We welcome all who seek communion with the Lord

September 7 & 8, 2019

The Church and Parish Center are wheelchair accessible.

Saint John Chrysostom Parish is a welcoming, inclusive community of believers in Jesus Christ. We invite all to pray with us. The gifts we bring and the joys we share are influenced by our own history, religious experiences and orientation, all of which makes us who we are. We follow the Gospel message of love through vibrant liturgies which inspire us to act as we come with open hearts serving the needs of all peoples.

Masses

Weekend Saturday 4:00pm, Sunday 7:30, 9:30 (Family Mass), 11:30am Weekday Monday - Saturday 9:00 am Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Friday 9:30 - 10:30 Holy Day Mass Times are 9:00am and 7:00pm on Holy Days of obligation unless otherwise posted.

Sacraments Reconciliation: Saturday 3:00 - 3:45 or call the Parish Office to make an appointment with a priest.

Baptism: Arrange for a baptism date by calling the Parish Office. If this is your first child a baptism preparation program will be helpful and is required.

Marriage: Couples are asked to consult with a priest at least twelve months prior to the intended date to allow sufficient time for marriage preparation, including participation in the Archdiocese Marriage Preparation Program.

Ministry to the Sick: Please contact the Parish Office and inform us of anyone who is unable to attend Mass and would like to receive Holy Communion. Never think that the priest is too busy to be present for your loved one for a visit.

Anointing of the Sick is a sacrament of healing. Inform the Parish Office if you or someone you know is in need of this Sacrament.

Registration Welcome to new parishioners! Be sure to introduce yourself to the priest following Mass. Also, so that you may participate fully in parish life please register with the Parish Office and we will include you and your family in our records to be able to communicate with you. If you move please inform us so that we may update our records.

Saint John Chrysostom Parish is a welcoming, inclusive community of believers in Jesus Christ. We invite all to pray with us. The gifts we bring and the joys we share are influenced by our own history, religious experiences and orientation, all of which makes us who we are. We follow the Gospel message of love through vibrant liturgies which inspire us to act as we come with open hearts serving the

The Church and Parish Center are

wheelchair accessible.

Masses

Weekend Saturday 4:00pm, Sunday 7:30, 9:30 (Family Mass), 11:30am

Weekday Monday - Saturday 9:00 am Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Friday 9:30 - 10:30

Holy Day Mass Times are 9:00am and 7:00pm on Holy Days of obligation unless otherwise posted.

Sacraments Reconciliation: Saturday 3:00 - 3:45 or call the Parish Office to make an appointment with a priest. Baptism: Arrange for a baptism date by calling the Parish Office. If this is your first child a baptism preparation program will be helpful and is required.

Marriage: Couples are asked to consult with a priest at least twelve months prior to the intended date to allow sufficient time for marriage preparation, including participation in the Archdiocese Marriage Preparation Program. Ministry to the Sick: Please contact the Parish Office and inform us of anyone who is unable to attend Mass and would like to receive Holy Communion. Never think that the priest is too busy to be present for your loved one for a visit.

Anointing of the Sick is a sacrament of healing. Inform the Parish Office if you or someone you know is in need of this Sacrament. Registration Welcome to new parishioners! Be sure to introduce yourself to the priest following Mass. Also, so that you may participate fully in parish life please register with the Parish Office and we will include you and your family in our records to be able to communicate with you. If you move please inform us so that we may update our records.

We welcome all who seek communion with the Lord October 5 & 6, 2019

SAINTS OF OCTOBER

St. Therese of Lisieux

St Therese flower of fervor and love, Please intercede for us. Fill our hearts with your love of God.

Guardian of Angels Angel of God my guardian dear to whom His love commits me here Ever this day be by my side to light and guard to rule and guide .

St. Francis Assisi Lord makes me an instrument of your peace

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San Damiano Cross Prayer

Most High glorious God, bring light to the darkness of my heart. Give me right faith, certain hope, and perfect charity, insight, and wisdom, so I can always observe Thy holy and true command. Amen.

You contributed $4,663 to our parish for the weekend collection on September 28 & 29.

Electronic giving for the month of August was $1,355

We recognize and appreciate that you are always as generous as you can be. Thank you.

29 Sunday Am 6:1a, 4-7/1 Tm 6:11-16/Lk 16:19-31 30 Monday Zec 8:1-8/Lk 9:46-50 1 Tue sday Zec 8:20-23/Lk 9:51-56 2 Wednesday Neh 2:1-8/Mt 18:1-5 3 Thursday Neh 8:1-4a, 5-6, 7b-12/Lk 10:1-12 4 Friday Bar 1:15-22/Lk 10:13-16 5 Saturday Bar 4:5-12, 27-29/Lk 10:17-24 6 Sunday Hb 1:2-3; 2:2-4/2 Tm 1:6-8, 13-14/Lk 17:5-10

The Word

of the Lord

I n today’s Gospel Jesus tells his disciples, “When you have done all you have been commanded, say: We are unprofitable servants; we have only done what we were obliged to do.” This week, please help the Society of St. Vincent de Paul to bring the love and mercy of Jesus to those who feel left out and abandoned, for indeed we are only doing “what we are obliged to do”.

Scripture for the week of October 6

Saturday, October 5 9:00am Jennie Mazzeo ………………….…. Memorial Mass 4:00pm Anna & William Broderick .………. Memorial Mass Sunday, October 6 7:30am John Riley ..……………………...... Memorial Mass 9:30am Bill Lundy…….………….....…….. 11th Anniversary 11:30am Robert Eustace ………..………..…. Memorial Mass Monday, October 7 9:00am Kathleen Garvey ……...……...…… Memorial Mass Tuesday, October 8 9:00am Joseph and Celia Falvey ………....... Memorial Mass Wednesday, October 9 9:00am ……...……...……...… For The Needs of the Parish Thursday, October 10 9:00am ……...…………..…… For The Needs of the Parish Friday, October 11 9:00am ……...………....…… For The Needs of the Parish Saturday, October 12 9:00am Madelyn Burbank, & Albert & Robert Wilkinson ………………………………………..…… Memorial Mass 4:00pm Mary Quirk …..………………….. 5th Anniversary Sunday, October 13 7:30am Kathleen & Fred Ross ………....… Memorial Mass 9:30am Alfred DeFranco…………..…..... 15th Anniversary 11:30am George Ford ………….………..... 9th Anniversary

Guest Speaker This Weekend On October 5 & 6 we will be honored to have a guest speaker from the Boston Missionary Society of St James the Apostle. Reverend Joseph (Joe) McCarthy will be present at all Masses to inform us of their efforts to be present with the poor who seek to be freed from systems and situations that perpetuate all forms of injustices and deny them their dignity and rights The second collection this weekend supports this effort. Our monthly second collection for the needs of the parish is being deferred to the weekend of October 11&12. Next month the parish monthly will resume on the first weekend of the month, November 2 & 3.

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This week, at the 9:30 a.m. Family Mass, the Liturgy of the Word with Children begins. This is a worship experience especially geared for children. It mirrors the worship experience of the larger community, with a style that is engaging and interactive. Jesus himself recognized that children have a pure spirituality, and he made them the primary spiritual model for all believers. Liturgy of the Word with Children is not formal religious education, nor is it intended to substitute for attendance at religious education sessions. Rather, it should be considered a partner to religious education programs. Both are important for a child’s spiritual development, just as continuing faith formation and growth in spirituality are important to adults. The Word of God has a message that is as relevant and fitting for children as it is for adults. The children, however, often fail to hear the message simply because the adult vocabulary is beyond their comprehension. Liturgy of the Word with Children offers an experience for the children to hear Scripture in words they understand and to share their own understanding of God’s Word. Celebrating the Liturgy of the Word in this way is an empowering experience, giving children a foundation for understanding and appreciating Scripture. The children not only become comfortable with hearing and discussing God’s Word but also gain an understanding of and appreciation for their liturgical heritage as Catholics.

Get your Hilliard’s Chocolate Bars! We continue selling chocolate bars for $2 each after all Masses. Proceeds help us to defray the costs of running the Spring Celebration/Fundraiser which we are planning to take place April 25.

From the Desk of Father John

Today’s readings are encouraging personal grit. Paul’s letter to Timothy makes clear the challenges that faith demands. With God as the source of our strength, we are called to respond with courageous service. The apostles ask for an increase in faith in the Gospel. Earlier in this chapter Jesus lays out a set of challenging expectations; this prompts the apostles to recognize the need for more faith. The significant way in which these readings touched me was as a reminder of how difficult it is to truly resign control to God. My personality leaves me wanting to decide how things will progress. I am more than willing to take on the role of co-creator with my God. I am less eager to accept the moments when events are not under my influence. When I imagine myself as a person in the time of Habakkuk, I find myself accepting his concern about societal breakdown, but his message of the end of the kingdom and pending Babylonian domination are not something that I would welcome ultimately trusting in God. I do not think that I could have the same pride in being a prisoner for the Word that Paul reports even with the gifts of the Spirit as a source of strength. We are on our way with faith formation. There is a new program that we presented the parents last week and this week the children at the 9:30 will leave for their liturgy of the Word in the hall and then return to Mass . It makes the readings real for them and at their own level. We have some teachers who will be making this happen. Receiving Communion under both species seems to be going well. The Eucharistic ministers have been faithful in showing up but in order for it to be organized we have to have your presence there. If you cannot be there to give out communion please call the office this is most important , thank you. The grand annual is under way. Please be generous in what you are able to give. No one realizes some of the bills we have in the near future we are going to address this with the parish so you are aware. I am always amazed at the bill for snow plowing and your safety which totals 30,000. Don’t forget the walk for hunger sponsored by St Vincent DePaul. Thank you to all the speakers last week at the Masses, you did a great job. Our prayers and condolences go out to Marie and Barry Sullivan on the death of Barry’s brother Jim. The funeral will be on October 11 at 10am I hope down the road to do a presentation on my trip to the Holy Land. It was a lifetime experience. I want to share what I and others experienced. As I said next to my ordination it was over the top. It made the scriptures and what we believe come alive.

Florence Roselle Retiring She was the face of Saint John’s for over twenty years, serving as part time secretary. Florence Rosselle is now retiring. Every time we saw her we knew everything was going to be ok. As I said to Florence you were like the matriarch of our parish and we hate to see you go. Recently, she has had some health issues which have prompted her decision. All in all we as a parish are grateful for her presence and her faithfulness. We wish her the best.

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To Those Who are Serving We honor the service and pray for the continuing safety of our parishioners and family members serving our country.

Please remember in your prayers: Daniel G. Connell, U.S Marine Corps

Mark Hannon, US Army 82nd Airborne 3rd Brigade Lt. Connor A. Houston, U.S Army, Fort Bennings, GA

CPL Timothy Kelly, U.S. Marine Corps Liam T. Medina, U.S. Army, Fort Bliss El Paso TX

Captain Timothy Morris, U S Marine Corps Kelly B. Shea, U.S. Air Force, Oklahoma

Provide us with the name of any woman or man from our parish presently serving in the military. Please include service branch, and location. Send to Parish Office or email to Parish.Bulletin@StJohnChrysostom02132.org so we can list their names in our bulletin and keep them in our prayers.

Next Week’s Liturgical Ministers October 12 & 13

Eucharistic Minister & Lector schedule also online at www.stjohnchrysostom02132.org/eml.html

4:00pm Lector: Susan Lenn Johnson Eucharistic Ministers: Pat McWhirk,

Rachel Metcalf & Christine Page Holders of the Cup: Marilyn Cushing, Joan Coffey, Pauline Sayers, & Jacqueline Cosgrove

7:30am Lector: Thomas Courteau Eucharistic Ministers: Jacqueline Glaze,

& Nicole Medina Holders of the Cup: Barbara O’Connor

& Michael O’Connor 9:30am Lectors: Jill Scaramuzzo,

Eucharistic Ministers: Rita Leach, Joanne Scaramuzzo & Adrienne Ulrich

Holders of the Cup: Patricia McCann, Marina McCoy, Judith McKenna & Nancy Scully

11:30am Lector: Kathy Taylor Eucharistic Ministers: Kathleen Hickey,

Maria Mazzeo & Kathryn Riegottie Holders of the Cup: Okhee Hong, Hojin Park, Francesca Vivero, Lynda Wallack

Switzerland & Germany with Oberammergau Passion Play

In a plea to God to be saved from the Bubonic Plague, the citizens of Oberammergau pledged to perform a Passion Play if the town was protected. After no one fell ill, the town maintained their promise. Every ten years, this tiny Bavarian hamlet

expresses their gratitude by performing a Passion Play – a reenactment of the last days of the life of Jesus Christ. First held in 1634, the play is now performed every year ending in zero. Only the residents of Oberammergau act in the play and the dialogue is performed in German. Our trip will be August 30 through September 7, 2020. This is a wonderful opportunity to experience the famous passion play and visit two of Europe’s finest destinations. Single $7,949 Double $5,949 each

Please remember in prayers this week the families of

Laurence Boran, Paul Carroll,

Domenic Giarratani & Bridget McDonagh

who have recently been called home to God.

We do not want you to be unaware, brothers and sisters, about those who have fallen asleep, so that you may not grieve like the rest, who

have no hope. For if we believe that Jesus died and rose, so too will God, through Jesus, bring

with him those who have fallen asleep. - 1 Thes 4:13-14

Blessing of the Animals Our annual Blessing of the Animals will take place in our backyard this Sunday October 6 at 2 pm. We honor Saint Francis of Assisi. Refreshments will be served. That is refreshments for both pets and their humans.

Walk for the Poor The Walk for the Poor, Sponsored by the Society of St. Vincent de Paul is Sunday October 20 at 1 pm. It begins and ends at the Rotary near Holy Name Parish. All ages are invited to participate. Last year we had a wonderful turn out from our parish including our teens and young adults. It was a great day and we hope you will consider participating. Flyers are available at the doors of the Church, or call the office at 617-323-4410

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Parish Bulletin

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Community Corner

All adults are invited to gather to discuss the Sunday Gospel. 10:30 am Parish Library. We are calling this opportunity God, Coffee and Conversation. It is a drop in activity. There is no registration or weekly commitment. We literally have a cup

of coffee and discuss the day’s Gospel. Come and encounter a friendly group of people who simply discuss what faith means in daily life. This week the Lord reassures us that even a little faith is powerful. He talks about the mustard seed. When you are in the grocery store, take a look at one! Join us to talk about faith and what the Lord says about it.

Join the Planning Committee for our Parish Fundraiser! Come to our first meeting on Tuesday, October 22 at 6pm at St. John’s. All are invited to help with raffles, food, prizes and set-up/tear down. We need your help!

Parish Health Ministry Hearing Screening Most of us hardly ever think about our hearing until something goes wrong. Many Americans do not realize how critical hear-ing health is to our lives, how important preventative care for our ears can be to long-term health outcomes, or what the options for treatment are once we do have hearing loss. From babies crying to low-flying planes, all kinds of common noises can have an effect on our hear-ing health – so awareness is important no matter who you are. Over 20% of Americans are affected by hearing loss and/or tinnitus, but so many hesitate to treat their loss, or don’t know where to begin. Unfortunately, many people are un-der informed about the serious consequences of neglecting their hearing health, and the deep impact it can have on their daily lives. In fact, most people wait almost 7 years before pursuing treatment! That’s 7 years of social events and important life moments that people miss out on because of their untreated hearing loss issues. We have come a long way from ear trumpets, but many people don’t realize just how many excellent options for treating hearing loss are available. Admitting to yourself that you are suffering from hearing loss can be difficult enough, and on top of that, many people feel overwhelmed at the idea of treating their loss, and don’t know where to begin. The Parish Health Ministry is planning a free screening for hearing with Dr. Adrienne Ulrich, Audiologist during Blood Pressure Screening before the Saturday 4pm mass October 12 and after the Sunday 7:30am mass October 13 2019. All are welcome.

Project Cookie Dough The month of October marks the 18th anniversary of Pro-ject Cookie Dough - thank you to all of the bakers who have been so faithful to this service project! To date, Pro-ject Cookie Dough has provided over 188,000 homemade cookies to those less fortunate. It has been appreciated more than you would ever know! Our October batches of cookies will be due on Tuesday, October 15 by 3:00 p.m. Cookies should be brought to the kitchen downstairs. New bakers are always welcome! If you have any questions, please call Donna O'Connor at 617-524-4396. Thank you once again for helping to make Pro-ject Cookie Dough such a yummy joy to so many people!

Hour of Prayer The Sisters of Charity of Saint Mary hold an hour of prayer on Monday, October 7th at 7:00 pm all are welcome. 58 Wren St West Roxbury, 617-469-5246 Look forward seeing you. Thank you

Harvest Brunch & Raffle West Roxbury Friends of Rosie’s Place invite you to their annual Harvest Brunch & Raffle on Sunday, Novermber 3, from 10:0am to noon at the Irish Social Club, 10 Park Street, West Roxbury. $20 pp westroburyfriendsofrossiesplace.org

16th Annual Halloween Party

Tuesday, October 29 from 5:00pm to 7:00pm at the West Roxbury Police Station, District E-5 1708 Centre Street. For information, please contact the E-5 Community Service Of-fice at 617-343-4564

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Administrator Rev. John R. Carroll, ext. 14 fjrc@stjohnchrysostom02132.org

Pastoral Associate Mary Lemire-Campion ext. 13 Mary.Campion@stjohnchrysostom02132.org

Assisting Priests Rev. Paul MacDonald Rev. Jim Koury Rev. Abdon Rwandekwe S. J. Rev. John Tokaz, O. F. M. Cap Rev. Augustin Somé, S. J.

Administrative Assistant Secretary@stjohnchrysostom02132.org

Business Manager Steven Sullivan ext 16 Steven.Sullivan@stjohnchrysostom02132.org

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Faith Formation Coordinator Marie Sullivan, ext.16 M.Sullivan@stjohnchrysostom02132.org

Music Ministry Alan Long

Cantors: John Papirio, Osmani Rodriguez, & Rena Rodriguez

Coordinates N42° 16.3984', W071° 8.5764' 4750 Washington St West Roxbury MA 02132 Phone: 617-323-4410 The office is open Monday thru Friday 8:00am-4:00pm

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Sanctuary Candle

Our Sanctuary Candle this week shines in the memory of:

Tommy Boot

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This Weekend’s Hymns

Gathered In #318 Prayer of Saint Francis #523

Song of Mary #695 Sing a New Song #544

R. If today uou hear His voice, harden not your hearts.

Readings and responses for today’s Mass can be found on page 124.

Sunday, October 6 2:00pm Blessing of the Animals - yard Tuesday, October 8 9:30-11:00am Bible Study (Room 3) 7:00pm Prayer Group (Church) 7:30pm Nar-Anon (Hall) Wednesday, October 9 Villagers– New Hampshire Trip 6:30-7:30pm New Beginner’s AA (Hall) 7:30-8:30pm Al-Anon (Hall) 8:00-9:15pm Al-Anon (Room 3) Thursday, October 10 12:00-3:00pm Irish Pastoral Center Seniors (Hall) 6:30pm- Women’s 12 Step (Room 3) Friday, October 11 6:30pm Cub Scouts 7:30pm Boy Scouts

Eucharist

The bread and wine for all the Masses during the month of October has been

donated in memory of:

Francis & Frances Duggan