St. MarySt. Mary--St. CatherineSt. Catherine

Of SienaOf Siena

Roman Catholic ParishRoman Catholic Parish

Charlestown, Massachusetts ▪ Archdiocese of Boston

Est. April 18, 2006 September 11, 2016 s t m a r y s t c a t h e r i n e . o r g

INSIDE: September 11th - 15 Years

To visitors to our Parish, to

those who have recently

moved into the area and to those comforta-

ble and nourished here—Welcome To All.

And, regardless of your status in the

Church, your marital state, your ethnicity,

your prior religious experience, your per-

sonal history, background or sexual orien-

tation, please know that you are accepted

and respected at Saint Mary–Saint Cathe-

rine of Siena Parish. Please introduce your-

self to the priest and register as a member

of our Parish.

Welcome!

Saint Mary–Saint Catherine of

Siena is an urban, Roman

Catholic Parish formed in 2006 from two

historic Charlestown parishes. We are an

intentionally inclusive community welcom-

ing all of the many people who make up

our diverse neighborhood. Because our

lives are nourished by the Eucharist, we

strive to build a vibrant Parish that devel-

ops and strengthens our faith and worship.

With a goal of being community-oriented

in the Spirit of the Gospel, we are involved

in the local and global issues of our times.

We are therefore dedicated to service, ac-

tion, and compassion.

St. Mary’s–St. Catherine of Siena

es una parroquia urbana, Católica

Romana, formada en 2006 de la unión de dos

parroquias históricas de Charlestown. Somos

una comunidad intencionalmente inclusiva que

acoge a toda clase de personas que constituyen

nuestro diverso vecindario. Porque nuestras

vidas están alimentadas por la Eucaristía, nues-

tra intención es establecer una parroquia vibran-

te que desarrolle y fortifique nuestra fe y nuestro

culto. Con la meta de estar orientados hacia la

comunidad en el Espíritu del Evangelio, estamos

comprometidos en los asuntos locales y globales

de nuestros tiempos. Estamos, por lo tanto, dedi-

cados al servicio, a la acción y a la compasión.

Mission

Misión

September and Re-Connecting Walking a pretty Black Lab around

Charlestown several days a week gives me the wonderful opportunity to greet lots of people. I only wish I could re-member all of the names! And this Sep-tember I hear people making comments like, “Father, we have been away from church for a while and we want to come back”. Obviously I am happy to welcome folks back into the church and look for-ward to seeing them.

Some of the persons with whom I speak are young parents, and the arrival of a child in the home has set their lives upside down. Now with some semblance of a routine emerging, returning to Sunday worship seems more possible. Others with whom I am speaking are young adults who have been away from church for a while. The transition from university and early stages of work now accomplished, they are looking for more depth and a re-connecting with their faith.

In addition to many visitors who find our beautiful church on Sundays, there are always new residents of the Town, and many are couples who have re-located here after years in the suburbs. Once getting settled, they find their way to Saint Mary’s and we happily welcome them too. As the sign on the front of the

Church building says, “To those who have recently moved into the area and to those comfortable and nourished here – Welcome to all.”

There is something about September that speaks to all of us “to get-back-to, to start-up-again, to return-to and re-connect-with” many parts of our lives. For whatever the reasons in each per-son’s journey, this returning can well

include active practice of our faith.

A surprising per-centage of people consider them-selves “spiritual” and yet will say they are not “religious”. Without analyz-

ing this distinction, it seems to me the withdrawal from a praying community comes at a cost. Fact is, we need each other and we hunger for community. Loneliness is at epidemic proportions in our city and beyond. The longing for real purpose and meaning in our daily lives is exacerbated by the volume of the popular culture, offering nothing but more of the same - and that is never enough.

Maybe this is the September to come If you have been away for a time, come back, re-connect. You will be amazed at how right it feels. God is waiting.

Mass Schedule Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday – St. Mary ChurchSt. Mary ChurchSt. Mary ChurchSt. Mary Church 4:00 p.m.

Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday – St. MarySt. MarySt. MarySt. Mary ChurchChurchChurchChurch 8:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Family Mass 6:00 p.m. (in Chapel during Summer months)

Daily Mass Daily Mass Daily Mass Daily Mass Mon.-Fri., 8:00 a.m. at St. Catherine St. Catherine St. Catherine St. Catherine of Siena Chapel of Siena Chapel of Siena Chapel of Siena Chapel (entrance on Soley St. side of Church)

Holidays Holidays Holidays Holidays 9:00 a.m. in Chapel

Reconciliation Reconciliation Reconciliation Reconciliation 3:45 p.m. Saturday in Church or by appointment

BaptismBaptismBaptismBaptism Visit stmarystcatherine.org/sacraments/ for our 2015-16 schedule or call Sr. Nancy at (617) 242-4664. Preparation classes are held for Parents and Godparents on the preceding Friday at 7PM in the Parish Center.

PastorPastorPastorPastor Fr. James J. Ronan

Pastoral AssociatePastoral AssociatePastoral AssociatePastoral Associate Sr. Nancy Citro, SNDdeN

Business ManagerBusiness ManagerBusiness ManagerBusiness Manager James Santosuosso

Social Ministry DirectorSocial Ministry DirectorSocial Ministry DirectorSocial Ministry Director Thomas J. MacDonald

Pastoral Assistant, Faith FormationPastoral Assistant, Faith FormationPastoral Assistant, Faith FormationPastoral Assistant, Faith Formation Alexander Garoutte Director of Music and OrganistDirector of Music and OrganistDirector of Music and OrganistDirector of Music and Organist Daniel Sauceda

Administrative AssistantAdministrative AssistantAdministrative AssistantAdministrative Assistant Cheri Senibaldi

Staff emails are first initial with last name (example, “jsmith@stmarystcatherine.org”)

Clergy In ResidenceClergy In ResidenceClergy In ResidenceClergy In Residence Fr. Jerome Gillespie

Visiting ClergyVisiting ClergyVisiting ClergyVisiting Clergy Fr. Jean Luc Enyegue, SJ Fr. Pat Universal

DeaconsDeaconsDeaconsDeacons Jerome T. Leon, SJ

Hispanic MinistryHispanic MinistryHispanic MinistryHispanic Ministry Blanca Paz

Vice Chairs Pastoral CouncilVice Chairs Pastoral CouncilVice Chairs Pastoral CouncilVice Chairs Pastoral Council Elisa Corra & Shawn Burke

Vice Chair Finance CouncilVice Chair Finance CouncilVice Chair Finance CouncilVice Chair Finance Council Michael Frawley

Contact information

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Fr. Ronan

The Church is handicap-accessible on Soley Street.

The Chapel is handicap-accessible on Withrop Street.

Adult Confirmation Classes begin on

Monday, September 12, 7:00 PM

Parish Center, 46 Winthrop Street

For more information on both of these programs,

please contact Sr. Nancy:

ncitro@stmarystcatherine.com, or 617-242-4664

Baptized Catholic but have not re-ceived First Holy Communion or Confirmation? Interested in finding out more about the Catholic Faith and possibly want-ing to become Catholic?

This Program is for you!

Classes begin on

Wednesday, September 14 at 7 p.m.

Parish Center, 46 Winthrop Street

Comunidad Hispana Comunidad Hispana

Hispanos@stmarystcatherine.org

Las lecturas de hoy nos presentan la realidad de las relaciones del hombre con Dios. De parte del hombre aparece su limitación, su tendencia a la infidelidad, ad dejar a Dios por las creaturas; Dios, en cambio, responde con la misericordia y el amor, con el perdón y el gozo por encontrar lo que estaba perdido. En fin, la misericordia de Dios es la idea común de las tres lecturas: en el Evangelio las tres parábolas son parábolas de la misericordia de Dios; la segunda nos dice que Jesús vino a salvar a los pecadores; el salma es el salmo del hombre que se arrepiente y Dios que se complace en su con-versión, y en la primera lectura, Dios se vale de la mediación de Moisés para perdonar al pueblo. Ahora nos detendremos en esta primera lectura. Este es uno de los hechos más conmovedores del Antiguo Testamento. Dios se disgusta porque su pueblo al que tanto ha ayudado se ha dedicado a adorar un becerro de oro, y quiere decretar su de-strucción. Pero Moisés interviene por estos pecadores y obtiene que el Señor desista del castigo que tenía proyectado. Dios acepta intercesores en favor de los demás. Y ante las oraciones de sus amigos deja de enviar muchos castigos que habrían llegado irremediablemente si no hubiera habido alguien que se dedicara a rezar por los pecadores. El Papa Pío XII decía que de todos los mensajes de la Virgen en Fátima, el que más le impresionaba

era aquel que dice: "Muchos pecadores se pierden porque no hay quién rece por ellos". Ojalá cada uno de nosotros sea un Moisés que dedica buenos tiempos a rezar a Dios por los pecadores, para que respondan a los lazos del amor de Dios y se conviertan y no cosechen e fruto de su pecado: la muerte y la perdición. Este será uno de los oficios más provechosos que podamos hacer en nuestra vida, porque el que salva un alma, salva también la de él… Pero vayamos al becerro de oro, al que podemos estar adorando también nosotros. El becerro de oro es un mal de todos los tiempos: fab-ricarse un becerro y adorarlo. Para unos su becerro de oro son las riquezas, y ante ellas viven postrados, adorándolas de día y de noche y concediéndoles más importancia que la que le conceden a Dios y a la salvación de su alma. Para otros el becerro que adoran es la pasión sexual, y con tal de darle gusto a sus instintos no les importa desagradar a Dios y hasta perderse para siempre. Muchos adoran un becerro que se llama el poder, el poseer, el placer y el parecer, de forma enfermiza, hasta olvidarse de Dios y del cielo eterno… Su deseo de aparecer y de ser alabados y esti- mados. Y con tal de darle gusto a su orgullo y a su vanidad, dejan por un lado sus deberes para con Dios y para con el prójimo. ¿Cuál será el "becerro" que yo estoy adorando? ¿En verdad no estaré rindiendo culto a ningún "becerro" que me lleve a apartarme del amor de Dios y del bien de mi alma? ¿Qué conversión estaré necesitando? ¿Ruego por los pobres equivocados que le rinden culto a lo material concediéndole más importancia que a lo espiritual? Es emocionante ver el resultado maravilloso que consiguieron las plegarias y los ruegos de Moisés. Que sepamos orar como Moisés: Señor: Te ruego por todos los pecadores. Yo soy uno de ellos. Sé muy bien que son muchísimos los que viven noche y día adorando "becerros de oro", sirviendo a su egoísmo, a su impureza, a su orgullo, a la violencia... Y Tú Señor te disgustas grandemente por esto y castigas con justicia semejantes maldades. Pero también sé que Tú perdonas, que escuchas con benevolencia nuestras súplicas. Por eso te ruego por todos los pecadores del mundo: "No nos dejes caer en la tentación, y líbranos del mal. O también podemos orar con el salmo 50, al estilo de Santa Catalina, que lo repetía muchas veces al día, diciendo: "Oh Dios: crea en mí un corazón puro, y no apartes de mí tu Santo Espíritu". Nunca dudemos de en acudir a dios, porque "Un corazón humillado y arrepentido, Dios nunca lo desprecia".

Next week’s collection supports the work of the Little Sisters of the Poor. Together with a di-verse network of collaborators, they serve the elderly poor locally in Somerville. They offer the neediest elderly of every race and religion a home where they will be welcomed as Christ, cared for as family and accompanied with dignity until God calls them to himself.

Please visit www.littlesistersofthepoorboston.org for more information.

Family Faith Formation and Religious Education

The beginning of our new year of Faith Formation is quickly approaching! Classes for reli-gious education (kindergarten – 8th grade) will begin September 18th at 9 am. Please be sure to register your child as soon as possible to ensure they have a spot.

Our Faith Formation Program incorporates three parts that take place from 9 am – 11:30 am on Sunday mornings: Religious Education Classes, Family Faith Formation Gatherings, and the Family Mass. The Religious Education Classes and Family Gatherings go from 9 am – 10:15 am and the Family Mass from 10:30 am – 11:30 am each week.

Registration forms can be found at the back of the church, in the Parish Office, and on our parish website. For any additional questions, comments, or concerns, please contact Alex-ander Garoutte at agaroutte@stmarystcatherine.org.

Volunteers for Faith Formation

We are always seeking more help with our Faith Formation Program. Please consider assisting with our program in any way that you are able. For more information, contact Alexander Garoutte at agaroutte@stmarystcatherine.org.

Confirmation for High School Students

All high school students interested in receiving the Sacrament of Confirmation are required to go through our two-year

program that works in conjunction with St. Francis de Sales Parish. All students entering the 9th grade this fall from the

Charlestown Parishes should be in the Confirmation One Class that takes place at St. Francis de Sales parish. Registra-

tion forms are available in the parish office and in the church. Students entering the Confirmation Once program must

be registered before the classes begin in October. All 9th grade students in both Catholic and public high schools are

asked to pick up the Confirmation One Registration Form which is to be completed by a parent or guardian and

dropped off at St. Francis de Sales Rectory by September 11th. Once the Confirmation One Classes begin on October

3, 2016 at 5:55 pm sharp – no new registrations can be accepted.

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Religious Education Registration Weekend

All families interested in registering for religious education are invited to gather after 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Masses in the Church on September 11th. Parents that are already part of the program are invit-ed to bring a friend who might be interested but has questions or reservations. Coffee and light re-freshments will be available.

Young Adult Gathering

All young adults are invited to gather for refreshments and faith-focused conversation after the 6 p.m. Mass on Sunday, September 11th.

If you have any questions, please contact Alexander Garoutte at agaroutte@stmarystcatherine.org

O God, our hope and refuge, we come remembering those who lost their lives in New York, Washington D.C., and Pennsylvania, and the sacrifice of public servants who demonstrated the greatest love of all by laying down their lives for friends. We commit their souls to your eter-nal care and celebrate the gifts of their lives to the human family. We pray that you will comfort their families and friends who miss them so much. May they continue to heal, and may they live full and wholesome lives. God of compassion, whose loving care extends to all the world, in our grief we remember this day your children of many nations and many faiths whose lives were cut short by the fierce flames of anger and hatred. Console those who continue to suffer and grieve, and give them comfort and hope as they look to the future. Give our leaders the grace to use their power to serve the good of all and for the healing of

the nations. Your Son, O God, commanded us to love our enemies: Lead them and us from prejudice to truth: deliver them and us from hatred, cruelty, and revenge; and in your good time enable us all to stand reconciled before you. O God, you made us in your own image and redeemed us through Jesus your Son: Look with compassion on the whole human family; take away the arrogance and hatred which infect our hearts; break down the walls that separate us; unite us in bonds of love; and work through our struggle and confusion to accomplish your purposes on earth; that, in your good time, all nations and races may serve you in harmony around your heavenly throne; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

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Please join us in prayer for all those struggling with addiction, those in recover,Please join us in prayer for all those struggling with addiction, those in recover,Please join us in prayer for all those struggling with addiction, those in recover,Please join us in prayer for all those struggling with addiction, those in recover,

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6:00 Mass6:00 Mass6:00 Mass6:00 Mass

After Mass, inscription of your loved one’s name in The Book of IntentionsAfter Mass, inscription of your loved one’s name in The Book of IntentionsAfter Mass, inscription of your loved one’s name in The Book of IntentionsAfter Mass, inscription of your loved one’s name in The Book of Intentions

CHRISTIAN RECOVERY MEDITATION GROUP

Weekly Christian Recovery Meditation Group for adults in recovery and their loved ones on Sundays from 7:15-8:15 at the Parish Center, 46 Winthrop Street. In a welcoming, serene and respectful atmos-phere, we will reflect on a type of sacred reading: scripture, Big Book, story, poem, and then engage in a period of meditation, where we open our hearts for Divine healing. For more information, please contact Sr. Nancy Citro, SND at 617-242-4664 nmcitro@stmarystcatherine.org

Attendance September 3-4, 2016: 4:00 pm - 67, 8:00 am 77, 10:30am - 105 6:00 pm - 60 Weekend total: 309

Offertory At Masses the weekend of 9/3, parishioners

contributed $4,699.55 to the Offertory Col-

lection and $922.00 to the Catholic Univer-

sity Collection.

For more information, commitment pack-

ets are available at the table at the back of

the Church. If you did not receive one,

please take one home.

Thank you for your continued support!

Upcoming Collections

October 2nd Monthly Collection

SSSSATURDAYATURDAYATURDAYATURDAY 9/109/109/109/10 4:00PM + Alice Hurley SSSSUNDAYUNDAYUNDAYUNDAY 9/119/119/119/11 8:00AM + Fr. Jacques Hamel 10:30AM Intention of all parishioners 6:00PM + Boatram Doan MMMMONDAYONDAYONDAYONDAY 9/129/129/129/12

8:00AM + Edward Anaratone TTTTUESDAYUESDAYUESDAYUESDAY 9/139/139/139/13 8:00AM WWWWEDNESDAYEDNESDAYEDNESDAYEDNESDAY 9/149/149/149/14 8:00AM Parish Prayer Guild TTTTHURSDAYHURSDAYHURSDAYHURSDAY 9/159/159/159/15 8:00AM Intentions FFFFRIDAYRIDAYRIDAYRIDAY 9/169/169/169/16 8:00AM SATURDAY 9/17SATURDAY 9/17SATURDAY 9/17SATURDAY 9/17 4:00PM + Kevin Devlin

SSSSUNDAYUNDAYUNDAYUNDAY 9/189/189/189/18 8:00AM + Boatram Doan 10:30AM + Arthur Hurley 6:00PM Recovery Mass

Mass Schedule and Intentions

Sanctuary Lamps

The Sanctuary lamp in the Church

this week will be lit for Kathy

Devlin.

The Sanctuary lamp in the Chapel

will be lit for Joseph Mari,

Tranquillino, Minnie & Vincent

Citro

Celebrating the Sac-rament of Baptism is always a joyful event in our Parish. It’s such a privilege to facilitate this mo-mentous event in the lives of families and in particular,

the life of the child. To learn more, please contact :

Sr. Nancy at 617-242-4664 or

ncitro@stmarystcatherine.org.

Sanctuary Lamps

To book an Anniversary Mass or light a

Sanctuary Lamp for a loved one, please call

the Parish Center at (617) 242-4664. If your

family will attend a scheduled Mass and

would like to bring up the gifts, please see

Sister Nancy before the service in Church or

Chapel.

A Sanctuary Lamp is a candle beside the

tabernacles

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