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Church of the Sacred Heart Church of the Sacred Heart Church of the Sacred Heart Church of the Sacred Heart
Roslindale, MA Roslindale, MA Roslindale, MA Roslindale, MA
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Sacred Heart Parish Roslindale, MA
SATURDAY, July 9 8:30 am Daily Mass 4:00 pm Mary A. Davey 1st Anniversary DAY, July 10 8:00 am Nicola & Rosa Favorito Memorial 10:00 am Sunday Mass 12:00 pm Ramona Roman 2nd Anniversary 5:15 pm Sunday Mass
MONDAY, July 11 8:30 am Adverbe Guerrier Memorial TUESDAY, July 12 8:30 am Deceased Members of the Thomas Moore Family Memorial WEDNESDAY, July 13 8:30 am Mary Ann D’Amato Memorial THURSDAY, July 14 8:30 am Holy Souls of Purgatory FRIDAY, July 15 8:30 am Daily Mass
SATURDAY, July 16 8:30 am Mass of Thanksgiving 4:00 pm Pierre Auguste 5th Anniversary
SUNDAY, July 17 8:00 am Sunday Mass 10:00 am Sunday Mass 12:00 pm Yolanda Amador Memorial 5:15 pm Sunday Mass
Those we know and love who share in Christ’s suffering through illness: Lucy Algere Knox - Yaritza Baerga - Heidi Barbuto - Danielle
Broderick - Evelyn Broderick - Francisca Cruz - Fran Dolan
- Christine Carroll - Kathleen Durepo - Robert Federico - Ga-
briela Gonzalez - James Gordon - Eleanor Havey - Chet Havey -
Ruth Harzbecker - Jane & Paul Heanue - Candy Hickey - Rich-
ard Fraser - Ed Girvan - Andres Hernandez - Ileana Thompson
- Anthony Iarrobino - Christopher Keegan - Mary Kearns - Car-
mine Lavoi - Robert Lynch - Barbara McAveeney - Ann
McCarrick - Jennifer McGoldrick - Helen Kearns Moffie - Bridget
Mulkerrin - Joseph Mutascio - Robert Newman - Genevieve Nor-
ton - Jahaidy Nova - John Reilly - Monica Santiago - Evelyn Sha-
nahan - Ernst & Yvrose Toussaint - Midge Whelan - Janice Wil-
liams.
May Christ heal all their ills.
Mass IntentionsMass IntentionsMass IntentionsMass Intentions From the Pastor’s DeskFrom the Pastor’s DeskFrom the Pastor’s DeskFrom the Pastor’s Desk
Emmaus Ministry for Grieving Parents Whose
Children of Any Age Have Died by Any Cause No
Matter How Long Ago
One-Day Spiritual Retreat St. Anthony Shrine, Boston, MA
August 13, 2016 Call Diane at 617-542-8057
Or visit www.emfgp.org
PROJECT COOKIE DOUGH: Big thanks to our 14 bakers who made 867 homemade cookies last month—we had very happy recipients! Our July batches of cookies will be due a couple of days early this month—on Wednesday, July 13 by 3:00 pm. New bakers are always welcome! Any questions ca be directed to Donna O’Con-nor at 617-524-4396. Thank you!
TRIDUUM IN HONOR OF ST. CLARE Monastery of St. Clare
920 Centre St., Jamaica Plain 02130 August 8, 9, 10, Masses at 7 pm
Thursday, August 11, Solemnity Mass at 11am
If unable to attend your prayer intentions may be mailed.
Our summertime offers us ‘vacation’ time. This time away from the demands of work—earning a living—offers the body and the mind and the spirit rest and relaxation.
♦ Leisure affords us a precious opportunity to spend time with relatives, to visit with family and friends
♦ Vacation offers me peace and time for hu-man contacts.
♦ Holiday offers us free time for prayer, reading, contemplation, conversations with God.
♦ Summer time is when re ‘recreate’ our-selves; relaxation heals us, blesses us.
Enjoy!
Msgr. Frank Kelley
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Sacred Heart Parish Roslindale, MA
OUR PARISH TITHEOUR PARISH TITHEOUR PARISH TITHEOUR PARISH TITHE Our project for generosity needs some help. Would you be able to help? We need some parish members to help find opportunities for Sacred Heart community to help oth-ers. Please contact me if you can help. Also, do you have a charity to recommend to us? Please let me know what or to whom we can be of help in the weeks to come. Fr. Kelley 06/05/16 National Alliance on Mental Illlness 06/12/16 Priests For Life 06/19/16 Sisters of St. Joseph 06/26/16 Holy Father/Peter’s Pence 07/03/16 Camp Fatima Exceptional Citizens Week 07/10/16 Holy Family Parish Summer Program 07/17/16 Lazarus House 07/24/16 Rev Peter Ayorogo’s Parish in Ghana 07/31/16 Crossroads Family Shelter
SACRED HEART PARISH Roslindale, MA
PARISH STEWARDSHIP Please note the damage snow storms do to our parish income. Please use the electronic manner of giving in ParishPay. Fr. Kelley
STEWARDSHIP How much you have has nothing to do with generosity to God. If you don’t give of your time, talent, and treasure with what you have, you most likely won’t do it if you have more.
April April April Week 2014 2015 2016
1 9616 Easter 8195 2 11582 11094 8733 3 Easter 9780 7784 4 8939 10897 9494
(includes Mass offertory and electronic giving via parishpay.com)
Parish Tithes for April 2016 (5% of monthly offertory)
Friends of the Unborn 1 $428
Shriners Hospital for Children 2 $428
New England Amputee Assn. 3 $428
Home Missions/Black & Native American, Military Archdioces 4 $428
$1,712
OPERATION BACKPACK
St. Vincent de Paul has a special re-quest that we would like to ask you - our fellow parishioners - for help with. We are being asked to help with the purchase of 30 backpacks for children in our school that need them to transport and protect the tablets they are using for school work. Each backpack costs approximately $45. These will be used during the school year by those in need. So we are asking our parishioners that are able, to ‘sponsor a backpack’ and contribute $45 to St. Vincent de Paul. Or sponsor 1/2 of a backpack. Of course any contribution of any size will help a great deal. Please send or drop off any contribu-tion to the rectory. Make checks payable to St. Vincent de Paul Society. Your help for those in need is always appreciated.
St. Vincent de Paul Committee
Star of the Sea Family Catholic Retreats for parents and their children are being offered July 31-August 5 at Miramar Retreat Center, Duxbury, MA www.starofthesearetreats.com Contact: Deacon John and Peggy Scarfi: email [email protected] or call 845-621-7000.
July 10 - Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Timeless words from Moses: “...heed the voice of the LORD, your God, and keep his com-mandments and statutes…,” Moses reminds us that the commandments are readily accessible. In fact, they are ‘already in your mouths and in your hearts; you have only to carry it out.” Love God, love your neighbor. Jesus tells the beautiful story of the Good Samaritan - a story with such a universal message it is the common under-standing of kindness. It is a story of mercy. The Year of Mercy is more than half over. What spir-itual or corporal works of mercy have you built into your daily life? It’s not too late to start.
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Registration is now open for 2016-2017 Religious Education Classes. All classes take place at Sacred Heart School on Canterbury St. First Communion
Preparation is a two- year program beginning in first grade. Instruction continues in the Sunday morning program through 8th grade.
Confirmation preparation is a two- year program starting in grade 9. These classes meet on Sunday evenings.
If your child was not baptized at Sacred Heart parish, please provide a copy of the baptismal certificate when you register.
Please contact the rectory office for registration forms and more information.
Save the date! 19th Annual Sacred Heart Parish
GOLF TOURNAMENT
Friday, September 16, 2016 8:00 am, registration at 7:00 am George Wright Golf Course
420 West St. Hyde Park Sponsorships available. Golfer entry fee only $115 Contact the rectory office to register.
Today’s LiturgyToday’s LiturgyToday’s LiturgyToday’s Liturgy
REFLECTION ON THE GOSPELOF LUKE 15th Sunday of the Year C
We might have heard one or two people tell us: “Yes, but this is our way of doing it here.” That is to say, we do it this way according to our tradi-tion. Tradition is good for it fosters unity and identity. Yet in maintaining identity, it promotes also differences by means of our badges, flags, uniforms, political parties, tribes, race, religion, etc. (If you are not with us, then you are against us.) Just as loyalty to a group promotes the growth of its members, intense loyalty generates hostility towards outsiders. In today’s Gospel, Jesus tackles the problem of intense loyalty to a tradition using the old antago-nism between the Jews and the Samaritans. Each has their tradition, which says the other is not good and does not deserve respect. The hero of Jesus’ parable is the Samaritan. Why did the pious Jews not stop to help the victim of robbery? The priest and Levite could not stop be-cause they were in a hurry to fulfill a tradition. Tradition, therefore, forced them to continue walking. Tradition prevented them from showing compassion, and even justified their callousness. The Samaritan, on the other hand, showed com-passion because he disobeyed and refused the dic-tates of tradition to walk on and ignore the suffer-ing man. He did not allow tradition to hold him captive nor to quench the flame of love in his heart for mankind. By this story, Jesus wants us to be aware of tradi-tions, for some are bad. A bad tradition, be it reli-gious, cultural, racial, national, is one that invites us to despise people, to the extent of denying them compassion when they are in dire need. Je-sus recommends that faced with such a tradition, we be become disloyal to that tradition as the Sa-maritan did. If to love one’s neighbour means be-ing disloyal to your tradition, then disloyalty in this instance becomes a virtue. For Jesus, our ulti-mate loyalty is to love (love of God and of neigh-bour). Rev. Peter Ayorogo
Fundación Latidos de Amor (Heartbeats of
Love Foundation) is a registered non-profit organization established since 2013 to raise the quality of life for poor and homeless chil-dren in the Dominican Republic. The founda-tion is run by Juan and Ana Chavez, both ac-tive parishioners in our parish for about 10 years. In 2014 this organization collected kids clothing and in 2015 school supplies and then brought them to Dominican Republic and dis-tributed to the most poor areas in the country. This year’s goal is to collect 3,000 pairs of kids shoes, new or gently used, it does not matter what size or brand. If you would like to do-nate, there will be a box at the back of the church where they can be dropped off before July 31st or call 617-407-6980.
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XV DOMINGO DEL TIEMPO ORDINARIO
1ra. lectura: (Deuteronomio 30, 10-14). El pueblo será feliz, si cumple los mandamientos de Dios. que están im-presos en el corazón de cada uno. 2da. lectura: (Colosenses 1, 15-20) Cristo es el comien-zo y el fin de todo. Es la imagen visible del Padre y la reconciliación de todos y de la creación con Dios. Evangelio: (Lucas 10, 25-37) La parábola del buen sa-maritano me pregunta: ¿quién es mi prójimo? ¿A quién tengo que amar? El prójimo es quien me necesita para poderle mostrar el amor de Dios. Las lecturas de hoy nos invitan a poner orden en el corazón y en la vida. Se trata de descubrir o redescu-brir qué va primero y a qué debemos darle mayor atención y cuidado. El orden del que aquí hablamos no es una imposición exterior. No es algo lejano que cae sobre nosotros como un simple agregado. Moisés nos dice en la primera lectura de hoy: "todos mis mandamientos están muy a tu alcance: en tu boca y en tu corazón, para que puedas cumplirlos." La ley del Señor no se parece entonces a las leyes que noso-tros conocemos o aprobamos en las cámaras legisla-tivas; no es un acuerdo entre intereses humanos ni el resultado de los números de una votación, que hoy ordenan algo y mañana lo contrario, dependiendo del juego de los partidos políticos o incluso de las cam-pañas de publicidad. Podemos decir que la ley del Señor brota de lo que somos: de hecho, él mismo la ha puesto en nosotros, y podemos sentir su imperati-vo si hacemos silencio y buscamos con total honesti-dad escuchar eso que llamamos la voz de la concien-cia. Una ley así entendida es un camino de libertad, cuya única obligación es la fidelidad a lo mejor de lo que hay en nosotros, y que viene de Dios. Meditación del Papa Francisco El samaritano, cuando vio a ese hombre, “sintió com-pasión” dice el Evangelio. Se acercó, le vendó las heridas, poniendo sobre ellas un poco de aceite y de vino; luego lo cargó sobre su cabalgadura, lo llevó a un albergue y pagó el hospedaje por él... En definiti-va, se hizo cargo de él: es el ejemplo del amor al pró-jimo. Pero, ¿por qué Jesús elige a un samaritano co-mo protagonista de la parábola? Porque los samarita-nos eran despreciados por los judíos, por las diversas tradiciones religiosas. Sin embargo, Jesús muestra que el corazón de ese samaritano es bueno y genero-so y que —a diferencia del sacerdote y del levita— él pone en práctica la voluntad de Dios, que quiere la misericordia más que los sacrificios. Dios siempre quiere la misericordia y no la condena hacia todos. Quiere la misericordia del corazón, porque Él es mi-sericordioso y sabe comprender bien nuestras mise-rias, nuestras dificultades y también nuestros peca-dos. A todos nos da este corazón misericordioso. El samaritano hace precisamente esto: imita la miseri-cordia de Dios, la misericordia hacia quien está nece-sitado. (S.S. Francisco, 14 de julio de 2013)
DE LA EXHORTACIÓN APOSTÓLICA AMORIS LAETITIA (LA ALEGRIA del AMOR)13… «Mi alma está unida a ti» (Sal 63,9), canta el orante. Se evoca así la unión matrimonial no solamente en su di-mensión sexual y corpórea sino también en su donación voluntaria de amor. El fruto de esta unión es «ser una sola carne», sea en el abrazo físico, sea en la unión de los cora-zones y de las vidas y, quizás, en el hijo que nacerá de los dos, el cual llevará en sí, uniéndolas no sólo genéticamen-te sino también espiritualmente, las dos «carnes».
NUESTROS ENCUENTROS
Los martes: Oración del grupo de la Renovación de 6:30 a 9:00 pm en la Iglesia de abajo.
Los jueves: ADORACION EUCARISTICA, de 6:30 a 8:30 pm en la Iglesia de abajo.
Tercer viernes del mes: Encuentro de Parejas a las 6:30 pm en la casa Santa Teresa.
Todos los domingos después de la misa de 12:00 pm: Cafecito Latino para todos en el salón Murray. PEREGRINACIÓN El sábado 13 de agosto vamos peregrinos al santuario de la DIVINA MISERICORDIA. El costo por perso-na es $25.00. Anótense cuanto antes.
RECUERDEN: ** Misa en español en televisión por Catholic TV Domingos a las: 8:00am, 5:30pm, y 10:00pm *“Caminando con Jesús” por la radio al AM 1600 todos los viernes de 8:00-9:00pm BENDICION DE LAS CASAS Si están interesados en hacer bendecir su casa y familia, se pueden poner en contacto conmigo. CONCIERTO: MI PAIS DESCALZO Viernes 22 de Julio en la iglesia de Nuestra Señora de Lourdes a las 6:00pm. Presentado por la fundación LATIDOS DE AMOR a beneficio de los niños/as de la República Dominicana. Para mas info: 617-407-6980 Contribución $25.00 y un par de zapatos para niños/as
UN POCO DE SABIDURIA Lo importante es lo que eres, no importa la profesión
que tengas, o lo que estudiaste o estudias, lo importante es lo que hay en tu corazón.
No descalifiques a ningún ser, todos tienen algo que enseñar y tu algo que aprender.
UN POCO DE HUMOR Señor juez, quiero divorciarme porque desde hace diez años mi mujer me tira los platos a la cabeza. -¿Y por qué no se ha divorciado antes? - Es que ahora está empezando a tener puntería.
mi correo es: [email protected] (617-325-3322 interno 18)
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MISSION STATEMENT Rooted in the universal call to discipleship, the mission of Sacred Heart and St. Andrew the Apostle Parish in Roslindale and Forest Hills is to preach Jesus Christ. Proclamation of the gospel of Jesus Christ takes many forms: preaching, wor-
ship, education, service, works of mercy, and evangelization. The staff and the congregation are guided by the overall mission to proclaim the victory of Jesus Christ over sin and death in this time and place.
By this mission we are to be judged.
Rev. Msgr. Francis H. Kelley, Pastor
Rev. Mario Guarino, Parochial Vicar
Deacon Jesus Quiles
Mrs. Kathy M. Sherrod, Pastoral Assoc.
Parish Secretaries: Mary Dillow & Margaret Laboy
Rev. Eugene P. Sullivan, Sr. Priest, In Residence
Sacred Heart School: Mrs. Monica Haldiman, Principal 1035 Canterbury St, Roslindale 02131 Office: 617-323-2500 Fax: 617-325-7151 Tuition: 617-325-0229 After School Program: 617-325-3656 www.SacredHeart-Boston.org
Sunday Masses: Saturday Eve: 4:00 PM Sunday: 8:00 AM, 10:00 AM & 5:15 PM, 12:00 PM in Spanish Weekday Masses: Monday-Friday: 8:30 AM Saturday: 8:30 AM
Penance: Saturday, 3:00-3:45 PM, Lower Church Baptism: Call Rectory for arrangements. Marriage: Call Rectory to speak with one of the priests at least 6 months be-fore the marriage.
Rectory Office 617-325-3322 FAX 617-325-2145
SUNDAY, July 10 Coffee– English 11:30 am St. Theresa House Coffee– Spanish 01:00 pm Murray Room TUESDAY, July 12 Prayer Group– Spanish 06:15 pm Lower Church Boy Scout Troop 7 07:00 pm St. Theresa House
WEDNESDAY, July 13 Haitian Bible Study 07:00 pm Lower Church Adult Choir 07:30 pm Upper Church
THURSDAY, July 14 Eucharistic Adoration 06:30 pm Lower Church FRIDAY, July 15 Haitian Prayer Group 07:00 pm Lower Church SATURDAY, July 16 Baptism Preparation—English 10:00 am Upper Church
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