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Immaculate
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PA R I S H
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MASS SCHEDULE
Monday-Friday: 6:30 AM; Saturday: 8:00 AM
Saturday Vigil: 4:00 PM
Sunday: 7:00 AM, 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM, 5:00 PM
PARISH OFFICE: 10 FELLSWAY EAST
MALDEN, MA 02148
OFFICE HOURS:
9:00 AM-4:00 PM MONDAY - THURSDAY
9:00 AM-2:00 PM FRIDAY
PHONE: 781-324-4941 FAX: 781-397-8571
all Are Welcome!
We are most happy to welcome new members to our
parish community and invite new members to introduce
themselves to a member of the Parish Staff. We want
to know and serve you. We pray that you will also
become involved in your Parish by favoring us with your
prayers, presence, talents, and financial assistance
according to your means.
Parish registration forms are available by contacting the
Parish Office. Registered parishioners are asked to
notify the Parish Office of any address changes.
PARISH STAFF
Rev. Albert L. Capone
Pastor
Rev. David M. O’Leary
Parochial Vicar
Rev. James B. Canniff
Senior Priest
Rev. Glenn F. Byrne
In Residence
Deacon Mark E. Rumley Permanent Deacon
Ms. Erin Keith
Faith Formation
[email protected]
Ms. Kerry Mercurio
Office Administrator
[email protected]
Ms. Sheila Cloherty
Business Manager
[email protected]
Ms. Rosemary Waldron Office Assistant
[email protected]
Ms. Rosalind Mohnsen Director of Music/Organist
[email protected]
Ms. Judy Doucette
Cantor/Soloist
and Children’s Choir
Ms. Kristina Aste-Mayer Contemporary Ensemble
and Children’s Choir
BAPTISM Baptisms are celebrated on the fourth Sunday of the month. To register for Baptism please call the rectory
at 781-324-4941. Parents are required to attend an informational meeting on the Sacrament prior to the Baptism.
RECONCILIATION Saturdays from 3:00 PM to 3:45 PM in the Chapel, or by appointment.
MARRIAGE Please contact the Parish Office at least six months in advance of your anticipated marriage.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK Fourth Sunday of each month at the 11:00 AM Mass. Those anticipating hospitalization or
whose health situation has grown serious should present themselves.
RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS Adults wishing to become Catholics or complete the Sacraments of
Christian Initiation (Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist) should contact the Parish Office for details.
HOME BOUND Please inform the Parish Office of any family member who is ill (hospitalized or at home) or if anyone
is unable to attend church services because of a disability, illness or age.
BULLETIN ANNOUNCEMENTS All items for the parish bulletin may be submitted electronically in a Word document to
the Parish Office by 12:00 PM on Monday.
OCTOBER 25, 2015 - THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
PRAYER + WORSHIP
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24
4:00 PM
Joseph DiDomizio, Memorial
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25
7:00 AM
Edward Norton, 1st Anniversary
9:00 AM
Joseph Scudieri, Memorial
11:00 AM
Francis & Cecilia Kelley, Memorial
5:00 PM
Edward McNamara, Jr.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 26
6:30 AM
Kenneth J. Croke
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27
6:30 AM
Elio DiCenso
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28
6:30 AM John & Mary Quigley, Memorial
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29
6:30 AM
Domenico & Maria DeAcetis, Memorial
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30
6:30 AM
Anthony Melillo, 10th Anniversary
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31
8:00 AM
Nicola Susi, Month’s Memorial
4:00 PM
Carlo Ferrari, Memorial
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1
7:00 AM
All Parishioners
9:00 AM
Deceased Members of the McDonald Family
11:00 AM
Mass of Remembrance
5:00 PM
Domenico Saraceni, Elisa Dannibale, Memorial
Please remember in your prayers all our dearly departed:
especially Patricia Gallant, Ruth Rennie, Helen Power and
Philip DeVita, who were buried from our parish this past week.
BAPTISM - THE DOOR TO THE KINGDOM
· The godparents must:
1) be mature enough to undertake this responsibility;
2) have received the three Sacraments of Initiation Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist;
3) be an active member of the Catholic Church in
good standing;
4) godfather and godmother - a man and a woman
(two godfathers or two godmothers is not allowed)
5) at the request of the child’s parents, a validly baptized
believing Christian from another Christian Church may
act as a Christian witness along side a godparent who
is a baptized, confirmed practicing Catholic
6) a non-baptized person cannot be a godparent.
· The ordinary ministers of Baptism are bishops, priests
and deacons;
· In imminent danger of death, especially at the moment
of death, when no priest or deacon is available, any
member of the faithful (indeed anyone with the right
intention) may, and sometimes must administer Baptism.
Through Baptism we are incorporated into
Christ. We are formed into God’s people and we obtain
forgiveness of all our sins. We are raised from our
natural human state to the dignity of the children of
God. We become a new creation through water and
the Holy Spirit. Hence we are called, and are indeed,
the children of God.
When you are preparing for your child’s
Baptism please understand the meaning of this great
Sacrament in the life of the Church. Respect the Church’s
teaching; this is the faith of the Church. This is the faith
in which your child will be baptized.
We celebrate with six families this weekend as
the celebrate the gift of Baptism with their children.
Please pray for these six children: Joseph Ardizzoni,
Aine McCudden, Francesco Farrell, Matthew O’Meara,
Annalise Nunley and Jovani Kong.
Sincerely in Christ,
Father Albert L. Capone
Baptism is the door to life and to the Kingdom
of God. Christ offered this first Sacrament of new life
to all people that they might have eternal life. He
entrusted this Sacrament and the gospel to the Church
when He told his apostles, “Go, make disciples of all
nations, and baptize them in the name of the Father,
and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.” Therefore,
Baptism is, above all, the Sacrament of that faith by
which men and women, enlightened by the Holy Spirit’s
grace, respond to the gospel of Christ. That is why
the Church believes it is her most basic and necessary
duty to inspire all catechumens (those preparing for
Baptism), parents of children still to be baptized, and
godparents, to that true and living faith by which
they are to live as the Body of Christ. To accomplish
this the Church prescribes the pastoral instruction for the
catechumens, the preparation of the children’s parents,
and godparents, and the necessary requirement to be
fulfilled.
There are requirements by Church law that we
must respect and follow with regard to the Sacraments.
Those prescribed for Baptism:
- The Rite of Baptism is held in highest honor by all
Christians. It may never be repeated once it has been
validly celebrated, even if by fellow Christians from
whom we are separated.
- The Rite of Baptism demands the use of fresh water
and the invocation of the Blessed Trinity, “I baptize you
in the name of the Father, and of the Son and of the
Holy Spirit.”
- Baptism reflects the joy of the Resurrection: therefore,
Baptism is to take place at the Easter Vigil or on a
Sunday, except in the case of an emergency!
- Christian instruction and the preparation for Baptism
are vital concerns of God’s people, the Church. Proper
instruction and teaching of the meaning of Baptism is
therefore demanded.
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PARISH NEWS
MASS OF REMEMBRANCE - NOVEMBER 1ST
ANOINTING OF THE SICK
On Sunday, November 1st at the 11:00 Mass we will
remember all who have died from our parish during the
past year at a very special Mass of Remembrance.
As November is the Month of All Souls, we invite you
and your families to gather with us as we pray for our
beloved dead. A simple reception will immediately
follow in the Church Hall!
The Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick is available at
anytime, by simply asking one of the priests before or
after Mass. If you are seriously ill or about to have
surgery, please ask to receive this healing sacrament.
After today, we will no longer have the Sacrament
celebrated on the on the 4th Sunday of the month at
the 11:00 Mass. However, beginning in November we
will celebrate the Sacrament twice a year at all
BAKED GOODS NEEDED
Masses on a given weekend and we will be happy to
We are asking for baked goods for the reception
celebrate it individually as needed.
following the Mass of Remembrance on November 1st.
All baked goods may be left in the parish hall, Sunday
November 1st before the 11:00 Mass. Thank You!
NEW ALTAR SERVERS INSTALLED TODAY
We congratulate our new altar servers
Joseph Brady, Leticia Cerasuolo, Carl
Joseph, Noah Joseph, Liam O’Toole &
our new adult server Julie Kelleher.
They will be installed this weekend at
the 9:00 Mass. They have been hard at
work, practicing for this special ministry
with Fr. O’Leary during the past few
weeks. Thank you for your dedication
and your service at God’s altar.
SACRIFICIAL GIVING
PARISH SOCIAL - HOT SPOT CABARET
Mark your calendar now for November 14th for
“Hot Spot Cabaret” - a night for all adults of the
parish to gather together for fun and entertainment.
Hot Spot Cabaret will be a two act cabaret show in
the Parish Hall. There will be a cash bar and bring
your own munchies. Tickets are on sale after Mass
today $10.00 per person.
PARISH FUNDRAISER - TEXAS ROADHOUSE
Please remember it is vitally important that we increase our
weekly Offertory Collection, in order for our Parish to meet
weekly expenses we need the Offertory Collection to be
consistently over $10,000 each weekend. Please we need
your help to become financially strong!
We invite you to join in our parish fundraiser by
simply going out to dinner at the Texas Roadhouse,
31 Mystic View Rd, Everett on Tuesday, October 27th
between 3:30 - 10:30. Just bring the flyer that will be
in the bulletin this weekend, October 24 - 25 and
present it to your server. The Parish will then receive a
percentage of your check. Thanks and Bon Appétit!
ANNUAL COLLECTION UPDATE
NEW SOCIAL COMMITTEE BEING FORMED
Weekly Offertory … $8,148.00
Annual Collection … $72,785.00
To date we have received $65,210 in donations and
$7,575 in pledges for a total thus far of $72,785
towards our Annual Collection goal of $130,000.
Please pray that all parishioners will join us in this
important collection. Remember that it is the Grand
Annual Collection that carries Immaculate Conception
Parish throughout the year when other sources of income
are low. We do need the assistance of all parishioners
if we are to reach our goal of $130,000. Remember,
the Lord will reward your kindness a hundredfold!
Thank you to all who have contributed to this year’s
collection, for your goodwill and for your continued
generosity. There are Annual Collection envelopes at the
entrances of Church. If you have not yet made your
donation to the Annual Collection, please we need your
assistance in this appeal.
As we look towards the many exciting social activities
for the parish in the coming year we need help in all
aspects of planning…please plan to join our new
Parish Social Planning Committee for its first
meeting on Monday, October 26th at 7:00 in the
Upper Church Meeting Room. Help us as we develop
and plan the social calendar for the coming year. First
off….we need to work together on the upcoming Hot
Spot Cabaret…Join us it should be lots of fun.
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY - MEETING
The response to our appeal for new members to
the St. Vincent de Paul Society was tremendous. The
next meeting will be on Monday, November 9th at
7:00PM in the Lower Church Meeting Room. If you are
interested in helping the local poor please join us.
OCTOBER 25, 2015 - THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME | 3
PARISH NEWS
WE ARE HOPING FOR A NEW PIANO
Immaculate Conception Parish is looking
for a baby grand piano or a console
piano in good working order, for the
main church, to accompany the children’s
choir and the youth ensemble each week
and the adult choir at special services.
We are hoping that someone may have
one they would like to donate. So, if you have any
possibilities, please contact Father Capone through the
Parish Office - 781-324-4941
FOOD PANTRY NEXT WEEKEND
ALL SOUL’S MASS - Holy Cross Cemetery
We remind you that next weekend - October 31 and
November 1 is Food Pantry Weekend. Please continue
to donate canned goods and non-perishable food items
for those in need. Your kindness is truly appreciated!
Tuesday, November 3rd at 6:00PM there will be an
All Soul’s Mass in the Mausoleum Chapel of Holy
Cross Cemetery. Immaculate Conception Parish Choir
will provide the music and singing for this Mass.
All are invited to attend.
FATIMA ROSARY - November 7th
OPEN HOUSE AT HOLY CROSS CEMETERY
Please join us on Saturday, November 7th at 11:00AM
in the Chapel for Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament,
the Rosary, Chaplet of Divine Mercy, Consecration
to Our Lady and the opportunity for confession.
All are invited to the Open House events at Holy
Cross Cemetery for refreshments and information
about the Holy Cross Cemetery - including lot
locations and free pre-planning kits.
Tuesday - November 3 - 10AM - 2PM
Thursday - November 5 - 10AM - 1PM
For more info or to schedule a private appointment,
please call Rob Baker at 339-226-1271.
MASS CARDS AND SPIRITUAL BOUQUETS
Parishioners are welcome to come to the rectory to
request a Mass Card or a Spiritual Bouquet. The Mass
Card is a remembrance by which we offer an
unannounced Mass for the repose of the soul of the
deceased person or for the intention of the living.
The Spiritual Bouquet is an enrollment in which we
remember the person enrolled at Mass offered every
week for both the living and deceased.
Please pray for all parishioners, family members and friends
who are ill and have requested our prayers, especially:
Ruth Neville, Dennis Mills, Agnes Karnafel, Joey R. Testa,
Patrick Sean Swenly, Agnes Stafford, Joseph Settemio, Eddie Quinn, Pat Armenio, Maria Celestina, Robert Abbott,
Tony Smith, Eddie O’Donnell, Kimberly Boroyan, Emrick O’Brien, Gloria and Albert Puopolo, Sr. Florine, Joseph Pesaturo,
Mary Dorrington, D.J. Sirobet, Mary Kelly, Marie Napoli, Alice Arena, Noreen Mercurio, Harvey Hines, Sunny Cataldo,
Edward MacKinnon, Gene Marckini, Joanna Riciuti, Thomas & Patricia Keane, Carmina Frost, Josephine Moro, Karen Lang,
Nancy Ewart, Shirley Frawley, Lee Donovan, Tom McNamara, Nick Nieland, Shirley Elmore, Bob & Terry Blaton,
Catherine Meo, Karen Bourque, Robert Dudley, Cathy McCarthy, Mr. Motorore, Patricia Murillo, Mark Christopher,
Richard C. McCaffrey, Jr., John Walsh, Barbara Conlon, Paul Santoro, Anna Correa-Graham, Pat Grande, Jim Bari,
Maria, Mike and Margaret Geraghty, Karolyn Genualdo, Claudia Heerter, Stephanie Romano, Nancy Menolez,
Racheal Romano, Jennifer Romano, Maria Gonzales, Donald Fost, Ruth Fost, Belinda Gonzales, Maureen Butler,
Marcia Muir, Sandra D’Agostino Rosono, Bill Wright, Joan Welch, Paul Sidilo, Eleanor and Jennie Ciulla, Mary Capraro,
Barbara Tracey, John Caulfield, Marie Cardarelli, Kay Parsons, Nicole West, Katie O’Connell, Dolores Enos, Fred Locke,
Janet Malatesta, Ruth McCarron, Daniel Mahoney, Steven Butler, Anthony Mitrano, Rob Christiansen, James Carrozza,
Elizabeth Kathleen White, Ross Anderson, Chrissy Cedrone, Jim Marolda, Stephen DeSimone, Maria Marmello, Lucas,
Karen D and Claire Frances.
Our brothers and sisters who are serving our country throughout the world: Lt. Rachel Shaw, Lt. Shawn Shaw,
First Lt. Christopher Brian Carney, Lt. Paul DeWolfe, Sgt. Kevin Casey, Philip West, Jr.,
Lt. Patrick Sipple and Captain Paul A. Capone, U.S.A.
PRAYER INTENTIONS
To add or remove a name from the list, please call Kerry Mercurio at the Parish Office.
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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Attendance is expected at the 9:00AM Mass every Sunday for grades 1-8th
and at the 5:00PM Mass for grades 9th & 10th.
FRIDAY SESSIONS
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
October 23rd
CATHOLICISM 101- BASICS OF OUR FAITH
Fr. O’Leary is offering an opportunity for adults to
refresh or learn more about our Roman Catholic Faith.
Classes meet on Wednesdays at 7:00PM in the Church
Meeting Room and run though the 28th of October.
ADULT EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES
Wednesday Nights 7:00 - 8:15
A look back at Vatican Council II
Commemorating the legacy of Vatican II
50 years later!
Nov. 4 - An overview of Vatican II then and now
Nov. 11- 50th Anniversary of Dignitatis Humanae
Declaration of Religious Freedom
Nov. 18 - 50th Anniversary of Nostra Aetate
Declaration on the Relationship of the Church
to Non-Christian Religions
SUNDAY SESSIONS SUNDAY SESSIONS
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM (9TH & 10TH GRADE)
5:00 PM – 8:00 PM
th
October 25th
October 25
PARISH YOUTH CALENDAR
Friday, October 23
Sunday, October 25
Sunday, October 25
6:00 PM G.O.F. Faith Festival
9:00AM Mass & G.O.F. Festival
5:00 PM Youth Mass
6:00 PM Confirmation Program
Sunday, November 1 5:00 PM Youth Mass
Sunday, November 8 5:00 PM Youth Mass
Sunday, November 15 5:00 PM Youth Mass
Friday, November 20 6:00 PM G.O.F. Faith Festival
Sunday, November 22 9:00AM Mass - G.O.F. Festival
Sunday, November 22 5:00 PM Youth Mass
6:00 PM Confirmation Program
Sunday, November 29 5:00 PM Youth Mass
First Parish Youth Meeting of the Year TBA
First Wildlife Meeting of the Year
TBA
C O N F I R M AT I O N
ADVENT PROGRAM
Wednesday Nights 7:00 - 8:15
The Spiritualities of the Saints
and Schools of Spirituality
CONFIRMATION PROGRAM GRADES 9 -10
Dec. 2 - The French School of Spirituality
Dec. 9 - Ignatian Spirituality
Dec. 16 - Franciscan Spirituality
RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATIAN OF ADULTS
Immaculate Conception Parish RCIA Program meets
each Sunday at 10:00AM in the Church Meeting Room.
If you are interested in becoming a Catholic, or if you
have been baptized but never received Communion or
Confirmation, please join us … for more information
call the Parish Office at 781-324-4941.
BAPTISM REGISTRATION
Baptisms are celebrated on the fourth Sunday of the
month. To register for Baptism please call the Parish
Office at 781-324-4941. Parents are required to
attend a informational meeting on the Sacrament
prior to the Baptism. The next Baptism class for parents
is Tuesday night, November 3rd at 7:00 in the Upper
Church Meeting Room!
Preparation for the Sacrament of Confirmation is a
two year program Grades 9 and 10, for both public and Catholic high school students. Classes will be
held on Sunday Evenings from 5:00PM - 8:00PM beginning with the 5:00PM Mass in the Church and continuing in the Church Hall. If you did not attend our
first session last Sunday, please register NOW by
calling the Parish Office at 781-324-4941. Our next
session is this weekend, October 25th.
HIGH SCHOOL PLACEMENT - PREP COURSE
Malden Catholic High School is offering a Test Prep
Course for 8th grade students planning to take the
High School Placement Test this fall. The HSPT is
required for application to all Catholic High Schools
in the region. The Cost is $100 - NEXT CLASS:
Saturday, October 31st 9:00AM -11:30AM
ARLINGTON CATHOLIC - OPEN HOUSE
Come visit Arlington Catholic High School on Tuesday,
November 10th from 6-8PM at our Open House.
OCTOBER 25, 2015 - THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME | 5
COMMUNITY HAPPENINGS
Petition to Amend the State Constitution
Stop Public Funding of Abortion
ALL ARE WELCOME
Fatima Rosary and Eucharistic Adoration:
1st Saturday of the month:11:00AM/Chapel
Lay Apostles: 1st Tuesday of the month: 7:00PM
Divine Mercy: 2nd & 4th Tuesdays: 7:00PM
Rosary:
Every Thursday: 6:30PM/Chapel
Charismatic Prayer: Every Thursday: 7:30PM/Chapel
Ultreya:
First Friday of the month: 7:00PM/Chapel
K of C:
1st Mon., 3rd Wed., Last Mon. 7:00PM
The Massachusetts Alliance to Stop Public Funding
of Abortion has recently filed a petition to amend
the state constitution to end taxpayers subsidized
abortions in Massachusetts. This amendment would
remove public funding from the courts and
bring it to a vote in the legislature.
DID YOU KNOW?
POST ABORTION RETREAT AND HEALING
In 1981,
the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
referred to abortion as a “fundamental right”
and said that the Massachusetts Constitution
afforded a greater degree of protection
to that right than did the U.S. Constitution.
This ruling went further by determining that
some Massachusetts women,
depending on their financial status,
had a constitutional right to have their
abortions paid for by the taxpayer.
“During the retreat I realized the impact of
forgiveness...Through the depth of my pain, I began
a lasting relationship with God…” Many women ache
with the pain of a past abortion. The Project Rachel
Ministry of the Archdiocese of Boston extends an WHAT WE NEED TO DO . . .
invitation for post-abortion hope and healing through
First Step - Amend the State Constitution.
a one-day “Come To The Waters of Healing” Retreat.
The amendment would remove public funding
The next retreat date is November 14. Retreats are
of abortion from the courts
limited to 10 women and are held in a confidential
and
make
it an issue for the state legislature.
location. For information contact Project Rachel at
The
amendment
would lay the groundwork
508-651-3100 or [email protected].
so that in the future the legislature
could vote to stop that funding.
Eventually it will go to the voters
and Planned Parenthood and such organizations
OCTOBER 1000 CLUB WINNERS
will be affected.
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Collect Certified Signatures
Tracy Rumrill
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the signatures must be collected
Joanne Servedo
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Ann Madigan
Deidre Hart Butts
Bernice Feeney
Denise Gaffey
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Sandra Kane
and sign the petitions that will be
Doris Dowling
available as you leave Church this weekend
$100
Mary Tonzello
October 24 and 25, 2015.
Tracy Rumrill
We have a moral obligation to the unborn
$1000 Henry Malionek
to assist in this endeavor,
$1000 CLUB DRAWING
our priests have agreed to allow our parishioners
The next $1,000 Club drawing will be held on
the opportunity to sign this petition …
Wednesday, November 4th at 7:30PM in the Church
THANK YOU!
Hall. Please join us for the fun of the drawing!
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