& Saint Thomas More

COLLABORATIVE PARISHES OF SACRED HEART & SAINT THOMAS MORE

July 8th 2018 —14 th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Collaborative Office: Sacred Heart Elementary School: 55 Commercial Street 75 Commercial Street Weymouth, MA 02188 Weymouth, MA 02188 Phone: (781) 335-6010 (781) 337-6333 or (781) 843-1980 www.sacredheartschoolweymouth.org www.SHSTM.org 1

Catechetical Corner Him because he was a lowly carpenter ’s son, teaching in the The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, for he sent me to bring synagogue. What could He know? “And they took offense at glad tidings to the poor (Lk 4:18). him. ” How many of us have tried to share our faith in Jesus The New Evangelization is not new. It is merely a term with others only to have them take offense at us? Where did Jesus get His wisdom, His listeners wondered? Where do we used to remind us that the Gospel is meant to be preached in a get our wisdom? Like Jesus, we get our wisdom from the Ho- way that speaks to the people of a particular culture in a par- ly Spirit. We have the blueprint of God ’s own Words and ticular time and place. The Good News of Jesus Christ is deeds to sustain us as we strive to obey His command to timeless and universal, but the way it is preached must be rel- preach and teach His Gospel in our world. Like Jesus, we evant to its hearers. Just as Jesus spoke to the first disciples, may be “amazed ” at the lack of faith so that our words may He now speaks to us, through the power of the Holy Spirit, in not have any effect on our listeners. But still we must, like Ezekiel, be obedient to God ’s command to preach His Word, His Word and in His Church. We are the Church. The New whether it is heeded or not. People of God, called by virtue of our Baptism to be prophets, We must preach knowing that God ’s Word, spoken messengers of God ’s Word where we are, as we are. through us, will not return to Him empty, “but will accom- Today ’s First Reading is taken from the Book of Ezekiel, plish what He desires, and achieve the purpose for which he the great prophet of the Old Testament. The Spirit entered sent it (See Is 55:11). The Gospel cannot be preached in vain. into Ezekiel; the Spirit entered into us at our Baptism. Ezekiel Even if it appears to have no effect on those who have hard- heard God speak; we hear God speak in the messages of our ened their hearts against it, God has some plan for them that Holy Father, in our Sunday homilies, but most emphatically we may not know. We know that His Word, His plan, will be through the words contained in the Holy Bible, God ’s very accomplished. We may never see the fruit of His words that own Word. Ezekiel was sent out to speak God ’s message in we speak, but we must continue to plant the seeds of His his world; we are sent out, at the end of every Mass, to speak Truth, His Way, His Life in the world. Then, just as God God ’s message in our world. We have been commissioned to promised Isaiah, we ourselves will go out in joy and be led preach and teach all that Jesus has commanded us to do. And, forth in peace (Is 55:12). just like Ezekiel, many, as we speak the Word of God in our Unless, we are doing the Lord ’s work, there is no homes, our community, our workplace, will reject it, because peace and joy in our own hearts. Like He once gave to Ezeki- they do not know how much Jesus loves them, how God gave el and Isaiah, and all the prophets before us, the Sovereign His own Son to save them, how, through faith in Jesus, they LORD has given me a well -instructed tongue, to know the will find a peace beyond understanding. So, just as Jesus once word that sustains the weary. He wakens me morning by said to Saint Paul, he now says to us: I am sending you to morning, wakens my ear to listen like one being instructed (Is open their eyes, so that they may turn from darkness to light 50:4). So, we, too, must listen to the Lord ’s Word morning by and from the power of Satan to God, that they may receive morning, reflecting on its meaning for our time and place. forgiveness of sins and a place among those who are sancti- The Lord has given us the Gifts of the Holy Spirit, the fied by faith in me (Acts 26:18). gifts of knowledge, understanding, counsel. Like any gifts, In today ’s Second Reading, Saint Paul ’s words remind us these are worthless if they are not used. If you have not yet how difficult the life of a Christian can be when people - become a student of the Bible, now is the time. Our own especially those whom we love the most -reject our words, the study and meditation on God ’s Word, the Bible, is vitally nec- Word of the Lord. Our lives may also be filled with weak- essary, because it is only through our witness to His Word nesses, insults, hardships, persecutions, and constraints, for that others can know the Word made flesh, who dwells the sake of Christ . Yet still, like Paul, the Lord is telling us: among us now. This is the New Evangelization; we are the My grace is sufficient for you, for power is made perfect in New Evangelists. And, just like the first evangelists -Matthew, weakness . The “abundance of revelations ” that Paul received, Mark, Luke and John - our words can change the world. the ones that caused him great elation, are the same revelations God makes to us in His Word, the Bible, today. Registration is now open for Family Faith Formation & But, even this great saint, suffered for his faithful witness Discipleship I & II Fall sessions. with a “thorn of flesh, ” a thorn that troubled him so much that Please register at www.shstm.org under the Family Faith tab. he begged God to take it from him. We too suffer from thorns Please also note that sessions will be held on Sunday at 4 in our flesh: sickness, loneliness, broken relationships, anxie- pm in Sacred Heart church hall and on Monday at 6 pm in ty and doubts. But through prayer and reflection upon His Saint Thomas More church hall for Family Faith session, Word, we too can boast most gladly of my weaknesses, in Grades 1 -6 (Parents attend these sessions with their order that the power of Christ may dwell with me. When peo- children.). ple witness us bearing our crosses with dignity, with faith and Learners in Grades 7 & 8 and Discipleship I and II will meet hope in the Lord ’s love and redemption, then they may see on alternating Tuesdays. Middle school (7&8) from 6-7:15 the power of His mercy at work in our world today. Then per- pm and Discipleship I 6 -7:15pm & Discipleship II 7:30 - haps, they will turn to Jesus in their weakness and be healed. 8:45 pm. This is our mission: to bring God ’s love and mercy to all we LIFT MINISTRIES will celebrate 12 years of ministry meet so that they, too, can be witnesses in our world. Since on Saturday, August 25 at LaSalette Shrine in Attleboro. Jesus commissioned the first Apostles, this has been His plan: Mass at 4 pm will be followed by a barbecue, which will be witnesses growing witnesses. followed by the usual LIFT format starting at As today ’s Gospel of Mark reveals, our task will not be easy. 7 pm. Although this event is free and open to all ages, tickets But, we can take hope from the Lord Himself. Jesus was not are needed so that supplies can be ordered. well -received in His own time and place. First, they mocked For tickets visit www.liftedhigher.com through August 19. 2

ANNOUNCING MASS TIME CHANGE Beginning on Thursday, August 2, 2018, the Tuesday and Thursday morning Masses at Sacred Heart Church, usually celebrated at 7 am, will now be celebrated at 9 am.

St. Paul tells us: All scripture is inspired by God and is useful for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for in righteousness, so that everyone who belongs to God may be proficient, equipped for every good work. [2 Timothy 3:16 -17 (NRSV)] In our collaborative there are small faith communities who seek to know God better by His Word, the Bible: Bread of Life Studies focus on Sunday readings. This group meets weekly on Wednesdays, 10:00 –11:30 AM in STM lower church hall. Contact: Mrs. Mary Fruth ( [email protected] ) In -home Bible Studies focus on specific Books of the Bible and meet weekly on Thursday evenings at 7 pm in leaders ’ homes. Contact: Mr. Ben Fehan ([email protected] ) Formed.org is an online platform featuring Catholic videos, books, documentaries and more. Choose to study, watch, or just listen to Catholic content. Parishioners may access this resource without cost. Contact: [email protected] . All parishioners are invited to join these studies and grow in knowledge, faith and love of Him, our Lord and Redeemer .

Pope Francis accepted the resignation of the Bishop John Anthony Dooher from the Office of Auxiliary Bishop of Archdiocese of Boston June 30. Bishop Dooher has reached the retirement age for bishops of 75. The resignation was publicized in Washington on June 30, 2018, by Archbishop Christophe Pierre, apostolic nuncio to the United States. Bishop John Dooher was born May 3, 1943 in Dorchester, MA. He attended St. John's Seminary and was ordained to the priesthood on May 21, 1969. Bishop Dooher is well known in our Weymouth parishes. As a young priest, he was assigned to St. Francis Xavier Parish in Weymouth and served as chaplains at South Shore Hospital and the South Weymouth Naval Air Station until 1974. From 1974 to 1991, Bishop Dooher served at St. Augustine Church in South Boston. From 1991 to 1996, he served at St. Vincent de Paul Church and Ss. Peter and Paul Church. He was then named pastor of St. Mary of the Assumption Church in Dedham in 1996. On October 12, 2006, Bishop Dooher was appointed Auxiliary Bishop of Boston and Titular Bishop of Theveste by Pope Benedict XVI. We pray that Bishop Dooher enjoys many years of good health, joy, and peace in his retirement.

Please pray for: Tony Conroy, Mary Fleming, Carolyn Ryan, Peter Aitken, Margaret Micele , Jannina Planeta, Ginny Salvaggio, Sara Meola, Amber Rea Johnson, Kevin Smith, Linda Antoniou, Dan O ’Brien, Colman Feeney, Anita Molisse, Denise Cremins, Janet Shiels, Herbert McMeekin , Maura Marino, Meaghan Morneau, Ann Dowd, Laura O ’Neill, Roseanne Hood, Bill Romanoff, John Hastie, Theresa MacMillian, Martin Beatty, Sean & Noreen Naughton, John Keeley, Madonna Smith, Marie Rita Maurano, Paul McGovern, Joseph O ’Reilly, Rosemary Haley, Mary Fleming, Donna O ’Reilly, Mary Eileen Cipullo, Pat Coleman, Frank Mahoney, Elizabeth Mastropole, Marie Santo, John Dingee, Jean & Tony Athas, Antoinetta Sheehan, Gina Pappas, Jackie Fuller, Robert McDermott, Paul Donohoe, Paul Hughes, Paul Boback, Diane Rogers, Julie Williams, Joseph Gavin, Peter Aitken, William Walsh, James Perkins, Tracey Cronin, Joseph & Lee Doyle, Irene Griffin, Theresa McIsaac, Teresa Connolly, Pat Smith, Dorothy Rocks, James Larson, Ruth Campbell, Marjorie Murphy, Donie Kenneally, Patricia Lee, Annabelle & John Coyle, Richard Murano, Debbie Turco, Irene B. Panaro, John Gifford, Maria Marini, Robert Harrington, Sheila Lucy, Joseph Yuska, Nora Hutchings, Theresa Romanoff, Paul McNamara, Marion Feeney, Bridget Callahan, Leone Walls, Mary Gallegos, Bob Clifford, Barbara Pugliese ... and our little ones: young Maeve Wilson, Olivia Marsh, Rory Tobin, Lucky Eschauzier, Ariana & Isabella, Mark & Ethan Mondello, Wil Rooney, Baby Lucas, Baby Marino & Baby Roland.

STM Readings, pg. 968 & Music SH Readings, pg. 1132 & Music E: All Creatures Of Our Lord and King J3 578 E:The Church of Christ G3 765 P: The Servant Song J3 816 P:The Summons G3 790 C. Gift Of Finest Wheat J3 791 C:Taste and See G3 930 R. Alleluia! Sing to Jesus J3 458 R: Alleluia! Sing to Jesus G3 949 3

Children ’s Ministries Appreciation Day at Canobie Lake Park was Monday, July 2. What a wonderful way to celebrate the service and sacrifice of the children and families of this collaborative who enhance our liturgies all year long by their commitment to music ministry, the child lector program and service at Holy Mass. Thank you!!

Please pray for our “captains, crews and castaways ” as they encounter Jesus in inspiring, engaging and fun ways. This year, we are exploring Sacred Scripture, The Sign of the Cross, Domestic Church, Forgiveness, and the Corporal Works of Mercy on a deserted island. July 9 -13. VBS Prayer Heavenly Father, let the changes in your children’s hearts this week be an inspiration to their families. Let parents and caretakers pursue a deeper relationship with you. Give kids strength to stand firmly rooted in their faith. Help their relationship with you grow through Christ our Lord, Amen .

Each year, the children who attend Vacation Bible School undertake a service project which allows reaching beyond one ’s self to help others. Again this year, the Collaborative of Sacred Heart and Saint Thomas More Parishes is supporting “Team Heart ”. Our collaborative connection with “Team Heart ” began through a parishioner, Nurse Practitioner Julie Carragher, who participates directly in the TEAM HEART mission each year by traveling to Rwanda with a medical team to provide cardiac care to children and adolescents who suffer from advanced rheumatic heart disease. Their mission includes the establishment of a sustainable regional center of excellence in cardiac care. The Regional Center includes cardiac surgery, a heart catheterization lab, rehabilitation and prevention, research and education in partnership with Rwanda local partners , support advocacy, and reduction in poverty for marginalized individuals suffering from cardiac disease. Please see www.teamheart.org for more information. Volunteers will be at the doors of the churches next weekend to collect your donations. Thank you!

Senior dinner and movie night—Save the Date: Saturday, July 21st. (immediately after 4pm Mass @ SH)

Movie: From here to Eternity: In Hawaii in 1941, a private is cruelly punished for not boxing on his unit's team, while his captain's wife and second -in -command are falling in love. Starring: Burt Lancaster, Montgomery Clift, Deborah Kerr, Donna Reed & Frank Sinatra

Dinner: Our team of dedicated chefs will be preparing Hamburgers and Hot Dogs on the grill. And sides of Potato Salad, Cole Slaw and Lemonade.

Desserts: Ice cream and toppings

Kindly, RSVP to our collaborative office so that we may prepare enough food for you and your guest.

Collaborative offices: 55 Commercial Street, Weymouth, MA 02188 Phone: (781) 337-6333 or (781) 843-1980 Sacred Heart Church: 72 Washington Street, Weymouth Saint Thomas More Church: 7 Hawthorn Road, Braintree

Fr. Sean M. Connor, Pastor Mary Beth Brady , Pastoral Associate: Music & Liturgy Ext 118 [email protected] Ext 116 [email protected]

Mary Gallegos, Secretary Maureen Simmons, Coordinator Lifelong Faith Formation Ext 110 [email protected] Ext 114 [email protected] Virginia Aitken, Admin Asst Janice Blodgett, Business Mgr. Ext 124 [email protected] Ext. 112 [email protected] Vicki Dromey, FACTS/Tuition Joanne Bibeau, Executive Asst. to Pastor and Business Manager Ext. 120 [email protected] Ext 115 [email protected] Deacon Kenneth N. Ryan , Senior Deacon Daniel McCarthy , Facilities Mgr. Patrick McCarthy , Asst Mgr. Joseph Donohoe , Facilities

Sacred Heart Elementary School Phone: (781) 335-6010 www.sacredheartschoolweymouth.org Dr. Gretchen Hawley, Principal [email protected] MaryJo Donofrio, Secretary [email protected]

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4pVigil Mass (SH) Fr. Joy 4p Vigil Mass (STM) Fr. Sean Hung Vo Francis (Frank) Mahoney (Special Intention) 9:30am: (SH) Fr. Sean 8a Family Mass (STM) Fr. Sean Edna Spillane (1st) Pro Populo 11:30am (SH) Samia Akoury Fr. Sean

Tue. 7/10 7a (SH): Weekday: James & Gena Fay Fr. Sean Wed. 7/11 9a (STM): St. Benedict: Margaret Shrine (Mass Card) Fr. Sean Thur.7/12 7a (SH): Weekday: Cari Widmyer (Mass Card) Fr. Sean Fri. 7/13 9a (STM): St. Henry: Patrick Hughes (B -day Rememberance) Fr. Sean & deceased of the Flynn & McManus Families

The Fifteenth Sunday In Ordinary Time ~ July 15th, 2018

4p Vigil Mass (SH) Fr. Joy 4p Vigil Mass (STM) Fr. Francis John & Elizabeth O ’Reilly John & Sophie McCabe Theresa (Terri) Manning John (Jack) & Margaret McCabe 9:30a Family Mass (SH) Fr. Francis & Edward J. McCabe Anne Tullis (2nd) 8a Family Mass (STM) Fr. Francis 11:30a (SH) Fr. Francis Pro Populo Eileen & Sean Linehan & Ann White

Stewardship: Time, Talent & Treasure Sacred Heart Parish Last weekend’s Offertory totals and breakdown -6/30 & 7/1/18 St. Thomas More Parish

Mass Percent Total % Envelope Mass Percent Total % Envelope Mass Count Capacity Offertory Mass Count Capacity Offertory 4:00pm 259 47% $2,556.00 74% 9:30am 309 56% $1,034.00 40% 4:00pm 154 47% $2,221.00 86%

11:30am 226 41% $1,650.00 58% 8:00am 147 45% $1,538.00 85%

Coin $5.45 Coin 0 301 Mass count 794 Online giving $3,813.09 39% Mass Count Online giving $238.75 5% SH Mail $417 & Other Parish $185 STM Mail $40 & Other Parish $726 Total Offertory: $9,660.54 Total Offertory: $4,763.75

Upcoming Collections: This Weekend: July 7th & 8th there will be one passing of the basket. Next Weekend: There will be one passing of the basket.

The Society's nearly 100,000 trained volunteers in the United States provided 17.9 million hours of volunteer service in 2015, helping more than 23 million people through visits to homes, prisons and hospitals at a value of nearly $1 billion dollars. If you need assistance, food pantry or other, please call St. Vincent de Paul @ St Thomas More (339) 987 -9624 St. Vincent de Paul @ Sacred Heart (339) 205 -8029

Our Collaborative Food Pantry is located in the lower church hall at St. Thomas More. lf you are interested in volunteering or for more information, call Maureen at the office. This is a great service opportunity for families, teens and adults of all ages . This month we are asking for donations of: canned vegetables including baked beans, canned fruit, rice, boxed potatoes, and mayonnaise, mac n ’ cheese, prepared food mix (ie: hamburger helper). As always, we depend on your donations to ensure that we fulfill our Lord's command to feed the hungry among us.

The gifts of bread and wine, candles and sanctuary lamp are offered

In Honor at Sacred Heart & Saint Thomas More for Bishop Dooher

Readings for the Week of July 8, 2018 Sunday: Ez 2:2 -5/Ps 123:1 -2, 2, 3 -4 [2cd]/2 Cor 12:7 -10/Mk 6:1 -6a Monday: Hos 2:16, 17b -18, 21 -22/Ps 145:2 -3, 4 -5, 6 -7, 8 -9 [8a]/Mt 9:18 -26 Tuesday: Hos 8:4 -7, 11 -13/Ps 115:3 -4, 5 -6, 7ab -8, 9 -10 [9a]/Mt 9:32 -38 Wednesday: Hos 10:1 -3, 7 -8, 12/Ps 105:2 -3, 4 -5, 6 -7 [4b]/Mt 10:1 -7 Thursday: Hos 11:1 -4, 8e -9/Ps 80:2ac and 3b, 15 -16 [4b]/Mt 10:7 -15 Friday: Hos 14:2 -10/Ps 51:3 -4, 8 -9, 12 -13, 14 and 17 [17b]/Mt 10:16 -23 6 Saturday: Is 6:1 -8/Ps 93:1ab, 1cd -2, 5 [1a]/Mt 10:24 -33 That’s Italian Too Edward J. DeLuca Jr. Specializing in Italian Cold Cuts Pope Nursing Home Certified Public Accountant “Quality Care Individual & Corporate Taxes All Occasion Platters Subs & Sandwiches Monthly Bookkeeping & Payroll Taxes in a Home-Like Setting” 957 Washington St., Weymouth Serving The South Shore RESIDENTIAL • AUTO • COMMERCIAL 140 Webb St., Weymouth Lifelong Parishioner LOCKSMITH SERVICES 337-5414 400 Franklin St. Ste 308 755 Southern Artery, Rte. 3A, Quincy (781) 335-4352 781-380-0596 Braintree, MA 02184 617-472-2177 • www.granitelock.com HURLEY ELECTRIC Serving All Your Electrical Needs John J. Hurley Assisted Living Communities at Central Park Master Electrician #A14613 43 School House Road 136 East Street Fully Insured Weymouth, MA David Anderson E. Weymouth, MA 02189 781-340-9970 781-335-8666 Master Lic. #8980 Ph. (781) 335-5372 24 Hour Emergency Service

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