Watertown Catholic Collaborative
Collaborative Business Office and Mailing Address
26R Chestnut Street, Watertown, MA 02472
(617) 926-9680
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Mass will be livestreamed Sundays 10:00am on the Watertown Catholic Collaborative Facebook Page
_________________________________Saint Patrick Church
212 Main Street, Watertown, MA 02472
Sacred Heart Church
770 Mount Auburn Street, Watertown, MA 02472 ________________________________
Weekend Mass Sunday 7:30am
Sunday 12:00pm
Daily Mass
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 7:30am
Weekend Mass Saturday 4:00pm
Sunday 8:00am (COVID Restrictions)
Sunday 10:00am Daily Mass
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 7:30am The Sacrament of Reconciliation will be offered at Saint Patrick Church on Saturdays 3:00pm-3:45pm.
WATERTOWN CATHOLIC COLLABORATIVE
, JUNE 13TH, 2021
PASTORAL MESSAGE
In the mid 1970’s, if you listened to WPLM, 99.5 on “the FM dial,” you’d hear sounds from the Big Band era to the early 1950’s with greats such as Tommy
Dorsey, Benny Goodman, Glenn Miller, and of course the crooners. The station is based in Plymouth and could be heard throughout the South Shore. However, if you had a powerful enough radio you’d also hear it in Gloucester and Rockport as well as all of Cape Cod, Boston and points in Metro-West, as well as New Bedford, Acushnet, and Dartmouth. Since it had an audience that included vacationers to the Cape, beginning in late May you’d often hear jingles from Cape Cod restaurants hoping to entice vacationers to their establishments. Hearing the jingles was a sign summer was near. You’d hear that at the Lobster Claw Restaurant there was “great dining by the sea” because “we’re all one family.” If someone asked you “Who’s cooking breakfast as fast as he can?” you would answer the Pancake Man, knowing you’d find the Pancake Man on Route 28 in Yarmouth. The most beloved of the jingles sounded almost like a tune you’d hear on WPLM. A man whose voice was similar to Andy Williams sang, “Hey, where ya going?” followed by the woman with a voice like Rosemary Clooney singing “I’m going to Thompson’s Clam Bar ‘cuz that’s where the tastiest clams are.” If you know the jingle, you may be singing it in your head as you read these words. If you’re not familiar with it and wonder how effective it was, Thompson’s closed its original location at Wychmere Harbor in Harwichport in 1995 but people can still sing the jingle.
For many years, Thompson’s Clam Bar was the busiest restaurant on Cape Cod, serving as many as two thousand customers a day. The staff was instantly recognizable. The waitresses wore red dresses with a white kerchief and apron. The waiters and busboys wore a red shirt, white belt, and navy blue pants. Most of the wait staff were college students often from the best colleges and universities in the country. When you arrived, there was valet parking, and the young people who parked your cars were often college runners from the schools with the best track programs. You always had to wait for a table, but you were given cheddar cheese and crackers and if you liked, you could have “little necks” that were shucked by a man who looked like the old Cape “salt” type of fisherman who I believe was a landlubber who taught history at one of the local high schools during the off season. The restaurant itself was located on a dock. Most customers ordered the seafood, especially the fried clams. Lobster was a favorite and they were known for their steaks too. Clam chowder was a must and you didn’t leave without having a parfait for dessert. Boats often pulled up to the dock and you could enjoy a meal from the comfort of your own vessel. The boats often had celebrities. Kennedys were pretty frequent customers by boat and you might see celebrities performing at the Cape
Playhouse in Dennis or the Cape Cod Melody Tent enjoying a meal on a boat.
So, why the trip down Memory Lane and Thompson’s Clam Bar? This past week had temperatures in the 90’s and a meal at a restaurant located on a dock with cool sea breezes is a pleasant thought, but believe it or not, it has to do with mustard seeds and their growth. Let me explain. Thompson’s was more than a restaurant, it was a destination and an experience. A nautical atmosphere was created with wonderful service and countless vacation memories took place at Thompson’s. Now a bit of information about mustard plants in areas located around the Mediterranean and Middle East. As is so often the case, Jesus uses a common image in a parable that has a simple meaning, but when explored a bit has a deeper meaning as well. The mustard seeds that Jesus speaks of being planted were intentionally planted. The more the mustard plants grew, the more fertile the area which was seen as assurance there would be enough crops at harvest time, a sign of God’s providence. The “birds of the air” building nests and finding a home was a reminder that as God cared for even the smallest of creatures, God cares for us too. The plants grew and grew, not so much in height as length. They became like shrubs which could form borders and created gardens. Gardens were places which were more than just where plants grew, especially for Jewish people who believed the origins of humanity took place in the Garden of Eden. Gardens were a destination, time spent was an experience, a place where people gathered and went to relax. As we see in many cases, especially in the ministry of Jesus, people prayed in gardens. Gardens were meant to be places of peace and safety. When Jesus spoke of the growth of the mustard seed, he was talking not just about individual faith, but collective faith as well, collective faith being the Church, and if we look at it today, a parish. Imagine if every person in parishes everywhere planted seeds of faith, how that parish would grow. It would expand in such a way that it offered all kinds of services and activities. It would be a place of welcome and where people found a home. Most of all it would be an experience, and in that experience, people would meet God, commit to being followers of Jesus Christ, and would be moved by the Holy Spirit to bring those gifts to a world that needs it.
As the temperatures this past week remind us, summer is upon us. Summer can be a time we relax a bit and enjoy life, but it’s also a time we gear up for the fall. Maybe a good use of the summer may be thinking of ways we can continue to plant mustard seeds and plant new seeds, so to speak, doing so as a parish. What gifts, talents, and things do we have to offer? How can we make our parishes continue to grow, making it an experience and helping others grow in faith? If we do this, think of the ways St. Patrick and Sacred Heart will spread the Gospel, continue to be places where people experi-ence God’s love, and effectively be the presexperi-ence of Jesus Christ in the Watertown area.
Bulletin Submissions
Please submit requests 10 days prior to publication date to: [email protected] or drop off copy at the Collaborative Office. Deadline may change during holidays. Please check with the office. Thank You.
The Altar Bread & Wine at Sacred Heart this weekend are
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The Watertown CollaboraƟve will celebrate the sacrament of BapƟsm for the children listed below.
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Olivia Rose
John Aiden
Sacred Heart
Mass Intentions
Saint Patrick
Mass Intentions
PRAYER
Sunday, June 137:30am Joseph Guden Sr. (9th Anniversary) 12:00pm Giovanni, Gina, and Anthony Camarra
Tuesday, June 15
7:30am Dante and Catherine DeAgazio
Thursday, June 17
7:30am Joseph and Dora Serio
Saturday, June 19
7:30am Intention of Celebrant
Sunday, June 20
7:30am Celistino Biasella 12:00pm George Di Luzio
Saturday, June 12
4:00pm Maria and Domenico DiGiovine Sunday, June 13
8:00am Intention of Celebrant 10:00am Benito Dispirito
Monday, June 14
7:30am Intention of Celebrant
Wednesday, June 16
7:30am People of Sacred Heart & Saint Patrick Friday, June 18
7:30am Reverend Bernard J. Keenan Saturday, June 19
4:00pm Pasquale Pantalone Sunday, June 20
8:00am Intention of Celebrant 10:00am James F. Caruso
Open Thursday, June 17th, 10:00-11:45 770 Mount Auburn Street
DONATIONS: Non perishable foods can be left outside the Food Pantry door Tuesday, Thursday & Friday between 9:00am—12:00pm.
Donate to the Watertown Catholic Collaborative
FOOD PANTRY
In
Loving
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Your prayers are requested for
Rev. Clement Procopio O.F. M., Patricia Lannon,
Steven McGann, Giuseppina Defabritiis and EEdward
N. Campbell and for their family & friends who mourn. May all our departed rest in peace.
This weekend we honor our Firefighters
for their dedication and sacrifice.
WATERTOWN CATHOLIC COLLABORATIVE
, JUNE 13TH, 2021
Faith Formation
News
Reservations are accepted up to 6 months in advance. We are currently taking intentions through December 31. Sunday availability is limited and families are asked to limit their weekend reservations to 3 Masses in a 6 month period.
Please call the Collaborative Offices at 617-926-9680 to reserve a mass for your beloved.
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Welcome to the Bloomin' 4 Good Program!
A Brand New Program to BeneĮt Watertown Catholic CollaboraƟve Food Pantry Let's Fight Hunger Together. One Bouquet at a Time.
For the month of July 2021,Watertown Catholic Collaborative Food Pantry has been selected to receive a $1 donation for every $10.99 Bloomin' 4 Good Bouquet with the red circle sticker (pictured below) sold at the store located at 700 Pleasant Street, Watertown.
Congratulations to our Confirmation Class of 2021! May your keen awareness of the Holy Spirit’s
guidance and protection remain with you throughout your lives.
SACRIFICIAL
GIVING
Cost per person - $
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(Dbl occupancy)In the Gospel, Jesus says: “This is how it is with the reign of God. A man scatters seed on the ground.
He goes to bed and gets up day after day. Through it all the seed sprouts and grows without his
knowing how it happens.” Is there a family you know who needs assistance? Please call the Society of St. Vincent de Paul so that together we can
help those who are hungry.
The Society of
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Saint Patrick Parish has had secure online giving since 2013, with over 100 parishioners giving regularly. At this time we encourage 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.osvhub.com/stpatswatertown/funds
There are baskets located immediately at the entrance to the church for your weekly offertory.
Recently many of you may have received a letter asking for your support of the 2021 Catholic Appeal. Over the last year, we have witnessed just how important Central Ministries are in supporting not just our parish, but all parishes and schools within our Archdiocese. As we move forward through this pandemic, we are so grateful to have a team of experts that help us ensure your safety. Every gift makes a difference. Please consider making your gift today by visiting
bostoncatholicappeal.org or by scanning the QR code above. Your gift has an immediate impact on our parish and
the work of our Church. Thank you for your generosity.
Sign up here for your free Ɵcket: beneĮtoĸce.org/wcp and on the day of the event, you
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:
[email protected]
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 [email protected] for more information.
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
The Collaborative Offices are open between 9:00-3:00pm Monday-Friday (Closed from 12:30-1:00pm
for lunch). Please contact our office by email at [email protected] or call 617-926-9680.
FUNERAL MASSES
Funerals may be scheduled at St. Patrick and Sacred Heart. Please contact the Collaborative Office
for details.
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