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Sacred Hearts Parish, Malden, MA January 15, 2017 Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

Rectory Address 297 Main Street, Malden, MA 02148 Tel: 781-324-0728 Fax: 781-324-2714 Rectory Hours: M/F: 9:00am - 3:00pm Closed for lunch 12:00pm - 1:00pm Closed: Holidays and Holy Days email: [email protected] web: www.sacredheartsparish.org

Administrator Rev. Gerard Petringa

Permanent Deacons Deacon Franklin Mejia Deacon T. Van Nguyen

Assistants Rev. Peter Shen Rev. Juan M. Garcia-Huidobro, S.J. Rev. Thomas Stegman, S.J.

Vietnamese Personal Pastor Rev. Martin Tran Van Ban, CMC

Cheverus School Thomas P. Arria, Jr., Principal email: [email protected] 30 Irving Street, Malden, MA Tel: 781-324-6584 Fax: 781-324-3322 website: www.cheverusschool.com

Business Manager Kathleen Nelson email: [email protected]

Religious Education Mary DeAngelo, Director 781-322-5211 email: [email protected]

Music Denise Glennon, Music Director email: [email protected] Eugene Menoche, Organist

Liturgy Schedule Saturday 4:00pm

Sunday 7:30am, 9:00am, 10:30am, 5:30pm

Misa en Español - 12:00pm

Vietnamese Mass - 3:00pm

Weekday Mass Monday through Saturday 12:10pm Holy Day Masses: As announced. Legal Holiday Masses: - 9:00am

Adoration of the Most Blessed Sacrament Tuesday - 12-Noon - 7:00pm

(Lower Church)

Sacred Heart Devotion & Adoration Friday - after 12:10 Mass

(Lower Church)

Immaculate Heart Devotion & Adoration Saturday - 3:00pm - 4:00pm

(Church or Chapel before 4:00pm Mass)

Sacraments

Reconciliation (Confession) Saturday - 3:00pm - 4:00pm Sunday - 5:00pm - 5:30pm

Baptism

English Fourth Saturday of each month at 1:00pm.

Call to register.

Español Second Saturday of each month at 1:00pm.

Call to register.

Marriage Please consult with a priest or deacon at least

six months in advance. A program of preparation is required.

Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

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Dear Sacred Hearts Parishioners: As I resume my administration of Sacred Hearts Parish, I would like to focus attention on the need for an active parish council. Below are some excerpts from our Archdiocesan website concerning PPC’s which will help guide our thoughts through this process, beginning after the Feast of the Baptism. Purpose and objectives of a parish pastoral council

1. Purpose: To assist the pastor in his leadership role of planning, organizing, initiating, promoting, coordinating and reviewing the evangelization, worship, religious education and service activities within the parish.

2. Objectives:

◊ To assess adequately the needs of the whole parish and its members, and to develop and implement a pastoral plan which will promote the common good of the parish.

◊ To foster unity and a sense of community in the parish and to coordinate all parish activities in a manner that will best serve the interests of the parish.

◊ To promote programs and activities recommended by the Archbishop, Archdiocesan offices and agencies as well as the pastoral council itself.

Membership

1. Ex officio members: the pastor, parochial vicars, assigned permanent deacons and pastoral associates

2. Elected and appointed members

◊ Qualifications:

1. A Catholic who is registered and active in the parish and lives within its boundaries.

2. Participation in the sacramental life of the Church.

3. Age 18 or older. Two youth members, from those between ninth grade and eighteen years old, may be elected or appointed.

◊ Term of office

1. Three years, with possibility of reelection or reappointment. Members may serve only two consecutive terms.

2. Only one third of the council seats are to be open for election or reelection at one time.

3. Number of members

◊ The total number of members depends on the size of the parish. Ordinarily, the minimum number is ten; the maximum, twenty.

4. Selection process for elected members

◊ During a special week of prayer, the parish asks for the guidance of the Holy Spirit in the selection process.

◊ The pastor, with the advice of the PPC, appoints a nominating committee to receive written nominations from the parish members. Nominees must indicate their willingness to serve. (In establishing a pastoral council for the first time, the pastor appoints a nominating committee.)


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◊ Nominees are elected who receive the highest number of votes cast by parishioners, eighteen years of age of older. Young people from those between ninth grade and eighteen years old may elect the youth members of the Council.

5. Appointed members: The pastor may appoint members to the PPC. Since the election process may result in a membership not sufficiently representative of the total parish community, the pastor may appoint members to achieve this goal. The number of appointed members is not to exceed twenty-five percent of the total number of members Scope and authority

1. As a consultative body, the PPC is responsible to the pastor, assisting and supporting him in his leader-ship role. It recognizes the varied gifts of the parish members and invites them to an active leadership role in the parish.

1. The PPC should be an important means by which the pastor will hear the voice of the parish.

2. Through its deliberations and consultation with the pastor, the PPC helps to unite the pastor and the parishioners. Together they discern the pastoral needs of the parish and ways in which those needs can be addressed.

Characteristics of a parish pastoral council

1. Prayerful. The council devotes time to reflective prayer at each meeting and makes provision at least once a year to have some special time or meetings spent together solely in prayer, reflection and spir-itual sharing.

2. Pastoral. The council is pastoral in the sense that its purpose is to assist in the development of an over-all mission plan for the parish in order to make Christ evermore present to the parishioners and to the wider community.

3. Representative. The council members represent the entire parish community and exercise their respon-sibility with a concern that includes all parishioners.

4. Discerning. Through a prayerful consensus process, the council merges the diverse experiences, skills and gifts of the council members, and having listened to the parishioner’s needs and ideas, discerns recommendations concerning the direction and priorities of the parish.

5. Responsive. The council has a responsibility to be sensitive to and cognizant of justice and peace issues at the local, national, and international level.

6. Enabling. In the spirit of God’s love, the members of the PPC strive to recognize and support each other’s gifts and seek ways in which each parishioner’s gifts may surface, grow and flourish for the good of the Church.

Since Father Kelly, it has been difficult to constitute a properly elected and appointed council. I have found it necessary during the past three years to fully appoint a council due to no nominations. I will ask some members of the previous council to act as committee to draw us closer to the ideal and to have an election. If you know someone who may be qualified to sit on the council, please consider their qualifications, and look for the nomination form.

Fr. Mark


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Marilyn Bozutto, Joan Lynch,

Antonio D. Oliveira, Jack Doran

Richard Breen, Edward Gilbert,

Nick Pino, Mary Perella,

Mary Cafarella, Carol Wood

Christina Atkinson, Rosemarie Hodl,

Donna McInerney, Fred Rufo, Dolly Flynn,

Viet Nguyen, Anne Wilson, Kim Ouellette

Dear Jesus, Divine Physician and Healer of the sick, we

place our sick under Your care and humbly ask that You

restore Your servant to health again. Above all, grant us the

grace to acknowledge Your holy will and know that whatso-

ever You do, You do for the love of us. Amen

Please Note: Names will stay on the Prayer List for six months. Please call the office, 781-324-0728, with any

changes.

Albert A. Perella, Joanne & Salvatore Salviate, Sister Rosemary, S.N.D., Jerry Iandoli, Kay Moreschi, Vincente Inh Nguyen,

William E. Greenwood, Fred H. Brown

Saturday 01/14 12:10 pm Anna Theresa Berry - 16th Anniversary Memorial 4:00 pm Lorraine Van Laethem - 4th Anniversary Memorial Marie Piracini - Memorial

Sunday 01/15 7:30 am James J. McGaffigan - 18th Anniversary Memorial 9:00 am Available 10:30 am People of Sacred Hearts 12:00 pm Spanish 3:00 pm Vietnamese 5:30pm Harold E. Morley - 7th Anniversary Memorial

Monday 01/16 Martin Luther King Jr. Day 9:00 am Dorothea J. Payzant - Memorial

Tuesday 01/17 12:10 pm Thomas Settapani - Memorial

Wednesday 01/18 12:10 pm Anna Bellinska - 23rd AnniversaryMemorial

Thursday 01/19 12:10 pm William Griffin - Memorial

Friday 01/20 12:10 pm Anne & Michael Connaire - Birthday Memorial

Saturday 01/21 12:10 pm Available 4:00 pm Irene Smith & Margaret Poliskey - Memorial

Sunday 01/22 7:30 am Available 9:00 am George P. Lombardi - Anniversary Memorial 10:30 am Kay Moreschi - Birthday Memorial 12:00 pm Cristin Espinoza - Memorial (Spanish) 3:00 pm Vietnamese 5:30pm People of Sacred Hearts

Mass Lectors Eucharistic Ministers Altar Servers

4:00 PM Saturday D. Callahan H. Contreas, Deacon Van H. Contreas

7:30 AM Sunday P. Bronder-Giroux P. Bronder-Giroux, Deacon Van F. Downing

9:00 AM Sunday O. Egbunike M. Brito, Deacon Van A. Egbunike

10:30 AM Sunday A. Layne M. Cognata , Deacon Franklin K. Fiote

12:00 PM Sunday Spanish Mass

5:30 PM Sunday E. Puakyiene D. Lungo Server Needed

Liturgical Ministry Assignments for January 21/22 (Green)

Masses

Pray for The Sick


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The second collection this weekend is for the January 2017 Special Collection for

“ Assistance to Urban Parishes”

The second collection next weekend is for our Church Maintenance

Weekend of Jan. 7/8 Offertory $2,912 Boston CatholicTV $1,016 Vietnamese: Offertory $ 798 Mail-ins $ 180

January Memorials

Paschal Candle Easter 2016 - 2017

In Memory of Albert A. Perella, Joanne & Salvatore Salviate and

Sister Rosemary S.N.D., and Jerry Iandoli Given by Friends and Family

Wine - $85/month Available

Hosts - $50/week Available

Flowers - Weekly Available

Sanctuary Candle - Chapel - $50/month Available

Sanctuary Candle - Church - $50/month Available

Blue Candle - Blessed Mother’s Statue - Chapel $50/month

In Memory of Kay Moreschi

Given by The Moreschi Sisters

Red Candle - Sacred Heart’s Statue - Chapel $50/month

In Memory of Fred H. Brown

Amber Candle - St. Joseph’s Statue - Church $50/month

In Loving Memory of William E. Greenwood

Given by his Family

Blue Candle - Blessed Mother’s Statue - Church $50/month

In Memory of Vincente Inh Nguyen

Given by Nguyen and Van Tran Families

SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL The loose coins placed in the offertory basket and the one dollar donation for a candle in front of the three statues will be wholly ear-marked and directed to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul to help them continue their work with those in need.

SECOND COLLECTION This weekend’s second collection has been designated as “Assistance to Urban Parishes,” to support the mis-sion of our inner city parishes in the Archdiocese of Boston. Your support is needed to maintain a Catholic presence in areas where the economic realities of the pa-rishioner base cannot fully support the expenses of a par-ish. This collection will help bridge the funding gap. We all share responsibility to proclaim God’s Good News of Jesus Christ with all the people of the Archdiocese of Bos-ton regardless of the Parish’s ability to pay. The generous response to this collection will help sustain the vital work that occurs each day in these parishes. I am grateful for your help at this time to both impact and improve the lives of these parishioners. Thank you for all you do to financially support the needs of the wider Church.

The Daily Mass book is now OPENED for January - February - March, 2017

(Limit of Six Masses/year) If you are interested in any Mass that is available, as shown in the bulletin, kindly see the priest in the Sac-risty on the day of the Mass and he will take your intention.

All 2017 Monthly Memorials Available Please call the office, 781-324-0728, if interested.

THE CHURCH OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED

Monday, January 16th, 2017

In observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

Mass will be celebrated at 9:00am

Collections


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BOSTON CATHOLIC PILGRIMAGE TO WASHINGTON, DC

January 26 - January 28, 2017 Join us for the 44th Annual National March for Life. The Archdiocese of Boston is happy to again offer a unique track

for individual families to join the “Witness to Life” pilgrimage to Washington, D.C. for the 2017 March for Life. Children of all ages are welcome, however keep in mind that the pilgrimage also includes a Middle School track and a High School track geared toward those age groups, but with a different itinerary. Each family should register individually.

All details, package, and registration information are available at www.bostoncatholic.org/witnesstolife or send questions to [email protected] or call 617-746-5766.

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We hope you will join us again for Mystic Valley Elder Services Eighth Annual comedy event, “A Bellyful of Laughs” to benefit the Meals on Wheels program.

Comedians Stephen Bjork and Kelly MacFarland are on board to deliver a great night of

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The 23rd Annual National Memorial for the Preborn

and their Mothers and Fathers.

Pam Tebow (mother of Christian athlete Tim Tebow)

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Music by Tony Melendez (the famous guitarist with no arms)

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Friday, January 27, 2017 in Washington, DC. (The morning of the March for Life)

8:30am - 10:30am

DAR Constitution Hall 1776 D Street, NAW (18th and D St.)

Washington, DC 20006

Free admission, no tickets required. Large groups welcome.

Catholic Mass at 7:30am (doors open at 7:00am) Interdenominational Service: 8:30am - 10:30am Leaving plenty of time to get to the March for Life rally.

Homilist: Fr. Frank Pavone, National Director, Priests for Life

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