Parish of the Holy Eucharist Holy Martyrs Sacred Heart St Gregory St Jude January 24, 2021 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time Parish & Diocesan Happenings Pastor’s Pondering (pg 2) STAY ‘CONNECTED’ GOD IS EVER CALLING US

POTHE PUBLIC MASS SCHEDULE: In our first reading, we hear the middle part of the story of . Previously, Jonah was asked by God to preach to the Assyrians in Nineveh All Masses at Holy Martyrs will continue to be live streamed. Go to: pothe.org. and click on ‘Watch Mass Live” or go to pothe.org/facebook. a word of repentance and he headed in the opposite direction! They had destroyed Israel Weekend Mass Schedule: in a previous war, and Jonah did not believe that Holy Martyrs: Saturday at 4:00 pm they deserved God’s mercy. He hitches a ride on a ship. A storm Sunday at 8:30 am, 10:30 am, & 5:30 pm arises, the crew believes that this prophet is responsible, they throw him overboard and he lives in the belly of a large fish for three days. Sacred Heart: Saturday at 4:00 pm Sunday 8:00 am, 11:00am As a child, I wondered how someone could possibly live inside a St. Gregory: Saturday at 4:00 pm, Sunday at 8:30am large fish, even with God’s help. Now I see that the story is more St. Jude: Sunday at 9:30 am about our need to respond God’s will. God saw what Jonah could not, in the people of Nineveh and in himself. When Jonah finally comes Daily Mass Schedule: around to do as God has asked, he is fabulously successful. The Holy Martyrs: Mon, Tues 8:15am & 5:30 pm whole, large city experiences conversion before he is halfway through Wed 7:30 am, Thur 5:30pm his preaching. Jonah is contrasted to the two sets of brothers that St. Gregory: Friday at 8:00 am Jesus calls to be Apostles. They respond immediately, leaving their Sacred Heart: Sat at 8:15 am families, partners, and livelihood behind to follow this carpenter who announces that the Kingdom of God is at hand. Eucharistic Adoration Holy Martyrs: Monday 8:45 - 10:00 am Our assures us that God is ever calling us: to conversion, to holiness, to evangelize. Few of us would like to be as obstinate as Jonah. However, there are times that we question God’s will. We pick St. Gregory: Fridays at 8:30 - 9:30 am and choose what teachings of the Church we want to obey. We can rationalize our behavior to conclude that “God will understand” why Confession: we chose the decision that we made. We often judge that another St Gregory : Saturday 2:00 pm - 3:15 pm may not be worthy of God’s grace or has not done enough in our Holy Martyrs: Saturday 2:00 pm - 3:15 pm eyes to merit. On the other hand, we acknowledge that making life Holy Martyrs: Tuesday 12:30 pm - 1:00 pm changing decisions that affect others are hard to do quickly. I may feel a need to live more simply, but can I take away things from my family? Act of Contrition: O my God, I am heartily sorry for having offended How much time is sufficient to weigh the pros and the cons? Perhaps Thee, and I detest all my sins because of thy just punishments, but most challenging, what if I am not really hearing the voice of God? most of all because they offend Thee, my God, who art all good and deserving of all my love. I firmly resolve with the help of Thy grace to Our readings this weekend call us to understand that we live our sin no more and to avoid the near occasion of sin. Amen. discipleship on a continuum. Sometimes we are more like the earlier Jonah, and other times we respond with the clarity of Simon and Spiritual Communion: “My Jesus, I believe that you are present in Andrew. An important skill is learning to discern the voice of God. This the Most Holy Sacrament. I love you above all things and I desire to involves several movements. First, distinguishing God’s voice from receive you into my soul. Since I cannot at this moment receive you the many other voices that compete for my attention. Like a baby with sacramentally, come at least spiritually into my heart. I embrace you their parents, we can learn to recognize differences. Secondly, can I as if you were already there and unite myself wholly to you. Never permit me to be separated from you.” Amen.” be humble enough to learn when I have resisted God’s will or when I followed a false voice? God does not look to reward those who respond the fastest. His desire is that we end up where he created us to be. Thirdly, do I use all the tools available to me to be open to God’s voice: personal , the teachings of the , Knights of Columbus the Scriptures and writing of trusted spiritual authors, especially the Council #15791 , and a circle of faith filled friends and family? The other necessary skill is to be gentle with ourselves. If Jonah had gone into despair at his initial reticence, he would have remained closed to God. If the Apostles had congratulated themselves for their Please support KOC Programs & Fundraisers: initial success all the time, they would not have understood the times that they wandered from Jesus’ path and needed reconciliation. At Empty Clynk bags are available at the rear of each Church. any given moment or situation, there may be room for doubt and Return all bags to any Hannaford Store. Proceeds benefit worthy confusion. We know that God is always communicating with us. We causes of Knights of Columbus Council 15791. do our best to listen and respond. When we are successful, give thanks. When we ignore or miss his voice, ask for forgiveness and Thank you for your continued support!! grace in the future. BECOME A KNIGHT: For more info www.kofc.org/joinus --- Father Phil Family Faith Formation Parish & Diocesan Happenings (pg 3)

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GOSPEL BACKGROUND The Bible is full of “call stories”. They are times and events when God calls someone to do something and she or he responds in one way or another. You remember , Jonah, , Mary, . Jesus called His people to come together around Him and He calls us to do the same. SEEK21 Convention Goes Virtual on February 4-7 GOSPEL ACCORDING TO MARK 1: 14-20 Thousands of people will gather individually and in small groups across the country to learn about joy, peace, hope, and salvation After John had been arrested, Jesus came to Galilee at SEEK21, a national convention on February 4-7 organized by proclaiming the gospel of God: “This is the time of fulfillment. FOCUS (Fellowship of Catholic University Students), a Catholic The kingdom of God is at hand. Repent, and believe in the gospel.” As he passed by the Sea of Galilee, collegiate outreach group with a mission to share the hope and joy he saw Simon and his brother Andrew casting of the Catholic faith with college and university students, including their nets into the sea; they were fishermen. at the University of Maine in Orono. The event will be broadcast live Jesus said to them, “Come after me, and I will make you fishers with appearances by renowned Catholic speakers including Bishop of men.” Then they abandoned their nets and followed him. Robert Barron and Sister Miriam James (full list of speakers at https:// He walked along a little farther and saw James, the son of Zebedee, seek.focus.org/about/speakers). The virtual convention will also and his brother John. They too were in a boat mending their nets. Then feature Mass, prayer, discussions, entertainment, and much more. he called them. So they left their father Zebedee in the boat along with the hired men and followed him. To learn more about ways in which you can participate in the convention, visit https://seek.focus.org. If you are interested in WE PRAY: joining the UMaine group, contact Nina Cardillo at (443) 995-8434 or [email protected]. “Lord Jesus, help our family to follow you because you know what will make us truly happy and free. (Our Father, who art in heaven…”)

WE TALK: What am I willing to give up or take on to follow Jesus more closely? Did I think, say, or do something today to bring me closer to God?

WE ACT: We will continue to think about the lives of our two companion Saints this month: St. Elizabeth Ann Seton (American) and St. Jon Bosco (Italian). What made them special and how did they their lives bring them close to God? Was it always easy? What brought them joy?

The reign of God is now. Are you willing to drop what you are doing to follow Jesus’ call? Believe that God will give you what you need. (Mark 1:14-20).

If you think God is calling you to be a priest, deacon, brother or sister,contact Fr. Seamus Griesbach: 207-773-6471; email: [email protected] Go to: https://abbaportland.org/donate Parish & Diocesan Happenings (pg 4)

Come Pray for the Protection of Life Sunday, January 31, 2021 from 2-4pm at Holy Martyrs Church. Rosary for Life and Divine Mercy Coming Next Week... Chaplet will be prayed with silent time for Eucharistic Adoration. Lent at POTHE COVID Safety precautions will be followed. Service will be Live Ash Wednesday Schedule Streamed on parish website and Facebook. Individual, Family & Small Group book recommendations Go to: https://pothe.org Stations of the Cross Schedule & Locations Ignatian Volunteer Corps (IVC) Reconciliation Schedule for Lent in Portland Holy Week Easter Mass Lottery The Ignatian Volunteer Corps (IVC) is a national lay Catholic organization that matches seasoned professionals aged 50 and Santuary Candle Intentions over with charities and nonprofits seeking skilled volunteer services. IVC service corps members are asked to commit to serve one or two days a week for ten months of the year after being carefully placed in roles that allow them to share their skills and life experience. Members agree that what sets IVC apart from other volunteer opportunities is its spiritual reflection program that helps participants learn how to use their work as a living prayer to God. Learn more about the mission and success of the IVC, including how you can participate, Sunday, January 24th through Go to: https://portlanddiocese.org/content/%E2%80%9Ccommunity- Saturday, January 30th support%E2%80%9D-ignatian-volunteer-corps-portland- celebrates-one-year-service-and Holy Martyrs Church In Honor of Alexander Caron by Lourdes Benito St Gregory Church With Deep Gratitude to Venerable Pere Alfred Pampalon Go to: https://pothe.org/sanctuary-lamp

Family and Faith in the Home ‘Spiritual Practices During a Time Webinar: January 27th of Isolation’ January 30th

Maine Catholics are invited to participate in a three-part, Dr. Lyndall Hare will present “Spiritual Practices During a Time interactive series of free webinars entitled “Family and Faith in of Isolation,” a free online event, on Saturday, January 30, from the Home.” The series, sponsored by the Diocese of Manchester, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The program, offered in conjunction with New Hampshire, will focus on introducing basic concepts to allow ’s College of Maine, is a workshop on practical spiritual participants to foster strong marriages and family lives. The three practices that one can undertake during this time when so many themes are: Communication in Marriage (January 13), Messy feel isolated. Dr. Hare has been described as a "born storyteller" Parenting 101 (January 20), and Evangelizing Your Children who, through guided imagery, leads people on a journey where (January 27). Mike and Alicia Hernon of the Messy Family Project their personal stories intersect with the spiritual allowing the power will facilitate the series. The mission of the Messy Family Project of transformation to occur. To register: is to empower parents, strengthen marriage, and bring families to Christ. For more information, view the flyer and registration page https://portlanddiocese.org/content/free-%E2%80%9Cspiritual- at https://messyfamily.eventbrite.com practices-during-time-isolation%E2%80%9D-online-event Calendar of Events Mass Schedule & Prayer Intentions (pg 5) Saturday, January 23 Latin American Missions Saturday, January 23 7:00 am SH That Man Is You (Virtual) 8:15 am SH Fr. M Cosimo Pelle by Catherine Ferretti 8:15 am SH Public Mass 4:00 pm HM Fr. M SI: Recovery of Tyler Duran by Jody Duran 2:00 pm Confession (HM & SG) 4:00 pm SH Fr. T Tom Mardas by Mary Mardas & Family 4:00 pm Public Mass (HM, SG & SH) 4:00 pm SG Fr. K Ernie Austin by Pat Storey Sunday, January 24 Latin American Missions Sunday, January 24 8:00 am SH Public Mass 8:00 am SH Fr. T Gloria Morales by Rose T York 8:30 am Public Mass (HM & SG) 8:30 am HM Fr. M Mary P Mitchell by Her Loving Family 9:30 am SJ Public Mass 8:30 am SG Fr. K Ernie Austin by Pat Dunn 10:30 am HM Public Mass 9:30 am SJ Fr. T All POTHE Parishioners 11:00 am SH Public Mass 10:30 am HM Fr. M James O Harris by The Knights of Columbus 12:15 pm SH Baptism: Chase Richard Griffin 11:00 am SH Fr. K Robert Kaliban by Beth & Tom Snow and Family 5:30 pm HM Public Mass 5:30 pm HM Fr. M James A McBrady by The McBrady Family Monday, January 25 Monday, January 25 8:15 am HM Public Mass 8:15 am HM Fr. M Teresa & Henry DeSantis by Mildred & Frank Thiboutot 8:45 am HM Eucharistic Adoration 5:30 pm HM Fr. T All Souls by Mr & Mrs Jeff O’Gorman/ & Margo 5:30 pm HM Public Mass Keeley Tuesday, January 26 6:30pm SH POTHE Boy Scouts (until 8:00 pm) 8:15 am HM Fr. M All Souls by Mr & Mrs Joseph Bernard/Mr & Mrs Senecal Tuesday, January 26 5:30 pm HM Fr. T Daniel Grondin Cardillo by His Loving Family 8:15 am HM Public Mass Wednesday, January 27 9:00 am HM Centering Prayer 7:30 am HM Fr. T Lev Agren & for the Family & Friends of the Agren Family 10:30 am VC Friends in Faith (Virtual) 12:30 pm HM Confession Thursday, January 28 5:30 pm HM Fr. T Robert George Krause by Kristen & Family 5:30 pm HM Public Mass Friday, January 29 Wednesday, January 27 8:00 am SG Fr. K Father Werner Wolf, OFM Cap. by Father Peter Kaseta 7:30 am HM Public Mass Saturday, January 30 9:00 am HM Opus Dei Day of Reflection for Women 5:00 pm HM Opus Dei Day of Reflection for Men 8:15 am SH Fr. M Theresa McBrady by Mr & Mrs James Keeley

Thursday, January 28 4:00 pm HM Fr. M SI: Recovery for Robert Schwalbenberg by Jody Duran 5:30 pm HM Public Mass 4:00 pm SH Fr. T SI: Rita Morency by The Chapman Family 6:30 pm HM Finance Council 4:00 pm SG Fr. K SI:Davey Plourde by Kathrina Frost Friday, January 29 Sunday, January 31 8:00 am SG Public Mass 8:00 am SH Fr. T All POTHE Parishioners 8:30am SG Eucharistic Adoration 8:30 am HM Fr. M Olga Esty by The Nastro Family Saturday, January 30 8:30 am SG Fr. K Bill Kopacz by The Portland Terminal Gang 7:00 am SH That Man Is You (Virtual) 9:30 am SJ Fr. T SI: John Emmanuel Kourinos by Margaret Corral 8:15 am SH Public Mass 10:30 am HM Fr. M Marie Meuse by Jeanne & Chuck Meuse 10:00 am HM Funeral: Olga Esty 11:00 am SH Fr. K Mr & Mrs William B Mahoney by The McBrady Family 5:30 pm HM Fr. M Lev Agren & for the Family & Friends of the Agren Family 2:00 pm Confession (HM & SG 4:00 pm Public Mass (HM, SG & SH) Parish Information Sunday, January 31 Wishing to Become Catholic: Please contact the parish office and ask 8:00 am SH Public Mass for Lifelong Faith Formation Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick and Pastoral Care to 8:30 am Public Mass (lHM & SG) the Sick and Homebound: Please call the parish office with the name, 9:30 am SJ Public Mass condition, address, and phone number of the person who is in need 10:30 am HM Public Mass Sacrament of Baptism for Infants: Please contact Deacon Dennis as soon as you give birth to your child 11:00 am SH Public Mass Adult Confirmation: Please contact Georgette in the Lifelong Faith 2:00pm HM Pro Life Prayer Service (until 4:00pm) Formation Office 5:30 pm HM Public Mass Sacrament of Marriage: Please contact the parish office at least 6 months in advance of the desired date of your wedding Making Funeral Arrangements: Please conact the funeral home, and they will assist you in making making arrangements for the church FOOD, SPIRITS & SPORTS PIZZA • PASTA • SUBS 28 SATELLITE HI-DEF TV’S Courtesy, Quality & Service... 940 US ROUTE 1, YARMOUTH Open Daily 10:30 ‘til late A winning combination since 1939 James Pierson - Manager 791 Rt. 1, Yarmouth 7 Main Street, Freeport (207) 846-4223 846-3701 865-4700 [email protected] Tim Winkeler (Parishioner) MOORE PAINTING INC.

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Fr. Philip Tracy Fr. Kaseta, OFM Cap Fr. Paul Marquis Deacon Melissa Bagdon Kim Palli Kim Lovett Jen Runge Pastor Parochial Vicar Parochial Vicar Dennis Popadak Business Mgr. Communications Dir. Faith Formation Music Ministry Dir All staff may be reached by emailing: [email protected] or calling the parish office (207.847.6890) Bulletin item submissions are due 10 days prior to publication. Submit items to [email protected] Holy Martyrs Masses & Adoration are streamed live to our website and Facebook Live Watch Sunday Mass on TV Channel 1303 at 10am & 4pm (pre-recorded broadcast) Parish of the Holy Eucharist Office, 266 Foreside Rd., Falmouth, ME, 04105, 207.847.6890 Find us online at pothe.org & on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram. Holy Martyrs Church: 266 Foreside Rd., Falmouth St. Gregory Church: 24 North Raymond Rd., Gray Sacred Heart Church: 326 Main St., Yarmouth St. Jude Church: 134 Main St., Freeport

Apostolate of Prayer for Priests Pray for those who are ill or recovering from surgery… of the Portland Diocese John Lambert, Patricia Becker, Liz Chandler, Dave Toulouse, John V., Bonnie LaChance (wife of Paul LaChance), Michael Rice, Esther Rev. Robert L Lupo Saturday 1/23 Sedzia, William E Palli, Sr., Patricia Merrill, Erin Murphy, Michael Rev. Eddy J Morin Lewis, Karen Roberts, Louise Desjardins, Linda Momberket, Carrianne V. Rev. Richard C Malo Fecteau, Allison Hincks, Peter Coffin, Don Gove, Bill Stanbro, Catherine Sunday 1/24 Rev. C James Martel D’Amboise, Gloria Legare, The Becker Family, Paul Taylor, Gloria Rev. Kevin M Upham Latini Babin, Karen Belaire, Sharyl Webster, Maryhelen Rice, Gretchan Monday 1/25 Rev. Robert J Pecoraro, SJ Sayward, Tim Dexter, Marie McCann, Jason Leo Vaz, Dominic D., Kara Salvadore, Brian Pebbles Msgr. J Joseph Ford Tuesday 1/26 Rev. Peter Kaseta, OFM Cap Pray for our seminarians… Matt Valles, Joshua Maloney, Liam Rev. Antony Mullaney Gallagher, Joshua Guillemette, Than Pham, Hoa Nguyen Wednesday 1/27 Rev. Robert C Valliancourt Let us continue to keep in our healing … Brother Gary Rev. Antony Alexander Maria Doss Potvin, Cynthia Sister-In-Law of Brother Chris Madden, Brother Paul Thursday 1/28 Rev. Robert A Parent Metevier, Fr. Ray Pickard, Laurene, wife of Brother Dennis Dempsey, Rev. P Cote Anne Theriault sister-in-law of Brother George Spino, Brother Mark Friday 1/29 Bastey, Michael A Stone, brother-in-law of Brother Frank Lemanski, Rev. Raymond Picard Rev. Roger P Chabot Nancy, wife of Brother John Walkenford, Yvonne, wife of Brother Chuck Saturday 1/30 Devine, Cindy, wife of Brother Steve Carrier, Brother Gerald Bose, Rev. Albert Roux Rev. Patrick J Finn Brother Frank Knight, Brother Joe Mathew & wife Doris, George Fuller, Sunday 1/31 brother of Brother Jonathan Fuller, Family of Brother Chris Handley on Rev. Hubert J Paquet the loss of his Father-in-law Ernie Austin, Brother Charles Thurston WEEKLY OFFERTORY $25,330.32 ꟷ JANUARY 07 TO JANUARY 13, 2020 Please consider making an online offertory donation via WeShare to help our Parish during this uncertain time. Go to: pothe.org and select the WeShare button (right below the bulletin link button). Questions? Contact Melissa by phone at 207-553-7158 or by email at [email protected]