February 7, 2016

COLLABORATIVE PARISHES OF
SACRED HEART AND SAINT THOMAS MORE, BRAINTREE - WEYMOUTH
February 7th, 2016
Staff Listing for the Collaborative of SH and STM ..… Page 3
Mass Celebrants & Intentions ………………………... Page 3
Stewardship/Grand Annual at Both Parishes ……….. Page 2
Senior Dinner & Movie Night…....………..…………... Page 2
Sacraments/Rosaries/Devotionals …………………… Page 4
Catechetical Corner.……....….……….………………... Page 6
February Vacation Family Movie Night………………. Page 6
Family Faith Formation …………………....…………
Daily Scripture.…………………………………….….
Sacred Heart School & News …....….………….……
St. Vincent de Paul…………………………………….
LENT SCHEDULE …...….………..………………..
Collaborative Participation in National Survey………
Prayer Shawl Ministry Service…………………………
Visit our new Collaborative website at
www.SHSTM.org
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Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
February 7th, 2016
Stewardship Time, Talent & Treasure
Thank you to all who give of themselves throughout the year.
SACRED HEART PARISH
SAINT THOMAS MORE PARISH
Mass
Mass
Percent
Total
Percent in
Mass
Mass
Count
Percent
Capacity
Total
Offertory
Percent in
Envelopes
4:00 PM
327
59%
$2,574
69%
5:00 PM
126
39%
$1,085
55%
9:00 AM
383
70%
$2,052
51%
8:00 AM
146
46%
$1,393
70%
11:30 AM
258
47%
$2,104
67%
10:15 AM
264
83%
$1,735
72%
5:30 PM
150
27%
$746
50%
Online giving
n/a
n/a
3,437
29% of total
Online Giving
n/a
n/a
$110
2% of Total
Envelopes mailed in: $212 offered @ SH or other: $632
Envelopes mailed in: $714 offered @ STM or other: $78
Feb 6th & 7th total Treasure Offertory $11,719
Tithing $586 to The Catholic Center at Boston University
& $586 to Sacred Heart School
Feb 6th, & 7th total Treasure Offertory $5,167
Tithing: $258 to The Catholic Center at Boston University
Collections this weekend (Feb. 6th & 7th)There will be one collection this week.: Thank you for your generosity.
As we move into the first calendar year of the collaborative - we have updated our accounts from our envelope vendor, Waltz Company so that each parish has the same collections each week. We have also updated our recording software through ConnectNow
to provide you with in-house annual accounting for your donations. We are now moving to unite our offertory tithing program. At
each parish there will be only one passing of the basket most weeks. Those with envelopes should put BOTH envelopes in the one
collection. There will also be envelopes at the doors of the church for the special collection. Each week we will tithe a percentage
of the offertory at each parish. This unified approach fits the mission of the collaborative and the Universal Church.
Please note that our change is procedural only. All of the offertory collection, by parish, remains with each parish as income for
financial receipt, per church and state laws.
2015-2016 Campaign
As of February 3, 2016, 338 people
have pledged $79,766 which is 80%
of Sacred Heart’s goal.
2014-15 campaign: totals $ 99,153.50
2015-2016 Campaign
As of February 3, 2016, 213 people
Thank you for your
support to this year’s have pledged $44,890 which is 90%
of St. Thomas More’s goal.
Grand Annual Capital
Drive 2015
2014-2015 Campaign: totals $ 46,376
Next week it is time for us to complete this year’s drive. Please know that I appreciate your generosity. Peace, Fr. Sean
Save The Date: Senior Dinner & Movie Night
When: Saturday February 13th at 5:30pm
Where: Sacred Heart Lower Church Hall
Menu: Garden Salad, Chicken Broccoli Ziti, & Bread
Dessert: Potluck brought by our seniors
Movie: Some Like It Hot
Please RSVP if plan to attend so we can plan for you.
This weekend, the gifts of
bread and wine and the sanctuary lamp at
the tabernacle at Sacred Heart have been
offered in Memory of deceased members
of Troop 19 & their families.
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After witnessing a Mafia murder - Valentine’s Day
Massacre - slick saxophone player Joe (Tony Curtis)
and his long-suffering buddy, Jerry (Jack Lemmon),
improvise a quick plan to escape from Chicago with
their lives. Disguising themselves as women, they
join an all-female jazz band and hop a train bound
for sunny Florida.
Please pray for
Lt. Dominick B.
Healey serving at Fort
Polk, Louisiana.
If you would like to
have a loved one listed in the bulletin
and prayed for please call or email
our collaborative offices.
This month, the gifts of
bread and wine and the
sanctuary lamp at the tabernacle at St. Thomas
More have been offered in loving memory of
the deceased members of the Magee family.
Collaborative Parish Office of Sacred Heart & St. Thomas More: 55 Commercial Street, Weymouth, MA 02188
Sacred Heart Church
St. Thomas More Church
72 Washington Street, Weymouth, MA 02188
7 Hawthorn Road, Braintree, MA 02184
Phone: (781) 337-6333 - Fax: (781) 337-9192
Phone: (781) 843-1980 - Fax: 781-843-7110
email: parish@sacredheartweymouth.org
email: stmparish@beld.net
Visit our new Collaborative website at
Fr. Sean M. Connor, Pastor @ Ext 18
frsean.sacredheart@gmail.com
Fr. David P. Callahan, Parochial Vicar @ Ext 17
frdave.sacredheart@gmail.com
Senior Deacon - Deacon Kenneth N. Ryan
Joanne Bibeau, Pastoral Executive Asst to Pastor @ Ext 15
jbibeau-stmparish@att.net
Mary Beth Brady, Pastoral Associate: Music and Liturgy @ Ext 16
marybethbrady@sacredheartweymouth.org
Mary Gallegos, Parish Secretary/Admin. Asst @ Ext 10
parish@sacredheartweymouth.org
Sacred Heart Elementary School
www.shstm.org
Maureen Simmons, Coordinator Lifelong Faith Formation
simmonsmaureen20@gmail.com, @ Ext 14
Gregory Hurst, Asst. Coordinator Family Faith Formation/
Middle & High School and Youth Minister, @ Ext 22
gregc.hurst@gmail.com
Virginia Aitken, Secretary/Admin Asst @ Ext 24
Office of Family Faith Formation
781-843-1980, stmparish@beld.net
Kathleen Smith, Business Manager @ Ext 12
kathleensmith@sacredheartweymouth.org
Dan McCarthy, Facilities Manager @ Ext 10
Christopher Beza, Principal
cbeza@ sacredheartschoolweymouth.org
MaryJo Donofrio, School Secretary
shoffice_weymouth@hotmail.com
Phone: (781) 335-6010
sacredheartschoolweymouth.org
Sacred Heart - Sat. Feb. 6th thru Sun. Feb. 14th
Saint Thomas More - Sat. Feb. 6th thru Sun. Feb 14th
Sat. 4:00pm Alfred (Al) Ashley
Fr. Dave
Sat. 5:00pm George and Stefania Hanula
Fr. Sean
Sun. 9:00am Deceased of Troop 19 & their families
Fr. Sean
Fr. Dave
Sun. 11:30am Teresa Alberski
Fr. Sean
Sun. 8:00am Laurence & Margaret Curtin
and daughter Anne
Sun.
Fr. Dave
5:30pm
Jane McMenamy
Tues.
Wed.
Wed.
Thurs.
9:00am
9:30am
4:00pm
9:00am
Sat.
7:30am Pro Populo
Fr. Sean
Sat.
4:00pm Dorothy DesRoche (15th Anniv.)
Fr. Sean
Sun.
Pro Populo
Ash Wednesday (w/ School)
Ash Wednesday
World day of the sick
Fr. Dave
Fr. Sean
Fr. Sean
Fr. Sean
9:00am Joan Keene (3rd Anniv.)
Fr. Sean
Mary Lambiase & Michael T. Duffy
11:30am Mary Cosgrove (20th Anniv.)
Fr. Dave
Michael Costello
5:30pm Deceased of the Kenny Family
Fr. Sean
Sun. 10:15am William M. Pugsley and Georgea Griffin;
Salvatore Alfeo and Francis E. King
Fr. Dave
Mon.
9:00am Sarah and Michael Doherty
Fr. Dave
Wed.
Wed.
9:30am Ash Wednesday
7:00pm Ash Wednesday
Fr. Dave
Fr. Dave
Fri.
9:00am Teresa & Timothy Driscoll
Fr. Sean
Sat.
4:00pm Matthew Callahan
Fr. Dave
Sun.
8:00am Richard Predella
Fr. Dave
Sun.
10:15am Dung Dovan;
Edna and Rodolph Theriault
Fr. Sean
For the Sacrament of the sick Do you know someone who is homebound, ill or unable to come to Mass? Let our pastoral staff know.
Readings for the Week of February 7, 2016
Sunday: Is 6:1-2a, 3-8/Ps 138:1-5, 7-8/1 Cor 15:1-11 or 15:3-8,
11/Lk 5:1-11
Monday: 1 Kgs 8:1-7, 9-13/Ps 132:6-10/Mk 6:53-56
Tuesday: 1 Kgs 8:22-23, 27-30/Ps 84:3-5, 10-11/Mk 7:1-13
Wednesday: Jl 2:12-18/2 Cor 5:20--6:2/Ps 51:3-6, 12-14, 17/Mt
6:1-6, 16-18
Thursday: Dt 30:15-20/Ps 1:1-4, 6/Lk 9:22-25
Friday: Is 58:1-9a/Ps 51:3-6, 18-19/Mt 9:14-15
Saturday: Is 58:9b-14/Ps 86:1-6/Lk 5:27-32
Next Sunday: Dt 26:4-10/Ps 91:1-2, 10-15/Rom 10:8-13/Lk 4:1
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Please pray for: Karl Baker, Diane Rogers,
Julie Williams, Joseph Gavin, Peter Aitken, William
Walsh, Francis Mahoney, Joseph Doyle,
Tammy Ruggiero, Jean Knibbs,
Irene Griffin, Rose Egerton, Patricia Riley,
Dorothy Rocks, Ruth Campbell, James Larson,
Marjorie Murphy, Donnie Kenneally, James Garner,
William Walsh, Jack Shea, Antoinetta Sheehan,
Christopher Polini, James Casey, Cornelius Ryan,
Debbie Turco, John Gifford, Maria Marini, &
little Wil Rooney, Bridgid & Daniel Sullivan
Sacred Heart Parish
Reconciliation Saturday from 3:00 pm to 3:45 pm, and 1st
Saturday of the month after the 7:30am Mass.
Baptism: Congratulations! Please call the parish office to make
arrangements. Baptisms are held the first Sunday of the month
at 9:00 & 11:30 am Masses. Preparation class for the family is required
held on the 4th Sunday of the month at 1:00 PM in the lower church.
Marriage Congratulations! Contact the parish office at least six
months in advance and prior to scheduling your reception.
Sacrament of the Sick please contact the office to make
arrangements for home visits or to receive the sacrament prior to
surgery.
Adoration, Rosary and Devotionals The Rosary is prayed every
Sunday after the 9:00am Mass beginning at 10:10am, the First
Monday of each month at 6:15 PM in the upper church, every
Friday at 5:30 PM, every Saturday after the 7:30 AM Mass in the
Chapel and the Novena to Mother of Perpetual Help is prayed
every Tuesday in the Adoration Chapel at 6:30 PM, (except for
the 2nd Tuesday of the month when it is prayed in the upper
church.) All are welcome!
Saint Thomas More Parish
Reconciliation: Saturday from 4:00 pm to 4:45 pm.
Baptism: Congratulations! Please call the parish office to make
arrangements. Baptisms are held the third Sunday of the Month
at the 10:15am Mass. Preparation class for the family is required and
held on the 4th Sunday of the month at 1:00 PM at Sacred Heart Church,
Braintree/Weymouth Landing in the lower church.
Marriage Congratulations! Contact the parish office at least six
months in advance and prior to scheduling your reception.
Sacrament of the Sick please contact the office to make
arrangements for home visits or to receive the sacrament prior to
surgery.
Adoration, Rosary and Devotionals The Rosary is prayed every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 9 am in the Chapel.
Eucharistic Adoration in the Chapel every Tuesday, 2:303:30 pm.
Bible Study – Wednesdays, 10:00 –11:30AM in the lower church
hall. Charismatic Prayer Group meeting, every Tuesday, 7 pm.
in the Chapel. All are welcome!
Scout Sunday Observance
2016:
A Scout is Reverent
JANUARY SERVICE PROJECT: was a food drive sponsored by
the fifth grade class. Students were encouraged to provide
canned and non-perishable foods to benefit local Braintree and
Weymouth food pantries. Thank you for your donations!
Sacred Heart 5K Family Run/Walk
is Saturday, May 21, 2016.
Registration is now open, please visit
www.sacredheartschoolweymouth.org
This Sunday we welcome our
local Scout Troops & their families at our 9am
Family Mass, where we will thank them for their service. Troop 19 will host a bake sale TODAY in the
Sacred Heart lower church hall immediately following
the 9 AM and 11:30 AM masses.
Braintree Knights of Columbus will be hosting
coffee and donuts TODAY after the 8 & 10:15 am
Masses at St. Thomas More in the church hall.
The Disciple Maker Index Survey Opened last week. Please help us– the collaborative parishes of
Sacred Heart and St. Thomas More – participate by completing a 10-15 minute survey as soon as possible. The survey will only be
available online through February 17 and will ask you to reflect on your own spiritual growth and enable you to provide feedback on
what efforts the parishes is doing to help you grow. If we have your email, the survey was emailed to you the week of January 18th by Disciple MakerIndex@measuring-success.com. PLEASE NOTE: If we have a shared email address by family/couple in our database only
one person will be able to use that email link—everyone else in the family can use the generic web link below. If you do not receive the
email or do not use email, please use the generic survey link to complete the
survey: http://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/2334891/df06576fe3d3-Generic
· If you would prefer, you can obtain a paper copy at the doors of each church, at the Collaborative Parish Office, or by contacting Joanne
Bibeau at the Office at 781-337-6663 or 781-843-1980. Paper surveys must be returned by February 11, 2016.
· If you have any issues using the online survey, feel free to contact the DMI phone hotline at 1-844-DMI-DESK.
Visit www.shstm.org for a direct link to the survey and for more information
Our Collaborative Food Pantry is located at St. Thomas More church
and is staffed by our local St. Vincent DePaul. For information on
volunteering with sorting and preparing packages of food, please call
Joanne at the office. This is a great service for families, teens and
adults. Our current needs which can be put in the bins at the doors of
STM or in the lobby at SH are in-date cereal, canned vegetables &
fruits, tuna and pasta sauce.
For assistance if you live in STM Parish call (781) 843-1980.
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For assistance if you live in SH Parish call (339) 205-8029.
Mass at Sacred Heart:
9:30am & 4:00pm
Mass at St. Thomas More: 9:00am
& 7:00pm
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Regional Daily Mass
for Lent Monday Friday 5:30pm
Mass will be celebrated this year at St. Thomas More
The parish priests of St. Jerome, Immaculate Conception,
St. Francis Xavier, St. Albert the Great,
Sacred Heart and St. Thomas More will alternate presiding.
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February 17th thru
March 23,
Wednesday
6:00 - 7:15 pm,
at St. Thomas More.
Please join us and receive His forgiveness and Mercy.
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament will begin immediately
following the 5:30pm evening Mass and at least one priest
will be available for the Sacrament of Reconciliation and
individual confession. All are welcome. Join us for a holy
hour as we pray for the gift of Divine Mercy.
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Friday nights
Family Stations
of the Cross
at Sacred Heart Feb 12th March 18th
Please join us. Fr. Sean invites our Altar Servers,
children’s choir and all families to make the Way of the
Cross with him. Immediately followed by Pizza and Prayer
with the teachings and homilies of Pope Francis.
Kindly RSVP to 781-337-6333 so we may plan for pizza order.
Jesus is the Anointed One –
the priest, prophet and king
foreshadowed throughout the Old
Testament. Join us as we deepen our
relationship with Jesus Christ through
Fr. Robert Barron’s new DVD-based
Study Program: Priest, Prophet, King.
Explore the biblical archetypes of priest, prophet and king
and see how Jesus is the ultimate fulfillment of each one.
This series will help us to reflect on who Jesus is and also to
help us realize what He has shared with through Baptism: our
own priestly, prophetic and kingly mission. Starting on
Thursday February 18th thru March 10th for the weeks of
Lent, 6:30pm - 8:00pm in the Lower Church at Sacred Heart.
Please contact Maureen Simmons or stop by the Collaborative Parish Office to sign up.
Sodality of Our Blessed Virgin Mary will
begin a new intention beginning for
Lent. Recitation of the rosary will be
designated for the residents of our local
nursing homes each day. We will follow
a rotation schedule for each floor of each
facility. All are invited to join us as we
ask our Lady for her help and protection.
Beautiful Mercy is written by Matthew Kelly
founder of Dynamic Catholic, and 26 other
incredible Catholic authors who witness to the
power of God’s mercy, provide simple,
practical tips on how to be an instrument of
that mercy, and bring hope to anyone searching
for deeper meaning in life. In this era of New
Evangelization, Beautiful Mercy extends an
invitation to rediscover God’s unconditional love so you can
share it with others. Giving and receiving mercy is central to
living the life God calls us to. The text is a perfect companion
for the Year of Mercy, but also a companion for you this Lent.
A limited supply of these texts will be available at the doors of
both our churches. Please take one & be inspired by its pages.
God’s mercy transforms human hearts; it enables us, through the experience of a faithful
love, to become merciful in turn. In an ever new miracle, divine mercy shines forth in our
lives, inspiring each of us to love our neighbor and to devote ourselves to what the Church’s tradition calls the spiritual and
corporal works of mercy. . . . For all of us, then, the season of Lent in this Jubilee Year is a favorable time to overcome our
existential alienation by listening to God’s word and by practicing the works of mercy. In the corporal works of mercy we touch
the flesh of Christ in our brothers and sisters who need to be fed, clothed, sheltered, visited; in the spiritual works of mercy –
counsel, instruction, forgiveness, admonishment and prayer – we touch more directly our own sinfulness. The corporal and
spiritual works of mercy must never be separated. By touching the flesh of the crucified Jesus in the suffering, sinners can receive
the gift of realizing that they too are poor and in need. By taking this path, the ‘proud’, the ‘powerful’ and the ‘wealthy’ spoken of
in the Magnificat can also be embraced and undeservedly loved by the crucified Lord who died and rose for them.
This love alone is the answer to that yearning for infinite happiness and love that we think we can satisfy with the idols of knowledge, power and riches. . . . ……...Let us not waste this season of Lent, so favorable a time for conversion!”
Lent 2016 - 40 Days of Mercy
From Lent 2016, Pope Francis. For full message see link on www.shstm.org
ABSTINENCE: Catholics over 14 years of age are bound to the obligations of abstinence. Abstinence is to be observed on Ash Wednesday and the Fridays of Lent. On days of abstinence, no meat may used. FAST: Catholics over 18 and up to the beginning of their sixtieth year are bound to the obligation of fasting. Ash Wednesday and Good Friday are days of fasting when only one full meal is allowed.
Two other meatless meals, sufficient to maintain strength, may be taken according to each one’s needs, but together they should not
equal another full meal. Eating between meals is not permitted but liquids, including milk & fruit juices are allowed.
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Lent is a time to grow in holiness
and love of God and one another.
According
to
Mother
Teresa:
“Holiness is not the luxury of the few; it is a simple duty,
for you and for me.” Today’s Responsorial Psalm (Ps 138:1
-2, 2-3, 4-5, 7-8) offers us simple ways to make this Season
of Lent more meaningful - more holy - this year. Because
of all that God has done for us, we, like the Psalmist, can
begin to ‘sing His praises” to others. We can evangelize
more often just as our Church has asked us to do in this era
of the New Evangelization. During this Lent, we can share
more often examples of our personal experiences of God’s
greatness and goodness in our lives. Like the Psalmist, who
proclaims his decision to give thanks to the Lord with all
his heart for His great goodness and mercy, we, too, can
make a decision to more decisively examine the many
blessings we have to thank God for each day. We can
thank him, as the Psalmist does, for His ‘kindness and
truth.’ Finally, like the Psalmist, we can worship the Lord
more often at “his holy temple,” our Church. This Lent,
there are many Lenten devotions taking place in our parishes that will help us grow in faith and love so that our
hope for eternal life in heaven can be realized. See page 5
for some of our Collaborative Lenten offerings. Lent is a
time of to pray more, fast more and alms giving-sacrificing
of our time, talent, and treasure for the sake of others. Perhaps this Lent will be the time that you will say “yes” to the
many calls for volunteers in our Collaborative parishes.
Each time just one parishioner comes forward in response
to a specific need in our parishes, our whole faith community is strengthened. As Edward Everett Hale, a Christian
pastor and the 15th governor of Massachusetts (1836-1840)
wrote: “I am only one, but still, I am one. I cannot do everything, but I can do something. And, because I cannot do
everything, I will not refuse to do what I can.” If God gave
His own Son-His own Life-for us, let us not refuse to do all
that we can for Him and His People. As the Psalmist reminds us: (God’s) right hand saves me. The LORD will
complete what he has done for me.” During this Lent, let us
remember our dependence on the Lord’s loving mercy and
kindness to us, His People, and let us then try to do all that
we can to praise, thank, and serve Him more each day.
Lifelong Faith Formation News & Notes
TODAY: Scout Sunday & Bake Sale: Sacred Heart Cub
Scout Pack 19 will have a bake sale in the Sacred Heart
Church lower hall immediately following the 9 AM and
11:30 AM masses.
FAMILY FAITH FORMATION WEEK: Regular
sessions will be held this week. Please remember to pick up
your family’s packet after each session. Thank you.
NEXT SUNDAY: The Daughters of St. Paul will be at both
Sacred Heart and Saint Thomas More Parishes after all the
Masses on the weekend of February 13th & 14th. These good
sisters use the media to evangelize. They will bring a
wonderful selection of materials which they publish. Be sure
to stop by and peruse their materials: Spiritual reading,
Lives of the Saints, books for Children, DVD’s, music and
more! These wonderful items will assist you with the faith
formation of your family and provide good Lenten reading.
Choose something to enrich your faith or to share it with
others! Additionally you can check out their website:
www.pauline.org.
Our Collaborative Parish Lending Library located at
Sacred Heart needs your help. If you choose to borrow a
book or video from the library, please be sure to sign out the
item and then return it after reading or viewing so that other
parishioners can enjoy it, too. We are most grateful to
Dolores Tranquillino, who spends many hours creating a
very attractive, well organized library section and cataloguing and updating our parish library offerings. Dolores also
writes the book reviews for our weekly bulletin.
Prayer Shawl Ministry: In these winter
months, we are busy with requests for prayer
shawls, scarves and blankets to offer to the
homebound, sick & hospitalized, those who
reside at nursing homes, the women and
babies served by Project Rachel, and homeless. Please join us in
this beautiful work of mercy. We are in need of many new helpers
to knit or to provide yarn for this ministry. Can you help? Skeins of
yarn may be brought to the Collaborative office at anytime or
brought to the sacristies before Mass. For more information or if
you can knit items in your home for those who need them so much,
please call Maureen at 781-337-6333.
Save the Date: February Vacation: Family Movie Night
Wednesday February 17th, 2016 - in the lower church hall @ Sacred Heart 5-7pm
Fr. Sean invites you to this event which we hope to host monthly
The menu will include macaroni and cheese with hot dogs.
Please RSVP to Mary at the rectory (781-337-6333).
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magician (Ben Chaplin) and advice from a priest (Tom Wilkinson) convince Pepper that the power to bring his
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