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All Sain ts P arish 2 Apr il 12, 2020
Easte r 2020
It all happened so fast. Overnight, the world that we had been accustomed to had been permanently, radically, devastatingly changed. A sudden collapse of everything around us we knew and lived for. The warning signs had been there, and warning calls had gone in one ear and out the other. The moment everyone feared the most had arrived, and no one was prepared for it. The same people who at the beginning of the week welcomed you were now insulting you and angrily demanding your life. The other people are either indifferent; and not the “ignorance is bliss” kind of ignorant, but more like the “It doesn’t affect me, I couldn’t care less” kind. Your spirit was pained knowing that others chose to do evil instead of good in the moment of crisis. Then the pain became all the more profound as you felt the absence of those you know and love. The agony of this was intensified by your burning desire to communicate your love to them, but the circumstances simply will not allow it to happen. Loneliness. Isolation. Agony. Even existential darkness about what the point of it all is. What took place could never be undone. What I’ve attempted to do here (in a very small way) is to paint a picture of how things were on Good Friday. Perhaps a thought of the current COVID-19 pandemic also crossed your mind as you were reading it. If it did, then that is not by accident. Jesus Christ, in spite of his divinity, completely felt all of the above (and much, much more) in his sacred humanity. Yet we know that we are able to call “Good Friday” GOOD because Jesus rose from the dead on Easter Sunday. God’s ways are always much greater than our own. Pope St. John Paul II wrote that, “If the agony on the Cross had not happened, the truth that God is love would have been unfounded.” We must remember that what is overwhelming for us is not overwhelming for God. We can lean on him, because His love for us is true and real. And His sufferings for us won us forgiveness and salvation. Things could never be the same after the Cross because the disciples ran to the tomb and found it empty. The spiritual light of the Risen Christ puts everything in a new and right perspective. Consider these words from St. Paul: “I am convinced that the sufferings of this present life are as nothing compared to the glory to be revealed in us.” (Romans 8:18) This Easter we proceed in faith again to the Empty Tomb, for we know and proclaim that Christ is Risen! Let us pray together fervently for the end of the pandemic, and for the chance to encounter the Risen Christ again in the Paschal Mystery celebrated at every Mass.
God love you, Fr. Chris
“We were indeed buried with him through baptism into death, so that, just as Christ was raised from the dead by the glory of the Father, we too might live in newness of life. For if we have grown into union with him through a death like his, we shall also be united with him in the resurrection. If, then, we have died with Christ, we believe that we shall also live with him. We know that Christ, raised from the dead, dies no more; death no longer has power over him. As to his death, he died to sin once and for all; as to his life, he lives for God. Consequently, you too must think of yourselves as being dead to sin and living for God in Christ Jesus.” Romans 6:4-11
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In Loving Memory of:
The Cook Family Rabuska Family Tekla & Danko Zelisko Vigeant Family Florence & Martin Fogel Marie Eskel James C. Comeau Milton Levy Gertrude Levy Howard Levy John Connors Bunny Connors Grammy Connors Tim Roberts Paul & Susan O’Brien Robert & Mariette Lessard Mary & Eugene Woitkowski Charles & Elaine Poulin Arline Schloth John Novak Louis & Jacqueline Festo The Frawley Family The Brosnan, Festo, & Grassi Families Angelo Santoro Paul Fitzmeyer Arthur DuFour Mr. & Mrs. Louis Chevalier Mr. & Mrs. Jeremiah Sturk The Sturk Family Chevalier Family Albert Sturk Alicia & Victor Fiset The Barkers: Harry, Eleanor, Mary Ellen, Joe, Paul, & Judy Frank & Sarah Galinsky Betty Anne Fedenyszen The Constantino Family The Benish Family Joseph & Elizabeth Simone Anthony & Alma Simone Patricia (DiBurro) Simone Louis, Helen, & Henry Krupkoski Steven Nelson Arthur Bosse Welda Bosse Jefferson Watson Mr. & Mrs. Michael DeLuca
Mr. & Mrs. Auguste Morin Maria Chuoc Nguyen Dominic Kham Nguyen Maria Tham Nguyen Peter Doc Nguyen Joseph Rinh Nguyen William O’Connell Joseph R. Martin Armand E. Deveau The Ferronetti Family Blanche Johnson Joan Francis Arthur A. & Thomas A. Archambault Jolene M. Dodier Thomas & Mary O’Brien Son & Daughters Lucien LeBlanc Roland Rheaume Gabrielle Rheaume Helen M. Godfrey Gerald M. Godfrey Dyane M. Comeau Florence M. Uzdavinis Leon A. Uzdavinis The DeRoche Family The Emilio Family The Migliori Family The Mercier Family The Daly Family Edward Stapinski Stanley & Julia Stapinski William & Josephine Tuminowski Henry & Anna Tuminoski Pat & Marion Minichiello Francisco & Maria Villaman Francisco & Antonia Villaman Eliseo & Francisca Cruz The Villaman-Polanco Families The Cruz-Sanchez Families Dominic Thong Nguyen Joseph Phan Nguyen Maria Anh Nguyen Maria Hanh Nguyen Orphan Souls Rose Minichiello & Family Eva Huberdeau Raymond Huberdeau Stephen Huberdeau “Baby Girl” Huberdeau Eugene R. Davis The Corsaro Family
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Barysauskas Mr. & Mrs. Dominic Ferraina The Gomalo Family Raymond, Eva, & Stephen Huberdeau Guito & Lorraine Ottaviani Father Dennis Nason Caruso Family Susan Troy Katie Murphy Howard B. Denslow Howard W. Denslow Mary B. Denslow Herbert Pagani Mary Pagani William O’Connell William & Marie O’Connell Herbert & Lena Zangari Kathleen N. Zangari Connie David Herbert Zangari, Jr. The Carriker, Grady, Stalker, Stone, Weber, & Wunderlich Families Julia & Oliver Poirier Jennie & John Pichowicz Gertrude Dole Fr. E. A. Murphy Edward Fice Schena Family Mark & Sophie Goldthwaite Cecilia Lowes Melvin Doucette Jason Rock Sophie Anuszewski Adams Frank Adams, Jr. Magdalena & Franciszek Anuszewski Stanley Anuszewski Ern & Pat Acheson Domenic & Antoinette Bevilacqua Lionel “Nello” & Zenaida Pacy William T. O’Connell James R. Hubert, Sr. The Anzaldi & Maglia Families
In Honor of: Alice McCarthy
Praying for:
All of the Unborn Children
Easter Flowers
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Stephen Ministers Care
Stephen Ministers provide emotional and spiritual care to persons
facing a crisis such as bereavement, loneliness, divorce, hospitalization,
terminal illness, job loss, and more.
Stephen Ministers are not counselors or therapists. They will not try
to fix a problem, nor will they run errands and do chores.
Stephen Ministers are caring lay Christians who are specially trained
to listen and focus on an individual’s needs. They can be trusted to
hold everything shared in complete confidence. And they will faithfully
meet on a weekly basis for as long as the need is there.
How to refer someone for care
If you or someone you know is going through a difficult time and would benefit from a Stephen Minister, please let us know:
Speak with Father Chris.
Email us at [email protected].
Leave a message with the All Saints parish office (978) 372-7721.
After a referral, what happens next?
One of our Stephen Leaders, Kathy or Tony, will contact you or the
person in need of care directly.
Afterward, one of us will call the potential care receiver to arrange an
in‑person discussion. We will try to understand the specific need or life
crisis, and explain all about a Stephen Ministry caring relationship.
Once fully informed, the person you refer can decide whether or not to
accept care from a Stephen Minister.
Occasionally, the interviewing Stephen Leader and potential care
receiver conclude that a Stephen Minister is not the right person to
provide care. In this case, we will do our best to recommend
alternative resources which may be a better match.
How soon will a Stephen Minister come?
A Stephen Minister works one-to-one with a care receiver. A male care
receiver will be paired with a male Stephen Minister, and a female
care receiver with a female Stephen Minister.
If Stephen Ministry is the right care and the person is prepared to
accept a Stephen Minister, our Stephen Leaders will assign someone
as soon as possible. This could be within days of the referral interview
if a Stephen Minister is free, but if all Stephen Ministers are already
working with other care receivers there will be a delay.
Our Stephen Leaders
Tony Feliu and
Kathy Fitzmeyer are
All Saints parishioners.
Feel free to contact them with
questions even if you are not
making a referral.
They are best reached through
the email address at left.
Confidentiality
Everything a care receiver
shares with a Stephen
Minister stays with the
Stephen Minister.
Even within our team, a care
receiver’s name and specifics
of their situation are never
mentioned.
Only four people will ever
know the identity of the care
receiver: the Stephen Minister
giving care, Father Chris, and
our two Stephen Leaders,
Kathy and Tony.
This pledge of confidentiality
will be broken only if there is a
risk of self-harm. Then the
Stephen Minister would be
obligated to call in
professional help.
S t e p h e n M i n i s t e r s a r e C a r e g i v e r s . G o d i s t h e C u r e - g i v e r .
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l o s M i n i s t r o s d e e s t e ba n s o n c u i d a d o r a s . D i o s e s e l c u r a d o r .
Ministros de Esteban dan cuidado Ministros de Esteban brinda atención emocional y espiritual a las
personas que enfrentan una crisis, tales como duelo, soledad, divorcio,
hospitalización, enfermedad terminal, pérdida de trabajo y más.
Los Ministros de Esteban no son consejeros ni terapeutas. No intent
arán solucionar un problema, ni harán mandados o realizarán tareas.
Los Ministros de Esteban son cristianos laicos que se preocupan
especialmente por escuchar y enfocarse en las necesidades de un
individuo. Se puede confiar en ellos para mantener todo lo compartido
con total confianza. Y se reunirán fielmente cada semana durante el
tiempo que sea necesario.
¿Cómo referir a alguien para que lo atienda?
Si usted o alguien que conoce está atravesando un momento difícil y
se beneficiaría de un Ministro de Esteban, háganos saber:
Hable con el Padre Marcos.
Envíanos un correo electrónico a
Llame a la oficina parroquial (978) 372-7721.
Después de una referencia, ¿qué pasa?
Uno de nuestros líderes de Ministros de Esteban, Kathy o Tony,
se comunicará con usted o con la persona que necesita atención
directamente.
Luego, uno de nosotros llamará al posible receptor de atención para
organizar una discusión en persona. Intentaremos comprender la
necesidad específica o la crisis de la vida, y explicar todo sobre una
relación de cuidado del Ministerio Esteban.
Una vez que esté completamente informado, la persona que usted refie-
ra puede decidir si acepta o no la atención de un Ministro de Esteban.
Ocasionalmente, el entrevistador líder de los Ministros de Esteban y el
posible receptor de atención concluyen que un Ministro de Esteban no
es la persona adecuada para brindar atención. En este caso, haremos
todo lo posible para recomendar recursos alternativos que puedan ser
una mejor combinación.
¿Qué tan pronto vendrá un Ministro de Esteban?
Ministros de Esteban trabaja uno a uno con un receptor de atención.
Un receptor de cuidado masculino será emparejado con un ministro,
y un receptor de cuidado femenino con una ministra.
Si Ministros de Esteban es la atención adecuada y la persona está pre-
parada para aceptar a Ministro de Esteban, nuestros líderes asignarán
a alguien lo antes posible. Esto podría ocurrir pocos días después de la
entrevista de referencia, si un ministro de Esteban está libre; pero si
todos los Ministros de Esteban ya están trabajando con otros receptores
de atención, habrá un retraso.
Nuestros líderes del
Ministerio de Esteban
Tony Feliu y Kathy Fitzmeyer
son feligreses de Todos los
Santos.
No dude en contactarlos si
tiene preguntas, incluso si no
va a referir a alguien.
La mejor forma de contactarlos
es a través de la dirección
de correo electrónico a la
izquierda.
Confidencialidad
Todo lo que un receptor de
cuidados comparte con un
Ministro de Esteban se queda
con el ministro.
Incluso dentro de nuestro
equipo, el nombre de un
receptor de atención y los
detalles de su situación,
nunca se mencionan.
Solo cuatro personas conocerán
la identidad del receptor de la
atención: el Ministro de
Esteban que ofrece el servicio,
el Padre Marcos, y nuestros
dos líderes de Ministros de
Esteban, Kathy y Tony.
Esta promesa de confiden
cialidad se romperá solo si
existe el riesgo de autolesión.
Entonces el Ministro de
Esteban estaría obligado
a pedir ayuda profesional.
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Sacram ent o f Confe ssion The Sacrament of Confession will continue to be available by DRIVE THRU at All Saints. It will be offered Saturdays from 3 to 4 pm and Sundays from 10 am to 12 pm. Just pull up your car to the garage and make your confession at a safe distance to the priest inside.
Dear Parish Family,
We are so grateful for the outpouring of concern and support the parish has received the last few weeks. We understand that this may be a difficult financial time for many. Like many parishes, we depend on the weekly support of our collections. The loss of even one weekend’s Offertory creates great hardship. If you are able to continue your financial support during this difficult time, please know that online giving is available on our website allsaintshaverhill.org. Just click the “Online Giving” link at the top right of the homepage. If you prefer to send your normal weekly envelopes, please do so by mail or drop them at the Rectory, through the slot in the side door.
Earlier this week, we received a letter from the Chancellor about another way that parishioners can help to support their parish. Out of great care and concern for our parishes, a member of the laity stepped forward to design a daily giving platform. It is a special, 90-day campaign that will provide offertory support directly to the parish. Called “90 DAYS NOW –
FOR YOUR PARISH” this special initiative asks, if possible, for parishion-ers to rally around their parish by making a special daily offertory commitment for the next 90 days. This effort is intended to supplement weekly offertory gifts, given the challenges of the current crisis. If you would like to join in this effort, the Archdiocese has created an easy-to-use link to donate:
https://bcatholic.sites.bostoncatholic.org/90DaysYourParish
Just visit the link and choose “All Saints Parish (Haverhill)” from the drop down menu. Your credit card statement will reflect the amount you donated as being given to www.BostonCatholic.org, but please note that your donation and notification of your participation in this initiative will be sent directly to All Saints. The Archdiocese of Boston is merely providing a payment mechanism to give us some additional support during this challenging time. It’s a wonderful gift to us and we are grateful.
We understand many of you may not be able to contribute to this special offertory collection given the economic impact this pandemic has had on your personal finances. We remain extremely grateful for your prayers of support for our parish family.
It is at times like these our faith reminds us that we are never truly alone, even as we face unprecedent-ed challenges as a parish community. Though we are not able to join together in the celebration of the Eucharist, we continue daily to pray for the health of you and your loved ones.
With our prayers,
Fr. Chris and Fr. Marcos
Thank you to all whose donations and prayers are helping to keep All Saints looking forward.
Offertory Envelopes and Online Giving Received for 4/5/2020: $6,863.00 Monthly Utilities Collection: $861.00
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Greetings from Ghana!
Father Sylvester sends his love and blessings to everyone at All Saints Parish. Now that the elementary school at his parish has been completed, the next phase is to complete the junior high school. For more information on Father Sylvester’s parish and how you can help, please see the All Saints Facebook page at www.facebook.com/allsaintshaverhill and Father Sylvester’s parish website at www.sfx-parish.com. “Whoever cares for the poor lends
to the LORD, who will pay back the sum in full.” Proverbs 19:17
Dear Friends, The other day I read a friend’s social media post. It was observing how beautiful the weather was, but how unfortunate it was that there was not baseball being played. I was struck by the irony of the post. It was a beautiful spring day, birds chirping and not a cloud in the sky. Flowers are beginning to poke through the piles of forgotten leaves and the air was refreshing. But the writer immediately went to what was WRONG with the picture. In a text later that night with another friend, she wrote a hopeful message that maybe soon we’d see a silver lining. I reminded her that the silver lining is there, to look closer, or even to ask the Lord to make the silver a little more shiny. This is a strange, uncharted, scary time. It is filled with uncertainty and fear, but yet there is so much more.
I read recently that the Himalayas are visible for the first time in 30 years because of the lessening of pollution in India. Families are creating new memories and playing together. Teachers are reaching into their “tool box” to figure out new ways to engage kids in learning. Parents are becoming the primary teachers of their kids and grandparents are learning how to “zoom” from their grandchildren. Generations of people are finding ways to CONNECT! Yes, many of us are feeling first hand the sadness and uncertainty of this pandemic, and it is hard. But, let us remember that as Christian people we are followers of Christ. In this very Holy Week, we are reminded of his Passion and Death. We are LIVING it, but the story does not end there. If we die with him, we RISE with him. As an Easter people, we must look for the silver lining, the empty tomb, the signs of life in the darkness. The world is coming together by being apart, and God has a plan for all of this - a plan of Hope and Resurrection.
Happy Easter!
May the Lord make the silver a bit more shiny for you so you can see Him more clearly during these difficult days.
Peace, Jamie
In these challenging
times, All Saints Food Pantry will remain open for its regular schedule. No one is allowed inside
the pantry, but a line is formed outside the rectory and we are handing
out pre-bagged food.
“There should be no delay between your intention and your good deed. Generosity is the one thing that cannot admit of delay.” +St. Gregory Nazianzen
Currently Needed: Personal care/toiletries toilet paper, soap, shampoo, conditioner, shaving cream, razors, toothpaste, toothbrushes, or any contribution you choose to donate.
Food Pantry Hours:
1st and 3rd Saturdays of each month from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon
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The Bread & Wine offered at Masses
for the month of April is in memory of: Richard Jegorow
All Saints Parish Prayer Line If you wish to request prayers for a loved one in need, especially the sick and the dying, please call the rectory at 978-372-7721 ext. 16, and leave a message. The name of your loved one will be included here and we will remember them in prayer at Masses.
Lord, in your great kindness, please remember all those most in need of prayers, especially:
Sr. Miriam Kiernan Lynn Crete Patrick S. Daniel Dovey James Courtney Tracey Clark Linda Sanborn Special Intention Jay Harding Trina Pillsbury Patricia Short- Tsatsa Lisa Cormier
Teresa Welch Renee Spencer Patrick David Curran Davis Cassandra K. Theresa Lynch Rita Basiliere Elsa Zangari James Mahoney Theresa Fournier Evan McNeil James Dyer Kathy Hicks
Baby Kayden Matthews The Janackas family Bryan Potter Kyle McSorley Frank O’Neil Melissa Eccleston John Torrisi Norman Allen Maria Portillo Theresa Boucher Jane Gould Bill Brandolini
For Daily Mass
intentions, our priests continue to celebrate private Masses for the intentions listed in the book. If you
have a Mass Intention scheduled for a
weekend Mass, the office will be contacting
you to reschedule to another weekend
when the church is open again.
In your prayers, please remember:
Richard “Dick” J. LaFleche Reverend Arnold Kelley
Lillian Chernesky
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Pastor: Father Christopher Wallace Parochial Vicar: Reverend Marcos Peña In residence, Father Joseph Thomas, BSO Sr. priest in residence, Father Herbert Jones, O.Carm. Pastoral Asst. Mrs. Maureen Cartier Rectory phone number: 978-372-7721 Fax number: 978-372-2085 Email: [email protected] Website: www.allsaintshaverhill.org Online Giving: www.allsaintshaverhill.org OFFICE HOURS 9:00am-3:00pm Monday—Thursday, closed Friday MASS SCHEDULE. Saturday Vigil.4:00 pm (English) 6:00PM (Spanish) Sunday…8:00am, 10:00am (English) Sunday… 12:00pm (Spanish) Daily……8:00am Monday-Friday and First Saturday ONLY (English) 6:00PM Monday-Friday (Spanish) EXCEPT Lenten Friday Mass is 6:30PM
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION-confession Saturday, 3:00–3:50 pm Sunday, 9:15-9:45am, 11:15-11:45am Or please call for appointment 978-372-7721 RCIA- Please call 978-372-7721 for complete sacrament information ADORATION of the BLESSED SACRAMENT Wednesday 8:30am–8:00pm in the Chapel SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Baptism-3rd Sunday after the 10:00am Mass
MARRIAGE-Please call the rectory 6 months in advance FAMILY FAITH FORMATION: Mrs. Jamie Deignan [email protected] BUSINESS MANAGER: Mrs. Mary Mottolo [email protected] MUSIC MINISTRY Mrs. Katarzyna (Kasia) Sokalla, Music Director [email protected] Mr. Dan Cerat, Organist MAINTENANCE: Louis Fogel FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/allsaintshaverhill HOLY DAYS OF OBLIGATION FOR 2020 (Mass intentions are not reserved on holy days) January 1 Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God May 21 Ascension of Jesus August 15 Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary November 1 All Saints' Day December 8 Immaculate Conception of Virgin Mary
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