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Catholic Parishes in Jamaica Plain & Roxbury Parroquias Católicas en Jamaica Plain y Roxbury

Sunday of The Baptism of the Lord

14 Montebello Rd Jamaica Plain, MA 02130

97 South Street Jamaica Plain, MA 02130

Don’ t be afraid! No tengan miedo!

Our Lady of Lourdes

Sun. Jan. 10, 8:00AM Eddy Antonio Rosario

Saint Mary of the Angels Sun. Jan. 10, 11:15AM Juliana Medina Sun. Jan. 17, 11:15AM Manuel de Jesus Rodriguez

Confessions Saturday from 3 to 4 P.M. in Saint Thomas Aquinas Lower Church (Chapel)

Confesiones Sábados de 3:00 P.M. a

4:00 P.M. en la Capilla de Sto. Tomás de Aquino.

GRAND ANNUAL COLLECTION 2020 We are very thankful for all of you, we have seen the miracle of a parish

community that has come forward with faith and generosity, and our finances have survived the first wave of the pandemics! Thank you!

We have collected $33,794 of our goal of $50,000. If you have not made your donation you can still do until January 15th.

May God bless you and your loved ones for your continued generosity. Please stay healthy!

GRAN COLECTA ANUAL 2020 Estamos mu agradecidos a todos ustedes, porque hemos visto el milagro de una comunidad parroquial que

ha dado lo mejor de sí misma con fe y generosidad, ¡y nuestras finanzas han sobrevivido a la primera ola de la pandemia! ¡Gracias!

Colectamos $33,794 De nuestra meta de $50,000. Si todavía no ha hecho su donación lo puede hacer hasta ek 15 de Enero.

Que Dios les bendiga por su continua generosidad. ¡Por favor, manténgase saludables!

COLLECTION 2020

St. Thomas Aquinas

St. Thomas Aquinas Sat. Jan. 9, 4:00PM William Moroney

Sun. Jan. 10, 10:00AM John Cunni e

12:30PM Benjamin Munson Emmanuel Suero Vigillo Mon. Jan. 11, 12:00PM John Materazzo, Sr.

Tue. Jan. 12, 12:00PM Francis Fallon

Wed. Jan. 13, 12:00PM Carlos Flor Amat

Thu. Jan. 14, 12:00PM Josie Hartne

Fri. Jan. 15, 12:00PM John P. Voung

St. Thomas Aquinas Last Collection: $2,575

Our Lady of Lourdes Last Collections: $2,707

St. Mary of the Angels Last two weekend Collections: $2,798

Sunday Collection~Colecta Dominical

By Dr. Scott Hahn The Anointing The Feast of the Baptism of the Lord (Cycle B) The Liturgy last week revealed the mystery of God's plan - that in Jesus all peoples, symbolized by the Ma-gi, have been made "co-heirs" to the blessings prom-ised Israel. This week, we're shown how we claim our inheritance. Jesus doesn't submit to John's baptism as a sinner in need of purification. He humbles Himself to pass through Jordan's waters in order to lead a new "exodus" - opening up the promised land of heaven so that all peoples can hear the words pronounced over Jesus today, words once reserved only for Israel and its king: that each of us is a beloved son or daughter of God (see Genesis 22:2; Exodus 4:22; Psalm 2:7). Jesus is the chosen servant Isaiah prophesies in today's First Reading, anointed with the Spirit to make things right and just on earth. God puts His Spirit upon Jesus to make Him "a covenant of the people," the liberator of the captives, the light to the nations. Jesus, today's Second Reading tells us, is the One long expected in Israel, "anointed...with the Holy Spirit and power." The word Messiah means "one anointed" with God's Spirit. King David was "the anointed of the God of Jacob" (see 2 Samuel 23:1-17; Psalm 18:51; 132:10,17). The prophets taught Israel to await a royal offshoot of David, upon whom the Spirit would rest (see Isaiah 11:1-2; Daniel 9:25). That's why the crowds are so anxious at the start of today's Gospel. But it isn't John they're looking for. God confirms with His own voice what the Angel ear-lier told Mary - Jesus is the Son of the Most High, come to claim the throne of David forever (see Luke 1:32-33). In the Baptism that He brings, the voice of God will hover over the waters as fiery flame, as we sing in to-day's Psalm. He has sanctified the waters, made them a passage-way to healing and freedom - a fountain of new birth and everlasting life.

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La fiesta del bautismo del Señor (ciclo B) La liturgia de la semana pasada reveló el misterio del plan de Dios: que en Jesús todos los pueblos, simboli-zados por los Magos, se han convertido en "coherederos" de las bendiciones prometidas a Israel. Esta semana, se nos muestra cómo reclamamos nuestra herencia. Jesús no se somete al bautismo de Juan como un peca-dor que necesita purificación. Se humilla para atrave-sar las aguas del Jordán para liderar un nuevo "éxodo", abriendo la tierra prometida del cielo para que todos los pueblos puedan escuchar las palabras pronunciadas sobre Jesús hoy, palabras que antes estaban reservadas solo para Israel y su rey: que cada uno de nosotros es un amado hijo o hija de Dios. Jesús es el siervo elegido que Isaías profetiza en la Pri-mera Lectura de hoy, ungido con el Espíritu para hacer las cosas rectas y justas en la tierra. Dios pone su Espí-ritu sobre Jesús para convertirlo en "un pacto del pue-blo", el libertador de los cautivos, la luz de las nacio-nes. Jesús, nos dice en la Segunda Lectura de hoy, que el es Aquel que se esperaba desde hace mucho tiempo en Israel, "ungido ... con el Espíritu Santo y poder". La palabra Mesías significa "ungido" con el Espíritu de Dios. El rey David era "el ungido del Dios de Ja-cob" (2 Samuel 23: 1-17; Salmo 18:51; 132: 10,17). Los pro-fetas enseñaron a Israel a esperar un vástago real de David, sobre quien descansaría el Espíritu (Isaías 11: 1-2; Daniel 9:25).

Por eso las multitudes están tan ansiosas al comienzo del Evangelio de hoy. Pero no es a Juan a quien bus-can. Dios confirma con Su propia voz lo que el Ángel le dijo anteriormente a María: Jesús es el Hijo del Altí-simo, vino a reclamar el trono de David para siempre (Lucas 1: 32-33).

En el bautismo que Él trae, la voz de Dios flotará so-bre las aguas como llama de fuego, como cantamos en el Salmo de hoy. Él ha santificado las aguas, las ha convertido en un pasaje hacia la curación y la libertad, una fuente de nuevo nacimiento y vida eterna.

What are appropriate signs of reverence with respect to the Body and Blood of Christ? The Body and Blood of Christ present under the appearances of bread and wine are treated with the greatest reverence both during and after the celebra-tion of the Eucharist (cf. Mysterium Fidei, nos. 56-61). For example, the tab-ernacle in which the consecrated bread is reserved is placed "in some part of the church or oratory which is distinguished, conspicuous, beautifully deco-rated, and suitable for prayer" ( Code of Canon Law, Can. 938, §2). Accord-ing to the tradition of the Latin Church, one should genuflect in the presence of the tabernacle containing the reserved sacrament. In the Eastern Catholic Churches, the traditional practice is to make the sign of the cross and to bow profoundly. The liturgical gestures from both traditions reflect reverence, re-spect, and adoration. It is appropriate for the members of the assembly to greet each other in the gathering space of the church (that is, the vestibule or narthex), but it is not appropriate to speak in loud or boisterous tones in the body of the church (that is, the nave) because of the presence of Christ in the tabernacle. Also, the Church requires everyone to fast before receiving the Body and Blood of Christ as a sign of reverence and recollection (unless ill-ness prevents one from doing so). In the Latin Church, one must generally fast for at least one hour; members of Eastern Catholic Churches must follow the practice established by their own Church. ¿Qué señales de reverencia son apropiadas con respecto al Cuerpo y la Sangre de Cristo? El Cuerpo y la Sangre de Cristo presentes bajo la apariencia de pan y vino son tratados con la mayor de las reverencias tanto durante como después de la ce-lebración de la Eucaristía (cf. Mysterium Fidei, nos. 56-61). Por ejemplo, el sagrario en que se reserva el pan consagrado debe estar situado “en una parte de la iglesia u oratorio verdaderamente noble, destacada, convenientemente adornada y apropiada para la oración” ( Código de Derecho Canónico, can. 938, §2). Según la tradición de la Iglesia Latina, se debe doblar la rodilla en presencia del sagrario que contiene el sacramento reservado. En las Iglesias Católicas Orientales, la práctica tradicional es hacer la señal de la cruz e incli-narse profundamente. En ambas tradiciones, los ademanes litúrgicos expresan reverencia, respeto y adoración. Es apropiado que los miembros de la asam-blea se saluden en el área de recepción de la iglesia (es decir, en el vestíbulo o narthex), pero no es apropiado hablar en voz alta o tono bullicioso en el cuer-po de la iglesia (decir es, en la nave), debido a la presencia de Cristo en el sa-grario. Además, la Iglesia requiere que todos ayunen antes de recibir el Cuer-po y la Sangre de Cristo, como señal de reverencia y recolección (a menos que por enfermedad no se pueda hacerlo). En la Iglesia Latina, generalmente se debe ayunar al menos una hora; los miembros de las Iglesias Católicas Orientales deben seguir la práctica establecida por su propia Iglesia.

Feast of Corpus Christi 2020 - Feast of Corpus Christi 2021

During this Extraordinary year of the Eucharist we are having a series of weekly

Holy Hours to help our parishioners to grow in devotion and love for the Eucharist.

Desde la Fiesta del Corpus Christi 2020 - Fiesta del Corpus Christi 2021

Durante este año extraordinario de la Eucaristía, tendremos una serie de Horas Santas semanales para ayudar a nuestros feligreses a crecer en devoción y amor por la Eucaristía.

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Saint Mary of the Angelsls Holiday Fair Trade Sales A Success

The sale of Fair Trade Products at St. Mary of the Angels during December was a great success. Profits from the sale of coffee, tea, chocolate, cocoa and olive oil came to approximately $800. Not only do farmers in countries such as Mexico, Ethiopia, Peru and the Dominican Republic receive a financial boost from these sales but the Social Ministry work of our parish profits, too. Thanks to all who made this possible with your very generous purchases. Next sale will be in March.

Las ventas navideñas de comercio justo fueron un éxito

La venta de Productos de Comercio Justo en St. Mary of the Àngels durante diciembre fue un gran éxito. Las ganancias por la venta de café, té, chocolate, cacao y aceite de oliva fueron de aproximadamente $800. No solo los agricultores de países como México, Etiopía, Perú y República Dominicana reciben un impulso financiero de estas ventas, sino que el esfuerzo del Ministerio Social de nuestra parroquia también obtendrá una ganancia. Gracias a todos los que hicieron esto posible con sus generosas compras. La próxima venta será en marzo.

No Habrá Misa los Miércoles en Español Les queremos informar que a partir de esta semana hemos decidido cancelar temporalmente la misa de los Miércoles por la noche en Español que hacemos en Santo Tomás. Hemos estado celebrando con cariño esa misa, pero la asistencia es muy pequeña (3-4 personas), y pensamos que es posible suprimirla durante el invierno. Quizá cuando pase la pandemia, podamos volver a llevarla a cabo en Nuestra Señora de Lourdes, para que el grupo carismático hispano pueda celebrar su alabanza justo después de esa misa, como se hacía siempre.

Confessions - Confesiones St. Thomas Aquinas’s Chapel Saturday 3:00pm - 4:00pm

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament St. Mary of the Angels: Tuesdays from 7 PM to 8 PM

St. Thomas Aquinas: Thursdays from 6 PM to 7PM Our Lady of Lourdes: Fridays from 7:30PM to 8:30 PM

Religious Education - Educación Religiosa Our Lady of Lourdes: Sunday 11:00 - 12:00 pm St. Thomas Aquinas: Sunday 11:00 - 12:00 pm

St. Mary of the Angels: Sunday 10:15 - 11:15 am

Please call the Rectory for - Llame la Rectoría para

Baptism - Bautismo • Marriage - Bodas Adult Religious Education - RICA

Care of the Sick - Visitas a los Enfermos Confirmation - Confirmación

Rev. Carlos Flor, Pastor Rev. Andrea Povero, Vicar

Rectory: 97 South Street, Jamaica Plain, MA

Tel: 617-524-0240 For emergencies call the parish and dial option 1 Para emergencias, llame a la parroquia y marque el 1.

Fax: 617-524-1840 e-mail: [email protected]

Rose Gilles, Finance & Operations Manager Riqueldys Peña, Administrative Assistant J. Simon Pierre, Custodian

Deacons - Diáconos Jesús Ortiz, José Pérez

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Parish Office Hours - Horas de oficina Monday - Friday 9:00am—3:00pm

At 97 South Street, Jamaica Plain, MA

St. Thomas Aquinas Parish Masses Schedule - Horario de las Misas

Saturday: 4:00pm English 6:30pm English (Neocatechumenal Community)

Sunday Masses • MMisa los Domingos 10:00am English 12:30pm Español

Daily Mass • Misa diaria 12:00pm Monday - Friday in English

7:00pm Miercoles y Jueves en Español

Our Lady of Lourdes Parish Sunday Masses • Misa los Domingos

8:00am Español 10:00am English 12:30pm Español

Daily Mass • Misa diaria 7:00pm Viernes en Español

St. Mary of the Angels Parish Sunday Masses • Misa los Domingos 9:00am English 11:15am Español

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St. Mary of the Angels Mission Statement

Saint Mary of the Angels is a multicultural and multilingual Catholic community of believers in Jesus Christ and His message. We strive to live our faith in joyful wor-ship, providing spiritual nourishment, a welcoming and inclusive environment and sense of family in all our activities, and committing ourselves to promote justice in

our neighborhood and the broader world.

La Parroquia Santa María de los Ángeles es una comunidad Católica multicultural y multilingüe de creyentes en Jesucristo y su mensaje. Nosotros procuramos vivir nuestra fe en alegre adoración, proveyendo alimento espiritual, un ambiente agra-dable e inclusivo y un sentido de familia en todas nuestras actividades, y compro-

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