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St. Joseph Church!129 Edwards St.!
New Haven, CT 06511!
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Sunday Mass Schedule:!4:15 �5:00 PM Confessions! ! St. Joseph Church5:00 PM Vigil Mass!! ! ! St. Joseph Church!
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9:00 AM Mass! ! ! ! St. Joseph Church!! 10:00 AM Mass! ! ! ! St. Mary Church!
12:00 PM Mass! ! ! ! St. Mary Church!5:00 PM Mass! ! ! ! St. Mary Church!
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Daily Mass Schedule:!11:15�12:00 PM Confessions!! St. Mary Church!12:00 PM Mass! ! ! ! St. Mary Church!5:00 PM Mass! St. Joseph Church5:00 PM Mass! St. Mary Church !8:00 AM Mass! ! St. Mary Church!
www.stmarysnewhaven.org !!
May 13, 2018!Seventh Sunday of Easter !
St. Mary Church!5 Hillhouse Ave.!
New Haven, CT 06511!
Mass & Confession Schedule!
Parish Office !(located in the adjacent St. Mary Priory)!
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Phone: 203!562!6193�Fax: 203!562!1273�
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Office Hours�Monday!Friday, 8:30am!4pm�
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Daily Mass!! !Noon! ! Deceased Members of the Knights of !! ! Columbus, their wives and Columbian !! ! Squires †!
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Sunday, MAY 13: !SEVENTH SUNDAY OF EASTER !9:00 AM ! ! No Intention!! ! !
10:00 AM Mother’s Day Remembrance !Noon Deceased Members of the Knights of !! ! Columbus, their wives and Columbian !! ! Squires †!5:00 PM Margaret Powers † ! !!
Monday, MAY 14!5:00 PM ! ! No Intention!!
Tuesday, MAY 15!5:00 PM Anthony & Sarah Capello Family !!
Wednesday, MAY 16!5:00 PM ! ! Pat Esposito & John Campbell!!
Thursday, MAY 17!The Ascension of the Lord!5:00 PM Sheila Cullen † !!
Friday, MAY 18!5:00 PM ! ! No Intention!!
Saturday, MAY 19!8am ! ! Shrine Intentions ! !!
5:00 PM Vigil Maureen Napierkowski † !!!
Sunday, MAY 20: !PENTECOST SUNDAY !9:00 AM ! ! Judy Bykowski † !! ! !
10:00 AM Gloria Anne Steffenburg † !Noon Deceased Members of the Knights of !! ! Columbus, their wives and Columbian !! ! Squires †!5:00 PM Gonzalo Fernandez de la Mora & !! ! Isabel Varela † !!
CHURCH SUPPORT !Your contribution to St. Mary’s Parish Regular offertory collection this past week amounted to $7,584, of which $1,622 was given online. !!Your contribution to the Initial Offering collection this past week amounted to $2,312.!!
Contributions to our Capital Improvement projects amounted to $371. All other miscellaneous income and envelopes amounted to $822.!!
As always, we express our gratitude & appreciation for your continued financial support of our parish. !!
Our second collection this weekend will be the monthly collection. Our second collection next weekend will be the Catholic Communications collection.!!
!Processional ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 496 !Crown Him with many crowns!
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Responsorial Psalm! ! ! ! ! ! 857!I believe that I shall see the good things of the Lord !in the land of the living!!!
Recessional ! ! ! ! ! 494!All hail the power of Jesus’ Name!!
MUSIC: ST. MARY CHURCH!
Gathering Song ! ! ! ! ! 622 !Hail the day that sees Him rise!
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Responsorial Psalm! ! ! ! ! ! 135!God mounts His throne to shouts of joy: !a blare of trumpets for the Lord!!
Offertory Song!! ! ! ! ! Sheets!Seek the Lord!!
Communion Song! ! ! ! ! 689!We Remember!!!
Closing Song! ! ! ! ! ! 787!Lord you give the Great commission!!!!
MUSIC: ST. JOSEPH CHURCH!
Pastor: ! Fr. John Paul Walker, O.P. ! Ext. 247 (Office)!!
Associate Pastors: ! Fr. Elias Henritzy, O.P.! Ext. 110 (Office)!! Fr. Joachim Kenney, O.P. ! Ext 150 (Office)!!
Prior of Dominican Community: ! Fr. Jonathan Kalisch, O.P. ! [email protected]!!
Dominican Community: ! Fr. Angelo H. Camacho, O.P. ! Ext. 112!! Fr. Carleton P. Jones, O.P. ! Ext. 123!!
Parish Secretary: ! Eliza Sayward ! Ext. 101!!
Deacon: ! Martin J. O’Connor [email protected]!!
Music Director, St. Mary: ! Nicholas Renouf 203�675�3256!Music Director, St. Joseph: ! Jim DeLucia 203�640�0985!!
Knights of Columbus: ! Thomas Perretta Jr. [email protected]!
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Shrine Director:! Fr. Jonathan Kalisch, O.P. ! ! !
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Parish Staff !(Extensions apply to the St. Mary Church Phone Number)!
OPPORTUNITIES FOR EUCHARISTIC ADORATION!!
Every Tuesday evening from 8!9 PM at St. Joseph Church there is a Holy Hour with music and readings conducted by “Sacred Beauty,” a Catholic association based in the Dio-cese of Bridgeport dedicated to Eucharistic contemplation and creative artistic and spiritual renewal.��
Every Thursday afternoon we have Exposition at St. Mary Church immediately following the noon daily Mass. The Eucharist remains on the altar for silent Adoration all after-noon until Benediction at 4:30 PM.��
Every Thursday evening at St. Mary Church there is Eu-charistic Adoration from 8:00!8:30 PM. �There will be si-lent adoration at the beginning and the praying of Com-pline will begin at 8:15pm. Compline is the Night Prayer of the Church. It is the last time of the day that� the Church gathers to pray the Psalms in the Liturgy of the Hours. Our prayer will close with Benediction at 8:30pm.�Refreshments to follow in the hall.� Compline is continuing throughout the summer.�
ARCHBISHOP’S ANNUAL APPEAL!It is important that when you give to any charitable organiza-tion, you are confident that the funds received are being used wisely. Be assured that your gift to the Archbishop’s Annual Appeal supports the ministries and programs indicated in the 2018 Appeal literature! Organizations such as the Community Soup Kitchen, In Our Blessed Mother’s Arms, St. Gianna Pregnancy Care Center and Sunrise Café right here in our own town received funding from the Appeal’s Vicariate Out-reach Program that made a difference in serving our local neighbors. Please visit the Appeal website at www.archdioceseofhartford.org to learn more or make your gift today.!
TODAY’S READINGS AT ST. MARY’S CHURCH
CAN BE FOUND IN THE RED WORSHIP HYMNAL
#854. !!
TODAY’S READINGS AT ST. JOSEPH CHURCH
CAN BE FOUND IN THE WE CELEBRATE MIS-
SALETTE PAGE 858.!
SANCTUARY LAMP!We burn the sanctuary lamp at St. Mary this week for the glory of God and for the repose of the soul of GLORIA
ANNE STEFFENBURG. In your char ity, please remem-ber her in your prayers. !!
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We burn the sanctuary lamp at St. Joseph this week for the glory of God and for the repose of the soul of WILLIAM
DeLEONE. In your char ity, please remember him in your prayers. !!
The sanctuary lamp is candle that burns in the sanctuary indi-cating the presence of the Blessed Sacrament. Those who wish to have the candle burning for a specific intention can contact the parish secretary for more information. !
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Job Opening!Parish Facilities Director!
St. Mary Parish � New Haven, CT!!
St. Mary Parish in New Haven, CT is seeking a part!time Facilities Director.�!
The Facilities Director oversees and supervises all as-pects of maintenance at the parish to insure a comforta-ble and safe environment, aimed at furthering the pasto-ral and evangelical mission of the Parish. The Facilities Director will oversee routine maintenance tasks and also direct and oversee major projects for remodeling or im-proving the building and grounds. This position will in-volve work at St. Mary Church on Hillhouse Avenue and St. Joseph Church on Edwards Street, both in New Ha-ven.�!
Duties will include but are not limited to: instructing and monitoring staff in general maintenance and housekeep-ing tasks; establishing and monitoring daily work assign-ments; creating and managing preventive maintenance tasks; assessing the physical structures of the parish and developing solutions to identified areas of concern; locat-ing and assessing potential vendors for major capital projects; purchasing supplies for maintenance and facili-ties. �!
Qualified candidates should have a high school diploma or equivalent, possess standard mechanical skills, and should be proficient in boiler, plant, and HVAC mainte-nance and controls; be self!motivated and diligent; pos-sess an attention to detail and cleanliness; have excel-lent interpersonal skills in working with parish staff and contracted personnel; and be comfortable with the use of computers and electronic means of communication with vendors and outside contractors.�!
Inquiries should be directed to Fr. John Paul Walker, Pastor, at [email protected].�
BLESSINGS ON MOTHER’S DAY!On this Mother’s Day, I would like to extend my thanks and my blessings to all the women of our parish. Please note I didn’t say in that last sentence, “…to all the moms of the parish,” but, “…to all the women of the parish.” That was intentional! As St. Pope John Paul II beautifully taught, eve-ry woman has a fundamentally maternal vocation and identi-ty�this is a big part of the “feminine genius,” to use that wonderful phrase so favored by the saintly pope. At every moment of their lives, women are called to this maternal vo-cation in some form. To all the mothers of our parish, we pray for you as you live out this critical motherhood in our Church and our world. But we also pray today for women who are single, and share their maternal gifts with the rest of us in the church through their compassion, service, and pray-er on our behalf. And of course we can’t forgot the nuns and sisters of our Church, who live a unique vocation to conse-crated spiritual motherhood that greatly enriches all of us in the Church. So to all of you, in all of the various ways you live out your maternal vocation, know you have our thanks and our prayers in a special way this day.!
Fr. John Paul !
OPPORTUNITIES TO GET INVOLVED AT ST. MARY PARISH!
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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION!The!traditional CCD program at St. Mary's offers instruction for children from Grade 1 through 8. Our curriculum draws upon the Catechism of the Catholic Church and the Bible as well as supplemental materials. Classes! are held Tuesday evenings from 6:00�7:00pm from September to May at St. Joseph Church. For information contact the Parish secretary or [email protected].!!
SIENA GIRLS’ CLUB!We invite all girls ages 9�13 to join the!Siena!Girls' Club at St. Mary's in New Haven. We meet Wednesdays at 4:30 to grow in our faith and friendship, perform the Works of Mercy, and devel-op authentic feminine leadership.! For more information, please!contact Faith Hough [email protected]!
CATHECHESIS OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD!This!highly acclaimed approach to the religious formation of children is rooted in the Bible, the liturgy of the Church, and the educational principles of Maria Montessori. The Atrium at St. Mary's meets for two hours on Monday afternoons, Wednesday mornings or Wednesday afternoons, October through May, and serves children in two mixed�age groups, ages 3 to 6, and 6 to 9.!!
For more information, [email protected].!
COMMUNION AND LIBERATION!An ecclesial movement in the Catholic Church whose purpose is to educate the faithful to be mature Christians. Week-ly!meetings are held in the St. Mary Priory on Fridays at!7:00 p.m. All are welcome! !For information contact Cristina at 203�245�7307, [email protected]!or!visit!http://us.clonline.org!
FRASSATI NEW HAVEN!Frassati New Haven is a gathering of Catholic young adults in their 20’s and 30’s, married or single, students or working, who desire to grow in holiness together through prayer, ser-vice to those in need, and social opportunities together. !For more information email [email protected] or contact Fr. John Paul.!
ANGELUS WOMEN’S FELLOWSHIP!Angelus is open to women of all ages and stages in life seek-ing to grow closer to Christ as a community. Meetings are every Thursday! evening from! 7:00�8:00pm in the St. Mary priory parlor. Join us for book discussions, Scripture reflec-tions, prayer and fellowship with other women of the parish. Contact the Parish Secretary for information. !
10AM MASS CHOIR!The 10am Mass choir provides music for the 10:00 a.m. Sun-day Mass at St. Mary and regularly rehearses at 9am on Sun-day in the Choir loft at St. Mary. Membership is open to all who enjoy singing, no prior experience or audition required. The choir is seeking additional singers in all vocal ranges. Contact: Nicholas Renouf, Director of Music at St. Mary at [email protected] or 203�675�3256. !
THE CHILDREN’S CHOIR OF ST. MARY’S!The children’s choir is open to all the children of the parish and welcomes new members. Currently there are about 20 singers ranging from age 3�11. Through the practice of music they are given the opportunity to grow in faith, artistry and fellowship. See the bulletin for rehearsal details. Please con-tact Muriel Maharidge if you are interested in registering your child(ren): [email protected] !
HELPERS OF GOD’S PRECIOUS INFANTS!This group is committed to maintaining a loving and prayerful presence outside of the abortion businesses. Vigils are held on the second Saturday of each month, starting with 8am Mass, fol-lowed by Eucharistic Adoration, then a procession to one of two abortion clinics in town, while reciting the Rosary. Please contact Bill Dobbins for information at [email protected].!
ST. MARY’S MOM’S GROUP!Find support and fellowship among other moms in the parish! Weekly playdates!on Thursday!mornings from !10�noon.! In winter months we meet in the St. Mary church hall (accessed by elevator) & once it gets warmer we tend to meet at differ-ent parks around town. For more information please contact [email protected] !
RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION FOR ADULTS!Interested in becoming Catholic? Or interested in receiving adult level instruction in the Catholic faith? Contact Fr. Elias (ext. 110); leave a message, please, if you don’t get through immediately. !
9AM MASS CHOIR!The 9am Mass choir sings at the 9am Sunday Mass at St. Jo-seph and all special holidays. Rehearsals take place every Thursday night from 7:30�9pm in the Choir loft at St. Joseph. All new members welcome, no experience necessary, feel free to show up. We are always looking for musicians. Any ques-tions contact Jim DeLucia, Music Director at St. Joseph, at 203�640�0985. !
MEN’S SHELTER MEAL PREPARATION AND !FELLOWSHIP MINISTRY!
On the first four Sundays of each month, various groups in our Parish coordinate the preparation, delivery and serving of supper to the men at the Emergency Shelter Management Ser-vice on Grand Avenue. There are two groups that coordinate this. One has volunteers preparing meals in their own homes, and the other group organizes the meal preparation in the kitchen of St. Mary Church. For more information on this ministry, please contact Molly West at 972.978.6755 or [email protected]!
LITURGICAL MINISTRIES!
We are always looking for parishioners interested in serving as Lectors, Altar Servers, and Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist at our Masses. !If interested in any of these minis-tries, please contact the parish office.!
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL!The Father Michael McGivney Council #10705 is a group of men who through acts of faith, charity, and fraternity strive to become better men, husbands, and fathers and to support the parish of St. Mary’s. All Catholic men age 18 or older, mar-ried or single, are encouraged to join the McGivney Council. Contact Bobby Rauch, [email protected] or 573�694�1183.!
OPPORTUNITIES TO GET INVOLVED AT ST. MARY PARISH!
THOMISTIC STUDY CIRCLE!Every Saturday at 7pm in the priory basement at St. Mary in the parish library room. (Enter by the side door between the church and priory). No background needed. Texts will be provided. Fr. Elias is the presenter. The sessions last one hour. !
AFTERNOON BIBLE STUDY!
Every Tuesday at 1pm at St. Joseph Church in the church basement. No background needed. Come as frequently as you can. Fr. Elias is the moderator and the sessions last one hour. You are welcome to bring your own bible. !
SPIRITUAL TOPICS CIRCLE!
1st and 3rd Sundays of each month from 4�4:45pm in the St. Mary Church basement in the stage room. Adult discussion and exploration of topics in Catholic spirituality. Fr. Elias is the moderator. !
EVENING BIBLE STUDY!All are welcome to join us to draw closer to Christ through the Saint Mary's Bible Study. Our format is modeled on lectio divina emphasizing prayer, meditation, and application. To be added to the email! list or for questions please email [email protected]. Bible Study normally meets on Wednesdays from 8�9pm in the Priory. !
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COLUMBIAN SQUIRES!Columbian Squires are the youth organization of the Knights of Columbus for Catholic young men ages 10�18.! They are part of a larger organization of more than 20,000 young men worldwide who have fun and share their Catholic faith, help people in need, and enjoy the company of friends in social, family, athletic, cultural, civic and spiritual activities. For information, contact Chris Neumann at (203) 393�2924. !
LAY FRATERNITY OF ST. DOMINIC!Open to men and women, single or married, who desire to manifest God’s love in the world today. Dominican Laity are members of “chapters” which meet once a month for prayer and study of events and issues regarding the Church today. The Chapter meets on the second Sunday of each month at Noon in the St. Mary church hall.!For information contact the parish secretary.!
DIVINE MERCY CHAPLET!
All parishioners are invited to join in praying the Divine Mercy chaplet every Thursday at 4:45pm in St. Mary’s Church. !
WHEN WRITING OFFERTORY CHECKS … !Please make an effort to make offertory and all other checks out to “St. Mary Parish” from this point for-ward. This is the official name of our parish now and writing out checks properly will be a big help to our business office. !
MOTHER’S DAY ROSE SALE!Roses will be available for purchase at all of the parish Masses the weekend of May 12�13, while supplies last. Proceeds will benefit the St. Gianna Center and Birthright of Greater New Haven. Sponsored by McGivney Council #10705.!
The Parish office at St. Joseph Church official-ly closed as of Monday, April 30th. Please conduct all St. Mary Parish business at the parish office located at St. Mary Church from this point forward. !
ABC’s of ANNULMENT!Holy Angels Church, 585 Main Street, South Meriden, CT, 06451 will host “The ABC’s of Annulment on Friday, June 1, from 7�9pm in the Church Hall. !!
Members of the Annulment Team will review the changes in the annulment process inititated by Pope Francis as well as those made in the Archdiocese of Hartford. Deacon George Frederick and Jim Tottenham, the Annulment Team, will help participants in writing their application in the follow�up work-shop of Fridays�June 8, 15, 22, 29, from 7�9m also in the church hall. !!
The “ABCs of Annulment” event is open to all. Participants will receive a folder with the required printed materials. A donation is requested to help defray the cost of printed materi-als. No registration is required. For further information email Jim Tottenham at [email protected]!
APOSTLES OF THE SACRED HEART OF JESUS!There are many exciting events coming up at Mount Sacred Heart in honor of the Feast of the Sacred Heart. They are as follows: !!!
Wednesday, May 30: Evening Prayer in Mother Clelia Gar -den!!
Thursday, June 7: Holy Hour in Preparation for Feast of the Sacred Heart in Mount Sacred Heart Chapel (Refreshments to follow)!!
Friday, June 8: Mass for the Feast of the Sacred Hear t! (Refreshments to follow)!!
All events begin at 7 p.m. and take place at Mount Sacred Heart, 295 Benham Street, Hamden CT. For questions call 203�281�2562. !
CATHOLIC BUSINESS DIRECTORY!2nd EDITION! The Hon. W. Patrick Donlin Assembly #2459 of the 4th Degree of the Knights of Columbus is in the process of updat-ing the Catholic Business Directory for their Second Edition. Catholics who provide business services (accountants, electri-cians, healthcare professionals, lawyers, painters, plumbers, small businesses, etc) along the shoreline from New Haven to Madison will be included. ! If you would like to have your name & business included, please contact: Chris Neumann (E): [email protected] (T) 203�393�2924. Our As-sembly will then make this “Catholic Business Directory� 2nd Edition” available to local parishes later this year.!
2019 Riverboat Cruise through Europe with !His Excellency Archbishop DiNoia, O.P.!
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You are invited on a riverboat cruise through Europe from May 30th � June 9th, 2019! His Excellency Archbishop Joseph Augustine DiNoia of the Dominican Order is the special guest on this trip and he will celebrate daily Mass throughout the course of the journey. !!
The itinerary actually begins in Budapest, undoubtedly one of Europe’s most beautiful cities. On May 31st the group will rendezvous at the Danubius Hotel Gellért, an exquisite four�star hotel on the banks of the Danube known for its thermal baths. There they will enjoy two days before embarking on a seven�day river cruise through Europe’s most beautiful cities: Bratislava, Vienna, Salzburg, Dürnstein, Melk, Passua and Regensburg. The final destination is Nuremburg, where a farewell dinner will be enjoyed on June 8th before returning home the next day. !!
The trip starts at $3695.00/person and is filling up fast. If you would like the trip brochure, contact the tour director Joseph Long directly at [email protected] or at (570) 309 1346. !
FLAG RETIREMENT CEREMONY!The Knights of Columbus will be assisting the Catholic War Veterans with their annual Flag Retirement Ceremony on Sat. June 9 at 2:00pm at the Catholic War Veterans Post, 112 Der-by Ave, Derby, CT. If you have old, tattered flags that need to be destroyed, please bring them to this ceremony or drop them off in the back vestibule of the church by Sun. June 3 so we can take care of them. This ceremony is open to the public � bring family & friends.!
FRASSATI ON TAP: SUNDAY MAY 20!
Calling all young adults! Want to enjoy a cold pint, meet fel-low Catholic young adults, and listen to interesting discus-sions about the faith? Join fellow young adults for a pint of locally brewed beer and to listen to a discussion about faith in the upstairs event room at Stony Creek Brewery in Branford.!!!
On Sunday, May 20th from 6:00�8:00pm we welcome our Dea-con Marty O’Connor to speak about “The Permanent Diaconate and Sacramentalized Service.” Come learn more about the diac-onate and how your own career in the world can become a ver-sion of the “sacramentalized service” that Pope St. John Paul II writes about. We hope you can join us! !!
Food may be purchased at the food trucks located in the Brewery parking lot, or you may bring your own! Hosted by Frassati New Haven, a young adult ministry for Catholics in their 20's and 30's which focuses on prayer, service, and fel-lowship after the charism of Bl. Pier Giorgio Frassati. Visit www.FrassatiNewHaven.org or www.facebook.com/FrassatiNewHaven to learn more and stay connected for other events!!
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Time to get your hands !dirty …!Join us for a parish clean up day to beautify the grounds of our parish churches. We will meet at 9am on Saturday May 19th in front of St. Joseph church. If you have your own rakes, gloves etc. and can bring them we would appreciate it. !
St. Mary Parish Prayer Circle!!!!!
If you or someone you know is in need of prayers please submit their name(s) to the following coordinators of the St. Mary prayer circle group. You may also contact them if you are interested in joining the circle or have general questions. !
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Nina Sanseverino: [email protected]!Al Kronberg: [email protected]!
2018 PILGRIMAGE TO CANADIAN SHRINES!
Please join us on our 82nd Pilgrimage to the Canadian Shrines: St. Anne de Beaupre, Our Lady of the Cape and St. Joseph’s from July 14�18 �5 days/4 night/7 meals,/travel by deluxe motor coach for $729pp/double occupancy. Pick up locations: West Haven, Cromwell & Enfield, CT & Green-field, MA. Website: www.quebecshrinespilgrimage.com!
Contact Rgoer Papp (860) 399�8137, cell: 860�833�6058 or [email protected] !
CONVENIENT WAY TO RECEIVE OUR BULLETIN!
If you wish to receive our bulletin automatically to your email inbox each week please visit our seek and find page to sign up for this free & convenient service. !!
http://seekandfind.com/directory/st.�mary�church_1691.html!
YOUR MOTHER, MY MOTHER, OUR MOTHER!!
This Sunday is the Seventh Sunday of Easter, which is not exactly the sort of thing most people mark on their calendars. It also happens to be Mother’s Day, which absolutely IS something that most people mark on their calendars. And rightfully so!!!
The vocation of being a mother is a vocation of continual sacrifice. That sacrifice begins in the earliest stages of pregnancy with the physical toll on the mother as she grows a new human life within her. Then there is the sacrifice of caring for this tiny, little, helpless infant after birth which, while no doubt shared by both mom and dad, nonetheless seems in most cases to be car-ried to a greater degree by the mother. Then there are the various sacrifices as a child grows: teaching, admonishing, exhorting, cautioning; washing endless loads of laundry, buying clothes that get outgrown almost before they are out of the package; countless trips to soccer practice, theater practice, music practice; uplifting children when they are down, encouraging them when they are despairing, congratulating when they have accomplished something of note. And then there is that other big sacrifice: the sacrifice made when the day comes for that “little one,” now no longer little, to leave home and head out on their own into the big, bright world.!!
I’m sure with a little more reflection that this list of sacrifices would grow exponentially. But the primary point is this: motherhood is a vocation to love, and to love in a particularly sacrifi-cial way. !!
Each of us have our mothers to thank for these sacrifices. Every one of us have (or had) moth-ers who were presented with a different set of circumstances, demanding a different set of sacri-fices. There is no doubt some moms embraced those sacrifices more than others. In that respect, the only thing we all have in common is that none of us had moms who were perfect. All had their flaws and their times when they didn’t fully live up to the opportunities for heroic sacrifice presented to them�just as all of us, as their children, equally failed at times in living and being all we were called to be as their children. !!
But despite how different our backgrounds, and our mothers, may be, there is one thing that all of us, without exception, share. And that is that we have the Blessed Virgin Mary as our mother as well. She who is the Mother of God is Mother of the Church, and is in a very real way the mother of each one of us. She who is the sinless one, the holy tabernacle that contained the Lord of Life; she who is the Queen of Heaven and whom rank upon rank of angels honor as their queen, is your mother and mine. Even more, she delights in that task. She takes delight in you, and wishes to be for you everything a mother can be and more. She who is “our life, our sweetness, and our hope” wishes to guard and protect us from all harm, nurture the seed of faith that has been placed in our souls, and inspire us to follow without doubt, reservation, or hesita-tion her Divine Son.!!
101 years ago today, she appeared to three children at Fatima, Portugal to remind us about her motherhood, and to call the world (once again) to follow her Son. May we, her children, listen to her call, and following her example, become the living saints that Christ is calling us to be.!!God bless,!!
Fr. John Paul
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