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ST. BARBARA PARISH www.woburncatholic.org
138 CAMBRIDGE RD.
WOBURN, MA 01801
781-933-4130
Cardinal Seán P. O’Malley Statement on Orlando Tragedy
www.bostoncatholic.org
"As our society faces the massive and violent assault on human life in Orlando on Sun-day, the Archdiocese of Boston offers and encourages prayers on behalf of those who were killed in the attack, those who were injured, and all their families and friends. At this time our prayers are also with Bishop Noonan and the Diocese of Or-lando, with the wider community of Orlando, and for our country, once again con-fronted by the face of hatred expressed through gun violence. Yet another lament about the prevalence of guns throughout our society seems a pale response to the horror of the crimes in Orlando. With each repeated occurrence of mass shootings in schools, theaters, churches and social settings it appears increas-ingly clear that any hope for thwarting these tragedies must begin with more effec-tive legislation and enforcement of who has access to guns and under what condi-tions. However, legislation alone will not be sufficient as there are wider and deeper forces at work in these attacks. The United States proudly upholds its long-standing tradition of being open and wel-coming to those in need of a safe haven. Our country greatly benefits from human creativity and achievement cultivated without distinction of race, ethnicity, religion, nationality or any other differentiating characteristic. From a multitude of differ-ences we have sought unity. We must meet the challenges of combining freedom, pluralism and unity in our increasingly diverse society if the United States is to con-tinue to be a beacon of hope to the world. Achieving the unity which promotes peaceful coexistence means addressing those deeper forces which threaten our well-being. In all aspects of our lives, including our government, the private sector, our faith communities and our schools, we must be aware of and reflect on how we think and speak about those who are different from us. And we cannot allow ourselves to be defeated by the worst instincts in human nature, by efforts to divide us based on our differences or by an immobilizing fear. Defeat in the face of the tragedies that we have seen in Florida, Texas, Colorado, California, Connecticut, Massachusetts and Arizona is not conceivable. Resistance is necessary; resolution is imperative. The resources to resist and the courage of re-solve are on display each day in our society. Those who risked their lives in the midst of the assault on Sunday, the first responders and the friends at each other’s side in the midst of the terror, symbolize the kind of generosity of spirit which makes our country great. Together let us go forward with the commitment to work for the meaningful change that will help our country and all her people to live in safety and peace."
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Clergy Mass Schedule
Celebrants June 25/26, 2016
Mass Time Celebrant
4:00 PM Vigil FR. MATTHIAS
8:00 AM FR. AL
10:00 AM FR. POWERS
WELCOME TO OUR PARISH
Whether you are a visitor, a new member, or an
established member of our faith community, we hope
that you will experience a warm welcome and a true
feeling of community. Thank you for joining us in
today’s liturgy.
PLEASE TAKE TIME: In your Mass today to pray for
those in nursing homes and hospitals,
the sick and lonely; the Benefactors of
St. Barbara following deceased
Jacqueline Swymer; Virginia Morin;
Paul Beeman; Lisa Kelly Miriam; John
McHugh; Charles Quigley; Barbara
Murray; Edward Masone; Judson, Paul & Helen Ai-
ken; Anthony & Anna Giordano; Thom Curran; De-
ceased Members of the Polito Family; Joseph Preck-
ol; Mary O’Connor; Rose Caputo; Anthony Barba;
James Boudreau; Joseph Shea; Mary O’Hara; Anne
Graham and Priscilla Murray.
PLEASE PRAY FOR MEMBERS OF OUR PARISH
WHO ARE ILL - Sheri Mercer; Manuel Raposa;
Kevin M. Sullivan; Janet LeBlanc; Brooklyn
Russell; Rev. Francis Keaney; Shidrac Batoon;
Patricia Tuohy; Denise Guarino; Anne Boyle;
Roberta RandleF; Kim Green; Marie C. Powers;
Vacos Sousa; Neal Coiley; Thomas Jones, Jr.;
Dave & Ann Cronin; Lee Chaves; Elizabeth Lucier;
Karl Thober; Marilyn Smith; ChrisHna Lombard;
Nadia Rickallah; Anna LeBlanc; Joseph Jamieson
O’Neil; Alma Fulmer; Rev. Mark Riley; Allison
Orpen; Jodi Dalley; Jennie Amico; Drew Celli;
Joey O’Neil; Diane Compagno; Charlie Sullivan;
Sheila D.; Bob Rhuda; Mary Paiva; Lillian Viera;
Gene Parker; Daniel Friel, Jr.; Barbara Severance;
Anthony Costanzo; Joan Smillie; Phoebe
Ann LeBlanc; Mary & Dick Lane; Bill
Maher; Josh Goody and Deborah
Mulvihill.
SATURDAY, JUNE 18
9:00 A.M. Joe & Eva Preckol
4:00 P.M. Jose MarHns; Manuel Estrela and Rob-
ert Ryan
SUNDAY, JUNE 19
8:00 A.M. IntenHon of the Celebrant
10:00 AM IntenHon of the Celebrant
MONDAY, JUNE 20
9:00 A.M. Maria & Rosario Carella
TUESDAY, JUNE 21
9:00 A.M. Robert Hawley
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22
9:00 A.M. Pro-Populo Mass for members and
Friends of our Parish
THURSDAY, JUNE 23
9:00 A.M. Marjorie Swanson
FRIDAY, JUNE 24
9:00 A.M. IntenHon of the Celebrant
SATURDAY, JUNE 25
9:00 A.M. William, Elizabeth; Rose & Dominic
Procopio
4:00 P.M. Claire Theresa Cadran—4th Anniv.
SUNDAY, JUNE 26
8:00 A.M. Members of St. Barbara Benefactor
Society
10:00 AM Gaspare Lombardo and Eileen Sutera
ST. JOSEPH PREPARATORY HIGH SCHOOL
St. Joseph Preparatory High School in Boston, a co-ed
Catholic, independent school will offer a five session Test
Prep for the Catholic High School Entrance Test (HSPT) in
the fall for students who seek to maximize performance
for admission and scholarship opportuniHes. Space is
limited and registraHon is available on a first come, first
serve basis. Entrance tesHng in the Archdiocese is sched-
uled for Oct. 29, Nov. 5, Nov. 11 and Dec. 3 and will be
offered at St. Joe’s. RegistraHon Forms for both offerings
are available on the website, www.saintjosephprep.org
For more informaHon, please contact Kevin Faherty,
Assistant Director of Admission, at 617-254-8383 x 1109
PETER’S PENCE COLLECTION
Next week’s Second CollecHon is an opportunity to stand
in solidarity with Catholics all over the world to support
the charitable works of Pope Francis. Your donaHons will
support the Holy Father as he reaches out to those suffer-
ing the effects of war and violence, natural disasters, and
religious persecuHon.
Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time June 19, 2016
GiNs to the Lord Entrusted to St. Barbara Parish.
We give thanks to the Lord and support the good works of our family of faith.
CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE WEEK ENDING 5/29/16 $ 4,233.50
ON-LINE CONTRIBUTIONS FOR WEEK ENDING 5/29/16 $ 820.00
UPCOMING EVENTS
June 18 1000 Club Drawing aNer 4:00 PM
Mass
June 25 Woburn Council of Social Concern
Food Drive
June 26 Parish Pastoral Council Mtg. 11:00AM
June 26 BapHsm InstrucHon
July 9 Scriptural Rosary 12:15 PM
July 9/10 St. Vincent de Paul Food & Toiletry
Drive
July 10 Parish Finance Council Mtg. 9:00 AM
July 11 St. Vincent de Paul Mtg. 6:00 PM
July 16 1000 Club Drawing aNer 4:00 PM
Mass
July 17 BapHsm Catechesis 11:00 AM
July 24 Parish Pastoral Council Mtg. 11:00 AM
July 30 Woburn Council of Social Concern
Food Drive
August 13 Scriptural Rosary 12:00 PM
August 13 St. Vincent de Paul Food & Toiletry
Drive
August 14 Parish Finance Council MeeHng
9:00 AM—Fr. Anadore Hall
August 20 1000 Club Drawing in the Fr. Anadore
Hall aNer the 4:00 PM Mass
August 21 BapHsm Catechesis 11:00 AM
SEPTEMBER 17
In the event of an emergency and to allow for access by police, fire and ambulance vehicles we ask your cooperation by parking only within striped lines in the parking lot. Please leave inbound and outbound lanes of the parking lot open for these vehicles to pass. Parking in
handicapped spaces is allowed for those with a valid placard. No parking is allowed adjacent to the church buildings during church events. The safety of you, your family and other parishioners is of utmost importance. Thank you.
FALL FESTIVAL PLACEMATS If you or someone you know has a business and
would like to advertise what you do, there is still time to place your Ad on St. Barbara’s Placemat. The placemats are used at all parish functions for the
year. For detail contact Mary Ann at 781-652-1047.
RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE
Sponsored by Woburn Agricultural Society
Saturday, June 25, 2016
9:00 am– 2:00 pm
Open Room Spence Farm,
41 Wyman St., Woburn
To schedule an Appointment, please call
1-800-RED CROSS or visit
www.RedCrossBlood.org and
Enter Sponsor Code: Spence
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