Maccabbees - Woman with Seven Sons
Wojciech Stattler (1800-1875)
Saint Paul Parish
Hamilton/Wenham, MA
Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
November 10, 2019
Eucharistic Adoration
Every Saturday from 12:00 Noon until 3:00 pm in the chapel.
Sacraments
Baptism:
Usually the second Sunday of the month at 11:30 am. An instruction for parents and sponsors is held usually the
First Friday of the month at 7:00 pm in the Church Hall. Contact the Rectory to make arrangements.
Confession:
Saturday from 3:45 – 4:15 pm in the
Penance Room with special times during Advent and Lent.
Matrimony:
Contact the Rectory to receive information. A preparation period of at least six months must be allowed.
Couples are required to attend a Matrimony Preparation Program during this time.
Pastoral Visitation:
The Eucharist and the Anointing of the Sick
can be brought to our parishioners confined to their homes. Also, a friendship visit can be made to parishioners.
Kindly contact the Rectory.
Vocations to the Priesthood and Religious Life:
If you feel called to consider a vocation to the priesthood or
religious life, please speak to the pastor. You are invited to see the Archdiocesan website: www.bostoncatholic.org. We are all asked to support and pray for vocations.
Wills and Bequests:
They have been very helpful to
Saint Paul’s Parish over the years and we hope they will continue to assist the parish in its good works now and in the future. Kindly speak to the pastor and/or Parish Office so that we may answer any question and provide guidance if you desire. Your consideration of a bequest upon death to the parish is very much
appreciated.
50 Union Street
Hamilton, MA 01982
978-468-2337
Website: www.churchofsaintpaul.net
Email: stpaulsparish@verizon.net
Fax: 978-468-6538
Pastor
Reverend Michael Lawlor
Welcome to all new parishioners!
Please introduce yourself after Mass or at the Office.
Music Director
Joseph Cipoletta
jppcip@msn.com
Parish Secretary
Lucy Cronan
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
(978) 468-3617
P.R.E.P
Grades 1 - 5
Kristen Monahan klmonahan1019@gmail.com
S.P.Y.M
spym.notes@gmail.com
Debra Brown
Grades 6-8
Scott Smith
Grades 9-10
Religious Education Office
is located in the Parish Hall.
There is an elevator for handicapped access to the church located in the rear of the building.
Saturday 4:30 pm
Sunday 8:00 am & 10:15 am
Weekdays 9:00 am, except Thursdays
Mass Schedule
Parish Offices
A Happy Death
Dear Friends
,
The Church has enjoyed a beautiful tradition during November of remembering the faithful departed. A happy death follows from a life of fidelity and joy. Hope in God allows us to place our complete trust in Him. Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI artfully describes the hope we place in God with his encyclical, Spe Salvi, (Saved by Hope), 2007. One of his dominant themes is that we learn hope through prayer. Our fidelity to prayer, both in easy and difficult times, allows us to trust in God’s abiding presence. The Holy Father also teaches in this letter that we practice hope through suffering. Suffering is a part of every life and we experience it through our pain. Joy is still possible and is found in a life that trusts in God, never loses heart, and is faithful with our responsibilities to Him and one another.
The kingdom value of joy is meant to be captured in this life while anticipating the eternal joy which awaits us. Joy was one of the three kingdom values which Christ taught. Later, Saint Paul was to place joy as one of the fruits of the Holy Spirit. We experience joy when we practice justice and strive to live in peace with God and one another. Joy comes from a knowledge that we are made in God’s image and we are of inestimable worth before Him. Other people have no right to demean us because God does not demean us. At times our lives can become harried as we are subjected to meanness or coarseness. We should take solace in the assurance that God’s love sustains us. It is a love founded of the infinite worth of each and every life. Joy centers our love in this great mystery and prevents us from wallowing in self-pity. The reminder of our self-worth before God brings us joy and spurns us on to seek goodness, beauty, and truth.
Graced before God, we realize that the human person was made for redemption and responsibility. Our redemption was made possible because Christ accepted death on the Cross for our salvation. Heaven is now attainable through the merits of Christ’s passion, death, and resurrection. We need not live hopelessly or in gloom but, rather, with hope and joy as we strive to reach our eternal destiny. By ourselves we cannot reach the kingdom, but by joining our efforts with Christ’s grace the kingdom of heaven is possible. God wills it. We must strive to attain it. This is joy because all things are possible with God. (Mt. 19:26). We are made for responsibility. God wants us to succeed. He has given us everything necessary to equip us. The parable of the irresponsible tenants in the vineyard is instructive (Mt. 21:33-46). The owner leaves his workers with everything in place for a successful crop...a hedge, a wine press, and a tower. Then he went away. The workers were irresponsible and brought about the owner’s sever judgment upon his return. God has blessed us with many things to sustain us. We have our faith, our Church, the sacramental life, the Mass, our families, homes, and professional lives. By approaching each in its proper order, joy can be at the heart of our lives. Christ will come again, and when He does he wants to find us fulfilling our responsibilities...not forfeiting inheritance.
Pope John Paul II in his encyclical, Veritatis Splendor, (The Splendor of the Truth), 1993, taught us that our life should be about the quest for goodness. If we seek goodness, then we will find the treasure of joy. In this quest the Holy Father accentuates freedom and law. Freedom is a great gift to the human person which leads us to God if it is understood as our guidance. Law is a road map which brings us to God if it is understood as our guidance. Every life needs guidance and God encourages us to keep Him as our beacon. A happy death will come from a joyful life and joyful life will come from (1) appreciation of our precious worth by which God claims us, (2) knowledge of our redemption and responsibility, (3) the flourishing of goodness in our life.
Saint Bernard of Clairvaux (b. 1090) became an extraordinary figure in the Church. Born into family wealth, he left if all behind and entered the Cistercian monastery at age twenty-three, bringing with him brothers, uncles, and friends. This zeal later led to his becoming a counselor to Church leaders, including the pope. As an ambassador of peace, he influenced the development of countless monasteries in France. A prolific spiritual writer and talented homilist, he inspires us with these words to the Cistercian community on the death of his brother. He relates his sadness first:
You, my sons, know how deep my sorrow is, how galling the wound it leaves (Sermon 26 on the Song of Sons, par.4) Then Bernard finds consolation:
You entrusted Gerard to us, you have claimed him back; you have taken what was yours. These tears prevent me from speaking further; impose a limit on them O Lord, bring them to an end (Ibid, par. 14).
A joyful life, which embraces suffering, will be consoled by the eternal glory which awaits all who are faithful to Christ.
Father Michael Lawlor Pastor
THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
MASS INTENTIONS
MASS INTENTIONS
MASS INTENTIONS
MASS INTENTIONS
Saturday, November 94:30: Father John Lizio
Sunday, November 10
8:00: Parishioners of St. Paul 10:15: Gladys Knight
Monday, November 11
St. Martin of Tours, Bishop
9:00: Veterans of Hamilton/Wenham
Tuesday, November 12
St. Josaphat, Bishop & Martyr 9:00: Margaret O’Keefe
Wednesday, November 13
St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, Virgin 9:00: Patrick & Bridget McGuiness
Friday, November 15
St. Albert the Great, Bishop & Doctor of the Church
9:00: June & Anthony Passaretti & John Driscoll
Saturday, November 16
4:30: Parishioners of St. Paul
Sunday, November 17
8:00: Eleanor Cantwell 10:15: James Wilson
SEVENFOLD OFFERTORY COMMITMENT
Thank you to all our parishioners to date who have renewed
or joined in SEVENFOLD to
support our parish. To those
who have yet to commit, we
need your participation this year
to make our Sevenfold program
a success.
We hope to elicit your SEVENFOLD participation
and support with your
yearly pledge to the weekly offertory
support of the parish.
•
Sevenfold allows the parish to help meet its operational expenses
and all its fiduciary responsibilities incumbent today.
•
All parishioners are asked to commit at this time and
we especially
invite our new families and parishioners who have not participated in
the past to consider
supporting their parish through Sevenfold
.
•
Consider choosing your donation to be given online (weekly,
monthly, quarterly, annually). We encourage you to go online
through WeShare, our automated and secure electronic banking
service.
•
You may return your Commitment Card to the rectory by mail,
drop-off or the Sunday Offertory Collections.
•
If you are in need of a red
SEVENFOLD packet
which contains all
materials and Commitment Card, you can find them available at the
doorways of the church. Let us TOGETHER make SEVENFOLD
a great success for the parish. THANK YOU.
SEVEN
7
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All Souls Envelopes
Your loved ones will be remembered on this particular day and individual Masses will be offered for them throughout the month. All Soul’s envelopes are located at the doorways of the church. Kindly return your All Souls envelopes to the basket beside the main tabernacle of the church.
LECTOR WORKBOOKS
New 2020 Lector Workbooks for Liturgical Year A available for pick
up in the Usher’s Room. Please be sure to sign off that you received
your copy and keep for future reference for Cycle A. Thank you.
ST. PAUL PARISH BABY SHOWER
Once again, we were
overwhelmed by the
generous response to
the Archdiocesan Baby
Shower held at St.
Paul’s recently. The large number of
items we received was a testimony
to the generous pro-life spirit that
exists in our parish. Again, the
participation of the members of the
religious education program this year
put the baby shower over the top.
The recipients of the gifts from these
baby showers, the mothers in crisis
pregnancies will be so grateful for
your help. Thank you!
Gratefully Appreciated
Thank you so much to Jean and Arthur Towne who volunteered in the
restoration of the chapel chairs and the case for our monstrance used
for Adoration and Benediction. Everything looks great!
NOVEMBER 10, 2019
Mass Ministries: Weekend of November
17
4:30 Mass
EMC: S. Janes, J. Kelleher
Lector: S. Celata Altar Server: The Sargent Family
8:00 Mass
EMC: J. O’Keefe, P. O’Keefe, EM Needed
Lector: M. McGinness, A. Player-Smith Altar Server: L. & B. Minogue
10:15 Mass:
EMC: J. Smail, J. Whelan, EM Needed
Lector: T. Zampell Altar Server: T. Tymann
Message from Our Music Director
Conventional wisdom has long held that
Sunday worshipers go home talking mainly
about two aspects about Mass, the homily
and the music, and I will add nobody goes
home whistling the homily.
I am always amazed at the amount of congregational
singing at all the Masses. It is truly a pleasure to accompany
such an active crowd.
I work hard to make sure that the musical selections reflect
and further bring to life the message of the days’ readings. I
enjoy all aspects of Liturgical and Devotional Music. There
is a difference. Liturgical pertains to what is suitable for the
Liturgy. Devotional is a genre of Sacred Music used outside
of the Mass.
I would like to invite all who are interested in knowing more
about our parish music ministry to see me after any Mass.
Every parishioner is invited to join our choir.
~ Joseph Cipoletta
PREP Student’s Monthly Mass Next Weekend: Sunday, November 17 Our Grade 1-5 PREP classes will each participate in a special “grade” Mass during the 10:15 AM Mass where they will participate by singing in the choir, handing out bulletins, and bringing up the gifts. The Grade Mass this month will
be hosted by the 4th Grade PREP class. We look
forward to the children sharing in our celebration of the Mass.
Thunder and Perfume
An Organ Concert with Eric
Anderson, organist
Sunday, November 17 at 2:00 PM
St. John the Baptist Church, 17
Chestnut St. Peabody
Be a part of history! Join us for the inaugural concert to celebrate the establishment of the St. John the Baptist Organ Society on the 140th
anniversary of the installation of our historic Hook and Hastings Organ, Opus 937 (1879).
Eric Anderson will present an interactive program and concert for all to enjoy. Currently the Director of Music and Organist for the Parishes of Sacred Heart, Manchester by the Sea and St. John the Baptist, Essex, Eric is also Associate Organist at St. Joseph Cathedral in Manchester, NH. The program will include works by Mendelssohn, J.S. Bach, Guilmant, Gounod, and Crackel.
Free will donations appreciated. Handicap accessible
.
Eric Anderson has been a substitute organist at St. Paul’s on several occasions.
Summary of Edge Class - Grades 6,7,8
This week at Edge, we began by playing a game of red light green light. In the teaching students learned that God can make a masterpiece out of anything and that the reality of His existence gives our lives meaning and purpose — but we also have to say “yes” and respond to God. Father Lawlor met with our Tuesday class and spoke to students about how much God loves them - as His most precious masterpiece. After the teaching, in small groups students had to come up with a word or picture that describes what they believe is their purpose in life on a yellow sticky note. You may want to try this chal-lenge for yourself - writing down your purpose on a sticky note. The Edge Night ended with everyone bringing forward their sticky notes and using them to create the word “purpose” at the front of the room, showing that they have a unique pur-pose that is also a part of a bigger picture of life.
Your child’s weekly challenge is to pick one person in their life who is a witness to God’s love and ask them about their faith in God.
Main Ideas
• When we live our lives using our intellect, will, and desires, we can know that God is real and that He loves us.
• Jesus came to save us from our sins and show us how we are to live in the fullness of how we were created.
• Jesus asks us to say “yes” to a relationship with Him. When we choose to believe and follow God, our lives radically change — we will have a purpose, hope, and the true happi-ness we desire.
Scripture Reference
“Jesus said to him, ‘I am the way, and the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father, but by me’” (John 14:6).
Family Reflection Questions
• What was your favorite part of the Edge Night?
• What did you put on your sticky note that represented the purpose you see for your life?
• After everything you learned about God this semester, what would you say if someone asked you if you believe that God exists?
Several sticky notes reflected a life's purpose of making others happy. I reflected on that this week - reminding myself to remember that all of us need to have a purpose and use that for glorifying God in our daily walk. Make your sticky note and see if it changes your day!
NOVEMBER 10, 2019
Saint Paul’s Centennial
2021-2022
Co-chairs for our Parish Celebration:
Joelle Moroney • Eileen O’Holleran • Renee Minogue
In addition, a great team of people will share with us, together with others, the history and contribution of St. Paul’s parish for our parishioners and community of Hamilton and Wenham over generations and decades.
The Story of 100 Years
Joan Santarelli • Anne Pearson Annette Janes • George Cantwell
We appeal to our parishioners to help out our parish organizers by contacting Lucy at the parish office.
R E Q U E S T F O R P R A Y E R S . . . A t o u r p a r i s h i o n e r s ’ r e q u e s t o r w i t h p e r m i s s i o n , w e l i s t t h o s e w h o a r e s i c k o r i n t h e h o s p i t a l a n d w i s h t o b e r e m e m b e r e d i n o u r p r a y e r s : M a t t h e w P h e l a n , J e a n n e J e n n e s s , T i f f a n y S n o w e n , J i m S e l v i t e l l a , N i c o l e B a g l e y , S o f i a H u r t a d o , J a m e s F a n n i n g , G l o r i a N o e , J e n n i f e r A r a p o f f , M i c h e l l e B r o d e r i c k , B e n H u t c h i n s o n , S a m u e l L a f o r m e , M a r y M o r a n , C e c i l e N i c k o l a , K a r l a P i p p i n s , S h a r o n S h o r t , A d r i a n a S w a n s o n , J e n n i f e r T o d d , K a t h l e e n T u s c a n o , N a n c y W a l s h , T a n n e r W a t s o n , B e n W h i t t a n d f o r a l l o u r p a r i s h i o n e r s w h o a r e s i c k , f o r o u r h o m e b o u n d p a r i s h i o n e r s a n d t h o s e c o n f i n e d t o n u r s i n g f a c i l i t i e s a n d h o s p i t a l , a s w e l l a s , t h e s i c k a n d t h e s u f f e r i n g k n o w n o n l y t o G o d .
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A message from Wellspring House.... It’s time to go toy shopping!
We could always count on St. Paul’s to support the Wellspring Holiday Store and we’re counting on you again. We have over 800 local children who have been identified as “in need” of assis-tance this year. As you know, we open up the store for parents to shop in a loving environment for their children. Parents “purchase” the toys with their own money - $.25 for a small toy, $ .75 for a medium and $1.00 for a large toy - $2.00 total for each child. Our shoppers come into the store and are welcomed with a “personal shopper” volunteer who will take them through the vari-ous departments and help them find the perfect gift. While our guests are there, we serve them a meal and let them know about our FREE adult education and job training programs.
It’s really one of those magical weekends where people who usu-ally don’t spend time together connect in an extraordinary way. It’s a life-changing experience for both the volunteers and our guests.
The dates of our store this year are Saturday, December 7th and Sunday, December 8th. Just 4 weeks away!
There’s several ways you can help:
1. Shop for toys, *NEW this year: "Wish List" Purchase on Amazon and ship to Wellspring; visit wellspringhouse.org/ how-you-can-help/holiday-store/
2. Purchase gift cards (Kohls, Target, Visa or MasterCard), 3. Donate $ to purchase toys. We have some expert shop-pers watching for bargains! Checks payable to Wellspring House.
Your donations can be left in the Wellspring Receptacle in the church hall. All donations will be delivered to Wellspring on Friday, Dec. 6th.
4. Volunteer at the store by calling Lisa Robinson at Well-spring 978-281-3558 x 302: Volunteer opportunities include set-ting up the store Wednesday, December 4th, Thursday, December 5th, or Friday, December 6th. You can contribute by being a “personal shopper” on Saturday, December 7th or Sunday 8th. We also need people to set up, serve and clean in our kitchen on Sat-urday, December 7th and Sunday, December 8th. Call Lisa and she will provide you with all the information that will work for your schedule
From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for your continued sup-port of this magical gathering of people. It’s our favorite weekend of the year and we could not do it without you and your generous support.
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