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Saint Mary's Parish 519 Longmeadow Street, Longmeadow, Massachusetts
Website: www.stmarylong.org Sunday April 15, 2018 - Third Sunday of Easter
Reverend Christopher J. Waitekus, Pastor
Liturgical Celebrations Saturday 4:00 p.m., 5:30 p.m. Sunday 8:00, 9:30, 11:00 a.m.
Holy Day Masses: Day: 7:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.
Weekday Masses: Monday - Friday 7:00 a.m. Monday 6:30 p.m. Wed., Thurs., 9:00 a.m. Communion Service Pastoral Staff
Pastor Rev. Christopher J. Waitekus 413-567-3124, Ext: 109
Priests in Residence Rev. John P. McDonagh [email protected]
Deacon Donald Higby [email protected]
Deacon David Southworth [email protected]
Pastoral Minister Claire Falcone [email protected]
Faith Formation Celeste J. Labbe Director of Religious Education 413-567-3124, Ext: 101 [email protected]
Administrative Staff Sara Brewster Parish Secretary (413) 567-3124, Ext: 100 (413) 567-4640 Parish Fax [email protected]
Margaret M. Iancu Financial Administrator 413-567-3124, Ext: 102 413-567-0264 Finance Fax [email protected]
Jean Kolb Financial Asst./Bulletin Editor 413-567-3124, Ext: 103 [email protected]
Director of Music Klaus A. Becker, Ph.D. [email protected] Website: www.KlausABecker.com
Saint Mary’s Academy Joan MacDonald, Principal (413) 567-0907 Telephone (413) 567-7695 Fax e-mail: jmacdonald@ stmaryslongmeadow.org, Website: www.stmaryslongmeadow.org
Devotions:
Monday: Mass with the Miraculous Medal Novena: 6:30 pm - Rosary after Mass
Tuesdays: Eucharistic Adoration: 7:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Holy Hour - 2:30 - 3:30 with Rosary, Chaplet of Divine Mercy, and Benediction.
Friday: 7:30 a.m. Rosary First Fridays: Eucharistic Adoration 12n-9:00 p.m.
First Saturdays: Respect for Life Mass & Rosary, 8-9:00 a.m.
Confession - Saturdays 2:30-3:30 p.m., or by request.
Liturgical Ministries
ST. MARY’S PARISH
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APRIL 14/15 APRIL 21/22 4:00 p.m. Mass Altar Servers: Thien-An Pho, Addison Iozzi Readers: Pat Foley, Emmet Foley Deacon: David Southworth Eucharistic Ministers: Megan Carney, Pat & Emmet Foley, Gayle Karnik, Sandra MacFadyen Greeters: Linda Fenlason
4:00 p.m. Mass Altar Servers: Ella Hafey, Emma Hernandez Vasquez Readers: Alta Stark, Gayle Karnik Emmet Foley Eucharistic Ministers: Diane Aye, Pat & Emmet Foley, Bill McGurk, Maria Tooley Greeters: Kathy Hillard
5:30 p.m. Mass Altar Servers: Calvin & Sadie Ehrenberg Readers: Paul Marchese, Mark Teed Eucharistic Ministers: Mary & Todd Cieplik, Joan & Ray Serrenho, Claire Falcone Greeters: Mark & Theresa Brown
5:30 p.m. Mass Altar Servers: Shea McCullum, Brooklyn Moore, Siobhan MacDonnell Readers: Tim Golden, Paul Marchese Deacon: David Southworth Eucharistic Ministers: Mary & Todd Cieplik, Joan & Ray Serrenho, Claire Falcone Greeters: Jane Miliotis, Jack McQuade
8:00 a.m. Mass Altar Servers: Victoria Parent Readers: James Foster, Stephanie Foster Deacon: Donald Higby Eucharistic Ministers: Diane Dunkerly, Andrew Kniska, Ellen McKenna, Tim McKenna, Annette McCary Greeters: Mary & Jeremy Lord
8:00 a.m. Mass Altar Servers: Caroline & Ben Davis Readers: Andrew Kniska, Barney Marshall Eucharistic Ministers: John & Carol Cardinal, Diane Dunkerly, Esme Little, Bob Nell Greeters: Phil Callan
9:30 a.m. Mass – Altar Servers: Connor Brewster Emma Hernandez Vasquez Readers: Barbara Burati, Margo Whitt Eucharistic Ministers: Marilee Elliott, Claire Fal-cone, Dawna Jenne, Erin Lin-ville, Carolyn Lewis Greeters: Dina Patryn, Marybeth Bergeron
9:30 a.m. Mass – Altar Servers: Luciano & Francesca Hernandez Readers: Margo Whitt, Barbara Burati Eucharistic Ministers: Marybeth Bergeron, Claire Falcone, Dawna Jenne, Erin Linville, Donna Nuzzo Greeters: Carolyn Lewis, Bob McGoldrick
11:00 a.m. Mass – Altar Servers: Ella Hafey, Siobhan MacDonnell Readers: Andrea Carey, Gerald Martin Eucharistic Ministers: Theresa Chang, Louise Collins, Marilee Elliott, Jerry Nolet, Susan Oxx Greeters: Heidi Teixeira
11:00 a.m. Mass – Altar Servers: Brendan & Jamie Nkwenti Readers: Jack Toner, Jerry Nolet Deacon: Donald Higby Eucharistic Ministers: Theresa Chang, Marilee Elliott, Kathy Garner, Cheryl Scibelli. Leo Shuzdak Greeters: Susan Oxx, Bill Hadley
SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 2018 10:00 a.m. Dick Card Memorial Mass 4:00 p.m. Grace Regnault, Anniversary Remem. Req. by Daughter-in-law Frances 5:30 p.m. Laura O’Connor, 1st Anniversary Remem. Req. by her Mother & Father SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 2018 THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER 8:00 a.m. Lillian Pina, Birthday Remembrance Req. by Family 9:30 a.m. Jeanne Johnson Req. by Alice Pacella 11:00 a.m. William & Maryetta Mason, & Billie Mason Req. by Sylvia Mason 5:30 p.m. No more 5:30 Mass until September MONDAY APRIL 16, 2018 7:00 a.m. Mary Holopigian, Anniv. Remembrance Req. by her Family 6:30 p.m. Ruth Marie Smith, 1st Anniversary Remem. Req. by her Family TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 2018 7:00 a.m. Thomas & Catherine Claffey Req. by their Granddaughter WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 2018 7:00 a.m. 343 Firefighters who died on 9/11/01 Req. by Fr. C.J. 9:00 a.m. Communion Service THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 2018 7:00 a.m. Jeannette Hamer, 9th Anniversary Remem. Req. by Stephen & Nancy Haramut & Family 9:00 a.m. Communion Service FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 2018 7:00 a.m. Ruth Crowley Req. by her Family SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 2018 4:00 p.m. Claire Lambert Req. by the Martineau Family 5:30 p.m. Richard Egan, Anniversary Remem. Req. by Jack & Pat Egan SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 2018 FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER 8:00 a.m. Bud & Jean Walbridge Wedding Remem. Req. by Anonymous 9:30 a.m. Walter Nero Req. by his Wife Divey 11:00 a.m. Dr. Gregory Gallivan, Birthday Remem. Req. by his Wife & Children No 5:30 Sunday Mass until September
Mass Intentions
Please remember in your prayers, Frank Saia and all our deceased relatives and friends.
Sharon Hart
Please turn your cell phone off or to vibrate during Mass. Thank you.
If you know of someone who has trouble getting to Mass and would like to receive the Eucharist at home, please let the Parish Office know. We will contact the person and make further arrangements.
THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER
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PRAY for PEACE and OUR MILITARY, especially: Maj Jeffery Ballou, MSgt Michael Granger, 2Lt John Cresci, Pvt. Daniel Lizak, Sgt Andrew Menard, PFC Evan Menard, Lt. Stephen Viamari, 1Lt Matthew Sanford PFC Christopher Kantany, Major Stephen Gillespie, Capt. Michael Phillips, Sean McDermott, Capt. Bernard Marshall, Jr., 1Lt. Anthony Daniel, W3 Rupert Daniel, Caleb Poirier, 1stLt. Brian Fydenkevez, PO Christopher King, 2ndLt. Joseph Teed, Pvt. Ryan B’Shara, AT3 John Niedzwiecki, Capt. James Longe, 1Lt. Jacob Skole, Capt. Michael McDonough, TSgt. Michael Valentin, 1Lt. Christine Aye, 2Lt. Jeanne Kiernan, 2Lt. André Welch, Capt., Capt. Josh Auerbach, Mdmn. Alexander Ehrenberg,
Airman Thomas Hurley, Sgt. Kyle Sorenson, Spc. Kyle McDonald, Capt. Stefan Milan, Czar Roda, PFC Nicole Evanko, PFC Mary Towsley, 2nd Lt. Ian Boyd, HM2 Torrence Watkins, PFC Peter Maziarz, Pvt. Patrick Barrett , PFC Michael Collins Please email names and rank of loved ones to: [email protected].
PEACE BE WITH ME!!??
We all go through periods of “… being troubled… with questions arising in our hearts..” We see the risen Jesus asking the gathered disciples in today’s Gospel reading from Luke: “Why are you troubled? And why do questions arise in your hearts?”
Jesus first greeted the eleven and those with them: “PEACE BE WITH YOU.” Wow, how can anyone real-ly know Peace. How can I know Peace?
“The quest for interior peace is much more than the search for peace of mind. It really is about some-thing else: opening ourselves up to God’s actions. It’s important to understand a simple but spiritually important truth: the more we reach out toward peace, the more the grace of God is capable of acting in our lives.” These words from Fr Jacques Philippe, a French priest, a member of the Community of the Be-atitudes, and a renowned spiritual director, p 88 of April Magnificat.
St Francis de Sales: “….keep a tranquil heart. Only a peaceful heart is capable of truly loving.”
Fr. Phillipe: “…When we are at peace we see life clearly…. We should adopt the following rule of con-duct: when a problem has robbed us of our peace, the most important thing is not to resolve the prob-lem in the hope of regaining our peace, but to regain a minimum of peacefulness, and then to see what we can do to face the problem.”
In other words, solving the problem is not the way to get Peace!! Boy do I need that rearranged way of thinking about things! I need to collect myself when overwhelmed with a problem. Try to get some tran-quility into my heart… try to get some peacefulness.. into my heart… with the help of the love of God, the love of Jesus… so that I can then “see what I can do to face the problem”. The flow of problems is endless in my life (and always will be!). But if I can learn to live with some tranquility in my heart, some peaceful-ness with Jesus’ help, then I will be more effective dealing with the problems.
As we pray during this Easter Season: “All-powerful God, help us to proclaim the power of the Lord’s resurrection. May we who accept this sign of the love of Christ come to share the eternal life he reveals, for he lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God , for ever, and ever.” (Collect prayer for Tues, April 10, 2018)
PEACE BE WITH YOU! ~ Deacon David Southworth
A Note from Father C.J., Father John and our Deacons ~ We wish to thank the Altar Servers, Eucharistic Ministers, the Readers, Ushers, church decorators and es-pecially the choirs and Klaus, our Music Director and anyone who participated in any way toward the Holy Week and Easter Liturgies. To the young adults who acted out The Living Way of the Cross, we ex-press a heartfelt thank you. We also wish to thank all of those parishioners who gave us pies, cakes, cards, and a variety of thoughtful Easter gifts. We are grateful for each and every one of them and your friend-ship. Happy Easter once again ~ Fr. C.J., Fr. John, Deacon Don & Deacon Dave
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From the Deacon’s Desk Faith Formation News
Sunday, April 15th
NO 5:30pm Mass - will resume in September
Sunday evening classes will resume in September
Monday, April 16th
No classes
Enjoy your April vacation!
Deacon Donald Higby
Theology 101: The Church as Bride – Part 6
Who is the Bride? In the Old Testament the bride of Yahweh was obviously the people of Israel, as mentioned in previous articles. These consisted of twelve tribes. At the Last Supper, Jesus celebrates with the twelve apostles, who represent the “New Israel”. However something is lacking. Obviously Jesus' follow-ers (the New Israel) consists of women as well. The story of the Samaritan woman seems to be the writer's at-tempt to further elaborate on the identity of the Bride. First, the Samaritan woman looks like a poten-tial bride. Rebekah, the wife of Isaac, was discovered by Abraham's envoy at a well. Jacob met Rachel at a well. Moses met Zipporah, his future wife, at a well. Certainly when the writer of this story describes the details, con-temporary readers would have thought about these things. It's interesting that Abraham's servant, Jacob and Moses are all strangers in the lands where they met their wives, and Jesus is a stranger in Samaria. When the apostles return from their errand, the ask Jesus, “Why are you talking to her?” Undoubtedly they recognize the association. And the Samaritan wom-an is no “ordinary” woman. She is, of course, a Samari-tan. The inhabitants of Samaria were people that had been resettled in Israel after the ten northern tribes had been scattered around the empire of Assyria. Historical-ly there were five tribes, each undoubtedly having it's own god or sets of gods. People (even the Jews) per-ceived their god(s) as somehow wedded to the land, and this was one reason the Jews in exile longed to return to Jerusalem. The pagan tribes in Samaria learned about the Jewish god from people who had escaped exile, and perhaps from the population of Judah in the south. Many adopted that god and at least some of the scrip-tures. They had a temple and a sacrificial cult, like the Jews. Now Jesus' statement becomes more clear: “You have had five husbands, but the one you are living with is not your husband”. The Samaritan woman, of course, represents gentiles, and in her own life she demonstrates the infi-delity of people. Like Rebekah and Rachel and Zipporah, she leaves her future bridegroom and brings back others, who believe now on the basis of their own hearing. Finally, living water. In popular stories Jacob had opened the well for Rachel and her family, and the water was “living”, that is, not stagnant. Living water (from a running stream) was associated with cleansing – in the Old Testament, a person made unclean had to wash himself in living water mixed with ashes. Jesus refers to this as “the gift of God”. It was customary for the bridegroom to present his bride with a gift. The Sa-maritan woman understands what is happening on some level, and leaves her water jar. Indeed, in Jesus' time the custom of the bride undergoing a ritual bath before her wedding was well established. Jesus is offering life, for-giveness, and a relationship.
We are now
registering for
Summer Camp!
Shipwrecked
Rescued by Jesus
June 25 - June 29
9am - 3pm
Campers and volunteers register separate-
ly. I am looking for adults to run the vari-
ous stations. If interested please contact
me. Children of adult volunteers go to
camp free.
Please go to our website to register and
for more information:
Www.stmarylong.org
All campers and volunteers must submit the Medical form (which can be down
loaded from our website) and a copy of their immunization records. No one is
allowed in the camp without these. Any volunteer over the age of 18 must also submit a CORI form (also available on
our website) and a copy of a current ID. Volunteers must attend one of two
trainings: Tuesday, June 12th 5:30-7:00pm or Saturday, June 23rd 9:00am-10:30am.
New 3 part Retreat on Disc: Bishop
Robert Baron’s Untold Blessing -
Three Paths to Holiness being of-
fered on 3 Sunday afternoons: April
22nd, May 6th and May 20th from
12:00pm - 1:30pm. Please register
through the parish office at 567-3124. Come for 1 or all 3!
You are welcome to bring a lunch as well.
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Access the “Donate Now” tab on our websites
www.stmarylong.org
www.stmaryslongmeadow.org
ELECTRONIC GIVING is a convenient way to make your financial commitment to our parish. Join the 120 parishioners who already support St. Mary’s by donating electronically. Any questions please call the Finance Office 567-3124 ext. 102.
Have you had a change of address or telephone num-ber? We would appreciate it if you let our parish of-fice know. In the interest of keeping our records cur-rent and saving money on postage, we would be grateful for your help. You can email us at [email protected] or phone us at 413-567-3124, or drop us a note either in the collection basket or in the mail, 519 Longmeadow St., Longmeadow. Thank you in advance for your help.
The Word Among Us books for April are in the front vestibule of the church. Please feel free to take one home.
Monday April 16th the Parish Office will be closed for Patriots Day.
Offerings for the week ending April 8 2018 Thank you for your continued support of St. Mary’s Parish.
Regular weekly Offerings $ 9,721.00
Mail-ins $ 1,473.00
Electronic Banking $ 4,510.00
Total Collections $ 15,704.00
In the course of your financial planning, please consider St. Mary’s Parish. A bequest donation is a way to share your pride in our parish by remembering a loved one through your vision and generosity. A financial gift cre-ates a lasting legacy in support of our ministries. For more information regarding donations please visit our website: www.stmarylong.org or call parish office at 567-3124.
THE BUZZZZZ IS ON! SAVE THE DATE! The incredibly popular adult spelling BEE will be taking place on Saturday, May 19th at 6:00 p.m. This event is loads of fun as the contestants com-pete for CASH prizes! Two bees are held, the first for single players, and the other Bee for teams. All pro-ceeds benefit St. Mary's Academy! Come and partici-pate, OR, come to the dinner and watch. We promise a great time. More info coming soon.
BETHLEHEM WOOD CARVING Louie from the Holy Land will be visiting our parish on behalf of Catholic Christian families of the Holy Land on April 21/22. He will be offering for sale carved olive wood religious art. The sale of this art has made it possible for the Catholic Christian in the Holy Land to maintain both their livelihood and their an-cestral homes. Your purchase will make a difference in the lives of many.
Save the date of Thursday July 26, 7:00 p.m. when St. Mary’s will host The Maryland State Boychoir. Don’t miss an opportunity to see this wonder-ful group perform.
All Women of St. Mary’s Parish Please join us at our
April Guild Meeting & Membership Drive
Thursday, April 26, 2018 – 6:30pm Parish Center
Business Meeting to be followed by Presentation Refreshments will be served
The parish thanks Olga Carney for donating the wreath that decorates our 2018 Easter Candle
We would like to congratulate our parishioner, Christopher Hiser, for placing 7th in regionals level 10 men's gymnastics. He is now qualified to com-pete at the Junior Olympic Nationals in Oklahoma. We wish you the best of luck Christopher. May God bless you.
The Little Sisters of the Poor are hav-ing their 4th Annual Jazz Brunch on April 22nd , 11am to 2pm, at the Holiday Inn – Enfield. All proceeds will benefit their Gold-en Capital Campaign for improvements around the house. Tickets are $35 for adults
$15 for children. There will be a silent auction & Lady Bug (an instant winner game).
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Bethlehem House Pregnancy Care Center 33 Knipfer Ave. Easthampton, 527-2861 or
Hotline 262-8517, www.bethlehemhousewma.org Compassionate Support, Counseling and Referrals
The deadline for inclusion in St. Mary’s Parish Bulletin is the Sunday before the coming weekend. Inclusion on as-space-allows basis. Submit via email in MS Word format to [email protected].
There are members of our parish family, who are very sensitive to smells like per-fume. I am kindly asking parishioners who use cologne and perfume to please be aware of “how much” you use. Please
try and use “a bit less” when you come to church out of respect for those around you who might have an adverse reaction. Thank You so very much for your empathy. –Fr. C.J.
OPEN FOOD PANTRY -
For April we are collecting any canned veg-etable or fruit that you would like to donate. We now have one basket for your donations
(in the Hopkins St. vestibule.) Please place all dona-tions in the designated basket. Thank You.
Pro-Life of Pioneer Valley Annual Breakfast - April 28th
Pro-Life of Pioneer Valley's annual breakfast will be held Saturday, April 28th at 10 a.m. at the Pioneer Val-ley Chapter 8 Camping Club,104 West State St., Route 202, Granby, MA. ** Our speaker is Abigail Young, Regional Coordinator for New England Students For Life. SFLA is the na-tion’s largest youth pro-life organization. They are the only national pro-life organization dedicated to train-ing and equipping college, high school, middle, medi-cal and law school students to defend the unborn. They have over 1,200 chapters and are growing. ** Also at the breakfast we will be awarding the win-ners of our local pro-life essay contest. Tickets for the breakfast are $25.00. Membership to Pro-Life of PV is $20.00. Breakfast plus membership is only $35.00 (you do not have to be a member to attend the break-fast). For more information and tickets call Monica at (413) 784-0065, or email julie76@comcast.
The Opioid Epidemic is all too familiar to the people of Springfield and its suburbs. In 2017 there were 1,501 confirmed opioid-related overdose deaths in MA, and there were another 518 estimated unconfirmed deaths. Holy Cross Parish Nurses, Family Life Commission, and Knights of Columbus are working together to provide up-to-date information to our parishioners, families, friends, and neighbors on drugs and their impact on those we love. On Wed., April 18, from 7 - 8:30pm, in St. Michael’s school cafeteria (153 Eddywood Street with parking on Wheeler Avenue), Peter Babineau from the Sheriff’s Dept. and “Learn to Cope” (a support group for families with substance abuse) will be our presenter. Peter has extensive experience and training on the topic. All are welcome. Please bring others with you. Space is limited, and this event is open to the public. Please call Pat at 783-0113 by April 17 to register. There is no fee.
Marriage Help Available - April 20th 2018 Marriage help - If your marriage has become troubled and stressed, unloving or uncaring; even if you are di-vorced or separated but want to try again, the Retrouvaille program can help. Retrouvaille provides tools to communicate better, resolve conflicts fairly, and re-discover why you fell in love. The next local weekend is April 20-22, 2018. For information, email [email protected], call confidentially 1-800-470-2230, or go to www.helpourmarriage.com for information & registration.
ST. MARY’S SEPARATED & DIVORCED GROUP
Will meet on Tues. April 17, at 7 p.m. Parish Office building. Please call Bob Nell to RSVP if you intend to come, 575-5177.
UNBOUND-FREEDOM IN CHRIST
CONFERENCE with NEAL & JANET LOZANO Feeding Hills: Sacred Heart Parish Center, 1061 Springfield St., will be the setting for the Unbound Conference of Healing on Friday, April 27 and Sat-urday, April 28. For more information contact Jean at Mary’s House of Prayer, 413-451-0551 or email [email protected]. What is Unbound? UNBOUND is a ministry of freedom and healing that helps us release the POWER OF THE GOSPEL in our lives. Jesus came to set us free by break-ing the power of habitual sin, addictions, negative thoughts, resentments, and other forms of spiritual diffi-culty. UNBOUND Ministry empowers people to take hold of the freedom they have in Jesus Christ.
“Damn Yankees” : Mary, Mother of Hope Parish, 840 Page Blvd., East Springfield is sponsoring a trip to the MacHaydn Theater on Thursday, May 24. The bus leaves the church parking lot at 10:45 a.m. Returns ap-prox. 5:15 pm. Lunch on your own at Michael’s Restau-rant in Stockbridge or any other restaurant you prefer within walking distance of Michael’s. $75pp. Includes the bus, driver's gratuity, ticket to the 2 pm matinee. For reservations, call Sylvia at 594-2757.
FIRST SUPPORT GROUP MEETING FOR SINGLES
High Tea Theme-Light Refreshments Served
All singles are welcome: Widows, Widowers, Single Mom, Single Dad, Divorced.
Location: Mary Mother of Hope Church 840 Page Blvd., Springfield. MA Date: April 17, 2018 - 3:00 p.m.
For more information call Terry 413-530-6826.
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