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St. Agatha Parish is a Chris-tian Community of Catholics from Milton, Quincy and beyond, whose Mission is to demonstrate Love by:
proclaiming and celebrating God’s Presence on earth;
being open and welcoming to all;
reaching out to our sisters and brothers near and far; providing opportunities for prayer, service, education and recreation.
In living this Mission, we accept our responsibility for giving witness to the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
The Parish of St. Agatha Milton ~ Quincy, MA February 27–28, 2021 StAgathaParish.org
St. Agatha Parish Phone: 617-698-2439
[email protected] Fax: 617-698-1517
Parish Website: StAgathaParish.org
Clergy Rev. William B. Palardy, Pastor Rev. Jason M. Makos, Parochial Vicar Deacon Daniel F. Sullivan Deacon Kevin P. Martin Jr. Deacon Stephen Ondrey, Seminarian Intern Rev. Patrick McLaughlin, Senior Priest in Residence Rev. Thomas Powers, Senior Priest in Residence
Parish Administration Mr. Jack Riley, Finance and Operations Manager Ms. Dale Blanchard, Operations Assistant Ms. Kathy Monahan, Administrative Assistant/Bulletin Ms. Eileen Callahan, Administrative Assistant/Bulletin Editor
Music Ministry [email protected] Mrs. Julie Fay, Director of Music and Parish Organist
St. Agatha School Phone: 617-696-3548
[email protected] Fax: 617-696-6288 School Website: StAgatha.org
Mrs. Nancy Carr, Principal Ms. Jacqueline Miller, Assistant Mrs. Joan Brown, Tuition Coordinator
ST AGATHA FAITH FORMATION 617-696-1388 Grades 1-6 [email protected] Mrs. Beth Peterson, Director Mrs. Jenn Caputo, Administrative Assistant
Grade 7-10 & Young Church Ministry 617-696-8978
[email protected] Mrs. Helen Waring, Coordinator
MISSION STATEMENT ST. AGATHA RECTORY
ST. AGATHA SCHOOL
Office Hours Monday – Friday 9am-4pm 432 Adams Street Milton, MA 02186
440 Adams Street Milton, MA 02186
Before attending, please familiarize yourself with the restrictions detailed on the Welcome Home page on our website. If you are attending a funeral here please wait in the parking lot adjacent to the church until you are instruct-ed by the funeral home staff to enter and be seated.
When Visiting St. Agatha Parish for
Public Mass
Public Daily Masses:
Daily: 9:00 am Also livestreamed on our website
Public Sunday Masses Saturday: 4:30 pm Sunday: 7:30 am 9:30 am 11:30 am 5:00 pm Please allow extra time to enter the Upper Church to allow for required social distancing. Doors open 20 min. before Mass is to start and will be closed 5 min. prior to Mass.
Holy Days: Any additional Masses will be announced in the bulletin prior to the day.
PUBLIC MASSES
Sunday Livestreamed Masses are available on our website
Saturday at 4:30pm Sunday at 9:30am Second Sunday of Lent
February 27–28—Year B This Week’s Readings can be found at
https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/022821.cfm
Second Sunday of Lent February 27–28, 2021
A Note from Our Pastor,
I hope that all of us are now firmly settled into the Season of Lent and embracing Lenten practices that bring Christ more to the center of our hearts and lives, help us become more
attuned to others in their need, and strengthen us in the virtue of self-restraint. It was great to see the large number of folks at the Ash Wednesday Masses and Service, a slight uptick in parishioners at our daily 9am Masses, and an in-creased number of people at last weekend’s Masses for the First Sunday of Lent. May it continue, please God!
Let me call to your attention several opportunities indicat-ed below in this bulletin to deepen our relationship with Christ and strengthen our lives as His disciples this Lent. On Monday evenings from 7 to 8pm high school teens are invited to take part in Bonfire and Prayer in the Gathering Space. Wednesday evenings the Sacrament of Reconcilia-tion (Confession) is celebrated in the Library/Meeting Room in the back of the Gathering Space. At the same time on Wednesday evenings during Lent there will be Exposition, Adoration, and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament in the Chapel from 6:30 until 8pm. There is also another opportunity for Eucharistic Adoration each week—after the 9am Mass Friday mornings in the Upper Church. Before the 9am Mass each day there is the recita-tion of the Holy Rosary.
For young adults in their 20s and 30s there is an oppor-tunity for faith development entitled “Reflection on Ac-tion: Finding Meaning and Purpose in Your Life” guided by Sr. Jeanne Gribaudo, CSJ, and Sr. Betsy Conway, CSJ (online sign-up information can be found in this bulletin). Many of you, I’m sure, remember Sr. Jeanne who served as Pastoral Associate here at St. Agatha’s a number of years ago and who is currently on the theology faculty at Merrimack College.
As we did prior to Christmas, given the space limitations that COVID-19 Safety Protocols place upon us, we are ask-ing your help to let us know your plans and intentions re-garding participation at our Parish’s Holy Week and Easter Liturgies this year. You may recall, that based on the great input you provided us for Christmas, we were able to have a very reverent and safe celebration of our Christmas Masses. A similar, but somewhat briefer survey has been created for the upcoming Easter Triduum and Easter Sun-day Masses. Some of you may have already received this survey via Constant Contact, but for those who have not, you can find the survey link below in this bulletin with the heading, “We are looking forward to celebrating Easter at St. Agatha Parish!” Please take just a couple of minutes to fill this out, because it will help us enormously in our plan-ning for Holy Week and Easter this year.
Please note that there is a special Second Collection this week to support the Church Around the World, assisting Catholic charitable relief organizations across the globe. In addition, this weekend launches this year’s Catholic Appeal for our Archdiocese of Boston. Mr. Stephen Wessling who is our parish’s Appeal Coordinator again this year will be speaking briefly at all our weekend Masses about the variety of ministries that are funded by our donations to the Catholic Appeal. There is an excellent and brief video about the way parishes such as our own have been greatly assisted by the programs and the offices of the Archdiocese which are fund-ed by the Catholic Appeal. You can find this video on our parish website and on our Parish Facebook Page.
A well-known and longstanding member of our St. Agatha Parish staff has a prominent role in this year’s Catholic Appeal video. Mr. Jack Riley, our parish’s Director of Finance and Operations is in his 19th year at that very important position. At the end of this fiscal year (June 30, 2021) Jack will be retiring from his position at St. Agatha Parish. In my 5 years as your pastor I have relied heavily on Jack’s expertise and insight. To have someone such as Jack who knows the ins and outs of the finances, budgets, physical plant, and the many and various activities that take place on our parish and school property has been an enormous blessing for me. While as pastor I bear the ulti-mate responsibility for the parish’s financial well-being and for the material well-being of the parish property, hav-ing Jack who is so knowledgeable about all the details of these realities, who has sharp and precise institutional memory about our parish, who is so committed to our par-ish and her mission, and who is so competent, honest, and discrete in fulfilling his role here, it has enabled me to, quite simply, be a priest and a pastor for this very special parish, without having to worry or lose sleep about the everyday upkeep of the buildings and our financial bottom line. For this and for many other reasons as well, I am ex-tremely grateful to Jack Riley. Because of Jack’s impend-ing retirement, I am posting on the Archdiocesan website (RCAB.org) Jack’s position as Director of Operations and will be forming a committee to interview folks who will be applying for this position. We are hoping that Jack’s successor can begin working here on or near June 1, so that the newly hired Director of Operations will be able to spend his/her first month getting the “lay of the land,” so to speak, by working with and learning from Jack. So, if you know someone you think would be a good candidate for this position, please suggest that the person go onto RCAB.org and begin the application process. Thank you.
Have a blessed second full week of Lent!
Fr. Palardy
THE WEEKLY UPDATE
Each fiscal year at approximately this time we make an adjustment in our Weekly Offertory total to reflect a cou-ple of additions. First, some parishioners choose to make their Offertory Gift on a monthly, quarterly, semi-annual or even annual basis. Including such large gifts in a single weekly Offertory total would give a skewed total for that week. Secondly, smaller non-weekend collections such as Holydays are counted separately but ultimately become part of the Offertory total reported at the end of the year. Including those contributions in the weekly total would likewise yield a skewed number for that particular week-end. So approximately mid-way through the fiscal year we tabulate those two donation sources and add them to our reporting. Thus far this fiscal year the combined total comes to $23,714. So that number was subtracted from the deficit of $43,630 reported last week, thereby reducing the deficit prior to this past weekend to $19,916. This past weekend we fell $1,400 short of our budgeted target which brought the deficit as of the moment to the $21,316 you see below. At the end of the fiscal year we will do a similar exercise to reconcile the total for the whole fiscal year.
In addition to the Weekly Offertory reported below, $2,118 was contributed on Ash Wednesday, and an addi-tional $2,045 was contributed to the Special Collection for Catholic Charities. Thank you for your support.
Jack Riley
Milton—Quincy [email protected]
FEATURED WEEKLY READING
THEME: Seeing Jesus
As you hear this familiar story today, what words or phrases strike you? What in this reading touches your heart? What image from Mark’s Gospel lingers in your memory?
Gospel : Mark 9:2-10
Jesus took Peter, James, and John and led them up a high mountain apart by themselves. And he was transfigured before them, and his clothes became dazzling white, such as no fuller on earth could bleach them. Then Elijah appeared to them along with Moses, and they were conversing with Jesus. Then Peter said to Jesus in reply, “Rabbi, it is good that we are here! Let us make three tents: one for you, one for Moses, and one for Elijah.” He hardly knew what to say, they were so terrified. Then a cloud came, casting a shadow over them; from the cloud came a voice, “This is my beloved Son. Listen to him.” Suddenly, looking around, they no longer saw anyone but Jesus alone with them.
As they were coming down from the mountain, he charged them not to relate what they had seen to anyone, except when the Son of Man had risen from the dead. So they kept the matter to themselves, questioning what rising from the dead meant.
Weekly Budget
Feb. 20-21 In-Pew
Collection
Feb. 20-21 Mail in
Drop off Electronic Collection
$11,000 $2,965 $2,425 $4,210
Feb. 20-21 Total
Offertory
$9,600
Weekly Difference
-$1,400
Total Difference
YTD
-$21,316
Weekly Offertory Report
Next weekend, parishes across the Archdiocese will launch the annual Catholic Appeal, which provides necessary funding for the more than 50 ministries that serve our parishes, schools, and communi-ties, helping us all live our faith together. This is our Church, and when you support the Catholic
Appeal, you are directly supporting our par-ish and all those who turn to our Church for assistance. Visit bostoncatholicappeal.org to learn more or make a donation. To give now, scan the QR code above.
THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL COLLECTION: Support of the Church Around the World
This week’s second collection will support the Church in those underdeveloped areas of the world. Catholic Relief Services (CRS), the Church in Africa and in Central and Eastern Europe and three important national Catholic mis-sions: the Military Archdiocese, Home Missions, and the Black and Indian Missions.
Your generosity will help fund the spiritual, educational and humanitarian needs of the Church around the world. For more information about each of these organizations, go to their websites: CRS (https://www.crs.org/); Church in Africa (https://www.usccb.org/committees/church-africa); Church in Central and Eastern Europe (https://www.usccb.org/committees/church-central-eastern-europe); Military Archdiocese (www.milarch.org); Catholic Home Missions (https://www.usccb.org/committees/catholic-home-missions) and Black and Indian Missions (blackandindianmission.org/).
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Organ Restoration UpdateIf you attended the 4:30pm or 11:30am Mass this past weekend, you may have noticed organ music coming from the back of the church.
The antiphonal division of the organ has been reinstalled, tuned and balanced —the first division to be completed in our organ restoration project. I am thrilled with its new sound, and pleased that it is available while most of the other pipes are under-going restoration.
Many churches house all the organ pipes in a loft in the back of the church.
While most of our organ pipes are housed behind the altar, we are fortunate to also have the 5-rank antiphonal division in the gallery. Among other architec-tural and liturgical considera-tions, the pipes-in-the-back de-sign serves a practical pur-pose—that of encouraging con-gregational singing by provid-ing the support of the organ sound from behind the pews. Many people feel more confi-dent about singing when their voice blends in with the music around them. When we are again able to sing together in church, the antiphonal division will do its part to help us sing out with joy to the Lord.
In Christ, Julie Fay, Music Director
Music Ministry Notes
The antiphonal division pipes were removed for restoration. The large pipes at the left are the very front row of pipes, or the facade pipes, which are visible from the main church.
The antiphonal division pipes after restoration and reinstallation.
We are looking forward to celebrating Easter at St. Agatha Parish!
Although Easter Mass is not an obligation this year, we warmly welcome those interested in attending. Due to capacity restrictions and physical distancing require-ments, attendance at Mass will be by reservation only. Reservations will be available late March. We will be providing live streamed Mass for those who are not comfort-able with attending in person.
In order to best meet the needs of our parish, we ask you to help us by completing the survey found at https://forms.gle/Qzps3gUL2nG3RuF19.
Please submit by Wednesday, March 3. Thank you so much for your timely response!
Adoration at St. Agatha Parish There will be opportunity for Adoration following the 9:00am Mass on Fridays. It will take place from approximately 9:30am-noon. Unless there is a funeral scheduled,then it will conclude at 10:30am.
Pastoral Planning February 28 ~ Second Sunday of Lent
The readings this week deserve to be read, and reread and pondered. “God put Abraham to the test.” A bit scary, isn’t it? Think about it: God put (insert YOUR name) to the test. Perhaps one test you face arises from the disruptions caused by the pandemic—feelings of discouragement, isolation, doubt and fear to name a few! Despite the various difficul-ties that may need to be faced, listen again to the words God speaks in today’s gospel—“This is my beloved Son. Listen to Him.” Open your heart to Christ; listen attentively to what he is speaking to you, asking of you. How will you respond?
For the two week period of February 28–March 13, the Vigil Candle above theTabernacle will be lit in memory ofFrank Foley, May the light of God’slove surround you.
Early Childhood through Grade 8
SAINT AGATHA SCHOOL Now accepting online applications for
for the 2021-2022 school year. To apply go to: StAgatha.org/admissions.
SAINT AGATHA SCHOOL
[email protected] February 27–28, 2021
Please allow extra time when arriving for Mass. The doors will open 20 minutes before Mass begins. Due to capacity constraints, the doors will close 5 minutes before Mass. Thank you for your patience.
MON Mar 1: DN 9:4b-10 / LK 6:36-38
TUE Mar 2: IS 1:10, 16-20 / MT 23:1-12
WED Mar 3: JER 18:18-20 / MT 20:17-28
THUR Mar 4: JER 17:5-10 / LK 16:19-31
FRI Mar 5: GN 37:3-4, 12-13a, 17b-28a / MT 21:33-43, 45-46
SAT Mar 6: MI 7:14-15, 18-20 / LK 15:1-3, 11-32
THIS WEEK’S READINGS
FAITH FORMATION UPDATES
Please check out Youth Ministry resources on Email, Instagram (@staggiesmilton) and Facebook (St. Agatha Youth Ministry).
CONFIRMATION & YOUNG CHURCH MINISTRY
St. Agatha Parish and the Visitation Collaborative are working to give our youth the opportunity to pack lunch-es for Fr. Bill’s in Quincy & Brockton on a monthly ba-sis. We are looking for people who are willing to sponsor our monthly meals! Our collaborative cost for the meals is approximately $100/month. With your help, we can continue to provide meals to those in need while educat-ing and engaging our youth in making the lunches. If in-terested in financially supporting this ministry, please make checks out to St. Agatha Parish (with “Fr. Bill’s Lunches” in the memo) and mail to the rectory (ATTN: Helen Waring). Thank you for your consideration!
Baptism: 2:00pm on the 2nd/ 4th Sundays of each month. If you have already scheduled your child’s Baptism and need to reschedule (or to ask any other questions), please call or email the Rectory.
Reconciliation: Wednesday evening from 6:30-8:00pm in the Meeting Room adjacent to the Gathering Space in the lower church. Masks required. Also available by appointment with one of our priests.
Marriage: Call one of the parish priests or deacon. Arrangements are ordinarily to be made at least 6 months before the proposed marriage.
SACRAMENTAL CELEBRATIONS
Reflection on Action— Finding Meaning and Purpose in Your Life
Do you want to gather with other young adults in their 20s and 30s who are searching for meaning and purpose in their lives?
Do you desire to take a little time out once or twice a month to reflect on the action/inaction/interaction of your life with others in order to deepen your faith?
If you answered YES to these two questions, then fill out this form:
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You will then be sent a link to our next gathering (currently we are planning to meet on one Sunday and one Tuesday each month). Online sessions coordinated by Sr. Jeanne Gribaudo, CSJ and Sr. Betsy Conway, CSJ.
Mark your calendars for our Lent Reconciliation Services on Wednesday, March 10th at 3:00pm and 6:00pm. Easter material pickup will be the same day, March 10th. Regis-tration for both the Reconciliation Service and Easter ma-terials was emailed to families on Monday, February 22nd, the link to register will close on Monday, March 1st.
First Holy Communion retreat supplies will be available on March 10th for pickup, the same day and times as the Easter material pickup and Lent Reconciliation services.
First Holy Communion Masses have been set, the dates are: Saturday, May 1st at 11:00am and 1:00pm, Sunday, May 2nd at 1:30pm, Saturday May 8th at 11:00am and at 1:00pm. A link for families with children who will be receiving their First Communion will be emailed to them on Monday, March 1st to register for the Mass of their choice.
Saturday 9:00am 4:30pm
February 27 Anniversary 18th & 13th Anniversary and 1st Anniversary
Muriel Kelly John & Mary Riordan and Thomas Riordan
Sunday 7:30am
9:30am
11:30am
5:00pm
February 28 For the
Month’s Mind
Memorial
1st Anniversary
Parishioners of St. Agatha
William McCarthy
Noreen Cummings
Patricia Chiavaroli
Monday 9:00am
March 1 Health & Healing
Thomas & Kathleen McAnulty
Tuesday 9:00am
March 2 14th Anniversary
Joseph T. Sullivan
Wednesday 9:00am
March 3 9th Anniversary
Eileen Gallagher
Thursday 9:00am
March 4 Memorial
Doris, Frederick & Maureen McAnulty
Friday 9:00am
March 5 7th Anniversary
Tom McGrath
Saturday 9:00am 4:30pm
March 6 Anniversary 2nd Anniversary
Frank Foley Catherine Darcy
Sunday 7:30am
9:30am
11:30am
5:00pm
March 7 Memorial
Memorial
Anniversary
For the
John & Mary Staunton
Margaret M. Cronin & Albert E. Cronin, Jr.
Francis McDermott
Parishioners of St. Agatha
MASS INTENTIONS
St. Agatha Parish prays the rosary on Monday through Saturday mornings starting at 8:30am (before the 9:00am Mass) in the Upper Church. Bring your rosary and join us.
Public Masses are celebrated weekday and Saturday mornings at 9:00am and on Saturday at 4:30pm and Sunday at 7:30am, 9:30am 11:30am and 5:00pm.
Please familiarize yourself with the restrictions in place for public Masses on the Welcome Home page of our website. Masses are livestreamed on our website as well: Sunday Mass
on Saturday at 4:30pm and Sunday (Family Mass) at 9:30am and weekdays/Saturday at 9:00am.
The scheduled Mass intentions are being announced at these Masses and remembered in prayer.
Reconciliation is available on Wednesday evenings from 6:30-8:00pm in the Meeting Room next to the Gathering
Space. Masks are required.
During Lent, we will be having Holy Hour from 6:30-8pm on Wednesdays in the Chapel.
There will also be opportunity for Reconciliation from 6:30-8pm on Wednesday evenings in the
Meeting Room next to the Gathering Space.
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In addition to the protocols currently in place for in-person Mass attendance, if Milton is in the Red Zone, we will be checking temperatures before entering the church and will continue to collect contact tracing information for all Mass at-tendees. Please submit your contact information on our web-site (here) before coming to Mass. If you do not have access to our website, please give that information to the parish am-bassador at the entrance to the church upon arrival. To save time, please have your contact information written out to hand to the ambassador before entering the church.
If we were to discover that someone at any given Mass tests positive for COVID-19 in the following weeks, we want to be able to inform all of you so that, in consultation with your physi-cian, you can take the appropriate steps. Please note that any notice will keep the name of the person who tested positive confidential and only include the Mass (date and time) which they attended and any other relevant non-personal infor-mation. Please give yourself extra time when arriving for Mass to be seated. Thank you.
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