Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish October 29, 2017

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Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish

22 Plymouth Street, Methuen, MA 01844

Phone: 978-686-3984 Fax: 978-686-8300 Email: olgcparish@comcast.net Web: OLGCParish.com

Office Hours: 8 am to 3 pm Monday ~ Thursday

and 8 am to Noon Friday

Parish Staff: 978-686-3984

Very Rev. Christopher Casey, V.F. Pastor — Ext 25 fatherchriscasey@gmail.com

Jimmy Massie Facilities — 978-697-4701 OLGCFacilities@comcast.net

Lori McLaughlin Coordinator of Music Ministries 603-275-6486 lorimclaughlin@myfairpoint.net

Rev. Mr. Steven J. Murphy Deacon — Ext 10 deaconsteviej@aol.com

Mrs. Pearl Ouellette Business Manager — Ext 17 978-686-0728 olgcbusmgr@comcast.net

Mrs. Carol-Ann Ramirez Assistant to the Pastor— Ext 10 978-686-3984 olgcparish@comcast.net

Religious Education — Ph: 978-686-3985 Fax: 978-686-8300 Mr. Mark Friedrich — Coordinator of Adult Faith Formation olgcreled@comcast.net

Mr. Mark Houle — Coordinator Grades K-8 olgcreled@comcast.net

Weekend Masses: Church & Chapel are handicapped accessible (elevator in Church, ramp at Chapel)

Sat. 4 pm at St. Theresa Church 22 Plymouth St., Methuen, MA

Sun. 8 am at St. Theresa Church

Sun. 10:30 am at St. Augustine Chapel 128 Ames St., Lawrence, MA

Daily Mass: 7 am Monday — Friday at St. Theresa Church

Reconciliation: Saturdays, 2:30—3:30 pm at St. Theresa Church or anytime by appointment

Baptism: Previous arrangements neces-sary

Marriage: Arrangements must be made at least six months in advance

New Parishioners: Welcome! Please come to the Parish Office to meet us and to register

Lawrence Catholic Academy

101 Parker St.

Lawrence, MA 01843

www.lawrencecatholic academy.org

978-683-5822

Children age 3 through

Grade 8

All are invited to a

Memorial Mass for all who have

died in the past year.

Thursday, November 2nd

The Feast of All Souls

7:00 pm

St. Theresa Church

A reception will follow in

Duperry Hall

November 1st is the Feast of All Saints

Masses will be celebrated at:

4:00 pm vigil Tuesday, Oct. 31st (because Trick or Treat is from 5:30—7)

7:00 am Wednesday, Nov. 1st

12:00 Noon Wednesday, Nov. 1st All Masses are at

St. Theresa Church

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Mass Intentions For the week of October 29, 2017

Saturday Oct. 28 4:00 pm David Ouellette (5th anniv. & birthday remb.) By his family

Sunday Oct. 29 8:00 am 10:30 am

Rita Judge (birthday remembrance) Aline Boisvert (3rd anniversary) James Zahn (6th anniversary) Shirley DeFeo (1st anniversary) And living members of our parish Charles & Rose Cardoza (8th & 10th anniv.)

By her family By her family By Terry & Frank Beauchesne By her family By Ed & Janice Doucette

Monday Oct. 30 7:00 am Sr. Linda Delgado By her friend

Tuesday Oct. 31 7:00 am 4:00 pm

Vigil of All Saints

Wednesday Nov. 1 7:00 am 12:00 pm

Edward J. Sobush, Antonina & Hlojzy Sobush Leokadia & Andrew Bak, Eva Danaj, Waleria Kasprak, Grazyna Kasprak, Jan Gorski and Walter Scott & Walter Dennis Mark Brouillette

By Krystyna Sobush By Jesse & Carol-Ann Ramirez

Thursday Nov. 2 7:00 am 7:00 pm

Emile Thibault (birthday remembrance) Memorial Mass for those who died this past year

By his family

Friday Nov. 3 7:00 am Those enrolled in our Altar Society

Saturday Nov. 4 4:00 pm Bob McCarthy (birthday remembrance) By his famiy

Sunday Nov. 5 8:00 am 10:30 am

Rita Fournier (birthday remembrance) Maria Almonte (9th anniversary) DM of Cantwell family Arthur Halloran And living members of our parish

By her family By her family By their family By Kathy Callagy

Memorials For the week of October 29, 2017

The Sanctuary Light, Altar Bread, Altar Wine, Altar Candles & Missalettes—donated by his family In Memory of Edmund John Hirst

55th anniversary

St. Vincent de Paul Society 10/22/17 = 377.00

In this Sunday’s Gospel we find the truth that loving God isn’t merely a matter of fervor in our hearts, but that it must be expressed in doing good for the sake of others.

This month, through your gifts, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul was able to show that we indeed love our neighbors by assisting many families, providing help with food, utilities and rent bills, etc. As always, we thank you for your continued generosity.

Thank you for your generosity to our parish. Please realize how important it is that you use your envelopes and that you “make-up” your weekly contribution when you are not present at Mass for a particular weekend. We appreciate all that you do for our parish.

October 15, 2017

Envelopes = 168 $4,733.00

Money not in envelopes 673.00

Total $5,406.00

Maintenance = 3 $20.00

Truck maintenance =4 $30.00

World Missions = 78 $685.00

Money not in envelopes 362.00

Total $1,047.00

PART-TIME CUSTODIAN POSITION OPENING TO SERVE THE CHELMSFORD CATHOLIC

COLLABORATIVE.

This position is responsible for the regular cleaning and mainte-nance of St. Mary & St. John’s buildings and grounds. This is an 18hrs. Per week job that includes weekdays evening hours and Saturday hours. This position requires the ability and will-ingness to travel on short notice between parishes’ sites. Mon-day, Novembe 13th is the deadline to submit a resume to Attn. Dan Heider at churches@chelmsfordcatholic.org or to drop it off at St. John’s, 115 Middlesex St., North Chelmsford, MA. A complete description of this position is available at both parish-es’ websites.

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Are you “ Cleaning out your clutter”?

Don’t throw out that old Jewelry that you never

wear anymore!

Bring it to the parish office, we’ll be glad

to have it for the Christmas Fair!!!!!!

Classes have begun

Registration has already taken place and

classes began Sunday, October 1st

It is not too late to register. Call or come to the Parish Office.

Dear Parishioners, We are getting closer to the end of the Liturgical Year and we can detect subtle shifts in the tone of the readings. We’ve been reading from Chapter 22 in Matthew’s Gospel which contains the stories of the wedding feast (the one that the invited guests would not come to), last week’s reading of the taxes (render unto Caesar what is Ceasar’s), then the question about the resurrection when seven brothers had married the same woman, followed by this weekend’s Gospel reading from Matthew 22:39-40 contains what we call teaching on “The Greatest Commandment”; although we won’t hear them in Church chapter 22 concludes with Jesus asking the question if the Messiah was David’s son then why would David have referred to Him as Lord. What Jesus is doing is teaching us about the Kingdom of God, but we are also witnessing so many conflicts people have with Jesus and His teaching. The last three weeks of the Liturgical Year will shift again, focusing more deeply on the Four Last Things… Death, Judgment, Heaven, and Hell. So this week and next week are opportunities to contemplate how faithful we are as God’s disciples, doing the work He has charged us with, loving God above all else and our neighbor as our very self. The Gospel paired with the first reading from Exodus which contains the rules for how to treat resident aliens gives us a particularly relevant reflection for our contentious times. In our day we are debating immigration from all angles. Some of the debate has been disturbing, and many people from various sides have said nasty things. There is room for debate and differences among people of good will, but what we must do is to make sure that we are not sinning in the attitudes we develop or in the things that we say and do. God leaves little doubt of His view on things when He says in Exodus "You shall not molest or oppress an alien, for you were once aliens yourselves in the land of Egypt. You shall not wrong any widow or orphan. If ever you wrong them and they cry out to me, I will surely hear their cry. My wrath will flare up, and I will kill you with the sword; then your own wives will be widows, and your children orphans.” Consider what Pope Benedict wrote in his article published April 8, 1986 in the German Catholic Newspa-per Deutsche Tagespost and entitled Instruction on Christian Freedom and Liberation: “The love of God that is poured into our hearts by the Holy Spirit includes the love of neighbor. When Jesus reminded his hearers of the first commandment, he immediately added: “And the second is like it. ‘You shall love your neighbor as yourself. On these two commandments hang all the law and the prophets’” (Mt 22:39–40). And Saint Paul says that love is the perfect fulfillment of the law. Love of neighbor knows no boundaries, it applies even to our enemies and persecutors. The perfection for which the disciples should strive in order to be perfect as their heavenly Father is perfect consists in love. The parable of the charitable Samaritan shows that love, if it manifests itself in a compassionate service of the neighbor, destroys the prejudices that ethnic and social groups erect against one another. The letters of Saint Paul show in an inexhaustible fullness the dispositions that are characteristic of Christian charity. By its nature, Christian charity stems unencumbered and all-embracing from the love of Christ who gave his life for us: “Just as I have loved you, you also should love one another” (Jn 13:34). That is the “new commandment” that he gives his disciples.” The fact is that we must use the Greatest Commandment, Love of God and Love of Neighbor, as the first and final filter of what we say and do. First Filter meaning that I must screen everything I hear and think, and the opinions I form as a result by the Greatest Commandment, “is this reflecting the love of God and neighbor in my life.” Our Final Filter is a filter on my actions… are my ac-tions, the things I am saying and doing the best expression of my love for God and my neighbor? Discipleship is hard work. I don’t necessarily do that work because I want to, or have to, but instead, I do it because I love God. Father Chris

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for the week of October 29, 2017

29 SUN Ex 22:20-26/1 Thes 1:5c

-10/Mt 22:34-40 30 Mon Rom 8:12-17/Lk 13:10 -17 31 Tue Rom 8:18-25/Lk 13:18 -21 1 Wed Rv 7:2-4, 9-14/1 Jn 3:1 -3/Mt 5:1-12a 2 Thu Wis 3:1-9/Rom 5:5-11 or Rom 6:3-9/Jn 6:37- 40 3 Fri Rom 9:1-5/Lk 14:1-6 4 Sat Rom 11:1-2a, 11-12, 25-29/Lk 14:1, 7-11 5 SUN Mal 1:14b—2:2b, 8-

10/1 Thes 2:7b-9, 13/Mt 23:1-12

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Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish 22 Plymouth Street

Methuen, MA 01844 Parish Council Members 2016 / 2017

Elaine Balsamo (2019)

Mark Carney (2019)

Angela DiZoglio (2018) Donna Fawcett (2018)

Grace Fortuna (2018)

Dianne Romano (2019)

Robert Vogler (2018)

Fr. Christopher J. Casey

Deacon Steven J. Murphy

Kathy Callagy (Vice-Chair)

Mission Statement Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish

Lawrence ~ Methuen

Our Lady of Good Counsel is a diverse multi-cultural parish serving the Catholic community

of Methuen and Lawrence. We are committed to building a community of faith intent upon God, in unity of mind and heart. We are a family of believers, joined by our Baptism, and nurtured by the Eucharist. As children of God, we endeav-or to bring the love of Christ to all we meet. We are com-mitted to be the Body of Christ, rooted in the tradition of the Catholic Church. Together we worship and praise our God. Guided by prayer and the counsel of the Blessed Mother, we minister to the community through faith for-mation, fellowship, and service. With diligence, compas-sion, and love we endeavor to help others come to know and love Jesus. Empowered by grace, constant in our mission, we strive to be led by the Holy Spirit.

St. Theresa Church 22 Plymouth St., Methuen

St. Augustine Chapel 128 Ames St., Lawrence

Notice to all Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion or Ministers to the Homebound Do you bring Communion to someone who is home-bound? If so please call Pearl at the parish office, 978-686-0728 and give her your information. We are trying to organize a list. Thank you.

Seventeenth Annual Project Warm & Fuzzy

Ashley Bolis, a resident of the Merrimack Valley and Corpus

Christi parishioner is continuing a project which she started as a student at St. Mon-ica’s Grammar School. The project is called “Warm & Fuzzy. Beginning Saturday, Octo-ber 7th through November 19th (the Sunday before Thanksgiving) there will be boxes at the entrances of the Church where you may drop off new hats, mittens, gloves, scarves and socks (for children, babies and adults). These articles will be distributed to the needy during the winter months. Any help you can give Ashley with her project will be greatly appreci-ated

Mass of Remembrance For children lost through

Miscarriage, stillbirth, or in early childhood.

November 4, 2017 (Saturday

9:30 am at St. Augustine Church, 43 Essex St., Andover Fr. Peter Gori,OSA, Pastor or St. Augustine

and Fr. Paul Ring, Pastor of St. John the Evangelist in East Bridgewater, MA

If you have lost a baby through miscarriage, stillbirth or in early childhood, yu may feel a very deep loss which few others

seem to understand. The St. Augustine community prays for you and invites you to our annual Mass of Remembrance.

Join us on November 4th to honor your child (or children) and heal from the tremendous loss of their death. Whether this is your fir5st time attending, or you have attended before, we

welcome you with love and open arms. Www.StAugustineParish.org/miscarried-and-stillborn

A parishioner is looking to hire a “handyman” for miscellaneous work around the house.

If interested call Krystyna at 978-382-3826

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Nov. 18/19

Did you get your par-ish raffle tickets in

the mail?

Gently used Christmas Items

Looking for new and gently used Christmas Items—ornaments, decorations, Santas,

Angels, ornamental Christmas trees, plates, glasses, table runners and table cloths

Knit Goods, Crafts, Gently used or re-gifted items,

NO ATTIC TREASURES/FLEA MARKET

No Clothing or shoes

Next meeting—Monday, November 6th

At 6:30 pm in Parish Office Join us—we need your help

Wine Pull !! Instead of bringing a bottle of wine, you can bring your $10 donation to the Parish Office and we will do the shopping for you.

Here is a great idea! Donate a Gift Basket

In Memory of A loved one!

Or From your business or

Donate $$$$$ and we’ll get items for

Our basket raffles!!!!

The 10:30 am Mass on 11/19 will be celebrated at St. Theresa

This week’s Features!!

Left over Halloween Candy!!!

Jewelry Go through your jewelry box—out with the old—make

room for something new!

New Penny Sale items All new items for adults for kids also any gift certificates from your favorite business, etc.

Cash for wine pull

Baskets for raffle

The Increased Offertory Campaign: PROGRAM BEGINS THIS WEEK

This week you will receive another letter from Father Chris. You will be asked to consider a specific increase to your regu-lar parish giving. Please pray about this request. The Increased Offertory Cam-paign is a program about celebrating our blessings, about giving back to God with a grateful heart, and about strengthening the future of Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish. While this particular request comes in the form of financial commitment, other op-portunities to practice stewardship pre-sent themselves on a daily basis. You could commit a portion of your time and ability to the Increased Offertory Cam-paign as a Parish Advocate. To find out more about this possibility, call the Parish Office at 978-686-3984 or join us at the Parish Advocate training and Assignment meeting on Wednesday, November 1st at 7 pm in the Parish Office. Our current weekly offertory is approxi-mately $5,000. In response to the In-creased Offertory Campaign, our goal is to increase this to $6,000. Program Advocate Orientation Meeting:

November 1, 2017 at 7 pm Stewardship Link: 2 Corinthians 8:12,15 “For if the eagerness is there, it is ac-ceptable according to what one has, not according to what one does not have… As is written: ‘Whoever had much did not have more, and whoever had little did not have less.’” Electronic Giving You can make all of your contributions to Our Lady of Good Counsel via automatic payment from your checking account or credit card—just as you may do now with your household bills. Please contact the parish office at 978-686-3984 to receive more information.

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Extraordinary Ministers

Of Holy Communion

and Lectors this week

Prayer Requests for Priests ~ We ask you to remember in prayer the

following priests:

Oct. 28, Fr. John Capuci ~ Oct. 29, Fr. William Palladino ~ Oct. 30, Fr. E. Paul Sullivan ~ Oct.

31, Fr. John Connelly ~ Nov. 1, Fr. Peter Brudzynski ~ Nov. 2, All Deceased Priests ~

Nov. 3, Fr. Martin Dzengelski

Oct. 28/29 Extraordinary Minister of Holy

Communion

Lectors

4 pm Linda Murphy Paul DeGagne

Sue Fink Conrad Karcz

Frances Keogh

8 am Deacon Steve Dianne Vogler

Terry Beauchesne

Betty Small

10:30am Mark Friedrich Mike Bradley

Denise Donlan Arleen Bradley

Larry Hall

Albert Savastano, Bernice Potvin, Nancy Stone, Don Levigne, Helen Cookson, Julia Worth, Bryson Edwards, Roger Martineau, Jim Wain, Colleen Riopelle, Irene LaForge, Robert Pekarski, Nathan Scanlon, Ruth, Michael & Joanne Canonico,

Brody Asher, Pauline Buckley, Marcia Blalock, Fr. Gregory McCormick, sP, Simone Dumais, Sarah Ann Scanlon, France & Anita Potvin, Mary Williams, George Weber, Sean Casey, Richard Lanouette, Derek Merril, Sandra Patnaude, Tyler Mackie, Dave Beshara, Angie Paison, Bernie Sousa, Debbie Slack, Timmy Burke, John Sadzewicz, Brack Tucker, Lauretta Wentworth, Mimi Beaudette, Robert Carito, Cameron Marcoux, Dante Savastano, Aiden Scanlon, Sr. Kathleen Contino, SND, Doris Weiner, Bonnie Guy, Dionne DeJesus, Dot Lane, Tom McGuire, Darlene Stikeman, Baby Atlas Schalank, Bruce & Sarah Mackie, Jody Cormier, Ginger Blanchette, Phil McKinnon, Roger Martineau, Al Savastano, Rose Gaudreau, Anita Watson, Irene Condon, Carmen Pizarro, Sarah Acevedo, Gerard LeBlanc, Patty Thompson, Nicole Garcia, Patrick Scanlon, Phillip Hersey, Jean Moysenko, Michael Russell, Michael Donovan, Sheila Meservey, Joe Howanski, Ava Gagnon, Michael Culpon, Regan Sforza, Rita Ducheneau, Robbyn Culpon, Martha Ouellette, and all those on our Parish prayer line, and at the Woodmill, Nevins, Mary-Immaculate and Berkeley Nursing homes and Methuen Village.

Those who have died: Claire Panazuk, Michael Tiberio, Ronald Rudnicki, Joseph Lanouette, Rev. J. Armand Robichaud, SM, Donald Schelling

If you have a friend or loved one that you would like us to pray for, please call the parish office and leave the name. If you want your loved ones name back on this list please call the parish office.

IMPORTANT NOTICE for all who serve the parish in any capacity

CORI FORMS — If you are a volunteer in the Parish, or Rel. Ed., 17 years or older, you MUST complete a CORI form each year. You may come to the parish office 8 am to 3 pm weekdays.

This program is mandated by the Archdiocese of Boston

If you have not already done so—you must attend a session of

“Protecting God’s Children”

Call the parish office and leave your name for Mark Friedrich

Our prayer shawl gathering for November will be at 1 & 7 pm on Wednesday, No-vember 8 in the parish of-fice. We welcome new folks at any time to join us in this beautiful simple ministry. We

thank all who have donated yarn or money with which to purchase new yarn. Remember: Blessed Shawls, Lapghans & Baby Blan-kets are available in the parish office. Thank you and God Bless! Questions? call the par-ish office.

Ellen Gallant Card Ministry "Thank You so much for all the support of cards, money, and stamps you have given to The Ellen

Gallant Card Ministry. At this time of year, I am asking for some additional help of Christmas Cards and Stamps. Also, if you know of anyone that may like to get a card (college student, someone in the military, someone alone at this time of year, etc.) please fill out a form in the blue boxes at the church and/or chapel. We will be sure to send them some holiday cheer. Any questions, feel free to contact Donna Fawcett at (603)315-2830 or email at fawcettd99@gmail.com".

A BIG Thank You to all who generously donat-ed gifts for our parish pro-life baby shower to support the Pregnancy Care Center.

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