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PARISH STAFF
Rev. Ma�hew J. Westco�, Administrator
Fatherma�oxborough @gmail.com
Rev. George G. Hogan, Parochial Vicar
PARISH OFFICE
508-543-7726
Hours: Monday—Thursday 9:00-3:00pm
Holly Rosenberger, Finance and Opera8ons Manager
hrosenberger @stmarysfoxboro.org
Nicole Davin—Administra8ve Assistant
ndavin @stmarysfoxboro.org
Laurie Bubencik—Administra8ve Assistant
lbubencik @stmarysfoxboro.org
Rob Canfield—Youth Minister
Laura Canfield—Music Director
John Zadroga—Organist
Marge Morian-Boyle—Choir Director
St. Mary’s Church, Foxborough
October 15, 2017
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
508-543-4577
Hours: Monday—Thursday 9:00-3:00pm
Email: ndavin @stmarysfoxboro.org
Deborah Gilarde—Grades 1 & 2;
dgilarde @stmarysfoxboro.org
Catherine Briggs—Grades 3-6
cbriggs @stmarysfoxboro.org
Julie Foley—Grades 7-9;
Jfoley @stmarysfoxboro.org
IMPORTANT ADDRESSES
Rectory Mailing Address: 83 Central Street,
Foxboro, MA 02035
Website: www.stmarysfoxboro.org
Twi�er: @stmarysfoxboro
Visit us on Facebook
Saint Mary’s Parish Foxborough, MA
Weekly Offertory: $7,320 Don’t forget our Online Giving Program. Thank you for your continued support and generosity each week to Saint Mary’s Parish!!
Sanctuary Candle The Sanctuary Candle is lit this week in lov-ing memory of
William Driscoll. If you would like to remember your beloved deceased by lighting the Sanctuary Candle in their memory or for a special intention please
call the Rectory at 508-543-7726. A $30 suggested fee is requested.
Mass Times
Saturday Vigil: 4:00pm
Sunday: 7:00am 9:00am 11:00am
Children’s Liturgy: Sunday 9:00am
Tuesday—Saturday: 9:00am
Sacrament of Reconcilia8on
Saturday at 2:45-3:45pm or by appointment or by
request a%er Mass
Sacrament of Bap8sm
Second Sunday of the month at 12:30pm. Please
call the Rectory to register your child.
Bap-sm Prepara-on Classes are held the 1st Sun-
day of each month @12:30pm.
Sacrament of Matrimony
Arrangements must be made at least 1 year in ad-
vance by appointment with a priest.
Eucharis8c Adora8on
Friday—9:30am-noon
Saturday—7:00pm-8:00pm
Fa8ma Prayer Cells
Thursdays—2:30pm-3:30pm
Tuesdays following 9:00am Mass
St. Mary’s Prayer Line
If you have a prayer request or are interested in
joining our Prayer Line please call 508-543-2166.
Low Gluten Hosts
Please speak to one of the ushers or the celebrant
before Mass if you would like to receive a low glu-
ten host .
Our Mission
Saint Mary’s Parish is a Roman Catholic community
of faith established in 1859 in Foxborough, within
the Archdiocese of Boston. We are a parish com-
mi;ed to worshipping together, to publicly living,
teaching and sharing our faith and to work at be-
coming a community with shared responsibility for
mee-ng the challenge of being Roman Catholic in a
modern world.
†SATURDAY, October 14 4:00 Arthur and Gertrude Butler Memorial
†SUNDAY, October 15 7:00 Members of St. Mary’s Parish 9:00 Linda Murphy 22nd Anniversary 11:00 Catholic Daughters of the Americas
†THURSDAY, October 19
5:00 Mike Walsh 1st Anniversary
†SATURDAY, October 21 9:00 John Angerame 4:00 Eugene, Marie and Mary Smolinsky Memorial
†SUNDAY, October 22 7:00 Members of St. Mary’s Parish 9:00 John and Marilyn Cronin Memorial 11:00 Vincent Dao Memorial Please remember in your prayers the ill and infirmed of the parish and all our beloved deceased, including our Mass In-tentions Guild.
If you are having a Special Intention Mass said and would like family members to be the gift bearers, please see one of the ushers or
the Priest before Mass.
Twenty Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Please remember in your prayers
the following men and women
serving in our military:
William Albano, Louise Balduf, Graham
P. Johnston, Daniel Sheehan, Shane
McAuley. Also Sean Davey, Corporal
Eric Thomas, Cpt. Joseph A. Colantoni,
Sgt. James R. Jarvis III, US Army 1st Lt.
Brian Johns & Technical Sgt. Chris But-
ler. Also Staff Sgts. Andrew & Arielle Grato, Sgt. Eric Sei-
den, Army Airborne. Also Frank Fleming, Ma;hew
Goode, USAF Major David Gonsalez, USMC Ryan Davis,
Kevin Michael Ryan, William Lopatka, Pvt. 1st Class Eliza-
beth V. McCarthy-Tang.
Also Corp. Senghak Tang. PFC Hyder Alsatlawi,
USMC Sean Wilson, USAF Ryan Wilson,
USCG Ma; Bonneau, US Army Faryn Li;le, USAF Daniel
W. Luring, Chief Warrant Officer 2 Jesse Boyd, Sgt. Nicole
L. Jenkins, Capt. Bill Lord, Lt. FC Sarah Lord, Lt. Comm.
Anthony LaCourse and GM2 Paul J. Bergman. Also USMC
Eric Kelly, USAF Lt. Colonel Mark Barrera, Spec. Ryan Fal-
lows, US Army Private Mitchell Connolly, Sgt. Jeffrey Kiel-
pinsk.
And Steven Tyler Morse, Jus-n Rose, TSGT-USAF
Steven Freitas, US Army SPC Dan Burke, Naval Reservist
Senator Michael Rush, Air Force Pilot 1st Lt.. Kevin Wins-
low, US Spec. Thomas C. Boyle, Jr., SSGT Dane Pare,
USMC D Pvt. Daniel J. Flynn, USMC Lance Cpl Jerome
Hanley, US Army Sgt. Ryan H. Mckay, USMC Lance Cor-
poral Timothy Shallow, Jr., USAF Cpt. Erol S. Kelter,
USMC Sgt. Derek Bo-, USMC Corporal Tyler Geary, K.C.
Zerfoss, USMC Lance Corporal Andrew Santos, PFC Jor-
dan Duguay, Catherine Balduf, Patrick J. Mitchell, SSGT
Kevin O’Hara, USAF, USCG Meghan Fuller , USMC Pvt.
George Eliopoulus, USN Casey D. Carbone, Private 1st
Class John O’Neil, 75th Ranger Regimen, Private Peter
Cannizzaro , Ryan McGrath USAF & Sgt. Brendan R.
McDonald, US Army Na-onal Guard, Airman 1st Class
Ma;hew Timmons, PO2 Jacob Patriarca, US Navy, Capt.
William Buckley III US Army & Brandon Miller, Senior
Airman, Master Sgt. Peter O’Brien USMC, US Marine PFC
Anthony Votano, Pvt. Chad Marsh, SPC Mairead Leahy
US Army, SPC Jared Jackson US Army, USN LTJG Joseph
Gallagher, US Navy E2 Aidan Paul Duffy.
If you have a family member, friend or loved one
serving in the military please give those names to
Father Ma� or call 508-543-7726.
Class days and times
Grade 2—Tuesdays 4:00-5:00 Grade 3—Mondays 4:00-5:00; Grade 4– Mondays 5:30-6:30; Grade 5—Wednesdays 4:00-5:00 Grade 6—Wednesdays 5:30-6:30 Grade 7—Tuesdays 5:30-6:30 Grade 8—Tuesdays 7:00-8:00 Grade 9—Tonight, Sunday, October 15 6:00-8:00
Joseph the Dreamer
Start by the statue of the Holy Family. Take a
coloring page from the back of the Church. Have your child put his/her name on it, color it in and re-turn it to Church. We’ll hang the artwork at Church for all to see! Enjoy...
We are in need of someone who will pray for a Confir-mation candidate from October until Confirmation Day. Prayer partners are also asked to write a short note of encouragement and support. To become a Prayer Part-ner please complete a form which is available a the back of the church and return it to the Religious Education office or call 508-543-4577 or send an email to [email protected].
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II. John Kelleher and Kaitlin Searfoss
Saint Mary’s Parish Foxborough, MA
Knights of Columbus
Oct. 14-16—Annual Tootsie Roll Drive. The Knights will be collecting for our annual Tootsie Roll drive after the masses. All donations go directly to help Handi-capped Individuals.
Women’s Guild Scholarship Committee Thank you to Peg Cotter for chairing this ministry! Peg is a wonderful person who has run this ministry for a few years. We are extremely fortunate to have such a person as Peg involved with St. Mary’s. Thank you Peg!
Life Teen is open to everyone in grades 9-12. Please contact us at [email protected]. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @stmaryslt17.
Catholic Daughters of America
Meetings are held the third Sunday after the 11:00 Mass in the Murphy Room. For more information please contact Cindy Patriarca, Regent at [email protected] or 508-698-9251.
ST. MARY’S PARISH
CHRISTMAS FAIR—
NOVEMBER 11th & 12th
We will still collect $20 gift cards from Star Market or Stop and Shop for Deacon Paul’s food pantry in South Boston. Please place them in an envelope and mark it for Dea-con Paul. They can be dropped off at the Rectory or placed in the collection box. Thank you for your assistance!
Every Sunday 9:00am
Many might be surprised to see that the Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC) describes prayer as a 'battle' in paragraph 2725. We don't normally associate our relationship with God in terms of violence and gore. But, on another level, the image of a battle, or a struggle, is a fitting one. How often in our own lives have we struggled to pray? Sometimes, we don't have time, we can't organize our thoughts, or, once we actu-ally do sit down and pray, it feels like we're just talking to ourselves and our prayers go nowhere. I think we've all experienced this battle of prayer. The Catechism, then, is helpful when it reminds us that this struggle in prayer is nothing new or unique to us. It is a struggle that all the great Saints have en-dured and emerged from victorious! In Christ, they can show us how to do the same. The first great reminder is, prayer is not the result of our efforts, alone. Prayer comes first from the Holy Spirit (CCC 2726). Armed with His assistance then, how is the Christian supposed to pray? The Catechism gives us three virtues to ask for: humili-ty, trust, and perseverance. Distractions in prayer are always around us. There are many things in our lives crowding us for attention, including many good and important things. In prayer, to "set about hunting down distractions would be to fall into their trap" (CCC 2729). What we need to do is to simply and humbly return to our Lord; a great way to do this when we become aware of our distractions is to simply say, "Lord, I don't know where I was but I'm back now", and simply start to pray again. This humil-ity ensures that we always return to the Lord for His help in prayer and don't fall into he trap of thinking we are main actors in our drama. More on prayer and trust next week...
We have had a won-derful turnout for our weekly Chil-dren’s Liturgy! Thank you for shar-
ing your children with us. We are looking for 3-4 more adult volunteers. All materials are sup-plied, work is once every 3-4 weeks. Everything is meant to be simple and the return is priceless. Please contact Laurie at [email protected] or call the Rectory for more information.
Twenty Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Coffee and Donuts Caffeine, Sugar and Chat
Please join us downstairs each week for Coffee and Do-nuts after the 9am Mass
This Week’s host is the Catholic Daughters.
We are looking for families and groups to host a week. Everything is supplied. Hosts will pick up the donuts and set up the downstairs of the Church and clean up afterwards. Set up takes approximately 30
min. If you’re interested in hosting a week, please con-tact Laurie at [email protected].
Catholicism by Word on Fire and Bishop Robert Barron.
Our next installment of this Bible Study facili-tated by Fr. Matt is Wed. Oct. 25 @ 7pm in the Murphy Room. Join us as we learn about our beliefs and why we have those beliefs.
All are welcome. Free Event. No materials needed.
Thank you to the nearly 40 people that attended
our first Catholicism talk!
**Volunteers** Protecting God’s Children It is a requirement of the Archdiocese of Boston that all volunteers must attend this training at least once to promote awareness of child abuse. “Any person, age 18 and older, who volunteers for the Catholic Church in a capacity that may put him/her in contact with children.” Thursday, October 19, 2017 @ 7:00pm and Sunday, October 22, 2017 @ 2:00pm in the Murphy Room, St. Mary’s Church. You must PRE-REGISTER for the class at http://www.virtus.org click on “First Time Registrant”. If you have any questions, please contact Colleen Cannata at [email protected] or 508-543-5110.
Join Fr. Matt for the 3rd Pints with the Priests
next week (Oct. 22) for: World Missions.
Saint Mary’s Parish Foxborough, MA
FORMED ® THE CATHOLIC FAITH
ON DEMAND.
St. Mary’s is considering subscribing to FORMED.ORG. This is a website that offers un-limited access to video-based study programs, audio talks, eBooks, feature films, etc. The website is available for free for parish demo until October 27.
Here’s how: Go to www.formed.org Log in using the following demo access codes: Username: [email protected] Password: formed17 (please don’t change the password)
Explore, watch a movie, read an eBook. Listen to a spiritual audio presentation, grow your faith, enjoy!
***Please give it a “test” run and tell us what you think.***
Monday - 16 Tuesday - 17 Wednesday - 18 Thursday - 19 Friday - 20 Saturday - 21
Sunday - 22
4pm Grade 3 5:30pm Grade 4 7pm—Bible Study
10am Bible Study 4pm Grade2 5:30pm Grade 7 7pm Grade 8
4pm Grade 5 5:30pm Grade 6
7pm Protecting God’s Children Class 7pm Adult Choir practice
9am Grade 7 Family Mass
10am Coffee and Donuts 10am Children’s Choir practice 2pm Protecting God’s Children Class
Snow Birds Please let the Rectory know if you
will be flying south for the winter! If you receive our envelopes, we can have them forwarded to your address or hold delivery until you return. When the rectory re-ceives mailings with the markings ‘return to sender’ we assume you have moved and your account becomes in-active.
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