Immaculate Conception Parish

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH
SERVING NEWBURY & NEWBURYPORT
MAY 24, 2015
Immaculate Conception Parish, Newbury & Newburyport MA
May 24, 2015 Pentecost
Immaculate Conception Parish
42 Green Street
Newburyport, MA 01950
(Office Hours) Monday through Friday
8:00AM to 3:30 PM
Telephone: (978) 462-2724
Fax: (978) 234-7399
www.newburyportcatholic.org
Immaculate Conception School
1 Washington Street
Mary Reardon, Principal
Grades Pre K-8
TEL: (978) 465-7780 FAX: (978) 234-7331
www.icsnewburyport.com
The Parish Staff
Liturgy Schedule
Rev. Timothy A. Harrison, Pastor
Rev. William McLaughlin, Parochial Vicar
Rev. Paul Bérubé, Senior Priest in Residence
Rev. James M. Broderick, Senior Priest
in Residence
Saturday Vigil
4:00 PM
Sunday
7:15 AM, 9:00 AM, 11:30AM and 5:30PM
Daily: 7:15 AM
Holy Days of Obligation
7:15 AM, 9:00 AM, 7:00 PM
Business Manager
Donald Alunni
Ext. 7351
Director of Religious Education
Dr. Margaret McKinnon
Ext. 7405
Coordinator of Youth Ministry
Bill Brown
Ext. 7414
Facilities Manager
Eddie Martinez
Ext. 7421
emartinez@newburyportcatholic.org
Music Ministry
Donna Postle, Director
Call for an appt.
978-465-0978 or 978-317-8903
Steve Swochak, Coordinator
(978)462-2855
Parish General Mail
info@newburyportcatholic.org
RCIA
Marin Fortune
978-462-2724
Coordinator of Volunteer Ministries
Shirley Noonan
978-462-2724
snoonan@newburyportcatholic.org
St. Vincent de Paul Society
978-518-0728
St. Mary’s Cemetery
978-208-0266
Joseph Viel
joeviel@comcast.net
Celebration of the Sacraments
RECONCILIATION:
Saturdays: 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM, and by appointment
BAPTISM:
Second Sunday of the month at 1:00 PM.
Please call the Parish Office for information and to register.
The First-Time Parent Program is held on the first Sunday
of the month at 1:00 PM in the Parish Center in St. Louis
Hall.
MARRIAGE:
Archdiocesan guidelines request that couples planning to
marry in the Church make an appointment to see one of
the priests at least six months prior to the wedding date.
SACRAMENT OF THE SICK:
Please call the Parish Office if someone in your family is ill
and you feel the grace and power of the Sacrament would
be helpful. This Sacrament should not be seen as only administered when there is danger of death. PLEASE, call us
if someone is in the hospital, so that we can visit the loved
one and have the community pray for them.
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Dear Parishioners,
This past week, the media was awash with intense coverage of
the Boston Marathon bombing trial and its verdict and
sentencing phase. A hot topic, to be sure. The infliction of the
death penalty in this case has been a sobering reminder of our
constant need to be engaged and active participants in our
community and society. The Gospel reading from last
weekend underscored the need for us disciples to be "in the
world" but not "of the world." On a practical level, what this
means is that we are called to be intimately and passionately
involved in shaping and forming the secular world to better
announce the Good News of Salvation. What this doesn't mean
is that we simply conform ourselves to what the world is
currently thinking or "trending" on a particular issue or idea.
Rather, trusting in the enduring presence of the Risen Christ in
our midst and the constant help and inspiration of the Holy
Spirit as given to us on Pentecost, we must seek to touch the
minds and hearts of others, so that all might have a chance to
hear, understand and experience the Salvation won for us in
Christ.
Offertory $14374.00
IC-Haiti $10111.00
Ascension $1049.00
The second collections this weekend
are Catholic Communications and
Seminary.
From the catechism of the Church, we encounter this teaching:
SATURDAY (23)
4:00 p.m. William H. Lindquist
SUNDAY (24)
7:15 a.m. Neil Wile
9:00 a.m.
11:30 a.m. M. Louise Moynihan, Irene deHerrero,
Betty Finneran, Sr. Mary Patricia Finneran
5:30 p.m.
MONDAY (25)
9:00 a.m. Memorial Day Mass at St. Mary’s Cemetery
TUESDAY (26)
7:15 a.m. For the intentions of Mr. & Mrs. Robert
Kendall
WEDNESDAY (27)
7:15 a.m. For the intentions of Mr. & Mrs. Marvin A.
Peschell
THURSDAY (28)
7:15 a.m. Jason Sawyer
SATURDAY (30)
7:15 a.m. Brooke Nicole Aiello
4:00 p.m. William H. Lindquist
SUNDAY (31)
7:15 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
11:30 a.m. George Guerin
5:30pm
Assuming that the guilty party's identity and responsibility have
been fully determined, the traditional teaching of the Church
does not exclude recourse to the death penalty, if this is the
only possible way of effectively defending human lives against
the unjust aggressor. If however, non-lethal means are
sufficient to defend and protect people's safety from the
aggressor, authority will limit itself to such means, as these are
more in keeping with the concrete conditions of the common
good and more in conformity to the dignity of the human
person. Today, in fact, as a consequence of the possibilities
which the state has for effectively preventing crime, by
rendering one who has committed an offense incapable of doing harm -- without definitely taking away from him the possibility of redeeming himself -- the cases in which the execution
of the offender is an absolute necessity are very rare, if not
practically nonexistent. (CCC 2267)
In referencing this above teaching, the Catholic Bishops of
Massachusetts have recently said the following about this latest
trial and the death penalty:
The Church’s teaching is further developing in recognition of
the inherent dignity of all life as a gift from God. As Pope
Francis has recently stated, “[The death penalty] is an
offense against the inviolability of life and the dignity of the
human person. When the death penalty is applied, it is not for a
current act of oppression, but rather for an act committed in
the past. It is also applied to persons whose current ability to
cause harm is not current, as it has been neutralized – they
are already deprived of their liberty.’’ The defendant in
this case has been neutralized and will never again have
the ability to cause harm.
In your prayers please remember Charles Howard, Jr.
and all the faithful departed.
Continued on next page
The priests’ schedule is subject to change without notice.
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amends for his sins, and dare it to be said, forgiveness from the
supreme judge of the universe? Above all things, do we want
that for him, and what circumstances would give him the best
opportunity to experience it?
Because of this, we, the Catholic Bishops of the Commonwealth
of Massachusetts, believe that society can do better than the
death penalty. As the Bishops of the United States said in their
2005 statement A Culture of Life and the Penalty of Death, “no
matter how heinous the crime, if society can protect itself
This first question, I think leads us to the second, which is what
does all of this say about ourselves? Are we a people who
must have vengeance? Do we have to do the whole "eye for an
eye, tooth for a tooth" thing, even if that is literally in the
Bible? Or do we as a society hope for more? Do we truly want
even the worst of criminals to have an opportunity to repent?
Is there something to be gained for looking beyond
punishment? Do we honor the God-given human spirit that
was so brilliantly on display in our communities after events
like 9/11 and 4/11 better by finding a way beyond the violence
and hatred that caused us to come together in strength, love and
support? What do we want our legacy in these cases to be?
More death, more violence, maybe begetting yet more
violence, or do we trust in the Holy Spirit to lead us in ways
that call us to better imitate the author of peace and life?
without ending a human life, it should do so.” We believe
these words remain true today in the face of this most
terrible crime.(from the Massachusetts Catholic Bishops
statement)
So, how do we engage our world more effectively on this issue?
I think we need to first address our own feelings and convictions
on justice. It is an emotional thing, to consider the gravity of
such expansive crimes as a terrorist bombing and the mass
casualties it inflicted on hundreds of innocent bystanders,
including children and the elderly. Only the victims, firstresponders, the legal teams and the seated-jury in this case were
privy to the worst-of-the worst details of this nightmare. Despite
graphic media accounts, most of us were spared the gruesome
images and descriptions that surely will be the focus of years of
therapy for many. But we know the basics, and we rightly recoil
with righteous anger and indignation at this horrible violation of
human life. With video evidence and the admission of the
defense team that their client did commit the acts in question,
there really was no question of his guilt. It always was a
question of what the punishment would be: death or life in
prison.
I'll finish with a few quotes from Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. to
consider:
"The reason I can't follow the old eye-for-an-eye philosophy is
that it ends up leaving everyone blind."
"I have decided to love. If you are seeking the highest good, I
think you can find it through love. And the beautiful thing is
that we are moving against wrong when we are doing it,
because John was right, God is love. He who hates does not
know God, but he who has love has the key that unlocks the
door to the meaning of ultimate reality."
On a personal level, I have always found it strange that death is
looked upon as the "ultimate punishment" when compared to
life-long imprisonment. Much has been said about the potential
conditions under which Dzhokhar Tsarnaev would serve a jail
sentence, if convicted. The terms, "supermax" and "solitary
confinement" are tossed around by many without ever knowing
what it is truly like to be facing the rest of our lives in such
conditions. I wonder what really is worse: to be in these
spartan prison conditions for 10 or 15 years while scores of legal
proceedings take place, most not requiring his presence in a
courtroom, and then be released to death by means of what is
supposed to be a painless injection..., or to face the next 65 years
of hard time in such harsh conditions, knowing that the only
release you will ever have will be a moment of death at some
distant point in the future, to spend the rest of your life, such as
it is, pondering what you have done and the effects it had on
others? What is more ultimate? What is harsher? What more
fittingly addresses the crime? How would justice be better
served?
This Pentecost weekend, may we be docile to the movements
of the Holy Spirit that guide our hearts and lead us to the
ultimate life with God. And with the strength of that Spirit in
our midst, may we go and form a more just and perfect society.
Fr. Timothy Harrison
Pastor
SUMMER MASS SCHEDULE
Starting the weekend of June 6th & 7th, the
summer Mass schedule will be as follows:
I think two uncomfortable questions linger, and maybe here is
where our faith can guide us most directly. What, ultimately, do
we want for Tsarnaev? Do we want him to simply "rot in
prison" or "burn in hell" or do we wish for him, someday,
somehow, to come to a sense of ownership for what he did, to
find a moment of genuine repentance for his crimes, to seek
some way, even it is limited by his incarceration, of making
some attempt at
Continued
Saturday Vigil 4:00 p.m.
Sunday 7:15a.m., 9:00a.m., 11:00a.m
This will remain in effect through Labor Day
weekend.
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May 24, 2015 Pentecost
Dear Parishioners & Friends,
“It unites us more firmly to Christ, the sacrament of confirmation strengthens our relationship with the Church and it
gives us a special strength from the Holy Spirit to defend the faith and confess the name of Christ.” ~Pope Francis
I was blessed with the opportunity to witness approximately 80 youth receive the gift and sacrament of
Confirmation last Sunday. Now is the challenge. There is more expected out of these young adults in our church, in
our community. Ten years of religious education classes. Their relationship is strengthened with the church, Pope
Francis says. The relationship does not end. It takes on new meaning. Let’s pray for these newly confirmed
members of our faith that they may continue to strengthen and grow their relationship through the church and
become more active members and that they defend the faith and confess the name of Christ.
My heart was extremely joyful as I witnessed two of our God and Pizza “GAP” members receive this glorious
sacrament. Over a month ago these two ladies joined our high school activity night with three other friends. What
made this even more joyful was the following day seeing them both attending the 9:00 Mass together with another
“GAP” member. They were there together without their parents bringing them. Two sophomores and a junior in
high school attending Mass because they want to be there. That is inspiration. That is hope. That is practicing your
faith. That shows the special strength from the Holy Spirit in action.
God Bless,
Bill Brown
Coordinator Youth Ministry
IC-Haiti Collection
IC-Haiti would like to thank all of you for your generous support of the Fr. Marc Piché School and our parish
mission in Haiti. Your gifts are so needed and very much appreciated.
Please remember that our organization is all volunteer. Our parish provides meeting space and a mailing address,
and the church staff graciously assists with collecting donations. Members of the IC-Haiti board often pay out of
pocket for minor expenses, we maintain our own (free) website, and our talented board members provide the
expertise required to file our taxes and take care of our banking. This means that more than 98% of your donation
goes directly to Haiti! Your dollars directly support the families of PuitChacha by providing all of the operational
expenses for the school – teacher salaries, supplies, and repairs – and the daily feeding program. In years before
the feeding program, any extra funds at the end of the year were provided to the community hospital for maternal
and child health programs.
Thank you all so much. If you have not yet contributed, there is still time! Please put your donation into the redbordered envelope at the back of the church, and drop it into the collection basket at any time. And to those
families who gave me their donations at the end of the service on Mother’s Day – I cannot thank you enough. I
was absolutely stunned when I had a chance to look down and realize what I’d been handed. I offer my heartfelt
appreciation.
The Compassionate Friends of Greater Newburyport (TCF) is holding their May chapter meeting on
the 4th Monday, 5/25, as usual - but for this month only, it will be in a different place with a special memorial
activity. The IC Parish Center building will be closed - the TCF meeting will be held at the chapter leader’s
(Barbara Hopkinson) home at 64 Northern Blvd, Plum Island, Newbury — from 7:00PM - 9:00PM. Leslie Doherty,
an occupational therapist and owner of a stained glass business called Suncatchers, will join us with kits to make
stained glass hanging sun catchers in memory of our children. You can choose from various designs. The TCF
chapter will provide one kit per bereaved family at no cost; additional kits may be purchased from Leslie at $20
each. She is donating her time to help us create these lovely remembrances.
If you have any questions, please contact Barbara Hopkinson at 978-697-1349 or barhop@comcast.net.
TCF-Nbpt: http://tcfnewburyport.org Suncatcher Kits:http://www.suncatcherkit.com
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May 24, 2015 Pentecost
Confirmation: Many thanks to all our
catechists, liturgical and music ministers for
helping us to celebrate our Confirmation
liturgies this past Saturday.
Evangelization and Education
Committee: The Religious Education
Office’s Vision Committee has
completed its study of parish life in
liturgy, catechesis, community life and
service. They will be moving into the
next phase of strategic long term
planning that will begin this summer with the start of
the new collaborative. The Evangelization and
Education Committee will work as a subcommittee
of the new Parish Council. Please contact: Dr. Mag
if
interested in becoming a member of the
Evangelization/Education subcommittee: 978-4622724 ext 7405 or
mmckinnon@newburyportcatholic.org
Congratulation to all our Confirmandi! May the
good God watch over you and guide you in all
that you do.
Summer option—Save the Dates!
Confirmation parent/candidate orientation is
Monday, June 15 at 7:00pm in the Church for Years
1 and 2. Table leaders are needed for both
sessions.
Confirmation Year 2 begins with a retreat on
Sunday, June 28 9am-4:30pm at Adelynrood
Retreat Center in Byfield and sessions are
Monday-Thursday June 29-July 2 from 5:308:30pm.
Confirmation Year 1: Sessions are MondayThursday, July 6-9 from 5:30-8:30pm.
Confirmation Year 2 Catholic HS candidates will
meet Monday, June 29 and Thursday, July 2 from
5:30-7:30pm.
Thank you to all school year catechists and
assistants for sharing your faith with our young
people.
Summer Religious Education programs:
Gr 1-8: July 20-24 and August 3-7 from 9am-3pm.
Call office or email us, if you need info sent. We
have limited space in gr 1, 2, 3 in July and gr 1, 2,
and 4 in August. Other grades are closed to
enrollment unless we have additional volunteers.
Wait lists are being created.
School year Confirmation info will be available this Summer 2015!
Children ages 7 or older or in
Grade 2 or higher:
A special thank you to all our
catechists, liturgical and music
ministers who helped us to
celebrate our First Eucharist liturgies.
Congrats to all our First Communicants! We
rejoice with you as you have encountered the
Lord Jesus in a new way.
We need Volunteers for our summer programs.
July 20-24:
♦ Catechists needed for gr 1 and 2
♦ Substitutes and Assistants
♦ Recreation helpers and Snack workers
♦ Child care assistants
Aug 3-7:
♦ Catechists needed for gr 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and
6
♦ Substitutes and Assistants
♦ Recreation helpers and Snack workers
♦ Child care assistants
Can you give a week, a couple of days or even one
day to our young people?
Parent letters and registration forms for First
Reconciliation and Eucharist will be ready later
in August. Sessions will begin in October.
For more information, contact the Religious
Education Office 978-462-2724 or
mmckinnon@newburyportcatholic.org or
burrell@newburyportcatholic.org
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TWO SECOND COLLECTIONS THIS WEEKEND
This week’s second collection supports the Catholic
Communication Campaign (CCC). CCC develops
media programming, projects and resources that
promote Gospel values. Fifty percent (50%) supports
the development and production of a wide range of
national media programming. Please visit
WWW.USCCB.org/ccc for more information. The
other 50% of the collection will remain at the parish to
support local communication efforts, such as website
technology and bulletins.
This week’s second collection supports the formation
and training of seminarians in the Archdiocese of
Boston for future service, as priests. We are blessed
that many are responding to the call to serve as
priests. Please be generous and support these
seminarians on their journey toward their ordination to
the priesthood. For more information, please visit
www.VocationsBoston.org.
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This year, our annual Memorial Day Mass will
be held on Monday, May 25th in St. Mary’s
Cemetery at 9:00 a.m. In the event of rain, the
Mass will be celebrated at Immaculate
Conception Church. Please note there will be
no 7:15 a.m. Mass this day.
Monday, May 25 Office Closed
Tuesday, May 26 Breaking Bread 5:00pm
St. Louis Hall
Knitting Ministry 1:00pm
Conf. Room 209
Wed., May 27
Adoration 6:00pm
St. James Chapel
GAP 6:30pm
Youth Room
Centering Prayer 6:00pm
Charity Dining Room
Love for Life 6:30pm
Nazareth Library
Thurs., May 28
Rosary For Life 6:30pm
St. James Chapel
Scripture Study 7:00pm
Conf. Room 209
Friday, May 29
Adoration 8:00am
St. James Chapel
AA 7:00pm
Conf. Room 209
GRAND ANNUAL GOAL
$100,000
TO DATE $68255
300 FAMILIES
$100,000
$68255
$10,000
THE SAINT VINCENT
de PAUL SOCIETY
Poor Box
Collection
Heritage House
Total
$ 130.03
$ 45.00
$ 31.00
$ 206.03
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The Parish offices will be closed
on Monday, May 25th in
observance of Memorial Day.
QUESTIONS OF THE WEEK
ADULT: : When are you aware of the guidance of the
Holy Spirit?
CHILD How do you know when the Holy Spirit is
guiding you?
$41,000
$75,000
$31621
$56524
Rose Window
To date $31621.00
Heating/Cooling
To date $56524.00
The Knights of Columbus have generously
agreed to match your donations-dollar for
dollar up to $41,000 towards the total cost of
$82,000 for the project. WE STILL NEED
$9379.00 TO COMPLETE THE PROJECT.
The Knights of Columbus have generously
agreed to match your donations dollar-fordollar up to $75,000 towards the total cost
of $150,000 for the project. WE STILL NEED
$18476.000 TO COMPLETE THE
PROJECT.
The 2015 Catholic Appeal campaign is well underway at Immaculate Conception Parish. So far, 138 families
have participated, and together, we have raised $34364.00 toward our assessment of $51,501. Thank you to all
who have participated. Your generosity will benefit hundreds of pastoral, charitable, and education programs at
work within the Archdiocese of Boston and at Immaculate Conception. With $17137.00 left to raise, we need the
participation of every parishioner. If you have yet to participate in the 2015 Catholic Appeal, please pledge online
at www.bostoncatholicappeal.org or complete a pledge form available in the back of the church.
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