THIRTY - The Pilot...Sunday, November 6, 2016 Offertory: $4,792.57 Tithe to St. Vincent de Paul: $120.00 Campaign for Human Development: $1,384.00 Grand Annual: $67,523.00 "Lo, the

THIRTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME OUR LADY OF HOPE PARISH, 1 PINESWAMP RD, IPSWICH, MA 01938 NOVEMBER 13, 2016

PARISH WEBSITE: www.ipswichcatholics.org PARISH EMAIL: [email protected] 2

Please remember the following intentions in your

prayers this week. For Peace in our World. For all those who are sick, especially Mikey Grover,

Cameron Cyr, Connie Donovan, Maggie Iannelli,

Steve Paone, Thomas Butler, Paul Prosser,

Marilyn Pauley, Lou Best, Patricia Ayers, Dan Melling,

Bruce Ripley, Rosalie Sweeney, Gloria Fallon,

Janis Rogers, Christine Vallis, Kitty Carrington,

Ceana McLaughlin, Jack Donovan, Jonathan Allen,

Dorothy Pojasek, Stephanie Critch, Kamryn Tkachuk and

Virginia Morin. For all those who work and live in war-torn countries. For all who serve our country in the Armed Forces, especially Joseph Shelzi. For Kristen McGinley and all the deceased members

of Our Lady of Hope . *Sick or Ill prayer requests must be made by the

individual or immediate family member.

Sunday, November 13

Following the 9:30 a.m. Mass for the Dead there will be refreshments in

the church hall. All are Welcome to join in support of those in our com-

munity who have lost loved ones over this past year.

Monday, November 14

8:30a.m.—Rosary –Church

Tuesday, November 15


7:00p.m.—Scriptural Rosary—Church

7:00p.m.—8:30p.m.—Bishop Barron’s “Priest, Prophet & King” - Hall

First of 3 week series, No Registration required, all are welcome.

WEDNESDAY, November 16

7:00p.m.—Prayer Group —Lower Rectory

THURSDAY, November 17


7:00p.m.—Bible Study: “What is the Bible?” - Hall

FRIDAY, November 18


9:45a.m.—Bible Study: “What is the Bible?” - Hall Saturday, November 19 7:00a.m.—Men’s Group Meeting in the Hall

Sunday, November 20

1:00p.m.—Sacrament of Baptism

WELCOME

THOMAS MATTHEW FULCHINO

who was baptized into

the Family of God on

November 6, 2016

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13

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Session I 8:15—9:15am •••• Session II 10:45—11:45am

Grade 4 Participates in Mass 9/10th Grade Class:

Students attend 5:30pm Mass—8:15pm

Wednesday, November 16 6:45pm—8:00pm

for 6, 7 & 8th Grades—Hall FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18—6:15PM

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Saturday, November 12 4:00pm Vigil Joseph, Lorraine and

Joe Barowy Sunday, November 13 7:30am Weekend Mass

9:30am Mass for the Dead

5:30pm Weekend Mass

Monday, November 14 9:00am Weekday Mass Monday, November 15 9:00am Weekday Mass

Wednesday, November 16 NJ DCK>E MCGG Thursday, November 17 9:00am Weekday Mass Friday, November 18 9:00am Weekday Mass Saturday, November 19 9:00am Howard & Maureen Amundsen 4:00pm Vigil Carole Lemieux Sunday, November 20 7:30am Weekend Mass

9:30am Larry, Yvette & Arthur Theriault

5:30pm Weekend Mass



Collections and Parish Tithing: Sunday, November 6, 2016 Offertory: $4,792.57

Tithe to St. Vincent de Paul: $120.00

Campaign for Human Development: $1,384.00

Grand Annual: $67,523.00

SECOND COLLECTIONS:

NOVEMBER 13– MONTHLY MAINTENANCE NOVEMBER 20—RETIRED RELIGIOUS SISTERS

This second collection will benefit the Retired Sisters of the

Archdiocese of Boston. Since 1988, the collection has provided

needed financial support for religious communities who have

served the Archdiocese of Boston as educators and health

care and social service providers. Please give generously in

recognition of the Sisters’ years of dedicated service. For more

information, please contact Sister Marian Batho, CSJ, Delegate

for Religious at 617-746-5637 or [email protected]

Thank you to all who have donated to the Grand Annual.

We are currently at 80% of our Goal because of your

generous support and faithfulness. If you have not yet

made your gi' to our Grand Annual, please consider

joining fellow parishioners in this important campaign.

By Dr. Sco Hahn

'Today' is the Day

Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time (Cycle C)

Malachi 3:19-20

Psalm 98:5-9

2 Thessalonians 3:7-12

Luke 21:5-19

It is the age between our Lord's first coming and His last. We

live in the new world begun by His life, death, Resurrec=on

and Ascension, by the sending of His Spirit upon the Church.

But we await the day when He will come again in glory.

"Lo, the day is coming," Malachi warns in today's First

Reading. The prophets taught Israel to look for the Day of

the Lord, when He would gather the na=ons for judgment

(see Zephaniah 3:8; Isaiah 3:9; 2 Peter 3:7).

Jesus an=cipates this day in today's Gospel. He cau=ons us

not to be deceived by those claiming "the =me has come."

Such decep=on is the background also for today's Epistle

(see 2 Thessalonians 2:1-3).

The signs Jesus gives His Apostles seem to already have come

to pass in the New Testament. In Acts, the Epistles and

Revela=on, we read of famines and earthquakes, the

Temple's desola=on. We read of persecu=ons - believers

imprisoned and put to death, tes=fying to their faith with

wisdom in the Spirit.

These "signs" then, show us the paDern for the Church's life -

both in the New Testament and today.

We too live in a world of na=ons and kingdoms at war. And

we should take the Apostles as our "models," as today's

Epistle counsels. Like them we must persevere in the face of

unbelieving rela=ves and friends, and forces and authori=es

hos=le to God.

As we do in today's Psalm, we should sing His praises, joyfully

proclaim His coming as Lord and King. The Day of the Lord is

always a day that has already come and a day s=ll yet to

come. It is the "today" of our Liturgy.

The Apostles prayed maranatha - "O Lord come!"

(see 1 Corinthians 16:22; Revela=on 22:20). In the Eucharist

He answers, coming again as the Lord of hosts and the Sun of

Jus=ce with its healing rays. It is a mighty sign - and a pledge

of that Day to come.

A service of the St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology

www.Salva�onHistory.com

SCRIPTURE FOR THE WEEK OF NOVEMBER 13, 2016

13 SUN Mal 3:19-20a/2 Thes 3:7-12/Lk 21:5-19

14 Mon Rv 1:1-4; 2:1-5/Lk 18:35-43

15 Tue Rv 3:1-6, 14-22/Lk 19:1-10

16 Wed Rv 4:1-11/Lk 19:11-28

17 Thu Rv 5:1-10/Lk 19:41-44

18 Fri Rv 10:8-11/Lk 19:45-48

19 Sat Rv 11:4-12/Lk 20:27-40

20 SUN 2 Sm 5:1-3/Col 1:12-20/Lk 23:35-43



MARCH FOR LIFE

The Archdiocese of Boston is happy to again offer a unique

track for individual families to join the “Witness to Life”

pilgrimage to Washington D.C. for the 2017 March for Life.

Children of all ages are welcome, however keep in mind that

the pilgrimage also includes a Middle School track and a

High School track geared toward those age groups, but with

a different i=nerary. Each family should register individually.

Please visit www.bostoncatholic.org/witnesstolife for more

informa=on, or send ques=ons to [email protected] or

617-746-5766.

SPIRITUAL EXERCISES OF ST. IGNATIUS The Spiritual Exercises of Saint Igna=us in Every Day Life

(the 19th Annota=on Retreat) is available for Catholic

adults in a group seOng. The Spiritual Exercises extend

over the course of twenty-four weeks. This year the

exercises begin on Wednesday November 30, 2016 and

conclude May 3, 2017. The group will meet weekly from

7pm to 9pm at Mount Alvernia High School, 790 Centre

Street, Newton, MA 02458 Father John Sassani and Mary

Ann McLaughlin will direct the Spiritual Exercises.

For further informaZon please call 617-779-3640 or email

[email protected]

*Forgiveness is the essence of the love which

can understand mistakes and mend them.

*Prophecy is saying that there is something

truer, more beauZful, greater, of greater good

to which we are all called. Prophecy is saying that there is

something truer, more beauZful, greater, of greater good to

which we are all called. Pope Francis @ pontifex

Worldwide Marriage Encounter “For you love all things that are and loathe nothing that

you have made;” Celebrate the love of God for us and for

each other by strengthening, renewing and rekindling our

marriages by par=cipa=ng in a Worldwide Marriage

Encounter Weekend. The next WWME Weekends are

Dec 2-4, 2016 in Duxbury, MA and Jan 20-22, 2017 in

Duxbury, MA. For more informa=on, call Stephen &

Michelle O'Leary at 800-710-9963 or at w.WWMEMA.org.

ANNUAL STEUBENVILLE EAST YOUTH CONFERENCE

Do you wish there was a place that you could bring your

teens to encounter thousands of other young Catholics,

hear from na=onal speakers and enter into profound

worship with the aid of professional musicians? Yes, such

an event exists, AND its right in our backyard! The annual

Steubenville East Youth Conference will be held in Lowell,

MA again this coming year from July 14th – 16th, 2017.

If you are interested in learning more about this event, an

informa=on session is being held at the Pastoral Center in

Braintree, and will also be available via webinar on

December 8th at 6:30pm. Please email Mike Drahos

at [email protected] for more informa=on.

*Please note: Registra=on will open on January 15th, 2017

ADVENT MORNING OF PRAYER

Office of Spiritual Life – Archdiocese of Boston

ADVENT MORNING OF PRAYER Sponsored by the Office

of Spiritual Life “WaiZng with Mary of Nazareth”

Saturday, December 10, 2016 10am-12:00 Noon

Pastoral Center 66 Brooks Drive Braintree

Conference, guided prayer, quiet prayer, sharing

To register call 617-779-3648 or email [email protected]

Jesus is the Anointed One—

the ultimate priest, prophet and king

foreshadowed throughout the

Hebrew Scriptures.

Please join in this wonderful program. As the holiday

season approaches, consider taking time out to prepare

spiritually and reflect on the deeper meaning behind what

we celebrate in Jesus; and to grow in our understanding of

how he is the fulfillment of the biblical archetypes of priest,

prophet and king. Bishop Barron’s program greatly assists

in helping to better understand these titles in context to

Jesus and the role we are called to realize in our own

priestly, prophetic and kingly mission.

The program will be held over three Tuesday evenings:

November 15, 22 & 29 from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the

church hall at Our Lady of Hope. For more information,

please contact the rectory at 978-356-3944. There is no cost

or formal registration required. However, if you would

please let us know if you would like to attend to allow us to

adequately plan for seating.



November: All Souls Month

November is traditionally the month of All Souls.

As Roman Catholics, we believe that it is good to pray for and

remember those who have gone before us. As a parish, we will

be doing this in the following way. We will continue the custom

of “All Souls envelope” ...if you are on our envelope system you received an

envelope in your October offertory packets. For those

who do not receive parish envelopes and/or those who

want specific prayers offered for your loved ones

during the month, All Souls envelopes will be available

at the doors of the church. To offer prayers for your loved

one, please fill in the names of those you want remem-

bered and return them in the offertory collections over

the next few weekends. All of these names will be placed

near the altar and be remembered in Masses during the

month.

In addition, there will be a special Memorial Mass

Sunday, November 13th at 9:30a.m. for all who were

buried from our parish this past year.

There will be refreshments and fellowship

after Mass in the Hall. All are Welcome!!!

ORGAN RECITAL

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20 at 3:00PM join in the Rosalind

Mohnsen Organ Recital, SJS Main Chapel. 127 Lake St,

Brighton. NaZonally-renowned Boston organist celebrates

the close of the liturgical year with music commemoraZng

All Saints and the Feast of Christ the King.

LESSONS AND CAROLS SATURDAY, DEC. 3 at 7:30PM AND SUNDAY, DEC. 4 at

3:00PMLessons & Carols will be held at the SJS Main Chapel

127 Lake St, Brighton. Our annual Christmas concert featuring

the Saint John’s Seminary Schola and special guests!

VIRTUAL CHRISTMAS CHOIR

The Archdiocese of Boston invites adults, teens and youth to

par=cipate in our first Virtual Christmas Choir. Inspired by

Eric Whitacre’s virtual choir phenomenon, showcased in a

recent TED talk, we hope to unite parishes throughout our

diocese in celebra=on of the birth of Christ this Christmas

Season. Audi=ons are open to all members of the diocese who

submit a video of themselves singing their vocal part of Angel’s

Carol by John RuDer in coordina=on with the score and

recording track below. Please post your video to your personal

YOUTUBE channel, making the video downloadable, and email

your personal YOUTUBE channel link to [email protected].

We will respond to the first 60 applicants. All entries must be

received by November 4th. Please visit this link for more

informa=on hDp://www.bostoncatholic.org/virtualchoir/.

Cynthia Marr, music director at Our Lady of Fa=ma’s Parish in

Sudbury, will be our music director for the project. For more

informa=on, please contact musicdirector@fa=masudbury.org.

A Spirituality of the Present Moment

An AugusZnian, a Franciscan, and a Jesuit all die and go to

heaven. Jesus asks each one: “If you could go back, what

would you change about your life?” The AugusZnian

pondered and then said, “There’s so much sin in the world.

If I went back, I’d try and stop people from commi`ng so

much sin.”

The Franciscan thought a bit before saying, “There’s so

much poverty in the world. If I went back, I’d try and get

people to share more of their wealth with the poor.”

The Jesuit looked at Jesus and said, “If I went back, I’d

change my doctor.”

In his autobiography, Igna=us explains how, toward the end

of his life, the thought of his own death filled him with intense

joy. The prospect of soon being reunited with his Creator and

Lord made him “melt into tears.” At the same =me, Igna=us

was in love with life. He could find God in all things and serve

him in every ac=vity and event, just as his spirituality teaches

us. There was no need to wait un=l aWer death to taste the joy

of God’s presence. In prac=ce, finding God in all things gives us

the opportunity to consider our lives here and now as the

precise place where we can already experience the fullness

of God’s love.

Igna=us, with his genuine insight into human nature, warned

against two possible piXalls in the spiritual life: nostalgia for

the past and needless dreaming about the future. It makes

sense to look back on past experiences, for in doing so we can

trace specific moments of God’s presence. We recognize his

presence in experiences of peace and joy, vitality and trust.

Our past can provide a rich source of learning, especially since

we can use =mes of reflec=on to inspire our choices. Such

ongoing reflec=on gives us the opportunity to adapt our lives

now so that they’re more closely linked to the ways God is

drawing us. But we can also get stuck in our own past and end

up watching the same film over and over. Whether that is a

consequence of regret or anger, the result is the same: we

allow ourselves to withdraw from the only =me that really

exists—the present.

—Excerpted from Jesuits Telling Jokes:

A (Serious) Introduc7on to Igna7an Spirituality

by Nikolaas Sintobin, SJ



Our Lady of Hope Parish

2016 Grand Annual Collection

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2016 Grand Annual Collection

Our Lady of Hope Parish Ipswich, Massachusetts

Name:

Address:

City, State Zip:

Email:

Please make checks payable to:

Our Lady of Hope Parish

Please prayerfully consider: Pledge 2 Monthly Payments �� $1,000.00 $500.00 per month �� $500.00 $250.00 per month �� $350.00 $175.00 per month �� Other $

Check One: �� Single Payment in Full �� Send Monthly Reminder Statements �� I have made my payment online at

www.ipswichcatholics.org Gift Total: $ Enclosed Amount: $ Balance Due: $

We need every family to prayerfully consider making a

commitment to this year’s Grand Annual Collection.

Be Generous As God Is Generous!

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� as of November 4, 2016 215 of our 1,265 parishioners (17%) have pledged $70,989.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY!

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PROTECTING GOD’S CHILDREN PROGRAM

(VIRTUS TRAINING)

Protecting God’s Children is an educational program for ALL people interested in increasing their awareness of ways to keep children from becoming victims of abuse. The program is REQUIRED for all who volunteer in the Archdiocese in any area of service. It is also an excellent program for all PARENTS, as well as for anyone who work or volunteer with children or in places where children are. Our Lady of Hope is committed to keeping our most vulnerable within our community safe. Everyone is invited to attend the Protecting God’s Children program and be involved in this most important initiative.

If you are interested in being trained to facilitate this important program, please contact Nancy Salah at 978-356-2522 or email: [email protected]

GET INVOLVED IN PARISH SAFETY PROGRAMS

Parents and guardians play a key role in the success of parish

programs for young people. Parents and guardians who are

involved in parish programs and events will be in the best

position to protect their own children as well as all the

children in the parish community. Involvement and

communication are important factors in helping to ensure

safe environments for all of our children. Contact the parish

office for more information on how you can become actively

involved in the safe environment training programs in our

parish. For particular help you can call The Office of Child

Advocacy, Archdiocese of Boston, 617-746-5994

V ? D E K @ b J D B C A B : Please do not allow your child/

children to go downstairs to the church hall or the

restrooms alone. For their safety, please be sure they

are always accompanied by an adult family member.

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL Please remember the work of our St. Vincent de Paul Society as you leave Mass each weekend The need is great. Receptacles for donations to the poor and needy

are at the church entrances. Thank you for your continued support! If you feel called to join this beautiful outreach

available to the needy in our community, please contact David Pauley, President. Remember that what we do for the least of our brothers and sisters we do for HIM. God Bless you!

Visit our blog: www.svdpipswich.blogspot.com

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Council 498 meets the 2nd Tuesday of

the Month at Club 498 Hall, 9 Topsfield RD,

Ipswich, MA If interested in becoming a

member, please contact: Mathew Faino at 978-356-7812

MUSIC MINISTRY Attention: Children, Ladies and Gentlemen

needed to join in helping our parish to pray in song. A lovely group of singers can also

produce a beautiful choir solo from time to time. If you would like to join this beautiful ministry please

see Joan Riley, our music director after Masses or call her at 978-356-5494 or email: [email protected]

DONATION OPPORTUNITY

in support of Charitable Work

of a parishioner…

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They will be used to purchase food and goods for the poor

and needy . Donation Box is located in front of the Church

T h a n k Y o u !

IPSWICH LIONS CLUB The Ipswich Lions Club accepts used eyeglasses

can be dropped into the yellow mailbox located

at the edge of the parking lot. These glasses are

recycled and sent to missions in South America.

Thank you for your support, Your Local Lions Club

IPSWICH FOOD PANTRY Baskets have been placed near Church entrances for donations of non-perishable foods for the

Ipswich Food Pantry which has moved to Agawam Village, Bowman Hall. While you may

bring donations on any weekend. We have designated the

second weekend of each month as “Ipswich Food Pantry ”.

The IPSWICH DINNERBELL Community Meal program is

served every Monday, 5-6:00 @G at the Masonic Hall,

Topsfield Rd., Ipswich, MA Free of Charge.

This program, sponsored by several churches and town

organizations, is open to all: children, youth, families and seniors. It offers a chance to connect with the community

and meet old and new friends. In addition, you can become

a part of the process by offering to help prepare and serve

a meal either by affiliation with a church, an organization

such as Rotary, the Ipswich Schools, a business or on your

own.

For more information, contact: Diane Fitzgerald, Coordinator

for Our Lady of Hope at 508-451-1565

We encourage you to attend this unique community experience and get to know your “neighbor.”



PARISH MINISTRY CONTACTS

Little Rock Bible Study: Elisa St. Clair

Cursillo & Ultreya: Nancy Salah

Saturday Men’s Group: Michael Nolan 356-3944

Our Lady’s Rosary Ministry: Marcia Dalton

(All invited to join in this powerful prayer)

Catholic Women’s Club: Marian Howe, President

Music Ministries: Joan Riley

Bring Eucharist to Sick/Shut-ins: Elisa St.Clair

Children’s Liturgy: Nancy Salah

Vacation Bible School: Nancy Salah or Elisa St. Clair

Eucharistic Ministry & Lectoring: Elisa St. Clair

RCIA: Elisa St. Clair Saint Vincent de Paul: David Pauley, President

Knights of Columbus: Jeffrey Turner (978)360-2108

Hospitality Committee: Individuals are needed to

bake, set up for collation, greet parishioners, etc.

PPP lease consider sharing your gifts and talents.

For more information or to have a committee

leaders contact you call the rectory at (978) 356-3944.

SACRAMENT OF B APTISM

First and Third Sunday of each month at 1:00 b@ in the

Church. A Catechesis for parents and godparents will be

held prior to the Sacrament of Baptism. If you are planning

a baptism in the future, please call the rectory to make

arrangements (978) 356-3944.

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE

Engaged couples must contact Fr. Tom directly at least 6

months prior to the intended date.

FAITH FORMATION

Questions regarding current, upcoming programs and/or

sacramental programs available at our Parish, please

contact Fr. Tom, Nancy Salah or Elisa St. Clair.

REGISTRATION: If you are new to our parish, please

introduce yourself to Fr. Tom following Mass and to formally be a

part of our parish, please contact the rectory office.

PARISH ENVELOPES for your weekly donation allows us to

keep record for tax purposes. If you are not currently receiving them

and would like to, please call the rectory.

EMAILS: Please to let us know if your email has changed or if you

are not receiving emails from our parish. We periodically send out

notices and announcements of upcoming events and want to be

sure you do not miss hearing about them.

ONLINEGIVING: We are pleased to offer this convenienceconvenience to

our parishioners and visitors. It’s an easy, secure and flexible

way to make contributions to support our Parish. You may

contribute using direct withdrawals (ACH) or credit cards Visa,

MasterCard and American Express). Simply go to the website:

ipswichcatholics.org and follow the step by step instructions or

call the rectory if you need assistance.

PARISH INFORMATION

RECTORY OFFICE HOURS—10:00AM—2:00PM TELEPHONE: 356-3944 •••• FAX: 978-356-9592

Weekend Masses:

Saturday Vig i l : 4 :00PM

Sunday: 7:30AM •••• 9:30AM •••• 5:30PM

RECONCILIATION : S a t u r d a y 3 : 0 0 b @ - 3 : 4 0 b @

DAILY MASSES: MJAFCE-SCBODFCE: 9:00C@*

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STAFF AND PASTORAL COUNCIL MEMBERS

Pastor: Rev. Thomas E. Keyes DIRECTORS OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Nancy Salah, 978-356-2522; [email protected]

Preschool through Grades 5 Elisa St. Clair, 978-356-2522; ourladyo[[email protected]

Grades 6 through 11

PARISH SECRETARY : Joanne DiNatale, 978-356-3944 MUSIC M INISTRY :

Joan Riley, Music Director 978-356-5494, [email protected]

John Maher, Music Leader

MAINTENANCE : Branden Soroka

SACRISTAN: Alma Caren

FINANCE COUNCIL: Michael Nelligan, Chair PASTORAL COUNCIL Members (2016) Barbara Habina (Vice-Chair) [email protected]

Mike Coleman [email protected]

Mathew Faino [email protected]

Marie Fatyol [email protected]

Jim Foley [email protected]

Joe Salah [email protected]

Nancy Salah [email protected]

Mary Sheppard

Elisa St. Clair [email protected]



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