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SAINT MARY PARISH Parroquia de Santa María
June 7, 2020 / 7 de Junio de 2020
Uganda Martyrs Day Celebration 2019
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ST. MARY PARISH WORSHIP PROCEDURES as of May 30, 2020
These rules comply with State regulations, Archdiocesan Requirements and our Church’s physical plan allowing for the safe and rever-ent celebration of the Holy Eucharist.
PLANNING/PREPARATION FOR WORSHIP CELEBRATIONS 1. Edgar Escobar Cleaning Co, a professional cleaning company, disinfected and cleaned the Church. (May 20-21, 2020) 2. The previous Mass schedule has been adjusted to comply with occupancy requirements (400 people maximum occupancy). The
Mass at 11:00 AM normally exceeds 400 people, so we are adding a Mass in Spanish on Sunday evenings at 6:00 PM. Average attendance at all other Masses is normally substantially below 400 people. Masses at St. Charles chapel remain suspended until a later date.
3. The lower church hall is now ready to be used as an overflow church when the upper church reaches its seating capacity. A priest is ready to celebrate this overflow Mass when necessary.
4. Our custodian has changed his weekday hours to work on Sundays. He will lead a team cleaning church and bathrooms between Masses.
5. A team of volunteers has been trained to provide assistance and direction at all Masses. 6. Rehearsals to test procedures have taken place from May 18-May 22. 7. Traffic patterns and designated seating areas have been created with rope, caution tape and floor markers to ensure physical dis-
tancing. 8. Signs and markers posted; holy water fonts emptied (3/20); hymnals removed (3/20); suspended communal chalice (3/20); upper
and lower level windows opened; doors set ajar where possible; new stations and procedures designated for hand sanitizing, offer-tory baskets and Holy Communion have been put in place.
9. Lectors, sacristan and priests have been trained for new procedures regarding Mass preparation and clean-up. One lector, instead of two, will read at Mass.
10. Extraordinary Ministers of Communion, altar servers and choir members have been notified that their schedules are suspended until further notice.
11. Access for disabled and handicapped worshippers has been included in all planning. 12. One accessible entrance (the front center door) is designated for all worshippers. An usher will use a counter to monitor number of
worshippers. Side doors have been designated as exits. 13. Created comprehensive procedures for seating, physical movement, mask wearing, distancing and worship response requirements,
reception of Holy Communion, and exiting church and property that will be explained before and during services. 14. Fulfilled requirements of both the state and the Archdiocesan checklists for opening 15. Received permission of Regional Bishop, Bishop Robert Reed, to begin public worship on May 23. 16. Planned staff meeting on Monday to review weekend procedures/policies. 17. Alternative confessionals have been established
WORSHIPPERS’ PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITIES/OBLIGATIONS 1. Worshippers who are ill, have a cold or are recovering from sickness must not attend worship services. 2. Must wear a mask and follow directions. The Archdiocesan guidelines say that those with medical or breathing issues can decide
not to wear them though they must be worn when moving around the Church. 3. Avoid touching surfaces when possible. 4. We recommend each person carry sanitizing wipes for personal use. 5. Maintain distance of 6 feet from one another. 6. Be on time for Mass; remain until end of Mass to maintain social distancing when exiting Church and in parking lot. 7. Maintain the Eucharistic Fast of at least one hour before Mass. This diminishes the need to use restrooms during Mass. 8. USE YOUR OWN BATHROOM BEFORE LEAVING YOUR HOME; REQUIRE CHILDREN TO DO THE SAME.
ACCESSIBILITY NEEDS We ask that worshippers who require extra time to depart the Church at the end of Mass to wait until all others have departed the build-ing. You can either exit the side doors or exit by using the front center doors with the ramp. Anyone needing assistance to find a seat can ask the usher to lead you to a suitable seat for your needs.
ST. CHARLES CHAPEL Reopening of St. Charles will begin gradually as soon as possible. The small size and occupancy capacity make it more difficult to im-plement the changes. The average age of the worshipping population makes everyone more vulnerable. We have concerns for the usual celebrant, Fr. Regan, and the Jesuit Community of Campion Center. We need to open one physical plant and make sure that it is work-ing safely before we open a second site.
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REMINDERS 1. Entry to Church will remain the same. 2. The long period of announcements will not be repeated this
weekend. 3. Homily will be available on parish website. 4. Donations can be dropped in baskets at entrance and exits. 5. Communion will be streamlined and made easier. Directions
will be given just before Communion. 6. The bathroom is only for emergencies. Worshippers must exit
the church and go to the bathroom in lower hall, then re-enter the church through front center door. People with disabilities and needing extra help can ask the usher at side door for Church bathroom access.
MASS COUNTS FOR MAY 31 A total of 579 people attended Masses: SATURDAY 4:00 PM – 77 people
SUNDAY 9:00 AM – 103 people 11:00 AM – 260 people 1:00 PM – 33 people 6:00 PM – 56 people
VOLUNTEER USHERS (TOTAL) – 50
My brothers and sisters in Christ, Last weekend 579 worshippers attended the five Masses at St. Mary Church for Pentecost Sunday. This is a slight increase from last weekend. That is a good sign for a community. Slow but steady growth is, in my estimate, a much better sign of vitality and long term stability than sudden bursts of growth. It has been the way we have grown as a community and family over the past few years. The response from the faithful of the parish – from the time in March when public worship services were suspended until today – gives me hope that we will sail like a ship through the stormy waters; with the help of the God the Father, Son and Holy Spirit we will reach the safe harbor. The pandemic has required all of us to adjust and be flexible in being faithful Christians. For the priests, and all of us, it means remembering that there are still many who are homebound and cannot return to Church yet. We will try to keep reaching out to those who are homebound so they do not remain isolated. We are also trying to remember that while the numbers of infected persons declines, there are still many who are sick and need our prayers. We are also reminded that we have to keep thinking of how to educate, catechize and form the young people especially if the schools do not reopen in September. The current days marked by anger, resentment, violence, fear, divi-sion, abuse and lack of leadership remind us more than ever of the need to be taught and formed in the ways of the Holy Spirit! The education of the heart is needed if we are truly to become one in love. For God so loved the world that he sent His only Son... Happy Trinity Sunday! – Father Michael
Fr. Joseph waits outside where confessions are heard during the usual scheduled times. In case of inclement weather, confessions
move inside near the piano.
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PLEASE PRAY FOR . . . Ruth, Carlos and Ernestina Echeverria, all the sick and suffering.
Note: If you want a name added or removed from the sick list, please email or call the parish office.
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL As we celebrate the mystery of the Trinity we also realize the mystery of how much God loves and cares for us each day. Be-lieving in this our lives can then overflow in thanksgiving and praise.
Your gift in the St. Vincent de Paul Poor Box will help the poor to believe in the mystery of God’s love for them.
O Holy Trinity, three Persons in one, we pray, keep us in the cir-cle of your love. All peoples of the earth, created in God’s image, may we work toward reconciliation and peace. For married cou-ples, parents, and children, may their mutual love be a reflection of your love. For all of us gathered together, may our love and service bear witness to God’s care. For all who share in the faith of the Catholic Church, may we grow in unity, peace and truth. Amen.
THANK YOU CHILDREN With the return of Sunday Masses, many children of the parish, have started to bring their Lenten Sacrifice Bowls to the Church. On Ash Wednesday, the children were asked to save their money that they would spend on themselves for other children in need. So far over $600 has been collected. Most of this money will go towards paying the annual expenses for a young orphan girl in Guatemala who has been adopted by the children in the Catechet-ical and After School Programs. The young girl, Vilma, will be able to stay at the orphanage for the next year because of this Lenten sacrifice.
AD MULTOS ANNOS On June 9th, Father Regan will celebrate his 93rd Birthday. Give thanks to God for this man; for his service, his witness, his faith, and his youth. He is turning 93 but he has more youth and vigor than many 20 year olds. For parishioners unfamiliar with Fr. Re-gan, he has been celebrating Mass at St. Charles for many years. He was brought to the parish through his brother Fr. David Bol-ton. Happy Birthday Fr. Regan. Anyone who would like to send him a birthday card can mail it to: Rev. Robert Regan S.J., Cam-pion Center, 319 Concord Road Weston MA 02493.
CHURCH CLEANING TEAM Although we have a team of people cleaning the church and bath-rooms between weekend Masses, there are other times when we will need this cleaning to be done – such as after a funeral or oth-er event. We want to put together a team of people who are will-ing to clean the church and bathroom on an on-call basis. Clean-ing supplies would be provided. If you are interested, please email or call the parish office.
UGANDA MARTYRS FEAST 2020 The celebrations in Uganda have been cancelled because of the pandemic. Normally we celebrate the memory of the Martyrs with pomp and ceremony on the Sunday closest to the actual feast day of June 3rd. Usually a bishop and many priests travel from Africa to be with us; the dancers and choirs prepare months in advance. We couldn’t have such a big and ceremonious celebra-tion this year, but we still celebrated the Holy Eucharist with fer-vor and prayer. An evening Mass was celebrated by Bishop Rob-ert Reed at St. Mary’s on June 3rd. St. Charles Lwanga and the Uganda Martyrs pray for us.
SAINT MARY’S WEBSITE - WHAT’S NEW? https://www.stmarywaltham.org/ Our parish website continues to grow and change to bring you not only the latest parish updates but also some teachings and series that will help strengthen your faith. We have recently finished the series featuring the Lives of the Uganda Martyrs and added the audio recordings of the Book of Tobit; these are in addition to the Beauty that will save video series and the audio recordings of the Acts of the Apostles. Soon we will be condensing the audio re-cordings from the Bible into a single home page entitled “Audio Bible” from which you can access the Acts of the Apostles, the Book of Tobit and all future scripture recordings (the Gospel of Matthew is coming soon!) Please visit the website often!
WAYS TO MAKE DONATIONS
OFFERTORY
Thank you for your generous offering to our parish. We will publish the offertory in next week’s bulletin.
MASS INTENTIONS Please find the full Mass Schedule on page 6.
Saturday, June 6 4:00pm Parish & Parishioners St. Mary Sunday, June 7 11:00am Winston Santana St. Mary Tuesday, June 9 12:10pm Kevin Clasby St. Mary Wednesday, June 10 12:10pm Mary Hickey St. Mary Thursday, June 11 12:10pm Robert L. Scafidi, Jr. St. Mary Saturday, June 13 4:00pm Parish & Parishioners St. Mary Sunday, June 14 9:00am Thomas Monaghan St. Mary 11:00am Winston Santana St. Mary
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DE VUELTA A CASA LA EUCARISTIA MISTERIO DE AMOR
El Dios de nuestra fe no es un ser lejano, que contempla indiferente la suerte de los hombres: sus afanes, sus luchas, sus angustias. Es un Padre que ama a sus hijos hasta el extremo de enviar al Verbo, Segunda Per-sona de la Trinidad Santísima, para que, encarnándose, muera por nosotros y nos redima. El mismo Padre amoroso que ahora nos atrae suavemente hacia El, mediante la acción del Espíritu Santo que habita en nuestros corazones, es el que se hacerca cada vez más a nosotros, aun cuando parece que todo esta perdido. Esta corriente trinitaria de amor por los hombres se perpetúa de manera sublime en la Eucaristía. Hace muchos años, aprendimos todos en el catecismo que la Sagrada Eucaristía puede ser consid-erada como Sacrificio y como Sacramento; y que el Sacramento se nos muestra como Comunión y como un tesoro en el altar: en el Sagrario. Hoy, en esta fiesta de amor, Trinitaria, vamos a fijarnos en la Sagrada Eucaristía, Sacrificio y alimento, en la Santa Misa y en la Sagrada Comunión. Hemos vuelto a casa, en medio de la incertidumbre, del miedo al contagio que podamos sufrir, pero al fin y al cabo con la alegría de sentirnos no solo cerca del Señor, sino también amados por él. En la Misa, la plegaria al Padre se hace constante. El sacerdote es un representante del Sacerdote eterno, Jesucristo, que al mismo tiem-po es la Víctima. Y la acción del Espíritu Santo en la Misa no es menos inefable ni menos cierta. Por la virtud del Espíritu Santo, escribe San Juan Damasceno,se efectúa la conversión del pan en el Cuerpo de Cristo. Esta acción del Espíritu Santo queda expresada claramente cuando el sacerdote invoca la bendición divina sobre la ofrenda: Ven, san-tificador omnipotente, eterno Dios, y bendice este sacrificio preparado a tu santo nombre, el holocausto que dará al Nombre santísimo de Dios la gloria que le es debida. La santificación, que imploramos, es atribuida al Paráclito, que el Padre y el Hijo nos envían. Reconocemos también esa presencia activa del Espíritu Santo en el sacrificio cuando decimos, poco antes de la co-munión: Señor, Jesucristo, Hijo de Dios vivo, que por voluntad del Padre, cooperando el Espíritu Santo, vivificaste al mundo con tu muerte.... Toda la Trinidad está presente en el sacrificio del Altar. Por volun-tad del Padre, cooperando el Espíritu Santo, el Hijo se ofrece en oblación redentora. Aprendamos a tratar a la Trinidad Beatísima, Dios Uno y Trino: tres Personas divinas en la unidad de su sub-stancia, de su amor, de su acción eficazmente santificadora. Feliz día de la Santísima Trinidad!!
DOMINGO DE LA SANTISIMA TRINIDAD
Del santo evangelio según san Juan 3, 16-18
Tanto amó Dios al mundo, que entregó a su Unigénito, para que todo el que cree en él no perezca, sino que tenga vida eter-na. Porque Dios no envió a su Hijo al mundo para juzgar al mundo, sino para que el mundo se salve por él. El que cree en él no será juzgado; el que no cree ya está juzgado, porque no ha creído en el nombre del Unigénito de Dios.
REFLEXION Las lecturas de la solemnidad de la San-tísima Trinidad comien-zan con un pasaje del Éxodo en el que Dios le pide a Moisés que suba al monte Sinaí con las tablas de la ley. Y allí, Dios lo envolvió en la
nube y entonces Moisés proclamó su misericordia y le pidió que perdonase y acompañase a su pueblo.
San Juan nos anuncia en su Evangelio que el Padre ha enviado a su Hijo para dar su vida por nosotros y, así, salvar a los que creemos en Él.
El misterio de la Trinidad, cuya solemnidad celebramos hoy, es como la aparente negación de aquello que los teólogos medie-vales afirmaban acerca de la simplicidad de Dios: si Dios es lo primero de todo, antes que toda la creación, antes que todo ser, antes que toda vida, antes que todo movimiento, entonces es imposible que sea “compuesto”. Entonces ¿cómo puede ser o tener tres personas? Pero la esencia de Dios no es sino su ser; aunque su ser o esencia de “ser” Padre, Hijo y Espíritu. Con-fesamos que Dios es uno, pero su esencia es de Padre (este con-cepto abarca todo lo que es un padre y una madre, aunque su-perados); pero también es Hijo, la esencia de ser un hijo como misterio de generación eterna; y también es por encima de cualquier cosa amor, se expresa a sí mismo, se dice a sí mismo, como amor, como Espíritu. Todo ello en Dios es esencial: no puede ser Padre solo; no puede ser Hijo solo; no puede ser Es-píritu solo. La Trinidad, pues, es un diálogo eterno de relaciones de amor, porque el Hijo procede del Padre y el Espíritu del Pa-dre y el Hijo. ¡Qué misterio tan insondable! En la solemnidad de hoy, pues, alabamos este misterio formulado en la tradición teológica con palabras y símbolos. Pero de esa manera Dios no es un misterio neutral; hablar de que es Padre, Hijo y Espíritu significa que siente como un padre y una madre; siente la expe-riencia de ser Hijo con lo que ello significa en relación a unos padres y se expresa como Dios amando, y no de otra manera. Esto es lo más importante de la Trinidad. Las lecturas de la liturgia de hoy acompañan con un tono cálido a esta solemni-dad. Que sepamos profundizar en ello y que por la intercession de la Virgen, nuestro vida vaya siempre acompañada del amor Trinitario.
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MASS SCHEDULE/Horario de las Misas Saturday Vigil /Sábado Vigilia 4:00 p.m. St. Mary Sunday/Domingo 9:00 a.m. St. Mary 11:00 a.m. St. Mary Español 1:00 p.m. St. Mary Luganda 6:00 p.m. St. Mary Español Monday-Friday/Lunes-Viernes 12:10 p.m. St. Mary Friday/Viernes 8:00 p.m. St. Mary Luganda Holy Days/Dias de Precepto 12:10 p.m. St. Mary 7:00 p.m. St. Mary Español
CONFESSIONS/Confesiones Mon.-Thurs./Lunes-Jueves 11:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. St. Mary Friday/Viernes 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. St. Mary Saturday/Sábado 3:00 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. St. Mary
MORNING PRAYER/ Oración Matutina Sunday/Domingo 8:30 a.m. - 8:45 a.m. St. Mary
PRAY THE ROSARY/El Santo Rosario Monday-Friday/Lunes-Viernes 11:30 a.m. St. Mary Sunday/Domingo 10:30 a.m. St. Mary Español
ADORATION/Adoración Friday/Viernes 12:45 p.m. - 5:45p.m. St. Mary
COMMUNION TO SICK & HOMEBOUND Comunión a los hogares y enfermos
Call the parish office 781-891-1730 Llamar al Padre Francisco 781-891-1730
CATECHESIS/Catequesis Nilvia Hernández 781-308-4961 or [email protected]
AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM/Programa Después de la Escuela Kateri Thekaekara 781-577-2262 or [email protected]
QUINCE AÑOS Llamar al Padre Francisco para programar la celebración. La joven debe estar participando en el Programa de Confirmación.
BAPTISM/Bautismo Parents must call the parish office (781-891-1730) to receive infor-mation about preparation and baptism. Parents and godparents must attend a preparation class. Baptisms are on the first Sunday of the month during the Mass. Para Bautismos padres deben llamar a la oficina (781-891-1730). Padres y padrinos deben asistir a la preparación. El Bautizo se lleva-ra a cabo el primer domingo del mes en la misa de las 11:00 a.m.
SACRAMENTS OF INITIATION/Sacramentos de Iniciación Adults and children (age 7+) who want to receive the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, or First Communion must attend preparation classes. Call the parish office for information. Los adultos y niños (7+) que desean recibir los sacramentos del Bau-tismo, la Confirmación o la Primera Comunión pueden tomar clases de preparación para los sacramentos. Llamar a la oficina.
MARRIAGE/Matrimonio Call the parish office to arrange a meeting./Llamar a la oficina.
STAFF Pastor/Párroco Rev. Michael Nolan Parochial Vicar/Vicario Par. Rev. Joseph Diem Parochial Vicar/Vicario Par. Rev. Francisco Gongora Business Mgr./Dir. de Negocios Mary McCarthy Sexton/Sacristán Michael Welch
IN RESIDENCE/En residencia Rev. Charles Mulindwa
SAINT MARY PARISH Parish Office: 781-891-1730 Fax: 781-209-0555 Mailing Address: 133 School Street, Waltham, MA 02451 Email: [email protected] Website: stmarywaltham.org
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Fr. John UnniPASTOR
Saint Cecilia Parish, BostonAssociate Fire Chaplain
Boston Fire Department
BOARD MEMBER
Pine Street Inn
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