SAINT MARY PARISH Established 1850 Randolph, MA 02368

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1 SAINT MARY PARISH Established 1850 Randolph, MA 02368

2 S M P Established 1850 Randolph, MA Saint Mary Catholic Church (Accommoda ons for the Handicapped) 211 North Main Street Pastor/St. Mary & St. Bernade e Parishes Fr. Phil McGaugh Parochial Vicars St. Mary & St. Bernade e Parishes Fr. Ixon Chateau Fr. Anthony Phong Bui Priest in Residence Fr. Vinnie Doolan Permanent Deacons Deacon Jonathan Mosely Deacon Tom Burke Parish Administra ve Assistant Mrs. Judith Concannon Office of Religious Educa on DRE/Pastoral Associate Mrs. Patricia J. O Connor Administra ve Assistant Mrs. Julie Pantazelos Cemetery Execu ve Director Mr. Robert S. O Connor Director of Music Ministries Mrs. Felicia Kopelman-Hayes Parish Website: stmaryrandolph.org Parish stmary@stmaryrandolph.org Cemetery Website: saintmarycemetery.org Cemetery roconnor@saintmarycemetery.org Pastoral Center Parish Office 22 Seton Way (781) FAX: Office Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00am to 4:00pm Religious Educa on Center (School) 30 Seton Way (781) FAX: St. Mary Cemetery 245 North Street (781) FAX: WELCOME WE RE GLAD YOU ARE HERE! We wish to extend a warm welcome to all guests and parishioners of Saint Mary s Parish. We are delighted that you have come to worship with us, and we very much hope that you feel at home here!! Newcomers are encouraged to register as members of the Parish. Registra on forms are available in the entryways of the Church and in the Parish Office and can be placed in the offertory basket or mailed to the Parish Office. Join us on Facebook! PARISH MISSION STATEMENT We are a vibrant faith community committed to living out the gospel of Jesus Christ in the Roman Catholic tradition. As a Eucharistic people, we seek to deepen our personal union with Jesus Christ through the ministries of Word, Worship, Community, and Service. Guided by the Holy Spirit, we devote ourselves to the Catechetical Ministry of Youth and Young Adults and to ongoing Adult Faith Formation. We seek to continue the mission of the Church by extending hospitality and outreach to all the People of God. 2

3 St. Mary Randolph. MA Saturday, November 17, :00am Jean Marie Po er 4:00pm James Kea ng-2nd Anniv. Mass Sunday, November 18, :00am Vivencio Sampuang 10:00am Edgar Fowler, Jr. 11:30am Kathleen Barba Wednesday, November 21, :00am Souls in Purgatoy Saturday, November 24, :00am Hermita Sleurimond 4:00pm James Kea ng-2nd Anniv. Mass Sunday, November 25, :00am Joseph & Elizabeth Aiello 10:00am Bri any Lauren Bazile 11:30am Mass for the Deceased SANCTUARY CANDLE The Sanctuary Candle burns this week in the Church in Loving Memory of The O Connell Family donated by Billy O Connell. SANCTUARY CANDLE The Sanctuary Candle burns this week in the Chapel in Loving Memory of John Mitchell donated by Pat Mitchell DISCIPLES IN MISSION Calling all Finance Council members, Pastoral Council members, all liturgical ministers (Choir Members, Song Leaders, Lectors, Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, Ushers, Mass Coordinators, Ministers to the Homebound) all parish volunteers in Faith Forma on, St. Vincent de Paul, Hospitality, etc. and all interested parishioners. In order to enable us to become be er disciples and be er evangelizers the Archdiocese is offering three terrific workshops to all. Many members of our staff are registered to a end the first workshop in November. We strongly encourage to a end three workshops offered as forma on for Disciples in Mission. It is recommended to a end them in the order listed: Forming Disciples Forming Leaders and Forming Collabora ves All three workshops are open to the public. They are free to par cipants from within the Archdiocese of Boston! It may seem overwhelming to think of a ending three workshops but just take one at a me. I guarantee you will come home empowered and excited about Disciples in Mission. To see the schedule for each workshop and to register please go to: RANDOLPH GARDEN CLUB The Randolph Garden Club will hold the annual Pancake Breakfast on Saturday, November 24th at the Elks Lodge #2130, which is located behind St. Mary s Church. The event will be held from 8am to 11:30am. NEW this year will be a Fresh Holiday Green Sale at the same me. Tickets can be purchased for $10 at The Ar sans at Stetson Hall every Friday and Saturday from 10-5 and Sunday from DJ Nicky D will be back this year to entertain.. Please support the Randolph Garden Club. For more informa on please call: CONCERT 2018 The Daughters of St. Paul (Jamaica Plain) will hold a Benefit Christmas Concert on Saturday, December 1st at 7pm and on Sunday, December 2nd at 3pm at Fontbonne Academy (Milton). Tickets are $20 (Children under 12 FREE) Group rates available. For informa on & ckets: call or go online pauline.org/bosconcert. 3

4 33rd Sunday In Ordinary Time November 18, 2018 FR. PHIL Happy Thanksgiving: May this coming Thanksgiving Day and the start of the Holiday Season bring great thanks and joy to all of us as we focus upon all the people and for all that we give thanks to God. Cra Fair: Thank you to all who worked to make the Cra Fair of November 10th such a wonderful event. Thank you. Reflec ons on Readings for 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time: We know that the Lord will not abandon us. Where do we find hope? The heavens tell of the glory of God. We are rapidly coming to the end of another liturgical year. Today s Gospel asks us to look at the me when we will meet the Lord at the end of our lives or at the end of the world. How happy or sa sfied will we be at that moment with the quality of our love and service at the end of our life? We have a second chance now to prepare for that hour. Will we try to make the effort to love and serve as Jesus did? As Chris ans our lives are rooted in the hopes of a be er world and that be er days are coming. Do we see God s love in the mystery of life, in the mystery of pain and tragedy? The second coming of Jesus must be seen as our greatest hope for a remedy to all of the ills and pain and all that is wrong with the world. We know that God will not be outdone in showing His love for us as He leads us home to eternal life with Him. Life on earth is a prepara on for eternal life. How do we use who we are and what we have, to build up the common good of all? How do we see the glory of God in each other? November Praying for All Deceased: November is tradi onally the month we remember our deceased loved ones in a special way. As we pray and remember our loved ones may we pray for those who have no one to pray for them and may we remember those who are alone this coming holiday season. Some mes a li le kindness and encouragement can make a big difference to someone who has lost a loved one. 4 SPIRITUAL EXERCISES OF SAINT IGNATIUS LOYOLA An Invita on to Meet Christ in Prayer: The Spiritual Exercises of Saint Igna us in Every Day Life (the 19th Annota on Retreat) is available for Catholic adults in a group se ng over the course of twentyfour weeks. This year the exercises begin on Wednesday, December 5, 2018 and conclude May 8, The group will meet weekly from 10am to 12:00pm at Our Lady Help of Chris ans, 573 Washington Street, Newton, MA. Father John Sassani and Mary Ann McLaughlin will direct the Spiritual Exercises. For further informa on please call or maryannmclaughlin2@aol.com. BABY SHOWER This weekend is our Baby Shower! Last weekend students from our middle school and high school Religious Educa on program spoke to you about a presenta on they heard from Pregnancy Help. Pregnancy Help is sponsored through the Archdiocesan Pro-Life office. This program helps to affirm life by coming to the aid of women who find themselves pregnant and alone with no support. Nurses and caseworkers at Pregnancy Help provide counseling, support, and ultrasound services to clients of all ages, religions, and economic backgrounds. Our parish is helping to affirm life by having a baby shower today to provide needed baby gi s so crucial to infants. We asked that you bring to Mass newborn ou its, long sleeve onsies, laye e gowns, Dr. Brown baby bo les, diaper bags, crib sheets, nail clippers, baby thermometers and baby brushes and combs. For health reasons all items must be NEW. Playpens have been set up in each foyer this weekend to collect these baby items. As men oned, all items must be NEW. We thank all those who have already donated and if you forgot this weekend, we will have a box in the foyer next weekend. THANK YOU!

5 St. Mary Randolph. MA 1000 CLUB WINNERS MONTH OF NOVEMBER The Thousand Club It s amazing how fast the days and weeks fly by and here we are staring at 2019! Have you renewed or purchased your season cket for the $1,000 Club? Just a reminder..a season cket to the $1,000 club enters you into a monthly drawing with nine chances to win between $100 and $1,000 - EVERY month for one year for $60. Want to join? Go to the homepage at and click on the $1,000 drawing icon. You will find a sign-up form to complete and mail with your payment to St. Mary Parish at 22 Seton Way. Or call Judy Concannon at Are you a member who has not yet sent in a renewal? Renewal forms were mailed out in November so simply return the renewal form with your check to the address above. Lost your renewal form? Visit the website above and just write renewal on the form when returning. Or call Judy! Our thanks and apprecia on to all those who have renewed their season cket and to those who have purchased new season ckets! Season ckets can make GREAT Christmas presents. If you are struggling to find just that perfect Christmas present consider a season cket! Another op on? Staff and volunteers will be selling season ckets a er Masses on the following weekends: November 17 & 18 and December 8 & 9. For your convenience we accept checks, cash and debit/credit cards. $ 100 #546 Deborah Hogan, Halifax, MA $ 100 #553 Andrew McClellan, Wake Forest, N.C. $ 100 #239 Felicia Kopelman-Hayes, Holbrook, MA $ 100 #516 Ann Burgess, Randolph, MA $ 100 #038 Jerry Good, Randolph, MA $ 100 #239 Felicia Kopelman-Hayes, Holbrook, MA $ 200 #685 Maxine McBride, Randolph, MA $ 300 #710 Caitlin & Jim Thibeault, Braintree, MA $1000 #161 Marilyn Doyle, Plymouth, MA BOARD PRIZE: $50 Kathleen Carpenter DOOR PRIZE: $50 Peggy McMeo ALWAYS IN OUR PRAYERS Our Men & Women in Service to our Country Jeremy Lucier Kevin Ryan Ryan Dornan Paul Ellis Kirsty Penticost William Williams Christopher Jackson Ryan O Keefe Keith Littig Timothy Walsh Thomas Cheney Elliot Trippel Drake Barry Tom Ram David Preval Matthew Lounsbury William Boggan Murphy PEARL HARBOR DAY CEREMONY & BREAKFAST WHEN: Sunday, November 25th WHERE: Amvets Post 9 Amvets Lane Randolph, MA TIME: 10:00AM PRICE: $10 5

6 St. Mary Randolph. MA WEEKLY COLLECTIONS Due to the holiday the 11/18 & 11/25 bulle ns had to be submi ed to the publisher early, therefore, the weekly collec on figures for both weekends will be in the weekend of 12/2/18. Thank you for your understanding. SECOND COLLECTIONS-NOVEMBER 11/18/18 Collec on for Re red Sisters ******************************************** PILGRIMAGE TO IRELAND Join Fr. Phil McGaugh and Deacon Tom for a 10-day fun-filled and holy pilgrimage to the Holy Sites of Ireland. March 3rd 12th, This pilgrimage includes 2 nights in Knock, Co Mayo, the site of a Marian Shrine where Our Lady (Our Lady of Knock) appeared on the gable wall of the parish church along with Joseph and the Evangelist, John. We will visit castles, monasteries, abbeys, including St. Patrick Abbey (Ballintubber) and Cathedral, the Torc Waterfall, the Cliffs of Moher, Dublin, Galway. We will visit Fr. Patrick Peyton s home the Rosary Priest. We will also have the opportunity to kiss the Blarney Stone before St. Patrick s Day. Air fare, hotel accommoda ons, i nerary charges, guided tours, luxury coach, meals, gratui es for one low price of $ double occupancy (bring a friend to room with) Start Lent, 2019 with a Holy Pilgrimage and daily Mass in Ireland. For more informa on and applica on see Deacon Tom. Cead mille failte! Masses for Randolph Catholic Community Weekend Masses St. Mary Parish Saturday Vigil: 4:00pm Sunday Masses: 8:00am 10:00am 11:30am St. Bernade e Parish Saturday Vigil: 4:00pm Sunday Masses: 7:30am 9:00am (Vietnamese Mass) 11:00am Weekday Masses at 9:00am St. Mary Church Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday St. Bernade e Church Monday, Tuesday, Friday **************** Sacrament of Bap sm The Sacrament is celebrated the First and Third Sundays of each Month immediately following the 11:30 Mass. Please call Parish Office for informa on. Sacrament of Matrimony Please speak to a priest or deacon at least six months prior to celebra on. Sacrament of the Sick Any me by request and following all Masses the First Weekend of the month. Sacrament of Reconcilia on By request and on Saturday in the Chapel from 3:00 3:40pm Eucharis c Adora on First Saturday following the 9:00am Mass un l 11:00am. 6 HAITIAN CHARISMATIC PRAYER GROUP Le Groupe Renouveau Charisma que De Notre Dame d Altagrace Vous invite a par ciper tous les Vendredis a par r de 6:30am a 10:00pm Venez adorez, glorifier Dieu a des prieres de guerison et de libera on. Come and join Hai an Charisma c prayer group every Fri. 6:30pm-10pm in the Chapel for Healing & Blessings!! Contact person: Mica Parish Office