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Our Lady of the Assumption Church Osterville, Massachusetts Our Lady of the Assumption Church Osterville, Massachusetts 76 Wianno Avenue Osterville, MA 02655 Telephone 508 -428 -2011 Fax 508 -428 -0154 www.assumption -capecod.org Parish Office Hours Monday - Friday 8:30 am -3:00 pm Closed 12:30pm -1:30pm Pastor Rev. John J. Perry Director of Music Dot Lortie, 508 -771 -1029; [email protected] Director of Altar Guild Linda M. Gademan Director of Faith Formation—GIFT Celebration of the Eucharist Bill Bussiere, 508 -775 -5744,x119; Saturday: Vigil, 4:00pm [email protected] Sunday: 7:00am, 9:00am and 11:00am Monday -Friday: 8:00am St. Vincent de Paul Society Jim Hines, President Reconciliation - Saturdays, 3:00 3:30pm Meets the first Tuesday of the month in the Church basement at 5:00pm Baptisms OLA Guild 4th Sundays of the month at 12:30pm Please call the office to make arrangements. Stephanie Dannemann and Rosalyn Doran, Co -Presidents Marriage 76 Wianno Avenue, Osterville, MA 02655 Congratulations! Notice of intent eight months in advance. Knights of Columbus Bill Shinnick, 901 -299 -2024 Rosary Monday -Friday, 7:35am Bulletin Submissions Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Notices must be received two Thursdays (nine days) 1st Fridays: 8:30am -Noon prior to publication date. Listings subject to editing. Send to: bulletin@assumption -capecod.org New Parishioners Welcome! Please register in the Parish Office. Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time June 10, 2018 OUR LADY OF THE ASSUMPTION ALL ARE WELCOME June 9 -10 No matter what your present status in the Catholic Church, Sat. 4pm Alice Eberhardt Fr. Rita Sun. 7am Howard Llewellyn Bishop Coleman no matter what your current family and 9am Gilda Sammarco Fr. Casey marital situation, no matter what your personal history, age, 11am Robert O’Brien and Fr. Finley background, race, etc., no matter what your own self John Cabral image; you are invited, welcomed, accepted, loved and respected here. June 11 -15 Mon. 8am Justin Parker Bishop Coleman STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE Tues. 8am Deceased Members of the We are blessed at Our Lady of the Assumption, Our Lady DeMarco and Feliciello families Fr. Perry of Victory and at Our Lady of Hope to have thoughtful, Wed. 8am Marguerite T. Flavin Fr. Williams Thurs 8am Santiago Crisostomo Fr. Casey generous parishioners who support the good works of our Fri. 8am For the Parish Bishop Coleman faith community with their time, talent and treasure. June 16 -17 Thank you for your spiritual and financial commitment to our Parishes. Sat. 4pm All Fathers, Living and Deceased Sun. 7am All Fathers, Living and Deceased UPCOMING SECOND COLLECTIONS 9am All Fathers, Living and Deceased June 9 -10: The funds collected at the second collection 11am All Fathers, Living and Deceased this week will be used towards the Diocesan Assessment . The monthly Assessment for OLV is $9498; OLH: $526 OUR LADY OF VICTORY and OLA: $4288 June 9 -10 - June 16 17: Funds collected are used toward the Sat. 4:30pm Jay O’Brien Msgr. Perry Maintenance and Upkeep of our Parishes. Sun. 7am Gloria Borrelli Msgr. Perry - 8:30am Vincent J. Vanacore Msgr. Perry June 23 24 : For many in Latin America and Caribbean, In church 10am David Lambert Fr. Soucy rural terrain and a lack of ministers are obstacles to 10:05am Christopher Golden Fr. Perry practicing their faith. Your support to the collection for the 11:30am Eugene Uzpurvis Fr. Perry Church in Latin America provides lay leadership 5:30pm Bobby Brown Fr. Finley training, priestly and religious formation, as well as other June 11 -16 programs to help share our faith with those who long to Mon. 9am Timothy Healy Fr. Perry hear the Good News of Christ. At OLV/OLH it is Harvest Tues. 9am Deceased Members of the Fr. Casey Sunday . Money collected in the gold envelopes is DeBenedictis, Lentine and Benedict Families forwarded to the Parish’s St. Vincent de Paul Society to aid Wed. 9am Living and Deceased Members our brothers and sisters in the community. Of St. Anthony’s Club Fr. Casey Thurs 9am John Petercuskie Fr. Soucy June 2-3 1st 2nd Parish Fri. 9am Kevin Farley Fr. Perry 2018 Collection Collection Pay Sat. 9am Community Mass Jack Casey, Lorraine Davis, OLA $4363 $1505 Ray MacAlesse, Margaret Kiley, John Carney June 16 -17 OLV $7773 $2310 $2768 Sat. 4:30pm All Fathers, Living and Deceased OLH $1375 $453 Sun. 7am All Fathers, Living and Deceased 8:30am All Fathers, Living and Deceased In church 10am All Fathers, Living and Deceased 10:05am All Fathers, Living and Deceased Kindly remember in your prayers the 11:30am All Fathers, Living and Deceased recently deceased and all those who 5:30pm All Fathers, Living and Deceased have asked for our prayers. OUR LADY OF HOPE Deacon Gregory Beckel June 9 -10 Karen Olsen Sat. 4pm Marian A. Ferine Fr. Perry Claire Frances Dugan Sun. 8:30am Francisco Thomas Laveriega Fr. Bellenoit 10am Fr. Sullivan A memorial mass will be celebrated for Claire and her June 16 -17 husband Joseph, who passed on January 22, at OLV on Sat. 4pm All Fathers, Living and Deceased Saturday, June 16 at 11:30am . Sun. 8:30am All Fathers, Living and Deceased 10am Fr. Sullivan Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time June 10, 2018 From Father Perry On Saturday of this weekend, June 9, Bishop da Cunha is ordaining three young men to the priesthood for our diocese. They are Father Matthew Gill, Father Daniel Nunes and Father Juan Carlos Montoya. Please keep these three young men in your prayers as they begin their lives as priests of our Lord Jesus Christ. I am especially pleased to announce that Father Matthew Gill will be assigned here at our parishes, as the Parochial Vicar, after Labor Day. For the summer months, Father Gill will be assigned to the parish in Nantucket. As we get closer to that time, the bulletin will keep you informed. This weekend we will have the installation of all those who serve us in the capacity as Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist. At each of the Masses they will be called upon to renew their commitment to bring the Eucharist to the homebound as well as assisting at the Masses. It is both a great honor and privilege to serve in this ministry of bringing our sacramental Lord to those who so anxiously await receiving Communion. The installation is taking place this week, rather than last week, because of the guest speakers who spoke about Catholic Charities at all of the Masses. Last weekend the Church celebrated the Feast of Corpus Christi, a time that the Church calls us to pay particular attention to the extraordinary gift of the Eucharist. This is an ideal time for us to reflect upon this gift and how we in turn then, with reverence and respect, receive the Eucharist. The Church allows us the privilege to receive Communion (the Host) in the hand as well as the more traditional way of on the tongue. The Church teaches us that the fullness of grace is conveyed by receiving Communion as either the Body or Blood of Christ. The fuller sign of the Eucharist is to receive both the Body and Blood of Christ. Receiving Communion demands that we do so, recognizing the sacred gift that is offered to us, and that we should always be cognizant of what Jesus did at the Last Supper and what He does for us now as we receive the very essence; body, soul and divinity of our Lord. As the summer season will soon be upon us, as well as a more relaxed disposition that goes with the season, we must never grow lax in our respect and reverence for this most precious gift of the Eucharist. The practice of intincture (the host dipped in the most precious blood) is only permitted, by Church law, when the priest or other minister of the Eucharist does it. It is never permitted by the communicant out of concern for respect of spilling the Most Precious Blood. A real practical concern is that some people receive from the cup only, because they have gluten allergies or intolerance. If the person ahead of them dips the host in the Most Precious Blood they could unknowingly be creating a health hazard for the person behind them. Therefore, Communion by inticture is not permitted, and I would ask the Extraordinary Ministers to be sure of it. So don’t be offended if you are corrected. His Excellency, the Most Reverend Edgar M. da Cunha, Bishop of Fall River, has authorized the formation of a new class for the formation of Permanent Deacons beginning in the spring of 2019. Who Is the Deacon? Let them be merciful and zealous, and let them walk according to the truth of the Lord who became servant of all . St. Polycarp’s admonition to deacons, Lumen Gentium, #29 The Order of Deacons was restored as a permanent and public ministry in the Roman Church at the Second Vatican Council. The aims of the diaconate are to enrich and strengthen the works of service being performed by the Church, to enlist a new group of devout and competent married and single men in the active ministry of the Church, and to aid in extending needed charitable and liturgical service to the faithful. Wives of deacons assist in many of these areas. The number of deacons has continued to grow steadily, and there are now more than 15,000 permanent deacons ministering in the United States. There are more than 90 active deacons in the Diocese of Fall River, and nine men currently in formation.
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