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Saint John the Baptist Saint Thomas the Apostle San Juan Bautista São Tomé O Apóstolo February 3, 2019
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Saint John the Baptist Saint Thomas the Apostle
San Juan Bautista São Tomé O Apóstolo
February 3, 2019
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Two Parishes ~ One Mission
• To reach out to everyone
with the joyful gospel of God’s saving love
• To form one another as
disciples who encounter Jesus Christ
deeply through word, sacrament and service.
• To live as a Spirit filled,
multicultural community of mercy, justice and compassion
within The Catholic Church.
Rev. John E. MacInnis, Pastor
Rev. Kevin Leaver, Parochial Vicar
Padre Paúl G.M. McManus, Parochial Vicar, Hispanic Ministry
Deacon Leo Martin, Deacon Chuck Hall
Deacon Timothy Hynes
WEEKEND AND WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE FOR OUR PARISHES
Saturday 4 PM and Sunday 8 AM Masses change: current location is highlighted
SAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST SAINT THOMAS THE APOSTLE
Saturday 4 PM Mass: Jan - Feb, Mar- Apr, Jul - Aug, Nov-Dec Saturday 4 PM Mass: Jan-Feb, May-June, Sept-Oct, Nov-Dec Confessions: 3:15 - 3:30 PM before Mass during above months Confessions: 3:15 - 3:30 PM before Mass during above months Sunday 8 AM Mass: Jan - Feb, May-Jun, Sept - Oct. Sunday 8 AM Mass: Mar-Apr, Jul-Aug, Nov-Dec Sunday 10 AM Family Mass: Every Sunday Sunday 10 AM Family Mass: Every Sunday Sunday 11:30 AM Mass: Hispanic community Every Sunday Sunday 11:30 AM Mass: Brazilian community Every Sunday Sunday 5:00 PM Mass: Every Sunday (except Easter)
Weekdays: Tues-Wed-Thurs: 6:45 AM Every Week Weekdays: Monday, Friday 8:30 AM Every week Fri - Sat 6:45 AM First Friday and Saturday
Welcome to our parishes! If you are new to our community I extend our greetings and invite you to learn more about our current activities in these pages. If you would like to become a Catholic or join our parish, please call 978-531-0002 and ask for me, Fr. John, or Fr. Kevin (English and Portuguese) or Fr. Paul (English and Spanish). We would like to meet you and help you make your spiritual home with us. If you are a visitor, we hope and pray that your worship with us today brought you closer to God and to the Church.
May God bless you! Fr. John MacInnis, Pastor
St. John the Baptist
17 Chestnut St
Peabody, MA 01960
978-531-0002 978-531-5199 fax
www.stjohnspeabody.org
St. Thomas the Apostle Parish
3 Margin St.
Peabody, MA 01960
978-531-0224 978-531-6517 fax
www.stthomaspeabody.org
St. John the Baptist Karen Hinton Dir. of Religious Ed 1-5 Dawn Alves Co. of Youth Ministry Tracy Palen Office Administrator Kathleen Wilkinson Parish Secretary Janet O’Connor Parish Secretary Dr. Holly Zagaria Director of Music Ministry Raisa Ferreras Music Ministry (Spanish) Aida Vargas Spanish Religious Ed Lucy Cortez Spanish Religious Ed Linda McKenzie Brooksby Village Pastoral Assoc. Brooksby Catholic Ministry: 978-536-7947
Email: [email protected]
Parish Office Hours: Mon-Fri 9:30am-3:30pm
St. Thomas the Apostle
Dawn Alves Pastoral Associate Co. of Youth Ministry Br. Wiggin, CFX Parish Accountant Dr. Holly Zagaria Director of Music Ministry Renildo Paiva Music Ministry (Brazilian) Lisa Ann Trainor Co. of Religious Ed Tracy Palen Office Administrator Linda Cavallon Administrative Assistant Danise Mendonca Administrative Assistant
Email: [email protected] Parish Office Hours: Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:00pm
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. Care for Children and the Poor Jesus had a special concern for children and the poor. This is evident in the gospel of Luke in this year of Sunday readings. Our parishes extend that love of Christ’s children and the poor in many ways.
Our Children. First I ask for your prayers for Pope Francis who is conven-ing bishops from around the world this month to address the serious issue of protecting children. Expectations are many and very high, as are the
challenges of trying to manage a response in a global Church of over one billion Catholics. Next I want to tell you about some initiatives that we are taking to provide for the children in our parishes. Last week we celebrated Catholic Schools and I wrote to you what Saint John's School and others can do to bring up children in an environment of faith and love. Both of our parishes have religious education from grade one through ten. We have competent leaders in Dawn Alves, Karen Hinton and Lisa Trainor. They are extremely dedicated in bringing children closer to Jesus and the Church. They work closely with our priests to connect what happens in homes and the classroom to worship. An example of this is the new Children's Liturgy of the Word once a month when families come together to the 10 AM Family Mass and children go to a place nearby for their own Scrip-ture readings and homily adapted to the young. The success of all these efforts depends on the support and participation of parents who, as we remind them at their child's baptism, are the first and most influential teachers of the child in the ways of faith. We need to reach our teens in a special way because their age presents great challenges. They are going through a time of profound personal growth. These days they are confronted with very troubling new re-alities such as the messages they get from the internet and social media. More and more teens today suffer from anxiety and depression for a number of reasons. And so we need parents and all of us who care about our youth to work together in more effective ways than we have. It's not just about losing them from our church; it's about them losing life itself.
To build up our ministry to youth, our parishes have joined together to bring on a new staff person dedi-cated to youth. Jessica Keefe has joined our pastoral staff as Youth Ministry Coordinator. Her job title signals what we know must happen for us to serve youth: we must all work together: clergy, catechists and parents. Jessica comes with an impressive back-ground working as a youth minister in parishes in Framingham and Dracut. She is with us for some hours and will be able to give more time as she con-cludes other work she is doing. Please welcome her as you meet her. Pray for our youth and for all who serve them. Also keep in your prayers Father Kevin and the teens and adults who are going with him on a Youth Service Trip to our sister parish in the DR during the school vacation.
The Poor. Poverty has many faces. Where we see it is often in those who come to us for help. Our Saint Vincent de Paul Society has a hot line so that calls made to us by people seeking help for food or other immediate needs are referred to them. The Society as a whole is observing its 150th anniversary. Our own groups have a long and wonderful
history of charitable works. St. John's began a food pantry ten years ago and on the last Sunday of every month they give out lots of food to those who come. When we began the Year of Mercy at the call of Pope Francis, we opened the doors of St. John's renovated hall to the homeless. Pat Adam has developed a mul-tidimensional Outreach Program to those who come to lunches for the homeless. Her program involves many volunteers. More than meals served with care, the outreach includes helping people find jobs and housing. A computer room serves to help our guests have access to some of the resources that are availa-ble, or to make contacts for help through the internet. In Peabody, there is a task force for the homeless that looks at the many sides of homelessness. Seeing a need for an emergency shelter in our city, St. John's was approached to help. An unusual ordinance limits emergency shelters to houses of worship. We stepped up to the plate and now in severe weather (eg below 15 degrees) we open our hall to a group who set up cots and oversee the shelter. Heartfelt thanks to all who extend hands and hearts to our brothers and sis-ters in such need!
God bless! Fr. John
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.Cuidado Para los Niños y los Pobres
Jesús tenía una preocupación especial por los niños y los pobres. Esto es evidente en el evangelio de Lucas en este año de lecturas dominicales. Nuestras parroquias extien-den el amor de Cristo a los niños y a los pobres de mu-chas maneras.
Nuestros niños. Primero, pido sus oraciones por el Papa Francisco, que este mes está convocando a obispos de todo el mundo para abordar el grave pro-blema de la protección de los niños. Las expectativas son muchas y muy altas, al
igual que los desafíos de tratar de gestionar una respuesta en una Iglesia global de más de mil millones de católicos. A continuación, quiero contarles algunas iniciativas que estamos tomando para brindarlas a los niños en nuestras parroquias. La semana pasada celebramos las Escuelas Católicas y les escribimos lo que la Escuela de San Juan Bautista y otras personas pueden hacer para criar a los niños en un ambiente de fe y amor. Nuestras dos parro-quias tienen educación religiosa del grado uno al diez. Tenemos líderes competentes en Dawn Alves, Karen Hin-ton y Lisa Trainor. Están sumamente dedicados a acercar a los niños a Jesús y a la Iglesia. Trabajan en estrecha co-laboración con nuestros sacerdotes para conectar lo que sucede en los hogares y el aula para adorar. Un ejemplo de esto es la nueva Liturgia de la Palabra de los Niños una vez al mes cuando las familias se unen a la Misa Fa-miliar de las 10 AM y los niños van a un lugar cercano para sus propias lecturas de las Escrituras y la homilía adaptada a los jóvenes. El éxito de todos estos esfuerzos depende del apoyo y la participación de los padres que, como les recordamos en el bautismo de sus hijos, son los primeros y más influyentes maestros del niño en cuanto a la fe. Necesitamos llegar a nuestros adolescentes de una manera especial porque su edad presenta grandes desafíos. Están pasando por un momento de profundo crecimiento perso-nal. En estos días se enfrentan a nuevas realidades muy preocupantes, como los mensajes que reciben del Internet y las redes sociales. Más y más adolescentes de hoy su-fren de ansiedad y depresión por varias razones. Y por eso necesitamos que los padres y todos los que nos preocupa-mos por nuestros jóvenes trabajen juntos de una manera más efectiva que la que tenemos nosotros. No se trata solo de perderlos de nuestra iglesia; Se trata de ellos perder la vida misma.
Para desarrollar nuestro ministerio con los jóvenes, nues-tras parroquias se han unido para atraer a un nuevo
miembro del personal dedicado a los jóvenes. Jessica Keefe se ha unido a nuestro personal pastoral como Coordinadora del Ministerio Juvenil. Su título de traba-jo indica lo que sabemos que debe suceder para que poda-mos servir a los jóvenes: todos debemos trabajar juntos: el clero, los catequistas y los padres. Jessica viene con un impresionante historial trabajando como ministro de jóve-nes en las parroquias de Framingham y Dracut. Ella está con nosotros durante algunas horas y podrá dedicarle más tiempo cuando concluya el trabajo que está realizando. Por favor dele la bienvenida cuando la conozca. Ora por nuestros jóvenes y por todos los que los sirven. También mantenga en sus oraciones al Padre Kevin y a los adoles-centes y adultos que lo acompañarán en un Viaje de Ser-vicio Juvenil a nuestra parroquia hermana en la Repúbli-ca Dominicana durante las vacaciones escolares Los Pobres. La pobreza tiene muchas caras. Donde lo
vemos a menudo es en aquellos que acu-den a nosotros en busca de ayuda. Nuestra Sociedad de San Vicente de Paúl tiene una línea directa para que las personas que buscan ayuda para alimentos u otras nece-sidades inmediatas sean referidas a ellos. La Sociedad en su conjunto está celebran-do su 150 aniversario. Nuestros propios grupos tienen una larga y maravillosa his-
toria de obras caritativas. San Juan Bautista comenzó una despensa de alimentos hace diez años y el último domin-go de cada mes reparte mucha comida a los que vienen. Cuando comenzamos el Año de la Misericordia en la lla-mada del Papa Francisco, abrimos las puertas de la sala renovada de San Juan para las personas sin hogar. Pat Adam ha desarrollado un programa de alcance multidi-mensional para aquellos que vinieron a almorzar los cua-les son personas sin hogar. Su programa involucra a mu-chos voluntarios. Más que comidas servidas con cuidado, el alcance incluye ayudar a las personas a encontrar traba-jo y vivienda. Una sala de computadoras sirve para ayu-dar a nuestros huéspedes a tener acceso a algunos de los recursos disponibles o para hacer contactos de ayuda a través del Internet. En Peabody, hay un grupo de trabajo para personas sin hogar que analiza los muchos aspectos de la falta de vi-vienda. Al ver la necesidad de un refugio de emergencia en nuestra ciudad, San Juan Bautista se acercó para ayu-dar. Una ordenanza inusual limita los refugios de emer-gencia a los lugares de culto. Nos acercamos al plato y ahora, cuando el clima es severo (por ejemplo, a menos de 15 grados), abrimos nuestro salón a un grupo que orga-niza catres y supervisa el refugio. ¡Un sincero agradeci-miento a todos los que extienden las manos y los corazo-nes a nuestros hermanos y hermanas en tal necesidad!
¡Dios los bendiga! Padre John
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Cuidar das crianças e dos pobres
Jesus tinha uma preocupação especial pelas crianças e pelos pobres. Isso é evidente no evangelho de Lucas neste ano de leituras dominicais. Nossas paróquias es-tendem esse amor aos filhos de Cristo e aos pobres de muitas maneiras.
Nossos filhos. Primeiro, peço suas orações pelo Papa Francisco, que está convocando bispos de to-do o mundo este mês para tratar da séria questão de proteger as crianças. As expectativas são muitas e muito altas, assim como
os desafios de tentar administrar uma resposta em uma Igreja global de mais de um bilhão de católicos.
Em seguida, quero contar-lhe algumas iniciativas que estamos a fazer com as crianças nas nossas paróquias. Na semana passada celebramos as Escolas Católicas e escrevi para você o que a Escola de Saint John e outras podem fazer para criar os filhos em um ambiente de fé e amor. Ambas as nossas paróquias têm educação religi-osa do primeiro ao décimo ano. Temos líderes compe-tentes como Dawn Alves, Karen Hinton e Lisa Trainor. Elas são extremamente dedicadas em aproximar as cri-anças de Jesus e da Igreja. Elas trabalham em estreita colaboração com nossos sacerdotes para conectar o que acontece nas casas e na sala de aula para adorar. Um exemplo disso é a nova liturgia infantil da Palavra, uma vez por mês, quando as famílias se reúnem às 10 da manhã na missa e as crianças fazem suas próprias lei-turas bíblicas e homilia adaptada aos jovens. O sucesso de todos esses esforços depende do apoio e da partici-pação de pais que, ao lembrá-los do batismo de seus fil-hos, são os primeiros e mais influentes professores da criança nos caminhos da fé.
Precisamos alcançar nossos adolescentes de uma manei-ra especial, porque a idade deles apresenta grandes de-safios. Eles estão passando por um momento de cresci-mento pessoal profundo. Hoje em dia eles são confron-tados com novas realidades muito preocupantes, como as mensagens que recebem da internet e das mídias so-ciais. Mais e mais adolescentes hoje sofrem de an-siedade e depressão por várias razões. E assim pre-cisamos que os pais e todos nós que nos preocupamos com a juventude trabalhem juntos de maneiras mais efi-cazes do que nós. Não se trata apenas de perdê-los da nossa igreja; é sobre eles perderem a própria vida. Para construir nosso ministério para a juventude, nossas paróquias se uniram para trazer uma nova
pessoa dedicada aos jovens. Jessica Keefe se juntou à nossa equipe pastoral como coordenadora de pastoral juvenil. Seu título indica o que sabemos que deve acon-tecer para servirmos aos jovens: todos devemos tra-balhar juntos: clérigos, catequistas e pais. Jessica vem com uma formação impressionante trabalhando como ministra de jovens nas paróquias de Framingham e Dra-cut. Ela está conosco por algumas horas e será capaz de dar mais tempo enquanto ela conclui outro trabalho que está fazendo. Por favor, receba-a e de a ela uma opor-tunidade de a conhecer melhor. Ore pela nossa ju-ventude e por todos os que os servem. Também man-tenha em suas orações o Padre Kevin e os adolescentes e adultos que estão indo com ele em uma Viagem de Serviço à Juventude para a nossa paróquia irmã durante as férias escolares.
Os pobres. A pobreza tem muitos rostos. Vemos a pobreza frequentemente naqueles que nos pedem ajuda. Nossa Sociedade de São Vicente de Paulo tem uma linha direta para que as ligações feitas a nós por pessoas que buscam aju-da para alimentação ou outras neces-sidades imediatas sejam encaminhadas a
elas. A Sociedade como um todo está observando seu 150º aniversário. Nossos próprios grupos têm uma lon-ga e maravilhosa história de obras de caridade. St. John começou uma despensa de alimentos há dez anos e no último domingo de cada mês eles dão muita comida para aqueles que vêm pedir ajuda.
Quando começamos o Ano da Misericórdia, após a chamada do Papa Francisco, abrimos as portas do salão renovado de Saint John para os sem-teto. Pat Adam desenvolveu um programa de extensão multidimen-sional para aqueles sem-teto que vêem almoçar. Seu programa envolve muitos voluntários. Mais do que as refeições servidas com cuidado, o alcance inclui ajudar as pessoas a encontrar emprego e moradia. Uma sala de informática serve para ajudar nossos clientes a ter aces-so a alguns dos recursos disponíveis, ou para fazer con-tatos para obter ajuda através da Internet.
Em Peabody, há uma força-tarefa para os sem-teto que olha para os muitos lados da falta de moradia. Vendo a necessidade de um abrigo de emergência em nossa cidade, a paroquia de St. John foi procurada para aju-dar. Uma lei incomum limita os abrigos de emergência às casas de culto. Chegamos agora a uma epoca de tem-po severo (temperaturas abaixo de 15 graus) e abrimos nosso salão para um grupo que montou e supervisionou um abrigo. Sinceros agradecimentos a todos que esten-dem as mãos e os corações aos nossos irmãos e irmãs
em tal necessidade! Deus abençoe! Pe. John
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THIS WEEK AT SAINT JOHN’S
For details please call 978-531-0002 www.stjohnspeabody.com
Mon. Feb 4 5:00pm Rosary & Adoration 6:45pm SVDP Monthly Meeting Tues. Feb 5 6:45am Mass-Chapel 6:00pm Novena to the Holy Face of Jesus
6:00pm Tiger Scour Meeting Wed. Feb 6 6:45am Mass-Chapel 6:00pm Boy Scout Pack 119 Th. Feb 7 6:45am Mass-Chapel Fri. Feb 8 12:00pm Community Lunch 7:00pm Spanish Mass-Chapel Sat. Feb 9 7:30am Men’s Faith Sharing Grp 5:00pm Ham and Bean Supper
St. John the Baptist Parish ~Memorial Gifts for the Eucharist~
Feb 2nd/3rd
Sacramental Candles + Bread and Wine were given in Memory of Jacqueline M. Demers
Feb 9th/10th
Sacramental Candles + Bread and Wine were given in Memory of George Walsh
Feb 16th/17th
Sacramental Candles + Bread and Wine were given in Memory of Rick Roy
Feb 23rd/24th
Sacramental Candles AVAILABLE Bread and Wine were given in Memory of Jeannette Guerriero
If you wish to offer a memorial gift of Bread and Wine Or Sacramental Candles please call
the parish secretary at 978-531-0002.
Parish Pay is now WeShare. Go to our website www.stjohnspeabody.com
Click on the tab Online Giving. On the right of the screen you will see a green
Online giving icon. Click on this for both weekly and second collections. WeShare at
1-800-950-9952. Thank you for your support!
St. John's Church
The winter hours:
Friday/Saturday 10am-1pm until Thurs., April 4, 2019 when the shop will resume its
spring/summer/fall hours.
We look forward to serving you in the new year and thank you for your continued support!
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT
This weekend we have a second collection for Fuel and Utilities
January 27 $ 6,854.50 Latin America $ 1,151.00
Next Weekend we have a second collection for the Regular Monthly
St. John's Grand Annual Collection: Thanks to your generosity we have reached $83,015 from 258 families for our Grand Annual Collection. If you have not had a chance to donate there is still time to help with the support of our parish! We are
most grateful for all you support!
God loves a cheerful giver.” (2 Corinthians 9:)
Sunday Coffee Gathering following the 10 a.m. Mass at St. John's every Sunday
All are Welcome!
4:00 CHOIR If you love to sing to God, and would like to be part of the Music Ministry on Saturday after-
noons, please consider joining us at 3:15 on Sat-urdays. All ages are welcome! We will provide you with a list of songs and corresponding audio
files of each hymn prior to Mass so that you will be comforta-ble singing them. Come pray and sing with us when you are
available! Please contact Dr. Holly Zagaria at [email protected], and she will provide
you with links to the music each week.
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THIS WEEK AT ST. THOMAS THE APOSTLE
For details please call 978-531-0224 www.stthomaspeabody.com
Feb 4 8:30AM Mass-Chapel 6:00PM Brazilian Charismatic Prayer-Church Charismatic Prayer--Media Room Charismatic Prayer-Chapel 7:00PM Bible Study– Dining Room Feb 5 6:00PM Girl Scouts-Gym Feb 6 3:00PM Basketball-Gym 6:00PM Girls-Scouts-Media Room Feb 7 3:00PM Basketball-Gym 6:30PM ALPHA –Media Room 8:00PM Soccer-Gym Feb 8 8:30AM Mass—Chapel 5:00PM CYO Basketball-Gym 7:00PM Youth-Media Room 8:00PM Soccer-Gym Feb 9 12:00PM Girls Scouts-Gym
St. Thomas the Apostle Parish
ST. THOMAS MONTHLY FOOD DRIVE
The St. Thomas the Apostle, St. Vincent de Paul Society will be holding their monthly Food Drive
at all Masses at St. Thomas the weekend of
February 2nd and 3rd Please leave your canned goods, cereals, toiletries, etc. at the
entrance of the Church.
We thank you for your support and your generosity!
WEEKLY GIVING
This weekend we have a second collection for Fuel and Utilities
January 27 $ 5,153.50 Latin America $ 853.00
Next weekend we have a second collection for Building Improvements
Grand Annual Collection We need your help to reach our goal of
$45,000. We have received $29,348.00 gifts and pledges from 89 families.
Thank you for your generous support!
~Memorial Gifts for the Eucharist~.
Feb 2nd/3rd
Sanctuary Lamp was given in Memory of Kenneth St.Pierre, Kenneth St. Pierre Jr., Stephen St. Pierre, Tania Diachisin.
Bread and Wine AVAILABLE Candle Oil AVAILABLE
Feb 9th/10th Sanctuary Lamp AVAILABLE Bread and Wine AVAILABLE
Candle Oil AVAILABLE
Feb 16th/17th Sanctuary Lamp was given in Memory of Robert Prentiss
Bread and Wine AVAILABLE Candle Oil AVAILABLE
Feb 23rd/24th Sanctuary Lamp AVAILABLE
Bread and Wine were given in Memory of Fionna + Theodore Cziadyk
Candle Oil AVAILABLE
If you wish to offer a memorial gift of Bread and Wine, Candle Oil, the Sanctuary Lamp, or a Mass Card please
call the parish secretary at 978-531-0224.
Prayer Shawl Ministry
The Friends of St. Thomas Parish Prayer Shawl Ministry provide comfort and healing prayers to anyone in need of warmth and encouragement
while healing. Do you know of someone in need of a Prayer Shawl? Call our office and we will have one delivered to your friend or loved one. Do you knit or crochet? Would you like to join our Ministry Team? Join us on the first Wednesday of
each month from 10-11:30AM in the Dining room of the Spiritual life center.
Be an Adorer on the First Friday of each new month. Adoration is an opportunity to retreat
from the world and just be one with the Lord. Contact: Elaine Arruda 781-576-0571
We will now pray the rosary in the Chapel on the First
weekend of the month beginning a half hour before
the start of Mass.
Those with a devotion to our Blessed Mother who would like to pray the rosary with others every week are also
invited to do so in the Mary Chapel.
St. Vincent de Paul Tuition assistance will be available for students attending parochial school grades 1-8 in the school year of 2019-2020. More info to come, or contact Paul Carlin 978-335-2438
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BIENVENIDOS A Parroquia de San Juan Bautista
Y que todos: nos comprometamos, cada día, a ser más FAMILIA en JESÚS, Vivo y Resucitado. Para solicitar los Servicios Pastorales, en la Comunidad, por favor hablar,
Con Padre Paúl G. M. McManus: de Viernes a Sábado, en Peabody Tel: 978-826-7522 o por correo electronico a [email protected]
Consejería en español
Judy Keith, una psicóloga que habla español, está aquí por la tarde como voluntaria para hablar con cualquier persona o pareja que quiere consejería en español. Puede hablar de la depresión, la ansiedad, la muerte de al-guien querido, la comunicación en pareja o de cualquier tema con el cual quiera ayuda. Para sacar una cita, por favor llámeme en 978-826-7541 y déjeme un mensaje y le devolveré la llamada lo más pronto que sea posible.
Bautismos
Tercer sabado del mes a las 4:00 p.m. Conferencia para padres y padrinos:
Segundo sábado del mes en el Centro parroquial
a las 12 p.m. Se puede conseguir el
formulario en la oficina de la parroquia o después de la Misa en la sacristia
Grupo de Oración
Los sábado a las 7 p.m.
Matrimonios
Por favor, hable con el Padre Paúl a los menos seis meses antes de la fecha escogida.
Quinceañeras – Visitas Pastorales – Otros Servicios Por favor, hable con el Padre Paúl.
La Santa Misa Los domingos a las 11:30 a.m.
Los viernes a las 7 p.m.
Confesiones Los viernes de las 6 hasta las 7 p.m. Llame al Padre Paúl 978-826-7522
Adoración de Santísimo Sacramento Los viernes de las 6 hasta las 7 p.m.
FORMED.ORG
Contenido Católico Digital • Ve a la página formed.org • Presiona el botón que dice REGISTER (Registrarse) • Crea tu propia cuenta gratuita usando el Código de la Parroquia y tu correo electrónico • Nuestro Código de Parroquia es: 64JYHW ¡Disfrútelo con toda la familia!
Si conocen de Alguna Persona que no puede asistir a la Santa Misa por problemas de Salud, y decean que se le lleve la Santa Comunion a su
hogar. Favor de hablar con Padre Paul, despues de Misa o llamarle durante la semana al
Centro Parroquial al (978) 531-0002
COMUNIDAD HISPANA
El Papa sobre la Vida Consecuentemente, todo está conectado: la
opción más profunda por el Cristo Crucificado con la opción más completa por la vida, desde el
primer hasta el último momento. En mi opinión, esto es de algún modo el núcleo de nuestra
pastoral: ayudar a las personas a optar por la vida, a renovar su relación con Dios como la relación
que nos da vida y nos muestra el camino a la vida. Y así, amar de nuevo a Cristo, que se convirtió de
ser el más desconocido Ser fuera de nuestro alcance, quien permanecía enigmático, en un Dios
conocido, un Dios con rostro humano, un Dios que es amor.(Papa Benedicto XVI, en la reunión
con los sacerdotes de marzo 2006)
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COMUNIDADE BRASILEIRA PAROQUIAL
Contactor con perguntas:
Danise Mendonca 978-531-0224 Deixe uma mensagem, fala Portuguese No escritório quartas e sextas-feiras. [email protected]
Secretaria Paroquia:
Facebook: paroquiasaothomas
SACRAMENTAL
CONFISSÕES Contactor o Padre Kevin
[email protected] Padre John
BATISMOS Marcar 1 MÊS Antes
Todo 3* Domingo do Mes as 11:30pm
CASAMENTOS Contactor o Padre 6 Meses Antes da Data Pretendida
PASTORAL Toda Segunda Feira ÀS 7:30PM
GRUPO DE ORAÇÃO Renildo 978-210-1567
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A felicidade é o natural resultado da contínua realização do imenso potencial que Deus nos chama a transformar em reali-dade: ou seja, é o resultado de uma vida que vai sendo vivida com propósito transcendente, com um contínuo e crescente autodesenvolvimento integral, com a frutificação dos próprios talentos, com a colaboração generosa e amorosa no desenvolvi-mento integral dos nossos irmãos, em união alegre, serena, confiante e permanente com Deus, acolhendo a Sua misericór-dia e o Seu amor infinito!
Enxergando a vida com essa clareza e simplicidade, fica igualmente claro e simples constatar que a felicidade, na práti-ca, coincide com a vida santificada por Deus no cotidiano, bastando aceitarmos a graça santificante e deixarmos que Deus seja a nossa felicidade no dia-a-dia, em tudo o que somos, fazemos, aprendemos e desfrutamos. É basicamente isto o que foi recordado, com outras palavras, por dom José Ignacio Munilla, arcebispo de San Sebastián, na Espanha, durante uma palestra na Escola de Evangelizadores da Diocese de Cádiz e Ceuta, da qual participaram mais de 200 pessoas. O prelado sintetizou sabiamente:
“Ser santo e ser feliz é a mesma coisa!”
A palestra “Amar com o Coração de Cristo” se baseou na ex-ortação apostólica Gaudete et exsultate, do Papa Francisco, e em vários números do Catecismo que apresentam o convite à santidade.
Algumas reflexões de dom Munilla:
“É impossível ser missionário sem uma vida de santidade. Temos que servir como instrumentos para que Cristo chegue até os outros. Temos que nos apresentar diante do povo de Deus envolvidos na tarefa da conversão. O chamado à san-
tidade é o chamado a ser filhos de Deus e a viver como tais”. “Quando uma pessoa descobre que ser santo e ser feliz é a
mesma coisa, ela chega a um momento-chave na conversão. A não-santidade é a causa do nosso sofrimento. Sem Jesus Cristo
não é possível a felicidade”. “A chave da santidade é o Coração de Cristo, porque é um
Coração indiviso. Se não somos felizes é porque temos o coração dividido. A devoção ao Coração de Cristo é uma
chave da santidade”. “Não ser amigo dos santos é um drama”.
“Muitas coisas na vida nós não entendemos se não levamos isso em conta. Deus está comprometido com o desafio da nos-
sa salvação. Temos que resgatar o chamado à santidade!”.
Escola São João Batista realizará uma casa aberta especificamente
para nossa comunidade Brasileira na terça-feira, 5º de fevereiro em 7:00pm.
Por favor, pare e faça um tour pela nossa escola Temos programas para 3 anos através de grau 8. Se necessário, teremos um tradutor disponível
durante os passeios, para nossos visitantes. Por favor, entrar na escola através das portas de ginásio
no principal parque de estacionamento.
CatholicTV Massa! O Padre Kevin vai celebrar a Missa na TV 11:00, Segunda-feira, 11 de
Fevereiro de a CatholicTV studios em Watertown. Se você estiver interessado em fazer parte da
congregação, por favor, ligue para a sede paroquial, na quarta-feira 6 de Fevereiro de modo a que estes possam ter uma
contagem de cabeça. Vamos tentar ter o grupo deixar de St John's as 9:15am e de caravanas para baixo.
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Dear friends, On behalf of all that we help in our outreach program, abundant thanks for all your donations received! Your generosity allows us to continue our efforts within the local community. Specific needs at this time: (For men and women) New white crew socks, sweaters, sweatshirts, hoodies, long Johns, gloves, jeans or sweatpants, gently used sneakers, shoes, or boots, laundry detergent, small pack-ets of Kleenex, lip balm, shaving cream or gel, razors, deodorant, gently used or new bath towels, hand towels, and facecloths.
All donations can be dropped off at St. John’s Parish Center, Monday to Friday, from 9:30-3:30pm OR in a bin marked “for outreach program” in the upper church foyer after weekend masses. For St. Thomas parishioners, do-
nations may be left at the Spiritual Center during the week. If you need further information, please call
Outreach Coordinator Pat Adam at (978) 335-2080.
PARISH AND COMMUNITY EVENTS
"They will know we are Christians by our…."How will they know you are a Christian? by the theology you know, your
home, your church attendance, your expressed morality or way in which you serve Him? Jesus said, “By THIS everyone will
know that you are my disciples, if you love one another.” -John 13:35, He said this in the context of a moment when he was
doing something so shocking, even his closest followers could not understand it, but it showed the full extent of his love; he washed the disciple's feet. This was love, demonstrated by
hospitality before the Passover meal. He didn’t have to do it. Yet that is the nature of hospitality; unforced acts of love.
Hospitality in the Greek translates from the combination of two words: philo (love) and xenos (stranger), or literally, to love
the stranger. Join us and meet the stranger who we are called to love. Come and see the Alpha Program and own your Chris-
tianity- Listen, break bread and enjoy a light meal, and then share how you felt about what you heard.
Join us for the Alpha Program on February 7th at 6:30PM in the
Fr. Dan Spiritual Life Center at St. Thomas Parish. Or us in the morning following the
6:45am Mass at St. John’s in the Lower church hall on Thursday Feb 7th. Coffee and Pastries will be served
Have you done it before, come again, be a table leader or just come and learn something new!
CatholicTV Mass!
Fr Kevin will be celebrating the TV Mass at 11am, Monday February 11 at the
CatholicTV studios in Watertown. If you’re interested in being part of the
congregation please call the parish offices by Wednesday February 6 so they can have a head count.
We will leave from St John’s at 9:15am and caravan down. Call Parish office with any questions.
PARISH PILGRIMAGE TO ROME!!
On October 3, 2019, one of our seminarians, Denis Nakkeeran, will be ordained to the Diaconate at the Altar of the Chair in St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City! To
celebrate this joyful event, we are organizing a Parish Pilgrimage to Italy September 24-October 5, 2019.
An Informational session will be held on Wednesday 2/13 from 7-8pm in the Holy Family Chapel at St.
John's to discuss the itinerary as well as the cost of the pilgrimage. Please RSVP to Fr. Kevin by Monday 2/11 at
[email protected] or 978-826-7507
Reflecting the Heart of Jesus at the Notre Dame Spirituality Center in Ipswich
Tuesday, February 12th 9 a.m. – 10:45 am OR 6:30 PM TO 8:30 PM
The presenter is Sister Catherine Griffiths. We will meet in the St. John’s parking lot at 8:15 am to carpool for the morning session. If you prefer the evening session, we will meet at 5:45 pm in the St. John’s parking lot to carpool.
Please call Kathleen at 978-532-0001 or e-mail her at [email protected] to reserve a spot for you.
The Passion Play of Christ in Oberammergau & Shrines of Central Europe
August 10-19, 2020 Fr. Liias & Fr. Armano,
Spiritual Directors
Join Fr. Liias and Fr. Armano on a pilgrimage to the beautiful cities of Prague, Regensburg, Salzburg, Mu-nich, Altotting, Vienna, Mariazell, and Oberammergau. We will be attending the world famous performance of
the Passion Play in Oberammergau, Germany. This Pas-sion Play is only performed every 10 years, so reserve
your spot now! An Early Bird Discount will be offered for all deposits received before June 10, 2019. For more information or to obtain a brochure, please contact Cathy
DiPirro at 781-307-2474 or email [email protected]
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Help us keep in touch! If you know of someone in our parishes that is
ill/hospitalized, please let us know by calling the parish offices
SJB 978-531-0002 or STA 978-531-0224 so we may arrange to visit them.
PARISH AND COMMUNITY EVENTS
ADORATION+COMMUNITY+THEOLOGY+SERVICE
UPCOMING ACTS RETREATS
Men's Retreat: March 14-17, 2019
Register on-line: www.stthomaspeabody.org Click on ACTS tab/Register Online
Questions and inquiries please contact:
Gary Nangle, Director 978-223-3634 [email protected]
Scott Walton, Co-Director 781-334-2685 [email protected]
Frank Harrington, Co-Director 978-335-7724 [email protected]
Women’s Retreat: October 17-20, 2019
at St. Thecla’s Retreat House
St. John’s/St. Thomas Parishes are planning a FAMILY HAM AND BEAN DINNER at St.
John’s Parish, in the lower church hall, on Saturday, February 9, after the 4 o’clock mass.
Tickets are $10 per person. Children five and under are free. Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased
after the weekend masses and at the Saint John’s parish center or the Saint Thomas office. Dinner will include baked ham, homemade beans, homemade coleslaw, bread and butter, hotdogs and rolls, chips, coffee lemonade, water, and an array of delicious desserts. There will be music and entertainment, a
50-50 raffle, and beautiful raffle baskets.
**TICKETS WILL NOT BE SOLD AT DOOR THE NIGHT OF THE DINNER.
PRIOR PURCHASE NECESSARY**
SAVE THE DATE March 16th at 5PM
St. Patrick's Day Dinner Celebration starring the popular Brian Cocoran
St. Thomas School Hall $25.00 Any questions call Colleen at 978-531-2278
SUITCASES NEEDED
Fr. Kevin is leading a Mission Trip to the Dominican Republic from Feb. 14th to
Feb. 21st, 2019. As in the past, the participants will be carrying baby and
children’s clothing and over the counter medical supplies to support the children.
If you have a large, heavy duty suitcase that you no longer need, please consider
donating it for this trip. You may bring it to the Parish Center at St. John’s prior to Feb. 11th.Please know that the suitcases remain in The Dominican Republic and
will not be returned to you. Thank you for your help!
MISSION TRIP SUPPLIES NEEDED
Fr. Kevin is leading a Mission Trip to the
Dominican Republic from Feb. 14th to Feb. 21, 2019.
As in the past, the participants will be carrying baby and children’s clothing
and over the counter medical supplies to support the children. We would appreciate gently used or
new clothing for babies and children. Also, they have requested over the counter medications, such as baby as-pirin, cough syrups, rash ointments, baby powder, Band-Aids, antibacte-rial cream and hair accessories in-cluding combs and brushes. You
may bring these items to the Parish Center at St. John’s prior to Feb.
11th., or at entrance of St. Thomas. Thank you for your help.
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St. John the Baptist School News
2019 Raffle Calendars St. John the Baptist School 2019 Raffle Calendars are now on sale. Calendars are $25 each. Your name will be entered into drawings for cash prizes for 10 months of 2019. (excluding July and August) Prizes range from $35 to $500. These calendars make great gifts! Calendars are available in the back of the church and in the Parish Office. They can also be purchased by calling the school office at (978) 531-0444 ext 340. We deliver!
Will you sponsor a child?
Every school year St. John School receives many requests for tui-tion assistance. This year there is a substantial increase in the need for tuition financial assistance. Many families want their children to have the Catholic education experience but the tuition expense
is a financial burden and they struggle to keep their children in our school year to year.
If you or someone you know would like to be a contributor to a Catholic school education for one of our deserving students, please contact the school office at (978) 531-0444. Ext. 336. Any amount
donated toward tuition assistance is greatly appreciated.
St. Thomas the Apostle G1-5 Feb 3rd: Class followed by Mass 10am
Feb 10th: Children's Liturgy of the Word 10am Feb 17th: NO CLASS
Feb 24th: Class followed by Mass 10am Please call 978-531-0224 x315 for Information
St. John’s Religious Education News, Grades 1-5
Classes Resume on February 3rd and 10th. We will NOT have class on the 17th
because of school vacation. First Communion Preparation The next parent
meeting will be on February 12 from 7-8pm in the chapel. This is the night you will be given the opportunity to choose your
child’s date for First Holy Communion. The 2nd Grade Special Mass and Choir will be on Sunday, February 24th at 10:00. Please have your child in the upper church at 9:30 to practice the songs. Sunday school children
will be brought over by their catechist. Parents can join them in the upper church before Mass. Thank you.
Gr 10 Confirmation Students
Feb 8th Pasta with a Pastor 6-7:30pm Feb. 10th Mass of Enrollment,5:00pm
Feb. 24th Prayer Option #4 Novenas March 8th “Pasta with a Pastor” 6-7:30pm
March 10th Evening Prayer, SJB 7PM upper church *Weekly Mass Attendance at either parish & signing in is expected
Join us the 1st Friday of the month!
2/1, 3/1, 4/5 7pm-9pm St. Thomas the Apostle
for Praise and Worship Music Engaging Speakers
Adorating of Blessed Sacrament Fellowship/Pizza
“I have come to set the world ON-FIRE, and how I wish it were already ablaze!” Lk 12:49
Maureen Kelleher~Principal St. John’s School: 978-531-0444
Gr. 8th & 9th Youth Ministry Program Alpha for Youth begins with 5PM Mass At
St. John the Baptist Followed by a gathering in lower church hall. For video presentation.
Please sign up on-line to donate a light dinner for class
Feb. 10th Fill: How can I be filled with the Holy Spirit?
Feb. 24th How can I resist Evil? Mar. 3rd, New life, How can I make the most of it?
Feb. 3rd Eucharist in Scripture 3:30-6PM Feb. 10th Sacrament of the Eucharist (Teaching Mass)
Feb. 22nd Amesbury Sports Park, Snow Tubing Ash Wednesday, March 6th
March 8th, Boda Borg, Bus departs @5:30PM
Don't Cook Dinner! Join our school community at
Fuddruckers instead!
Please join the St John’s school community on Wednesday, February 6th, at
Fuddruckers, Rt.1 North, Saugus. Our school will receive 20% of all sales
between 5pm and 8pm. Join us for good food, good friends, and good fun!
A coupon is necessary at the time of purchase for the school to receive the sales. Flyers with
the coupon are available at the back of the church, the parish center, and school office. It can also be found on the school website
www.stjohns-peabody.com. Please feel free to make copies and give them
to your family and friends! We hope to see you there!
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Handicap Access Areas in the Church
We now have certain areas marked in the church for anyone with limited mobility. We ask that those with limited mobility utilize these areas marked to help us minster to you during communion. If you have any
questions regarding these areas please ask one of the ushers at the Mass or call the parish office during the week.
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Week of February 3, 2019
3 SUN Jer 1:4-5, 17-19/1 Cor 12:31—13:13 or 13:4-13/ Lk 4:21-30
4 Mon Heb 11:32-40/Mk 5:1-20 5 Tue Heb 12:1-4/Mk 5:21-43 6 Wed Heb 12:4-7, 11-15/Mk 6:1-6 7 Thu Heb 12:18-19, 21-24/Mk 6:7-13 8 Fri Heb 13:1-8/Mk 6:14-29 9 Sat Heb 13:15-17, 20-21/Mk 6:30-34 10 SUN Is 6:1-2a, 3-8/1 Cor 15:1-11 or 15:3-8,
11/Lk 5:1-11
PARENTS: Come to our 10 AM Mass! These are our Family Masses for all kinds of families.
Relax! God put the wiggle in children; do not feel you have to suppress it in God’s house.
All are welcome! Sit towards the front where it is easier for your little
ones to see and hear what is going on in the sanctuary.
Quietly explain the parts of the Mass and the actions of the priest, altar servers, cantor, lector, etc. Children’s missals are available at the back of the church to help your little ones understand the order of the Mass.
Sing the hymns, pray and voice your responds loudly and clearly. Children learn liturgical behavior by copying you. Need to step out for a moment with your child during Mass? Please do so freely as needed. We have a children's corner with a rocker and kiddie's books. Jesus said, “Let the little children come to me!”
To all Members of Our Parishes: Remember: the way we welcome children in church directly affects the way they respond. Let them know that they can feel at home in God’s house. The presence of children is a gift to the Church. They are a reminder that our parish is growing. Your church is their church as well. Please welcome our children and give a smile of encourage-ment to them and to their parents.
NEW! On the following Sundays, our parishes will offer a Children's Liturgy of the Word at our 10 AM Family Masses for all children in grades 1 through 6. Children from both public and Catholic schools are invited.
Dates for Children's Liturgy of the Word (in both parishes):
March 31, and April 14, 2019.
On these Sundays, children will come with family to Mass on these days at 10AM. * Children will leave the main church after the opening prayer. * They will go to the chapel or church hall to hear and learn about the Scripture readings in a way they can understand. * They will return to their families in church at the offertory.
Are you interested in becoming a Catholic? Or Completing Your Sacraments?
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Catholic Faith? Are you already Baptized, but haven’t received First Holy
Communion or Confirmation?
Throughout the year, we offer sessions in which we discuss the basic practices and teachings of the Church. We also read scripture together and consider difficult issues of the Faith. At the Easter Vigil, partici-pants may step forward to receive the Sacraments of Baptism, and/or
Eucharist and Confirmation, and are welcomed into the Church. We hope you will consider joining us on your faith journey. Even if
you feel you are not ready, or have questions or reservations about the Catholic Church, we welcome you. There is no pressure or “recruiting,” and we promote open and honest discussion.
To learn more about these sessions (RCIA - Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults),
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