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Scripture for the Week of October 31st, 2021
For the Scripture readings for the week, check out:
www.usccb.org and click the link at the top of the page called Daily
Readings �
Offertory week ending: October 17, 2021
(includes online giving)
St. Anne: $2,701
St. Pius: $2,001
Most Precious Blood: $2,970
Collection Oct. 31: Weekly & Grand Annual
Collection for Nov. 7: Weekly
Daily Mass Schedule:
St. Anne Monday & Thursday 9 am
St. Pius X Tuesday & Friday 9 am
MPB Wednesday & Saturday 9 am
Weekend Mass Schedule:
St. Anne Saturday. 4 pm , Sunday @ 7:30 am
St. Pius X Saturday, 4 pm , Sunday @ 10:30 am
M P B Sunday 9 am & 5 pm (Haitian)
AA Meetings: Thursdays: AA/ALANON Open Meetings
7:30 PM, Friday - 7:00pm St. Pius X Hall (101 Wolcott Rd,
Milton, MA), 12 Wolcott , Milton, MA
Please pray for our men and
women serving in the military
and their families
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
Reconciliation (Confession) weekly
Tue. @ St. Pius X 9:30 am - 10:30 am
Wed. @ St. Anne’s 6:30 pm –7:30 pm
“Out of the darkness of my life, so much
frustrated, I put before you the one great
thing to love on earth: the Blessed
Sacrament. �There you will find
romance, glory, honour, fidelity, and the
true way of all your loves upon earth.”
-J.R.R. Tolkien
From Director of Music David Jenkins:
It is a privilege to be Music Director of
the Catholic Parishes of the Blue Hills. I
am blessed to work with many talented
musicians in our three parishes. In August, we had a
successful concert commemorating the Eucharistic
Year, and we are now discussing plans to present a
Christmas concert, which we couldn’t have last year,
due to COVID. Presently we are anticipating some
work to be done in the choir loft and with our
magnificent, and historic, organ at Most Precious
Blood. Until that work is completed, we will be using
the piano down front. Please bear with us in the
meantime. I want to thank you parishioners for your
constant support and kind words. It truly means a
great deal to us. Also, thanks to our musicians for
their dedication, and to Frs. Joe and Charles for their
wonderful support as well.
All Saints’ Day Mass Schedule:
St. Anne 9 am
St. Pius X 5 pm
Wine and candles for
October
have been donated in
memory of:
Most Precious Blood
“In Loving Memory”
Thomas McCormack &
Thomas F. O’Brien
St. Anne
“In Loving Memory”
Joseph Kelleher
St. Pius X
“In Loving Memory”
Veronica Trachta
Available now! Glory & Praise, You can
purchase a book in Memory of a Loved
One, or in Honor of someone still alive.
The cost is $25 per book. Order forms
are in the back of each church. The
books will be blessed and put into the
pews for the new Liturgical Year (First
Sunday of Advent, Nov. 28). We have a limited number
of books. No need to find the book you ordered.
Remember when someone uses a book you have pur-
chased they are praying for your loved one.
HOSPITALITY IS BACK
Welcome back to our hospitality ministry. The
following monthly schedule will be in place. �
FIRST Sunday, St. Anne a�er 7:30 am Mass
� SECOND Sunday, MPB a�er 9 am Mass �
� THIRD, Sunday, St. Pius X a�er 10:30 Mass
MEMORIAL CANDLES FOR
ALL SOULS’ DAY
Do you remember the beautiful glow last
year as the memorial candles burned on
each altar? Once again we will have these white 6-day
glass encased candles that can be inscribed with a be-
loved one’s name if you choose. They will be placed at the
altar to burn for All Souls Day. After November 2nd can-
dles will be left at the church to burn throughout the year
as our sanctuary light next to the tabernacle. Please Re-
turn form, found at the back of the Church, or on our web
page to the parish mailbox or to the offertory basket with
your check. ALL order MUST be received by October 31.
2021. $10.00 Donation
Parishioner Nicole Curran will be
taking Christmas children and family
photos! �
Nov. 7 @ St. Anne’s
Nov 14 @ St. Pius
Nov. 20 and 21 @ St.
Anne’s
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Follow this link to
learn more and
sign up: �
h�ps://
form.jo�orm.com
/2128747756281
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We will leave the receptacles for food donation out ALL month. Please
feel free to drop off food whenever it is convenient. Donations will be
picked up on the last weekend of the month. Next Food Pick up
October 30 – October 31 Non perishable food ONLY! Thank you!
We are in need of Lectors, Eucharistic
Ministers, and Altar Servers at each parish.
Hospitality will be restarting and we need vol-
unteers to help once a month at your parish.
We have many other volunteer opportunities.
If you can help please contact Anna Cote @
857-342-9500 ext. 15 or
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Mass Intentions: �
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Most Precious Blood�
October 31� Sunday, 9 am � � Stephan & Arlene Barry�
November 6� Saturday, 9 am � � William Clough� 1st Year �
� � � � � Memorial Mass �
November 7 Sunday, 9 am � Vincenzo Consolazio�
November 10 Wednesday, 9 am � Leo F. Barry Jr & �
� � � � � James P. Lydon, � �
� � � � � Veterans of WW2�
November 13 Saturday, 9 am � Katherine Scopa*�
November 14 Sunday, 9 am � � Gerald Prizio �
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St. Pius X� �
October 29 Friday, 9 am � � Anne Clary (Mass of �
� � � � � Thanksgiving/Birthday)�
October 30 Saturday, 4 pm � � Thomas Callahan�
October 31 Sunday, 10:30 am� Venus De Guzman*�
November 6 Saturday, 4 pm � John DiLe:zia �
November 7 Sunday, 10:30 am � Aldo Ruscito�
November 12 Friday, 9 am � Patricia Baldassarre�
November 13 Saturday, 4 pm � Anthony and Ann Narciso�
November 14 Sunday, 10:30 am � Mary McDonald� 1st �
� � � � � Anniv.�
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St. Anne�
October 30 Saturday, 4 pm � � Adeline & Peter Fata�
October 31 Sunday, 7:30 am � � Florindo Tomei�
November 1 Monday, 9 am � � Mary Corly �
November 4 Thursday, 9 am � � Eleanor Perrson*�
November 6 Saturday, 4 pm � � Bob McKee �
November 7 Sunday, 7:30 am � � Madeline Damata�
November 13 Saturday, 4 pm � Olga (Ferrara) Coviello �
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* Indicates Months Mind�
October 31 ~ Thirty First Sunday in
Ordinary Time: The lesson in today’s
readings is clear. Moses tells the people they are
to “Love God with all your heart, soul and
strength.” Jesus repeats those words and adds to
it, “love your neighbor as yourself.” The first part
of the commandment is easier than the second
part. As disciples, we need to take the entire
commandment to heart, the part that seems easy
as well as the part that is difficult. Let your words
and actions this week show your love not only for
God but also for your neighbor. �
Thank you Mike!
On behalf of the Catholic Parishes of the
Blue Hills we would like to THANK Mike
Pankievich, Facilities Manager for his ser-
vice to the parishes. Effective immediately
Mike has resigned his position as Facilities Manager so
that he may focus on his health. He has been a vital
part of our team and worked tirelessly during the height
of the COVID epidemic to keep all of us safe. We thank
him and wish him the very best going forward. Our
thoughts and prayers are with Mike and his family.
BOOK FAIR: The Daughters of
St. Paul will be coming to our Parish with
a Pauline Book fair on October 30/31 at St.
Anne. The Sisters will feature Catholic Re-
sources, Lives of the Saints, Prayer books,
and many )tles for Children. Plan to visit
the Book fair and choose something to enrich your Faith and
share it with others. For more informa)on on the media sis-
ters visit www.pauline.org
Remember and honor your deceased loved ones.�On All Souls’ Day, November 2, Holy Cross
Family Ministries will be praying the Rosary and offering the Holy Mass for the repose of all of
your deceased loved ones and friends. Please submit names for remembrance at�h�ps://
www.worldatprayer.org/�and join us for a livestreamed Rosary and Mass at 11:30 a.m. ET.
Names submi�ed will be displayed on�screen.� You may con8nue to submit names throughout
the month of November, as we will hold them in prayer throughout the month at the Father
Peyton Center, North Easton, MA ��www.MuseumOfFamilyPrayer.org�
Bulletin Announcement:
If you have any announcements that you would like
added into the bulletin, be sure to contact Director of
Development, John Morton at
OCTOBER � BOOK OF THE MONTH:�
I’M NOT OK. YOU’RE NOT OK. BUT IT’S OK �
“This book is an encouragement to all who have felt judged and re-
jected. It is a book that offers hope. I am confident you will laugh a lot
and breath a sigh of relief in knowing that while you are not perfect,
you are in good company, because the rest of us aren’t OK either.”
Chris Padge& �
AUTHOR: Chris Padgett: For over a decade I have been doing min-
istry around the country. I entered the Roman Catholic Church, which
has been one of the most amazing adventures of my life. Many stere-
otypes and preconceived notions had to be modified for me to make
such a transition, but the longer I searched, the more convinced I
became. In January of 2006, I took a comprehensive exam and
graduated with my M.A in theology from Franciscan University. I am
entrusting this ministry to Mary’s intercession.
Week #4 - Chapters 9, and 10, and Conclusion
• “Christ in Us” and “The Cross”
• If Christ is in you and he loves the whole world, how can you look
at those you encounter differently?
• Is there someone you can offer forgiveness to today? Is it possi-
ble that someone you know is waiting for a healing word from
you for a previous offense? What will you do?
• How can the Old Testament stories about Abraham and Isaac,
and Moses and Israel be examples of the type of love Jesus has
demonstrated for us?
• Why do we emphasize the crucifix so much in our spiritual devel-
opment?
• What are you going to do now?
PRAYER: Dearest Jesus, You are the Just judge, Holy and True.
You are the Most High God. You give us life. You hold all power in
your hands. You are the Mighty one from God who carries the world,
and is ruler over all the earth. You Oh Most Blessed One are the giv-
er of life. In you are only good things. In you is mercy and love. Help
us put our trust in You. You heal, You protect, You care, You love,
You are kind, You are patient, You are thoughtful, You are strength.
You Lord are our Creator. You know our thoughts, our sighing and
our crying and every hair on our head. You are Wonderful and
make all good things for us. Heal us Lord, if it be Your will. Amen
Blue Hills Catholic Collaborative
20 Como Road
Hyde Park, MA 02136
Telephone: 857-342-9500
Fax: 617-361-8021
Website: www.bluehillscollaborative.org
Email: [email protected]
Office Hours: Mon - Fri, 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Pastor: Rev. Joe Mazzone
Parochial Vicar: Rev. Charles Madi-Okin
Director of Ministries: Anna Williams Cote
Director of Development: John Morton
Director of Finance: John Manning
Office Manager: Kathi Ryan Flynn
Faith Formation Coordinator: Sheila Farley
Administrative Asst.: Amy McLaughlin
Director of Music: David Jenkins
Coordinator of Song: Grace Greene
St Anne Organist: Sean Hurley
Baptisms: Please call the Parish Office
Weddings: Arrangements must be made at least
eight months in advance with Father
New Parishioners: Please register @Parish Office
St Vincent de Paul Society: For Assistance, 857-
342-9500 x 37
Eucharistic Ministers to the Homebound: Anna
Cote 857-342-
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