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Serving Wellesley - Newton
Mass Schedules
St. John - St. Paul Collaborative
www.sjspwellesley.org
Daily Mass Saturday Vigil Mass Sunday Masses
Saint John the Evangelist
7:00am
5:00pm
7:30am 9:00am 11:00am 5:00pm
Confession: Saturday 3:30 - 4:00pm (or by appointment) in the Chapel
Daily Mass Saturday Vigil Mass Sunday Masses
Saint Paul
9:00am
4:00pm
7:30am 9:00am 11:00am
Confession: Saturday 3:00 - 3:45pm (or by appointment)
January 28, 2018
Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time
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ST. JOHN - ST. PAUL COLLABORATIVE
Collaborative Staff
Collaborative Staff can be reached by calling the main number of either Parish Office - see below.
Saint John the Evangelist Parish Office 9 Glen Road Wellesley Hills, MA 02481
781-235-0045 Email: [email protected]
www.stjohnwellesley.org
Saint Paul Parish Office 502 Washington Street Wellesley, MA 02482
781-235-1060 Email: [email protected]
www.stpaulwellesley.com
OUR COLLABORATIVE
Sacramental and Devotional Services
Anointing of the Sick: First Saturday, following the 4:00pm Mass at St. Paul and the 5:00pm Mass at St. John • Baptism: 1st & 3rd Sundays of the month at St. Paul and the 2nd & 4th Sundays of the month at St. John • Funeral: Contact the Parish • Marriage: Arrange six months prior • Confession: Saturdays, 3:00 to 3:45pm at St. Paul and 3:30pm at St. John in the Chapel (or by appointment)
SJSP Collaborative Pastoral Council
Email: [email protected]
Carolyn Anderson (SJ) Jon Bonsall (SJ) Leah Cinelli (SP) Rose Mary Donahue (SJ) Mary Kay Heath (SP)
Jerry Kehoe (SJ) Mary Mullen (SJ) Edward Ryan (SP) Doug Smith (SP) Thomas Ulfelder (SP)
Pastor Rev. James Laughlin [email protected] Parochial Vicar Rev. Robert J. Blaney [email protected] Senior Priest Rev. Msgr. Joseph Lind (SP) Priests in Residence Rev. John Connelly (SJ) Rev. J. Bryan Hehir (SJ) Pastoral Associate Kay Kociuba (SP) [email protected] Director of Finance & Operations Tricia Fraser [email protected] Business Manager Tilde Gigliotti [email protected] Property Manager Dave Pini [email protected] SJ Facilities George Cronin [email protected]
Technology and Communications Tricia Amend Bombara [email protected] SP Parish Secretary Sue Amalfi [email protected] SJ Parish Secretary Sarah Connolly [email protected] SJ Family Mass Coordinator Chrissy Cassa [email protected] SP Music Director & Organist Mary Lee Cirella SJ Parish Cantor Kelly Meraw [email protected] SJ Youth Choir Director Maria Wardwell [email protected] SJSP 5:00pm Mass Music Coordinator Anne Mears [email protected]
Collaborative Bulletin Editor [email protected] Regular Bulletin Deadline: Monday 12:00noon
SP Religious Education Kathy Curley, Grades 1-10 Donna Tosti, Administrative Assistant [email protected] SP Youth Ministry Anne Mears Luke DelVecchio James Hastings [email protected] SJ Religious Education Linda Messore [email protected] Ronda Dew [email protected] Andrea Fay [email protected] SJ Peer Ministry Chris Bauer [email protected] SJSP Coordinators of R.C.I.A. Alan LaFleur Svea Fraser [email protected] Saint John School Michael Dibbert, Principal [email protected] 9 Ledyard St. Wellesley, MA 02481 781-235-0300
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COLLABORATIVE NEWS
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
“Be still and know that I am God” (Ps. 46)
Every Tuesday, 1:00-4:00pm at St. Paul Church.
All members of our Collaborative are invited to come and spend some time
with the Lord.
WE OFFER OUR PRAYERS
for members of our Collaborative who are ill, remembering especially:
Bob, Chrissy, and Peter.
KINDLY REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS
Richard Meany
Whose funeral Mass was recently offered at the
St. John-St. Paul Collaborative.
May his soul and the souls of all our faithful departed share in the fullness of life and peace with God.
LITURGICAL DIRECTIVES
FROM CARDINAL SEAN
O’MALLEY FOR FLU
PREVENTION This year’s influenza virus is the most widespread outbreak since
public health authorities began keeping track more than a dozen years ago. To help protect the health of all, the Cardinal directs the following for the celebration of the Sacred Liturgy and for flu prevention: The distribution of the Precious Blood is suspended. The exchange of the Sign of Peace should be offered without any physical contact. Please remember that those who are ill or suspect that they may be ill with a contagious illness are not bound by the Sunday Mass obligation. If you have any questions, please feel free to call the Parish Office.
OUR PRAYER LIST We are restarting our list of those members in our Collaborative who are
especially in need of our prayers. Please contact us to add or keep a name on the prayer list. St. John Parish Contact Sarah Connolly 781 235 0045 [email protected] St. Paul Parish Contact Je’Lesia Jones [email protected] or Sue Amalfi 781 235 1060 [email protected]
BULLETIN COVER
This week’s bulletin cover is a photo of the remains of the Synagogue in Capernaum which was built around the beginning of the third century A.D. It is built on the same site as the First Century Synagogue which is where the events of today’s gospel took place.
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COLLABORATIVE NEWS
EVENING FOR WOMEN "My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever." ~ Psalms 73:26 Please join us on Tuesday, February 6th, St. John Parish Powers Hall at 6:30 p.m. for chapel reflection and a discussion of Palliative Care.
Palliative Care is often misunderstood, and sometime thought to be exclusively for people receiving Hospice Care at the end of their lives. Rather, it is a comprehensive approach to care for those with serious illness from the moment of diagnosis, with a goal of improving the quality of life for both patient and family. It is consistent with Catholic teaching, continuing the holistic healing ministry of Jesus Christ. The presenter will be Diane McCarthy, Parish Education Coordinator for the Archdiocese's Initiative for Palliative Care and Advance Care Planning. Kindly bring a favorite Winter dish to share. After Linda Colozzi leads us in prayer and reflection in the chapel, the program will take place during dinner.
Hope to see you then! Bring a friend!
FATHER DAUGHTER VALENTINE’S DANCE
Saturday, February 10th, 2018
6:30 pm to 9 pm in St. Paul Parish Hall
Fathers, Father-figures and special friends are invited to bring their daughters (of any age) to spend quality time with each other and experience an evening of dance and fun! Tickets are $25 for two, max $30 per family. This includes a DJ, dancing (with a dance contest), snacks, drinks & free raffle. Tickets will be sold after the 9 am Masses on January 28th and February 4th as well as at the door the night of the dance.
For more information or to help with the event contact: Eric Laplaca 617-365-5063 or [email protected]
We are hoping that our friends from St John’s will come and join us for this year’s dance.
Please note that the dance is on Saturday this year not Friday as in previous years.
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COLLABORATIVE NEWS
PRISON VISITATION OPPORTUNITY One day each month, a small group of men and women from the Newton Wellesley area visits inmates at the Federal Medical Center in Devens. Most of those visited are far from home, so receive few if any visits during the course of a year. If you might be interested in joining us, please contact Jim Reilly for further information at 781-237-0768, or [email protected]. website: www.prisonervisitation.org.
SUPPORT OF THE CHURCH AROUND THE WORLD This week’s second collection will support the Church in those underdeveloped areas of the world where there are insufficient resources for evangelization and for-mation. Catholic Relief Services (CRS), the Church in Latin America (CLA), the Church in Africa and in Cen-tral and Eastern Europe and three important national Catholic missions: the Military Archdiocese, Home Mis-sions, and the Black and Indian Missions. Your generos-ity to this collection will help fund the spiritual, educa-tional and humanitarian needs of the Church around the world. For more information about each of these organ-izations go to their websites: 1. CRS: www.usccb.org/crscollection; 2. CLA: www.usccb.org/catholicgiving/opportunities-for-giving/
latinamerica/index.cfm; 3. Church in Africa http://www.usccb.org/catholicgiving/
opportunities-forgiving/solidarity-fund-forafrica/index.cfm 4. Church in Central and Eastern Europe: www.usccb.org/
catholicgiving/opportunities-for-giving/centraland-easterneurope/collection/index.cfm;
5. Military Archdiocese http://www.milarch.org/ 6. Catholic Home Missions: www.usccb.org/catholicgiving/
opportunities-for-giving/catholichome-missions-appeal/index.cfm
7. Black and Indian Missions https://blackandindianmission.org/
BULLETIN DEADLINE The deadline to submit for the bulletin is Monday at noon.
PROJECT RACHEL
Come to the Waters of Healing A Retreat for Hope and Healing
After Abortion
“Let the Church always be a place of mercy and hope, where everyone is welcomed, loved and forgiven.” – Pope Francis. Project Rachel is the post-abortion ministry of the Archdiocese of Boston which offers hope and healing for women suffering from the pain of a past abortion. Project Rachel offers confidential support, retreats and referrals for Sacramental Reconciliation (Confession). Spring 2018 retreat dates will be March 10, May 5 and June 2. For more information, contact Project Rachel at 508.651.3100 or [email protected]
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES WITH
CONSTELLATION HOSPICE Constellation Hospice is seeking hospice volunteers for patient visits or office work. We have opportunities in the Newton Wellesley area. We offer an in-depth orientation program, on-going training, and education. Volunteers will be matched in order to make the best experience for the patient the volunteer. To arrange for an interview or for more information please contact, Nathan O’Bara, Volunteer Coordinator at 978-904-3059 or by email: [email protected]
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ST. JOHN PARISH NEWS
MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK
Saturday, January 27 5:00pm Memorial Lynn Finn
Sunday, January 28 7:30am Memorial Robert Q. Crane
9:00am 11:00am 5:00pm
Memorial 1st Anniv. Memorial Memorial
Carmella Carella Joy Tally John and Margaret Keaney Alyce Day
Monday, January 29 7:00am Memorial William Giudice
Tuesday, January 30 7:00am For the Parish
Wednesday, January 31 7:00am Memorial Robert Crane
Thursday, February 1 7:00am Memorial Patrick Corrigan
Friday, February 2 7:00am Memorial Sarah Calcio
Saturday, February 3 7:00am Memorial Charles Boodro
5:00pm Memorial Mae Capobianco
Sunday, February 4 7:30am Memorial Ann Nawn
9:00am 11:00am 5:00pm
Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial
Robert Egan Kathleen Lovett Violet Elizabeth Verdea William Joseph Schneider
FIVE FIRST SATURDAYS’ DEVOTION
Please join Fabiola Perry on Feb 3 to celebrate the Five First Saturdays’
Devotion with the Rosary and 15 minute meditation after the 7:00 a.m. Mass. This follows Jesus' request to honor His Mother, The Immaculate Heart of Mary, "So many souls will be saved and there will be peace."
POLO (PARENTS OF LITTLE ONES) PLAYGROUP
Are you interested in a warm place to let the kiddos get some energy out this winter while making some new friends? If so, email Chrissy Cassa [email protected] to be added to the POLO email list. The POLO Playgroup is a parent-organized drop-in group that meets once a week for a couple hours (day & time to be determined) in the Church Social Hall. Just bring your coffee & snacks and let the kids run and play!
SACRAMENT OF
RECONCILIATION
Come for this special gift of Confession
every Saturday at 3:00pm at St. Paul Church and at 3:30pm in St. John’s Chapel.
ATTENTION YOUNG SINGERS! Children in grades 1-8 are invited to participate in the St. John's Easter Youth Choir. High
School Assistants are welcome and receive confirmation credit. There are 4 rehearsals: 3/4, 3/11, 3/18 and 3/25 at 10:50-11:50 in the Chapel. SIGN UP AND FIRST REHEARSAL IS 3/4 The Children will sing at the 9:00am Family Mass on Easter Sunday April 1, 2018. Registration closes Sunday 3/11. For more information and to register call Maria Wardwell 781-237-2148 or [email protected].
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ST. JOHN PARISH MISSION STATEMENT Baptized into Christ, we are a community of believers, bonded by our desire to learn and to live the Gospel message. As a Eucharistic people, we share a commitment to foster our personal and communal growth in faith and to witness to Christ’s presence by our service to those in need, both within and beyond our parish community.
ST. JOHN PARISH NEWS
Joe Creonte Tom Fontaine Bob McDonnell
George Eldridge Lucy Kapples
Email: [email protected]
PARISH FINANCE COUNCIL
FINANCIAL UPDATE
Weekly Offertory Actual Year-to-Date (07/01/17 - 01/22/18) $281,378 Prior Year-to-Date (07/01/16 - 01/22/17) $247,368 FY 2018 Annual Budget $455,000
Annual Appeal Actual Year-to-Date (07/01/17 - 01/22/18) $276,032
Prior Year-to-Date (07/01/16 - 01/22/17) $297,729
Percent of FY 2018 Budget ($369,000) 75%
Thank you to all who have contributed.
WEEKEND MASS PARTICIPANTS
This Week:
Sunday, January 28
Grade 3 & 4 Mass 9:00am
Grades 1 – 6: Class 10:00 – 10:45am
Grades 7 – 8: No Class
Grades 10: HS Retreat at St. Paul
11:30 – 6:00pm (includes Teen Mass @ St. Paul)
(prior registration required)
Grade 9 - 10: Teen Mass at St. Paul 5:00pm
Reception for students follows in the Parish Hall.
Next week:
Sunday, February 4
Grades 1 – 6: Class 10:00 – 10:45am
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
St. John Church
Saturday, January 27 Sunday, January 28
5:00pm 7:30am 9:00am 11:00am 5:00pm
Celebrant Fr. Hehir Fr. Laughlin Fr. Laughlin Fr. Hehir Fr. Blaney
Lector Angela Spinale John Stewart Rel. Ed Grades 3/4 John Kilbride Teen Liturgy
Eucharistic Ministers
Mary Hennessey Tom Hennessey
Joe Restino Donna Ticchi
Deirdre Heilbron
Mimi Eldridge John Riley Joan Riley
Regina Watts
Kathi Aldridge Jon Bonsall
Kathy Bonsall Stephen St. Thomas
Richard Wright Virginia Wright
Theresa Fitzpatrick
Cantor Kelly Meraw - Maria Wardwell Kelly Meraw Diana Doyle
SO OTHERS MAY EAT (S.O.M.E.): Today, January 28 is an opportunity for us to help the Bristol Lodge with prepared sandwiches. If you have questions, contact Liz Phillips at (781) 237-4430 or [email protected].
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ST. PAUL PARISH NEWS
MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK
Saturday, January 27 4:00pm Memorial Eileen and Kathleen Rose
Sunday, January 28 7:30am Memorial Grace Quintana
9:00am 11:00am 5:00pm
Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial
Michael Christopher Duffy Tony Bille and Miss Ida Paul and Rita Delaney
Sarah Calcio
Monday, January 29 9:00am Memorial William Hogan
Tuesday, January 30 9:00am Memorial Robert Crane
Wednesday, January 31 9:00am Memorial W. Paul Little
Thursday, February 1 9:00am Memorial Auro Mieles
Friday, February 2 9:00am Memorial Mae Capobianco
Saturday, February 3 9:00am Memorial Luigi Gigliotti
4:00pm Memorial Patricia Cavanaugh
Sunday, February 4 7:30am 9:00am 11:00am
For the Parish Memorial Memorial Memorial
Irene M. Cotell Col. Robert J. Cotell Sharon Gallagher
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Sunday morning classes for grade 1 – 5 meet from 10:15 – 11:15am Classes meet on January 28, Feb. 4 and 11. Grade 5 will be special guests at the Family Mass on February 4. To participate, email Mrs. Curley at [email protected] Wednesday afternoon classes for grades 1 – 5 meet from 2:00 – 3:00pm Classes are held on Feb 7, 14, and 28. Note*** we do not have class on January 31st. On Wednesday, January 31 from 1:30 – 2:30p.m. there will be a meeting to talk about “Good Samaritan Program”. We need volunteers to assist with collecting needed items for various shelters in our area. Meet in the school cafeteria. Please let Kathy Curley know if you are interested (781-235-5012). Ash Wednesday is February 14. We will have distribution of ashes at 2:10pm. Children and their families are encouraged to attend. Confirmation classes held on Feb. 11 and 25 from 5 – 6pm Our next Teen Mass is scheduled for January 28th at 5:00p.m. at St. Paul’s Church.
For information email [email protected] or call Kathy Curley at 781-235-5012
Website: www.stpaulwellesley.com
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PARISH FINANCE COUNCIL
Jim Drury (Chair) Lisa Cremonini
Harold Foley Susan Looney
Email: [email protected]
ST. PAUL PARISH MISSION STATEMENT We are a community of faith bound together by liturgical worship. The importance of worship at Mass is demonstrated by the active participation of our parishioners who strive for meaningful and moving Liturgical celebrations. As a family in Christ, we give support to our members and an
WEEKEND MASS PARTICIPANTS
ST. PAUL PARISH NEWS
Weekly Offertory Actual Year-to-Date (07/01/17 - 01/22/18) $269,819
Prior Year-to-Date (07/01/16 - 01/22/17) $278,489 FY 2018 Annual Budget $490,000
Grand Annual Actual Year-to-Date (07/01/17 - 01/22/18) $182,053
Prior Year-to-Date (07/01/16 - 01/22/17) $149,805
Percent of FY 2018 Budget ($258,923) 70%
Thank you to all who have contributed.
FINANCIAL UPDATE
St. Paul Church
Saturday January 27 Sunday, January 28
4:00pm 7:30am 9:00am 11:00am
Celebrant Msgr. Lind Fr. Blaney Fr. Blaney Msgr. Lind
Lector - Carol Pace - Anne Cremonini
Eucharistic Ministers
Lisa Cremonini Je’Lesia Jones Edward Vahey
Mary Bevilaqua Michael Mastrianni
Brian Strachan
Angela Fisher Mark Rose
Tadas Sereiva
Jim Johnson Lee Johnson
James O’Connor Paul Cremonini
5:00pm
Fr. Laughlin
Today
Sunday, January 28
Join us for Mass at 5:00pm followed by Youth Group. All High School Members of the Collaborative are
welcome.
WELLESLEY FOOD PANTRY "Jesus tells us what the 'protocol' is, on which we will be judged. It is the one we read in chapter 25 of Matthew's Gospel: I was hungry, I was thirsty, I was in prison, I was sick, I was naked and you helped me, clothed me, visited me, took care of me. Whenever we do this to one of our brothers, we do this to Jesus." (Pope Francis) The Wellesley Food Pantry was very grateful for January's donations and our monthly participation. Next weekend (2/3 - 2/4) will be the first weekend of February and as usual we will be collecting canned fruit and laundry detergent for the Wellesley Food Pantry. Your donations may be left in the bins at the front entrance of the church. "Remember that the happiest people are not those getting more, but those giving more." (H. Jackson Brown Jr.)
FIVE FIRST SATURDAYS’ DEVOTION
Please join Mary Kay Heath on Saturday, Feb 3 to celebrate Five First
Saturdays with the rosary at 8:40am and a 15 minute meditation after the 9:00am Mass.
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