Your light must shine before others, that they may see your ......“Your light must shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your heavenly Father.” Matthew

Good Shepherd Parish Sunday, February 9, 2020

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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

FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Sunday, February 9, 2020

“Your light must shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and

glorify your heavenly Father.” Matthew 5:16

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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 related matters: [email protected] . A member of the Parish Council will be happy to address your concern, positive feedback and/or questions. Thank you for your support of our Parish Mission.

Sunday, February 16, 2020 10:30am Sean McGlynn 5:00pm All Parishioners

Please pray for all those, living and deceased, includ-ed in our Mass Intentions. May our Lord keep them in His merciful care.

Good Shepherd Parish MASS INTENTIONS

P A R I S H S T A F F D I R E C T O R Y

PASTOR: Rev. David O’Leary, S.T.L., D.Phil. SENIOR PRIEST IN RESIDENCE: Rev. Peter Nolan, C.S.Sp [email protected] [email protected]

DEACON: Deacon Geoffrey Higgins FINANCE & OPERATIONS MGR.: Liliana B. Lucas [email protected] [email protected]

DIRECTOR OF MUSIC: Jennifer Honen Emery DIRECTOR OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION & FAMILY [email protected] MINISTRIES: Sue Muldoon [email protected] YOUTH MINISTER & DIRECTOR OF CONFIRMATION: ASSOCIATE YOUTH MINISTRY DIRECTOR: Laura Tringali Kelly McPherson [email protected] [email protected] ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT: MaryAnn Malovrh [email protected]

Saturday, February 8 2020 4:00pm Jim Condon

Sunday, February 9, 2020 8:30am Vocations 10:30am All Parishioners 5:00pm Floyd Barbetti

Monday, February 10, 2020 9:00am Helen & John Tolczyk

Wednesday, February 12, 2020 9:00am Millie Choinski

Friday, February 14, 2020 9:00am Eleanor J. Bart

Saturday, February 15, 2020 4:00pm Bernard & Hilda Konowski

REGULAR MASS SCHEDULE

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

FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: SUE SPENCER, ERIK THOEN, BARBARA MATYI, FR. DAVE, ELEANOR

PAGLIA, DAVE MAGNANI AND JOAN KNOLOWSKI. GEORGE DOHERTY, WHO IS NOT IN THE PICTURE, IS ALSO A PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL MEMBER.

mailto:[email protected]


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VIGIL CANDLE DEDICATION

Eleanor Bart February 14—February 20

William Meek February 21—February 27

Hugh T. Moore March 20—March 26

If you would like to dedicate a can-dle in memory of or to honor a fami-ly member or loved one, please con-tact 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.

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM

The baptism of infants is generally cel-

ebrated on the fourth Sunday of each

month at St. Ann Church and the third

Sunday of the month at St. Zepherin

Church. Baptism may also be celebrat-

ed during a parish liturgy. Parents

should contact the Parish Office in ad-

vance 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 ap-pointment.

SACRAMENT OF THE

SICK AND

COMMUNION CALLS

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

READINGS OF THE WEEK

THE WEEK OF FEBRUARY 16-FEBRUARY 22, 2020

16 SUN Sir 15:15-20/1 Cor 2:6-10/Mt 5:17-37 or

5:20-17

17 Mon Jas 1;1-11/Mk 8:11-13

18 Tue Jas 1:12-18/Mk 8:14-21

19 Wed Jas 1:19-27/Mk 8:22-26

20 Thu Jas 2:1-9/Mk 8:27-33

21 Fri Jas 2:14-24, 26/Mk 8:34—9:1

22 Sat 1 Pt 5:1-4/Mt 16:13-19

LENTEN SMALL FAITH SHARING GROUPS

Small groups are a wonderful opportunity to understand your faith, deepen

your relationship with God and find connection with others in our community.

Consider joining a small group this Lenten season. We will be deepening our

understanding of how the Scriptures connects with our lived experience. The

topic for this season will be “With Jesus to the Cross.”

Groups are currently forming. There will be several time options to fit into your

schedule. Sign up will be in person at the end of the Masses this weekend, Feb-

ruary 8 and 9, by calling the parish office or online through the link on the par-

ish web site.

THE WEEK OF FEBRUARY 9-FEBRUARY 15, 2020

9 SUN Is 58:7-10/1 Cor 2:1-5/Mt 5:13-16

10 Mon 1 Kgs 8:1-7,9-13/Mk 6:53-56

11 Tue 1 Kgs 8:22-23, 27-30/Mk 7:1-13

12 Wed 1 Kgs 10:1-10Mk 7:14-23

13 Thu 1 Kgs 11:4-13/Mk 7:24-30

14 Fri 1 Kgs 11:29-32; 12:19/Mk 7:31-37

15 Sat 1 Kgs 12:26-32; 13:33-34/Mk 8:1-10


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UPCOMING RELIGIOUS EDUCATION SESSIONS

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH

Team 1 will meet for session 11 at St. Zepherin for the 8:30am Mass fol-lowed by class in the St. Zepherin Center. This will be a parent and child session for team 1.

Team 1 Sacrament Preparation students will have a special role in the 8:30 Mass. They will also meet with their catechists and Mrs. Emery, our music director, to learn some of the Mass prayers immediately following the Mass This will take place at the piano in the church. The catechists will escort the children from the church to the classroom.

Team 2 will meet for Session 11 at St. Ann Hall at 9:00am followed by the 10:30am Mass.

There will be no team meeting on Sunday, February 16th or Sunday February 23rd due to the school vaca-tion week.

From Fr. Dave:

Starting February 22nd, Good Shepherd Parish will be welcoming the Chaldean Catholic Community of New

England in using our worship space. Bishop Reed asked if we could give them a place to worship. I spoke with

the Finance Committee and the Parish Council, and both agreed this would be keeping with our parish goal of

being a welcoming community. So once a month, they will celebrate their Chaldean rite liturgy in Saint Zepher-

in’s church and have fellowship in the center. Folks will be coming from all over New England to attend this litur-

gy.

It is good to remember that there are 24 rites in the Catholic Church. The Latin or Roman rite makes up 98% of

all Catholics worldwide. But, there are also 23 Eastern or Oriental churches that accept Pope Francis as their

Pope. Some of the 23 rites are the following: Byzantine rite, Alexandrian rite, Syriac rite, Armenian rite, Maro-

nite rite and Chaldean rite.

The Chaldean rite liturgy is celebrated in Syrian, Aramaic and some Arabic languages. People who celebrate

the Chaldean rite liturgy come from Iraq, Iran, Turkey, Syria and Jor-

dan.

Again, I am thrilled we as Good Shepherd Parish will be able to wel-

come our fellow Catholics who were searching for a place to worship.

Pax Christi,

Fr. Dave

ANOINTING OF THE SICK SACRAMENT

Please feel free to ask for this Sacra-ment before or after Mass if you are

going into the hospital for an operation.

Not all hospitals have Catholic Chaplains

on staff or available 24/7.

DISTRIBUTION OF

THE PRECIOUS BLOOD

Due to the recommendation of the Of-

fice of Divine Worship, we will not be

distributing the Precious Blood until fur-

ther notice.

We thank you for your understanding!


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FY2020, Year-to-Date Offertory as of February 2, 2020

Offertory Budget $513,020

Actual Received

$474,539

VARIANCE -$38,481

Weekend of February 1/2, 2020

Offertory Budget $16,549

Actual Received (including WeShare $1,010)

$9,148

VARIANCE -$7,401

OFFERTORY BUDGET PERFORMANCE

ANNUAL OFFERTORY PLEDGE CAMPAIGN

As of 2/2/2020

99 pledges received

*$276,899 total pledged from the 99 pledges (32.8% of $844,000, our offer-

tory budget)

1,614 registered & active families in parish

6.1% of families, based on 1,614 families, returned their pledges.

* $276,899 does not include Offertory donations received without pledges. The YTD Offertory amount as of 2/2/2020 is $474,539 ($38,481 under budget).

$844,000

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FOR A LIST OF 2ND COLLECTIONS IN 2020.

HELP US

HELP US RAISE $207,263 TO REACH OUR $500,000 GOAL FOR BUILDINGS UPGRADE &

REPAIRS AT. ST. ANN AND ST. ZEPHERIN

Be part of this remarkable opportunity to leave a lasting gift of love to future generations.

PLEASE HELP US ACHIEVE OUR GOAL TO START THE PROJECTS THIS SPRING.

If you have made a contribution...we Thank YOU very much!

PLEASE COMPLETE A PLEDGE ENVELOPE AND PUT IT IN THE COLLECTION BASKET OR MAIL IT TO THE PARISH OFFICE; THERE ARE ADDITIONAL ENVELOPES BY THE

ENTRANCE OF THE CHURCH. CALL THE OFFICE IF YOU NEED HELP TO SET UP AN ONLINE GIVING ACCOUNT OR FOR MORE INFORMATION. WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY!

RENEW our spiritual homes, REJOICE in sharing our blessings, REFOCUS on our faith to praise our Lord!!

Important: PLEASE WRITE 3RS CONTRIBUTION ON THE MEMO SECTION OF YOUR CHECK.

AS OF FEBRUARY 2, WE HAVE RECEIVED...

141 pledges

58.55% ($292,737) raised in pledges

$242,881 total cash on hand

2nd Collections in February 2020

THIS WEEKEND: RENEW, REJOICE,

REFOCUS Campaign Feb. 8/9

SUPPORT OF THE CHURCH AROUND THE WORLD

(RCAB collection) Feb. 22/23

CATHOLIC CHARITIES

(RCAB collection)

Feb. 26 Ash Wed.

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Tuesday,

February 11

10am Bible Group—St. Zepherin Parish Center

Tuesday,

February 11

1pm Prayer Shawl—St. Zepherin Parish Center

Tuesday,

February 11

7pm Stephen Ministry—St. Ann Library

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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 or for an

extended period as you feel lead.

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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 imme-

diately. 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.

THANKS & FAREWELL TO OUR DEAR BOB!

Bob Ouellette, our fellow parishioner and Facility Staff Member who was a faithful server of our parish during the last couple of years has moved to Middleboro,

MA. Bob was a hard, loyal and professional worker, who responded promptly and effi-ciently to all required building maintenance jobs.

With a warm heart, we want to thank Bob for his splendid service to our parish and wish

him & Anita God’s blessings in their future endeavors.

WORLD MARRIAGE DAY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9

World Marriage Day is an opportunity to focus on building a culture of life and love that begins with sup-porting and promoting marriage and the family.

PRAYER FOR MARRIED COUPLES

Almighty and eternal God,

You blessed the union of married couples

So that they might reflect the union of Christ

with his Church:

look with kindness on them.

Renew their marriage covenant,

increase your love in them,

and strengthen their bond of peace

so that, with their children,

they may always rejoice in the gift of

your blessing.

We ask this through Christ our Lord.

Amen.

Home Blessings!

Following in the footsteps of Pope

Francis, Fr. Dave, our Administrator,

would be honored to bless peoples’

homes. Give a call or e mail to sched-

u l e a B l e s s i n g .

[email protected]

508-650-3545 x14.


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OUR

MISSION STATEMENT

We, the Roman Catholic com-

munity of Good Shepherd Par-

ish, strive to be a living sign of

Christ's love in and for the

world.

In response to our Baptismal

call, nourished by the Eucharist

and guided by the values of the

Second Vatican Council, we

seek to continue the mission

of Jesus Christ by welcoming,

supporting and guiding all

through prayer, sacramental

celebration, service and educa-

tion.

Our local Knights of Columbus Council, Good Shepherd #16156, will be

holding a membership drive at all Masses this weekend, February 8/9.

Whether you become an individual member or a member of our council

you will find that Knights of Columbus membership brings Catholic men

together in a powerful way. If you would like to join today simply go to

KofC.org/joinus and enter our council #16156 for local information.

Also, Good Shepherd Council #16156 will be hosting an Exemplification of the Combination Degree, about 35 minutes in length inside the Church with a reception to follow in the Parish Center.

The Knights at Good Shepherd are very excited to share this wonderful ceremony. The cloak of Secrecy has been removed and all are invited. Family, friends and parishioners will be able to view the promises these Catholic men make towards Charity, Praying and their fami-lies.

If you have ever been curious about the ceremonies of the Knights this is for you.

We hope you chose to attend and support the candidates as they make their pledges to Ca-tholicism and to each other. You will also enjoy sandwiches and dessert at the reception.

FEBRUARY 9, 2020 6:15 PM AFTER MASS AT ST. ZEPHERIN’S.

A RECEPTION WILL FOLLOW IN THE PARISH CENTER.

Save the date!!: PARISH LENTEN RETREAT

Damon Clarke Owens will be our speaker for the Good Shepherd Parish Lenten Retreat on Sunday, March 22 from 10:00am-1:00pm. This special event is for all members of the parish and will include participation in the 10:30am Mass and lunch.

Damon’s theme will be The Joy to Be.

Joy is one of the few human “universals” transcending time, culture, religion, politics, and ideology. Joy is the fruit of love, wisdom, truth, freedom, and right order. The “good news” of Christian Proposal is that we are made for joy “to the full” and Jesus Christ desires our joy even more than we do! Joy is not something to be grasped. We must discover its divine source, then receive it as we were meant to “from the beginning.

Damon Clarke Owens is an, international speaker and evangelist. He is the founder and executive director of Joy to B.

A presenter at the 2015 World Meeting of Families, 2017 USCCB

Convocation of Catholic Leaders, and 2019 Catholic Family Life

Symposium. In 2018, Pope Francis honored Damon with his Beneme-

renti Papal Medal in recognition for his work in support of marriage

and family. Damon lives outside Philadelphia with his wife Melanie

and their eight children.


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Words of THANKS from A PLACE TO TURN

EXCERPT FROM LETTER DATED JANUARY 15, 2020

“I’m writing to offer our sincere thanks to everyone at Good Shepherd Parish for your December dona-tions to A Place To Turn. Your contribution of new pajamas, socks and underwear was such an appreciated collection. Though you may never speak to or meet our client families in person, please know they appreciate everything they receive from your donations to A Place To Turn. We rely a great deal on donations like yours during the busy hol-iday season. We are grateful for your support.”

WHAT IS THE “NEW EVANGELIZATION” I KEEP HEARING ABOUT?

The New Evangelization is a term coined by Pope St. John Paul II citing the need to evange-lize societies who were once Catholic. In our Archdiocese in particular, it is reaching out to baptized Catholics to help light the fire of faith once again, or perhaps, for the first time. Both Pope Emeritus Benedict and Pope Francis have continued the call to the New Evangeli-zation as a renewal within the Church. Many of us know Catholics who have fallen away from the faith. The New Evangelization is a way of reaching out, one person at a time, and through our parish efforts, to invite home to the Church the members of our Catholic family

who may be away from the Church or who may never have known what a real relationship with God can be like. Explore the plan, the process, resources, and much more at www.disciplesinmission.com

WE WILL KEEP YOU INFORMED AS WE CONTINUE WITH OUR DISCIPLES IN MISSION IMPLEMENTATION PROCESS. THANK YOU!

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THIS IS YOUR SPIRITUAL HOME

IF YOU ARE VISITING US THIS WEEKEND, WE WELCOME

YOU TO OUR FRIENDLY, VIBRANT AND

FAITH-FILLED PARISH.

IF YOU WORSHIP WITH US REGULARLY, WE THANK YOU

FOR BEING PART OF OUR PARISH LIFE.

We are always very pleased to welcome new mem-

bers to the Good Shepherd Parish family. Please fill

out the information below and drop in the basket, or

better yet pick up a census form at the entrance of

the church, or visit our website for an online registra-

tion form www.goodshepherdwayland.org . Should

you have questions, please call the office at 508-

650-3545.

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Name

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Address

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E-mail address

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Phone #

COLLECTION OF FOOD DONATIONS

To donate, place non-perishable food items in the bas-

kets at the entrance of both churches (at the Main St.

entrance at St. Zepherin). Your donations benefit the

following food pantries:

* Parmenter Food Pantry

* St. Matthew Food Pantry

* Natick Service Council

* A Place to Turn in Natick

With 49 million people facing hunger every day in

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Picking salt for the grinder in the gourmet aisle is com-plicated with a wide array of colors, countries of origin, and prices! So the intimidated may be relieved to read Mark Bittman’s judgment in the new 20th anni-versary edition of How to Cook Everything, “…an ar-ray of specialty salts, pulled from oceans or clay, with nuances of flavor and color I don’t think are worth the expense… use kosher and occasionally sea salt,” (p. 26). What Jesus’ audience had to hand for preserving that fish we don’t know. The Greek verb he uses to describe worthless salt, moraine, means “be stupid, in-sane, crazy”.

Equally absurd, the suggestion that someone would light an oil lamp only to put it under one of the 9-13 liter baskets or pots used to measure grain. What is the question to which these images are responding? If we look at the first reading from Isaiah 58:7-10, the “light of the world” in Jesus’ saying picks up the prom-ise or hope of a light breaking forth like dawn or a midday sun bursting through darkness. Our Lectionary omitted the words of the people which Isaiah was an-swering. They were complaining that despite their prayer and fasting God was not listening. The harsh-

ness of life in Judah for those who had returned from exile continued.

God’s response: it’s not dramatic public prayers or fasts that will heal a struggling society. Instead of turn-ing one’s back to not see the poor and oppressed even in one’s own family, try the basics of social justice in God’s vision of the world: feed the hungry, shelter the homeless, clothe the naked; free the oppressed – likely referring to people forced into debt slavery by agri-cultural failure. And for good measure he adds the sins of false accusation and malicious speech. That is the work of religious piety which will get God’s attention.

Where Isaiah’s argument had been with the leaders of Judean society who thought they had been doing more than enough for God to no avail, Jesus has an audi-ence far from the circles of power – or gourmet salt! So, he has suggested another ap-proach to that perpetual question of whether God cares about his suffer-ing people. God is with them all the way, even in suffering as these dis-ciples will learn from Jesus’ cross and resurrection. And the light of justice is not flood lights in Jerusa-lem but in the humble, faithful who recognized Jesus as messiah.

GOURMET SALT? Pheme Perkins

We had many brothers and sisters waiting for us as we arrived at the Boston Common on February 1st. It was wonderful to have three new volunteers join us for the visit to the Common. In addition to sandwiches and water, we distributed many items of clothing, including warm win-ter jackets, hooded sweatshirts, jeans, sweatpants, hats, gloves, and new underwear and socks.

Special thanks to the students who made Blessing Bags for our February visit. The bags were filled with toilet-ries, snacks, and thoughtful notes. Word travels fast in line when there are Blessing Bags being distributed. Our brothers and sisters are so grateful to receive them!

One of our brothers has been visiting with us since we started the ministry more than eight years ago. During this visit, he shared the exciting news that he landed a job. We look forward to hearing all about it when we see him next month.

DONATIONS: Your donations of NEW AND GENTLY USED FOOTWEAR AND WINTER CLOTHING are greatly appreciated. Please place these donations

and water bottles (16 oz.) in the plastic blue bins in-side both churches.

The MOST NEEDED ITEMS for our March 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 8-13; women’s sizes 6-9); New/gently used hats, gloves, scarves; New/gently used men’s jeans, long pants, and sweatpants (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, long underwear, briefs, and boxers (M-3X) and new women's briefs (sizes 5-10). Please, no blankets as the shelters will not accept them.

Please PRAY for those living on the streets. This month’s SPECIAL PRAYER REQUESTS are for Alan, Alex, Antho-ny, Benzen, Carlos, Carmelo, Chris, Franco, Francisco, Gaelle, Grace, James, Jason, Javier, Joe, John, Jose, Junior, Karen, Kenny, Leigh, Luther, Lynda, Marcus, Ma-ria, Marie, Mary, Matthew, Michael, Millie, Nelson, Nick, Patricia, Peter, Rodrigo, Roseline, Rufus, Saman-tha, Samuel, Sidney, and Warren. For further infor-mation, please contact Kate Jenney, [email protected]. Our next trip to Boston will be on Sat-urday, March 7th.

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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

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Creating a

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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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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.

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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

103 BOSTON POST ROAD, SUDBURYWWW.SOULOFINDIASUDBURY.COM

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We specialize in gluten free, vegetarian & vegan food.

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

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