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Catholic Parishes of ARLINGTON MARCH 22, 2020 Explore, Engage, Discover Catholic Parishes of ARLINGTON MARCH 22, 2020 Explore, engage, discover. Wherever you are, whenever you are ready, we are here for you. All are welcome. Contact us! We’ll see you online! We are most happy to welcome new members to our community and invite new members to introduce themselves to a member of the Staff. We want to know and serve you. We pray that you SAINT CAMILLUS SAINT AGNES will also become involved in your parish by joining us with your prayers, presence, talents, and financial assistance according to your means. 12:00 PM Daily Mass Parish registration forms are available BROADCAST ON FACEBOOK LIVE AT FACEBOOK/CPARLINGTONMA in the churches and by contacting the Collaborative Office. Registered parishioners are asked to notify the Office of any address changes. John 9:1-41 I was blind and now I see 781.648.0220 4thSunday cparlingtonma CPARL.ORG OF LENT A MESSAGE FROM FR. MARC Dear Friends, when we have a better understanding of the As I was standing in front of St. impact. You may wish to contribute through the Agnes Church Sunday Morning, I online platform at cparl.org on the home page, found myself staring at the flower where you can click on online giving and make beds. My mind was going through an offertory gift to either St. Agnes or St. every scenario that may me before us. Camillus Parishes. Mailing your contribution is Then I saw what I was staring at. also a good option, but please don’t mail cash These flowers, that normally would only checks or money orders. I thank you for Fr. Marc Bishop - Pastor St. Agnes and St. Camillus have weeks before they would appear your concern for your parish. are showing full of expectation and This is an unprecedented moment that needs to hope. It is a symbol of the long and imposed Holy be discerned not spurned. Why do we feel loss at Saturday we are living. It is a time full of angst and this? Does this moment reveal our need, our expectation awaiting the Resurrection. It is a moment thirst for communion with Christ and His that cannot be "hacked" by human ingenuity or will. It is Church? What can I do to better witness to and a time of pensive and pregnant expectation. The Gospel live out of that thirst? of God's Creation is a worthy Minister of God's hope. We will be posting on our website resources for I am grateful to all who have reached-out to me to families and individuals to help them during this express their willingness to lend aid to those of our Faith difficult and confusing period in our long Family, especially to be assistance to our beloved elders. history. I encourage you to watch Mass on TV or If you have a need, please call the Collaborative Office online. CatholicTV.org is an excellent resource (781-648-0220). We can get you in touch with one of for you as well: Broadcasting Masses and other these willing disciples of Christ. programming produced to help you be informed St. Agnes Church was cleaned with a sanitizing solution. and grow in your faith life. We will be We will be cleaning St. Camillus, as well. I still broadcasting a Mass each day at 12:00 PM at encourage people coming to our churches for private facebook.com/cparlingtonma, while the state of prayers to sanitize your hands as they enter and leave - emergency is in effect. We will be publishing a you may need to provide your own, the Church's tentative Triduum Schedule soon. We could sanitizer keeps walking-off. Our churches are open possibly be combining the services held at St. during the day (St. Agnes Lower Church 6:00 AM to Agnes and St. Camillus so that we may provide 6:00 PM and St. Camillus Church 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM) worthy celebrations in honor of God. and we will continue Exposition of the Blessed We live in HOPE: the persistent expectation that Sacrament from 6:00 AM to 7:00 AM, Monday through what God has promised in Christ is coming Saturday, in St. Agnes Lower Church. about. Prayer for your wellbeing and for all those Some have asked about our financial situation. The who you hold dear, I am impact upon our ability to pay employees and meet our In Christ, financial commitments is of concern. We will be taking Fr. Marc money from our savings to insure that our employees get paid. I will be giving a more detailed explanation 2 | THE CATHOLIC PARISHES OF ARLINGTON - SAINT AGNES AND SAINT CAMILLUS MASS INTENTIONS, AS PREVIOUSLY SCHEDULED, WILL BE PRAYED FOR AT THE 12:00 PM PRAYER FACEBOOK LIVE MASS AT FACEBOOK.COM/CPARL INGTONMA. SAINT CAMILLUS MASS INTENTIONS SAINT AGNES MASS INTENTIONS SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 2020 SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 2020 9:00 AM Brad Bigham 7:00 AM Fr. Myron, OFM 4:30 PM Antonio and Salvatore DeStefano 4:00 PM Hermano Medeiros SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 2020 5:15 PM Hermano Medeiros 9:00 AM William F. Brennan, Jr. SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 2020 11:00 AM Corinne Radulski 9:00 AM Humberto Serpa MONDAY, MARCH 23, 2020 10:30 AM Month’s Mind Bereavement Mass 9:00 AM Parish Book of Intentions 12:00 PM Mass for the people TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 2020 5:00 PM Donnamarie T. Silva 9:00 AM John and Pauline Fontas TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 2020 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2020 7:00 AM The Skerry family 9:00 AM Joseph and Rose Magna WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25,,2020 THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 2020 7:00 AM Bishop Richard Lennon 9:00 AM Lawrence Melia 5:30 PM Margaret Mitchell FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 2020 THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 2020 9:00 AM Gertrude Horgan 7:00 AM Luigi and Carmella DeMaina SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 2020 and family 9:00 AM Herman Brennan FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 2020 4:30 PM Anthony J. Grande 5:30 PM Ronald Noonan SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 2020 SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 2020 9:00 AM Antonio Pascuito 7:00 AM Mary Feeney 11:00 AM Sara Kelly 4:00 PM Francis T. McCauley 5:15 PM José Demelo and family PLEASE PRAY FOR... SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 2020 Please pray for John P. Fontas whose funeral we 9:00 AM James and Mary McGrath celebrated this past week. Pray also for the sick of our 12:00 PM William J. Niland 5:00 PM Albert F. HeatleyIII parish along with those who are serving in our Armed Forces that they may return home safely. PLEASE PRAY FOR... Dorothy Healy who passed away on March 1, 2020, HAVE A PRAYER REQUEST? whose funeral will be held at a later date. We stand in Email us your prayer request at [email protected] solidarity with all those impacted by disease including or visit cparl.org/need-prayer. people who are infected, their families, health workers and governments working to slow its spread.” IT’S NOT TOO LATE FOR THE BEST LENT EVER As part of our Dynamic Parish Initiative, we invite everyone in our parish to participate in the Best Lent Ever program. By joining, you will receive a 3 minute video reflection each morning from Ash Wednesday to Easter. The reflections feature Matthew Kelly and are based on the book we handed out at Christmas, Rediscover the Saints. As we often say, Lent shouldn’t be focused simply on what we give up, but on who we become through the disciplines of prayer, fasting, and generosity. Let’s all move toward becoming a-better-version- of-ourselves and discover together the amazing possibilities God has in store for each of us this Lent. It’s simple to sign up at BestLentEver.com. MARCH 22, 2020 – FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT | 3 STUDY WATCH Pulling together the best in Catholic movies, children’s programming, audio dramas, and books, Formed.org provides a trusted and engaging entertainment alternative in FORGIVEN: THE TRANSFORMING POWER OF support of a Catholic lifestyle. CONFESSION, IS THE LATEST ADDITION TO THE AUGUSTINE INSTITUTE'S LIBRARY OF LEARN SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION PROGRAMS. Formed.org Bible studies, sacramental prep AS A FORMED SUBSCRIBER, YOU HAVE materials, documentaries, books, and audio ACCESS TO ALL 9 SESSIONS OF THE PARISH talks from leading Catholic experts will help EDITION IN ENGLISH. you grow in understanding your faith. SHARE Encountering and sharing Formed.org content has never been easier. Share the platform with other parishioners, send a subscription to a friend and help them engage via their mobile, tablet, or connected TV device. VISIT FORMED.ORG AND REGISTER USING OUR JOIN BROTHER FRANCIS AT FORMED.ORG AS PARISH CODE: FJ47GD HE HELPS CHILDREN UP TO 8 YEARS OLD UNDERSTAND HOW TO LIVE A JOY-FILLED CATHOLIC LIFE. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION SAINT CAMILLUS PARISH SAINT AGNES PARISH ALL RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASSES ARE CANCELED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE FAITH-BASED RESOURCES Catch a livestream of Eucharistic Adoration on www.savior.org The Hallow app is offering three months free (typically $8.99/month) Formed.org is free for all parishioners - See details above on how to access. Watch 12:00 PM daily Mass from the St. Agnes Parish Center Chapel at facebook.com/cparlingtonma 4 | THE CATHOLIC PARISHES OF ARLINGTON - SAINT AGNES AND SAINT CAMILLUS GENEROSITY SOCIETY OF SAINT VINCENT ARLINGTON FOOD PANTRY DE PAUL In this challenging time, please continue In today’s Gospel, as Jesus gives sight to be generous in your response to the to the blind man. Through grace we needs of the hungry.
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