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The Collaborative of St. James and St. John the Baptist St John the Baptist Parish 4th Sunday of Easter ~ May 11, 2014 St. John the Baptist - May 11, 2014 St John the Baptist Parish 4th Sunday of Easter ~ May 11 2014 Father of all, we pray to You for those whom we love, but see no longer. Grant them Your peace; let light perpetually shine upon them; and in Your loving wisdom and almighty power work in them the good purpose of Your perfect will through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. The Sanctuary Candle will burn before the Blessed Sacrament Altar as a Mother’s Day Remembrance for Dorothy Cormier by her family Mass Intentions Saturday, May 10th 4: 00PM Thomas Caruso ~ 5th Anniversary ~ by his wife and family Sunday, May 11th 10:00AM Favaloro Family ~ requested by family Monday, May 12th 9:00 AM Alan Gadde ~ By Hennessey & Boucher Family Tuesday, May 13th 9:00 AM Wednesday, May 14th 9:00 AM Thursday, May 15th 9:00 AM Concetta Fisichella ~ Anniversary ~ by family Friday, May 16th 9:00 AM Saturday, May 17th 9:00 AM ~ at St. James Saturday, May 17th 4:00PM Mrs. Lydia Takesian and her grandson Officer Michael Walekevich ~by family Sunday, May 18th 10:00AM Louis Calvi & Alice Calvie Grieco ~ Anniversary ~ by niece/daughter Please contact the rectory to book or Mass or reserve a sanctuary lamp Mass Schedule Parish Contact Information Saturday ~ 4 PM Address: 110 Lincoln Ave, Haverhill, Sunday ~ 10:00 AM Phone: 978-372-2780 Fax: 978-373-1505 Monday to Friday ~ 9 AM Pastor: Father Robert Murray Holy Days ~ As announced Parochial Vicar: Father Agustin Anda Sacraments St. James Rectory: 978-372-8537 Reconciliation ~ Saturday 3 to 3:45 PM; or by Rectory Address: 6 Cottage Street Appointment Haverhill MA 01830 ~ Couples are asked to call the parish Marriage office at 978-372-2780 at least 6 months prior to Religious Education the planned wedding date Grades K ~ 9 Classes meet every other week Baptism~ 2nd Sunday of each month @ 2PM Sunday 8:30 to 9:55AM in the lower Church Contact the parish office at 978-372-2780. Phone: 978-521-4557 Administrator: Reneé Barrick Saint John the Baptist Mission Statement: ([email protected]) We celebrate the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ BULLETIN DEADLINE centered in the Eucharist, Sacraments and prayer. Our Sunday Bulletin goes to the printer every We teach the Gospel in order to strengthen the faith Tuesday at Noon. Please email bulletin notices to of each individual in their knowledge of and in their [email protected] no later than 8AM on relationship with God. We live the Gospel by loving Tuesday. Thank you. each other, granting forgiveness, and doing works of service and charity. www.stjamesandjohnhaverhill.org St John the Baptist Parish 4th Sunday of Easter ~ May 11, 2014 Welcome to St. John the Baptist. We’re glad you are here to celebrate Mass with us today. If you are new to our parish or haven’t been here in awhile, WELCOME. If you would like to register as a parish family, registration forms can be found at the back of the Church. You can either mail it to the Rectory or drop it in the collection basket. Pastor’s Notes: There is Elizabeth and Catherine of Genoa, and the Happy Mother’s Day to all those who are and have list goes on and on. Their great gift is that they mothers! I have the privilege of baptizing and were able to use the “holy office of celebrating first Holy Communion with many motherhood” (my father’s words) to influence the children and their families this month. In addition, it lives of their children and families in a unique and is wedding season and we have brides and grooms profound way. And it is still happening from where with smiles as large as the bill for the reception hall I sit. I have the privilege of watching moms and coming to the church to ask God to bless them and to dads shepherd their children to know God, to learn celebrate the sacrament of marriage as they set out in of the Church and her teachings and to put them life together. This is the season of sacraments, the into use in life. Mothers are special people and it is time in which the church seems particularly suited to fitting that we take time out to honor our mothers, welcome all those celebrating major events and thank them for their sacrifices and remember their transitions in their lives. There are lots of details to positive influence on us. attend to and I know that there has been a plethora of In the church today we are still dependent on many mothers praying, planning, and preparing for many people allowing the Lord to use them as his holy of these great events. At the church we are blessed vehicles, conduits of His grace and love. I also with some wonderful volunteers, many of them know that there are many mother figures in our mothers who have generously given their time and lives. We should give thanks to them also for what talents to make sure that all the children are ready. they have given us in their wisdom and love. The dresses and suits, tuxes and gowns are all part of Robert Wicks, a pastoral psychologist say in his the way in which we celebrate and make our mothers book, “Touching the Holy” we all need a prophet and fathers proud. With the weddings, it is clear that to tell us the truth, a cheerleader to offer us parents are joy filled as they come to the church unconditional support and a wisdom figure to guide proudly to participate indirectly and let their children and form our interior lives. Thanks Mom, at times I now move into their own marriages. Their influence have seen all three roles in your words and actions. working in concert with God’s Grace has brought Thanks to all those who have had these roles and them to this moment. There are solid roots in our bravely took them on for their own or for other’s church for this. It was Mary who said that she would children. We hope that you get breakfast in bed, the take a chance that God would use who she was and blessing of rest and the joy of your families her faithfulness to change the course of history. She presence. Happy Mother’s Day questioned a few of the details and then allowed the Peace, Father Murray Lord to use who she was/is and this changed everything. This is just one of the reasons that mothers are special. They have taught us many things and among them the importance of cooperating for the sake of a greater gift. Cooperating with God brings heavenly treasures and some them we experience on earth. The church remembers great mothers such as Mary of course, but also Monica, the mother of St. Readings for today’s Mass begins on page 159 of Augustine, who was converted through her prayers. Breaking Bread Missal 2014. Proper parts of the Mass begin on page 3. St John the Baptist Parish 4th Sunday of Easter ~ May 11 2014 Mass Schedule Anchor of Hope diaper bank We will be collecting diapers May 10th ~ 11th every weekend during the month of May. A study done by 4:00 PM St. James Fr. Agustin YALE University and published July 2013 in the 4:00 PM St. John’s Fr Murray/Deacon Leo journal Pediatrics, demonstrated that diaper need 7:00 PM St. James (Vietnamese) 8:30 AM St. James Fr. Leo seriously affects maternal stress, child health and 10:00 AM St. John the Baptist Fr. Murray child development. Help us to address this problem in 11:30 AM St. James Fr. Agustin/Deacon Nelson our own community. Our parishes will be collecting 5:00 PM St. James Fr. Murray diapers throughout the entire month of May. Baskets for diaper donations will be found at all doors. Please May 17th ~ 18th visit our website for more information. Thank you in 4:00 PM St. James Fr. Murray 4:00 PM St. John’s Fr Leo advance for your generosity! 7:00 PM St. James (Vietnamese) 8:30 AM St. James Fr. Murray/Deacon Leo 10:00 AM St. John the Baptist Fr. Murray 11:30 AM St. James Fr. Murray/Deacon Nelson FRIENDS OF THE POOR 5:00 PM St. James Fr. Leo WALK/RUN - The St. Vincent de Paul Society is seeking volunteers Schedule subject to change without notice! from both parishes to join a committee to plan our third annual walk/run for the last Saturday in September, which is Sept. We continue to have Adoration the 27 this year. This fundraiser allows us to help First Friday of every month. It will people stay housed and warm. Please leave a begin immediately following the message at 978-521-8851 if you can volunteer a 9AM Mass. Benediction will begin at small amount of time for a major impact to the 12 noon and end about 12:15. All are welcome people we help. and encouraged to participate in this unique and necessary devotion for a deeper relationship with KICK-OFF MEETING for FRIENDS OF Our Lord, Jesus Christ. THE POOR WALK – please attend our kick- off meeting at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, May 13, in the St. Joseph Room of the All Saints Church Hall, Fr. Murray is pleased to announce that St. John where we’ll start organizing the St.
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