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158 Washington Street, Winchester, MA 01890
Phone: 781/729-0055 Fax: 781/721-6542
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.stmary-winchester.org
Rev. Richard M. Erikson, Pastoral Administrator
Email: [email protected]
MEET OUR NEW PASTORAL ADMINISTRATOR
Rev. Richard M. Erikson, Ph.D.
When did you know you wanted to be a priest? It took seven years from the time I first thought the Lord may be calling me to be a priest until the time I finally surrendered to God’s will. I first visited St. John’s Seminary in Brighton in 1976 when I was in high school. I visited again when I was in college. After college I wanted some experience in the “real world.” After a year and a half of working in the Mystic Valley area on a nursing home program, I decided it was time to see if what I was feeling was real. The longest journey of my life was the three mile ride from my parents’ home in Watertown to St. John’s Seminary in Brighton! It wasn’t until two years into seminary when I finally and definitively surrendered to God. This month I will celebrate my 33rd anniversary. The joy of priesthood and ministry continues to grow.
Who or what was the biggest influence when coming to this decision? When you see me, you see my parents. My mother was a wonderful Catholic woman, and my father is a World War II hero. Because of their influence and example, I became a Catholic priest and a military chaplain. Also, Fr. Lenny O’Malley was a newly ordained priest at my home parish of St. Luke’s in Belmont when I was a teenager. He would bring Holy Communion to my grandmother, who was living with us and who was very ill at the end of her life. In Fr. O’Malley’s visits I saw the beauty of the priesthood and of the Eucharist. I was very active in our teen group at the parish, so it is so great to be part of a parish now with such a vibrant teen program. Do you have brothers and sisters? My two sisters and my brother are heroes. Each of them embodies courage. Deb just celebrated the ten year anniversary of Coastal Connections, an agency she co-founded to serve people with multiple disabilities. She lives the Gospel and the mysteries of the Rosary. Carol has accomplished great things in her career, but more than that, she is an amazing mother. As an uncle and one who does not have children, my two nieces and three nephews are very special to me. My sisters have been exceptionally generous in sharing family life with me. My nieces and nephews range in age from 4 to 33. My brother, Ed, has faced great adversity in life and has done so with great grace and courage. I aspire to have the depth of faith, hope and love of Ed, Deb and Carol.
Tell us about your military service. One of my favorite passages of scripture is John 15:13: There is no greater love than this, to lay down one’s life for one’s friends. This is one thing every member of the military has in common: willingness to lay down her or his life for us. It was a great privilege to serve in the chaplain corps for 35 years: 28 years in the reserve and 7 years of active duty. I retired from military service in May 0f 2017, so this has been my first year as a veteran. My oldest nephew is serving active duty Navy, so my father raised a family with three generations of military service: Father, son and grandson. What do you do in your leisure time? I love music, almost all kinds of music. I love powerful vocalists and great songs. One of the great joys of my life was to become friends with Andy Williams (Moon River, The Most Wonderful Time of the Year) and to write booklets (liner notes) for a number of his CDs and boxsets. I even was the associate producer on one CD. I had one project with Bobby Vinton (Blue Velvet). I love going to concerts. Often when I hear a love song, I think about God’s love for us.
What has it been like for you at St. Mary since you arrived in April? People have been extremely welcoming and gracious. I heard a lot about what a great parish St. Mary is, and now I am getting to experience that. I love our worship. I love how active our parish is. I love the energy and mission of our school. I hope our parishioners will agree with my assessment of “so far, so good.” And in the words of a Carpenters’ song, which Andy Williams covered, “We’ve only just begun.” More information about Fr. Erikson can be found at http://www.stmary-winchester.org/father-richard-erikson/ which includes links to his Air Force biography and music credits.
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PARISH STAFF Pastoral Administrator Rev. Richard M. Erikson, Ph.D. Visiting Priest Rev. Richard A. McGowan, S.J. Priest in Residence Rev. Joseph Keville
Finance & Operations Director Michael Fitzmaurice
Director of Music Jane O’Keefe
Business Manager Anna Swain
Data & Communications Manager Donna Humphrey
Administrative Assistant Anne Campbell
PARISH OFFICE MAILING ADDRESS 158 Washington Street, Winchester, MA 01890
PARISH OFFICE PHONE PARISH OFFICE HOURS 781/729-0055 Monday-Friday—9am-5pm
OFFICE OF MINISTRIES & RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 781/729-1965
Email: [email protected] Director of Ministries Salvatore Caraviello Pastoral Associate Christa Lucas Administrative Assistant Colleen Marek
Nursing Home Outreach: LeiLanie D’Agostino, Karen Branley, Mike Heffernan and Mary Toomey
Winchester Hospital Chaplain: Mary Beth Moran Phone: 781/729-9000 ext. 2295
SAINT MARY’S SCHOOL Phone: 781/729-5515 ~ Fax: 781/729-1352 Principal Kellie Kickham Director of Tuition & Admissions Patricia Petrulavage
PARISH COLLABORATIVE PLANNING www.disciplesinmission.com
MASSES
Weekends (Upper Church) Saturday: 4:00pm
Sunday: 8:00am, 10:00am, 11:30am
Weekdays (Lower Church) Monday – 6:45am
Tuesday – 9:00am Wednesday – 6:45am Thursday – 6:45am Friday – 9:00am
Reminder: The Rosary is prayed 30 minutes before weekday Masses
Fridays following 9am Mass: Exposition and Adoration concluding with Chaplet of Divine Mercy at 3:00pm
Holy Days (Upper Church) 6:45am, 9:00am and & 7:00pm Holiday—Wednesday, July 4 9:00am only
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION- Saturdays from 3:00 to 3:45pm
BAPTISM- Celebrated on the second Sunday of each month at 2:00pm. Please contact the Parish Office at 781/729-0055.
MARRIAGE- Arrangements for marriage should be made with the parish priest at least eight months in advance to allow for adequate preparation.
VISITATION TO THE SICK- We are most eager to help anyone who cannot celebrate Mass with us in church. If you wish to receive the sacraments of Confession, Communion or the Sacrament of the Sick, please call the Parish Office.
Council of Social Concern
Items for the month of June
Jello and pudding
Rice pilaf
Personal care items
Donations may be dropped off in the bin
at the Winchester Stop and Shop
Scripture for the week of June 17, 2018
17 SUN Ez 17:22-24/2 Cor 5:6-10/Mk 4:26-34
18 Mon 1 Kgs 21:1-16/Mt 5:38-42
19 Tue 1 Kgs 21:17-29/Mt 5:43-48
20 Wed 2 Kgs 2:1, 6-14/Mt 6:1-6, 16-18
21 Thu Sir 48:1-14/Mt 6:7-15
22 Fri 2 Kgs 11:1-4, 9-18/Mt 6:19-23
23 Sat 2 Chr 24:17-25/Mt 6:24-34
24 SUN Vigil: Jer 1:4-10/1 Pt 1:8-12/Lk 1:5-17
Day: Is 49:1-6/Acts 13:22-26/Lk 1:57-66, 80
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Transformed in Love
Marriage Preparation Program
Transformed in Love for engaged couples is the Archdiocesan
program for marriage preparation. For upcoming 2018 dates,
locations and registration information, visit:
bostoncatholic.org/familylife or contact Liz Cotrupi at
Adoration of the Most
Blessed Sacrament
When He returned, He found them asleep. He said to Peter, "Simon, are you asleep? Could you not keep watch for one
hour?" Mark 14:37
Come and spend the most peaceful hour (or part of an hour) of
your week with Jesus. Each Friday after the 9 AM Mass, the
Blessed Sacrament is exposed upon the altar in the Lower
Church. The recitation of the Chaplet of Divine Mercy will
take place at 3:00pm, followed by reposition. Please join us.
We are committed to having at least two persons present at all
times of Adoration. There is a sign-in book in the Gathering
Room near the entrance to the Mary Chapel. If you can
commit just one hour or more, please contact Ursula
Koslowski at 781/729-6170 or email: [email protected].
Support St. Mary Peace & Justice Ministry and the
Mission of Deeds with your household donations! A
truck from the Mission of Deeds will be parked in the
upper lot to receive the donations on Saturday and
Sunday, June 23/24.
ITEMS NEEDED:
Pots and pans
Silverware/utensils/knives
Glasses/mugs
Baking pans/mixing bowls
Coffee makers/tea kettles
Toasters/toaster ovens
Blenders/mixers
Microwave ovens
LINENS:
Twin sheets/blankets/comforters
Full sheets/blankets/comforters
Queen sheets/blankets/comforters
Towels and facecloths
Dish towels and potholders
New bed pillows
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS:
Lamps
Vacuum cleaners
Framed artwork
Clocks/alarm clocks
Irons/ironing boards
Fans
As We Say Goodbye and Thanks to
Fr. Richard McGowan, S.J. Sunday, June 24
11:30am Mass at St. Mary Church
Followed by a light luncheon at
The Jenks Center
Fr. Rich McGowan has served our community
beautifully since 1999. In July he will be moving to
Maryland to begin his ministry as treasurer of his Jesuit
province.
Fr. McGowan will celebrate the 11:30am Mass on
Sunday, June 24. Mass will be followed by a light
luncheon at 12:30pm at the Jenks Center, 109 Skillings
Road.
In lieu of gifts, please consider making a donation to the
Richard McGowan Scholarship Fund. Checks may be
made payable to St. Mary Parish with Fr. McGowan
Scholarship in the memo. Checks may be mailed to the
Parish Office at 158 Washington Street, Winchester,
MA 01890. You may also make an online donation
through our website: www.stmary-winchester.org
(click on online giving).
If you will be attending the luncheon, please RSVP by
calling the Parish office at 781/729-0055 or to Donna
Humphrey at [email protected].
Welcome to our Christian Community
The following children were recently baptized at
St. Mary Parish during the month of June:
Julia Grace Alford
Conrad Steiner Benjamin
Nicholas Charles Duquet
George Francis Lovasco
Henry Francis Lovasco
Brodie Patrick McBride
Sullivan Dean Scianatico
Kinsley Ann Shea
Charlotte Anne Smyth
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St. Mary Parish 11th Sunday in Ordinary Time June 17, 2018
What’s Happening...
UPCOMING COLLECTIONS
June 16/17 Promoting the Gospel June 22/23 Monthly Collection
World Refugee Day—June 20
and Refugee Walk—Sunday, June 24
Lake Quannapowitt, Wakefield
4pm (Rain or shine)
World Refugee Day is an expression of solidarity with people
who have been uprooted from their homes by war or
persecution. Did you know that at least 65.6 million people—
1 of every 113 members of the human family– have been
forcibly displaced within their own countries or across
borders? Every minute 20 people leave everything behind to
escape war, persecution or terror.
Join the RIM Walk for Refugees!
When: Sunday, June 24 at 4pm (rain or shine)
Where: Lake Quannapowitt, Wakefield—meet at the
gazebo near Church and Main Streets
Walk three miles around Lake Quannapowitt
in about one hour
Water and snacks will be provided
Refugee Immigration Ministry (RIM) is an interfaith,
community-based organization that has served hundreds of
asylum seekers and refugees in MA since its founding in 1986.
This event will ensure that asylum seekers living in nearby
communities have housing, food and access to English
language tutoring until they can provide for themselves.
St. Mary Peace and Justice Ministry thanks you in advance for
pledging or registering online to support the metro-west
cluster: www.r-i-m.net.
Promoting the Gospel Collection June 16/17
This week’s second collection Promoting the Gospel
supports Catholic Campaign for Human Development
(CCHD) and the Catholic Communication Campaign (CCC).
Through the work of CCDH and CCC, the Gospel is
promoted by supporting those in poverty, providing grants to
community-based groups and using the entire array of media
tools available today to evangelize and promote Gospel
values. For more information about these organizations,
please visit:
1. www.usccb.org/cchd
2. www.usccb.org/catholic-giving/
opportunities-for-giving/catholic-
communication-campaign/index.cfm
While this collection supports national efforts, a portion of
the proceeds are designated for local CCHD grants and parish
communication efforts.
Catholic Appeal Update
Thank you to our wonderful parishioners for your
tremendous support of the Cardinal’s Appeal. As of
today, St. Mary Parish has achieved 97% of raising
$120,551. Your generosity supports the mission of the
Archdiocese and directly benefits St. Mary’s. If we
achieve our goal, St. Mary’s receives a significant rebate
from the Archdiocese of Boston. Last year, this totaled
over $31,000. Those funds allow us to ease our budget
and are put to good use in a number of capacities.
Please consider contributing to the Catholic Appeal, as
we are just shy of the $5,000 needed to receive a full
rebate. There are blue Catholic Appeal envelopes at the
doors of the church, or you can make your pledge
directly at www.bostoncatholicappeal.org.
Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
This parable about the mustard seed is a reminder to us
about our role in the work of evangelization. “The
smallest of all the seeds on the earth, but once it is sown,
it springs up and becomes the largest of plants.” Many
shy away from sharing their faith with others. But with
one person who shares… it is this kind of evangelization
that will build the Kingdom of God: Stories of God
working in our lives, of prayers asked for and answered,
of feeling the presence of Jesus. Share the “mustard
seed” of your faith and watch to see how it will grow!
Mark the Date!
On Friday, June 29, there will be a special Mass at
9:15am in the upper church to conclude The Beauty and
the Least Bible Camp. Exposition of the Blessed
Sacrament will precede the Mass at 9am in the lower
church. All are welcome.
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What’s Happening...
Summer Camp June 18—August 17
Monday-Friday from 8am-5pm
St. Mary Summer Camp will run for eight weeks (June 18-
August 17 (no camp July 2-6) and is open to all children ages
3-10 years old. The staff will engage educational, artistic and
recreational activities for all campers. The daily rate is $70
and the weekly rate is $325 (for 5 days per week). Checks
may be made payable to St. Mary School, and payments are
non-refundable. For more information regarding St. Mary
Summer Camp please contact Kim Novello, Camp Director at
Please call St. Mary School at 781/729-5515
for enrollment information.
S t . M a r y Y o u t h G r o u p N e w s Mon., June 18: Cor Unum Meal Center (3:00pm-
7:30pm) Lawrence, MA
THANK YOU!!!
To our wonderful parishioners, thank you for your
prayers, support and financial assistance. Each year our
teens share their experiences with you at Mass (like they
did last weekend), and each year your generosity of spirit
makes this all the more possible. Thank you for always
being there for us. We are blessed by your care for us!
If you would like to make a donation to help defray
the costs of each teen participating (approx. $900/
person), you may mail a donation to:
St. Mary Parish
Attn: Encounter
158 Washington Street
Winchester, MA 01890
To make online donations, please visit our website at:
www.stmary-winchester.org.
As you know 30 of our parish teens along with Sal
and our volunteer chaperones, will be participating in a
one week service retreat to Washington, DC on July 8. It
is an awesome experience in which our teens minister to
people with many disadvantages: The homeless, refugee
children, immigrants and persons with developmental
disabilities. Please keep them all in your prayers. Thank
you!
Open Enrollment
Open enrollment is still available for the 2018-2019 school
year at St. Mary School of Winchester. We are now
registering students in Pre-K—Grade 5. St. Mary School
provides opportunities for every child to develop his or her
potential, intellectually, spiritually, socially and emotionally,
in a secure, caring and stimulating environment. St. Mary
School nurtures and educates young children and develops a
strong academic, faith-filled foundation for our students to
become compassionate, responsible Catholic citizens. For
more information call 781/729-5515 or take a look at our
website at www.stmaryswinchester.org.
Online and Envelope Giving—Our parish is blessed with extraordinarily generous parishioners and with a parish staff,
parish council and finance councils who are great stewards of our resources. We encourage you to consider online giving as a
means of contributing to the weekly offertory and/or the Grand Annual collection. This means of giving is convenient for our
parishioners and efficient for the parish. It is also a wonderful way for you to assist in the ministry and expenses when you are
away. You can set up recurring donations on a weekly or monthly basis, or you can give on a non-recurring (single pay) basis.
Go to www.stmary-winchester.org and scroll down to the green Online Giving icon at the bottom of the page to enroll. If you
receive parish giving envelopes at home but do not use them, please call the Parish Office to let us know, and we will
discontinue the mailing of the envelopes to you. We pay the vendor for the use of weekly envelopes, so this will save us the
cost of the envelopes as well as the mailing. Of course if you prefer cash or check donations or the weekly envelopes, then it is
fine and wonderful for you to continue contributing in this way! We are so very grateful for your generosity, and we are
dedicated to making sure we maximize your donations.
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Pray for Peace and Safety If you have a family member serving in the military, please let us know. We will publish their names in the bulletin to remind everyone to ask God’s blessing on them, that they may return safely to their families.
Gen. Mark A. Milley 1st Lt. Robert Gill
2nd Lt. Ian O’Leary Sgt. Madelaine Hinson
Navy Seabee Peter Ferro Sara Matthewson
Sgt. Spec. James Powers PFC Nick Garber
PFC Thomas Donahue Sgt. Alex Hinson
Cpl. Michael Wilkinson Michael DeLuca
Lccpl. Eamon Garber Lt. Mark Rippetoe
Cpl. Andrew Powell Captain Kevin Burke
Pvt. Matthew Kolodgie Col. Eric Halliday
Lt. Andrew Norris Maj. Nicholas Caputo
Cpl. Timothy Bell Lance Cpl. Joshua Morgan
Cpl. Christopher Arrigo Seaman Brendan Crowther
Col. Christopher Hamilton Lt. Peter Brennan
Sgt. Matthew Menezes Pvt. Maria Longo
Lt. J.G. Ted Murner 1st Lt. Kay Murner
Ryan Lamarre, USN Justin King, US Army
PFC Bryan Strange, USMC William Gromlich, USN
CPO Matthew Williams, USN Cpt. Dane Lannon USAF
Eric Brogna, USMC Staff Sgt. Robert Magee, USMC
SPC Matthew Schipelliti 2nd Lt. Christopher White, USMC
Cameron Alexander Cody Hamblin
2nd Lt. Thomas Grady PFC Matthew David Carr
Lt. Kevin Plumer, USN
Guido J. Leone
Barbara C. Rogers
OUR COMMUNITY
MASS INTENTIONS
Saturday, June 16 Weekday 4:00pm Anniversary Patrick and Carmel Doyle
Sunday, June 17 11th Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:00am Anniversary William V. Reegan 10:00am Parish Mass 11:30am Anniversary Margaret McCabe
Monday, June 18 Weekday 6:45am ,,,,,,,,,,
Tues., June 19 St. Romuald 9:00am Anniversary Michael Crowley Wed., June 20 Weekday 6:45am Thursday, June 21 St. Aloysius Gonzaga 6:45am Memorial Joe and Ruth Hart
Friday, June 22 Sts. Paulinus of Nola and John Fisher 9:00am Anniversary Paul Barsanti
,Saturday, June 23 Weekday 4:00pm Anniversary Pasqua Sina Buzzotta and Daughter Gina
Sunday, June 24 12th Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:00am Memorial Marie Butera 10:00am Anniversary Anthony Carbone 11:30am Thanksgiving Fr. McGowan’s Mass
CALENDAR NOTES
Tuesday, June 19 9:30am Coffee Connection Gathering Room
Friday, June 22 9:30am Exposition and Adoration Mary Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament 3:00pm Chaplet of Divine Mercy Mary Chapel
Saturday and Sunday, June 23/24 Mission of Deeds Collection of
Household Items in the Upper Parking Lot
Today’s Reflection
Today we celebrate Father’s Day, honoring our fathers,
stepfathers, grandfathers, godfathers, uncles and all those
who have acted as fathers in our lives. How fortunate are
we if we had or have a father who is like the majestic cedar
described in the first reading, providing comfort and
protection for all those in its care. Whatever our own
circumstances, we can look to God our Almighty Father, as
the ideal of a fostering, loving, forgiving parent.
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