP IN OUR PARISH BUDGET 2019�2020�
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� � � WEEKLY YTD �
Amount collected……..…..………… $9,258 $25,331�
Budget in Process………………………………………………. �
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� � THANK YOU�
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AJer today’s readings, we can’t say
we have not been warned about the
dangers of mixed up priori3es. God’s
Word is so very clear today on the
necessity of puVng Him first in all
areas of our lives. We see this in the
First Reading from Amos. The Lord
has harsh words for those who
would take advantage of the poor, and whose priori3es are not
aligned with God’s.� In the Second Reading from St. Paul’s leOer to
Timothy, Paul gives us the an3dote to the self�centeredness
condemned in our First Reading. The an3dote is to imitate Christ,
“who gave Himself as a ransom for all.” Rather than thinking of
Himself and how to “get ahead,” Christ gave Himself away �
completely � for our sake. That is how we are to live.� In our
Gospel passage from Luke, the Lord shows us how to bridge the
gap between worldly thinking and priori3es, and eternal thinking
and priori3es. Jesus tells the parable of the corrupt but clever
steward who is about the get fired when the master discovers the
steward has been squandering his property. Realizing his
imminent unemployed status, the clever steward reaches out to
the various debtors of his master to wheel and deal with them,
making friends who would look out for him when he became
jobless.� What if we put that kind of effort into our own tasks as
good stewards of all God’s giJs to us? Into our ministries, into the
ways we could make more 3me for prayer as individuals, as �
couples, as families and as a parish? What if we got as crea3ve as
the “bad steward” in the use of our finances so that we could give
more generously to the poor and to the advancement of God’s
kingdom on the earth?� That’s our lesson and our challenge.�
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