Watertown Catholic Collaborative

Collaborative Business Office and Mailing Address 26R Chestnut Street, Watertown, MA 02472

(617) 926-9680

September 27, 2020

For parishioners at home Mass will be posted on our Watertown Catholic Collaborative Facebook Page Sunday 10:00am

Sacred Heart Church 770 Mount Auburn Street, Watertown, MA 02472

Saint Patrick Church 212 Main Street, Watertown, MA 02472 ________________________________ _________________________________

MASS SCHEDULE

MASS SCHEDULE

Weekend: Sunday: 7:30am (reservations required) Sunday: 12:00pm (reservations required) Weekdays: Tuesday: 7:30am

Thursday: 7:30am Saturday: 7:30am

Weekend: Saturday: 4:00pm (reservations required) Sunday: 10:00am (reservations required)

Weekdays: Monday: 7:30am Wednesday: 7:30am Friday: 7:30am

Beginning Oct. 4th!

WATERTOWN CATHOLIC COLLABORATIVE, SEPTEMBER 27TH, 2020

PASTORAL MESSAGE Jerry was an interesting person who seemed a bit larger than life. He grew up on a street not too far from my house. There are two things I remember about him. He rode a motorcycle, a Harley Davidson, and if he saw a group of young people, he’d often stop and show it off a bit which impressed many of the kids in the neighborhood. As impressive as the motorcycle was, he wasn’t the only person who owned a Harley. It was his job as a disc jockey at a local AM radio station that made him pretty close to being a star and a legend in the community. It was a small radio station that only reached a few towns within

its radius, and most days he was the only radio personality in the studio. At the top of the hour he was the newscaster and meteorologist, then he was spinning records, playing the hits of the early seventies by artists such as Carly Simon, the Doobie Brothers, the Jackson 5, Tony Orlando and Dawn, and other famous pop acts. Sometimes he’d interview local musical groups, usually high school kids with garage bands, and he’d play a few pieces of their music which I’m sure made them feel famous. Occasionally he’d play something a bit more controversial which would get people talking, but the standard pop and dance hits were the usual fare. One day I recall he was at morning Mass. I was in the fifth grade and was assigned to serve the Mass as an altar boy. He was with his family so most likely the Mass was being offered for a relative. I’m not sure if the priest who celebrated the Mass was the pastor, Fr. Albert Fairbanks who was a wonderful priest but had a formidable appearance or Fr. Joe Kane, who was a gifted priest that you could best describe as a gentle giant. Due to his height he towered over everyone which could be intimidating, but he was kind-hearted and would do anything for anyone. If either Fr. Fairbanks or Fr. Kane asked you to do something, you would not say no. “Yes, father” was always the correct response and that was the response they were used to hearing, until that morning when after Mass, Jerry the motorcycle riding celebrity DJ, was asked to be a lector. One of the perks of being an altar server at the 7 AM daily Mass was the reward after Mass. My father, who attended daily Mass and was a lector, always stopped for a cup of coffee and a donut at a local donut shop, and if I served, I got to go with him and have a donut and cup of hot chocolate. I felt pretty grown up sitting on a stool and listening to town goings on, even though I had no idea of what anyone was talking about, but I liked to think I was part of the conversation. I rarely said anything and if I did decide I had an opinion, as soon as my mouth would open, my father would give me a look which all but said “keep quiet and finish your donut.” After that daily Mass, who stopped in the donut shop but Jerry, the motorcycle riding DJ. He told my father how he was asked to be a lector and in no uncertain terms made it known there was no way he was going to wake up early and do the readings at Mass. He said he usually worked late, had other obligations, and he only went to Mass that morning because his mother wanted him at Mass. When he left the donut shop that morning, there was no question in the mind of anyone who heard the conversation that Jerry was not going to lector at Mass. He did change his mind. If he didn’t change his mind, there would not have been a story, but before we get to the rest of the story, it might be good to look at this week’s Gospel. In this weekend’s Gospel we hear of a man who has two sons. In the Bible, “two sons” is not always the best thing. Adam and Eve learned this with Cain and Abel. Isaac had two sons, Jacob and Esau, who did not get along. The story of the Prodigal Son begins with the words “A man had two sons” and this week we meet a man who has two sons. That being said, the story is not so much about conflict between two sons as it is about comparing the response of two people asked to do the same task. The two sons are asked to work in the vineyard, one says no, but changes his mind, the other says yes but never goes to work. Neither responds ideally but of the two, the son who changes his mind is the one who is viewed as more favorable. Saying “yes” is the proper response to what God asks of us, but the yes needs to be whole-hearted and enthusiastic. Jerry agreed to lector one day a week, but he did more than just lector. As he started reading at Mass, he became excited about his ministry. When it came to the Bible, he was on fire. He knew the major stories like the call of Abraham, Moses and the Ten Commandments, the stories involving King David and the lessons we could learn from stories like Queen Esther or the writings of the prophet Daniel. He knew the lesser known stories such as we find in the Book of Judith and Tobit. He began participating in Bible studies which in the mid 1970’s was new for Catholics, and he started teaching Confirmation classes. When he said yes, it was more than just a yes, it was a life changing yes. When God extends an invitation, it often turns out to be better than we could ever expect, more life giving than we ever knew it could be and can be life changing. So, when God asks, as the father asked his sons in this week’s story, we are called to say yes, but to recall if we say yes, it should be an enthusiastic response. If we have said no, chances are God is still extending the invitation, and our yes can lead to great possibilities we have never imagined. Fr. Tim Kearney

Daily Masses Resume! Daily Masses are now being celebrated in our Collaborative. Refer to the bulletin cover for details.

WATERTOWN CATHOLIC COLLABORATIVE, 26TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

Bulletin Submissions Please submit requests 10 days prior to publication date to: office@watertowncatholic.com or drop off copy at the Collaborative Office. Deadline may change during holidays. Please check with the office. Thank You.

SAINT VINCENT DEPAUL Society SAINT VINCENT DEPAUL Society

The Gospel today is a great example of saying,

“actions speak louder than words.”

As you put your gift in the Society of St. Vincent de Paul’s

poor box, know that you are putting your

faith into action.

WATERTOWN CATHOLIC COLLABORATIVE: CHURCH REOPENING DIRECTIVES

If you are feeling sick in any way, we implore you not to come to Mass. This is important for everyone’s safety!

Dispensation from the obligation to attend Mass remains in effect. Mass will be posted online each weekend.

Arriving at the Church A face covering or mask MUST be worn at all times in the Church unless you are a child under age two, a child between ages two and five where we leave it to the parent’s discretion, or you have a health issue that makes it overly burdensome for you to wear a mask.

Please arrive 30 minutes before the Mass begins. Entrance will be from the front of the Church only: Handicapped accessibility is by handicapped ramp in front of Sacred Heart and from elevator at front entrance at St. Patrick. No other entrances will be open. When you arrive, you are asked to check in and use the provided hand sanitizer before entering the Church Please bring your own personal hand sanitizer as well if you have it. There will be arrows on the floors directing one-way traffic flow, blue tape markers identifying available pews and volunteers assisting people to available pews.

Holy Communion process will be explained at each Mass.

Departing the Church Instructions will be given at the end of Mass regarding dismissal protocol to be followed.

Restrooms are available in the Church hall if needed. Children MUST be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Please Note:

All Church Clergy, Staff and Volunteers must

have their temperature taken on site upon

entering the Church.

Sign Up Procedure All who plan to attend Mass MUST sign up prior to showing up at the Church. No exceptions will be made at the door. An e-mail blast will be sent out to all registered parishioners on MONDAY using a program called Sign Up Genius. The preferred method to sign up is through this online platform. However, if you are unable to access Sign Up Genius, you can call or email the office by Friday at 12:00pm each week during normal business hours to sign up for mass This will allow staff time to prepare lists for the weekend. Maximum safely allowed per Mass is 100 at St. Patrick Church and 80 at Sacred Heart Church.

A Very Special Thank You!

As you pass by the front of Saint Patrick Church take a moment to admire the

two beautiful new flags.

Many thanks to The Watertown

Knights of Columbus for their generous donation

of these beautiful symbols of freedom and devotion.

WATERTOWN CATHOLIC COLLABORATIVE, SEPTEMBER 27TH, 2020

Sacred Heart Mass Intentions Saint Patrick Mass Intentions

PRAYER

Saturday, September 26, 2020 4:00pm Raffaele Timperio Sunday, September 27, 2020 10:00am Leah Busa Monday, September 28, 2020 7:30am Joseph Russo Wednesday, September 30, 2020 7:30am For the People of Saint Patrick Friday, October 2, 2020 7:30am Intention of the Celebrant Saturday, October 3, 2020 4:00pm Joyce DiDonato Sunday, September 27, 2020 10:00 Deceased Members of the Hibernians from across Massachusetts

Sunday, September 27, 2020 7:30am Deceased Members of the Diliberto & Stefanini Families

Tuesday, September 29, 2020 7:30am Intention of Celebrant Thursday, October 1, 2020 7:30am For the People of Sacred Heart Saturday, October 3, 2020 7:30am Intention of Celebrant Sunday, October 4, 2020 7:30am Deceased Members of the Giovannangelo Family 12:00pm Gail Marie Gorman

Your prayers are requested for Neal Bellis and for his family and friends who mourn. May all our departed rest in the peace of the Lord.

Watertown Catholic Collaborative FOOD PANTRY

Open for those with Food Insecurity Thursday, October 1, 10:00-11:45

DONATIONS: Non perishable foods can be left at the Food Pantry door Tuesday, Thursday. and Friday between 9:00am—12:00pm. 770 Mount Auburn Street.

For everyone’s safety we are blessed to have a small dedicated group of volunteers working to keep our pantry open. Please pray for them!

In Loving Memory

Great News - Worldwide Marriage Encounter has gone "Virtual"!

To support married couples during this time of social distancing, Worldwide Marriage Encounter is sponsoring a virtual marriage experience called Restore – Rekindle – Renew. This Enrichment Experience will meet via Zoom for seven sessions on Monday evenings September 14 to October 26 from 7-9:30 PM. Couples will explore their individual personality styles, improve listening and communication skills, understand God’s plan for their marriage, and learn how to keep their relationship a priority. Registration is limited and a $100 application fee is required. For more information or to apply, call Stephen & Michelle O'Leary at 800-710-9963 or visit them at wwmema.org.

40 Days for Life is a grassroots campaign of prayer and fasting, peaceful vigil, and community outreach to end abortion. Over 17,226 babies have been confirmed saved since 2007 by people offering help to women in

crisis pregnancies. From September 23 to November 1, the Boston campaign will be keeping vigil on the sidewalk in front of Planned Parenthood, 1055 Commonwealth Ave., from 7 am to 7 pm daily.

Sign up to participate at 40daysforlife.com or contact Rita Russo at

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WELCOME Pope Francis tells us “always know in your heart that God is by your side; he never abandons you! Let us never lose hope! Let us never allow it to die in our hearts!” As Christians, we are always growing as people of faithfulness and people of hope. Whether you’re an active practicing Catholic, or don’t know the last time you attended a Mass, God still wants to be part of your life no matter your circumstances. You are always welcome here as part of our community of faith to learn, to grow, and to pray.

WATERTOWN CATHOLIC COLLABORATIVE, 26TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

SACRIFICIAL GIVING Sacred Heart Parish & Saint Patrick Parish

Saint Patrick Parish has had secure online giving since 2013, with over 100 parishioners giving regularly. At this time we en-courage BOTH parishes to use this site for easily making their donations. Sacred Heart parishioners can enter a note online (special intention) that they want donations to go to Sacred Heart and we have the capability of transferring that money to the proper parish account. The link to sign up for online giving is: www.osvonlinegiving.com/1470.

There are baskets located immediately at the entrance to the church for your weekly offertory contributions. We continue to encourage parishioners to sign up for online giving, or we invite you to mail in or drop off envelopes to the secure mailbox outside the Collaborative office door.

Please continue to prayerfully consider how you can continue to offer your weekly financial support to our parishes.

In this week's psalm, David is not only asking for forgiveness and direction, but also for God's will. I don't know about you, but so many times, I optimistically pray for my will. Often I forget to acknowledge the goodness of a God who knows how to fix what I have broken; the God who knows His creation best and how He is working His plan. I try to remain hopeful, however, that what's best for me will always win over what I think is best for me. Is there a difference between being optimistic and being hopeful though? I think so. Optimism seems to be grounded in our humanness, a judgement based on our perception of our own abilities and activities. Hope, on the other hand, has the divine attached to it. Hope is assurance based on the nature of God. Optimists expect something to happen, and usually within a certain time frame. Even the biggest optimist can be disappointed. Those who hope in God know something is already happening, but not when it will become evident. Hopeful people are never disappointed. I don't think God is an optimist, but rather eternally hopeful. God never fails to hope in our ability to turn to Him and pay back in full the gift of our existence through eternal praise and thanksgiving. We may not actually do it... but He knows we can! He keeps loving us and giving us the grace to do it again and again until our choice is sealed in death. Jesus teaches us that we must love one another as He does because we share in God's divine life. We can't give up on anyone whom God is still choosing to will into existence; that would be to give up on God. The same holds true for ourselves. When we are brought low in the world because of our sins, we tend to think that what has happened to us through our own choices can only be reversed through our own efforts. Lucky for us, God has unlimited resources! We just have to ask Him to use them. May we measure everything by God, whose borders are out of sight, and live in the hope of His mercies in our lives.

This Week’s Psalm Reflection

Your ways, O LORD, make known to me; teach me your paths, guide me in your truth and teach me, for you are God my savior.

Remember that your compassion, O LORD, and your love are from of old. The sins of my youth and my frailties remember not; in your kindness remember me, because of your goodness, O LORD.

Good and upright is the LORD; thus he shows sinners the way. He guides the humble to justice, and teaches the humble his way.

MARRIAGE Couples need to make an appointment with a Priest at least six months before the wedding date.

COLLABORATIVE STAFF COLLABORATIVE STAFF

The Most Reverend Robert Reed, Pastor Reverend Timothy Kearney, Administrator John Beagan, Collaborative Deacon Karen DeAlmeida, Director of Finance & Operations Carol Salerno, Faith Formation Assistant Carly Reidy, Administrative Assistant Christine Breen, Faith Formation Coordinator Gr. K-6 Matthew Chick, Faith Formation Coordinator Gr. 7-10

MISSION STATEMENT Sacred Heart and Saint Patrick Parishes form the Watertown Catholic Collaborative. We are a Roman Catholic Community that dedicates itself to providing an unconditional welcome to all.

We proclaim the Good News of our Lord Jesus Christ through the power of His Word, faith formation, service, and fellowship. Our mission centers on the celebration of the Eucharist

with a desire to exemplify Christ’s love and joy through the guidance of the Holy Spirit.

Office Hours: Office hours will vary. Please email or call for assistance. Email: office@watertowncatholic.com Fax: (617) 926-3715

Watertown Catholic Collaborative Collaborative Business Office and Mailing Address

26R Chestnut Street, Watertown, MA 02472 (617) 926-9680

Patrice Buckley, Interim Collaborative Music Director Bernie Clark, Facilities Dave Pendergast, Facilities Annette Clark, Wedding Coordinator John Mosca, Collaborative Weekend Sacristan

BAPTISM Contact office@watertowncatholic.com for more information.

COFFEE HOUR Suspended until further notice.

WATERTOWN COLLABORATIVE FOOD PANTRY Open Thursdays. Check listing inside bulletin for details. DONATIONS Tues, Thurs. & Fri 9am-12pm

SACRAMENTAL EMERGENCIES Anointing of the Sick/Last Rites will remain available as normal. If a loved one is in need of the Sacrament of the Sick or List Rites, please call the Collaborative Office at 617-926-9680 and the answering service will contact the priest directly.

OFFICE HOURS Collaborative Office hours will vary. All business will be conducted over telephone and mail. Visitors are welcome to drop business items into the locked mailbox outside office entrance.

FUNERAL MASSES Funerals may be scheduled at St. Patrick and Sacred Heart. Music may not be available at Sacred Heart due to location of piano and COVID restrictions. Attendance is limited to immediate family members. Please contact the Collaborative Office for details.

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