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Good Shepherd Parish Sunday, October27, 2019

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GOOD SHEPHERD PARISH worshipping at

Saint Zepherin Church, 99 Main Street, Wayland, MA Saint Ann Church, 134 Cochituate Road, Wayland, MA

(508) 650-3545

TWENTY-EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME October 13, 2019

SUNDAY MASS

Saturday 4:00 PM at Saint Ann Church Sunday: 8:30 AM at Saint Zepherin Church

Sunday 10:30 AM at Saint Ann Church Sunday 5:00 PM at Saint Zepherin Church

WEEKDAY MASS AT 9AM Monday and Tuesday at Saint Ann Church

Wednesday thru Friday at Saint Zepherin Church

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM

The baptism of infants is generally celebrated on the fourth Sunday of each month at St. Ann Church and the third Sunday of the month at St. Zepherin Church. Bap-tism may also be celebrated during a parish liturgy. Parents should contact the Parish Office in advance to make arrangements.

Adults interested in becoming members of the Catholic Church should contact the Parish Office for information.

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE

Arrangements should be made at least six months prior to the anticipated date of the wedding by contacting the Parish Office.

SACRAMENT OF PENANCE (Confession)

Saturdays at St. Ann Church from 3:15-3:45pm or by appointment.

SACRAMENT OF THE SICK AND COMMUNION CALLS

Holy Communion is regularly brought to the homebound and to those in skilled nursing and assisted living facili-ties in our parish. If you know of someone who needs this service please contact the Parish Office.

THE PHARISEE AND

THE TAX COLLECTOR

“Whoever exalts himself will be humbled, and the

one who humbles himself will be exalted."

Luke: 13:14

THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME October 27, 2019

Photo by Autumn Mott Rodeheaver

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PARISH STAFF DIRECTORY

Pastor: Rev. David O’Leary [email protected] Permanent Deacon: Deacon Geoffrey Higgins [email protected] Finance & Operations Manager: Liliana B. Lucas [email protected]

Director of Music Ministries: Jennifer Honen Emery [email protected] Director of Religious Education and Family Ministries: Sue Muldoon [email protected] Youth Minister and Director of Confirmation: Laura Tringali [email protected] Associate Youth Ministry Director: Kelly McPherson [email protected] Administrative Assistant: MaryAnn Malovrh

GOOD SHEPHERD PARISH Parish Office: 99 Main Street, Wayland, MA 01778 * Phone 508-650-3545 * Fax 508-655-6948

Office Hours: Mon. thru Thurs. 9:00am-4:00pm, Friday 9:00am-3:00pm * www.GoodShepherdWayland.org

PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL MATTERS

To promote parish communication, we now have an e-

mail address where to send your Pastoral Council relat-

ed matters: [email protected] . A mem-

ber of the Parish Council

will be happy to address

your concern, positive feed-

back and/or questions.

Thank you for your support

of our Parish Mission.

Do You Know Someone Who Could Use a Prayer?

(or maybe 50 of them)

CALL THE GSP PRAYER LINE 508-745-6317

The person you reach will pray for your request im-

mediately. More than 80 other parishioners who have

agreed to pray will receive your request so they can

pray too.

Your request can be by full name, first name, or anonymous.

Saturday, October 26, 2019 4:00pm All Parishioners

Sunday, October 27, 2019 8:30am For Vocations 10:30am Fern Sevigny 5:00pm Cesar & Ana Lucas

(living intention)

Monday, October 28, 2019 9:00am The Coughlin Grandchildren (living intention)

Wednesday, October 30, 2019 9:00am Colleen M.

Friday, November 1, 2019 9:00am Millie Choinski

Saturday, November 2, 2019 4:00pm For Vocations

Sunday, November 3, 2019 8:30am Lauren Anglero 10:30am For all those we remember today 5:00pm All Parishioners

Please pray for all those, living and deceased, included

in our Mass Intentions. May our Lord keep them in His

merciful care. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

Please call the Parish Office to book a Mass Intention in someone’s memory or for any special occasion, such as b-days, anniversaries, graduations, or other living inten-tions.

Good Shepherd Parish MASS INTENTIONS


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Readings For The Week of October 27-November 2, 2019

27 SUN Sir 35:12-14, 16-18/2 Tm 4:6-8, 16-18/Lk

18:9-14

28 Mon Eph 2:19-22/Lk 6:12-16

29 Tue Rom 8:18-25/Lk 13:18-21

30 Wed Rom 8:26-30/Lk 13:22-30

31 Thu Rom 8:31b-39/Lk 13:31-35

1 Fri Rv 7:2-4, 9-14/1 Jn 3:1-3/Mt 5:1-12a

2 Sat Wis 3:1-9/Rom 5:5-11 or 6:3-9/Jn 6:37-40

Readings For The Week of November 3-9, 2019

To assist you on your ongoing spiritual formation journey, we are providing you with the readings for the following week.

3 SUN Wis 11:22—12:2/2 Thes 1:11—2:2/Lk 19:1-10

4 Mon Rom 11:29-36/Lk 14:12-14 5 Tue Rom 12:5-16b/Lk 14:15-24 6 Wed Rom 13:8-10/Lk 14:25-33 7 Thu Rom 14:7-12/Lk 15:1-10 8 Fri Rom 15:14-21/Lk 16:1-8 9 Sat Ez 47:1-2, 8-9, 12/1 Cor 3:9c-11, 16-

17/Jn 2:13-22

Be a Pray-er

JOIN THE GSP PRAYER LINE

Call the Prayer line number

508-745-6317 to join.

More than 80 parishioners have joined to pray

when someone needs it. Your prayer can be

as short or long as you have time, one time

VIGIL CANDLE DEDICATION

Ileana Moan October25—October 31

Mabel Lombardo

November 1—November 7

Lois Sparano November 8—November 14

If you would like to dedicate a candle in memory or honor of a family member or loved one, please contact the office 508-650-3545. The suggested offering is $10.00. The name of the person will be placed in the bulletin and the candle will burn for one week, Friday through to the following Thursday.

“TAKE HOME QUESTIONS” FOR THIS WEEKEND:

1)Have you ever experienced someone else taking credit for your work or ideas? How does that make you feel?

2)What are some consequences of comparing yourself to other people?

3)The Pharisee thought he had a lot of accomplishments that would please God such as fasting and tithing, and he thought that he was more righteous than “the rest of humanity.” The tax collector did not think he was even worthy to raise his eyes to heaven when he prayed. He did not tell God about any ac-complishments, but just asked for God’s mercy. Since the tax collector went away “justified” meaning “in right (reconciled) relationship with God” -- what does this teach us about God?

Photo by: eniko kis

ALL SAINTS HOLY DAY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST

Dear God, thank you for the example of the

Saints. I desire to join in their company, worship-

ping you forever in Heaven. Please help me follow

their footsteps, and yours, Jesus Christ. Please help me to conform myself to Your image, seeking

Your will in all things, as the Saints did. Please help me to devote myself, and all that I do, to

Your glory, and to the service of my neighbors. AMEN

MASS SCHEDULE

9:00AM ST. ZEPHERIN

7:00PM

ST. ANN


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2019-2020 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

Parent Meeting for Sacrament Preparation will be on Wednesday, October 30th at 7:30pm in St. Zepherin Center. There will be a meeting for the parents of all students who are in the second year of sacrament preparation and planning to receive Rec-onciliation in February. If you are unable to attend, please contact Sue Muldoon at [email protected] or (508) 380-9954 to find another time to meet.

FAMILY SERVICE SUNDAY

Please join us on Sunday, October 27th at 11:30am at St. Ann Hall. We will have a meal together and be able to support our parish’s outreach programs to the homeless. We will be creating blessing bags and making sandwiches for the Boston Sock Exchange.

Please join other families for a potluck lunch and a service project creating “Blessing Bags” for the Boston Sock Exchange Ministry. This ministry provides care for the homeless at the Boston Common. Additional information on this ministry can be found in the back of the bulletin.

Donations are needed.

Gallon size Ziploc bags

Items to go in the bags, such as:

chap stick crackers face cloth

small packages of tissues

pack of gum deodorant

toothbrush and tooth-paste

band aids cough drops

comb mouthwash (alcohol free)

small tube of Tylenol

trail mix small package of baby wipes

hand lotion

cereal or granola bars warm socks beef jerky

hand sanitizer (alcohol free)

OCTOBER ADULT EDUCATION SERIES TUESDAYS, 7-8:30PM AT SAINT ZEPHERIN CENTER

OCT. 29TH “ANNULMENTS...FACTS AND FICTIONS”

Speaker: Very Rev. Jonathan DeFelice, OSB Judicial Vicar, The Metropolitan Tribunal

S R P S Wednesday, October 30, 2019

7:00 - 8:00 PM St. Zepherin Church

Good Shepherd Parish is honored to host a Silver Rose on October 30. Each year, from early March through mid-December, Silver Roses are stewarded by Knights of Columbus councils along routes from Canada, through the Unit-ed States, and on to Mexico. Every stop the Silver Rose makes throughout the pilgrimage is a rosary-centered occasion when parishioners and com-munity members pray for respect for life, for the spir-itual renewal of each nation, and for the advancement of the message of Our Lady of Guadalupe.

Our Knights council is sponsoring the Silver Rose prayer service on Wednesday, October 30 at St. Zepherin Church, 7:00 – 8:00 PM. Please join us for this special

RCAB PASTORAL PLAN: DISCIPLES IN MISSION

As a Collaborative of the Archdiocese of Boston, our parish will be adopting the Disciples in Mission model to revitalize our local parish mission in order to bring us closer to Christ Jesus. Use this link https://www.disciplesinmission.com/pastoralplan to read more about Disciples in Mission.

We are all invited to participate in three free work-shops that will assist us on our continuous discipleship formation. Please sign up and join us!!

Visit https://www.disciplesinmission.com/workshops and sign up to each one of the following workshops:

Forming Disciples in Mission at St. Zepherin 11/16/2019 Forming Leaders For Mission at St. Zepherin 1/11/2020 Forming Collaboratives for Mission - choose a location

Please call the parish office if you need more information.

UPCOMING RELIGIOUS EDUCATION SESSIONS

Team 1 and Team 2 will meet for Session 4 on Sun-day, Nov. 3rd.

This will be a parent and child session for team 1. Child care can be provided for parent and child ses-sion. Please register for child care by contacting Sue Muldoon at [email protected] by the 7pm the Friday prior to the parent and child session.


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WEEKLY OFFERTORY Weekend of

Oct. 19/20, 2019

Offertory budget $16,549

Actual Received $ 22,661

Variance $6,112

$2,862 of the actual was received through WeShare, our electronic giving program.

FY2020, Year-to-Date Offertory as of 10/20/2019

Offertory Budget $264,784

Actual Received $203,814

Variance -$60,970

July 1, 2019 marked the beginning of the NEW Fiscal Year 2020 that will end on June 30, 2020.

Please RENEW your Offertory pledge commitment to our parish. The total Offertory budget for this

fiscal year is $846,000 (weekly Offertory $844,000 and Holy Days $2,000).

The Offertory is the main source of income that helps us pay our day to day operating expenses; therefore, your ongoing support is needed to help us remain on strong financial ground and is very much appreciated.

We are pleased to include in the bulletin a weekly fi-nancial report to highlight your Offertory contributions in comparison to the weekly Offertory budget project-ed for the Fiscal Year 2020. In addition, a financial performance summary report will be published period-ically to preview the overall financial performance of the parish throughout the year. We are always grate-ful for your generosity!

Offer tory & RENEW, REJOICE, REFOCUS Campaign Update

Many thanks to our parishioners who already renewed their offertory pledge commitment to support our par-ish in the fiscal year 2020. Due to their lump sum do-nation, our offertory performance on the last 2 week-ends have met/surpass our weekly budget of $16,549. Please see the financial report included on this page.

Also, we are very happy to report that as of Oct. 20th, we have received 26 pledges (worth $61,380) toward our RENEW, REJOICE, REFOCUS Campaign’s goal of $500,000. We are very grateful to our donors and encourage everyone to participate, so we can, togeth-er, reach our necessary goal.

It is hoped that once the goal of $500,000 is reached, extra money will be set aside for an endowment fund for the parish. The Catholic Foundation is paying any where between 4 – 7% return every year, but to open an account there is a $10,000.00 minimum.

Also, folks have approached me about giving anony-mously to the Capital Campaign.

Yes, this can be done; just make the check out to Good Shepherd Parish and ones identity will be kept secret.

And one can make arrangements to designate Good Shepherd Parish in ones’ will and estate planning. To-gether we can leave a legacy of a strong vibrant par-ish for the next generation of believers.

For your convenience, there are Offertory/Renew, Re-joice, Refocus Campaign pledge envelopes at the en-trance of both churches. You can also, visit https://goodshepherdwayland.churchgiving.com/ to donate online.

Our next 2nd collection to support our RENEW, RE-JOICE, REFOCUS campaign to make capital upgrades/improvements at St. Ann and St. Zepherin will take place on the weekend of November 9/10, 2019. Your generosity is always very much appreciated.

God Bless,

Fr. Dave O’Leary, Pastor

PARISH BANK ACCOUNTS' BALANCE

as of September 30, 2019

Restricted Funds

Unrestricted Funds

TOTAL BALANCE

$106,706 $208,237 $314,943

2nd Collections in November & December

RENEW, REJOICE, REFOCUS Campaign Nov 9/10

Retired Religious Sisters Nov 23/24

RENEW, REJOICE, REFOCUS Campaign Dec 7/8

Thank you for your financial support!


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KNOW YOUR STAINED GL ASS WINDOW at St. Zepherin Church

Tuesday, October 29

10am 1pm

Bible Group—St. Zepherin Center Prayer Shawl—St. Zepherin Center

Tuesday, October 29

7pm

Adult Education-St. Zepherin Center “Annulments...Facts and Fictions”

Tuesday, October 29

7pm Stephen Ministry—St. Ann Library

Wednesday, October 30

7pm Prayer Service for Respect for Life Month—St. Zepherin

Saturday, November 2

5:30pm

“Misgivings” Comedy Night St. Ann Hall

Sunday, November 3

10:30am Mass of Remembrance—St. Ann

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

The picture of the keys is the symbol of Saint Peter and the Papacy.

In the Gospel of Matthew chapter 16 it says: And I say to you, you are Peter, and upon this

rock I will build my church, and the gates of the netherworld shall not prevail against it. I will give you the keys to the kingdom of

heaven. Whatever you bind on earth shall be bound in heaven; and whatever you loose on

earth shall be loosed in heaven.

WEDNESDAY LUNCH GROUP

All are welcome to come and meet with our Pastor,

Father Dave. The next meeting of the Wednesday

Lunch Group will be on Wednesday, November 6 in

St. Zepherin’s parish center at 11:30 AM. Please re-

member to bring a brown bag lunch and a donation

for the food pantry.

It is not necessary to let us

know if you are coming but

call if you need information:

Janet Testa 508-358-2934

or Marjorie McCammon

508-358-7203.

The Confirmation Re-treat weekend is the highlight of our Confir-mation program! I am seeking overnight vol-unteers who are willing to sleep on air mat-tresses at St. Zepherin

Center on 12/7 as chaperones during this retreat weekend. Our other adult leaders spend all weekend helping to lead the retreat, and it would be awesome if a group of 5 volunteers could come in at 10:30pm on 12/7 to relieve them for the night, sleep over as chaperones, and stay until breakfast is served at 8:00am on the morning of 12/8. If you would like to volunteer, please email me! Thank you! Laura: [email protected]


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I n 1531, when the indigenous peoples of Mexico were subjugated and the practice of human sacrifice was still a recent memory, the Mother of God appeared to St. Juan Diego as a pregnant native woman, now known as

Our Lady of Guadalupe.

She sent him with miraculous flowers in this cloak to tell the bishop to build a church where people could receive her Son and her loving, tender care. When St. Juan Diego opened the cloak before the bishop, an image of Our Lady was revealed that remains to this day. The chapel was quickly built, millions em-braced Christianity, and the Church increased its protection of the indigenous peoples.

By embracing the mission entrusted to him, St. Juan Diego helped bring Christ’s transforming love to cultures gripped by oppression and death.

Today, we again see the dignity of human life dis-regarded. Unborn children are destroyed through abortion, and ill people are encouraged and as-sisted to take their own lives. How do we respond?

The essence of our identity is that we are created in God’s image and likeness and loved by Him. Nothing can diminish the priceless worth of any hu-man life. Every person is cherished.

God creates every person for eternal union with Himself and continually invites us to embrace a lov-ing relationship with Him. Every person is chosen.

We are called to be messengers of God’s love, treating one another as cherished and chosen by Him. In doing so, we help build a culture that re-spects all human life. Every person is sent.

Like St. Juan Diego, let us embrace our daily mission to help others encounter God’s transforming, life-giving love.

OCTOBER IS PRO-LIFE MONTH We will be highlighting some of the Church’s teaching

on ALL of the life issues in the bulletin during this month.

COLLECTION TO SUPPORT THE PRO-LIFE OFFICE OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF BOSTON

During the entire month of October we will be collecting items for the Pro Life Office of the Archdiocese. Collec-tion bins will be by the main entrance to each church. They have asked that we collect the following specific items:

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MASS OF REMEMBRANCE INVITATION

At the 10:30am Liturgy on Sunday, November 3, we will remember in a special r i t u a l , p a r i s h i o n e r s and loved ones of parish-ioners who have died be-tween October 30, 2018 and October 30, 2019. During the ritual the names will be read in alphabetical order and you will have the opportunity to light a can-

dle in their honor. You are also invited to bring a picture of your loved one to be placed on a ta-ble near the candles.

There will be reserved seating for family and friends in the front pews on the right side of the church. A light luncheon will be served after Mass in St Ann Hall. If you wish your loved one to be remembered in this way, please call Mar-yAnn at 508-650-3545 or email [email protected]. Please respond by October 30th.

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Most people know the frustration of calling a bank, merchant, service provider, or business for help only to be trapped with the cheery robot voice that begins “if your call is about, say …” only to find that none of the categories match your problem. Hang up, call back and try some other option, scream at it, and finally you’re “on hold” until a human being can assist you. Often the man or woman who picks up – after the notice that your call is being recorded – is able to resolve your problem in ten or fifteen minutes. So, you hang up relieved, but scarred and dreading the next time you have to call.

Though a weak translation and the choice of verses ob-scure the point, today’s first reading (Sirach 35:12-14, 16-18) responds to similar frustrations in prayer. De-spite God’s self-proclaimed concern for justice, hearing, i.e. responding to, the cries of the poor and oppressed, the divine prayer answering system does not appear coded with the right words to produce results. The vers-es which conclude our reading acknowledge the neces-sity for both access (“the prayer of the lowly pierces the clouds”) and persistence (“will not desist until the Most High responds”).

The remaining verses stress the point that God judgment will not be limited to the local, county court of God’s people living in Judea. The Lord’s justice is a global concern, “. . . crushes the loins of the unmerciful…repays mortals according to their deeds, and the works of all according to their thoughts,” (vv. 22-24). The version of Sirach in our Bibles was composed ca. 132 BCE in Alex-andria, Egypt, one of the greatest centers of Greek learning and science as well as global trade from as far east as India and west across the Mediterranean to Rome. Its author translated and reworked a book com-posed in Hebrew by this grandfather, a Jerusalem scribe some 50 years earlier.

Archaeologists have recovered fragments of the He-brew from Judea in Jesus’ time Even though Sirach is not included in Jewish (or Protestant) scriptures, those who heard Jesus’ take on prayer that gets through to God (Lk 18:9-14) could have known this discussion. They wouldn’t need instant replay to recognize Jesus’ “change up”. Calls do not need the ID profile (lowly, oppressed, widow, super-pious, St. Paul). It might be one of the unjust oppressors just waking up to where his life has put him.

REQUEST ON HOLD B y Pheme Pe rkin s

It was a very busy visit to the Boston Com-mon on October 5th during which we served more than 100 brothers and sisters in need. The weather turned cold before our visit, so they were grateful to receive sweatshirts and long pants to stay warm. In determining appropriate clothing sizes, vol-unteers spoke Spanish, French, and Portuguese (and English of course!) with our brothers and sisters and enjoyed making personal connections with them.

HEARTFELT THANKS to the middle school and high school students who made many sandwiches and bless-ing bags! With so many people in line, it was wonder-ful to have these donations to distribute along with the clothing.

We are in need of winter jackets and boots with the cold months ahead. Donations of sweatshirts, sweaters and long-sleeve shirts help our brothers and sisters layer their clothing to stay warm.

DONATIONS: Your donations of NEW OR GENTLY USED FOOTWEAR AND CLOTHING are greatly ap-preciated. Please place these donations and water bottles (16 oz. bottles) in the plastic blue bins inside both churches.

The MOST NEEDED ITEMS for our November trip are:

New/gently used winter jackets, hooded sweatshirts, sweaters and long-sleeve shirts (men’s sizes M-3X; women’s sizes M-XL)

New/gently used winter boots, sneakers, and shoes (men’s sizes 8-12; women’s sizes 6-9)

New/gently used hats, gloves, and mittens New/gently used men’s jeans, long pants, and sweat-

pants (waist sizes 32-38, M-XL) New/gently used women’s long-sleeve shirts, long

pants, jeans, and sweatpants (sizes S-XL) New men's t-shirts, briefs, and boxers (M-3X); new

women's briefs (sizes 5-10)

Please, no blankets as the shelters will not accept them.

Please PRAY for our brothers and sisters living on the streets. This month’s SPECIAL PRAYER REQUESTS are for Dimas, Douglas, Francisco, James, Jason, Joe, Jun-ior, Karen, Kenny, Leigh, Lex, Luther, Lynda, Marcus, Maria, Marie, Mary, Matthew, Nelson, Patricia, Rose-line, Rufus, Sidney, and Warren. For further infor-mation, please contact Kate Jenney, [email protected]. Our next two trips to Boston will be on Saturday, November 2nd and Saturday, Decem-ber 7th.

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WE DELIVER! 508-655-3417

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QUALITY IS OUR BUSINESS

Liberty PizzaWayland

Children’s Dental Bldg. 233 Boston Post Road, Wayland

(508) 358-2456 [email protected]

Leonard Carapezza, D.M.D. Pediatric Dentistry

781-893-1377CATERING AVAILABLE

456 Boston Post Rd., Weston www.theos-pizza-weston.com

(Not associated with any other Theo’s Pizza) Free Delivery to Weston!

($15 MINIMUM ORDER)

Weston’s Own

WAYLAND 774-806-2101

Here for You8a-8p, 7 days a week

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John C. Bryant Funeral Home“Serving families and individuals as we would be served.”

56 Pemberton Road • Wayland, Massachusetts 01778

508-653-4220Cynthia F. Bryant, Director

Geoffrey Bryant Leard, Directorwww.johncbryantfuneralhome.com

Nadia Diab-Shamari, DMDReem Antun Lago, DMD

96 Andrew AvenueWayland, MA 01778

508-358-2200 tel508-358-2206 fax

pedatricdentalofwayland.com

Homeis about more than building, buying and selling a house.

Creating a

H o m e S a l e s | D e s i g n | C o n s t r u c t i o n

Wa y b r i d g eWoffice 508-358-4741 | mobile 508-523-7390 | [email protected] | www.WaybridgeWDC.com

Licenses: RE-58846 CS-090402 HC-152878

Barbara Matyi, Waybridge President,

takes pride in her expertise in Wayland

and her goal to keep up with the market values of Wayland properties.

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Offering a full range of services and expertise, including:

Creating a home is about so much more than the process of buying and selling property. That’s why homeowners in Wayland and beyond have entrusted their investment to Waybridge for years.

Equal Housing Lender | Member FDICMember SIF | NMLS# 408536

Seven convenient locations.www.village-bank.com

1.95" x 1.95"

Multi Specialty Practice370 Boston Post Rd, Sudbury

978-443-5193www.SudburyFamilyDentalCare.com

Maria Elizondo-Marinescu, D.M.D.Sorin R. Marinescu, D.M.D.

General Dentistry , Orthodontics, and Endodontics

3-Course Menu $29.99/Person

Mon-Thurs

www.davincibistro.com 978.261.5330

457 Boston Post Road Sudbury, MA 01776

Outdoor Seating - Gluten Free OptionsTake Out Delivery - Full Bar

Sunday Brunch - Private Events

Bob Dorey, Realtor®

508-962-5260 www.bobdoreyrealestate.com

Life Time Good Shepherd Parishioner

Gift Certificates Available!Annuals • Perrenials • Herbs • Vegetables

Flowering Shrubs

1391 Worcester St., Natick, MA • (508) 655-8424 frans-flowers.com • [email protected]

THE NEWMAN SCHOOLA coed, private college preparatory high school in the Back Bay. Small class sizes, quality college acceptances, vibrant sports program, International Baccalaureate diploma option.www.newmanboston.org

NOW Grades 7-12

Clara Kebabian, ViolinistWeddings & Events

Lessons • Recordings

clarakebabian.com • 508-423-0096

Documents

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