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St. Mary-St. Catherine
Of Siena
Roman Catholic Parish
Charlestown, Massachusetts ▪ Archdiocese of Boston
Est. April 18, 2006
To visitors to our Parish, to
those who have recently
moved into the area and to those comfortable and nourished here—Welcome To All.
And, regardless of your status in the
Church, your marital state, your ethnicity,
your prior religious experience, your personal history, background or sexual orientation, please know that you are accepted
and respected at Saint Mary–Saint Catherine of Siena Parish. Please introduce yourself to the priest and register as a member
of our Parish.
Welcome!
Saint Mary–Saint Catherine of
Siena is an urban, Roman
Catholic Parish formed in 2006 from two
historic Charlestown parishes. We are an
intentionally inclusive community welcoming all of the many people who make up
our diverse neighborhood. Because our
lives are nourished by the Eucharist, we
strive to build a vibrant Parish that develops and strengthens our faith and worship.
With a goal of being community-oriented
in the Spirit of the Gospel, we are involved
in the local and global issues of our times.
We are therefore dedicated to service, action, and compassion.
Mission
St. Mary’s–St. Catherine of Siena
es una parroquia urbana, Católica
Romana, formada en 2006 de la unión de dos
parroquias históricas de Charlestown. Somos
una comunidad intencionalmente inclusiva que
acoge a toda clase de personas que constituyen
nuestro diverso vecindario. Porque nuestras
vidas están alimentadas por la Eucaristía, nuestra intención es establecer una parroquia vibrante que desarrolle y fortifique nuestra fe y nuestro
culto. Con la meta de estar orientados hacia la
comunidad en el Espíritu del Evangelio, estamos
comprometidos en los asuntos locales y globales
de nuestros tiempos. Estamos, por lo tanto, dedicados al servicio, a la acción y a la compasión.
Misión
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In an Instant
All of us have seen or heard of this
example: a child wants something seen
at the store and insists a parent purchase it – say a candy bar. The parent
patiently explains that it is close to dinner and there will be no candy before
supper. After the child sulks and
whines, the parent offers to purchase
the candy, but the child cannot have it
until after supper. The child’s anger and
insistence on being given the candy bar
– right now - is on display for everyone
to see in the check-out line at the supermarket!
tion, on the other hand, is all about having that “good thing” right now!
Is it just me or do we seem to have
slipped into a culture where instant
gratification is now becoming the only
norm? Why does everything have to be
faster? Who has placed this high value
of everything happening in an instant?
Who or what is pushing this illusory
truth? And at what cost do we have
“faster and instant”?
One of the dangers of this immediate
gratification mentality is that we can
find ourselves dismissing as of li@le value or reducing to irrelevant achievements, knowledge, institutions and people who do not conform to the philosophy of the immediate. If something cannot be summed up in a sound bite, it is
boring or insignificant. If persons cannot satisfy our “perceived” need in the
twinkling of an eye, then they become
disposable.
A recent television commercial
promises that if you act NOW, this new
carpet will be delivered to your home
tomorrow. Another promises a new flat
screen T V can be had with super speed.
And yet another indicates that with just
one click of the mouse, one can have
much faster internet service and instant
access to …. The whole culture of
“instant” and “faster access” to whatever seems to be spreading to everythingLet’s stop and take some time to reand I wonder what it means. And are
ourselves. All around us we deorient
instant mashed potatoes really that
light in God’s creation – nothing too
good?
instant about that. People – you and me
Remember the term delayed gratifi- and everyone else - we are not instant.
cation? The whole point seemed to me Relationships and experiences, growing
to be about realizing that something and learning, working and sweating
good was going to come one’s way – brought you to be the person you are. A
but only after waiting, working, saving, friendship is a precious jewel and gift,
studying, learning .…. Instant gratifica- not an instant thing. Love – while the
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Mass Schedule
Saturday – St. Mary Church
4:00 p.m.
Sunday – St. Mary Church
8:00 a.m.
10:30 a.m. Family Mass
6:00 p.m. (in Chapel during Summer months)
Daily Mass Mon.-Fri., 8:00 a.m. at St. Catherine
of Siena Chapel (entrance on Soley St. side of
Church)
Holidays 9:00 a.m. in Chapel
Reconciliation 3:45 p.m. Saturday in Church or
by appointment
Baptism Visit stmarystcatherine.org/sacraments/
for our 2015-16 schedule or call Sr. Nancy at
(617) 242-4664. Preparation classes are held for
Parents and Godparents on the preceding Friday
at 7PM in the Parish Center.
Pastor
Fr. James J. Ronan
Pastoral Associate
Sr. Nancy Citro, SNDdeN
Business Manager
James Santosuosso
Social Ministry Director
Thomas J. MacDonald
Pastoral Assistant, Faith Formation
Alexander Garoutte
Director of Music and Organist
Daniel Sauceda
Administrative Assistant
Cheri Senibaldi
Staff emails are first initial with last name
(example, “[email protected]”)
Clergy In Residence
Fr. Jerome Gillespie
Visiting Clergy
Fr. Jean Luc Enyegue, SJ
Deacons
Jerome T. Leon, SJ
Hispanic Ministry
Blanca Paz
Vice Chairs Pastoral Council
Elisa Corra & Shawn Burke
Vice Chair Finance Council
Michael Frawley
culture might say otherwise – is an infinite, mysterious, overwhelming and wonderful experience that takes work and grows over time – never instant. Infatuation, yes, that is instantaneous; love is another ma@er.
And so, let us give ourselves permission to yearn for and look forward to. Let
us savor whatever is before us instead of looking for the next “thing” coming
down the pike. Let us take time to value the people we love, the experiences we
cherish, the accomplishments we have labored to achieve. Let us give ourselves
the gift to stop, reflect, assess, and take account of what is truly important in our
lives instead of ge@ing high on the newest fastest whatever. Let us responsibly
discern that which truly requires immediacy and that which is at risk if we do not
give it the time and a@ention it truly requires and deserves.
Children do not have the ability to delay gratification on their own. They need
the adults in their lives to teach them how to make good choices and how to
soothe themselves when they can’t immediately get their own way or when they
have to forego something because it is not good for them. As adults, we need to
do this for ourselves. We need to do it…for the sake of our children…for the sake
of our world.
Fr. Ronan
What is Rite of Christian Initiation?
Have you been worshiping with us, but never officially took the step to
become Catholic?
Have you been away from the church and have now returned, but want to
know more?
Have you been a Catholic all your life, but never celebrated all the Sacraments of Initiation (Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist?)
Have you joined us from a different background and would now like to find out more about
the Catholic Church?
If any of the above questions apply to you, we would love to help you in your journey. Or,
if you know of anyone who could answer YES to any of the above questions, perhaps you
could extend an invitation to them!
In recent years, there has been a great increase in the number of adults who are joining
the Catholic Church. RCIA is a program designed to help non-Catholics and nonpracticing Catholics learn more about the Catholic faith through a series of classes,
discussions, prayer times and ceremonies. This program helps people grow in faith and
knowledge of God, and develop a deeper relationship with God as they consider
becoming Catholic.
If you are not yet sure whether you want to become Catholic, you are still welcome to
participate as you make your decision. There is no obligation to join the Catholic Church
and regardless of your decision you are always welcome here at St. Mary-St. Catherine of
Siena Parish.
Elisa Corra, Shirley Foley, Fr. Ronan and Sr. Nancy (Members of the RCIA Team)
To find out how you may participate in the RCIA process, please contact Sr. Nancy Citro,
SNDdeN at (617) 242-4664 or [email protected]. We look forward to welcoming you!
The Church is handicap-accessible on Soley Street.
The Chapel is handicap-accessible on Withrop Street.
Contact information
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Parish Center & Eucharistic Chapel
46 Winthrop Street 617617-242242-4664
Saint Mary Church
55 Warren Street
Saint Catherine of Siena Chapel
Warren and Soley Street
Social Ministry Office
49 Vine Street 617
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Good Shepherd School
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Seeking Allergy Relief
A change in season can brighten your days with vibrant colors, but blooming flowers and falling leaves can bring in more than beautiful scenery. Airborne substances that irritate your nose can blow in with the weather. When sneezing, itchy eyes,
or a runny nose suddenly appears, allergies may be to blame.
Allergies arise when the body’s immune system overreacts to substances, called
allergens, that are normally harmless. Allergies run in families. When a person
with allergies breathes in allergens, such as pollen, mold, or pet dander, the resulting allergic reactions in the nose are called allergic rhinitis, or hay fever.
Allergy is one of the most common long-term health conditions. Over the past several decades, the prevalence of allergies has been increasing, according to allergy experts at the National Institute of Health. Currently,
airborne allergies affect approximately 10-30% of adults.
Avoiding allergy triggers is the best way to control symptoms, but triggers aren’t always easy to identify. Notice when and where your
symptoms occur. This can help you figure out the cause. Most people with allergies are sensitive to more than one allergen. Grass,
weed, and tree pollens are the most common causes of outdoor allergies. Pollen is often the source if your symptoms are seasonal. Indoor allergens usually trigger symptoms that last all year.
If your symptoms become persistent and bothersome, visit your physician or an allergist. They can test for allergy sensitivities by using
a skin or blood test. The test results, along with a medical exam and information about when and where your symptoms occur, will
help your doctor determine the cause.
Even when you know your triggers, avoiding allergens can be difficult. When pollen counts are high, stay inside with the windows
closed and use the air conditioning. Avoid bringing pollen indoors. If you spend time outside, wash your hair and clothing before you
retire for the evening. Pets can also bring in pollen, so clean them too.
For indoor allergens, keep humidity levels low in the home to keep dust mites and mold under control. A hygrometer, used to measure
humidity, is inexpensive and can be purchased at any hardware store. Avoid upholstered furniture and carpets because they harbor
allergens. Wash your bedding in hot water, and vacuum the floors once a week.
Sometimes, avoiding allergens isn’t possible or isn’t enough. Untreated allergies are associated with chronic conditions like sinus infections and asthma. Over-the-counter antihistamines, such as Zyrtec, nasal sprays, such as Flonase, and decongestants containing
pseudophedrine, such as Sudafed, can ease mild symptoms. Most pharmacies carry brand name products of these medications which
are less expensive and work just as well. Prescription medications and allergy shots are sometimes needed for severe allergies.
Always talk with your doctor before taking any over the counter medications, and about other treatment options if
these over the counter medications don’t work or you cannot take them due to conflict with your other medications.
Ask your pharmacist to help you clarify this.
Allergy relief can help clear up more than just itchy, watery eyes. It can allow you to breathe easy again and brighten your outlook on
seasonal changes.
Norma Harrington, RN, MSN
We Are Looking For …
++ A parishioner knowledgeable about LED lighting as we need to upgrade the lighting in the
Church
++ A person interested in the part-time weekend position of Sexton at St. Mary’s Church.
For more information about these parish needs, please contact our business manager, James
Santosuosso: [email protected]
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Bl. Emmanuel Ruiz
Not much is known of the early life of Emmanuel Ruiz, but details of his heroic death in defense of the faith have come down
to us.
Born of humble parents in Santander, Spain, he became a Franciscan priest and served as a missionary in Damascus. This
was at a time when anti-Christian riots shook Syria and thousands lost their lives in just a short time.
Among these were Emmanuel, superior of the Franciscan convent, seven other friars and three laymen. When a menacing
crowd came looking for the men, they refused to renounce their faith and become Muslims. The men were subjected to horrible tortures before their martyrdom.
Emmanuel, his brother Franciscans and the three Maronite laymen were beatified in 1926 by Pope Pius XI.
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JESUCRISTO, ALIVIO Y DESCANSO NUESTRO
Él dijo de sí mismo: “Yo he venido para que tengan vida y vida en abundancia” (Jn 10,10). Vida buena, alegre, con sentido, armoniosa, con paz; han de ser
las características de la existencia de una persona que se diga seguidor de Jesucristo.
Hoy existe una proliferación de ofertas de alivio y descanso como los siguientes:
parasicología, cartas astrales, piedras mágicas, yoga, brujos, mesías políticos,
fiestas, licores, drogas, diversiones, grupos cristianos ofreciendo milagros tipo
magia, entre otras ofertas más; me pregunto: ¿Acaso este incremento de
“salvadores” no se debe a que los cristianos hemos dejado de presentar a Jesucristo como quien puede dar el alivio ante los agobios y el descanso ante las cargas de la vida? ¿Acaso no estamos haciendo énfasis en tradiciones religiosas,
códigos morales y celebración de ritos desconectados de la conversión y de la
misericordia?
¡Qué desafío tan grande tenemos los cristianos! Ofrecer a Cristo, alivio y descanso real, a tantos fatigados y agobiados. Pues esto será
posible si nos presentamos, aliviados y descansados, ante ellos. Cuando se habla del poder del testimonio para anunciar a Cristo, no
sólo se está pensando en el testimonio moral; también, y principalmente, en el testimonio de ser personas con vida plena, abundante,
personas libres, bondadosas y felices, lo cual basta para demostrar que Cristo es suficiente.
La Biblia nos lo dice de esta manera: “ustedes no viven conforme a los desordenes egoístas de la carne, sino conforme al espíritu de
Dios que habita verdaderamente en ustedes. Si el Espíritu del Padre, que resucitó a Jesús de entre los muertos, habita en ustedes,
entonces el Padre, que resucitó a Jesús de entre los muertos, también les dará vida a sus cuerpos mortales, por obra de su Espíritu,
que habita en ustedes” (Rm 8). Este es el testimonio más atractivo, la manifestación del movimiento de la Santísima Trinidad haciendo vida en el corazón de quienes le han recibido, desarrollando así la vida en abundancia ofrecida por Jesús, la cual resultaría apetecible para aquellos que apenas logran vivir.
Para asegurar presentarnos con la vida en abundancia, debemos tomar en cuenta algunos detalles claves que nos permitirán aprovechar
a Jesucristo:
“Te doy gracias Padre… porque has revelado estas cosas a la gente sencilla” (Mt 11). La humildad es la virtud que nos permite descubrir la verdad, somos pobres e incapaces de salvarnos a nosotros mismos, por lo tanto, escuchamos con mucha atención a
Dios.
“Vengan a mi…” (Mt 11). Ir a Cristo es reconocer nuestra condición de pecadores y confiar enteramente en Él, que no ha
venido por los santos.
“Tomen mi yugo” (Mt 11). El yugo es un instrumento utilizado para dominar a los bueyes al momento de arar; el de Cristo es
la Voluntad de su Padre del Cielo, y Jesús asegura que quien se somete voluntariamente a ese yugo es aliviado. La voluntad de los
hombres en un primer momento es similar a las alas y luego se convierte en una carga agobiante; en cambio la de Dios, inicialmente es
carga y después se transforma en poderosas alas que nos permiten volar muy alto.
“Aprendan de mí” (Mt 11). Ciertamente Él es el mejor y más grande de todos los hombres, nadie nos puede enseñar a vivir en
abundancia como Él. Además, respecto a vivir en la voluntad de Dios, Él es el más indicado para mostrarnos cómo se debe vivir bajo
este yugo santo.
Aliviados, aliviaremos a otros; descansados, descansaremos a otros; por lo tanto, que se nos note que somos de Cristo.
Pbro. Domingo Pernía. http://rcctachira.blogspot.com/2011/06/domingo-jesucristo-alivio-y-descanso.html
Bethlehem Handicrafts Returning to the Parish
Weekend of July 16/17, 2016
Bethlehem Handicrafts offers the Christian faithful of North America the opportunity
to bring a piece of the Holy Land into their lives with a one-of-a-kind item that will be
kept and treasured by you for years to come.
They offer quality hand-crafted olive wood products made in the foothills of Bethlehem
by Christian artists. Please stop by their table at the back of the Church after Mass to
view and purchase one of their fine, handcrafted pieces.
Wedding Banns
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SATURDAY 7/9
SATURDAY 7/16
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4:00PM + Ann Crilley
Rita Sullivan & Eleanor Connors
SUNDAY 7/17
SUNDAY 7/10
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Roy
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10:30AM Intentions of All Parishioners
6:00PM
MONDAY 7/11
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8:00AM
WEDNESDAY 7/13
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July 10 ~ Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Timeless words from Moses: "… heed the
voice of the LORD, your God, and keep his
commandments and statutes …,” Moses reminds us that the commandments are readily
accessible. In fact, they are “already in your
mouths and in your hearts; you have only to
carry it out." Love God, love your neighbor.
Jesus tells the beautiful story of the Good Samaritan – a story with such a universal message it is the common understanding of kindness. It is a story of mercy. The Year of Mercy is more
than half over. What spiritual or corporal works of mercy have you built
into your daily life? It’s not too late to start.
TUESDAY 7/12
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Celebrating the Sacrament of Baptism
is always a joyful event in our Parish.
It’s such a privilege to facilitate this
momentous event in the lives of families and in particular, the life of the
child.
To learn more, please contact Sr. Nancy at 617-242-4664 or [email protected].
Our doors are always open!
Good Shepherd School is a diverse
community ofchildren and
families that represents the
en4rety of Charlestown.
Applica4ons for enrollment and
financial aid are available
throughout the en4re year.
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Attendance
June 2-3, 2016:
4:00 pm - 63, 8:00 am 57, 10:30am - 116
6:00 pm - 67
Weekend total: 303
Offertory
At Masses the weekend of 7/3, parishioners
contributed $1923.00 to the Offertory Collection.
Offertory commitment packets are available at the table at the back of the Church. If
you did not receive one, please take one
home and prayerfully consider your annual
commitment to our Parish. Thank you for
your continued support!
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