The Parish of St. Agatha Milton ~ Quincy, MA March 30-31, 2019 StAgathaParish.org

Lenten Eucharistic Adoration Every Friday after the 9am Mass in

the Chapel until reposition at 2:45pm, followed by Stations of the Cross

Legion of Mary meets every Wednesday

after the 9am Mass.

St. Agatha Parish is a Christian Community of Catholics from Milton, Quincy and beyond, whose Mission is to demonstrate Love by: proclaiming and celebrating

God’s Presence on earth; being open and welcoming

to all; reaching out to our sisters and

brothers near and far; providing opportunities for prayer, service, education and recreation.

In living this Mission, we accept our responsibility for giving witness to the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

ST. AGATHA RECTORY

ST. AGATHA SCHOOL

MISSION STATEMENT

Daily Masses:

Monday-Friday: 7:00am & 9:00am Saturday & Holidays: 8:00am

Reconciliation: 3:45-4:15pm on Saturdays. Any other time by appointment

Weekend Masses: Saturday: 4:30 pm Sunday: 7:30 am 9:00 am 10:30 am 12:00 noon 5:00 pm Holy Days: As Announced

There are assistive devices for the hearing impaired available in the Sacristy before all Masses.

Low gluten hosts are availa-ble. Please see priest before Mass if needed.

SCHEDULE OF MASSES

440 Adams Street Milton, MA 02186

Office Hours Monday - Friday 9am-4pm 432 Adams Street Milton, MA 02186

Please call Lisa Gulino, our Pastoral Associate at 617-698-2439

X 209 and she will arrange for a minister of communion to bring

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St. Agatha Parish Phone: 617-698-2439

Rectory@StAgathaParish.org Fax: 617-698-1517

Parish Website: StAgathaParish.org

Clergy Rev. William B. Palardy, Pastor Rev. Jason M. Makos, Parochial Vicar Deacon Daniel F. Sullivan Rev. Patrick McLaughlin, Senior Priest in Residence Rev. Thomas Powers, Senior Priest in Residence Deacon Seraphim Wirth, fbp, Seminarian Intern

Pastoral Associate Dr. Lisa M. Gulino

Parish Administration Mr. Jack Riley, Finance and Operations Manager Ms. Dale Blanchard, Operations Assistant Ms. Kathy Monahan, Administrative Assistant/Bulletin Editor Ms. Eileen Callahan, Administrative Assistant/Bulletin

Music Ministry MusicDirector@StAgathaParish.org Mrs. Julie Fay, Director of Music and Parish Organist

St. Agatha School Phone: 617-696-3548

School@StAgathaParish.org Fax: 617-696-6288 School Website: StAgatha.org

Mrs. Nancy Carr, Principal Mrs. Michelle Tierney, Administrative Assistant Mrs. Joan Brown, Tuition Coordinator

ST AGATHA FAITH FORMATION 617-696-1388 Grades 1-6 FaithFormation@StAgathaparish.org Mrs. Beth Peterson, Director Mrs. Jenn Caputo, Administrative Assistant

Grade 7-10 & Young Church Ministry 617-696-8978

YoungChurchMinistry@StAgathaParish.org Ms. Helen Bornhorst, Coordinator

Upcoming This Week March 30: 3x3 Basketball Tournament March 31: Lenten Evenings of Ignatian Spirituality: the Examen 6:00–6:45pm, Upper Church April 2: Nocturnal Adoration–6:30–8pm April 3: Coffee & Conversation April 3: Reconciliation–6:30–8:00pm April 5: Stations of the Cross–3:00pm

Fourth Sunday of Lent March 30-31, 2019

The rosary is recited every morning before the 9am Mass. Please join us.

A Note from Our Pastor,

This weekend is what is called Laetare Sunday, a Sunday of being glad. Why? Well, because we have passed the halfway point of Lent and are well on our way to the joy of Easter. Prepa-

ration for the reception of the Easter sacraments is ramping up for Amalia, Lily, and Scott. They will be present with us again this week and next at the 10:30 Mass for what are called the Scrutinies where they commit themselves public-ly to turn away from anything contrary to Christ and His Gospel, and pledge to open themselves to the loving mercy, grace, and strength that Christ offers them in and through the Catholic Church. Please keep them in your prayers.

Also this Sunday at 1:30pm in our Chapel the Credo Litur-gical Dance Company is celebrating its 40th Anniversary by performing some of its most memorable pieces, fol-lowed by the Tenebrae Service “Were You There?” All are most warmly invited to attend.

From 6 until 6:45pm we’ll have our second of two eve-nings dedicated to the Examen Prayer of St. Ignatius of Loyola. Fr. Patrick Nolan, SJ, from Boston College High School will guide us this week. A number of folks took part last Sunday in the presentation of Fr. Bill Neubecker, OMV, on this same beautiful prayer form. Even if you were unable to attend last week, you are certainly welcome to this week’s presentation.

Our High School Youth Group is meeting from 6 until 8pm this Sunday in the Gathering Space. While there will certainly be prayer and a presentation on an interesting topic, you just never know what other wild and crazy ac-tivities our Youth Minister Helen Bornhorst has planned for this evening!

Our monthly Nocturnal Adoration and Rosary takes place this Tuesday evening April 2 from 7 to 8pm.

I’m sorry that I’ll be absent from our monthly Coffee, Doughnuts, and Conversation this coming Wednesday April 3rd after the 2 morning Masses. Right after the 7am Mass here I’ll be traveling with teachers and students of our 7th grade at St. Agatha School to Watertown for the daily TV Mass on CatholicTV. Even though the TV Mass isn’t until 9:30am, many of you know how wild Boston traffic can be that hour in the morning, and obviously we can’t be late! So, feel free to tune in for the Mass as it is happening at 9:30am, or at 7 or 11:30 pm for the rebroad-cast. Some of our students will be altar servers and read-ers, and since we have limited time for the Mass, I won’t be as longwinded as I am here at St. Agatha’s!

Of course, the Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession) is available in the Reconciliation Room in the Chapel Wednesday evening from 6:30–8pm for the remainder of

Lent, and Stations of the Cross are prayed on Friday at 3pm in the Upper Church.

For a whole load of fun, be sure to get tickets to “Madagascar, Jr.” presented by the students of St. Agatha School this Friday and Saturday April 5th and 6th at 7pm, and Sunday April 7th at 2pm at Fontbonne Auditorium.

Looking ahead, we’ll be having our parish’s Liturgical Ministry Fair in the Gathering Space after all the Masses next weekend (except the 5pm). This is a great opportunity to learn from folks about their specific liturgical ministries and to take the plunge and sign up for one of the ministries yourself.

Also next weekend two of our younger parishioners worked hard to secure a grant to support their service pro-ject: “Socks for Soldiers.” Our parish is invited to partici-pate by donating new adult-sized socks in the drop box in the rear of the Church. The donated socks will be sent to the New England Shelter for Homeless Veterans and the Home Base Recovery Program for Veterans in Boston. What a wonderful opportunity to aid and thank these cou-rageous veterans for their service to our country!

Finally, be sure to mark Sunday April 7th in your calendars for the annual NPH Irish Hearts for Orphans Dance and Fundraiser from 2 until 7pm at the Boston Marriott in Quincy. There will be great music, dancing, and wonderful prizes raffled and auctioned off!

Have a blessed week, and be glad!

Fr. Palardy

Credo Liturgical Dance Company Celebrates its 40th Anniversary

This Sunday, March 31 at 1:30 pm in the Chapel, the Credo Liturgical Dance Com-pany will be presenting a sample of their favorites followed by a final offering of their

Tenebrae Service “Were You There?”

This interpretation takes the observer into the shadows with the passion and death of Jesus. It is a dramatic nar-ration in which each dancer takes turns symbolizing in movement the betrayer and betrayed, interspersed with intervals of prayer, incorporating the observer into the events unfolding before them. Please join us.

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THEME: God wants us to come back. Now is the time to reconcile.

As you hear this reading, what words or phrases strike you? What in this reading touches your heart?

Gospel : Luke 15:1-3, 11-32

Tax collectors and sinners were all drawing near to listen to Jesus, but the Pharisees and scribes began to complain, say-ing, “This man welcomes sinners and eats with them.”

So to them Jesus addressed this parable: “A man had two sons, and the younger son said to his father, ‘Father give me the share of your estate that should come to me.’ So the father divided the property between them. After a few days, the younger son collected all his belongings and set off to a distant country where he squandered his inheritance on a life of dissipation. When he had freely spent everything, a severe famine struck that country, and he found himself in dire need. So he hired himself out to one of the local citizens who sent him to his farm to tend the swine. And he longed to eat his fill of the pods on which the swine fed, but nobody gave him any. Coming to his senses he thought, ‘How many of my fa-ther’s hired workers have more than enough food to eat, but here am I, dying from hunger. I shall get up and go to my father and I shall say to him, “Father, I have sinned against heaven and against you. I no longer deserve to be called your son; treat me as you would treat one of your hired workers.” So he got up and went back to his father. While he was still a long way off, his father caught sight of him, and was filled with compassion. He ran to his son, embraced him and kissed him. His son said to him, ‘Father, I have sinned against heaven and against you; I no longer deserve to be called your son.’ But his father ordered his servants, ‘Quickly bring the finest robe and put it on him; put a ring on his finger and sandals on his feet. Take the fattened calf and slaughter it. Then let us celebrate with a feast, because this son of mine was dead, and has come to life again; he was lost, and has been found.’ Then the celebration began. Now the older son had been out in the field and, on his way back, as he neared the house, he heard the sound of music and dancing. He called one of the servants and asked what this might mean. The servant said to him, ‘Your brother has returned and your father has slaughtered the fattened calf because he has him back safe and sound.’ He became angry, and when he refused to enter the house, his father came out and pleaded with him. He said to his father in reply, ‘Look, all these years I served you and not once did I disobey your orders; yet you never gave me even a young goat to feast on with my friends. But when your son returns who swallowed up your property with prostitutes, for him you slaughter the fattened calf.’ He said to him, ‘My son, you are here with me always; every-thing I have is yours. But now we must celebrate and rejoice, because your brother was dead and has come to life again; he was lost and has been found.”

Pastoral Planning March 31 ~ Fourth Sunday of Lent “A man had two sons…”—so begins today’s Gospel para-ble. Take some time this week to consider where are you in the story. Are you the younger son or daughter, who just wants to get away from home, but soon realizes that home is where you are loved unconditionally? Are you the disgruntled older sibling—faithful, but bitter? Are you the parent, who looked out every day, hoping for the return of your beloved child? This parable reminds us of the importance of forgiveness of self and of others, and more importantly to be open to God’s mercy and forgiveness.

Last Thursday Fr. Palardy, Deacon Dan Sullivan, Fr. Pat and I attended at workshop at St. Peter’s in Dorchester sponsored by the Archdiocese and conducted by a compa-ny called Ratio Risk Services entitled Parish Safety & Se-curity. It was extremely well done and very informative, and provided concrete suggestions for addressing safety issues, particularly in churches. For instance, they stressed the 4 L’s when it comes to an emergency situation involv-ing an intruder:

1. Locate—identify the situation and make appropriate notifications, especially 911;

2. Lockdown;

3. Leave—if possible leave the area quickly;

4. Live—take action to save your own life.

While it is certainly sad that we need to consider such things, thinking and planning proactively is the prudent course of action. They strongly recommended that each parish take four specific steps:

1. Create a Safety Committee;

2. Conduct a Safety Assessment;

3. Develop and Document the plan;

4. Train, Reassess, Train Again.

So our first step is to establish a Safety Committee. We’re looking for volunteers who work in the fields of medicine, law enforcement, fire safety, emergency medical services, risk management and social work or psychology. If you have a background in any of these areas, or feel that you would like to supplement the committee with your skills in another area please give me a call or send an email to operations@stagathaparish.org.

Jack Riley

St. Agatha Parish Milton—Quincy

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Once I served as a co-teacher for 2nd grade. My colleague thrust a Bible in my hand and asked me to read the story of the prodigal son. As I finished, a little hand was waving wildly. I asked, “Suzi, do you have a question about the story?” To which came the question, “What does debauch-ery mean?” The translation I used apparently said “debauchery!” Picking up my jaw from the floor, I mut-tered some answer about too much candy!

Jesus, who comes to reveal the love of the Father, does so with a powerful parable—a parable of three hearts. The heart of the prodigal son; the heart of the elder son; and the heart of the Father.

the brother who was lost—heartlessly demands his inheritance. In this instance the son’s request says the father is dead to him. The son departs from his father's house; squanders everything looking for happiness; and in his darkness even forgets his great dignity. He is nostalgic for his own home; finds courage to go back; and, discovers the father's welcome.

the brother who stayed at home—with a cold heart rebukes his younger brother for his dissolute wander-ings and he rebukes his father for welcoming the prod-igal son home!

The waiting, watching Father—“while the son was a long way off” the father runs to meet him; embraces him; and offers the gift of full reconciliation—a heart of forgiveness and love.

Our culture is one that moves fast and is full of distraction. We can get swept away in the currents of busyness. Our Father, always moves toward us, holds out his hand, embraces us with profound kindness, steadfast love, and compassion. He runs to meet us! Always!

Lent is a time of conversion. Conversion leads us to:

Prioritize our lives by fasting from those things which distract us from God and impinges on our rela-tionship with Him and others;

Purify our hearts to love God more completely. In loving God—all of our other relationships are strengthened;

View ourselves through God’s eyes and discover our great dignity. You are God’s beloved;

Celebrate the Sacrament of Reconciliation—where we encounter the heart of mercy. Reconciliation moves us from dwelling on our weaknesses to being embraced and forgiven by Christ.

Thank you for being here today. God loves you!

The Sacred Pause Lisa M. Gulino—Pastoral Associate

Already serving at St. Agatha Parish? Can you help recruit after one of the Masses? Wish to serve at the Liturgy or our home bound parishioners? Come sign up. Just want to connect with your fellow parishioners, please come after the Masses and on Saturday enjoy cheese and crackers and on Sunday, coffee and donuts. Hope to see you.

Lenten Evenings of Ignatian Spirituality:

the Examen

Join us immediately following the 5 PM Mass this Sunday, March 31, for a reflection and experience of Ignatian Spirituality. The even-ing runs from 6 PM until 6:45 PM.

Father Patrick Nolan, SJ will preach and lead participants in reflection. Fr. Nolan is the Chaplain at BC High and Voca-

tions director. See you there. What is on your calendar for Lent?

This morning we welcome our second of two retreat groups of second grade children and their parents as they make their final preparations for receiving the Sacrament of Holy Communion in a few weeks. We enjoyed a lovely morning last week with our first retreat group!

The last week of Faith Formation Sessions will be April 9-10-11.

Rectory@StAgathaParish.org March 30-31, 2019

FAITH FORMATION UPDATES

Nocturnal Adoration The next Nocturnal Adoration

will take place on Tuesday evening, April 2

Adoration and Rosary from 7:00-8:00pm.

All are welcome!

CONFIRMATION & YOUNG CHURCH MINISTRY

FOLLOW THE YOUTH GROUP St. Agatha Youth Ministry page or @ staggiesmilton

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Tickets are $10 each & can be purchased at the SAS Office or via email:

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St. Agatha School Presents:

Please join us after the 7am and 9am Masses on Wednesday, April 3 for Coffee & Conversation. Come visit with long time friends or reach out and make new friends.

*SOCKS FOR SOLDIERS* We will be collecting new, adult size socks after all masses the weekend of April 6 & 7. There will be a drop box in the back of the church. The donations

collected will be used to make care packages for the residents of the New England Shelter For Homeless Veterans and the Home Base Recovery Program for

Veterans in Boston.

Saturday 8:00am 4:30pm

March 30 Memorial Memorial

Bill MacPherson Charles & Margaret Duffy and Sister Colette Duffy, SA

Sunday 7:30am 9:00am 10:30am 12:00pm 5:00pm

March 31 Memorial Anniversary Month’s Mind Birth. Memorial Anniversary

Gerald Paul Kelly David Dalrymple Catherine Darcy Jeanne A. Sullivan Amy McLean

Monday 7:00am 9:00am

April 1

For the

Parishioners of St. Agatha

Tuesday 7:00am 9:00am

April 2

Wednesday 7:00am 9:00am

April 3 Special Intention

Thursday 7:00am 9:00am

April 4

Friday 7:00am 9:00am

April 5 Birth. Memorial School Mass

Marinela Muñoz

Saturday 8:00am 4:30pm

April 6 Memorial Anniversary

Thomas & Hannah O’Donovan and Geraldine O’Donovan Joseph Corso

Sunday 7:30am 9:00am 10:30am 12:00pm 5:00pm

April 7 For the

8th Anniversary Memorial 5th Anniversary Anniversary

Parishioners of St. Agatha Joseph Greene June Warren Lee & Rosemary and Earl Warren Dr. Alfred Weber Irene & Arthur Eldridge

MASS INTENTIONS

This year’s St. Agatha School Auction Gala was a wonder-ful success. A heartfelt thank you to the Auction Commit-tee ~ Ms. Iciar Garcia, Mrs. Alexandra Hearon, Mrs. Katie Norton, Mrs. Olivia Parlavecchio, Mrs. Sheila Taylor and all of the parents and community members who donated so generously to make the event such a fun-filled evening.

Mrs. Carr enjoyed the evening with Walter Timilty and parents Bernadette McEvoy and Reginald Stovell.

Every Monday Doors Open @ 4:45pm BINGO begins at 6:40pm

Come and Play

School Parents, your help is needed. Thank You Volunteers!!!

Baptism: 2:00pm on the 2nd/4th Sundays of each month. Please call the Rectory to arrange/ask questions regarding other arrangements.

Reconciliation: 3:45-4:15pm on Saturdays Any other time by appointment

Marriage: Call one of the parish priests or deacon. Ar-rangements are ordinarily to be made at least 6 months before the proposed marriage.

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SAINT AGATHA SCHOOL

Fiona, Cara & Caroline, Gr. 8

Jim Norton, Walter Timilty, Fr. Palardy & Kevin Chrisom enjoy an even-ing of camara-derie support-ing SAS!

Guests were thrilled to view thank you cards from each and every one of our students illustrating this year’s “Carry Your Candle” theme.

Science Week & Science Fair were a huge success! Thank you to Mr. Barroso and all the wonderful volunteers who so generously gave of their time all week long to share their knowledge and talent with Saint Agatha students. The Science Fair, K0-Gr. 8, was a robust display of exciting scientific topics and experi-ments viewed by family and friends.

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BRAINTREE

295 Elm St. 781-843-1678

Across St. Thomas More Church

QUINCY

642 Adams St. 617-472-6262

Next to Montilios Bakery

Philip D. Murphy, Esq. JD,LLM(Taxation),Certified Elder Law Attorney

Law Office of Philip D. Murphy

Specializing in Elder and Special Needs

Law, Estate Planning and Probate

1050 Canton Avenue

Milton, MA 02186

Phone: (617) 273-5602

Fax: (617) 273-5603

Cell (617) 548-7972

pdmlaw@comcast.net

The Sly Fox Bar139 Copeland St.

Quincy

Lunches • Dinner

617-328-5777