sacred heart parish

Church of the Sacred Heart
Roslindale, MA
Sacred Heart Parish
Roslindale, MA
Mass Intentions
From the Pastor’s Desk
SATURDAY, January 30
8:30 am Mary McCarthy
4:00 pm Special Intention
SUNDAY, January 31
8:00 am Winifred Carroll &
Mary Quinn
10:00 am Alice & Joseph Keating.
John & Eleanor Gilson
12:00 pm Esperanza Portillo
5:15 pm Sunday Mass
On February 14th, Valentine’s day, Sacred
Heart will have our annual Wedding Anniversary Mass for married couples in our parish. If
you are celebrating a special anniversary, 20,
25th, 30, 40th or 50th, please let us know, we
would like you to join us for the 10 am MASS on
the 14th of February.
At the same mass we welcome all of our
young people planning a wedding at Sacred
Heart. We will have special blessing for our engaged couples at the same mass, February, 14,
2016 at 10 am.
MONDAY, February 1
8:30 am Daily Mass
TUESDAY, February 2
8:30 am Richard B Waters
WEDNESDAY, February 3
8:30 am Daily Mass
THURSDAY, February 4
8:30 am Daily Mass
FRIDAY, February 5
8:30 am The Grenier & Garon Families
Living and Deceased
Please contact our rectory and let us know
of your participation in this special day for married couples.
Msgr. Frank Kelley
Sacred Heart School—Planning for the Future
While Sacred Heart School is celebrating 100 years of
service to the community, the school administration,
faculty, staff and the Board are planning for the next
100 years. Please join us as we outline the development
of a Strategic Plan ensuring the future of Sacred Heart
School.
Your thoughts, questions, and participation in the process are welcomed.
SATURDAY, February 6
8:30 am Daniel & Rose Hurley &
Deceased Family Members
4:00 pm William Walsh
SUNDAY, February 7
8:00 am Sunday Mass
10:00 am Mass of Thanksgiving
12:00 pm Sunday Mass
5:15 pm Sunday Mass
When: Friday, February 5 at 7 PM (snow date February 26)
Where: Sacred Heart School Auditorium
Adults Only, Please! - Wine will be served.
Anniversary
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Anniversary
Memorial
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Anniversary
Pre Cana Marriage Preparation
Those we know and love who share in Christ’s suffering
through illness:
Are you getting married or know someone who is? Sacred Heart Parish is offering a marriage preparation program at our
parish. The program consists of three sessions. The next sessions will be held on:
Sunday, February 28
Thursday, March 3
Sunday, March 6
Lucy Algere Knox - Yaritza Baerga - Heidi Barbuto - Danielle
Broderick - Evelyn Broderick - Francisca Cruz - Fran Dolan
- Christine Carroll - Kathleen Durepo - Robert Federico - Gabriela Gonzalez - James Gordon - Eleanor Havey - Chet Havey Ruth Harzbecker - Jane & Paul Heanue - Candy Hickey - Richard Fraser - Ed Girvan - Andres Hernandez - Ileana Thompson
- Anthony Iarrobino - Christopher Keegan - Mary Kearns - Carmine Lavoi - Jessica Lopez-Hernandez - Robert Lynch - Barbara McAveeney - Jennifer McGoldrick - Helen Kearns Moffie Bridget Mulkerrin - Joseph Mutascio - Genevieve Norton Jahaidy Nova - John Reilly - Evelyn Shanahan - Ernst & Yvrose
Toussaint - Midge Whelan.
May Christ heal all their ills.
5:30 to 8:00 pm
7:00 to 9:30 pm
1:30 –6:30 pm
Registration fee is $75 per couple.
For more information or to register, please call the
rectory office at 617-325-3322 or come into the rectory during office hours.
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Sacred Heart Parish
Roslindale, MA
SACRED HEART PARISH
SACRED HEART
ANNUAL APPEAL for 2015
Roslindale, MA
PARISH STEWARDSHIP
Thank you for your generous support and response to our
follow-up on the increased giving campaign. Fr. Kelley
Congratulations to all our generous donors to our
Annual Appeal. As we Have completed our Annual
Appeal for Sacred Heart. We have passed last year’s
total of $67,064.70. In 2015 Sacred Heart has raised,
$80,929.00 from 356 donors. This years’ giving puts
us at 120% from last year’s giving. Congratulations
to one and all for your generosity.
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Thank you for these generous contributors to Sacred
Heart parish. You can give by placing an offering in
the offertory basket or by sending your gift into the
rectory. Thank you very much, Msgr. Frank Kelley
November
2013
9140
7664
7286
7962
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November
2014
7393
7800
7696
6598
November
2015
9619
8456
8145
8165
6734
9247
(includes Mass offertory and electronic giving
via parishpay.com)
Charitable Contributions and Federal Tax Laws
Parish Tithes for November 2015 (5% of monthly offertory)
Due to changes in the federal tax laws for charitable
contributions, parishioners who itemize deductions on Schedule
A of their tax returns will not be able to deduct contributions to
Sacred Heart Parish without a bank record or a parish contribution statement. If you take your donations to the parish as a tax
deduction, then we ask that you use the envelope system or join in
the direct deposit program ParishPay which we offer. The parish
is not able to track a cash contribution that is not placed in a parish envelope. Consult your tax advisor with questions.
If you need a statement of your donations for 2015, please
contact the rectory office.
St. Vincent de Paul Society
1
$2,964
Campaign for Human Development
2
$436
Wounded Warrior Project
3
$436
Retired Religious Sisters
4
$4,410
Italian Home for Children
5
$436
$8,682
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Valentine Celebration February 13 at
Miramar Retreat Center, Duxbury, MA
Miramar Retreat Center, 121 Parks St., Duxbury will
celebrate married couples at a Valentine Dinner and
Presentation, February13th from 6-9:30 pm. The
evening includes a wine and cheese social, an elegant
dinner (beef tenderloin or chicken cordon bleu) and
dessert prepared on site. Between dinner and dessert
Fred and Diane L’Ecuyer and Miramar’s Fr. Tom
Griffith, SVD will offer a short presentation “When I
First Met You”, all for $95 per couple. Visa and Master Card accepted. Contact Miramar before February
9 to make reservations, or for more information call
781-585-2460 x 312. E-mail: [email protected]
Or Visit our Website: miramarretreat.org
STEWARDSHIP
“For your heart will always be where your
riches are” (Matt 6:21)
OUR PARISH TITHE
Our project for generosity needs some help. Would
you be able to help? We need some parish members to help
find opportunities for Sacred Heart community to help others. Please contact me if you can help.
Also, do you have a charity to recommend to us?
Please let me know what or to whom we can be of help in
the weeks to come.
Fr. Kelley
ALL VOLUNTEERS
Volunteers who are in contact with children or
the elderly are required to complete a CORI form
each year. If you have not done so already please
come to the rectory office to fill out the form.
Please remember to bring a government issued
photo ID and your social security number which
will be necessary to complete the CORI form.
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12/06/15
12/13/15
12/20/15
12/25/15
12/27/15
Pine St. Inn
Roslindale Food Pantry
Christmas - Clergy Benefit Trust
Sacred Heart Youth Choir
01/03/16
01/10/16
01/17/16
01/24/16
01/31/16
St. Francis House Shelter
Pro Life Legal Defense Fund
Catholic Schools Collection (second collection)
Church in Latin America
Sacred Heart Boy Scout Troop 7
Christmas Flower Collection (second collection)
Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
January 31, 2016
Today’s Liturgy
Luke 4:21-30
Chapter 4 of Luke introduces Jesus' adult life. It
begins with forty days of fasting (Luke 4:1-13)
and Jesus' return to his homeland of Nazareth in
Galilee, where he begins teaching in the synagogues (Luke 4:14-30). The fasting is reminiscent
of the beginning of Moses' and Elijah's prophetic
lives. Jesus reads a quote from the prophet Isaiah
in verses 17-19, and he mentions the prophet Elisha in verse 27. The chapter seems to be setting
up the audience to understand Jesus as one of
God's anointed, a prophet in a tradition with a
long line of prophets. Interestingly, though, the
focus here is not on the successes or failures of the
prophets, or on the salvation or redemption of
God's people, but rather on the fact that the
prophet will be rejected by his own people. More
curious, the natives in Jesus' town of Nazareth
actually don't reject him at all: “all spoke well of
him and were amazed.” That is, until Jesus provokes them into rejecting him. He essentially says
to them “I didn't come here to save you, because
according to history you will not listen, so I'm
going to head back south.” Of course they would
be angry!
I am assuming that this part of the story was
meant to have some narrative effect on its listeners, and I wonder why the author of Luke chose
this route instead of the traditional one where the
people's first response was rejection. I am left with
a question: What is there to gain from this twist
on the story?
Becky Mokos
Classes - Spanish
Saturday, January 30 Class 10 am Lower Church
February 6 Class 10 am
Classes - English
Sunday, January 31
February 7
No Class
Class 11:30 am
Confirmation Program
Confirmation classes resume February 21 with
Opening Mass at 5:15 pm in lower church followed by
class at Sacred Heart School at 6:45 pm
On Sunday, January 31, 2016, Sacred Heart School
will be open for tours and information from 1:00
pm to 3:00 pm. Come visit to see and hear about
the exciting STREAM curriculum in grades K2-8 as
well as the Little Builders and Sprouting Engineers
preschool programs for scholars 2.9 to 5 years old.
Sacred Heart School is the only year-round, full day
(7:30 am—5:30 pm) STREAM preschool, as well as
being the first Catholic elementary school in Boston. Join us at the Open House or call 617-323-2500
for more information.
STREAM = Science, Technology, Religion, Engineering, the Arts & Mathematics.
St. Anthony Shrine & Ministry Center
100 Arch St. Boston, MA 02110
The Emmaus Ministry
PROJECT COOKIE DOUGH: Many thanks to our
wonderful bakers who made 841 homemade cookies
during the month of January - they were wonderful
and were very much appreciated by their recipients!
Our February batches of cookies will be due a day earlier than usual due to the Washington’s birthday holiday—on Sunday, February 14 by 12 noon. New bakers are always welcome! Any questions can be directed to Donna O’Connor at 617-524-4396. Thank
you!
Serving the Spiritual Needs of Grieving Parents
Whose Children Have Died
Losing a child of any age under any circumstance is horrific; focusing on the spirituality of the grieving process
can help.
2016 LENTEN PROGRAMS
One-Day Spiritual Retreat
Saturday, February 13, 2016
9:30 am to 7:30 pm
Also Available during Lent…
One-Hour Brown Bag Lunch
Retreats for Grieving Parents
SACRED HEART
PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL
The Pastoral Council will meet on Monday, February 1 at
7:00 pm in the Council Room of the rectory.
All are welcome.
For more information call 617-542-8057
See www.emfgp.org of email [email protected]
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Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
January 31, 2016
IV DOMINGO del TIEMPO ORDINARIO
BULA DE CONVOCACIÓN DEL JUBILEO
EXTRAORDINARIO DE LA MISERICORDIA
1ra. lectura: (Jer. 1, 4-5. 17-19) La primera lectura nos
habla de la vocación de un gran profeta Jeremías, su misión, sus pruebas y la continua protección de Dios.
2da. lectura: (1Corintios 12, 31-13, 13) Es el himno del
amor: Las cualidades que debe tener el amor y lo que no
es amor.
Evangelio: (Lucas 1, 1-4; 4, 21-30) Como Jeremías, en la
primera lectura, Cristo no es bien recibido en su propia
tierra. Llenos de ira arrojaron a Cristo fuera de la ciudad.
Misericordiae Vultus
DEL SANTO PADRE FRANCISCO
17. La Cuaresma de este Año Jubilar sea vivida con mayor intensidad, como momento fuerte para celebrar y experimentar la misericordia de Dios. ¡Cuántas páginas de
la Sagrada Escritura pueden ser meditadas en las semanas
de Cuaresma para redescubrir el rostro misericordioso del
Padre! Con las palabras del profeta Miqueas también nosotros podemos repetir: Tú, oh Señor, eres un Dios que
cancelas la iniquidad y perdonas el pecado, que no mantienes para siempre tu cólera, pues amas la misericordia.
Tú, Señor, volverás a compadecerte de nosotros y a tener
piedad de tu pueblo. Destruirás nuestras culpas y arrojarás
en el fondo del mar todos nuestros pecados (cfr 7,18-19).
Las páginas del profeta Isaías podrán ser meditadas con
mayor atención en este tiempo de oración, ayuno y caridad: « Este es el ayuno que yo deseo: soltar las cadenas
injustas, desatar los lazos del yugo, dejar en libertad a los
oprimidos y romper todos los yugos; compartir tu pan con
el hambriento y albergar a los pobres sin techo; cubrir al
que veas desnudo y no abandonar a tus semejantes.
La narración del evangelio del domingo pasado se
nos quedó interrumpida, partida por la mitad, para
quedar completada con la escena que nos presenta
hoy la liturgia. El texto de la otra semana, en efecto,
concluía con estas palabras de Jesús: "Hoy se cumple
esta Escritura que acabáis de oír". Y hoy inicia con
estas mismas palabras, como retomando la escena,
para hacernos recordar dónde nos habíamos quedado.
"Todos en la sinagoga -nos dice Lucas- le expresaban su aprobación y se admiraban de las palabras de
gracia que salían de sus labios". Todo iba tan bien
cuando, de pronto, comienzan los problemas para
Jesús. Pero lo curioso es que, leyendo el evangelio,
parece que es Jesús el que "provoca" a sus paisanos y
les dirige una diatriba, echándoles en cara su incredulidad: "Sin duda me recitaréis aquel refrán -les reprocha nuestro Señor-: "Médico, cúrate a ti mismo";
haz también aquí en tu tierra los milagros que hemos
oído que has hecho en Cafarnaúm". El problema entonces no estaba en Jesús, sino en la incredulidad de
sus oyentes. Y cuando una persona está cerrada en
sus prejuicios y actitudes, tristemente, no hay nada
que hacer, a menos que cambie de postura. Y éste fue
el escenario con el que se encontró nuestro Señor.
Por eso Jesús no hizo allí ningún milagro: porque les
faltaba fe. Y enseguida comenzó a recordarles el
ejemplo de la viuda de Sarepta y de Naamán el sirio.
Esa gente había recibido favores especiales de parte
de Dios, y no eran del pueblo judío. Pero tenían fe.
"Está claro -diría Pedro, después de Pentecostés, hablando a los judíos convertidos de la primitiva Iglesia
- que Dios no hace acepción de personas, sino que
acepta a todo el que lo teme y practica la justicia, sea
de la nación que sea" (Hech 10, 35). Dios no hace
distinciones por motivos de linaje, raza, cultura o religión. Los judíos se sentían superiores a los demás
porque ellos eran el "pueblo elegido". Y a los nazaretanos les pasaba ahora algo semejante: los típicos
celos y rivalidades de pueblo, las envidias, riñas y
pleitos partidistas tan propios de las aldeas… y no
sólo de las aldeas, pues también se dan entre ciudades y entre países vecinos. ¡Es un mal que todos llevamos metido en la médula de los huesos! "A oír estas palabras de Jesús -continúa la narración- todos en
la sinagoga se pusieron furiosos y, levantándose, lo
empujaron fuera del pueblo con la intención de despeñarlo". ¡Hasta dónde es capaz de llegar la soberbia,
el odio y la cerrazón del corazón del hombre! Aquel
encuentro, que comenzó como un poema o un idilio,
estuvo a punto de convertirse en una tragedia. Lo que
inició en aprobación y admiración, termina en rechazo y en odio. Así sucede cuando no se tiene fe.
NUESTROS ENCUENTROS
Los martes: Oración del grupo de la Renovación
de 6:30 a 9:00 pm en la Iglesia de abajo.
Los jueves: ADORACION EUCARISTICA,
de 6:30 a 8:30 pm en la Iglesia de abajo.
Los viernes: Encuentro del coro
a las 7:00 pm en la biblioteca
Tercer viernes del mes: Encuentro de Parejas
a las 6:30 pm en la casa Santa Teresa.
Todos los domingos después de la misa de 12:00 pm:
Cafecito Latino para todos en el salón Murray.
Clases para adultos: Hoy después de la misa
AVISOS:
**Martes 2 de Febrero: Fiesta de la Presentación
del Señor (Candelaria): Santa Misa a las 7:00pm
y Bendición de la garganta.
**Taller para Proclamadores de la Palabra (lectores):
Martes 2, 9, 16 y 23 de Febrero de 6:30 a 9:00 pm. en
el Centro Pastoral de Braintree.
CONFESIONES (febrero)
Jueves 4, de 6:30 - 7:30pm (iglesia de abajo)
Sábado 13, de 3:00 - 4:00pm (iglesia de abajo)
UN POCO DE SABIDURIA
Prefiero que compartas conmigo unos minutos ahora
que estoy viva
y no una noche entera cuando yo muera.
UN POCO DE HUMOR
Dos niños, uno blanco y el otro negro, están hablando:
- ¿Estuviste demasiado tiempo y te quemaste?
- Lo normal 9 meses, y a ti, ¿te sacaron crudo?
mi correo es: [email protected]
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Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
January 31, 2016
The Parish of
Sacred Heart
169 Cummins Highway
Roslindale, MA 02131
Tel: 617-325-3322 Fax: 617-325-2145
www.sh-roslindale.org
E-mail: [email protected]
MISSION STATEMENT
Rooted in the universal call to discipleship, the mission of Sacred Heart and St. Andrew the Apostle Parish in Roslindale
and Forest Hills is to preach Jesus Christ. Proclamation of the gospel of Jesus Christ takes many forms: preaching, worship, education, service, works of mercy, and evangelization. The staff and the congregation are guided by the overall
mission to proclaim the victory of Jesus Christ over sin and death in this time and place.
By this mission we are to be judged.
The Week Ahead
Parish Resources
Rev. Msgr. Francis H. Kelley, Pastor
Rev. Mario Guarino, Parochial Vicar
Deacon Jesus Quiles
Mrs. Kathy M. Sherrod, Pastoral Assoc.
Parish Secretaries: Mary Dillow & Margaret Laboy
Rev. Eugene P. Sullivan, Sr. Priest, In Residence
Sunday Masses:
Saturday Eve: 4:00 PM
Sunday: 8:00 AM, 10:00 AM & 5:15 PM,
12:00 PM in Spanish
Weekday Masses:
Monday-Friday: 8:30 AM
Saturday: 8:30 AM
Penance:
Saturday, 3:00-3:45 PM, Lower Church
Baptism:
Call Rectory for arrangements.
Marriage:
Call Rectory to speak with one of the priests at least 6 months before the marriage.
Rectory Office 617-325-3322
FAX 617-325-2145
SUNDAY, January 31
Coffee– English
Coffee– Spanish
11:30 am St. Theresa House
01:00 pm Murray Room
MONDAY, February 1
Pastoral Council
07:00 pm Council Room
TUESDAY, February 2
Prayer Group– Spanish
Boy Scout Troop 7
06:15 pm Lower Church
07:00 pm St. Theresa House
WEDNESDAY, February 3
Youth Choir—English
Haitian Bible Study
Adult Choir—English
05:30 pm Upper Church
07:00 pm Rectory
07:30 pm Upper Church
THURSDAY, February 4
Eucharistic Adoration
06:30 pm Lower Church
FRIDAY, February 5
Spanish Choir
Haitian Prayer Group
07:00 pm Rectory
07:00 pm Lower Church
SATURDAY, February 6
CCD—Spanish
Ghana Catholic Society
10:00 am School
5:30 pm Murray Room
We Need Your Help!
Box Tops for Education
Sacred Heart School is collecting as many Box Tops as we can! We have
entered into a friendly competition with Holy Name School, to see wo can
raise the most money from Box Tops!
CALLING ALL FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS of Sacred Heart School
to please save you Box Tops for our school. Send them into school or drop
off at the rectory and Church. A box will be located in the back of the
Church for the entire academic year.
Come show your Sacred Heart pride! Ask friends, relatives and co-workers!
Thank you from the Scholars of Sacred Heart School! If you have any
questions contact Elaine Tutein, Box Tops coordinator at [email protected]
Sacred Heart School:
Mrs. Monica Haldiman, Principal
1035 Canterbury St, Roslindale 02131
Office:
617-323-2500
Fax:
617-325-7151
Tuition:
617-325-0229
After School Program:
617-325-3656
www.SacredHeart-Boston.org
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