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Sunday, January 17

NO Elementary Grade Classes - Holiday Weekend NO Classes for 9/10th Grades—Holiday Weekend No 5:30p.m. Mass * There will not be a 5:30p.m. Mass during the Month of January, the Mass time will resume on February 7, 2016 Monday, January 18

Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday-Rectory Closed

8:30a.m.—Rosary (before 9:00a.m. Mass) in the Church Tuesday, January 19

8:30a.m.—Rosary –Church

7:00p.m.—Scriptural Rosary—Church

WEDNESDAY, January 20

6:45p.m.—Edge Program—Hall

7:00p.m.—Prayer Group—Lower Rectory THURSDAY, January 21

8:30a.m.—Rosary –Church

FRIDAY, January 22

8:30a.m.—Rosary –Church Saturday, January 23 7:00a.m.—Men’s Group Meeting in the Hall

9:30a.m.—10:30a.m.—Eucharistic Adoration with Benediction Sunday, January 24

Elementary Grade Classes Resume

Session I (8:15am-9:15am) Session II (10:45am-11:45am)

1st Eucharist Parent Meeting during Class Time Classes for 9/10th Grades Resume—6:45pm-8:15pm No 5:30p.m. Mass * There will not be a 5:30p.m. Mass during the Month of January, the Mass time will resume on February 7, 2016

Saturday, January 16

4:00�" V�Q�R Rev. James Caffery

Sunday, January 17

7:30�" Weekend Mass

9:30�" Weekend Mass Monday, January 18

9:00�" Weekday Mass

Tuesday, January 19

9:00�" Jennie Cynkus

No Mass Wednesday

Thursday, January 21

9:00�" Joseph P. Collins

Friday, January 22

9:00�" Weekday Mass Saturday, January 23

9:00�" Weekday Mass

4:00�" V�Q�R Arthur & Cecile Thibault

Sunday, January 24

7:30�" Weekend Mass

9:30�" John Sforza

PARISH CALENDAR

PRAYER REQUESTS

Please remember the following

intentions in your prayers this week. For Peace in our World. For all those who are sick, especially Frances Guarino,

Rosalie Sweeney, Dan Melling, Gloria Fallon, Bruce Ripley,

Christine Vallis, Jack Donovan, Jonathan Allen, Patricia Ayers

Dorothy Pojasek, Mary Lombard Tkachuk, Jim Wedge. For all those who work and live in war-torn countries. For all those who serve our country in the Armed Forces, especially, Joseph Shelzi. For all the deceased members of Our Lady of Hope Parish. *Sick or Ill prayer requests must be made by the individual or

immediate family member.

MASS INTENTIONS

YEAR OF MERCY: The Pope’s Prayer Intentions

for January 2016 And Suggested Works of Mercy Universal IntenVon: Interreligious Dialogue

That sincere dialogue among men and women of different faiths

may produce the fruits of peace and jus�ce

Instruct the Ignorant (Spiritual Work of Mercy)

• Review the Apostles Creed and prepare a brief descrip2on of

what it means to be a Catholic that you can share with others.

• Speak with a friend of another religious faith and learn about

his/her beliefs.

Evangelization Intention: Christian Unity That by means of dialogue and fraternal charity and with the grace

of the Holy Spirit, Chris�ans may overcome divisions.

Welcome the Stranger (Corporal Work of Mercy)

Invite a neighbor or colleague of another faith to your home

for dinner and conversa2on. A5end an interreligious program in

your community.



WEEKEND COLLECTION :

SUNDAY , JANUARY 10, 2016

OFFERTORY : $3 ,958.00

GRAND ANNUAL : $85,552.00

Our Parish Tithe

This week tithe of $99.00

will be given to St. Vincent de Paul Society.

Thank you for your

Faithfulness and Generosity!

Second Collections:

January 17—Special Collection—Archdiocese

January 24—Church in Latin America

This collection supports the Church in Latin America (CLA). The CLA

provides support for pastoral projects in financially poorer dioceses in

Latin America and the Caribbean. CLA funds catechetical and lay lead-

ership programs, youth ministry, evangelization programs and for-

mations programs for religious, priests and deacons. CLA is making it

possible for the Catholic faithful in the Western hemisphere to help

each other. Please visit: www.usccb.org/catholicgiving/opportunities-

for-giving/latinamerica/index.cfm for more information.

"Witness to Life" Pilgrimage to D.C

March for Life January 22, 2016

On January 21, 2016, young people from the Archdiocese of

Boston will depart to join hundreds of thousands of their

peers in Washington, DC, at the 43rd annual March for Life

on January 22nd, 2016. This powerful event began as a small

demonstra2on on anniversary of the historic Roe v. Wade

decision. Today, the March for Life is the largest pro-life

event in the world and is a great opportunity to witness to

the dignity of all human life, especially the most vulnerable in

our society - the unborn. We are happy to once again invite

you to join Cardinal Sean O’Malley and the Archdiocese of

Boston on this life changing pilgrimage to rise up and

witness to life in 2016! We have four dis2nct tracks to best

serve all those interested, including a middle school, high

school, young adult, and family track. Please visit

www.bostoncatholic.org/witnesstolife or contact us at

[email protected]; 617-746-5766 for more

informa2on.

We would like to extend an

invitation for children, ladies and

gentlemen to join in helping our

parish to pray in song. A lovely

group of singers can also produce

a beautiful choir solo from time to

time. If you would like to join this beautiful ministry please

see Joan Riley, our music director after Masses or call her at

978-356-5494 and email [email protected]

Mass Schedule Change—January 2016

There will be no Sunday 5:30 PM Masses for the month

of January, 2016.

The Sunday 5:30 PM Mass will resume on

Sunday, February 7, 2016. There are a few reasons why

the Masses have been canceled. I will be away on two of

the Sundays and we are not able to get any priest to

cover the 5:30 PM Masses. There is no problem with the

other Sunday Masses, just the 5:30 PM Masses. Also,

there are a few “holiday weekends” involved and very

few attend when that happens. But, the Sunday 5:30 PM

Mass will resume on February 7, 2016. On a general note, I will have to say that since the 5:30

PM Mass started in September, the attendance has not

been good, many times the lectors and ministers have

not shown up, no consistent ushers, etc. The only strong

point has been the Music ministry! The Sunday 5:30 PM

Mass may be a concern for the future.

January 17

January 24

January 31

2015 CONTRIBUTION STATEMENTS If you would like a statement of the contributions you made in

2015 with OLOH envelopes, please contact the Rectory office at

978-356-3944. For those who have been making contributions

through Online Giving, you are able to print a statement yourself

when logged into your account. The Parish is also able to issue

contribution statements for donations made through Online

Giving. If you are not currently receiving envelopes and would

like to, please let us know.

Increased Weekly Giving Program

Last weekend, Our Lady of Hope Church is beginning an Increased

Weekly Giving Program. It is very import that our parish improves its

financial well being. In the coming week, every family will be asked

to consider a reasonable increase in their current weekly offering and

make consistent use of our parish envelope system. Please use the

special response envelope enclosed with Fr. Keyes’ le_er next week-

end to indicate your new total weekly giving amount. The following

weekend, simply return to your regular envelopes while maintaining

your new giving amount. Pray for the success of this most necessary

program.



Our Lady of Hope Parish

Increased Weekly Giving Program

Please use the special response envelope

included in the letter that has been mailed.

Mr. & Mrs. Alan Adams

1123 Main Street

Ipswich, MA 01938

Env. #1234

OGH LIJK LM HLNO, INPQRST, MA

We need every parish family to consider increasing

their weekly offertory contribution on a

consistent weekly basis.

Please return this envelope next weekend!

In doing so you will not receive any further request mailings.

This will help us to meet our financial obligations.

Thank you for your cooperation!



January 17 – Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

Mary’s last words in the Gospel are, “Do whatever he

tells you.” (btw, Cardinal O’Malley’s episcopal mo_o). Mary

says these words to us too – to you and me. What is He telling

us to do? Read today’s psalm: “Proclaim his marvelous deeds

to all the naVons.” Paul reminds us that each of us has been

given special gics. Do you recognize the special gics that the

Spirit has given to YOU?

Pray for the grace to use your gics to proclaim his

marvelous deeds - to family, neighbors, friends,

co-workers. Pray for those who will proclaim his

marvelous deeds at the March for Life this week in

Washington.

Afternoon of Prayer for Pastoral Visitors and Ministers

of Communion to the Sick Acernoon of Prayer for Pastoral Visitors and Ministers of

Communion to the Sick Sunday, January 31, 2016, St. Joseph,

Wakefield, 1:00-3:00pm. There is no charge for this acernoon of

prayer. Please register by calling 617-779-3648 or email

[email protected]. From the Office of Spiritual Life

Project Rachel

During the Year of Mercy, Project Rachel extends a special

invitaVon to women suffering from the pain of aborVon to

experience God’s Mercy at a one-day retreat for hope and

healing. Retreats will held at confidenVal locaVons on Saturday

February 20, March 19 and June 4. Referrals for sacramental

reconciliaVon to specially trained priests are also available

throughout the year. For more informaVon, contact Project

Rachel at 508.651.3100 or [email protected].



ENRICH YOUR MARRIAGE!

The Archdiocese of Boston has a new marriage preparation

program, Transformed in Love, that is being implemented through-

out the Archdiocese. We need more married couples to help with

the program. For more information, including the top 10 reasons

for being involved, please visit www.BostonCatholic.org/Training.

Maybe this is something God is calling you to do!

ARE YOU GETTING MARRIED OR KNOW

SOMEONE WHO IS?

Attend the new archdiocesan program Transformed in Love.

Programs are offered regularly, but space is limited and

pre-registration required. A previous participant commented:

“A must have. Fantastic. I would strongly recommend to all

couples getting married.” Another participant said, “It was

fabulous! We truly enjoyed [the program] and really grew as a

couple.” For more information visit www.BostonCatholic.org/

TransformedinLove

NATURAL FAMILY PLANNING (NFP) – EFFECTIVE, NATURAL AND MORAL

Couples use modern NFP not only for its effectiveness but also for

its marriage building qualities. It is never too late to learn and

practice Natural Family Planning. Access more information at

617-746-5803 or www.BostonCatholic.org/NFP.Weekly Mailing Struggling in Your Marriage? - You are not Alone! If your marriage is tearing the two of you apart, if there is little

or no meaningful communication, if you are considering

separation or divorce, we believe Retrouvaille can help. You are

NOT alone! Our peer ministry is led by couples who have lived

through the honeymoon phase often followed by deep

disillusionment before finally finding resurrection in their

marriages using the tools taught in this program. Rediscover

a loving marriage with a Retrouvaille (pronounces re-tro-vy)

weekend. The 2014/2015 New England Retrouvaille marriage

renewal weekends will be held on: January 8-10, 2016 April 8-10, 2016 Sept. 16-18, 2016 To register for the weekend or for more information, call 1-800-

470-2230 or visit: www.HelpOurMarriage.com.

By Dr. Sco" Hahn

In the Wedding Second Sunday in Ordinary Time (Cycle C)

Isaiah 62:1-5

Psalm 96:1-3, 7-10

1 Corinthians 12:4-11

John 2:1-12

Think of these first weeks a^er Christmas as a season of

"epiphanies." The Liturgy is showing us Who Jesus is and what

He has revealed about our rela2onship with God. Last week and the week before, the imagery was royal and filial

- Jesus is the newborn king of the Jews who makes us co-heirs

of Israel's promise, beloved children of God. Last week in the

Liturgy we went to a Bap2sm.

This week we're at a wedding. We're being shown another

dimension of our rela2onship with God. If we're sons and

daughters of God, it's because we've married into the family. Have you ever wondered why the Bible begins and ends with a

wedding - Adam and Eve's in the garden and the marriage

supper of the Lamb (compare Genesis 2:23-24 and Revela2on

19:9; 21:9; 22:17)?

Throughout the Bible, marriage is the symbol of the covenant

rela2onship God desires with His chosen people. He is the

Groom, humanity His beloved and sought-a^er bride. We see

this reflected beau2fully in today's First Reading. When Israel breaks the covenant she is compared to an

unfaithful spouse (see Jeremiah 2:20-36; 3:1-13). But God

promises to take her back, to "espouse" her to Him forever in

an everlas2ng covenant (see Hosea 2:18-22).

That's why in today's Gospel, Jesus performs His first public

"sign" at a wedding feast. Jesus is the divine Bridegroom

(see John 3:29), calling us to His royal wedding feast

(see Ma5hew 22:1-14).

By His New Covenant, He will become "one flesh" with all

humanity in the Church (see Ephesians 5:21-33). By our

Bap2sm, each of us has been betrothed to Christ as a bride to

a Husband (see 2 Corinthians 11:2).

The new wine that Jesus pours out at today's feast is the gi^ of

the Holy Spirit given to His bride and body, as today's Epistle

says. This is the "salva2on" announced to the "families of

na2ons" in today's Psalm.

A service of the St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology

www.Salva�onHistory.com

Steubenville East Conference July 2016

Do you wish there was a place that you could bring your teens

to encounter thousands of other young Catholics, hear from

national speakers and enter into profound worship with the aid

of professional musicians? Yes, such an event exists, AND its

right in our backyard! The annual Steubenville East Youth

Conference will be held in Lowell, MA again this coming year

from July 15th – 17th, 2016. If you are interested in learning

more about this event, email Mike [email protected].

*Please note: Registration will open on January 15th, 2016 and

this event is known to sell out quick.

I don’t read the Bible,

I listen to it…..

Pope Francis @Pontiflex



IPSWICH FOOD PANTRY Baskets have been placed near Church entrances for

dona2ons of non-perishable foods for the Ipswich

Food Pantry which is located at the Methodist Church.

While you may bring dona2ons on any weekend.

We have designated the second weekend of each month

as “Ipswich Food Pantry Weekend”.

PROTECTING GOD’S CHILDREN PROGRAM ( e � � f � � f � � � � Q )

Protecting God’s Children is an educational program for ALL people interested in increasing their awareness of ways to keep children from becoming victims of abuse. The program is REQUIRED for all who volunteer in the Archdiocese in any area of service. It is also an excellent program for all PARENTS, as well as for anyone who work or volunteer with children or in places where children are.

DIDYOU KNOW...

GET INVOLVED IN PARISH SAFETY PROGRAMS Parents and guardians play a key role in the success of parish

programs for young people. Parents and guardians who are

involved in parish programs and events will be in the best

position to protect their own children as well as all the children

in the parish community. Involvement and communication are

important factors in helping to ensure safe environments for all

of our children. Contact the parish office for more information

on how you can become actively involved in the safe

environment training programs in our parish. For particular help you may call The Office of Child

Advocacy, Archdiocese of Boston, 617-746-5994

Our Lady of Hope is committed to keeping our most vulnerable within our community safe.

Everyone is invited to attend the Protecting God’s Children program and be involved in this most

important initiative.

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Please do not allow your child/children to go

downstairs to the church hall or the restrooms alone.

For their safety, please be sure they are always

accompanied by an adult family member.

P lease remember the work of our

St. Vincent de Paul Society as you leave Mass

each weekend The need is great.

Receptacles for donations to the poor and

needy are at the church entrances. Thank you for

your continued support! Remember that what we do for the

least of our brothers and sisters we do for HIM.

God Bless you! Visit our blog: www.svdpipswich.blogspot.com

The IPSWICH DINNERBELL Community Meal program is

served every Monday, 5-6:00 �" at the Masonic Hall,

Topsfield Rd., Ipswich, MA Free of Charge. This program, sponsored by several churches and town

organizations, is open to all: children, youth, families and

seniors. It offers a chance to connect with the community and

meet old and new friends. In addition, you can become a part of

the process by offering to help prepare and serve a meal either

by affiliation with a church, an organization such as Rotary, the

Ipswich Schools, a business or on your own.

For more information, contact:

Diane Fitzgerald, Coordinator

for Our Lady of Hope at 508-451-1565

We encourage you to attend this unique community

experience and get to know your “neighbor.”

Knights of Columbus

Council 498 meets the 2nd Tuesday of

the Month at Club 498 Hall,

9 Topsfield RD, Ipswich, MA

If interested in becoming a member,

please contact: Mathew Faino at 978-356-7812

The Ipswich Lions Club accepts used

eyeglasses they can be dropped into the

yellow mailbox located at the edge of the

parking lot. These glasses are recycled and

sent to missions in South America.

Thank you for your support, Your Local Lions Club

Please donate... WHOLE, � #�f, � �i��, � !� f��, #�� f� ��" f�� S� �� !�� They will be used to purchase food and goods for

the poor and needy .

Donation Box is located in back of Church

T h a n k Y o u !



Pastor:

Rev. Thomas E. Keyes DIRECTORS OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Nancy Salah, 978-356-2522; [email protected] PRESCHOOL THROUGH GRADES 5 Elisa St. Clair, 978-356-2522; [email protected] GRADES 6 THROUGH 11 PARISH SECRETARY :

Joanne DiNatale, 978-356-3944

MUSIC M INISTRY :

Joan Riley, Music Director 978-356-5494, [email protected]

John Maher, Music Leader

MAINTENANCE : Richard Gillis, Branden Soroka

SACRISTAN: Alma Caren

PASTORAL COUNCIL: Barbara Habina, Vice-Chair

FINANCE COUNCIL: Michael Nelligan, Chair

SACRAMENT OF B APTISM

First and Third Sunday of each month at 1:00 Nd in the Church.

A Catechesis for parents and godparents will be held prior to the

Sacrament of Baptism. If you are planning a baptism in the future,

please call the rectory to make arrangements (978) 356-3944.

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE

Engaged couples, please contact Fr. Tom at least 6 months prior

to the intended date.

Little Rock Bible Study: Elisa St. Clair Cursillo & Ultreya: Nancy Salah Saturday Men’s Group: 356-3944 Our Lady’s Rosary Ministry: Marcia Dalton

(All invited to join in this powerful prayer) Catholic Women’s Club: Mary Maloney, President Music Ministries: Joan Riley Bring Eucharist to Sick/Shut-ins: Elisa St.Clair Children’s Liturgy: Nancy Salah Vacation Bible School: Nancy Salah or Elisa St. Clair Eucharistic Ministry & Lectoring: Elisa St. Clair RCIA: Elisa St. Clair Saint Vincent de Paul: David Pauley, President Knights of Columbus: David French 356-3890 Hospitality Committee: Individuals are needed to

bake, set up for collation, greet parishioners, etc.

PPP lease consider sharing your gifts and talents.

For more information or to have a committee

leaders contact you call the rectory at (978) 356-3944.

FAITH INFORMATION Looking for Information about our Catholic Faith or interested in

what is happening in the Archdiocese of Boston??? Check out

the Archdiocese of Boston’s website: www.bostoncatholic.org or rcab.org. This is a great way to find out what is happening

throughout the Boston area. There is a wide variety of sites that

can take you from what is happening locally and around the

world in the Catholic Faith. If you are traveling from home find

the catholic churches in the area you will be visiting.

M INISTRY OPPORTUNITIES

REGISTRATION: If you are new to our parish, please

introduce yourself to Fr. Tom following Mass and to formally

be a part of our parish, please contact the rectory office.

PARISH ENVELOPES for your weekly donation allows us to

keep record for tax purposes. If you are not currently receiving

them and would like to, please call the rectory.

EMAILS: Please to let us know if your email has changed or if

you are not receiving emails from our parish. We periodically

send out notices and announcements of upcoming events and

want to be sure you do not miss hearing about them.

FAITH FORMATION: Questions regarding current,

upcoming programs and/or sacramental programs available at

our Parish, please contact Fr. Tom, Nancy Salah or

Elisa St. Clair.

MASS SCHEDULE Weekend : S a t u r d a y V i g i l : 4 : 0 0 � "

Sunday: 7 :30�" • 9:30�" • 5:30�" (S��f.13-M�� 17)

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Saturdays following the 9:00�" M��

9:30�"—12:00�" N�� with Benediction of the

Blessed Sacrament

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ONLINEGIVING: We are pleased to offer this

convenienceconvenience to our parishioners and visitors. It’s easy,

secure and flexible to make contributions to support our

Parish. You may contribute using direct withdrawals

(ACH) or credit cards (Visa, MasterCard and American

Express). Simply go to our website: ipswichcatholics.org

and follow the step by step instructions or call the

rectory if you need assistance.

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INSURANCE AGENCY, INC.

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Located on the grounds of Beverly Hospital

and member of Lahey Health Senior Care,

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Celebrating 40 Years of Patient Care!

Hugh M. O’Flynn, M.D. Special Interest in Adult Reconstructive Surgery

77 Herrick Street The Medical Building

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We remain true to our vision to positively affect the lives of every person, business and organization

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