Holy Family Parish Paróquia Sagrada Família
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Paróquia Sagrada Família Holy Family Parish
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Paróquia Sagrada Família
Holy Family Parish
HOLY FAMILY PARISH FOURTH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME
Holy Family Parish
Paróquia Sagrada Família
30 Grafton Street Lowell MA 01852
Main Phone: (978) 453-2134 Brazilian Community: (978) 934-0622
Fax: (978) 453-0933 Email: [email protected]
Administrator Reverend Nicholas Sannella
Pastoral Staff Reverend Donald G. Lozier, OMI Reverend Gilmond Boucher, OMI
Sr. Joan Gregoire, SND Deacon Alvaro Soares
Business Manager David McLean
Director of Religious Education Claire Couillard
Immaculate Conception
High School of Religion Director W. Gerald Dockett
(978)808-4505
Parish Secretaries Luana Arese (Brazilian) Cathy Martel (English)
Custodians John Perry
Immaculate Conception
Thank You !
SATURDAY, February 2, 2019 3:00 PM Choir 3:15 PM Confessions 4:00 PM Agnes A. Dreven
SUNDAY, February 3, 2019
8:00 AM Memorial Mass 9:30 AM Choir 10:00 AM Francine (Machado) Sakelakos 11:30 AM Brazilian Mass 5:30 PM Brazilian Music 6:00 PM Brazilian Mass
MONDAY, February 4th 8:00 AM No Intention
TUESDAY, February 5th 8:00 AM Jane Daly
WEDNESDAY, February 6th 8:00 AM Royal Estate
THURSDAY, February 7th 8:00 AM McArdle Estate
FRIDAY, February 8th 8:00 AM No Intention
SATURDAY February 9, 2019 3:00 PM Choir 3:15 PM Confessions 4:00 PM Muriel Gorman
SUNDAY, February 10, 2019 8:00 AM Nadeau Family Jankowski 9:30 AM Choir 10:00 AM Leonard McGrath 11:30 AM Brazilian Mass 5:30 PM Brazilian Choir 6:00 PM Brazilian Mass
Don’t forget your loved one’s
February 14th, 2019
HOLY FAMILY PARISH FOURTH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME
We pray…..
For those that are sick or recently in the hospital…
Dr. Gertrude Bailey, Lucy Balkus, Doris Belley,
Cressie Braganza, Cyril Braganza, Bob Brown,
Buote Family, Loretta Caira, Bill Calhoun,
Bernadette Chartrand, Roger Chartrand, Millie
Ciszek, Robert Connolly, Anne Marie Countie,
Davidson Family, Debbie Demers, DeRocco Family, Jerry Dockett, Mary Dockett, Maura
Dolan, Cathy Durand, Cynthia Evans, Richard
Evans, Jean Gagne, Roger Geoffroy, Sr. Marilyn
Gignac, Andrew Gosselin, Susan Goyette, Donna
Gravelle, Sr. Joan Gregoire, Ilene Hallisey, Len Hallisey, Havelka Family, Frank Holden, Pauline
Jankowski, Marge Keefe, Annette Knust, Jim
Knust, Kozowyk Family, Fran & Jerry Labadini,
Nora & Bob Labadini, Maryann Lanzara, Anthony
Lavina, Betty LeClaire, Jeanne LeLacheur,
Raymond LeLacheur, Pauline Letourneau, Rev. Robert Levesque OMI, Liz Machado, Betty
Mallett, Donald Marcouillier, Steven Marks,
Hilda McBride, Sheila McCarthy, McDonagh
Family, Chris McHardy, Margaret Mello,
Georgette Mendonca, Manuel Mendonca, Caryn Misquita, Sr. Shirley Letourneau Morrison, John
Mullen, Aparecida Nascimento, Patricia Noel,
Francis O’Donnell, Linda Paradise, Rev. Norman
Parent OMI, Kim Peirce, Jeanne Pinard, Mary
Richardson, Mary Agnes Rivanis, Mary Rivas,
Robert Rivas, Joel Rivera, Elaine Robinson, Ed Rotondi, Sr. Jeanne Rouillard, Freeman
Shepherd, Donna Sherman, Bea Stamp, Marilyn
Sullivan, Rose Sweeney, Lorraine Trahan,
Barbara Vayo, Steven Vayo, Diane Wingfield,
Collette Wooldridge, Rita Wrenn.
May they experience God’s healing love and
comfort.
February 3, 2019 – 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time By Joan DeMerchant Introduction
Who really wants to be called upon to change, let alone promote it in others? The prophets surely didn’t, and Jesus early on heard the reaction to his sermon among his own people. Today’s readings remind us that our faith is grounded in God’s word. That always involves the call to be and live differently. Just as God’s love sustained others, we are equipped with spiritual gifts, especially love, to respond to that same call. Prayer of the Faithful
We pray now, as people called to live God’s word in every circumstance of our lives. For Pope Francis and all in the church who face the hard reality required of those who witness to the Gospel and its call to change, we pray:
For all contemporary prophets who challenge the status quo in politics, religion or culture, and for those afraid to hear or support them, we pray:
For the United States, as the nation celebrates Black History Month, for anyone who has suffered from the scourge of racism, those who deny its lingering reality, and those seeking justice for all people, we pray:
For all in our country who are treated as outsiders: for the poor and poorly educated, refugees and the imprisoned, those struggling with mental illness or physical disabilities; and for those working on their behalf, we pray:
For the will and courage to practice the spiritual gifts we have been given and the gift of love above all else, we pray:
For those among us facing unwanted changes in work or health, finances or relationships, citizen status or safety, we pray: Presider God, who challenges our values and calls us to change, we turn to you in our reluctance to abandon the familiar and step out into new and uncharted territory. Grant us the same strength you gave to the prophets and to your Son, Jesus. May we hear your word and promote your love to the world. In Jesus’ name, we pray. Amen.
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Please remember those in the armed ser-vices—keeping us safe. We also pray for all who have died serving our country, that they may be welcomed into paradise, where they will live forever with God.
HOLY FAMILY PARISH FOURTH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME
To everyone’s surprise, the Creche outside was taken down by Chuck & Gail Stamp; before the big storm! Thank you, from the Holy Name Society, as well as all of our parishioners at Holy Family!
<< May God the Holy Spirit move within us and give us eyes to see with,
ears to hear with, and hands that God’s work might be done. >>
Financial Update
Weekending: 1/20/2019
Offertory: $1, 073.00
Utilities: $516.00
Community Offertory: $76.00
There is still time to send in your ticket for the February Fundraiser. We will place your ticket into the drum as soon as it is received. If you are a winner your ticket automatically is placed back into the drum for the next drawing. You could
win every day in February!
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“Hoje se cumpriu
esta passagem da Escritura que acabastes de ouvir.”
IV DTC – Ano C: – Jeremias 1,4- 5.17-19; Salmo 71(70); 1Coríntios 12,31-13,13; Lucas 4,21-30
O evangelho começa como terminou o texto do domingo passado: Hoje se cumpriu esta passagem da Escritura que acabastes de ouvir (v.21). As pessoas admiram as palavras de Jesus, cheias de sabedoria, mas ainda não compreendem sua missão. Não podem reconhecer no filho de José o enviado de Deus. Diante dessa reação do povo, Jesus se apresenta como profeta, consciente de seu destino: Nenhum profeta é bem recebido em sua terra. Acontece com ele o mesmo que sucedeu com Elias e Eliseu que não puderam ajudar os seus conterrâneos e tiveram que se dirigir aos estranhos. A rejeição ao Cristo por ser o filho de José, resulta da expectativa de um Messias poderoso.
Jesus, porém, não se deixa intimidar e passando pelo meio deles, continua o seu caminho (v.30). Jeremias, na 1ª leitura, confia no Senhor por ser dele conhecido antes mesmo do seu nascimento e por ter sido consagrado, desde então, como profeta a serviço das nações. Essa certeza fortalece o profeta diante dos reis, dos sacerdotes e do povo. O salmo expressa a confiança no Senhor, rocha protetora, abrigo seguro, amparo e refúgio dos que anunciam sua justiça com fidelidade. A 2ª leitura fala do amor “ágape” que é o dom por excelência, pois foi derramado pelo Espírito em nossos corações (Rm 5,5).
É admirável a atitude de Jesus que diante da recusa e ameaça segue com plena liberdade o seu caminho. As forças opostas ao projeto de Deus não podem impedir que realizemos a missão que nos foi confiada. Que a Palavra fortaleça a nossa missão profética, para que sigamos com fidelidade os passos de Jesus, construindo um mundo mais fraterno..
Ó Deus de ternura e misericórdia,
faze brotar em nós o desejo de comunhão contigo e com todos os seres do universo
e ajuda-nos a ser solidários com os que sofrem.
Por Cristo, nosso Senhor. Amém.
VALENTINES DAY DANCE
SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 9TH, 2019
HOLY FAMILY PARISH
LOWER CHURCH HALL
Nossa paróquia oferece“Dando on-line”, baseado em uma
web aplicativo eletrônico contribuição.
Confira-nos em… www.osvonlinegiving.com/3125
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Religious Education Calendar
2018-2019
Sunday Mornings 10:00—12:00 Noon
February 3rd Class #11
February 10th Class #12
March 3rd Class #13
March 17th Class #14
March 31st Class #15
WORLD MARRIAGE DAY 2018
We are currently preparing for World Marriage Day which will be held here at Holy Family Parish on Sunday February 17, 2019.
If you or someone you know that will be celebrating a special anniversary (25th, 30th, 35th, 40th, 45th, 50th, 55th , 60th or more), please call the Parish Center (978)453-2134 with the name and address so we can send a special invitation for the World Marriage Day Breakfast.
HOLY NAME SOCIETY BREAKFAST
FEBRUARY 17TH 2019 IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING 10 AM
@ THE KNICKERBOCKER CLUB
TICKET’S ARE ON SALE AT AT ALL MASSES UNTIL
FEBRUARY 10th
ALWAYS DISPOSE OF PROPERLY !
<< In this mortal life, mercy and
forgiveness are the path that al-
ways leads us to grace. >>
Please contact the office for your 2018
contribution info!
MONTHLY EVENING OF PRAYER
Tuesday February 5th at 7:00 PM
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament Recitation of the Rosary
and special prayers
All are welcome!
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