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You are welcome Here We are a new parish, established in August of 2017, comprised of St. James and Immaculate Conception churches. We work together to invite all people to a deeper relationship with Jesus through our liturgies and opportunities to learn and to serve one another.

We are now in Ordinary Time and have lots to consider as we continue the regular work of Church after celebrating the four major seasons of Advent/Christmas and Lent/Easter. We pick up at week 11 of Ordinary Time after remembering the central mysteries of our faith during these special season of the church. It is now time to put into practice all that we have remembered and learned of our faith, and to continue on the road to becoming good disciples of Jesus Christ. The ordinary work of the pastoral team (Fr. Murray, Margo Morin, Steve Angelucci and Andrea Sevigny) included taking a day away together last week to reflect on the past nine months since my arrival. It has been a bit of a whirlwind with some of the repairs and projects, but most importantly, as a staff we have a sense that we

are moving in the right direction ― trying to call people to Discipleship in Jesus Christ, encouraging more people to participate in the life of the church and working to become a welcoming parish for new people while we continue to strengthen the faith lives of those who are here. In our looking back, we were able to see where we could improve and how we can work together better as a team to engage more parishioners in present and future ministries. We also took time to look at the entire liturgical and calendar year to get a sense of what is coming (including what we already know about Christmas and Easter, how we will celebrate them locally), how best to prepare, and how we might again engage more people in the life of the church. I hope that this will be the ordinary practice of the church for a long time to come. We are a church as that as the fathers of Vatican II said, “…. is always holy and always in need of conversion…(Lumen Gentium).” Our local conversion has initially been characterized by more transparency about all the administration and finances of the parish, and the need of repair for the buildings. It is also been characterized, I hope, by paying attention to how we pray together and educate ourselves for the task of making more disciples. There are a few important steps to achieving this that we are working on now that I want to mention. One is the Alpha program, which is helping many people to come to a deeper relationship in Jesus Christ. The leaders and participants of this program are everywhere in this parish and are taking their place among the longtime parishioners. This is something to celebrate every Sunday. The second is a small prayer practice we have on Tuesdays. The devotion to St. Anthony is prayed every Tues-day after Mass. We have moved to praying specifically for the unchurched every week and as we do this, I ask people to think of someone specific in their family. Another good practice we have is the idea of greeting one another as Mass begins and the wonderful tradition of prayer partners at the 6:30 PM Mass. All these little things and some of the big work will result in a great parish. This is what I hope will be the ordinary thing we say: “We have a great parish, rooted in the Eucharist and making disciples of Jesus Christ and sending them in to the world to carry His message.” Peace, Father Murray Building News. At Immaculate we have completed the project of the walkway from the parking lot to the back entrance of the church. We will have the soil around the walkway filled in so that it is even with the surrounding land. We also are in the process of upgrading the air conditioning in the hall at St. James and installing air conditioning for the offices. The air conditioners will also have heating elements in them so that we can save a little by not using the boiler in October and March/April. Thanks to Shaun Shea and the folks at Hotel Salem for their contribution of $3,600.00 for this project. It is a little more expensive than we were expecting, but on the other hand will be much more effective and efficient.

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Ahora estamos en Tiempo Ordinario y tenemos mucho que considerar mientras continuamos el trabajo regular de la Iglesia después de celebrar las cuatro estaciones principales de Adviento-Navidad y Cuaresma-Pascua. Retomamos la semana 11 del tiempo ordinario después de recordar los misterios centrales de nuestra fe durante esta temporada especial de la iglesia. Ahora es el momento de poner en práctica todo lo que hemos recordado y aprendido de nuestra fe y continuar en el camino para llegar a ser buenos discípulos de Jesucristo. El trabajo ordinario del equipo pastoral, padre Murray, Margo Morin, Steve Angelucci y Andrea Sevigny incluyó tomarse un día juntos la semana pasada para reflexionar sobre los últimos nueve meses desde mi llegada. Ha sido un poco como un torbellino con algunas de las reparaciones y proyectos, pero lo más importante es que tenemos la sensación de que nos estamos moviendo en la dirección correcta, tratando de llamar a las personas al discipulado en Jesucristo, alentando a más personas a participar en la vida de la iglesia y trabajando para convertirnos en una parroquia acogedora para nuevas personas mientras continuamos fortaleciendo la vida de fe de aquellos que están aquí. Al mirar hacia atrás, pudimos ver dónde podríamos corregir y cómo podemos trabajar mejor juntos como equipo para involucrar a más feligreses en los ministerios presentes y futuros. También nos tomamos el tiempo para mirar todo el año litúrgico y el calendario para tener una idea de lo que viene (aunque sabemos sobre Navidad y Pascua lo que vamos a hacer localmente) cómo prepararnos mejor y cómo podemos volver a involucrar más personas en la vida de la iglesia. Espero que esta sea la práctica ordinaria de la iglesia durante mucho tiempo por venir. Somos una iglesia así, como dijeron los padres del Vaticano II: ".... siempre es sagrada y siempre necesita conversión ... "(Lumen Gentium) Nuestra conversión local se ha caracterizado inicialmente por una mayor transparencia sobre toda la administración y las finanzas de la parroquia y la necesidad de reparar los edificios. También se ha caracterizado, espero, prestando atención a cómo oramos juntos y nos educamos para la tarea de hacer más discípulos. Hay algunos elementos importantes para lograr esto que estamos haciendo ahora y que quiero mencionar. Lo primero es que tenemos el programa Alpha, que está ayudando a muchas personas a llegar a una relación más profunda en Jesucristo. Los líderes y participantes de este programa están en todas partes en esta parroquia y están tomando su lugar entre los feligreses de toda la vida. Esto es algo para celebrar todos los domingos. Lo segundo es una pequeña práctica de oración que tenemos los martes. La devoción a San Antonio se reza todos los martes después de la misa. Hemos pasado a orar específicamente por los que no asisten a la iglesia todas las semanas y mientras hacemos esto, le pido a las personas que piensen en alguien específico de su familia. Otra buena práctica que tenemos es la idea de saludar a los demás a medida que comienza la misa y la maravillosa tradición de compañeros de oración en la Misa de las 6:30 PM. Todas estas pequeñas cosas y parte del gran trabajo resultarán en una gran parroquia. Espero que lo ordinario que digamos sea… "Tenemos una gran parroquia, enraizada en la Eucaristía que hace discípulos de Jesucristo y los envía al mundo para llevar su mensaje. Paz, Padre Murray Noticias de construcción. En Immaculada hemos completado el proyecto de la pasarela desde el estacionamiento hasta la entrada posterior de la iglesia. Tendremos rellenado el suelo alrededor de la pasarela para que esté a la par del terreno circundante. También estamos en el proceso de cambiar el aire acondicionado en la sala de St. James e instalar aire acondicionado para las oficinas. Los acondicionadores de aire se actualizarán y también tendrán elementos de calefacción en ellos para que podamos ahorrar un poco al no usar la caldera en octubre y marzo / abril. Gracias a Shaun Shea y a la gente del Hotel Salem por su contribución de $ 3,600.00 para este proyecto. Es un poco más caro de lo que esperábamos, pero por otro lado será mucho más efectivo y eficiente

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TODAY’S MASS READINGS:

The readings for the Masses of the 11th Sunday in Ordinary Time

in Year B can be found

starting at number 959 in the

Journeysongs book.

The prayers for the Mass are found

starting at number 140 (grey section).

UN MENSAJE DEL PADRE MURRAY

MONDAY, JUNE 18 8:30 AM Rosary at Immaculate Conception chapel 9:00 AM Mass at Immaculate Conception chapel 7:00 PM Choir practice ― St. James church TUESDAY, JUNE 19 8:30 AM Rosary at Immaculate Conception chapel 9:00 AM Mass at Immaculate Conception chapel 7:00 PM Mass at Immaculate Conception church ― en español WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20 8:30 AM Rosary at Immaculate Conception chapel 9:00 AM Mass at Immaculate Conception chapel 9:30 AM Knitting Group at St. James conference room 6:30 PM Bingo at St. James lower church hall THURSDAY, JUNE 21 8:30 AM Rosary at Immaculate Conception chapel 9:00 AM Mass at Immaculate Conception FRIDAY, JUNE 22 8:30 AM Rosary at Immaculate Conception chapel 9:00 AM Mass at IC chapel 6:00 PM Wedding Rehearsal at IC SATURDAY, JUNE 23 5:00 AM Hispanic Intercessory Prayer 3:00 PM Confessions at Immaculate Conception chapel 4:00 PM Mass at Immaculate Conception church Memorial: XX (please see the note on page 5) 5:30 PM Wedding at IC: Connelly/Doherty SUNDAY, JUNE 24 7:30 AM Mass at St. James church Memorial: XX 9:00 AM Mass at Immaculate Conception church Memorial: XX 10:30 AM Mass at St. James church Memorial: XX 12:00 PM Mass at Immaculate Conception church ― en español. 6:30 PM Mass at Immaculate Conception church 7:30 PM A Look at the Liturgy (see page 5 for more info.) PLEASE SEE OUR NOTE ABOUT 4:00 MASS INTENTIONS ON PG. 5

June 9-10, 2017 Offertory: $5,241.50 Online giving $ 621.77 Mail: $ 886.00 Total: $6,749.27 We have reached our Catholic Appeal goal

for this year― thank you!!

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By giving $10 or $20 in our weekly collection, you help make Masses more beautiful, ministries more personal, service to the poor more possible, and opportunities to grow in faith more plentiful. Thank you for your financial and prayerful support.

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ONLINE GIVING If you’ve never given online, now is a great time to start! Giving online helps you manage your budget, give more intentionally, and avoid the need

to remember to bring cash to Mass. It helps your parish by giving a dependable donation income weekly or monthly. It’s easy to sign up today: www.tinyurl.com/MQOAchurchgiving

MQOA E-NEWSLETTER You can be among the first to hear all the news and updates from Mary, Queen of the Apostles Parish. It’s so easy! Just visit our website, scroll to the bottom, and submit your email address. www.salemcatholiccommunity.org

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COMING IN JUNE: A LOOK AT LITURGY Fr. Murray invites you to a four-week look at the

Catholic liturgy ― its history, scriptural sources, and

rituals ― in a four-week series starting this June. Save the dates and join us on Sunday nights after the 6:30 PM Mass at Immaculate Conception for great snacks, information, and conversation. June 17, 24, and July 2 and 9 in the lower church hall. Bring your questions and your friends!

MQOA KNITTING GROUP Do you love to knit? Join us every Wednesday beginning March 7, from 9:30 to 11:30, at St. James conference room. We are eager to welcome new knitters. Coffee and goodies are served. Questions? Call Jeannette Chalifour at 978-745-4180 or Sister Yvette at 978-745-5316.

NOSTRA CULPA ― 4:00 MASS INTENTIONS Due to a clerical error, our 4:00 Masses were deleted from our calendar, and we may have lost some Mass intentions. If you have scheduled a memorial Mass on a Saturday at 4:00 in the future, please call our office to confirm that we still have it scheduled. We apologize for this error. -Fr. Murray

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COMING IN JULY: WITNESS U Christine Williams and Steven Antonio invite you to learn how to share your story of faith and life with others, in a four-week series this August. They’ll lead us in prayer and worship, teach a process of reflecting on our own stories, and give strategies for sharing our faith experience with others. Bring food/beverages to share. August 7, 14, 21, and 28 in the lower church hall at St. James. Bring your stories and your friends!

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If you have a bunch of friends who would be interested in gathering regularly to talk about faith, Beta Groups are for you! AND/OR, if you’ve done Alpha and came away thinking how much you’d love to keep meeting with a small group about faith, Beta Groups are for you too! Starting in May 2018, MQOA parish invites you to gather or join a bunch of good people (at a location you choose, and at a time that suits your schedule) to EAT, READ, PRAY, and GO.

share a meal together ― all good things start with food! use our prepared curriculum to read the coming Sunday’s Gospel and discuss what you read. Our printable guides will walk you through the steps (in a process similar to Lectio Divina) and help spark conversation, and will provide background and theological information to help your group learn.

pray for each other every time you meet. head back out into the world a little more inspired, a little more knowledgeable about your faith, and a little more connected with people in your life and our parish.

WOAH THIS SOUNDS AWESOME! HOW DO I START? Invite your friends to join you in a Beta Group. Choose a time and place to meet, and make a plan for food (you could meet at a restaurant, or go potluck at a group member’s home, or reserve space at one of our churches and have food delivered...or any combination of those!).

Register your group on our website, or click the link there to let us know you’re looking for a group to join. We’ll match you with an awesome group of people to

meet with! Do it NOW at www.salemcatholiccommunity.org/betas

We’ll sign you up for weekly emails with your Beta Group lessons. You can start right away!

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MASS MINISTER SCHEDULEs

MINISTRY SCHEDULE See the rest of our new s c h e d u l e o n l i n e a t salemcatholiccommunity.org (click on MINISTRIES) and in our sacristies.

JOIN A MINISTRY Our goal is to invite all into ministry as God is calling you. We hope to have enough to have each person serve only once a month. If you’d like to be trained as a Greeter, Altar Server (adults and young people), Lector (reader), Eucharistic Minister or Sacristan, please speak to Fr. Murray or

Margo Morin ― or email us at info@ salemcatholiccommunity.org

STEP RIGHT UP If you are trained as a liturgical minister and see that there is a need of help on a Mass where you are not scheduled to serve, please step up to help. Eucharistic Ministers are especially needed at Saturday’s 4:00 Mass.

SATURDAY, June 16 4:00 PM IC Greeters: Liz Borkowski Lectors: Marie Goreham Eucharistic Ministers: Nancy Roney *ministers needed

SUNDAY, June 17 7:30 AM SJ Greeters: Beth Griffin Lectors: Patrick Dooley Eucharistic Ministers: Dana Dooley Judy Quinlivan

9:00 AM IC Greeters: Carol Collins *greeters needed Lectors: Jerry Collins Eucharistic Ministers: David Arias Mark Carmody Sharon Paster

10:30 AM SJ Greeters: *greeters needed Altar Servers: Rinniel Jabonillo Renne Venico Lectors: Aida Oquendo-Nieves Eucharistic Ministers: Mary Ellen Abodeely Philip Abodeely Diane Lewandowski Christine Ndjee * ministers needed

6:30 PM IC Lectors: Karen Hayes

SATURDAY, June 23 4:00 PM IC Greeters: *greeters needed Lectors: Paula Keene Eucharistic Ministers: Joe Carmody *ministers needed

SUNDAY, June 24 7:30 AM SJ Greeters: *greeters needed Lectors: Joyce Harrington Eucharistic Ministers: Richard Poisson * ministers needed

9:00 AM IC Greeters: Victoria Jackson *greeters needed Lectors: Marie Brescia Eucharistic Ministers: Jo-Ann Gates Susan Sirois Darlene Willnow

10:30 AM SJ Greeters: *greeters needed Altar Servers: Azriel Taguiam Ryker Taguiam Lectors: Sr. Yvette Beauregard Eucharistic Ministers: Leo Higgins Susan Laperchia Aida Oquendo- Nieves Patrice Bergevin Steve Costello

6:30 PM IC Lectors: Stacey Walsh

SATURDAY, June 30 4:00 PM IC Greeters: Liz Borkowski Lectors: Kate Sousa Eucharistic Ministers: Jerry Judge *ministers needed

SUNDAY, July 1 7:30 AM SJ Greeters: *greeters needed Lectors: Mary Plue Eucharistic Ministers: Judy Quinlivan * ministers needed

9:00 AM IC Greeters: Ted Kobialka *greeters needed Lectors: Lloyd Ternes Eucharistic Ministers: Joe Szymanski Philip Moran David Henry

10:30 AM SJ Greeters: David DeVoe *greeters needed Altar Servers: Lindth Valsote Lour Drick Valsote Lectors: Anne DeVoe Eucharistic Ministers: David DeVoe Mary Ellen Abodeely Philip Abodeely Diane Lewandowski Christine Ndjee

6:30 PM IC Lectors: Millie Bergeron

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