GOOD SHEPHERD CHURCH | SAINT STANISLAUS CHURCH CATHEDRAL OF SAINT MARY OF THE ASSUMPTION
Most Reverend Edgar M. da Cunha, S.D.V. | Bishop of Fall River Very Reverend Thomas Washburn, Rector & Pastor
Email: [email protected]
Reverend Juan Carlos Muñoz, Parochial Vicar, Spanish Ministry Reverend Leonard Kayondo, Hospital Chaplain, In Residence
Deacon Alan Thadeu, Director of Collaborative Operations Deacon Peter Cote (Saint Mary’s Cathedral)
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES:
327 Second Street | Fall River (508) 673-2833
www.3cfallriver.org | fb.com/3cfallriver
“By this all will know that you are My disciples, if you have love for one another.” (John 13.35)
Weekend MassesSaturday Vigil:
4:00 p.m. (English) St. Mary’s Cathedral 4:00 p.m. (English) Good Shepherd Church
Sunday:
9:00 a.m. (English) St. Stanislaus Church 10:30 a.m. (English) St. Mary’s Cathedral 1:00 p.m. (Spanish/Portuguese) St. Mary’s Cathedral
Daily Mass
Monday - Friday: 12:00 Noon St. Mary’s Cathedral ALL CATHEDRAL MASSES ARE LIVE STREAMED ONLINE: Join us daily at
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CATHOLIC COMMUNITY OF CENTRAL FALL RIVER, MA
Daily Live Stream Masses www.fb.com/3CFallRiver
Saturday, August 1: The Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (Vigil)
4:00 p.m. (St. Mary’s Cathedral) Kenneth Joseph Boyer
4:00 p.m. (Good Shepherd) Jerry Reagan and Joseph Eliza Barbosa and family
7:00 p.m. Brazilian Community with Bishop Edgar M. Da Cunha
Sunday, August 2: The Eighteenth in Ordinary Time
9:00 a.m. (St. Stanislaus) Orzechowski and Perry families and Eileen Hatfield (1st ann.) 10:30 a.m. (St. Mary’s Cathedral) Albert, Jeannette and Dora Collard
1:00 p.m. (St. Mary’s—Spanish/Portuguese) For the sick in hospitals and nursing facilities Spanish and Portuguese Communities
` Monday, August 3: Monday of the Eighteenth Week in Ordinary Time
12:00 noon For the people of the Parish
Tuesday, August 4: Saint John Vianney, Priest
12:00 noon There will be NO 12:00 Mass today
Wednesday, August 5: Wednesday of the Eighteenth Week in Ordinary Time
12:00 noon Margaret J. Sylvia
Teresa Butler: requested by Nancy Heffernan
Thursday, August 6: The Transfiguration of the Lord
12:00 noon John Polak Sr.
Kiana Carmo: requested by Mr, and Mrs. Welton Carmo
Friday, August 7: Friday of the Eighteenth Week in Ordinary Time
12:00 noon. St. Mary’s Purgatorial Society
Sr. Mary Angelus Gabriel, R.S.M.
Spanish Community
Saturday, August 8: The Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (Vigil)
4:00 p.m. (St. Mary’s Cathedral) Alexandrina Pacheco
4:00 p.m. (Good Shepherd) Those who died of the Coronavirus
Sunday, August 9: The Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
9:00 a.m. (St. Stanislaus) Living and deceased members of the Holy Rosary Sodality 10:30 a.m. (St. Mary’s Cathedral) Maria de Lourdes Oliveira and Manuel B. Farias (1st anniversary)
1:00 p.m. (St. Mary’s—Spanish/Portuguese) For those suffering from the Coronavirus Spanish and Portuguese Communities ]
The Sanctuary Lamp (St. Mary’s Cathedral): In loving memory of Tony Mello The Sanctuary Lamp (Good Shepherd): For Valerie Polka
The Our Lady of Angels (Good Shepherd): For the Souls in Purgatory The Sanctuary Lamp (St. Stanislaus): For Valerie Polka The Divine Mercy Lamp (St. Stanislaus): For the Souls in Purgatory
Our Lady of Czestochowa Lamp (Saint Stanislaus): For Valerie Polka requested by Paula King
Pope Saint John Paul Lamp (Saint Stanislaus): For Mrs. Valerie Butler (birthday remembrance) requested by her children
Page 1 STAFF DIRECTORY
Very. Rev. Thomas Washburn: [email protected] Rector & Pastor
Rev.Juan Carlos Munoz Montoya: [email protected] Parochial Vicar & Director of Spanish Ministry Deacon Alan Thadeu: [email protected]
Director of Collaborative Operations Deacon Peter Cote: [email protected]
Saint Mary’s Cathedral
Phone: (508) 673-2833
Deborah Zane: [email protected] Pastoral Associate
Katherine Banalewicz: [email protected] Director of Faith Formation K-7
RCIC Coordinator
Leanne Nelson: [email protected] Director of Youth Ministry Confirmation coordinator
Sister Lorraine Beauchesne: [email protected] Secretary
THE SHEPHERD’S CORNER
“MY HEART IS RESTLESS UNTIL IT RESTS IN GOD”.
I was thinking of this quote from St. Augustine in rela- tion to the challenges that our months of quarantine and isolation have pre- sented to us.
One of the wonderful things since our return to a limited reopening of our churches for public Masses is that so many of you have shared your stories and experiences of how you have kept your faith alive and active
throughout this time; how you have remained connected to the Church community through this time; and just other wonderful “glory stories” – beautiful stories of the richness of our faith even in the midst of trial and chal- lenge.
I received one such email this week from a parishioner whose words were so beautiful and evocative that I felt like I needed to share them with the whole community.
In a much longer email about an act of kindness, this parishioner shared the following: “
I have been sheltered mostly at home since March be- cause of this plague. I watch the Mass on YouTube video. I miss the Eucharist. I miss the smells and sounds and the surrounding visuals. The dark oak wood. The feel of the wooden pews, my knees on the padded kneeler and my hand brushing across the wooden feet of Christ in the sculpture of the Crucified Lord to the right of the altar. I miss praying in front of Mary, in front of the painting of Saint Joseph on his death bed with Mary at his feet and Jesus standing over him in deep prayer.
“I miss the statue of St. Therese of the Little Flower, Pa- dre Pio and the chapel in the very back of the sanctuary with the beautiful oil paintings and stained glass.
“Most of all I miss the Catholic community, the gathering of the faithful, the song of the people. Today I left my home and ventured to the Church0I cried when I re- ceived the Eucharist. IT HAD BEEN SO LONG! It was that feeling where your soul feels like its bursting – or maybe it’s your heart – but something inside of me be- gins to swell. It’s a joy like no other.”
I think we can all agree with these beautiful words. We continue to pray that each day brings us farther away from this pandemic and closer to a full return to our nor- mal way of life; our normal way of being; our normal way of praying.
In the meantime, as always, let us pray for each other.
Peace, love and prayers,
Fr. Tom
TUESDAY NIGHT BIBLE STUDY - 7 p.m.
Join Fr. Tom every Tues- day night at 7:00 p.m. for an online Bible Study. The link is posted each Tues- day on our facebook page and in our Flocknote
email. This is lectionary based. We consider the read- ings for the following Sunday Mass each week. Contact Fr. Tom with questions ([email protected])
PILGRIMAGE TO ITALY - DATES CHANGED November 9-1918, 2021
Join Fr. Tom Washburn and Fr.
Mike MacInnis for a spectacular 10-day journey to Italy from No- vember 9-18, 2021. We will visit Rome, Assisi, Siena, Pisa, Flor- ence, and more to experience the beauty, history, culture (food and wine!), and holiness of this beautiful country. We will have daily Mass in some of the most beautiful churches, and our trip will include an audience with Pope Francis at the Vatican. All inclusive price is $3,799 per person. There is a discount if you register before Sept. 30. Contact Fr. Tom at
([email protected] or 508-673-2833) for more infor- mation. Due to the COVID19 pandemic, our dates have been moved out a year to 2021.
SEVENTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JULY 26, 2020
TOTAL of COLLECTIONS: Weekend of July 26:
St. Mary’s Cathedral $2188.00 Other Collection $ 269.00 Online Giving $ 215.00 Good Shepherd $ 1661.00 Other collections $ 665.00 Online Giving $ 85.00 St. Stanislaus $ 1025.00 Other collections $ 540.00 Online Giving $ ——
Miscellaneous $ ——
Thank you and God bless you all!
Sacred Heart Senior Group call Nancy at 508-672-4162 For Prayer Line call Norma at 508-496-0199
Good Shepherd Food Pantry Call 508-496-0199 Cathedral Relief Services Food Distribution:
We had 25 prepared bags leftover from last month and prepared an ad- ditional. 35 bags. We had 30 pa- trons. Thanks to all who donated items at our collection time. Another date has been scheduled for August 20, 6 to 7 pm. Items requested are canned soups & fruit, cereal, oatmeal, canned vegeta- bles. mac & cheese, pasta & sauce, canned tuna &
meats. We continue to operate with limited volunteers in order to practice social distancing. Thanks to those faithful folks. We also accept supermarket gift cards,$10 denomination, these can be dropped off at the rectory , Monday thru Friday,8 to 11:30 am. please enclose in an envelope labeled food pantry. they can be placed in the baskets at the church entrance or mailed to the rectory office too.. Non perishable items can be dropped off at the rectory at those designated times too. This outreach program depends on the generosity of our donors.
Thanks for your support! Our next distribution will be held on August 30, 8 to 9:30 am.
RESPECT LIFE “God’s love—
individual, real, unchanging—is the true source of our worth, identity, and dignity. It really is not a question of who we are, but rather whose we are. Because his love will never
change, nothing can reduce our God-given dignity, and nothing can diminish the immeasurable worth of our lives.” ~USCCB, “How to Build a Culture of Life”
Respect Life Prayer Intention: For the Church; that She may steadfastly proclaim and uphold the dignity of all human life, in all stages and circumstances.
FIRST FRIDAY EUCHARISTIC ADORATION - Aug. 7 Join us for a special time of Eucharistic Adora- tion on Friday, August 7. Adoration will begin following the 12:00 noon Mass at St. Mary's Ca- thedral and continue until 5:00 p.m. Come and spend some time with your Lord. Masks and social distancing are required throughout.
GOSPEL MEDITATION
ENCOURAGE DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF SCRIPTURE
July 5, 2020
14th Sunday in Ordinary Time GOSPEL MEDITATION [
August 2, 2020
18th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Many people in our world are hungry and thirsty. This hunger and thirst go well beyond physical needs for food, security, and shelter. Many are emotionally and spiritually parched, too. Behind every act of violence is a soul who hungers. People live with relationships that actually starve them. They are abused, exploited, disre- spected, laughed at, and marginalized. There is a lot of confusion and inner pain that needs to be acknowl- edged and expressed. We all long to be understood and loved, even when our inner demons or who I am make it difficult to be. Do you live with inner confusion and pain?
Folks often wander through life without any real direc- tion or purpose and take their cues from what seems satisfying or popular at the moment. The deeper dots of our lives can easily remain unconnected, and we can find ourselves without grounding, purpose, or real happi- ness. Life becomes shallow and without real purpose as we hunger and thirst for an ultimate love.
It’s easier to see the physical hungers and thirsts. We try to respond to these as best we can. Much more needs to be done. With all that God’s earth can provide, nobody ought to face sleep at night with a belly that’s empty. It’s sinful. It’s unjust. But isn’t all hunger unjust?
It doesn’t need to be, and it should not be. Just as no one ought to be physically hungry and thirsty, there is really no need to be emotionally or spiritually deficient either. If we have more privileges at our fingertips, it is easier to try to satisfy our emotional and spiritual hun- gers and thirst by acting on impulse or self-indulgence, carelessly following passions, or by seeking self- destructive ways to dull the ache of emptiness.
Folks need to know where to look for nourishment and need the right friends to help them find it. We may not think that we have enough to respond to and to satisfy all of the needs, but we do. It doesn’t take much. Five loaves and two fish provided for a huge crowd. With God, all things are possible. Our faith provides the direc- tion for where God’s children must go to find the nour- ishment they seek. It also tells us how to structure life so that justice and equity can be a reality for all. It also tells us how to respond to pain, sinfulness, and confusion.
Come to the water and then help another get there.
©LPi
“Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.” Mt 5:4
The Consolation Committee invites interested parishioners to join them in their pastoral accompaniment of families grieving the loss of a loved one. Team members offer guidance and support throughout the griev- ing process, from funeral preparation through those Second difficult months. If you would like to learn more about this ministry, please contact Donna Carney at 774-322-0355.
STEUBENVILLE EAST SUMMER YOUTH CONFERENCE July 12-14 The Steubenville East Summer Youth Conference is a great opportunity for high-school aged youth to gather with their peers for an exciting weekend learning more about their faith. It takes place at UMass Lowell July 12-14. We are hoping for a good group of teens and chaperones will attend this amazing conference. If you are inter- ested in attending as a teen or chaperone, please contact Mike Boucher at [email protected]. A small deposit is required, but we will fundraise the rest. Join us for a weekend of engaging liturgies, inspiring music, challenging talks and overwhelming joy.
Easter Sunday:
9:00 a.m. Good Shepherd Church
10:00 a.m. St. Mary's Cathedral (with Bishop da Cunha) 11:00 a.m. St. Stanislaus Church
11:30 a.m. Good Shepherd Church (Portuguese) 12:30 p.m. St. Mary's Cathedral (Spanish)
THERE IS NO 6:00 P.M. MASS ON EASTER SUNDAY RESPECT LIFE NEWS
Those who die in God’s grace and friendship live forever with Christ.
Heaven is not an abstract idea, but a true and lasting relationship with God that is beyond all earthly description and understanding. We look forward to the resurrection of the dead and everlasting life by preparing now, in hope, for our passage from this life into eternal life.
~USCCB Secretariat of Pro-Life Activities, “Catholic Considerations for Our Earthly Passing”
Respect Life Prayer Intention
For all who have died, and that their families and loved ones rejoice anew in the hope of the Resurrection and the promise of eternal life.
You are invited to join the next Respect Life Prayer Service. It will be held on Saturday, May 4th at 9:00 a.m. at St. Stanislaus Church.
The service is followed by refreshments and fellowship. All are wel- come
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COMMUNION to the HOMEBOUND If you are presently a Eucharistic Minister and would be willing to bring communion to the sick and homebound, please call the rectory at 508-673-2833 and leave your name, address and phone # so you may be contacted when necessary. We would like to help those who want so much to receive Jesus. This is a beautiful ministry and I’m sure God will bless you in a special way.
WORLDWIDE MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER
Jesus is the Resurrection and the Light for our Church and within our Marriages. Gift your relationship with a bright light by attend- ing a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend. The next Week- ends are Jun 8-9, 2019 in Medway, MA and Sep 14-15, 2019 in Medway, MA. For more information, call Stephen & Michelle O'Leary at 800-710-9963 or visit them at https://wwmema.org/.
LUMEN CHRISTI CATHEDRAL GALA - SPRING 2021 Due to concerns from the
coronavirus pandemic, the first-ever Lumen Christi Cathedral Gala has again been post-
poned to a date to be determined during Spring 2021. This great event hopes to bring together Catholics from across our diocese to join together in support of St. Mary's Cathe- dral, the mother church of the Fall River Diocese. The Gala will take place at White's of Westport. You can learn more about the Gala at: www.lumenchristigala.org.
CATHEDRAL SCHOOL ALUMNI
We are hoping that alumni of our former Cathedral School will come together and support the Cathedral Gala. Please plan to help us by buying a ticket to the Lumen Christi Cathedral Gala at White's of West- port in the Spring of 2021. We hope to have a good showing of Cathedral almuni for this event.
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SUNDAY MASS
Question: Why do Catholics need to go to Mass every Sun- day?
Answer: The heart of the Church’s instruction that we are to attend Mass on Sundays goes back to the Third Command- ment: “Take care to keep holy the sabbath day as the LORD, your God, has commanded you” (Deuteronomy 5:12). Al- though the Jewish People celebrate the Sabbath on Satur- day, the first generations of Christians began to observe the sabbath on Sunday, recognizing how important it is for Chris- tians to celebrate the day that Jesus rose from the dead. As the United States Catholic Catechism for Adults observes,
“Sunday extends the celebration of Easter throughout the year 0 It makes present the new creation brought about by Christ” (364).
The focus of our Sunday should be the celebration of the Eucharist in the Mass. This is our time to be formed by God’s Word and nourished at the table of the Lord, becoming pre- pared to live out and share our faith in the week that follows.
In his encyclical, Dies Domini, Pope Saint John Paul II re- minded us that Christians “cannot live their faith or share fully in the life of the Christian community unless they take part regularly in the Sunday Eucharistic assembly” (no. 81). This is why the Church teaches us that Sunday Mass is a non- negotiable part of being a Christian (see Catechism of the Catholic Church, no. 2192).
Beyond being a time of worship, we should also remember that Sunday is intended to be a day of rest, when we make time for recreation, for sharing meals, and enjoying the com- pany of friends and family. Sunday is given to as a day to take stock of and enjoy the blessings that God has given us (see Catechism of the Catholic Church, no. 2187). Pope Francis reminds us, “The day of rest, centered on the Eucha- rist, sheds its light on the whole week, and motivates us to greater concern for nature and the poor” (Laudato Si’, no.
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The school has a rich history, excellent academic lessons, offers Spanish, art, Music, Physical Education and Media to all students. The faculty is dedicated to assuring a well- rounded academic experience with a deep faith experi- ence. Enrollment for the 2020-2021 school year has begun. To register, please call the school for a contract or application. You can call the principal, Beth Mahoney at 508-674-6771 or email her at bmahoney @saint stanislaus.com. We look forward to welcoming your child to St. Stan’s for the 2020-2021 school year.
Summer Camp and Summer School.
For many working families, summertime can be a chal- lenge to finding high quality and affordable camp or childcare. St. Stanislaus now offers two summer solu- tions which combine fun activities with light academics to ensure more retention of knowledge over the summer months. In order to service both pre-kindergarten and school age children, two separate programs are offered.
Both programs are lead and supervised by our teaching staff. Day Care Ages 3 - 5 year’s old Summer Camp Ages 6 – 12 year’s old
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JULY 27th Construction AUGUST 3rd Gardening
AUGUST 10th Rocks and Minerals AUGUST 17th Insect and Zoo Animals COST: 250.00 per week
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Observances for the week of July 26, 2020 Sunday: 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time Tuesday: St. John Vianney, Priest
Wednesday: The Dedication of the Basilica of St.
Mary Major
Thursday: The Transfiguration of the Lord Friday: St. Sixtus II, Pope, and Companions,
Martyrs; St. Cajetan, Priest Saturday: St. Dominic, Priest
Next Sunday: 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time
GLOBAL LIFE NIGHT EXPERIENCE SUNDAY 5 P.M.
We invite all of our teens to join in a Global Life Night Experience online on Sunday at 5:00 p.m. The Global Life Night Experience starts at 5:00 p.m. and will be broadcasted live on Life Teen's YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIHfjz04mmc).
Join us live (the interaction is a lot more fun that way). If you are unable to tune in live, the broadcast will be available to stream afterward.
A note to our youth and their parents—Please check- out the Facebook page (fryouth) as there are lots of in- teresting things that are being posted there and that you will miss if you don’t check it! If you want any further information, please call Leanne Nelson at 508-989- 5868. Thanks!
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9th grade confirmation zoom meetings every Tues- day at 6:00pm these are mandatory attendance for students being confirmed.
The link to the zoom meet- ing is mailed on Monday evenings. Weekly emails have been sent. Anyone that has not received email please contact Leanne ASAP.
Confirmations are scheduled for September September 12th at 6:00pm at Saint Stanislaus September 19th at 6:00pm at Saint Mary’s September 26th at 7:00pm at Good Shepherd
Please watch the bulletin and emails for future important dates
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PLEASE CONSIDER ONLINE GIVING
Our parishes of the Collaborative are grateful for your continued support. Thank you! To donate visit our website at www.3cfallriver.org and PLEASE indicate if the donation is for Good Shepherd, St.
Stanislaus or St. Mary’s Cathedral. Thank you!
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