Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time

St. Augustine Parish

43 Essex St., Andover, MA www.staugustineparish.org 978-475-0050

Every one who exalts himself will be humbled,

but the one who humbles himself will be exalted.

Lk 14:11

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Cover Art: The First Shall be Last by James Jacques Tissot

Dear Parishioners,

Thank you and many blessings in the new year - I would like to thank my Augustinian brothers and the parish community at St. Augustine for your welcome, hospitality and opportunity to minister with you during these summer months and to join with you at liturgy and at the St. Augustine Festival last weekend. It was a good experience for me as I transitioned from ministry at St. Mary of the Assumption [in Lawrence] to my sabbatical experience which begins this week at Catholic Theological Union in Chicago.

September for me, always marks the beginning of a new pastoral year as parish programs resume and school opens. Blessing to all of you as you begin this new pastoral year - you will be in my prayers.

Fr. John Dello Russo, OSA

Sunday Gospel Reflection - Luke The goodness of God is seen in the extravagant generosity with which God gives gifts. This is described in the psalm in the boundlessness and universal scope of God’s generosity. Like the rain that falls on the entire landscape, the blessings of God are showered on all. These blessings are true gifts. They have not been earned, nor can they be repaid. God’s openness is also seen in the reading from the Letter to the Hebrews and in the gospel. All are invited to approach the heavenly city; the heavenly banquet will be open to the poor and to those who have no way of repaying. Only the humble can receive the gifts of God. Only those who can admit their neediness are open enough to realize that God’s blessings are gifts freely given, not compensation for a job well done. Without a humble spirit we are unable to receive gifts as gifts. This is either because we are too proud or we do not know how to receive with the open hearts of children, who never think that they must return in kind. This is the kind of humility recommended by Sirach. This is the kind of humility possessed by the disadvantaged pictured in the gospel. As we have received from the bounty of God, so we are called to give to others. Only those who have received with a humble spirit can give with the generosity of God, for they know that they do not deserve God’s goodness and they do not require anything in return.

© Dianne Bergant CSA

Welcome to Our Parish!!

If you are new to Andover or just visiting for the weekend, we gladly welcome you and we hope you feel at home here at St. Augustine. If you would like to become a member of the parish, please come to the parish office in person or register online at staugustineparish.org/join-the-parish.

We warmly welcome the families and individuals who have recently registered as members of St. Augustine Parish: Caroline Njoroge and Peter Kamande and children Brielle and Jayden; Anil (Nilly) DaCosta; Dennis and Kim Millman and sons Parker and Henry; Steve and Natalie Arold

and daughters Katie and Charlotte; Jim and Marygrace Goglia and their children Alexis, Ashley, Amber and James; Jim and Steph Thompson.

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Vigil Lamps - lit for one week for personal devotion

Sanctuary Lamp - Chapel Erin Eagen (healing)

St. Rita Lamp Michael Ciaciarelli

Blessed Mother Lamp Betty Provasoli

St. Augustine Lamp Kathleen Cherney

Sanctuary Lamp - Friary Chapel Augustinian Vocataions

Altar Bread and Wine Laurence Marocco

Roses for Rita

If you would like to participate in the Mass by bringing up the offertory gifts, please let one of the liturgical ministers know prior to the start of Mass.

Scripture Readings and Memorials for the Week...

Monday, September 2nd - Twenty-second Week in Ordinary Time

1 Thes 4:13-18; Lk 4:16-30

9am Evelyn Weingartner

Tuesday, September 3rd - Memorial of Saint Gregory the Great, Pope and Doctor of the Church

1 Thes 5:1-6, 9-11; Lk 4:31-37

8am Ted Colletta

Wednesday, September 4th - Solemnity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of Consolation, Patroness of the Augustinian Order

Is 49:8-11,13,15; Ps 30:1-8, 10-12; 2Cor 1:3-7; Jn 19:25-27

8am Gaspare Barbaro

Thursday, September 5th - Twenty-second Week in Ordinary Time

Col 1:9-14; Lk 5:1-11

8am Charles Wesson

Friday, September 6th - Twenty-second Week in Ordinary Time

Col 1:15-20; Lk 5:33-39

8am Living Benefactors of the Augustinian Order

Saturday, September 7th - Twenty-second Week in Ordinary Time

Col 1:21-23; Lk 6:1-5

8am Sebastian and Beatrice Mambro

Vigil 4pm Joe, Ida, Paul, and Gerard Routhier

Sunday, September 8th - Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time

Wis 9:13-18b; Phmn 9-10, 12-17; Lk 14:25-33

8am Katherine and John Moulder

9:30am Walter Mitchell

St. Joseph 10am Julien Lacourse

11:30am Domenic Teoli

5:30pm St. Augustine Parish Community

The parish offices will be closed on Monday in

observance of Labor Day. Mass will be held at 9 AM.

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P rayer for Our Troops Around the World

“Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need. We ask this in the

name of Jesus, our Lord and Savior.” We especially remember John Andon, Adam Devine, Joshua Devine, James Gaffney, John Gaffney, Saverio Maldari, Trevor Powers, and Sara Wulff.

We pray for those who are ill and pained in body, heart and mind, especially remembering Lillian Gallagher, Nazarene Stramondo, Christian Parker, Randy Rhoads, Matt Stroika, and Jack Gerard. We commend to our Divine Lord all of our aged people and those residing in nursing homes.

If you wish to have the name of a family member added to the petitions for healing, please call the parish office at 978-475-0050. If you wish for a family member to be included in the prayers of the members of our Prayer Line, please call Patsy Gurry at 978-475-1508.

Adult Faith Programs Beginning Soon… “The Blessed Nest” is a group for mothers whose family dynamic is shifting as children finish high school and college and "leave the nest”. Through prayer and guided discussion, the group will seek to foster fellowship through faith in this transitional period of parenthood. Meetings monthly from September to May beginning Wednesday, September 11. To register or for more information, contact Monica Gallacher mpg5440@gmail.com or Kerry Larney larneykerry@gmail.com.

We mourn the passing of and pray for the repose of the souls of Michael Ciaciarelli, Laurence Marocco, Dorothy Cox, Anna Rita Lee, Robert Richards, and Susan Waldie for whom funeral services and/or burials were recently held out of St. Augustine Parish.

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The Senior Ministry will gather for the First Friday luncheon on September 6th. Come enjoy pizza and socializing with your peers. RSVP by Tuesday, September 3rd to Geraldine Rourke, 978-475-2382 or Bobby Potvin 978-273-0177 We are looking forward to seeing you all again and we welcome newcomers.

Paid, part-time cook needed for our Friars - Mon-Fri 3 hours/day. Please call Patty at the parish office if interested at 978-475-0050.

Catechetical Sunday September 8th at the 8 AM Mass

All catechists (Religious Education teachers), including those not involved in the Religious Education program are invited to gather for our annual recognition of Catechetical Sunday. You are invited to attend the 8 AM Mass on Sunday September 8th. Afterwards we will go to the Parish Center for light refreshments. Training and distribution of teaching materials will take place for Religious Education teachers. Additionally this time will provide us with an opportunity to meet everyone in a relaxed atmosphere Interested in teaching? If you are thinking of being more involved in parish life why not consider becoming a catechist. We have classes that work for all schedules - if you do not have time to teach once a week, we have classes which meet every-other week and even monthly. Please contact the Religious Education Office (978-475-0050 x38) if you are attending, interested or just come along to Catechetical Sunday and see what it’s all about!

St. Augustine Festival Celebration 2019

We would like to thank everyone who helped in so many ways to make this annual event such a success! To all who made the 4:00 p.m. Mass such a memorable experience including the use of our new projector and screens for a presentation on the life of St. Augustine & this parish. To West Parish Cemetery for allowing us to cut their beautiful hydrangeas early so we could decorate the altar.

Many thanks to all those who donated raffle prizes, food, time, energy, trivial pursuit questions (and answers!!), musical talents, assistance in setting up and cleaning up, to the Knights of Columbus for their culinary skills and to all those who came to support & show thanks to the parish at this celebration.

Cynthia Arsenault & Bridget Rao Festival Organizers

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At St. Augustine this Week

Mon 9/2 Labor Day - parish offices closed

Tue 9/3 Rosary Prayer Group in church, 3pm Helping Hands in center, 6pm

Wed 9/4 Prayer Group in St. Rita Hall, 9am

Thu 9/5 Baptism Preparation Class in center, 6:30pm Divorced/Separated in St Rita Hall, 7pm

Fri 9/6 First Friday Mass in church, 10:30am Senior Luncheon in center, 11:30am

Sat 9/7 Men's Ministry in KoC Hall, 7am

Sun 9/8 Catechetical Sunday - 8 am Mass

20th Annual Hike for Hope - September 29th, 12 PM at the Park in Andover. Register now for this annual 5K walk which benefits Lazarus House in Lawrence.

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Archdiocesan and Community News

Saturday, September 14, 10 AM - Memorial Service for Aborted Children Please join us as fellow pro-life Americans throughout the country gather at the gravesites of aborted babies & other memorials dedicated in their honor for the 7th annual National Day of Remembrance of Aborted Children. Solemn vigils will be held at these sites to commemorate the more than 60 MILLION CHILDREN who have lost their lives to legal abortion since 1973, and to remind our society of the humanity of the unborn child. Fr. Patrick Armano will lead the local memorial prayer service. Gather at the Knights of Columbus Memorial for the Unborn in St. Mary’s Cemetery, 29 Barker Street, Lawrence. For more info: Debbie at 978-490-5302 or Gus at 978-973-6415 or www.abortionmemorials.com. Sponsored by St. Patrick’s Pro-Life/Pro-Vida Lawrence and Mass. Citizens for Life.

Mission Doctors Association will offer the 2019 Midwest Retreat/Seminar, Sept 13 -15, 2019 for Catholic Physicians, Dentists, Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants, and their spouses, considering short-term mission service in Africa or Latin America. This will be held at Loyola Stritch Medical School, Chicago. For info: www.MissionDoctors.org or call (213) 368-1872.

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Sacraments Reconciliation - Saturday 11am-12pm or by appointment Baptism - staugustineparish.org/baptisms preparation class-Dan & Jacqueline Fague, 978-623-0944 Eucharist, Marriage, Sacrament of the Sick, Funerals Call the parish office - 978-475-0050 Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults and Adult Confirmation - staugustineparish.org/rcia, Mark & Mary DeFrancisco, rcia@staugustineparish.org

Clergy and Religious Fr. Peter G. Gori, OSA, Pastor, x35 Fr. Arthur D. Johnson, OSA, x32 Fr. Kevin Dwyer, OSA, Retired, In Residence Fr. Edward J. Enright, OSA, In Residence, x18 Dcn. Michael Curren, Deacon, x46 Dcn. Louis Piazza, Deacon, x43 Sr. Madonna Kling, CDP, Pastoral Associate, x36

Parish Staff Cynthia Arsenault, Director of Music, x34 Patty Ehlbeck, Administrative Assistant, Cemetery, x10 Katie Scanlon LeBlanc, Youth Ministry, x47 Karen Miller, Business Manager, 978 474-4201 Danette Morris, Communications Associate, x26 Debbie Street, CORI/Wedding Planner, x48 Derek Duquette, Property Manager, x24

Religious Education Bridget Rao, DRE, Confirmation & Grades 7-8, x28 Cheryl Germino, Grades 4-6, x31 Janice Zackular, Grades 1-3, x27 Joanne Heim, Administrative Assistant, x38

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Saturday 8AM and 4PM Vigil Mass

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Featured Ministry Scripture Study

St. Augustine Parish is blessed to have more than 25 ministries serving our local and extended communities. Each week, a different ministry is featured here. For a complete list and information about each ministry, visit www.staugustineparish.org and contact the listed coordinator. Want to learn more about what the bible teaches and what it means to us today? Our regular and special sessions are a wonderful way to make friends while growing in knowledge as we discover together how Sacred Scripture helps each of us with the joys, struggles, and questions of everyday life. Throughout the year both short-term (3 to 6 weeks) and in-depth (10+ weeks) studies are offered providing opportunities for people to participate as their schedules allow. Each session includes group prayer, open and lively discussions, and a short video segment. For more information on upcoming studies, visit staugustineparish.org/Scripture-Study.

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