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Second Sunday in Ordinary Time 17 January 2021

Samuel Relating to Eli the Judgments of God upon Eli's House John Singleton Copley (1738–1815)

17 January 2021 THE SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

PRELUDE | Precious Lord, Take my Hand Thomas Dorsey arr. Mark Hayes (b. 1953)

ENTRANCE PROCESSION | Sing a New Church NETTLETON

CALL TO WORSHIP  In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. All: Amen.  The Lord be with you. All: And with your spirit.

GLORIA | Mass of Renewal Curtis Stephan

COLLECT LITURGY OF THE WORD

FIRST READING | 1 3: 3b-10, 19

RESPONSORIAL PSALM | Psalm 40: Here Am I Tony Alonso

1. I waited for the Lord, and he stooped down to me. He put a new song into my mouth, praise of our God.

2. You delight not in sacrifice and offerings, but in an open ear. You do not ask for holocaust and victim. Then I said, “See, I have come.”

3. In the scroll of the book it stands written of me: “I delight to do your will, O my God; your instruction lies deep within me.

4. Your justice I have proclaimed in the great assembly. My lips I have not sealed; you know it, O Lord.

SECOND READING | 1 Corinthians 6: 13c-15a, 17-20

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LITURGY OF THE EUCHARIST

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Over the ast several months, even as we have sheltered in lace, we have continued to worshi and connect with each other virtually. The members of our ministries continue to engage with each other in fellowshi and in service to our wider community. nd, a new task force of volunteers has come together to suort homebound or isolated arishioner. Your continued suort hels make these things haen.

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 All: Thanks be to God.

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SAINT CECILIA PARISH OUR COMMUNITY NEWS

Presiders OF THE LITURGY Prayers & Saturday, January 16 | 5:00 Rev. John Unni Occasions Sunday, January 17 | 10:00 & 11:30 Rev. John Unni Our Deceased Virginia Morse's husband died on January 11. Pray for SPECIAL INTENTIONs the eternal repose of John Morse and for the consolation of Virginia and her family. Rick Spry’s mother died on Saturday, January 16 January 12. Pray for the repose of the soul of Phyllis Spry Erin Van Flandern, 6th Anniversary and for the consolation of Rick and Patty and their family. May their souls and the souls of all the faithful departed, Sunday, January 17 through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Grace Rett, 1st Anniversary Our Sick Mary E. Crozier, 2nd Anniversary Please pray for all our sick and for those who are in need of John Salvatore Romeo, 30th Anniversary our prayer, especially Mary Pickering, Mary Sue Cappoza, Caeden Boyce, Delia Alvarez, Charlie Naughton, Peter Tra- Vincent, Theresa and John Sferrazza, cy, MaryAnn Weber, Justin Raffaelli, Bob Haas, Bob Rop- Memorial polo, John Payne, Bruce Miller, Tori Morrison, and Christo- pher Gobron.

TODAY'S READINGS Welcome to Saint Cecilia Parish 1 Samuel 3:3b–10, 19 We are pleased to welcome the following new members of 1 Corinthians 6:13c–15a, 17–20 our parish who have recently registered: Isabella Nadeau from Boston, the Crumlish Family of Wakefield, Emma John 1:35–42 Johnson of Vernon, Connecticut,Emma McDonald of Brigh- ton, John Henry Ronan of Salem, Anthony Estes of Brook- NEXT SUNDAY'S READINGS line, Rosemarie Dittmer of Melrose, and Christina Plaud of 3:1-5, 10 North Brookfield. If you have not previously registered, you 1 Corinthians 7:29-31 can do so online at www.stceciliaboston.org. Mark 1:14-20 Martin Luther King Jr. Day Tomorrow, January 18, we celebrate the birthday of Mar- For an End to Racism tin Luther King Jr. This is a day for praying for the rediscov- Pray that our parish may cultivate welcome, ex- ery of lost values and for the courage to stand in opposi- tend hospitality, and encourage the participation of tion to hatred and prejudice in all its forms. This holiday people of all cultures, ethnicities, and backgrounds. is also known as a "Day ON, not a Day OFF," and while And pray that we respond boldly to the Holy Spirit's the usual activities may not be available due to COVID, we call to act together to end violence and racism. encourage you to read, reflect, and donate, in service of racial equity, antiracism, and dismantling the systems of Parish Offices Closed Tomorrow oppression that are still so prevalent in our society. Please note that the Parish Offices will be closed on Monday, January 18 in observance of MLK Day.

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Ordinary Time LGBTQ Catholics Unite Monthly The Christmas season was a beautiful one here at Saint Ceci- Meeting lia. We are now one week into winter Ordinary Time and to- Sunday, January 24 | 1:00 p.m. | Virtual Event day is the first of five Sundays leading up to the First Sunday of Lent (February 21). Following Lent and Eastertide, Ordi- LGBTQ Catholics Unite provides an opportunity for LGBTQ nary Time will resume on Monday, May 24, the day following Catholics and friends to gather and openly discuss relevant Pentecost. topics, scripture, and current events. This month we will open the discussion to “A Year in Review.” You are invited to Week of Prayer for Christian Unity share your thoughts about the 2020 LGBTQ Catholics Unite The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity begins on Monday, meetings, the efforts of the Saint Cecilia Rainbow Ministry, January 18 and ends on Monday, January 25. Since 1908, this and your recommendations for 2021. LGBTQ Catholics need week has been dedicated to prayer for Christian unity. This a forum in which to share faith experiences, thoughts, be- is a time for the worldwide Christian community to pray in liefs, and feelings. We hope that all LGBTQ+ Catholics will communion with the prayer of Jesus "that they all may be know that God loves you, God created you, God is on your one" (John 17:21). side, Jesus cares about you, and the church is your home. All, including allies, are welcome! If you are interested in receiv- ing info on how to connect via Zoom, please email EVENING PRAYER [email protected]. Please join us for sung Vespers at 6:30 p.m.

 Sunday, January 10  Feast of the of the Lord Monday, January 18 Prayer for Christian Unity Thursday, January 21 Memorial of Saint Agnes Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Monday, January 25 Breakfast Feast of the Conversion of Saint Paul Monday, January 18 | 11:00 to 3:00

Due to the pandemic, this year's Martin Luther King Jr. Join us on Facebook Live, or email Memorial Breakfast, sponsored by St. 's Episcopal [email protected] to receive the Zoom link. Evening Prayer lasts approximately half an hour. Church and Union United Methodist Church, is partner- ing with Northeastern University for a virtual, celebratory

When the people are invited to the liturgy of the hours and come together in unity of event. This year's theme is "The Arc Toward Justice: Unfin- heart and voice, they show forth the Church in its celebration of the mystery of Christ. ished Business." The Breakfast includes a virtual conference General Instruction of the Liturgy of the Hours I, 22 and concert, and an extended program of virtual rallies and teach-ins (informal lectures and discussions on subjects of public interest) intended to raise awareness about pertinent Gift Cards needed social and political issues. Following the Breakfast program, the teach-ins will begin at 1:30 in break-out rooms. To partic- Occasionally we give gift cards to our neighbors in need. We ipate, you need to pre-register for one of the three interac- need to replenish our supply of gift cards to Stop & Shop, tive 75-minute concurrent sessions. The three sessions are: Star Market, and CVS. If you would like to help out in this Movement for Black Lives—Boston, The Black Economic way, simply purchase a gift card in denominations of $15- Council of Massachusetts, and The Massachusetts Poor $25 and place it in the collection basket at Mass, give it to a People's Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival. This is member of the staff, or mail it to the Parish Office. We are always a wonderful and inspiring event. If you would like to very appreciative of your help as we attempt to offer some participate, you can register by visiting: http://www.boston- assistance to those who struggle. mlkbreakfast.org/breakfast-2021/.

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SCYA Virtual Retreat Friday, February 5, 7:30 p.m. — Sunday, February 7, 12:30 p.m. | Registration Required | Zoom | Age Limit: 20-40 Adult Faith years Formation Virtual Events You are invited to join the Saint Cecilia Young Adult Min- istry (SCYA) for their fifth annual weekend retreat. This BC — Online Courses year's theme is "Talking about the Mysteries of our Faith: An Invitation to Grow Closer to God through Facing Doubt." In Our Times — Nostra Aetate The events of the last year have asked many of us to place January 21 | 6:00 p.m. | Registration Required | $10 greater trust in God even as we witness and experience A webinar focused on racism, anti-Semitism, and situations that shake our belief. We will talk candidly about reform in the history of teachings and how doubt can both interrupt and enhance our faith, and practices. discover ways to bring God into that messy place. Presenters: Brother Mickey McGrath, OSFS and Susan Kay, M.Ed. The retreat is peer-led by young adults, for young adults. For further details or to register for this event, please The weekend of virtual fellowship will include prayer, re- check the STM Online: Crossroads website: www. flection, small group discussion, games, and more, with bc.edu/content/bc-web/schools/stm/continuing-edu- breaks for meals and other options to break up screen time. cation/campus-events.html To register or for more information, please reach out to Vic- Catholic Social Teaching: Living Faith in Our Social tor Champagne ([email protected]) with the sub- Context ject line: '2021 SCYA Retreat.' The deadline for registration January 27 – March 2 | 5-Week Online Course is Friday, January 22 for timely mailing of retreat kits. Each Registration Required| $60.00 retreat kit costs $15. Please let Victor know if this cost pres- ents any challenges. Grace and Commitment: The Laity January 27 – February 17 | 3-Week Online Course Registration Required| $30.00 WINTER WALK BOSTON For further details or to register for this event, please check the STM Online: Crossroads website: www. Ending homelessness is within our reach! For the fifth year, bc.edu/bc-web/schools/stm/sites/crossroads.html a consortium of agencies focused on homelessness, includ- ing Pine Street Inn, Boston Health Care for the Homeless, Y2Y Harvard Square, and Common Cathedral are sponsor- SAINT SUSANNA PARISH — ing a 2-mile fundraising walk through the streets of Boston. DEDHAM The event takes place on Sunday, February 7 at 8:30 a.m. and begins at Copley Square Plaza, Back Bay. It is hoped Be Careful of What You Pray For that each adult walker will raise $100 – either by paying Presenter: Sister Nancy Corcoran, CSJ, a Sister of St. it as a registration fee or raising it from friends and family. of Carondelet (St. Louis, MO Province) There is a Saint Cecilia team again this year – we’ve partici- Monday, January 18 | 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. | Zoom pated each year since the event began – and if you would Christianity Is Not a Set of Doctrines to Be Taught but like to join or support it, please go to: https://www.classy. a Way of Life to Be Lived org/team/335919 or contact [email protected]. Presenters: Scott and Claire Schaefer-Duffy, Francis and Thérèse Catholic Worker, Worcester MA Monday, January 25 | 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. | Zoom FLOWERS For further details on this presentation, please check the website: https://www.saintsusanna.org/Attach- If you would like to contribute flowers for the altar on a ments/aff_upcoming_programs_standard.pdf particular Sunday in memory of a loved one or in thanksgiv- ing to God, please contact Scott MacDonald (smacdonald@ stceciliaboston.org) a few days in advance of the weekend.

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Musings From Our Pastoral Minister

At Mass this past Sunday, as the lector read the names of our dead, I was struck by the length of the list, even before Father John stated it in his homily. After the initial feeling of numbness, I was overwhelmed by deep sadness and then anger—so many lives lost. And then there’s the loss of our lives as we knew them, the uncertainty of the future—the attack on the Capital last week. So much loss, both individually and collectively. I suddenly remembered an article I read in the Har- vard Business Review—of all places—last March entitled “That Discomfort You’re Feeling is Grief.” Was that really ten months ago?

In the article, grief expert Kessler speaks of grief as multiple feelings we must manage and goes on to identify Elisabeth Kübler-Ross’s five classic stages of loss: denial, anger, bargaining, sadness, acceptance, and adds a sixth—meaning. It’s important to note that the stages of grief (like the stages of change) are not linear. Grief, like life, is a messy process. We’d like it to be neat and orderly, but it rarely is. Although we may experience all the stages, the way we experience them is different for each person and for each loss.

Our grief is complicated and it’s compounded by our collective trauma. The trauma of hurt, suf- fering, fear—of loneliness and social isolation. It is unprecedented. The antidote? Love. Love and compassion, hope and connection. Love is the answer.

We must first remember our God who loves us and who is with us always. In these, our darkest days, God’s love offers us light and hope. Just as in winter we gain a little bit of light each day, so must we allow God’s light to brighten our spirits. Then there is the love of family and friends, the love of community. Remember Jesus’s teachings to love one another.

We must pray. There are so many different ways to pray and I invite you to be creative and experi- ment. There is, of course, traditional prayer—for many of us the rosary provides comfort and community, even if the experience of community these days is on tv. There is conversation with God, writing, music, movement, being in nature—to name a few. What fills your heart with peace and joy?

We must connect­—be it through a phone call, a card, a letter. We are so blessed in our Saint Cecilia community to have the technical resources to reach out to so many people in so many ways. Is it a challenge to change the way we connect? Yes— but as I wrote last month (was it really only a month ago?), we beautifully imperfect human beings are resilient. We are resilient and we have the abil- ity to learn, to change, to grow. Remember Dr. Lucy Hone’s words that it is possible to live and grieve at the same time. It all starts with a breath. Remember to breathe.

I’d like to end with one of my favorites, the tried and true Seren- ity Prayer: God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. Amen.

~ Giovanna Franchi Giovanna can be reached for pastoral support at [email protected]

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EDITORIAL: CATHOLICS NEED TO CONFESS THEIR COMPLICITY

IN THE FAILED COUP By NCR EDITORIAL STAFF

There is plenty of blame to go around after yesterday's shameful cowered under desks or rushed to secure bunkers. storming of the U.S. Capitol by a right-wing mob trying to stop the formal counting of the Electoral College vote for the legally We were not surprised. elected next president of the United States. This is the culmination of what this presidency has been about Clearly, the current resident of the White House who for from the beginning — and some Catholics have remained months has repeatedly and deliberately lied about nonexistent silent, or worse, cheered it along, including some bishops, election fraud, and who, even as Confederate-flag wielding priests, a few sisters, right-wing Catholic media and too many thugs strolled throughout the Capitol, is guilty of inciting people in the pro-life movement. violence in his morning speech on the Ellipse. Later in the day, he would express "love" for what can only be described as We're talking to you CatholicVote.org, Attorney General domestic terrorists. William Barr and other Catholics in the Trump administration, Amy Coney Barrett, Cardinal Timothy Dolan, Bill Donohue And of course the more than 100 House Republicans and more of the Catholic League, rogue prolifer Abby Johnson. Sadly, than a dozen GOP senators who had planned to object to the the list goes on. Electoral College results yesterday — including those who later changed their minds, and, let's be honest, pretty much every And what about the everyday Catholics — some 50% of Republican except Sen. Mitt Romney — will be remembered them — who voted for Trump this year, after four years of for laying the fire that eventually burst in flames. incompetence, racist dog whistles and assaults on democratic norms? Not all were at the "protest" in Washington, but many Even Vice President Mike Pence and almost-ex-Senate Majority have supported organizations that fanned the flames. Too Leader Mitch McConnell, who tried to do the right thing by many Catholic voters were content to cozy up to Trump in giving reasonable speeches in the morning, cannot erase the exchange for tax breaks, or Supreme Court judges, or subsidies past four years of propping up Trump and contributing to the for Catholic schools. climate that fanned the frenzy. Many of these folks have been shaped by right-wing Catholic But also among those with some culpability for yesterday's media, whether rogue priests on Twitter, websites such as failed insurrection are more than a few leaders in our church. Church Militant or LifeSiteNews, or the Catholic media Catholic apologists for Trump have blood on their hands. conglomerate the Eternal Word Television Network (EWTN). The latter, with its veneer of respectability, has misinformed Many Americans expressed shock as they watched the violent millions of Catholics worldwide with its biased news and mob smash glass and scale the walls while members of Congress opinion shows. EWTN anchor Raymond Arroyo, who

15 SAINT CECILIA PARISH moonlights on Laura Ingraham's show "The Ingraham Angle" HUNGER & HOMELESSNESS MINIS- on Fox News, where he is freed from the EWTN's alleged TRY: DRIVERS NEEDED respectability, deserves singling out. Each weekend parishioners have the opportunity to pick It must stop. If the church is to live up to the teachings of up donated meat, dairy products, and produce from its founder, and if it is ever to be a witness to the culture, it four local supermarkets and deliver it to either Catholic cannot, must not, be a part of what happened at our nation's Charities' Haitian Multi-Service Center in Dorchester or Capitol. There must be no white Catholic nationalism. And a the Huntington Y’s food pantry . This vital ministry takes pro-life movement that embraces white nationalism is not a place at 7:30 a. m. every Saturday and Sunday morning true pro-life movement. Period. and on Sundays can be completed in time to watch the livestreamed 10:00 a. m. parish Mass. We need drivers While some prelates have spoken out all along, the bishops' for all the Saturdays and Sundays in January and February. conference, as a body, must publicly confess and atone for its Please email [email protected] if you can help out. complicity in empowering the president and the Republican Party in this violence and in denigrating the Democratic Party. The U.S. bishops could start by disbanding that ad hoc, adversarial committee on President-elect Joe Biden, and use YOU CAN HELP OUR NEIGHBORS its various resources to re-shift how we discuss what it means to be pro-life Catholics. A pro-life movement unwilling to The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically increased un- exclaim “Black lives matter” is not a pro-life movement. employment and food insecurity among our less fortunate neighbors at the same time that families experiencing Sackcloth and ashes should not be out of the question, but it poverty have lost access to schooling & childcare. Several will take more than a confession. of the local nonprofit agencies that the Hunger & Home- lessness Ministry has worked with over the years have re- Our religious leaders, many of whom perpetuate the very quested in-kind donations to help them meet the needs of white supremacy that led to yesterday’s coup, must begin the their clients. long, hard work of trying to rebuild a political culture of trust The agencies are: Catholic Charities’ Food Pantries; Fami- and unity. That cannot be done with hyper-partisanship and lies in Transition at the Huntington Y; Pine Street Inn; Bos- an intense focus on only one issue. ton Health Care for the Homeless; Catholic Charities’ Refu- The temptation to cozy up to power is real, and some still gee and Immigration Services; and Women’s Lunch Place. refuse to let go. Some are trying to put a false antifa spin on While you are able to bring donations to one of our non- yesterday's coup; others are moving too quickly to "put this profit partners, most of our parishioners have opted to behind us." order from Amazon, Target, or Walmart online and have them shipped. If you would like a copy of the agencies’ A frequent refrain in the aftermath has been that "we are “wish lists,” please email Mark Lippolt at mark.lippolt@ better than this." In some ways, that is false. This is part of gmail.com. who we are — it has always been part of who we are — and Trump has emboldened and legitimized it in ways that are frankly terrifying. FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION

But the insurrectionists and the right-wingers, including We appreciate the thoughtfulness of parishioners who Catholics, who have encouraged them are not all we are. have made bequests to the parish. These gifts help us build a solid foundation for future generations. If you have In less than two weeks, our nation's second Catholic president already made provisions in your will for our parish, please — a decent man — will take over and begin the long, arduous advise our director of finance and development, Colleen task of rebuilding our democracy. Catholics need to get on Melaugh, [email protected] so that we can board to help, not hinder, that process. insure that your wishes are carried out as you intend.

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