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Good Shepherd Parish April 14, 2019

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SUNDAY MASS Saturday 4:00 PM at Saint Ann Church Sunday: 8:30 AM at Saint Zepherin Church 10:30 AM at Saint Ann Church 5:00 PM at Saint Zepherin Church

WEEKDAY MASS at 9:00 AM

Monday and Tuesday at Saint Ann Church Wednesday thru Friday at Saint Zepherin Church

GOOD SHEPHERD PARISH worshipping at

Saint Zepherin Church, 99 Main Street, Wayland, MA Saint Ann Church, 134 Cochituate Road, Wayland, MA

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The Son of Man must be delivered into the hands of sinful men, be crucified and on the third day be

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PARISH STAFF DIRECTORY

Administrator: Rev. David O’Leary [email protected] Permanent Deacon: Deacon Geoffrey Higgins [email protected] Finance & Operations Manager: Liliana B. Lucas [email protected]

Director of Music Ministries: Jennifer Honen Emery [email protected] Director of Religious Education and Family Ministries: Sue Muldoon [email protected] Youth Minister and Director of Confirmation: Laura Tringali [email protected] Associate Youth Ministry Director: Kelly McPherson [email protected] Administrative Assistant: MaryAnn Malovrh [email protected]

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM

The baptism of infants is generally celebrated on the fourth Sunday of each month at St. Ann Church and the third Sunday of the month at St. Zepherin Church. Bap-tism may also be celebrated during a parish liturgy. Parents should contact the Parish Office in advance to make arrangements. Adults interested in becoming members of the Catholic Church should contact the Parish Office for information.

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE

Arrangements should be made at least six months prior to the anticipated date of the wedding by contacting the Parish Office.

SACRAMENT OF PENANCE (Confession)

Saturdays at St. Ann Church from 3:15-3:45 pm or by appointment.

SACRAMENT OF THE SICK AND COMMUNION CALLS

Holy Communion is regularly brought to the homebound and to those in skilled nursing and assisted living facili-ties in our parish. If you know of someone who needs this service please contact the Parish Office.

GOOD SHEPHERD PARISH Parish Office: 99 Main Street, Wayland, MA 01778 * Phone 508-650-3545 * Fax 508-655-6948

Office Hours: Mon. thru Thurs. 8:30am-4:00pm, Friday 9:00am-3:00pm * www.GoodShepherdWayland.org

P R A Y E R L I N E

NEED PRAYER for yourself, friends, others nearby or far away? CALL THE GSP

PRAYER LINE (508) 745-6317. More than two dozen fellow parishioners will be notified of your prayer request, so they can pray.

OUR MISSION STATEMENT

We, the Roman Catholic community of Good Shep-herd Parish, strive to be a living sign of Christ's love in and for the world.

In response to our Baptismal call, nourished by the Eucharist and guided by the values of the Second Vatican Council, we seek to continue the mission of Jesus Christ by welcoming, supporting and guiding all through prayer, sacramental celebration, service and education.

PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL MATTERS

To promote parish communication, we now have an e-

mail address where to send your Pastoral Council relat-

ed matters: [email protected] . A mem-

ber of the Parish Council will be happy to address your

concern, positive feedback and/or questions. Thank

you for your support of our Parish Mission.

ANOINTING OF THE SICK SACRAMENT

Please feel free to ask for this Sacrament before or after Mass if you are going into the hospital for an operation.

Not all hospitals have Catholic Chaplains on staff or available 24/7.


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Sunday, April 14, 2019 8:30am Norman & Linda McGee, Jr. 10:30am Phil Matyi 5:00pm Nicholas Teti

Thursday, April 18, 2019 9:00am Millie Choinski

Our faithful parishioners of Good Shepherd Parish come together as one to pray for all the Mass Inten-tions, for the living and the deceased. Please consid-er offering up the gift of a Holy Mass for your loved ones for any life celebration such as b-day, wedding anniversary, graduation. You can call the parish of-fice to book your Mass.

Good Shepherd Parish Mass Intentions

HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE

Tue., April 16 Tenebrae changed to 7:30pm St. Zepherin

Th., April 18 Morning Prayer 9:00am St. Zepherin

Fr., April 19 Morning Prayer 9:00am St. Zepherin

Fr., April 19 - Stations of the Cross 3:00pm at St. Ann Church

Sat., April 20 Morning Prayer 9:00am St. Zepherin

Thursday, April 18 - Celebration of the Lord’s Supper 7:30pm at St. Zepherin

Friday, April 19 - Celebrations of the Lord’s Passion 7:30pm at St. Ann

Saturday, April 20 - Celebration of the Easter Vigil 7:30pm - at St. Zepherin

EASTER SUNDAY MASSES

9:00am St. Zepherin Church 11:00am St. Ann Church 11:00am St. Zepherin Church

Readings For The Week

CELEBRATE TENEBRAE Tuesday, April 16th at 7:30pm

St. Zepherin

We invite you to experience Scrip-ture readings and psalms relating to Jesus as the Suffering Servant

by joining us for Tenebrae. The Office of Tenebrae (darkness or shadow) is a Holy Week devotion da-ting back to the 7th or 8th century. In this service, we will remember the betrayal, abandonment and agony of Jesus’ journey to the cross. This service is also marked by the gradual extinguishing of can-dles and other lights until a single candle, consid-ered a symbol of Jesus, remains.

CRS RICE BOWL RETURNS

During our Lenten Journey, we walked with our broth-ers and sisters around the world who are hungry and in need. Please bring in your CRS Rice Bowl donation in a check (payable to Good Shepherd Parish with a notation for CRS Rice Bowl) or cash, in an envelope or in the carton Rice Bowl on Holy Thursday, April 18th - Celebration of the Lord’s Supper Mass at 7:30pm at St. Zepherin Church.

During the presentation of the gifts at the offertory, you will be invited to bring forward your donation and place it in the baskets near the altar. Thank you for your kind donation.

Scripture for the week of April 14, 2019

14 SUN Lk 19:28‐40/Is 50:4‐7/Phil 2:6‐11/Lk 22:14—23:56 or 23:1‐49

15 Mon Is 42:1‐7/Jn 12:1‐11 16 Tue Is 49:1‐6/Jn 13:21‐33, 36‐38 17 Wed Is 50:4‐9a/Mt 26:14‐25 18 Thu Ex 12:1‐8, 11‐14/1 Cor 11:23‐26/Jn 13:1‐15 19 Fri Is 52:13—53:12/ Heb 4:14‐16; 5:7‐9/Jn 18:1—

19:42 20 Sat Easter Vigil: Gn 1:1—2:2 or 1:1, 26‐31a/Gn

22:1‐18/Ex 14:15—15:1/Is 54:5‐14/Is 55:1‐11/ Bar 3:9‐15,32—4:4/Ez 36:16‐17a,18‐28/Rom 6:3‐11/Lk 24:1‐12

21 SUN Acts 10:34a, 37‐43/Col 3:1‐4 or 1 Cor 5:6b‐8/ Jn 20:1‐9 or Lk 24:1‐12


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We Could Not Do It Without You!

Thank you to all of the volunteers who gave of their time and talents to share their faith with our children during the past year. We are so grateful for you.

Religious Ed K-5

First Eucharist Rehearsals-Parents attend the rehearsals with the children. Please notify Sue Muldoon if you are unable to attend your rehearsal.

Rehearsal for the 10:30 Mass on May 5th will be held on Wednesday, May 1st at St. Ann Church from 5:00pm-6:00pm.

Rehearsal for the 8:30 Mass on May 5th will be held on Thursday, May 2nd at St. Zepherin Church from 5:00pm-6:00pm.

Rehearsal for the 10:30 Mass on May 12th will be held on Wednesday, May 8th at St. Ann Church from 5:00pm-6:00pm.

Adam Bubonovich Ruth Gove Barbara Matyi Kate Schneider

Pamela Burke Amy Hanania Brian McAnern Lisa Slavin

Cara Chase Emily Hanania Andrew Munton Christopher Sondey

Kathy Curtin Caroline Hastings Elisabeth Rainge Daniella Timperio

Sally DeGeorge Theresa Hereema Laura Richardson Patrick Tinsley

Pat Destino Dorothy Kennedy Elayne Riveros Christine Velella

Mina Dietzius Allison Leacu Andrew Sacchetti Brita Vitello

FIRST EUCHARIST

PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR CONFIRMATION CANDIDATES!

Students will be Confirmed at

two of our regularly scheduled

Masses on the following days: Saturday, April 27 at 4:00pm Sunday, April 28 at 10:30am

G R A D M A S S Mark your Calendar!

Sunday, May 19

at 5:00pm

at St. Zepherin

Seniors, please find the application on the Youth Ministry page of our Parish Website.

www.goodshepherdwayland.org/68

Applications are due in hard copy by April 25. Please turn in to the Parish Office to the attention of Laura

Tringali.

Keep Up with Youth Ministry on Our NEW Youth Ministry Blog!

Teens, Write for the Blog!

Confirmation students can earn extra building blocks. Juniors and Seniors, writing posts for a blog will look great on your resume. Find details for submitting posts for the blog on the

Youth Ministry page of our Parish Website. www.goodshepherdwayland.org/68

gspyouth.blog

Find a complete list of Youth Ministry events on the Youth Ministry page of our Parish Website:

www.goodshepherdwayland.org/68

YOUTH MINISTRY SCHOLARSHIPS

Photograph by: Vasily Koloda


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WEEKLY OFFERTORY Weekend of

April 6/7, 2019

Weekly Offertory budget $16,269

Actual Received $11,356

Variance -$4,913

$816 of the actual was received through WeShare, our elec-tronic giving program.

FY2019, Year-to-Date Offertory as of 4/7/2019

Offertory Budget $667,029

Actual Received $649,300

Variance -$17,729

We are pleased to include in the bul-letin a weekly financial report to highlight your Offertory contributions in comparison to the weekly Offerto-ry budget projected for the Fiscal Year 2019 (July2018-June2019). In

addition, a financial performance summary report will be published periodically to preview the overall finan-cial performance of the parish throughout the year. We are always grateful for your generosity!

2019 CATHOLIC APPEAL Total contributions as of April, 10, 2019

The 2019 Catholic Appeal campaign is off to a great

start!! With $62,347 already pledged, we are at

74% of our financial goal of $83,965.

The early outpouring of support from so many helps

sustain the important ministries that the Archdiocese of

Boston provides for those in need. Please pick up a

pledge form at the back of the church or visit boston-

catholicappeal.org . Thank you for your prayers and

support.

SPECIAL EASTER COLLECTION TO BENEFIT

From offering First Communion and daily Eucharist to blessing our marriages or our loved ones as they are called home to God, our priests in good standing, es-pecially our senior priests, have always answered our calls. Like us, they are troubled by the current events taking place in the Church, yet they are still there for us. Help us care for the health and well-being of our senior priests in good standing by graciously support-ing them in our annual Easter collection next week.

The following are Senior Priests who have served faithfully at Good Shepherd Parish. Please consider remembering these faithful priests in your prayers and when contributing to the Easter Collection this year:

Rev. Paul Berube Rev. Ronald Bourgault Rev. Edward Carroll Rev. Richard Casey Rev. Francis Conroy Rev. John Nichols Rev. Gerald Osterman Rev. James Savage

Rev. Richard Wasnewski

Thank you for your generosity!

HOLY THURSDAY FOOD & ALMS COLLECTION For St. Matthews Food Pantry

Bring a non-perishable food donation or financial con-tribution to Mass with you to be donated to St. Mat-thew’s Food Pantry in Dorchester.

HOLY LAND SHRINES (GOOD FRIDAY) COLLECTION

Good Friday’s collection for the Holy Land is, in the words of Paul VI, “not only for the Holy Places but above all for those pastoral, charitable,

educational, and social works which the Church sup-ports in the Holy Land for the welfare of their Chris-tian brethren and of the local communities.” We thank you for your generosity!

Photograph by: Jorge Zapata

Don't Forget to Sign Up for Online Giving!

Our parish has been using an Online Giving system that is strengthening stewardship as well as making it easier for members to support our parish. We cur-

rently have over a hundred families signed up through various Online Giving sources. They include WeShare, Charitable Giving Funds and electronic fund transfers through your bank. Liliana Lucas will be available to help you sign up to WeShare, our online giving program, or to answer any questions that you may have about on-line giving after all the masses this weekend, April 13/14. Thank you for your financial support of our parish.


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Good Shepherd Parish - Lenten 2019

Discipleship: During Lent all Sunday homilies have been focused on being a disciple and living out the moral life in the world of today. We want to thank all the members of our Parish Family who gave a brief witness talk on how they are living out being a disciple today as rooted in Matthew 25.

Parish Retreat: Many thanks to ALL our parishioners who attended our Parish Retreat on Sunday, April 7th. Special thanks to Aurelie A. Hagstrom, STD, our guest speaker, who gave her talk on the role of the Laity after Second Vatican Council. We invite you to read Aurelie's book "The Emerging Laity: Voca-tion, Mission and Spirituality to learn more about this very insightful topic. Also, please visit us at https://www.facebook.com/gspwayland to see more pictures of the Parish Retreat (talk, lunch and children's activities).

T H A N K

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Vigil Candle Dedication

Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Ritt, Sr. April 12—April 18

Jacquie Mullins April 19—April 25

Jinhee Kim & Taekyoon April 26—May 2

If you would like to dedicate a candle in memory or honor of a family member or loved one, please con-tact the office 508-650-3545. The suggested offer-ing is $10.00. The name of the person will be placed in the bulletin and the candle will burn for

EASTER DAY DINNER

DELIVERIES

We will be preparing and delivering Easter Holiday din-ners again this year. Hot din-ners are delivered on Sunday,

Easter Day at 11:15AM. If you know of anyone who would like to receive dinner, please let us know.

Also, we need volunteers to help:

Cook, either at home or at the church Bake breads at home and drop off at church Bake pies or cakes at home and drop off at church Assemble and package the dinners at the church on

Easter morning Deliver dinners on Easter morning Prepare holiday notes for the dinners Dye Easter eggs and drop off at church

Please sign up on our google site https://goo.gl/forms/FTLtrMf8IHOputet2 or contact Judy or Tom Kokinda at [email protected] or [email protected] , or by phone at 508-655-9141.

EASTER SUNDAY GREETINGS

On Easter Sunday morning, hun-dreds of people who do not attend church regularly will come to Mass. We can show them they are welcome. The friendly act of greet-ing them at the door is an easy act of evangelization.

To be part of this you need only arrive 20 minutes before the mass of your choice, open the door, smile and say "Welcome" or “Happy Easter”. This can be a great family activity with kids. Either do this to-gether, or you can do the greeting while your spouse saves places in the always crowded church.

To join in, please phone MaryAnn at 508-650-3545, o r s e n d h e r a n e m a i l a t [email protected]. Tell her which mass you will attend Easter Sunday and that you will greet. We will get in touch to coordinate. Easter Sunday Masses are 9:00am at St. Zepherin and 11:00am at St. Ann’s and St. Zepherin. Please help.

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Tuesday April 16

10:00am 1:00pm 7:00pm

Bible Group Prayer Shawl Stephen Ministry

St. Zepherin Center St. Zepherin Center St. Ann

Friday April 19

3:00-4:00pm

Stations of the Cross St. Ann

Wednesday April 17

7:00pm Adult Education Class: “The celebration, rites and ceremonies of the Easter Vigil”

St. Zepherin Center

Photo by: @randyfath

EASTER FLOWERS ENVELOPE

Very soon our church altars will be decorated with beautiful Easter flowers thanks to your donations in memory of your loved one. To as-sist you with your intention, enve-

lopes can be found at the entrances of the church and in the pews. Please write the names legibly to give prop-er credit (in the bulletin) to your donation. As always, we thank you for your generous donation!

EASTER VIGIL RECEPTION

After the Easter Vigil, everyone is invit-

ed to continue the celebration by enjoy-

ing some light refreshments in the parish

center. The Hospitality Group would

welcome and greatly appreciate any

desserts or other light finger food that you might be

able to contribute. These can be brought to the par-

ish center during the day on Saturday, April 20th.

Thank You!!


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Many thanks to everyone who made sand-wiches and Blessing Bags at the parish’s Soup, Service & Stations on Friday, April 5th. We brought them to our visit to the Boston Common the next morning. Our

brothers and sisters were so grateful to receive them!

As soon as we arrived at the Common, a woman visiting from Pennsylvania asked if she could help us distribute our donations. She joined us behind the tables to serve those in need.

A man approached one of our volunteers to say that he was happy to see us helping the homeless. He lived on the streets of Boston 15 years ago and said that there were no groups like ours then to help him and others. He has been sober for 10 years and has a job and a home. Sadly, he saw some familiar faces in line and hoped they could get off the streets like he did.

Did you know that our ministry accepts donations of dress shirts, dress pants, suits, dresses, and dress shoes? We donate them to the employment program at St. Francis House, a homeless shelter near the Common.

DONATIONS: Your donations of NEW OR GENTLY USED FOOTWEAR AND CLOTHING are greatly appreciat-ed. Please place these donations and water bottles (16 oz. bottles) in the plastic blue bins inside the main en-trances of both churches. The MOST NEEDED ITEMS for our May trip are:

Please PRAY for our brothers and sisters living on the streets. This month’s SPECIAL PRAYER REQUESTS are for Camelia, Carmelo, Dennis, Gizmo, James, Jim, Joe, John, Jose, Karen, Leigh, Lucy, Lynda, Maria, Marie, Patri-cia, Paulette, Roseline, Rufus, Sidney, Tim, and Warren. For further information, please contact Paula Morgan, [email protected]. Our next two trips to Boston will be on Saturday, May 4th and Saturday, June 1st.

Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion

A documentary about local veterans featured interviews with soldiers from World War II through the current wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. They were patriotic, wanted to serve their country and were proud of their service. They answered all kinds of questions about their experiences, and their memories of serving. When asked why they served, there was one answer they all seemed to have in common. Each veteran indicated that he had served for the sake of freedom and so someone else would not have to go to war.

Jesus is an example of selfless service. He is the suffering servant who bears our sins and dies for our sake. When we cannot help ourselves, Jesus steps in, giving His life for ours. Service for the sake of others is a selfless act of generosity. People are of-ten in need and have nowhere to turn. Those who are blessed with abundance have the opportunity to make a difference, to serve the needs of people who are not so fortunate. It is not always about money or physical needs. Sometimes we are over-whelmed by confusion, fear, loneliness, anger, and loss. A helping hand can come in the form of a few words of encouragement, a listening ear, a hug, some time spent together or sharing a meal. The power to make a difference is in your hands. Use it for the sake of others.

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Lent began with Jesus tested in the wilderness (Lk 4:1-13) and its ominous conclusion, “When the devil had finished every test (Gk. peirasmos), he departed from him until an opportune time”. Now is the “hour” for Jesus on the cross to become “king” and “savior” (a title often claimed by emperors) for the whole world. And as Jesus prays, this time in a garden with sleep-ing disciples close by, that other challenge (“…his angels to protect you…”, v.10) also returns in a new key, God’s angel does come – not to snatch Jesus up and away from the torture, abuse, and suffering of death but to “strengthen him.”

At the same time there is another “testing” going on in that garden with less promising exam results, that of Jesus’ disciples. It too involves prayer – or their failure at this critical time. The last petition in the prayer Jesus had taught them included the words, “…lead us not into temptation (Gk. peirasmos; Lk 11:4). Jesus told them as they came into Gethsema-ne, “Pray that you do not enter into peiras-mos” (22:40). Upon completing his own prayer, Jesus finds them stretched out on the ground sound asleep. He again urged them to stand up and pray not to be put to the test (v. 46). Too late for that, even as he

speaks the noisy crowd led by Judas arrives on scene and the final events of the Passion begin to unfold.

And with it failed “testing” of Jesus’ disciples, notably in Peter’s triple denial (Lk 22:54-62). Despite Jesus’ warning during their final meal, “…I have prayed for you that your own faith may not fail; and you, when once you have turned back, strengthen your brothers” (22:32), Peter’s sleep induced amnesia erased those words until Jesus looks at him after that denial (v. 61). So even as Peter breaks down in tears there is a promise for the future. That Greek verb “strengthen” (sterizo) evokes images of “setting something on a secure foundation”, “stabilize”.

This example reminds us that imitating Jesus who turns to prayer at every key point in his life (Lk 3:21; 6:12; 9:18, 28-29; 11:1; 22:41) does not leave us alone before the Father. Where disciples fail, col-lapse with grief, or develop amnesia, Jesus prays for them, as he even asks forgiveness for those responsi-ble for his death (23:34). And as he defends Jesus’ innocence, the repentant thief asks, “remember me” and is promised paradise (23:43).

Pheme Perkins

FINAL TEST

OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED

In Observe of Patriot’s Day holiday, the Parish office will be closed on Monday, April 15th. We will resume our regular business day on Tuesday, April 16th. Have a blessed and enjoyable holi-day weekend.

BULLETIN DEADLINE

If you would like to include an announcement in the bulletin, please send it to

[email protected] by 5:00pm, TWO Fridays prior to the weekend in which you want it

published. Due to space limitation, we will accommo-date your request on a first come, first served basis.

Note: All bulletin announcements for the Easter publi-cation must be received by Thursday, April 11th.

Thank you!

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Growing up on the edge of poverty, Hector wrestled with homelessness, and was struggling to find food. While playing basketball in a local Church league, he met Fr. Paul O’Brien, who encouraged him to go to college.

Fr. Paul was there for Hector at every step of his journey to college and beyond. With his help and guidance, Hector went on to play basketball for Regis College, graduate, and now works as a school counselor to give back to students the same hope and inspiration he received. Like Fr. Paul, our senior priests in good standing have been helping others for decades.

As we celebrate this Easter with our families and friends, please remember the Boston priests who have helped us along our life journey and consider making a gift of thanks to the special Easter collection for their health and retirement needs.

Funds from this special collection are managed by the Clergy Health and Retirement Trust – an independently managed trust with a majority lay board of trustees. The funds are used for the sole benefit of active and senior priests in good standing.

S P E C I A L E A S T E R CO L L E C T I O N

TO ENCOURAGE. TO INSPIRE.Boston Priests Answer the Call .

Clergy Health and Retirement Trustclergytrust.org

To watch a short inspirational video about Hector’s story visit clergytrust.org.

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