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158 Washington Street, Winchester, MA 01890

Phone: 781/729-0055 Fax: 781/721-6542

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.stmary-winchester.org

Rev. Michael J. Bova Conti, Administrator

Email: [email protected]

MASSES

Weekends (Upper Church) Saturday: 4:00pm

Sunday: 8:00am, 10:00am, 11:30am

Weekdays (Lower Church) Monday – 6:45am

Tuesday – 9:00am Wednesday – 6:45am Thursday – 6:45am Friday – 9:00am

Reminder: The Rosary is prayed 30 minutes before weekday Masses

Fridays following 9am Mass: Exposition and adoration concluding with Chaplet of Divine

Mercy at 3:00pm Holy Days (Upper Church)

6:45am, 9:00am and & 7:00pm

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Saturdays from 3:00 to 3:45pm

BAPTISM Celebrated on the second Sunday of the month. Register with the parish secretary at 781/729-0055.

MARRIAGE Arrangements for marriage should be made with the parish priest at least eight months in advance to allow for adequate preparation.

VISITATION TO THE SICK We are most eager to help anyone who cannot celebrate Mass with us in church. If you wish to receive the sacraments of Confession, Communion, or the Anointing of the Sick, please call the rectory.

November 12, 2017

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PARISH STAFF Administrator Rev. Michael J. Bova Conti Visiting Priest Rev. Richard A. McGowan, S.J.

Finance & Operations Manager Andrea Sevigny

Director of Music Jane O’Keefe

Business Manager Anna Swain

Data & Communications Manager Donna Humphrey

Administrative Assistant Anne Campbell

OFFICE MAILING ADDRESS 158 Washington Street, Winchester, MA 01890

OFFICE PHONE 781/729-0055

OFFICE HOURS Monday – Friday, 9am-5pm

OFFICE OF MINISTRIES & RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 781/729-1965

Email: [email protected] Director of Ministries Salvatore Caraviello Pastoral Associate Christa Lucas Administrative Assistant Colleen Marek

Nursing Home Outreach: Anna Murphy, Mary Toomey, Rose Mary Russo, Rosemary Sullivan

Winchester Hospital Chaplain: Mary Beth Moran Phone: 781/729-9000 ext. 2295

SAINT MARY’S SCHOOL Phone: 781/729-5515 ~ Fax: 781/729-1352 Principal Kellie Kickham Director of Tuition & Admissions Patricia Petrulavage PARISH COLLABORATIVE PLANNING www.disciplesinmission.com

Bulletin Announcement Deadline Due to the early Thanksgiving week submission, information

deadline for consideration of church bulletin announcements for

the weekend of November 25/26 is Thursday, November 16,

by 12 Noon at the latest to be certain it will be posted for the

upcoming weekend’s church bulletin. Please send information

to: [email protected]. Any item submitted to the

parish office after this designated time will be included in the

following weekend’s church bulletin (if space permits).

Adoration of the Most

Blessed Sacrament

When He returned, He found them asleep. He said to Peter, "Simon, are you asleep? Could you not keep

watch for one hour?" Mark 14:37

Come and spend the most peaceful hour (or part

of an hour) of your week with Jesus. Each Friday

after the 9 AM Mass the Blessed Sacrament is

exposed upon the altar in the Lower Church. The

recitation of the Chaplet of Divine Mercy will

take place at 3:00pm, followed by reposition.

Please join us. We are committed to having at

least two persons present at all times of

Adoration. There is a sign-in book in the

Gathering Room near the entrance to the Mary

Chapel. If you can commit just one hour or more,

please contact Ursula Koslowski at 781/729-6170

or email: [email protected].

Mass of Thanksgiving

for Fr. Rick Sunday, November 19

10:00am Mass

We will be having a Mass of Thanksgiving in

honor of Fr. Rick and his many years of service at

Saint Mary Parish. The Mass will be followed by

a reception in the Parish Hall. All are welcome!

Flu Shot Clinic

Jenks Center

The final Winchester Board of Health flu shot

clinic are being held on November 13 from 6:00-

8:00pm at the Jenks Center. Please see Church

bulletin boards for detailed information. No

appointment is necessary.

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32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time

The parable in today’s gospel points our the tragedy of

unpreparedness. It can be so easy to let our spiritual lives

take a back seat to all the pressures in daily life. It is not that

we don’t want to pray or go to Confession or attend Mass.

We even know the difference it makes when we do take time

to prepare our heats and draw close to God. What are we

waiting for? The invitation is there for us today. Don’t put it

off—take some time in prayer this week so your are prepared

for His coming.

Dear Parishioners,

The horrific killings/murders at the First

Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, TX

this past week filled TV cable news chan-

nels and local channels with the

chilling horror of evil/criminal activity

once again. Politicians and commentators

are quick to offer explanations and

solutions that are emotionally appealing, but they many not

accurately inform the public of solutions to these horrible events

in our nation. Our senses may become dulled into just accepting

what is happening without making any effort to redirect our

efforts at addressing the issues.

Back in the late 60’s watching the body counts of US Service

men and women and others in the Vietnam War on nightly TV

was just another report and dulled my senses to the horror of war,

death and wounded casualties. The tallies kept mounting and

politicians kept talking, and our fellow countrymen and women

continued to die and be maimed for life. It was easier to avert our

eyes and emotions rather than confront and find solutions. Lack

of respect for human life, the dignity and sacredness of persons

and the rupture of social relationships have caused much distress

in individuals and society. I think back to the violence during the

Civil Rights struggles and race relations, violence at political

conventions in the 60’s, violence and riots in our cities, violence

during the Vietnam War protests, violence during the busing

issues, violence to the unborn, violence with addiction issues,

violence with domestic abuse, violence in clergy abuse and so

many other expressions of societal weakening all contribute to

our lack of civility in my opinion. It just can’t be one thing that is

the root cause, but it seems to me that combination of many facets

all contribute to what has taken place. There is no excuse for

these senseless mass killings, and we need to confront all the

underlying contributing factors. May God grant us the courage,

strength and wisdom to discern and do what is right for all.

This past week our Regional Bishop, Most Rev. Mark

O’Connell, our local Vicar, Clergy Personnel Director and

Director of Pastoral Planning met with our Parish Pastoral and

Finance Councils, Pastoral Staff and School Board members to

have a conversation regarding the appointment of a new

administrator for Saint Mary Parish. A Parish Profile was

prepared by the staff and me earlier to give them some basic facts

about the parish. The conversation was an opportunity to share

other information and insights into the life of this parish, so that a

full picture of our strengths and any areas of parish ministry that

may be of concern before the appointment of a new administrator.

Change is always difficult in parish life. Each pastor/

administrator brings gifts and talents similar and different from

the other priests who have served in the parish. We all like

comfort in the way things are, rather than risk getting out of the

boat and trusting Jesus and His love for us. I believe the Holy

Spirit will continue to guide the Church and this parish as we

move forward.

Blessings always,

Fr. Michael

Thank You! Thank You! Thank You!

Thanks to everyone for helping with the Mass of

Remembrance. We had many wonderful comments

from parishioners and families who attended:

“Beautiful.”

“Moving.”

“Amazing. I had never been before. It was so

wonderful.”

I truly thank you for sharing your time and talent. We

appreciate your special roles in this special liturgy; we

could not have done it without you!

Fall Blessings,

Christa

Festival Children’s Choir

It’s that time of year again to begin rehearsals for the

Festival Christmas Children’s Choir on Sunday,

November 19. Children ages 8-12 are invited to join this

annual St. Mary Parish tradition. The children sing at

the 4:00pm Mass on Christmas Eve which is preceded

by a short concert program. There are four rehearsals

scheduled from 6:00-6:55pm on the following Sunday

evenings: November 19, November 26, December 3 and

December 10. Rehearsals take place in St. Mary’s

Church. Last year’s choir numbered 50+ children

helping to usher in this joyful season. Please encourage

your child to become a part of this tradition, and bring

more meaning to your family’s Christmas as you

celebrate the true meaning behind the holiday through

the gift of song.

Council of Social Concern Items of the month for November

Pasta sauce

Canned fruit

(pineapple, applesauce, etc.)

Donations may be dropped off in the bin

at the Winchester Stop and Shop

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What’s Happening...

Bereavement Group Thursday, November 16

7:00pm

A group is forming at St. Mary’s for bereavement/grief

discussions after the recent death of Fr. Dick Messina.

Chaplain Agnes Lugira will be leading the group. If you

are interested in attending, please contact either Agnes

781/439-3874 or Michelle 781/526-0388. The first

meeting will be held on Thursday, November 16, at 7pm

in the Gathering Room.

Peace and Popcorn Sunday, November 12 at 2pm

in the Parish Center

McFarland USA (PG) - Track coach Jim White (Kevin Costner) is a newcomer to a predominantly Latino high school in California’s Central Valley. Coach White and his new students find that they have much to learn about one another, but things begin to change when White realizes the boys’ exceptional running ability. More than just physical prowess drives the teens to succeed; their strong family ties, incredible work ethic and commitment to their team all play a factor in forging these novice runners into champions.

Refugee Immigration Ministry Annual International Dinner

November 19, 2017

5:30pm Hors d’oeuvres

6:30pm International Dinner Buffet

Tickets are $35 before November 15 or $40 at the door.

Tickets may be purchased in the Parish Office during

business hours or online at www.r-i-m.net.

Little Sisters of the Poor Thanksgiving Food Collection

November 11/12

The annual collection for the Little Sisters of the Poor

will take place next weekend. Below is a wish list of

most needed items:

Coffee

Sugar

Canned fruit (peaches, pears, apricots, etc.)

Bottles of juice (cranberry, apple, prune)

Boxed cookies

Cranberry sauce

Canned vegetables (baked beans, peas, green beans)

UPCOMING COLLECTIONS

November 11/12 Monthly Collection

November 18/19 Retired Religious Sisters

St. Eulalia Fall Lecture Series Building a Bridge with the Homeless

Manion Hall—50 Ridge St., Winchester

Wednesday, November 15

7:00pm

Presented by Dr. James J. O’Connell, M.D., author of

“Stories from the Shadows: Reflections of a Street

Doctor”. Lecture is open to everyone and is free of

charge. Visit the website:

https://www.bhchp.org/stories-shadows

If you wish, you may bring a gift card as a donation for

the homeless (i.e. Dunkin Donuts, CVS or Target).

Winton Club Holiday Gift Fair at Winchester Hospital November 15—10am-9pm

November 16—9am-8pm

November 17—9am-2pm

The Winton Club of Winchester will hold its annual

Holiday Gift Fair in the Winchester Hospital first floor

lobby, 41 Highland Ave., Winchester. Free valet parking

is available at the Emergency Room Entrance. Beat the

holiday rush, and help support Winchester Hospital at the

same time. The Winton Club is a non-profit women’s

service organization exclusively supporting Winchester

Hospital in service and fundraising activities. For more

information visit www.wintonclub.org.

Peace and Justice Meeting Tuesday, Nov. 14 at 7:30pm

The P&J Ministry is dedicated to promoting justice and defending those who are most vulnerable through works of mercy, promoting education, advocating for change, and transforming the world through love and service. Come help us plan for this year’s movies, programs, collections and more! For more information please contact Christa Lucas at: [email protected].

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What’s Happening...

Grade Date Time

Sun. Gr. 1-5 Nov. 12 NO CLASS

Sun. Gr. 9 Nov. 12 NO CLASS

Mon. Gr. 1-5 Nov. 13 4:00-5:00pm

Mon. Gr. 6-8 Nov. 13 7:00-8:00pm

Tue. Gr. 1-5 Nov. 14 4:00-5:00pm

Special Needs Nov. 14 5:30-6:15pm

Wed. Gr. 6-8 Nov. 15 4:00-5:00pm

Thurs. Gr. 10 Nov. 16 7:00-8:30pm

CCD Classes

Wed., Nov. 15: Confirmation Rehearsal (7:00-8:30pm)

followed by reception in the Gathering Room.

Sat., Nov. 18: CONFIRMATION at 10am and 1pm

Sun., Nov. 19: Youth Mass (10am)

Mon., Nov. 20: Cor Unum Meal Center (3:00-7:30pm)

Lawrence, MA

Wed., Nov. 22: Football prayer service ~ a tradition!

(4:00pm)

S t . M a r y ’ s Y o u t h G r o u p N e w s

Children’s Liturgy of the Word

At Children’s Liturgy of the Word, children: GATHER

first with the rest of the assembly to celebrate the

introductory rite and then in their own space; LISTEN to

the Word proclaimed reverently with faith and

understanding; Break open the Word appropriate to the

children’s level of understanding..

Can you help with our Liturgy for Children? We need

helpers in various roles: listening to what’s happening in

the Upper Church, reading the Word, leading the prayers,

and more! Volunteer once or regularly!

Sign up forms are located on the tables in the Gathering

Room during Children’s Liturgy or contact Christa Lucas

for more information at 781/729-1965 or email her at

[email protected].

Upcoming dates include: 12/3, 12/10 and 12/17.

Confirmation Rehearsal

The rehearsal for all Confirmation candidates and their

sponsors is Wednesday, November 15, from 7:00-

9:00pm in the Lower Church.

The Sacrament of Confirmation

The celebration of the Sacrament of Confirmation is this

Saturday, November 18, at 10:00am and 1:00pm.

Patriotic Rosary Saint Eulalia Church

50 Ridge Street, Winchester

Sunday, November 19

2:00pm

Come and pray the patriotic rosary with members of the

Saint Eulalia Men’s Fellowship Group. The rosary,

along with patriotic songs and readings, will be offered

for our country, the intentions of our Pope, and for all of

our personal intentions. Come and bring your family and

friends.

Mass of Remembrance and Healing for Pregnancy & Infant Loss

Monday, November 13 at 7:30pm

St. Patrick Church

44 East Central Street, Route 135

Natick, MA

This Mass will be a liturgical celebration where one can

experience the tender and healing love of God. A special

invitation is extended to all who grieve the loss of a child/

children as a result of miscarriage, stillbirth or abortion.

These losses may be recent or extend over many years.

A light reception will follow the Mass. Sacramental

Reconciliation will also be available. For more

information contact: [email protected] or call

508/651-1900.

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Pray for Peace and Safety If you have a family member serving overseas, please let us know. We will publish their names in the bulletin to remind everyone to ask God’s blessing on them, that they may return safely to their families.

Gen. Mark A. Milley 1st Lt. Robert Gill

2nd Lt. Ian O’Leary Sgt. Madelaine Hinson

Navy Seabee Peter Ferro Sara Matthewson

Sgt. Spec. James Powers PFC Nick Garber

PFC Thomas Donahue Sgt. Alex Hinson

Cpl. Michael Wilkinson Michael DeLuca

Lccpl. Eamon Garber Lt. Mark Rippetoe

Cpl. Andrew Powell Captain Kevin Burke

Pvt. Matthew Kolodgie Col. Eric Halliday

Lt. Andrew Norris Maj. Nicholas Caputo

Cpl. Timothy Bell Lance Cpl. Joshua Morgan

Cpl. Christopher Arrigo Seaman Brendan Crowther

Col. Christopher Hamilton Lt. Peter Brennan

Sgt. Matthew Menezes Pvt. Maria Longo

Lt. J.G. Ted Murner 1st Lt. Kay Murner

Ryan Lamarre, USN Justin King, USAF

PFC Bryan Strange, USMC William Gromlich, USN

CPO Matthew Williams, USN Cpt. Dane Lannon USAF

Eric Brogna, USMC Staff Sgt. Robert Magee, USMC

SPC Matthew Schipelliti 2nd Lt. Christopher White, USMC

Cameron Alexander Cody Hamblin

2nd Lt. Thomas Grady Col. Diana M. Brown, USAF

PFC Matthew David Carr

Kenneth W. Binding, Jr.

MASS INTENTIONS

Sat., November 11 St. Martin of Tours 4:00pm Anniversary Elizabeth Connelly

Sunday, Nov. 12 32nd Sunday in Ordin. Time 8:00am Deceased Benefactors of St. Mary 10:00am Memorial Rocco, Josephine and Virginia DeTeso 11:30am Memorial David Doherty, James Murphy, AnneMarie Doherty, Gerald Kenny, Catherine Doherty and John Kenny

Monday, Nov. 13 St. Francis Xavier Cabrini 6:45am Anniversary Jay Harrington Tues., November 14 Weekday 9:00am Anniversary Paul R. Foley

Wed., November 15 Weekday 6:45am Memorial Mim Reid Thursday, Nov. 16 Sts. Margaret & Gertrude 6:45am Anniversary Edward Gillespie

Friday, Nov. 17 St. Elizabeth of Hungary 9:00am St. Mary School Mass

Sat., Nov. 18 St. Rose Phillipine Duchesne 4:00pm

Sunday, Nov. 19 33rd Sunday in Ordin. Time 8:00am Anniversary Jasper Asaro 10:00am Anniversary George E. O’Brien 11:30am Memorial Dorothy Uglietto

CALENDAR NOTES

Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 11/12 Food Collection for

Little Sisters of the Poor

Sunday, November 12 2:00pm Peace & Popcorn Parish Center Movie: McFarland USA

Tuesday, November 14 9:30am Coffee Connection Gathering Room 7:30pm Peace & Justice Mtg. Parish Center

Wednesday, November 15 7:00pm Confirmation Rehearsal Upper Church

Friday, November 17 9:30am Exposition and Adoration of the Mary Chapel Blessed Sacrament 3:00pm Chaplet of Divine Mercy Mary Chapel

Saturday, November 18 10:00am Confirmation Upper Church 1:00pm Confirmation Upper Church

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Today’s Reflection

As we move toward the conclusion of the church year, our liturgies make a decisive shift. Our readings focus more on the end-time, and we set aside this month of November as a time to remember our beloved dead. As we gather today to contemplate these things, let us pray that by our attitudes and actions, we will eagerly welcome the arrival of the Lord in our everyday lives and wisely prepare for His coming as the end of time.

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