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SAINT THERESA OF AVILA PARISH NOVEMBER 10, 2019 10 ST. THERESA AVENUE WEST ROXBURY, MASSSACHUSETTS 02132 617-325-1300 [email protected]

PRIESTS OF SAINT THERESA PARISH MASS SCHEDULE Reverend John J. Connolly, Jr. —Administrator Reverend Richard S. Bradford DAILY MONDAY—FRIDAY: 6:45 A.M. 4:30 P.M. IN RESIDENCE DAILY SATURDAY : 8:30 A.M. Reverend Peter P. Nolan, C.S.Sp. SATURDAY VIGIL: 4:30 P.M. DEACON SUNDAY 8:00 A.M., 10:00 A.M., 12:00N Reverend Mr. Brian Kean HOLY DAY VIGIL AS ANNOUNCED PARISH STAFF HOLY DAYS AS ANNOUNCED Principal of St. Theresa's School, Mrs. Jean Leahy CONFESSIONS SATURDAYS 3:15-4:15 P.M. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION THURSDAYS BEFORE FIRST FRIDAY Sister Marie-Julie Seguin, Ellen Murphy (Klein) 5:15 P.M. Jennifer McKiernan RCIA Susan Abbott DIRECTOR OF MUSIC Brandon Santini PARISH SECRETARY Mrs. Carol O'Brien • 617-325-1300 CONTACT INFORMATION Rectory:...... 617-325-1300 Fax:...... 617-325-0380 School:...... 617-323-1050 Mission Statement Parish Web Page:...... www.sttheresaparishboston.com Prayer of Saint Theresa of Avila School Web Page:.....www.sttheresaschoolboston.com Christ has no body now on earth but yours; yours are the only hands with which He can do His The Church is handicapped accessible and air work, conditioned yours are the only feet with which He can go about the world, Yours are the only eyes through which His compassion can shine forth.

THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME NOVEMBER 10, 2019

MASS SCHEDULE WEEK OF NOVEMBER 10, 2019 Father John J. Connolly, Jr.

SUNDAY cordially invites you 8:00 A.M. JOHN FLANAGAN, JR.—ANNIVERSARY MASS and 10:00 A.M. ALL VETERANS, LIVING AND DECEASED-MEMORIAL MASS 12:00 NOON JASON JOSEPH IVAS; MARTIN O’CONNOR AND your loved ones MARGARET LYDON-MEMORIAL MASS MONDAY to attend the 6:45 A.M. SOULS IN PURGATORY—MEMORIAL MASS 4:30 P.M. NO MASS —HOLIDAY TUESDAY Annual Mass 6:45 A.M. SPECIAL INTENTION MASS for 4:30 P.M. PAT AND LILLIAN FUCCILLO—MEMORIAL MASS WEDNESDAY Deceased Parishioners 6:45 A.M. SPECIAL INTENTION MASS at 4:30 P.M. JOSEPH AND DOROTHY FAGREY-MEMORIAL MASS THURSDAY 6:45 A.M. JULIE VITAGLIANO—ANNIVERSARY MASS 4:30 P.M. JOHN J. “LARRY” CONNOLLY-MEMORIAL MASS Saint Theresa of Avila Church FRIDAY 2078 Centre Street 6:45 A.M. CLEMENTINE AND FRANK FEDERICO-MEMORIAL MASS 4:30 P.M. ROSE AND RICHARD MASON—MEMORIAL MASS West Roxbury, Massachusetts SATURDAY 8:30 A.M. SPECIAL INTENTION MASS 4:30 P.M. ANNUAL MASS FOR DECEASED PARISHIONERS Saturday, November 16, 2019 4:30 P.M. Hymns for in the Main Church Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time Cycle C Saint Theresa Travelers Processional: Our trip to CatholicTV promises to be a great time! After the God is Here! As We His People Mass with Father Connolly, we will be able to see where #835 Bishop Reed and Jay Fadden conduct their show, and

Communion: where Bishop Reed and the children take part in WOW!. Come to the Banquet #928 After the studio tour, we will ride to Lexington and Concord and end up at the Concord Inn for lunch. The only stairs Recessional: involved are the front stairs and once inside, we will have America the Beautiful #996 lunch at a lovely room on the first floor. See page 5 of this Bulletin for more information, and to sign up for this trip

OFFERTORY COLLECTION NOVEMBER 2/ 3 OFFERTORY IN PEW: $11,429.50 THE CATHOLIC CHARITIES FOOD PANTRY remains in desperate need of WE SHARE: $1146 donations. The situation continues to be urgent for many families. You MAIL: $874 may bring your contributions of food to the rectory office, Monday TOTAL: $13,449.50 through Friday from 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. On the weekends, please leave your food donations on the tables in the Pavilion. I am most grate- GRAND ANNUAL: $1,473 ful for your generous response to this prolonged appeal ALL SAINTS: $2,017 for food, and I know that the officials of Catholic Chari- ALL SOULS: $1,313 ties and the recipients of the food are most grateful to you as well. Please remember we depend on the Offertory and the Grand An- nual Collection to pay our daily expenses. Thank you for your gen- Reverend John J. Connolly, Jr. erosity! 2 Administrator

THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME NOVEMBER 10, 2019 Annual Veterans Day Mass Youth Mass Sunday, November 10 Sunday, November 17 10:00 A.M. 5:00 P.M.

Join your friends from Holy Name and Saint John Parish at Today, Sunday, November Mass on Sunday, November 17 at Holy Name Parish. 10, we will honor our Veter- Sleep in late on Sunday and attend Mass at 5:00 P.M. ! This ans, both living and de- Mass is the first in a series of Masses designed for the ceased, at the 10:00 A.M. Confirmation Programs and is a key component of the pro- Mass. This has become an gram at ST. Theresa, Holy Name, and Saint John Parishes. annual tradition at Saint Middle School students, parents, and high-school students Theresa Parish and we hope from other parishes are also welcome. Be sure to join us many Veterans and their fami- and fulfill your Confirmation requirements. Pizza will follow lies will plan to attend this the Mass. Mass. Richie Gormley, Com- mander of the West Roxbury Veterans of Foreign Wars Post, will lead a march of Vet- erans and flags to begin the Mass, and there will be coffee Fiat! and donuts in the Pavilion Fiat, a group for women interested in learning more about religious life, cordially invites you to the next meeting on November 13, 2019 at 7:00 p.m. at the Sisters of Saint Joseph, 637 Cam- VETERANS’ DAY will be observed on Monday, November 11. bridge St., Brighton, MA. The topic will be “Sister Stories.” For The Rectory will be closed and there will be no 4:30 P.M. more information, contact S. Marian Batho, CSJ at Mass on Monday, November 11. [email protected] or 617-746-2025. Check out the Facebook page at www.facebook.com/ HUMANAE VITAE: A HALF-CENTURY LATER: A presentation by Angela FiatForDiscerningWomen. Franks, Ph.D., Professor of Theology at Saint John’s Seminary, Theologian, Speaker, Mother of Six will take place at Saint Cath- erine’s Parish School Cafeteria, 545 Washington Street, Norwood, on Thursday, November 21 at 7:00 P.M. Please enter from the rear of the building. Listen to

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Registration is now open for the Annual Witness to Life Pilgrim- age. Visit bostoncatholic.org/witnesstolife for more details. New to the Parish?? If you have recently moved into the Parish and would like to regis- Project Rachel ter to receive Parish mailings and Offertory envelopes, please fill in “Project Rachel led me to a place of forgiveness and mercy. During the the form below and drop it in the offertory basket or return it to the rectory. You may also register online by visiting our website retreat, I realized the lasting impact of forgiveness. I knew God had for- given me, and now I needed to forgive myself.”– A Project Rachel re- www.stheresaparishboston.com treat participant. The Project Rachel ministry of the Archdiocese of Bos- Name:______ton extends a special invitation to women suffering from the pain of a Address:______past abortion to attend a “Come to the Waters of Healing” one-day re- City______State:____Zip______treat. The last date for the Fall dates is November 16 from 9 AM to 5 Phone:______PM. Locations are confidential. Limited to ten participants per retreat. For more information, contact Project Rachel at 508.651.3100 or [email protected]. 3

THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME NOVEMBER 10, 2019 PRAYERS FOR THOSE WHO ARE ILL 2019 Grand Annual Collection LORD, OUR GOD, HELP OF THE HELPLESS, BE NEAR OUR FRIENDS AND for Saint Theresa Parish NEIGHBORS WHO SUFFER THIS DAY. GRANT THEM STRENGTH, PEACE OF MIND AND HEART, AND RENEWED HEALTH IF IT BE YOUR WILL, THROUGH Weekends in November CHRIST OUR LORD. AMEN.

Gary Anderson, Joseph Anderson, Mary Antonellis, Michelle Baker, By now, you should have received in the mail the informa- Alan Bartlett, Marilyn Barry, Margaret Barto, Catherine Bielawa, Stephen tion and the envelope for the 2019 Grand Annual Collection Bisordi, Joseph Blackman, Diane Blaskiewicz, Kevin Boettger Margaret for Saint Theresa Parish. We apologize for any confusion Bomba, Jr., Damien Brennan, Chet Broderick, Katie Broderick, Paul Broderick, Kendall Buczynski, Michael Buczynski, Stephanie Buczynski, caused by the delay in receiving this material. You may Frank Budukiewicz, Geraldine Bulman, Joan Bumila, Larry Burke, Wil- return your envelope in any collection taken up at Mass liam Burke, Allen Cameron, Lisa Carden, Maria Cemrania, Jeanne during the month of November, or you may drop your enve- Clancy, Nicholas Cleary, Brendan Cogavin, John Collins, Patrick Con- lope off at the Rectory. More than ever in recent years, the neely, Rose Connolly, Mary Connors, Eileen Corrigan, Teresa Costa, Annual Collection is the most important source of revenue Maureen Cummings, Tom Cunningham, Richard Curran, Jr., Debra Daum, Gary D’Avila, Mary DeSantis, Lorraine DeVirgilio, Cristina Do- to meet the operating expenses and the emergency mainte- natelli, Kristen Doty, John J. Doyle, Kathleen Durepo, John Ellis, Carol nance expenses of Saint Theresa’s Parish and School. We Coggio Faherty, Audrey Fallon, Barbara Farulla, Joseph Federico, Rose are hoping that as many parishioners as are able will con- Finn, Joseph Fisher, Griffin Fleishman, Charles Fleming, David Flynn, tribute to the 2019 Annual Collection. Together, we can Patrick Flynn, Dan Foley, Neil Foley, Terry Forkins, Ben Fox, Nora Fra- generate the funds necessary to maintain our buildings and sier, John Galvin, Karen Glazer, Louise Gogg, Louise Goodwin, Eleanor Gordon, Andrew Granger, Colin Andrew Greco, Patricia Hade, Denise to support the mission and ministry of Saint Theresa of Hamilton, Ann Hanlon, Patricia Dolan Harwitz, Elizabeth Heffernan, Avila Parish and School. Mary D. Hennessey, Jackie Hess, Barbara Hickey, Donn Hockman, Louise Marie Hogan, Eleanor Howard, Janet Hughes, Meaghan W. Hussey, Kyle Johnson, Mary Kenny, Karen Kostek, Irene Kyricos, Herb Langlois, Anna Lemonis, Kylee LeSourd, Madison Paige Losuts, Dr. Charles Lowney, Kevin Lynch, Taylor Anne Lynch, Lois MacDonald, Kathleen Maloney, Shawn Patrick Maloney, Elizabeth Matalobos, Paul McBrien, Andrew McCall, Margaret McCall, Jason McCann, Michael McCarthy, Patrick McCarty, Linda McClelland, Helen McCloskey, Mil- dred McDermott, Kara McGonagle, Erin McGuirk, Jessica McKenzie, 35th Annual Holy Ghost Father’s Dance Joanne McKenzie, Neil McLaughlin, Paul McNamara, Hilda Mendise, Mary Merner, Mary Ann Mignone, Anna Minotti, Cynthia Monahan, Joe Raffle Prize Winners and Cindy Morello, Deanna Morrissey, Maryellen Mulkern, Pat Mullen, Honora Murphy, Annie Murray, Maria Nadile, Michael Nadile, Donna Nazzaro, Bruce Newman, Mary Norton, Billy O’Brien, Mary O’Brien, The 35th Annual Benefit Dance for the Irish Holy Ghost Sister Mary O’Brien, Daniel O’Connor, Jay O’Connor, Natalie O’Connor, Fathers was a big success! We thank everyone who at- Patrick O’Connor, William O’Leary, Barbara Page, John Palumbo, Vir- tended the dance or supported the benefit by purchasing ginia Palumbo, Steve Papia, Sheila Papia, Nicole Pellagrino, James raffle tickets. Listed below are the winners of the $100 Raf- Perri, Marie Polo, Virginia Prendergast, Barton Ramos, Josephine Rappa, Lillian Ricchiuti, Steven Ricchiuti, Theresa Ricco, Joel Rivera, fle and the $2.00 Raffle Kate Robbins, Irene Russo, Kathleen Ryan, Merry Samonte, Lawrence Samonte, Stephen Shea, Jeannie Schlosky, Gina Scrima, Kevin Shea, Jim Rowley—West Roxbury Zachary Shea, Claire Sloane, Terry Smart, Catherine Spellman, William Marion Gaw—Norwood Spicer, Albert Spiniello, Diane Carr Staton, Philomena Stocker, Barbara Rev. John McEvoy—Florida Sullivan, John Sullivan, Patsy Sullivan, Philip Sullivan, Timothy Sullivan, Irene Supino, Mary Timony, Ellen Tobin, Judy Toomey, Joshua Torre- Breda Prendergast– New York moro, Edward Treseler, Jr., Edward Treseler, Sr., Peter Usherwood, “Roscommon People”-West Roxbury Stephen Usherwood, Carmela Villante, Albert Vincentio, Ellen Vogel, Nick Riccio-New Hampshire Mary Walsh, Paula Ward, Catherine Watson, Brian Webber, Cassandra Tim and Mary Kate Rose-West Roxbury Welles, Bill Whitcomb, Anthony Young, Florence Yu NACEPF-Rhode Island Elizabeth F. Daly—West Roxbury Rita Day– West Roxbury Dolores Hufnagel—Hyde Park Florence Hallahan—West Roxbury

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THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME NOVEMBER 10, 2019

GOSPEL MEDITATION ST. THERESA’S TRAVELERS PRESENTS “Some Saducees, those who deny that there is a resurrection, came forward and put this question to Jesus …” In this Sunday’s Gospel, the CATHOLIC TV MASS Saducees avoid their real question. Is there a resurrection from the dead or not? Rather than ask this question point blank, the Saducees try to MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2019 prove their point through a roundabout, unrealistic scenario. Jesus cuts straight to the question behind the question, citing Scripture passages relating to the resurrection. The Saducees are trying to trick Jesus. While we may not intend to stump God, our doubts and questions may have more in common with the Saducees than we care to admit. Doubts are part and parcel of life in a fallen world. Still, there are different ways we can word our doubts to ourselves, God, and others. When we’re struggling, truly struggling, about some article of faith, do we admit it? Or do we cloak it with other, obtuse questions to hide the nature of our concern? Have you considered leaving the Church over the hypocrisy of some of her members and leaders? Perhaps the real question is: “How can a place blessed by God and instituted by Christ have this evil in it? Can I We have been invited to join in the celebration of the reconcile with the concept that an institution has an admixture of good MASS, at the CATHOLIC TV CENTER in and bad? What do I expect from others, from myself? What responsibil- Watertown. Father Connolly will be the celebrant of this ity do I have to try and remedy evil in an institution I’m part of?” Perhaps Mass. you’ve wondered about the nature of romantic love, and if God is love, does He really care so much about the details of this particular scenario? Perhaps the real question is: “Can my mind wrap around the Because of the size of the Chapel, we will only concept of a God whose law seems — on the surface, in this situation be able to take 30 reservations. — to make people unhappy? What is the relationship between the moral law and human flourishing?” These aren’t easy questions, but they are We will leave St. Theresa’s at 8:15 A.M. MASS is celebrated more honest ones. This week, don’t be afraid of your deeper questions! at 9:30 A.M. Following MASS, there will be a short tour of the CATHOLIC TV Center before we continue to Concord for luncheon at the lovely Colonial Inn. Readings for the Week of November 10, 2019

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THIRTY - SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME NOVEMBER 10, 2019 Save the Date!!

Saint Theresa School Christmas Bazaar Saturday, November 23 9:00 A.M.—1:00 P.M. School Hall

Mass for Life

The next Mass for Life will be November 29th celebrated at Saint Theresa Parish on Saturday, Novem- Double Burn and ber 23 at 4:30 P.M. Every- Night of Remembrance and Light one is most welcome to attend. This Mass is offered from March through Decem- Spend the afternoon at Jamaica Pond ber to mark the nine months with Anna's Pals! leading up to the Birth of Our Lord on Christmas Day.

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Trying to find the time to get the kids together for those Come pray the beautiful Christmas card pictures? Lori Mitchell Photography will Patriotic Rosary be with us on race day and will offer a FREE sitting fee with for our country a race bib, which is a savings of over $300! November 29th is Black Friday, so we will have shopping available for you. Our friends at Top It Off will have a se- lection of gifts available for purchase. Of course, while you're there, don't forget to grab the latest Anna's Pals swag. The 5K begins at 2:30, the candle lighting at 4:30. Race registration fee - 17 and under $20, 18 plus $35 Suggested candle donation-$5 In honor of Veterans Day The Night of Remembrance and Light is something you Monday, November 11th at 1:00P.M. don't want to miss. Light a candle in honor, hope or mem- ory of a loved one. A beautiful, peaceful time with light re- St. Catherine of Siena Church flecting off of the water. Free hot chocolate and cookies Route 1A, Norwood, MA following the lighting. For information, call 781-762-4391