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St. Bartholomew Parish, Needham Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 21,2019

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OUR MISSION As a warm and welcoming community, we

strive to live out our Catholic faith and share

Christ’s loving message of salvation. We nurture the gifts and talents of all, to

serve our local and global community joyfully.

ST BARTHOLOMEW PARISH 1180 Greendale Ave. Needham, Ma 02492

(781) 444-3434

Contact Information Parish Office: (781) 444-3434

Fax: (781) 449-7550 Email: [email protected]

Website: www.stbartholomew-needham.org Office Hours: M-F 9:30am-3:30pm

Mass Schedule Saturday Vigil: 4:00pm

Sunday: 8:00am, 9:45am, 11:30am Daily Mass: Mon-Sat, 9:00am

Sacrament of Reconciliation

Saturdays 3:00pm - 3:45pm or by appointment

Sacrament of Baptism First Sunday of each month at 12:30pm.

Please call a month in advance to schedule baptisms.

Sacrament of Matrimony Arrangements must be made with the pastor

at least 6 months prior to the wedding.

Eucharistic Adoration Due to construction at St. Joseph’s the weekly time for Adoration has been suspended. It is hoped that this will re-convene close to Christmas. In the meantime, all are reminded that there is a perpetual adoration chapel at

St. Patrick’s in Natick.

First Saturday Devotion

After the 9:00am Mass the first Sat. of each month

Rosary & Divine Mercy Chaplet Prayed immediately following weekday Mass

Parish Staff Fr. Derek Borek, Administrator

Gisele Byda, Business Manager

Antonia Nedder, Music Director,

Youth Choir Director

Charles Kanelos, Adult Choir Director

Jennifer Foster Director of Religious Education

Maryellen Jennings, Religious Ed. Coordinator, Grades K-6

Reyna Mendoza, Office Assistant

Mass Intentions Monday, July 22 9:00am Lucy Valente Saturday, July 27 4:00pm Richard Gaudette Sunday, July 28 8:00am For the People of St. Bartholomew 11:30am Tom Tierney

Having Masses said for other persons,

living or deceased, is a deeply held tradition in the

Catholic Church. The Mass is the making present again

of the offering of Jesus Christ on the cross, a gift of

unlimited value. When we have Masses said for those

who are deceased, we exercise our role as members of

the communion of saints, praying for those who have

gone before us in death. When we have Masses said for

those who are alive, we ask the Father’s grace and

blessing upon them.

Prayer Line This is a network of people who pray for special intentions.

Call the parish office and leave a message regarding for whom

you would like prayers said.

Please, make your dona�on checks payable to

ST. BARTHOLOMEW PARISH, with your note in the memo line.

Sign up for your online giving, through WeShare…

https://stbartholomew-needham.churchgiving.com/


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A99:;< A=>?@AB>CD;9 C;E?B<A> AFFC;< As of July 11th, the Annual Catholic Appeal had received $97,677 in gifts and pledges from St. Bartholomew Parish toward our assessment of $32,172 and our goal of $104,350 (That’s 94% of our goal!). Thank you to all who have given or pledged so far. This total is updated weekly. For more information on this appeal or to donate, please go to www.bostoncatholicappeal.org.

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Bills have been introduced in both the Massachusetts House of Representatives (House Bill #3320) and the Senate (Senate Bill # 1209) that would serve to “remove obstacles and expand abortion access.” Cardinal Sean recently published a statement about these bills that can be read here: https://thebostonpilot.com/article.asp?ID=184756. There are five easily identifiable major issues with these bills. If passed, the law would:

• allow abortion on demand in Massachusetts for all nine months of pregnancy.

• remove any requirement that even late-term abortions be performed in the hospital.

• remove any need for a pregnant minor (under 18) to receive any consent whatsoever (from parents or the courts) before undergoing an abortion procedure.

• eliminate any requirement that efforts be made to save the life of a baby that survives an attempted abortion procedure.

• fund these types of abortion through the “Healthy Start” program even for women who do not qualify for MassHealth.

What can you do? You can contact your State Representa-tive and Senator (by phone, email or mail) and urge them NOT to support this bill. If you do not know who your legislators are, you can go to www.malegislature.gov and click on the link that says, “Legislators.” From there, you will find a tab that says, “Find Your Legislators.” Click on this tab and enter the requested information.

Religious Education Registration Open Please go to our website to register your child for classes. stbartholomew-needham.org/re-registration/ SB>>C= B;<< CB<<C>EAB9

We are collecting new and used soccer and volleyball balls in good condition for the SMA Fathers. This year the SMA Fathers will have 17 priests visiting and working in the Archdio-cese of Boston for July and August.

The balls will be sent home with them, and they will distribute them to the youth in their area. Please leave deflated balls in the bin in the closet at the back of the church by August 15. If you have any questions, please contact Jen at the Parish Office (781) 444-3434.

RAEC BL C?=ADEA;9 I9AEA;EAB9 BL A@:<ED (RCIA) Are you someone, or do you know someone, who:

• Is not Catholic, but has expressed interest in becoming Catholic?

• Has not been baptized, but would like to be?

• Has been baptized, but has not received the sacraments of Eucharist and Confirmation?

Saint Bartholomew’s Parish is offering an oppor-tunity to such persons to learn more about the Catholic faith and to prepare to receive these Sacraments of Initiation if they wish. The program begins with a period of inquiry and discovery and then becomes a time of preparation to receive these sacraments at the Easter Vigil.

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Thursday, August 15th

at 9:00 AM and 6:30 PM


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UPCOMING EVENTS

WB=<@VA@C M;==A;OC E9>B:9EC= Are you anxious and worried about many things? Learn how to make Jesus a part of your marriage and take your worries away by attending a Worldwide Marriage Encounter

Weekend. The next Weekends are:

• Sep 14-15, 2019 in Medway, MA.

• Oct 18-20, 2019 in Laconia, NH. For more information, call Stephen & Michelle O'Leary at (800) 710-9963 or visit them at https://wwmema.org/.

LC>EAB @AWA9; Join us in Lectio Divina on Tuesday mornings at 10am from June 11 – July 23. Our Summer Seminarian, Bert Proulx, will lead the session in the O’Brien room using the Gospel reading

for the following Sunday.

40 Days for Life Lent 2019 Campaign Wrapup:

The next international 40 Days for Life campaign will

be held again this Fall 2019, from September 25

through early November 3, daily 7AM-7PM. The

same weekly group vigils we have held this Lent –

Family Vigil, Rosary Vigil, Candlelight Vigil, and

Spanish Vigil - will occur on the sidewalk in front of

Planned Parenthood, 1055 Commonwealth Ave.,

Boston; Please join in this powerful witness to the

value of lives lost at the largest abortion provider in

New England; To sign up for email alerts for the next

campaign, go to www.40daysforlife.com or contact

Sheila Flanagan at [email protected].

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Growing in Faith together has been a GIFT to each of us as we have met this past year every Wednesday morning. We have been graced with some new parishioners joining us which only goes to prove that 'our prayers were answered.' We hope many more will join us next September 18th when our new season of prayer begins. Please have a safe, healthy, happy, and prayer filled summer. Remember, prayer never goes out of season.

AMY’S BOOK CLUB On June 3rd we met for our last time this season. It was a fun filled time, questions abound, book review opinions, and occasionally we solved a few of the world's problems, if only others would listen. Our book review was for our current selection Jeffrey Archer's TELL TALE. It was a book full of short stories, beautifully written, unanimously agreed. Mr. Archer had been challenged to write one story in EXACTLY 100 words, no more, no less. He wrote 2. His life history and accomplished writing skills have produced many successful novels, well worth the read. Read, read, read this summer and enjoy. If any-one comes across a read that must be shared, please contact me and I will forward your thoughts. We will resume our book club meetings on September 30, 2019 at 12: 30 pm in the O'Brien room. (Last Monday of the month our meeting dates)

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The Annual St. Bartholomew’s Parish

Picnic is scheduled to take place on

Sunday, September 22th

from 12:30 to

1:30pm. Mark your calendar.

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Hope Conferences in association with the Archdiocese of Boston, presents #MERCY.

October 5, 2019, Lowell Memorial Auditorium, 8:30AM— 6:00PM.

A Catholic Conference for all adults, ages 20 through 120, focused on the gift of God's infinite Mercy and Holy Hope! Come and join with over 1,000 other Catholic men and women for a full day filled with five powerful talks, incredible Christian Music, and the fellowship of so many others who unite their hearts in Holy Hope. Holy Mass, Confessions and Adoration will all be included in this amazing day of grace. Go to www.HopeConferences.com to get more information and register, or call Mary Dumont at (978) 771-4288 if you would like more information by regular mail.


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STEWARDSHIP: A WAY OF LIFE Sharing: Time Talent Treasure

"JESUS SAID TO HIM, 'GO AND DO LIKEWISE'." It seems that the shorter the sentence, the fewer words that Jesus uses, the greater the impact these words have in our lives and should have in our behaviors. These words come from last week's Gospel about the good Samaritan. The Samaritans and the Jews despised each other. And yet, it was a good Samaritan who stopped and cared for the injured man left on the road, when others had passed by, looked at him bleeding, and left him to die. And 'who is my neighbor?' This we have just been asked in another Gospel reading.

These Jesus' parables are particularly relevant today with all that is going on in this country and around the world. War is against anything that people believe in or wish to have happen, especially near where ones lives. And yet all around the world in many countries young people have grown up in their home land knowing nothing but living in a war torn situation. Obviously defending one's self and one's home land when others come forth to challenge you is a necessary evil. But no one in any way desires a war that goes on for years/decades and just surviving becomes a way of life. Unable to tolerate the horrors all around the world that are being committed, good people have finally left their homes and all that is dear to them and tried to find a safe place in which they can live, love, and be safe. Most leave with little more than what they can carry on their backs. Without exception these fleeing people are entering almost every country in the world seeking refuge. To most countries the numbers of homeless people arriving and trying to find a new home have been overwhelming. What to do. "Who is my neighbor?" This world wide problem has no easy answer. And what if part of the answer involves me and it affects my way of life? Most world leaders are struggling to find this answer. And most are trying. If one looks closely, many people, not necessarily those in power, are offering help: churches offering to take families in and finding housing, food, and jobs; governments setting aside some housing; individuals offering a family help; agencies setting up to welcome displaced people; companies offering to do what they can; and etc. These are individually small answers but could develop into something much larger with nationwide recognition, planning, organization, and assistance. The defini-tion of neighbor as defined by our God does not leave anyone of us safely and quietly at home never to speak up or do anything that we can. We can not idly sit by and ignore what is happening in our own little world. WE need to address our local and national leaders and not accept excuses for lack of action to address and solve this problem. Our neighbors are lying on the roads dying and for too long. Would anyone in their right mind want to take their children and walk a thousand miles or more to seek another country, a different language, knowing no one, just for a change? One very positive note from all this are the immigrants who have spoken up about all the generous people who have fed and clothe them on the way of this journey. "At times my children did not stave! People fed us. They gave us water." A river begins with a drop of water. Let us all pray and individually decide what each can do. Pretending that this problem is too difficult or it doesn't affect me is not an acceptable answer. The good Samaritan gave of his time, his talents and his treasure to help his 'neighbor'. Stewardship: a way of life. The Samaritan was answering the call to be that good steward. Jesus asked us to be a steward of all His Father, the Creator, gave us. And nothing is more precious to God than each one of us, His children. How can we in any, never mind good conscience, look away, when not one but millions of His children are suffering? Even Mr. Rogers continuously asked "Won't you be my neighbor?"

by Kathy Reilly

Stewardship Questions: Kathy Reilly (781) 444-0862 email: kreilly15@yahoo,com If anyone needs a ride to a church service or wishes a home or Communion visit, please contact me

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Cardinal Seán O’Malley invites all couples who are celebrating their 25th or 50h wedding anniversary this year to join

him for a special Mass for this occasion.

The Mass will be held on October 6th

, 3:00pm, at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross (1400 Washington St., Boston,

MA 02118). To register for this Mass visit: www.BostonCatholic.org/WeddingAnniversaryMass. For more infor-

mation: Emily Elliott at [email protected] or (617) 746-5756


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PARISH CALENDAR

July 21 - August 3, 2019

Transformed in Love Marriage Prep Transformed in Love Marriage Prep is the Archdiocesan program for marriage prepara-tion. For upcoming 2019 dates, locations, and

registration information, visit: www.bostoncatholic.org/transformedinlove or contact Liz Cotrupi at [email protected].

ST. MARY OF THE ASSUMPTION CHURCH- PERPETUAL ADORATION

St. Mary’s in Dedham has Perpetual Adoration from 6:00am to 11:00pm at St. Joseph Chapel located at 25 Avery St., in Dedham.

168 hours of continuous Eucharist Adoration– 52 weeks a year! Come and spend an hour with the Lord.

Will you consider offering one hour a week to the Lord?

You can sign up online at https://adorationpro.org/maryma or call the office at (781) 326-0550

FB=PA9O DAD>AF<CD A9 MADDAB9 A workshop on evangelization, is offering workshops this spring in English, Spanish, and Portuguese! To register, visit:

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The Propagation of the Faith Office needs volunteers experienced in making corded Rosaries. The office will provide materials and design instructions to make 50 World

Mission Rosaries. Volunteers work on their own and at their own pace. The rosaries will be distributed to our Archdiocesan children in Catholic schools and parish Faith Formation programs to teach them about the rosary and about the importance of praying for the missionary work of the Church. If you can help, or have questions about the project, please contact us at (617) 542-1776 or [email protected]

If you have experienced, or if you know anyone who

has experienced any kind of abuse in the Church,

please contact the Archdiocese’s Office of Pastoral

Support and Outreach (OPSO). Information can be found at

www.bostoncatholic.org or by calling Vivian Soper at (617)

746-5995.

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The Project Rachel Ministry of the Archdiocese of Boston

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Fall dates are September 28th, October 19th and

November 16th from 9am to 5:00pm.

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retreat. For more information, contact Project Rachel at

(508) 651-3100 or email [email protected].

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