CHURCH OF SAINT IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA IGLESIA DE SAN IGNACIO DE LOYOLA

Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time Trigésimo Secundo Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario

November 10th, 2019

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From the desk of Fr. Don MacMillan, S.J.

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Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time w November 10th, 20192 Macc 7:1-2,9-14 w Thess 2:16-3:5 w Luke 20:27-38

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Dear Parishioners of St. Ignatius of Loyola:The Society of Jesus is coming up on an annual remem-

brance of six Jesuits, their housekeeper and her daughter who were killed at the University of Central America in San Salva-dor, El Salvador. This year marks the 30th anniversary of that horrific night. El Salvador was in a very violent civil war. The government was very right wing and the poor were considered rebels and suffered greatly. Gradually the priests throughout the country started speaking up against the injustices by pro-moting the Gospel of Jesus Christ in very loud voices. They were taking to hear the words of St. James “not hearers only, but do-ers of the Word.” For their solidarity with the poor, one by one they were executed by the army. The earliest known Jesuit to be killed was Fr. Rutilio Grande, SJ in 1977. Others followed including St. Oscar Romero, then Archbishop of San Salvador. Within the same year, 1980, four Church women were brutally murdered: three Sisters and a lay volunteer: Jean Donovan, Sr. Maura Clarke, MM, Sr. Ita Ford, MM, Sr. Dorothy Kazel, OSU. The civil war continued with many deaths until November 16, 1989 when the Atlacatl Battalion, trained at the School of the Americas in Ft. Benning, Georgia, en-tered the Jesuit Community at the University to kill Fr. Ignacio Ellacuria, SJ, the president of the university. The Battalion was told to leave no witnesses, so they killed the other five Jesuits who were home that night. In a room at the other end of the Jesuit Community, the housekeeper Elba Ramos and her daughter Celina Ramos were discovered and also killed. They had stayed there to be safe since their neigh-borhood was under attack.

Attempts were made to find the people who made the de-cision to carry out this attack. After a few years some generals and other military were arrested and tried but the judges in El Salvador dismissed the case and most went free. Two were sentenced to prison but released a year later when the gov-ernment issued an Amnesty. Again with the passage of time, a former General of that Arena Party was found living here in Somerville, MA. Colonel Inocente Orlando Montano en-tered the United States with forged documentation. Eventually he was brought to trial here in Boston. He was imprisoned for immigration violations but is now extradited to the High Courts in Spain for a trial regarding the murders of the Jesuits in El Salvador. Five of the six Jesuits murdered were Spanish citizens who were on mission to the University in El Salvador. The case was re-opened in 2017 but still sits incomplete.

Why am I sharing this with you? Because the struggle for

Estimados Feligreses de San Ignacio de Loyola:La Sociedad de Jesús llega al recuerdo anual de seis jesuitas,

su criada y la hija de ésta que fueron asesinados en la Universi-dad Centroamericana del El Salvador. Este año se conmemora el 30º aniversario de esa horrorosa noche. El Salvador estaba sumido en una guerra civil. El gobierno era de derecha y los po-bres eran considerados rebeldes y sufrían terriblemente. Lenta-mente, los sacerdotes del país empezaron a hablar en contra de las injusticias, promoviendo el Evangelio de Cristo a viva voz. Tomaron las palabras de Santiago “no solo oyentes, pero hace-dores de la palabra.” Por su solidaridad con los pobres, uno a uno fue ejecutado por el ejército. El primer jesuita en ser ase-sinado fue el P. Rutilio Grande SJ en 1977. Otros lo siguieron,

incluyendo Sn. Oscar Romero, el arzobispo de San Salvador. Durante el año de 1980, cuatro religiosas fueron brutalmente asesina-das: tres hermanas y una voluntaria laica: Jean Donnovan, Hna. Maura Clarke, MM; Hna. Ita Ford, MM; Hna. Dorothy Kazel, OSU. La guerra civil continuó con muchas muertes hasta el 16 de noviembre de 1989, cuando el batallón Atlacatl, entrenado por la Escuela de las Américas en Ft. Benning, Georgia, en-tró en la comunidad jesuita en la universidad para matar al P. Ignacio Ellacuria, SJ, el rector

de la universidad. Le dieron instrucciones de no dejar testigos, por lo que mataron a los otros cinco jesuitas que estaban en casa esa noche. En una habitación al otro lado de la comunidad jesuita estaban, la criada Elba Ramos y su hija Celina Ramos fueron descubiertas y también asesinadas. Se habían quedado allí por seguridad, pues al vecindario lo estaban atacando.

Hubo intentos por hallar a los que tomaron la decisión de llevar a cabo ese ataque. Después de algunos años, algunos generales y otros militares fueron arrestados y juzgados, pero los jueces en El Salvador rechazaron el caso y la gran mayoría fueron liberados. Dos fueron sentenciados a prisión, pero los liberaron un año más tarde cuando el gobierno les dio una am-nistía. Una vez más, con el paso del tiempo, un antiguo general del partido ARENA estaba viviendo aquí en Somerville, MA. El coronel Inocente Orlando Montano entró en los Estados Unidos con documentos falsos. Eventualmente lo llevaron a juicio aquí en Boston. Fue encarcelado por violaciones migra-torias y extraditado a las altas cortes de España para juzgarlo por las muertes de los jesuitas de El Salvador. Cinco de los seis jesuitas asesinados eran ciudadanos españoles quienes estaban de misión en la universidad de El Salvador. El caso fue reabier-to en 2017, pero permanece inconcluso.

¿Por qué les comparto esto? Porque la lucha por la justicia

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Spiritual LifeMagis Program 2020

Magis is an 18-month Ignatian spirituality formation program de-signed for lay people and volunteers. It's a structured and creative way for people to engage more deeply in Ignatian spirituality. Magis is accepting applications through December 1st for its next cycle.For more information:katherine.maher@bc.edu. Applications are available at Jesuitseastois.org.

Book Signing & TalkSunday, November 10th11 a.m. & 6:30 p.m. Choir/Media RoomAuthor Kevin Tuerff will be hosting a book signing and talk after the 10 a.m. and 5:30 p.m.Masses about his new book, Channel of Peace: Stranded in Gander on 9/11. Books will be available for purchase with cash or credit for $20.

This book is also the subject of the Tony Award winning musical soon coming to Boston.

Healing Service Saturday, November 16th 6:30 - 9 p.m. - Upper Church Join the Charismatic Renewal Services of Boston for prayer and renewal. All are welcome!

Matthew 8:8 "...But only say the word, and my soul shall be healed."

Racial Justice Video & Discussion

Sunday, November 10th 4 - 5:15 p.m. - Choir/Media Room

How does racial justice fit into our Parish mis-sion? Parishioners and community members are invited to join the Peace, Justice, and Reconcil-iation Commission to view a talk by Fr. Bryan Massingale, professor of Theological and Social Ethics at Fordham University, followed by a dis-cussion. All are welcome!

A Visit from Fr. Dennis BakerSunday, November 10thFr. Dennis Baker, S.J., the current di-rector of Xavier High School in Chuuk, Mi-cronesia, will be vis-iting the Parish next Sunday to preach at our Masses. A second collection will be held to support his mission at Xavier High School, where his goal is to break the cycle of poverty through Jesuit educa-tion. All are invited to join Fr. Baker for a coffee hour in the Friary Room after the 10 a.m. Masses. Donations can also be made online on our website: stignatiuschestnuthill.org.

Take A Step Reminder:Return Your Envelope and don't forget to log in to Online Giving to Increase your Offertory Giving

If you have any questions or problems with a current ac-count or new account, please contact Karen O’Reilly at

617-552-6117 or karen.oreilly@bc.edu.

Parish Office Closed November 11th for Veterans Day

9 a.m. Mass|Lannon Chapel

Pictured above is the altar decorated for Día de los Muertos/All Souls' Day.

Thank you to the Funeral Ministry, the Hispanic & Latino Community, and the Music Ministry for a

wonderful Remembrance Service.

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Outreach Ministries

Faith Formation

Coming Next WeekendSign-ups for our

December 7th Shattuck Holiday Meal. Look for the sign-up materials on the Outreach table

in the Gathering Space. See a wall flyer for the kinds of donations that will be needed.

Christmas Gift Drive 2019: Ornaments will be on each tree (upstairs and

down) beginning November 23rd/24th.

Service Opportunity - Pine Street InnSaturday, November 16th | 4-5:30 p.m. High school students are needed to help with the kitchen prep shift. Please email Justin to sign up: hochj@bc.edu.

justice continues and this anniversary is an appropriate time to remind us all of the call to follow the Gospel to seek peace, achieve justice and help all women and men live in community and solidarity with each other and God.

On November 16th, three of us will be joining two thou-sand representatives from Jesuit schools and others at the Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice in Washington, DC. For me it is my twenty-second time. It is an annual event that started at the gates of Ft. Benning in Columbus, Georgia and joined with the SOA, School of the Americas protest. That is the United States tax-payer supported school that trains many soldiers from other countries in the tactics of violent warfare. Several of the Salvadoran soldiers involved in the Je-suit murders were trained in this school at Ft. Benning, Geor-gia. We moved to Washington in order to be able to advocate in Congress for the various causes that demand justice.

On our lawn are crosses representing the Martyrs. A prayer for them is appropriate as would be a prayer for personal strength to lift up our voices for justice. The troubles con-tinue in El Salvador and we have many troubles here a well. Let us pray for justice, equality and reverence for a just com-munity.

Let us be inspired by Fr. Pedro Arrupe, SJ, superior gen-eral of the Jesuit Order, who wrote “we are all stewards of planet Earth – a planet to heal. Our responsibility to tend its wounds is in proportion to the talents God has given us. It is the human heart which stands first in need of healing.”

Let us also follow the words of St. James and “be not hear-ers only, but do-ers of the Word.”

In peace and justice,Fr. Don MacMillan, S.J.

sigue y este aniversario es un momento apropiado para re-cordarnos el llamado a seguir el Evangelio en buscar la paz, lograr la justicia y ayudar a todas las mujeres y hombres a vi-vir en comunidad y solidaridad con ellos mismos y con Dios.

El 16 de noviembre, tres de nosotros se unirán a dos mil representantes de las escuelas jesuitas y otros en la Famil-ia Ignaciana para la Enseñanza de la justicia en Washington DC. Para mí en 22ª vez que lo hago. Es un evento anual que comenzó a las puertas de Fort Benning en Columbus, Geor-gia y se unió junto con el SOA a la protesta por la Escuela de las Américas. Es una escuela pagada por los impuestos de los norteamericanos que entrena a muchos soldados de otros países en tácticas de guerra violenta. Muchos de los soldados salvadoreños involucrados en los asesinatos de los jesuitas fueron entrenados en esa escuela de Ft. Benning. Nos muda-mos para Washington para poder abogar en el Congreso por las muchas causas que requieren de justicia.

En nuestro césped hay cruces que representan a los már-tires. Es apropiado hacer una oración por ellos como si fuera una oración por fortaleza para alzar nuestras voces por la justicia. Los problemas continúan en El Salvador y tenemos muchos problemas aquí también. Oremos por la justicia, la igualdad y la veneración de una comunidad justa.

Inspirémonos en el P. Pedro Arrupe SJ, el Superior Gen-eral de la Orden de los jesuitas, quien escribió: “somos todos administradores del planeta Tierra – un planeta para sanar. Nuestra responsabilidad de curar sus heridas está en propor-ción con los talentos que Dios nos dio. Es el corazón huma-no el que necesita sanarse primero.”

Sigamos también las palabras de Santiago y “no seamos solos oidores, sino también hacedores de la Palabra.”

En la Paz y la Justicia:P. Don MacMillan, S.J.

"Stuff The Truck"November 16th & 17thSt. Ignatius is teaming up with Campus Ministry at Boston Col-lege for its annual November food drive. Donations of any type of non-perishable food are welcome. Boxes will be available at church entrances that weekend. This event is in conjunction with BC's multi-faith Thanksgiving service which will be celebrated on Thursday, November 21st at 12:00 in the Heights Room in Corcoran Commons- all are welcome. Seniors' Luncheon:Wednesday, November 20th12:15 PM Mass with Anointing of the Sick, followed by lunch in the Friary Room. RSVP no later than Thurs-day, November 14th to Sr. Diane: 617-552-6107. Please bring in non-perishable foods for distribution by Catholic Charities.

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Please pray for: Sunday, November 10th8 a.m. - David O'Mahoney10 a.m. - John Andrew MacIlwain10 a.m. (Family) - Patrick Ryan12 p.m. - Ms. Fils5:30 p.m. - Meghan Martin

Monday, November 11th9 a.m. - David Barker

Tuesday, November 12th5:30 p.m. - Matthew Nagle

Wednesday, November 13th12:15 p.m. - Catherine & Francis Mannix and Mary Mannix Slaughter

Saturday, November 16th4 p.m. - Shamantha Xavier

Sunday, November 17th8 a.m. - Robert Powler10 a.m. - Jessica Catay12 p.m. - Tomasina Cullinan5:30 p.m. - Meghan Faria Martin

Racial Justice CommitteeBryan Massingale as quoted in National Catholic Reporter 2017“The deepest reason why I have chosen to be a Catholic ethicist who fo-cuses on racial issues stems from my understanding of racism. Although it can be seen as a political issue, sociological phenomenon or cultural divide, it’s Martin Luther King’s view of racism as a “soul sickness” that resonates most deeply. If racism is a soul sickness then we need to pro-vide a remedy that can reach the inner reaches of the human spirit.”

Book DiscussionNovember 10th|11:15 a.m. Parish Office ParlorA discussion of Part II of Richard Rohr’s book, The Universal Christ: How a Forgotten Reality Can Change Every-thing We See, Hope for, and Believe. All are welcome.

Men’s Spiritual GrowthThe next meeting will be on November 20th at 7 p.m. in

the Parish Office Parlor. All are welcome!

Peace, Justice & Reconciliation

Green Team PrayerCreator spirit, we Thank You for this beautiful world with its amaz-ing variety of animals and plants. May we never forget that we are stewards of Your Creation and that we hold it in trust for future generations.. Help us to respect the earth’s rich diversity and to share

with each other and all living creatures in responsible ways.Action - Reduce Waste

Do your dishes less often. Instead of after every meal, consider only running the dishwasher when you have a full load or sink. This reduces

your water use and saves money on your water bill.

Immigration CommitteePasaje de las Escrituras con que rezar esta semana:

“Dios no es Dios de muertos, sino de vivos, pues para él todos viven.” Lucas 20:38El Dios de la vida nos invita a vivir en libertad y dignidad. ¿Contribuyo yo a que los inmigrantes puedan vivir en libertad y dignidad en este país?

Scripture passage to pray about during the week:“He is not God of the dead, but of the living, for to him all are alive.” Luke 20: 38The God of life invites us to live in freedom and dignity. Am I help-

ing immigrants to live in freedom and dignity in this country?

Next Commission MeetingTuesday, November 12th

7 - 9 p.m. | Parish Office Garden Level

Comida CaseraMigration Stories Stories Potluck

Historias de Migración y Cena Potluck (de Traje)

Sunday, November 24th|6:30 p.m. - Friary RoomShare the story of your roots and your family's migration through food. Bring a dish to share inspired by your heritage or important to your family & gather with others in the St. Ignatius community. All are welcome! Hosted by the Immi-gration Sub-committee of the Peace, Justice & Reconcilia-tion Commission. Comparte la historia de las raíces y migración de tu familia a través de la comida. Trae un platillo inspirado por tu heren-cia cultural o importante para tu familia para compartirlo con otros en la comunidad de San Ignacio. ¡Todos están invitados!

Young Adult MinistryFriendsgiving Saturday, November 23rd5:00 p.m. | Friary RoomYoung adults are invited to join together in the spirit of grat-itude and friendship to celebrate Friendsgiving. All 20 & 30 Somethings are welcome! RSVP: https://bit.ly/2Ngye2b

Art Projects & SharingTuesdays 9:15 - 11:15 a.m. Parish Office Garden LevelBudding and proficient artists are invited to gather and prac-tice their craft. Bring your own supplies, projects and will-ingness to share (no oils). This is not an instructive class but rather a place to share art. Space is limited to ten participants. To register, contact Sr. Maureen Marr, SNDdeN: 617-921-8387

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Saint Ignatius of Loyola Church28 Commonwealth AvenueChestnut Hill, MA 02467

Phone: 617-552-6100 v Fax: 617-552-6101 v Email: ignatius@bc.edu v Web: stignatiuschestnuthill.orgPARISH OFFICE HOURS

Monday - Thursday: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m (Closed 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.)

The Parish StaffRev. Joseph Costantino, S.J., Pastor pastor.st.ignatius@bc.edu 617-552-6100Rev. Donald MacMillan, S.J., Associate Pastor macmilld@bc.edu 617-552-6100Rev. Gerald Finnegan, S.J., Senior Priest frfinnga@bc.edu 617-552-6100 Karen O’Reilly, Accounts/HR Manager karen.oreilly@bc.edu 617-552-6117Michael Sennett, Administrative Assistant/Media Specialist ignatius@bc.edu 617-552-6102Sr. Diane Vallerio, MFIC, Director of Outreach Ministries vallerio@bc.edu 617-552-6107Matt Anderson, Organist, Director of Music Ministries andersyw@bc.edu 617-552-6114Justin Hoch, Confirmation Coordinator hochj@bc.edu 617-552-6105Annarose Jowenson, Pre-K - 8 Coordinator jowenson@bc.edu 617-552-6103 Kathy Maher, Spiritual Life & Ignatian Community Development Coordinator katherine.maher@bc.edu 617-552-6112 Rev. Mr. Jason Downer, S.J., Transitional Deacon jason.downer@bc.eduRev. Mr. Doug Ray, S.J., Transitional Deacon douglas.ray@bc.eduJamie Huggins, Facilities Manager hugginja@bc.edu 617-552-6100Maureen Saldarini, Funeral Coordinator mcsaldarini113@gmail.com 617-552-6100Parish Pastoral Council pastoralcouncil@bc.edu

The Celebration of the Eucharist

Newcomers to St. Ignatius are invited and encouraged to formally register as members of the parish so that we can stay in touch with you via email with Faith Formation news, notice of special events, volunteer opportunities and more.

Registration forms are available at the back of the church in the gathering space or on the website.Please note that you must be registered for at least six months before we can issue any verification

of your status as a parishioner for godparent or sponsor letters.

CAP Team (Child Abuse Protection) Ensures the protection of all, providing training, consultation, and support. Kathy Maher, Chair katherine.maher@bc.eduMarc Gervais, Team Member mjg@gervaisdavenport.com

Other SacramentsReconciliation—Saturdays, 3:00 p.m. to 3:45 p.m. in the Upper Church or by appointment.Baptism—Adults are baptized at the Easter Vigil as part of the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA). Infant and child Baptisms are by arrangement. First Eucharist—Preparation begins in grade one and incudes classes, retreats, and home instruction. Children receive First Eucharist in grade two.Confirmation—Our Confirmation program begins in 9th grade; students are confirmed in the spring of 10th grade. For young adults who have been baptized but are not yet confirmed, contact the Parish Office.Matrimony—Parishioners, BC Grads and non-parishioners are welcome to be married at St. Ignatius. Contact the parish office for available dates and details. Anointing of the Sick—By arrangement. Contact the parish office.

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