Ave Maria Parish Our Lady of the Assumption and Saint Maria Goretti

The Baptism of the Lord January 10, 2021

And a voice came from the heavens, “You are my beloved Son; with you I am well pleased.”

Mark 1:11

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Parish O ce 17 Grove Street, Lynn eld, MA 01940

www.avemarialynn eld.org O ce Hours:

Monday - Thursday 8:00 am– 4:00 pm Friday 8:00 am-12 noon

Our Lady of the Assump on Church 758 Salem Street, Lynn eld

781-598-4313 Fax: 781-598-0055

Mass Schedule Saturday Vigil: 4:00 pm Sunday: 7:30am, 11:00am Daily: 9:00 am on Monday, Wed., and Friday Confessions: Saturday 3-3:45pm and by appointment

Saint Maria Gore Church 112 Chestnut Street, Lynn eld

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Mass Schedule Sunday: 9:30 am Daily: 9:00 am on Tuesday and Thursday Confessions: By appointment

Mission Statement

No matter what your present status in the Catholic Church,

No matter what your current family or marital situation,

No matter what your current personal history, age, income, background, gender, race, ethnicity

or spirituality, No matter what your own self-image or holiness

or virtue - You belong to Christ and belong to us!

You are invited, accepted and respected here at Ave Maria Parish. We welcome you.

We want to share our Roman Catholic way of life with you!

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Audrey Sullivan Finance & Human Resources Manager asullivan@ola-smg.org

Donna Hegan Pastoral Associate dhegan@ola-smg.org

Kate McGrath Pastoral Associate kmcgrath@ola-smg.org

Marie Lagman Director of Media Ministry mlagman@ola-smg.org

Gina Kolenda Director of Liturgical Music gkolenda@ola-smg.org

Janine Sano Administra ve Assistant jsano@ola-smg.org

Dan Whelan Facili es dwhelan@ola-smg.org

For lists of Parish Council and Commi ee members, please visit our website: www.avemarialynn eld.org/councils-and-council-members

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FROM THE PASTOR’S DESK We conclude our celebra on of the Christmas Season this weekend with the Feast of the Bap sm of the Lord. The Infancy Narra ves in the gospels of Ma hew and Luke tell the story of Christ’s birth and provide the general outline of his upbringing in Nazareth under the parental care of Mary and Joseph. But there is very li le detail in the Scriptures about the hidden life of Jesus in his adolescent and young adult years. One can assume that under the tutelage of a carpenter, his foster father Joseph, he supported himself as a cra sman of wood and nails. From the episode of his being “lost” in the Temple at an early age, talking with rabbis and scholars of the Law about the things of God, one can reasonably posit that Jesus con nued that prac ce into adulthood. But there is not much informa on in the New Testament about the life of Christ un l he encounters John the Bap st, and his message of repentance and renewal in prepara on for the coming of the long-awaited Messiah. John’s preaching must have struck a chord in Jesus, for he eventually steps out of rela ve anonymity, submits to bap sm by immersion in the Jordan River and shortly therea er begins his public ministry of proclaiming the kingdom of God. The Church teaches that the sinless Christ had no need of repentance, but his bap sm signi es his solidarity with sinners; and his making holy the waters of bap sm as a means of cleansing us from the stain and power of sin. Today’s readings in the Liturgy of the Word focus our a en on on Jesus responding to God the Father’s call to be a servant of divine jus ce. In the sacred poetry of the prophet Isaiah, God says to His Son: “I have called you for the victory of jus ce, I have grasped you by the hand; I formed you, and set you as a covenant of the people, a light for the na ons, to open the eyes of the blind, to bring out prisoners from con nement, and from the dungeon, those who live in darkness.” In the text from the Acts of the Apostles, St. Peter preaches in the house of Cornelius “that God shows no par ality and proclaims peace through Jesus Christ, who is Lord of all.” In the gospel passage, St. Mark reports that Jesus allowed his kinsman John to bap ze him, thus manifes ng Christ’s iden ty as God’s Son and faithful servant who ul mately would give his life on the Cross as a ransom for many. St. Mark has all the persons of the Trinity present at Jesus’ bap sm: the Holy Spirit descends like a dove and rests upon Christ; and the Father announces from the heavens that Jesus “is my beloved Son with whom I am well pleased.” In the bap smal liturgy of the Church, the Father says the same thing of his newly bap zed sons and daughters. May we all live out our bap smal iden ty as the Father’s adopted children and servants of our Lord Jesus Christ! News and Notes: On this, the Feast of the Bap sm of the Lord, let us remember the connec on between Bap sm and the Eucharist, and how it unites us all as the Body of Christ. According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church, “Those who receive the Eucharist are united more closely to Christ. Through it Christ unites them to all the faithful in one body - the Church. Communion renews, strengthens, and deepens this incorpora on into the Church, already achieved by Bap sm. In Bap sm we have been called to form but one body. The Eucharist ful lls this call.” Blessings to you in the week ahead.

If you are visiting our parish, we extend a warm welcome. Please feel free to introduce yourself to the celebrant. If we can be of service to you in any way, please let us know. We look forward to seeing you again.

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PRAYER + WORSHIP

Note: By Thursday noon of each week, please sign up for the Mass you plan to a end by contac ng Janine Sano at 781-598-4313 or jsano@ola-smg.org, or by lling out our website’s Contact Us form (www.avemarialynn eld.org/contact-us). Please give us your name, phone number, the number of people a ending, and the Mass you are a ending. When entering our churches, you need to wear a mask or face covering, and observe social distancing guidelines. For as long as Lynn eld is designated as a high incidence COVID-19 community, temperature checks will be required prior to entering our churches.

Mass Inten ons Saturday, January 9 4:00 pm Celebrant: Fr. Tony Judith Porter Memorial Sunday, January 10 7:30 am Celebrant: Fr. Bucciferro Inten on of the Celebrant 9:30 am Celebrant: Fr. Paul Inten on of the Celebrant 11:00 am Celebrant: Fr. Tony Allesandro and Conce a Polito Memorial Monday, January 11 9:00 am Inten on of the Celebrant Tuesday, January 12 9:00 am Inten on of the Celebrant Wednesday, January 13 9:00 am Michael Dalton Anniversary Thursday, January 14 9:00 am Inten on of the Celebrant Friday, January 15 9:00 am Eleanor Havlin Memorial Saturday, January 16 4:00 pm Celebrant: Fr. Paul Robert Viera Memorial Sunday, January 17 7:30 am Celebrant: Fr. Tony Inten on of the Celebrant 9:30 am Celebrant: Fr. Tony James Cahill 25th Anniversary Cecily Cahill 4th Anniversary 11:00 am Celebrant: Fr. Paul The Bises Family Memorial

Rosary Virtual: Videos for praying the Rosary are available on our website’s Devo ons page www.avemarialynn eld.org/devo ons) and our YouTube channel.

In person/Zoom: Our Rosary Group meets at 8:30am every Wednesday at OLA. If you would like to join via Zoom, contact Piri: piricollard@comcast.net.

Zoom: Corinna Tavano is also leading live Zoom rosary prayer groups on Tuesday mornings at 8am. Email her at corinna.tavano@gmail.com and use the word ROSARY (all caps) in the subject line.

Please visit our website’s Prayer Inten ons page: www.avemarialynn eld.org/prayer-inten ons

Please pray for the repose of the soul of Ronald J. Clancy, whose funeral was celebrated this past week. Kindly remember in your prayers the deceased members of our parish, those who have asked for our prayers, and those who have no one to pray for them by name. In your charity, please pray for:

John Andruskiewicz Richard Anzuoni, Sr. Stu and Joyce Atkins Jodi Brean Christopher Campbell Debbie Catalano Sco Covey Mark Donovan Nick Esposito Marie Evans Rosemarie Giordano Jay, Nancy, and Shawn Jack Kennedy

Brenda Kolenda Pauline LoVerme Rosemarie Lovetere Helene Mader Lloyd Mader Elle Marie Leo Marino Megan & unborn baby girl Virginia (Ginny) Meole Rosemary Mitchell Greg & Kathy Mochi Chris and Judy Nikitas Msgr. Kevin J. O'Leary

Candace Orlando-Siegel Richard W. Polhemus Paul Protz Jim Rich Lillian Ross Patricia A. Saba David Sakurai Linda Silverio Robert Strickland Marianne Supino Richard A. Trainito Christopher Waterman George Weickert

We pray for those currently serving in the military and deployed overseas

Tom Hathaway, USMC Ma hew J. Maimone, US Navy

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Virtual Mass We con nue to o er a virtual Mass celebrated at St.

Maria Gore every weekend. Check our website www.avemarialynn eld.org or our parish Facebook

pages for the link. As a reminder, you can also watch daily and Sunday Mass on your computer, mobile device, or TV on CatholicTV, which is broadcast here in Boston.

Funerals We have resumed the celebra on of Funeral Masses in our churches, with social distancing restric ons. Please

contact our Business O ce at 781-598-4313.

Ministry to the Sick and Homebound Priests, Deacons, and Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion cannot bring the Eucharist to the sick in

nursing homes or other health care ins tu ons at this me. Specially trained priests will visit the dying when

the Sacrament of the Anoin ng of the Sick is requested. Contact our Business O ce at 781-598-4313.

Baptisms The Sacrament of Bap sm is usually conferred on the second Sunday of the month at 12:30 pm at both OLA

and SMG. For more informa on, contact Janine Sano at jsano@ola-smg.org or 781-598-4313.

Weddings Engaged couples should contact the church o ce at

least 6 months prior to your wedding date. For schedules of marriage prepara on programs o ered by

the Archdiocese, please visit: www.bostoncatholic.org/FamilyLife

NOTEWORTHY Supporting Your Church

We ask for your prayerful and though ul con nua on of your normal contribu ons during this challenging me. You may drop o /mail your contribu ons to our parish

o ce at 17 Grove Street, Lynn eld 01940 or sign up for Online Giving. We are most grateful for your faithful stewardship. If you have any ques ons, please contact

Audrey at asullivan@ola-smg.org.

News Deadline All parish bulle n submissions must be submi ed to Marie Lagman at bulle n@ola-smg.org no later than 12:00 noon on the Friday of the preceding week. We maintain the editorial right to priori ze submissions.

St. Vincent de Paul If you know someone who may need help with heat,

food, clothing, or even rent/mortgage, please call 781-513-6695. All informa on received is kept strictly

con den al.

Communications With informa on and guidelines changing rapidly, we highly recommend you keep in touch with us, and allow us to keep in touch with you, through:

Website: www.avemariacatholic.org Facebook: facebook.com/smglynn eld and facebook.com/olalynn eld Twi er: @AveMariaParish YouTube: Ave Maria Lynn eld Pinterest: avemarialynn eld Flickr: lynn eldcatholicphotos Weekly Emails Blasts: E-mail Marie Lagman, Director of Media Ministry, at mlagman@ola-smg.org to get on our Constant Contacts list Bulle ns: Electronic versions can be automa cally emailed to you weekly by signing up at www.avemarialynn eld.org/bulle ns

Ave Maria Parish Offertory (includes online, basket, and mail-in dona ons)

Week of December 27 $18,690

With the merger, our parish name on our bank account has changed. In your generosity, please be sure to make checks payable to Ave Maria Parish. May God bless you

for your con nued stewardship.

Phishing Alert Be aware that parishioners throughout the Archdiocese are being targeted by scammers disguising their emails

by using their pastor’s name as the sender or by using an email address that could be mistaken as one from the

church o ce. Our clergy and sta do not email, text, or call to request the purchase gi cards, your personal

banking informa on, or money transfers. If you would like to verify a communica on, please call the parish

o ce at 781-598-4313.

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PARISH NEWS Love Your Neighbor Ministry Our new "Love Your Neighbor" ministry aims to reach out to parishioners -- who

are going through a tough season, who have su ered a loss, who are ba ling an illness, or who are isolated due to COVID -- and remind them that they are in our hearts and prayers. If would like to volunteer to send gree ng cards, drop o li le gi bags, bake cookies or mu ns, o er tech help for seniors, or just be a friendly voice on the other end of a phone line, please contact Kate at kmcgrath@ola-smg.org or 781-598-4313 x224. Second Collection Next week’s special collec on is to

assist with the cost of our u li es and winter expenses. Though we do our

best to conserve, our buildings use a lot of energy and the maintenance costs of our facili es con nue to rise. As always, your generosity is appreciated.

We welcome these children who were bap zed at Ave Maria Parish in December:

Gennaro Greco Carr Capri Rose Carroll

Blake Elizabeth Connelly Shea Henry Holbrook

Thomas Patrick McHa e

For His Service to Our Parish A group of Ave Maria parishioners have ini ated a collec on to purchase a new pall for St. Maria Gore Church in memory of Jim McGovern and in honor of his many years of service to the church. If interested, please make your dona on to “Ave Maria Parish” and send it to the o ce at 17 Grove St., Lynn eld. Please contact Marie at mlagman@ola-smg.org or 781-598-4313 x218 if you have any ques ons.

From the Finance Office… Contribu on statements will be mailed out by the end of January. Please contact Audrey Sullivan at 781-598-4313 x216 or asullivan@ola-smg.org with any ques ons. Thank you for your con nued support!

St. Vincent de Paul Throughout the Winter, OLA and SMG One of the most requested items at shelters is warm socks. Many homeless walk several miles a day to access food

and temporary shelter. Socks are essen al to keep feet warm and dry, especially if the shoes they are wearing have holes in them. So, we have placed “Socks Boxes” in the ves bules of OLA and SMG churches. Thank you for your generosity.

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Welcome, Deacon Dan Caughey

Deacon Dan Caughey (kay-hee) is a transi onal deacon in his nal year at Pope St. John XXIII Na onal Seminary in Weston. Since September 2020, he has been spending his weekends serving at Ave Maria Parish.

From the small town of Mexico, New York, in the Diocese of Syracuse, Deacon Dan expends a great deal of energy correc ng assump ons that everyone from New York must be city folk. Quite to the contrary, he feels most in his element in rural se ngs and his last home was a log cabin in the woods. He said, “Adjus ng to Boston tra c and local driving styles was a challenge at rst. But I

learned, and perhaps when I return to my home diocese, the back roads will never be the same.”

Dan received his bachelor's degree in geology from Binghamton University and master's degree in educa on from Oswego College. It is there where he met my wife, Mickey, and found that they shared a dedica on for teaching. Mickey taught elementary level, mostly in social studies and with gi ed students, while Dan taught middle school science for 31 years.

He and his wife were married for 25 years, un l her death in 2013. They didn’t have any children, but were foster parents to a total of 18 kids over a 10-year span. Some stayed with them for a few weeks, some for several months, and many s ll keep in touch.

Although Dan is currently a transi onal deacon with the hope of being ordained to the priesthood later this year, he had previously served as a permanent deacon. About a year a er Mickey died, Dan’s pastor asked him to consider the priesthood. At rst, Dan dismissed the idea, but a er some me, prayer, inquiry, a couple of philosophy courses at a Catholic college, guidance from voca on and spiritual directors, and a long applica on process, he entered the seminary in August 2017. His mother, two older brothers, and in-laws are very suppor ve of his decision, and happy that he is pursuing God’s call for the next stage of his life.

Dan seems to nd a happy balance and see God’s hand in all things – whether they be ne food, ne wine, and ne arts, or the simple beauty and awesome majesty of nature.

Deacon Dan wishes that he was able to work more closely and more personally with the parishioners of Ave Maria Parish during his me here, but even with the current COVID-19 restric ons, he says he has been blessed to have had the opportunity to witness and be inspired by his favorite quote from Saint John the Bap st: “He must increase; I must decrease." (John 3:30).

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YOUTH AND ADULT FAITH FORMATION Faith Formation

Kathryn McGrath kmcgrath@ola-smg.org OLA Coordinator GK-8

Jamie Bossi jbossi@ola-smg.org Elementary Coordinator

Theme: “I am the living bread come down from heaven”

Year of the Eucharist

Preparations: The Exodus passage lends itself to a drama c reading that can include di erent members of your family. Beforehand, decide on a few body gestures that can be used during the reading. For example: 1. A gesture of murmuring: hands in the air, looking sad or

angry, swaying to and from (use in v. 2) 2. A gesture of passing the night: eyes closed, hands to side

of face like the typical sleeping gesture (use in v. 13) 3. A gesture of surprise and ques oning. Have your family

members say the words in the Scripture reading, either “What is it?” or “It is manna.” (use in v. 15)

If you choose to do the drama c reading, it would be good to prac ce the gestures with everyone and have a leader besides the reader who can lead the group to do the gestures at the appointed me in the reading.

Also, it may be a good idea to use a visual prop for the manna, which is described as small and round, e.g. co on balls, white poker chips, or paper disks. Of course, we do not know what the daily bread or manna actually looked like. When your child(ren) has his or her eyes closed in v. 13, spread the “manna” where your child(ren) can see. Also, have a basket handy so you can “collect” the manna as you begin your re ec ons.

Introduction: For our December/January CLOW, we are going to hear two Bible stories in which God feeds hungry people. In the rst reading, the Israelites are wandering in the wilderness. They are worried they will not have enough to eat. God provides them with what they need. Each morning, they nd a small round substance they can eat called manna. Today, we do not know what manna looked like exactly or how it tasted. In the Gospel reading, Jesus tells us he is the living bread come down from heaven. Like the manna in the desert which kept the people alive, Jesus is the Bread of Life.

Now we turn to the rst reading. (Have your family members prac ce the gestures if you are doing the drama c reading.) Close your eyes for a minute and imagine you are together in a desert. Open your eyes and listen to the story from the Book of Exodus.

Readings: First Reading: Exodus 16:2-4. 12-15 Gospel Reading: John 6:51-54, 55-57

Reflection: Explore with your child(ren): How do you think the people felt being in the desert? How do you think they felt when they found manna on the ground in the morning?

The people were hungry. They came from a place where they had enough to eat but they were slaves. Now, in their journey to freedom, they were worried. They wondered if they made the wrong choice to leave and go on the trip. God helped them out. God provided them the bread called manna so that they could eat every day. They no longer went hungry and began to trust God.

The manna was great and an important gi from God. In the Gospel reading we learn that Jesus is a great and very important gi from God the Father. Through Jesus, God takes care of us in many ways. Jesus shows us the way to share in the rela onship that God o ers us. We call Jesus the living bread come down from heaven. Through Jesus we learn the way to God the Father.

Conclusion: Conclude by praying the Nicene Creed (www.avemarialynn eld.org/our-faith) and Intercessions together. Intercessions: For all those nourished in this life by the Eucharist, that they may be raised up on the last day. We pray to the Lord.

For the Church, that those who eat and drink the Body and Blood of Christ will strive to overcome divisions, and live in greater unity. We pray to the Lord.

For members of our parish community, gathered by God each Sunday, that in our lives we may hunger for Christ, the living bread from heaven. We pray to the Lord.

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