St. Columbkille Parish August 14, 2016 St. Columbkille Parish Brighton, MA St. Columbkille Parish 321 Market Street, Brighton, Massachusetts 02135 617-782-5774; www.stcolumbkillebrighton.com; email: office@brightoncatholic.org School: 617-254-3110 OUR PARISH MISSION STATEMENT: “We are Saint Columbkille Parish, a community of faith celebrating Christ’s presence in us through the Eucharist, the other sacraments and the preaching of the word of God. To be true to the Gospel we must live our faith every day, responding to our call to holiness by caring for, encouraging and strengthening each other.” ADMINISTRATOR: Rev. Richard W. Fitzgerald PAROCHIAL VICAR: Rev. Succès Jeanty STAFF: William Healey—Business Manager Joseph R. Policelli - Director of Music Michael McNeil – R. E. Assistant (English) Roberto Mendez – R. E. Assistant (Spanish) Patricia McShane - Parish Secretary MASS SCHEDULE Daily Masses: Friday Sunday Masses: CONFESSIONS: ADORATION BAPTISMS OF INFANTS: 7:00 and 9:00 AM Adoración 6:00 PM; Misa 7:00 PM (Español) Vigil-Saturday 4:00 P.M. Sunday 7:30, 9:30, 11:15 AM, 12:45 (Spanish) and 5:00 PM Saturdays from 3:00 to 3:45 PM; Every First Friday after the 9:00 AM Mass until 11:00 AM For children under 7- first Sunday of the month (English)- second Sunday (Spanish) at 2:30 PM. Instruction for parents and godparents is required. Call the rectory. BAPTISM/CONFIRMATION: Adults and children 7 and older who would like to receive these sacraments or be received into the Church should email RCIA@brightoncatholic.org or call the rectory. MARRIAGE: Couples planning marriage should make arrangements SIX MONTHS prior to wedding date. Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 14, 2016 Masses for the Week Sunday, August 14—20th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Sat.) 4:00 pm Nazareno & Ned Cugini, Mem. 7:30 am Josephine Cedrone, Mem. 9:30 am Patrick J. Freeley, 59th Ann. 11:15 am Pro Multis Intentionibus 12:45 pm Antonieta Quintiliani, 1st Ann. 5:00 pm Missa pro Populo Mon. 9:00 am Margaret J. Gasper, 23rd Ann. Tue. 9:00 am Special Intention for Fr. Tom Uzhannalil 2 Wed. 7:00 am Domenico, Lucia & Maria Cirigliano, Mem. 9:00 am Police Officer Jonathan DeGruzman, Mem. Fri. 7:00 am Daniel Tempesta, 27th Ann. Sunday, August 21—21st Sunday in Ordinary Time (Sat.) 4:00 pm Giovanni Tramontozzi & Family, Mem. 7:30 am Fr. Carney Gavin, 2nd Ann. 9:30 am Sebastian A. Torrisi, 34th Ann. 11:15 am Pro Multis Intentionibus 12:45 pm Antonieta Cedrone, Month’s Mind 5:00 pm Missa pro Populo Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time St. Columbkille Parish Brighton, MA Pro Multis Intentionibus: This week for Dallas Police Officers: Brent Thompson, Patrick Zamarripa, Michael Krol, Michael Smith, Lorne Ahern, Mem. Next week for Fr. Carney Gavin, 2nd Ann.; KansasCity Police Officer Capt. Robert Melto, Mem. Prayers Are Requested for those who are ill; for vocations to the Priesthood and to the Consecrated Life; for married couples and for families; for those serving in the military especially STAFF SGT. Aaron Souza (USAF), L/CPL Will Haughey (USMC), PFC1 Kyle Humphreys (USA), SP4 Rory Hanlon (USA), EN2 (SW) Matthew Kenney (USN), PFC Timothy C. Barry (USA), 2nd LT Megan Monteiro (USAF), LT Alex DiBiasie (USA Rangers), Paratrooper Anthony Liberty, (USA), SGT Michael F. Kieloch (USMC), CAPT Kyle Timothy Sullivan (USA), Chaplain MAJ Jeffrey A. Ballou (USAF), Chaplain CAPT James W. Longe (USAF), L/CPL Gavin Sheehan (USMC); and for the repose of the souls of the deceased members of our parish, our families and our benefactors. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The 2016 Catholic Appeal campaign is continuing We have $43,630.00 already pledged. This is over 108% of our goal of $40,515.00. The outpouring of support from so many helps sustain the important ministries that make Saint Columbkille Parish a vibrant place of wor ship. If you have yet to give, please pick up a pledge form at the back of the church or visit bostoncatholicappeal.org. Thank you for your prayer s and support. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Please Remember the St. Vincent de Paul Boxes at the doors of the church as you leave Mass today. The next meeting will be Tuesday, August 23 at 7:00 pm in the rectory. New members are always welcome. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Please don’t forget us while you are away. When you go on vacation this summer, please remember that we still need your weekly contributions to maintain the church properties and activities. Have a good time, come home safely and you will be in our prayers. Have a Blessed Summer! __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ A few items of interest from Fr. Fitzgerald: A new priest resident… On August 16, we will be hosting a new priest resident, Fr. Carlo Calleja, a priest from Malta who will be pursuing a Doctoral degree in Theology at Boston College. I have asked Fr. Carlo to provide some biographical information as follows: “My name is Fr. Carlo and I am 34 years old from Malta, a tiny island in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea with a population of about 450,000 people. After working for two and one half years in an acute rehabilitation hospital as a qualified physical therapist, in 2008, I decided to finally respond to God’s call and to start my formation towards the priesthood. I was ordained a deacon on November 9, 2014 and a priest on July 3, 2015, during which time I was serving in a village in the south of the island while completing my final studies in theology. I have now been asked by my Bishop to pursue a course in Christian ethics at Boston College, which will last 4 or 5 years. Fr. Fitzgerald has been so kind as to welcome me to the parish community. I enjoy swimming and going on long walks – when I am not buried under my books, that is!” I know that all will give Fr. Carlo the usual Saint Columbkille hospitality when he arrives. _ RCIA… The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults will start up again this fall. The program is for individuals who are interested in becoming Catholic who have never been baptized or have been baptized in a Protestant denomination. Also, it is for Catholics who have not received the sacraments beyond Baptism. Details about the program will be forthcoming in future bulletins and Mass announcements for anyone you know who may be interested in the program. Spread the word to anyone you may know who may have interest. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Monday, August 15, is NOT a Holyday of Obligation. Mass will be celebrated at 7:00 and 9:00 am. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Do you love your Catholic Faith? Share the Gift!. Put a “Try God 1060AM” bumper sticker or magnet on your car. Bumper stickers and magnets can be found in the racks at the back of the Church. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The Rosary is recited every weekday morning at 8:40 in the lower church. All are welcome to join in. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Forgive us as we forgive Pray for peace in the Middle East August 14, 2016 3 St. Columbkille Parish Brighton, MA Third Wednesday Eucharistic Adoration, 8/17 (parish-wide) Our next Third Wednesday Eucharistic Adoration will be Wednesday, August 17, from 7:30-8:30 p.m. in the Upper Church. Confession will also be available. Each month's Adoration includes prayers and intentions that correspond to a particular theme. The theme for August is " Immaculate Heart of Mary". This event is open to all. No RSVP is required. The Don Bosco Tech Alumni Association plans two events in August for all graduates. A golf tournament takes place at George Wright Golf Course on Monday, August 15, beginning at 8 a.m. A gala reunion takes place at Florian Hall in Dorchester on Friday, August 19, beginning at 7 p.m. Information and registration can be found at www.planmygolfevent.com/28638DonBoscoGolf_gala. Become a Nurse Assistant/Home Health Aide in just over 4 weeks! Catholic Charities Labouré Center in South Boston (conveniently located 4 blocks from the Broadway T stop on the Red Line) offers training from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. on Tuesdays-Fridays. We also hope to offer an 8-week evening program starting in early September. Visit www.ccab.org/NurseAssistant (click on South Boston link) or call 617-464-8544. The Women’s Table of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Boston will host a four-week series for women, entitled, “Crossroads and Thresholds: Embracing the Second Half of Life.” This series will explore transitions and life stages in the second half of life. Participants will have time to reflect on their past, look at their present reality and future hopes, and to reclaim their personal gifts and experiences in a unique way. Sr. Kathleen Hagerty, CSJ will lead the series, which incorporates Judeo-Christian spirituality, Jungian and developmental psychology. Each session will be held on Wednesday mornings, from 10:00-11:30 a.m. at the Sisters of St. Joseph Motherhouse, 637 Cambridge St., Brighton, MA. Specific dates include: Sept. 28, Oct. 5, Oct. 12 and Oct. 19, 2016. There is no charge for the series, but a free will donation is gratefully accepted. To register, please contact Mary Rita Weschler at The Women’s Table, 617-746-2056 or via email, maryrita.weschler@csjboston.org. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The Parish Office will be closed from August 6 through August 14. We will reopen August 15. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Please note: No signs or materials are to be put in the church bookracks or on the doors or walls without permission. Please contact the rectory. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ You Are Not Alone. Pregnancy Help has served women in crisis pregnancies since 1973. They offer: free testing, counseling and support, adoption information and referrals, education, career and housing information, prenatal care referrals, ongoing support and material assistance. All services are free and confidential. They are located at the Brighton Marine Hospital, Building 2 Room 304. You can reach them at help@pregnancyhelpboston.org or by phone at 617-782-5151. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Project Rachel is the confidential post-abortion ministry of the Catholic Church. The Project Rachel ministry of the Archdiocese of Boston offers counseling for women and men in pain from past abortions. Trust in the mercy of God’s love. For more information contact Project Rachel at 508.651.3100 or help@projectrachelboston.com. All calls are confidential. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The Brighton Allston Heritage Museum located in the basement of the Veronica Smith Senior Center on Chestnut Hill Avenue in Brighton Center has year round hours of 11:00 am—3:00 pm Thursdays and Fridays. It’s a great place to bring visitors and it’s airconditioned! ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Catechetical Certificate Program-New and Revised! The Theological Institute at Saint J ohn’s Seminary would like to introduce our new and revised Catechetical Certificate Program. The program runs one Saturday a month from SeptemberApril. Each month there will be different presenters, who are specialists in their fields. Visit our website www.theologicalinstitute.org for more details or to register for the program. The program is open to anyone interested in learning more about their Faith but is especially beneficial to Parents, Parish Catechists, Teachers, and Parish Volunteers or Employees ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The Theological Institute at Saint John’s Seminary Fall Semester 2016 Classes begin: Tuesday, September 6th, 2016 Come and bring a friend to learn more about the Faith! Fall 2016 Courses include: Faith and Reason, Survey of the Old Testament, Basic Truths of the Catholic Faith, The New Evangelization, God: One and Three, Canon Law, Moral Theology for the Lay Apostolate, Catholic Social Doctrine, Formation Colloquium, Pastoral Care in the Parish and Luke-Acts ! To register call 617.779.4104 or at: www.theologicalinstitute.org Please do not allow your children to ride the elevator alone or to use the restroom alone. Let’s keep our children safe. 4 Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time St. Columbkille Parish Brighton, MA El consumo de fuego Nuestro Dios es un fuego consumidor, nos dicen las Escrituras (véase Hebreos 12:29; Deuteronomio 4:24). Y en el Evangelio de esta semana, Jesús usa la imagen del fuego para describir las demandas del discipulado. El incendio que ha venido a traer a la tierra es el fuego que él quiere para arder en cada uno de nuestros corazones. Él nos hizo a partir del polvo de la tierra (véase Génesis 2: 7), y nos llenó con el fuego del Espíritu Santo en el bautismo (ver Lucas 3:16). Fuimos bautizados en su muerte (véase Romanos 6: 3). Este es el bautismo de nuestro Señor habla en el Evangelio de esta semana. El bautismo con que Él debe ser bautizado es su pasión y muerte, por el cual Él llevó a cabo nuestra redención y envió el fuego del Espíritu en la tierra (ver Hechos 2: 3). El fuego se ha establecido, pero aún no está ardiendo. Estamos llamados a entrar más profundamente en el amor de Dios que consume. Debemos examinar nuestras conciencias y nuestras acciones, sometiéndonos al fuego dactilar de la Palabra de Dios (véase 1 Corintios 3:13). En nuestra lucha contra el pecado, todavía no hemos resistido hasta el punto de derramar nuestra propia sangre, Pablo nos dice en la epístola de esta semana. No hemos experimentado el sufrimiento que padece Jeremías en la primera lectura de esta semana. Pero esto es lo que requiere el verdadero discipulado. Ser discípulo es estar inflamado con el amor de Dios. Que es tener un deseo insaciable por la santidad y celo por la salvación de nuestros hermanos y hermanas. Al ser su discípulo no trae la paz en el camino falso que el mundo proclama la paz (véase Jeremías 8:11). Esto significa que la división y de la dificultad. Puede que nos lleve a entrar en conflicto con nuestra propia carne y sangre. Pero Cristo es nuestra paz (véase Efesios 2:14). Por su cruz, nos ha levantado del fango del pecado y la muerte, ya que rescatará el profeta Jeremías (véase Jeremías 38:10). Y como cantamos en el salmo de esta semana, confiamos en nuestro libertador. Un servicio de la Paul Center St. de Teología Bíblica www.SalvationHistory.com . com ________________________________________________ Tenga en cuenta: No hay signos o materiales se van a poner en las bookracks iglesia o en las puertas o paredes sin permiso. Por favor, póngase en contacto con la rectoría Por favor, no permita que sus niños viajen solos o el ascensor para ir al baño solo. Vamos a mantener a nuestros niños seguros. Perdónanos como nosotros perdonar La parroquia pide a la comunidad que por favor se comuniquen con la oficina para solicitar una misa para sus seres queridos que han fallecido o cualquier otra intencion y traer su donativo a la oficina de la Iglesia. Si hay parejas que quieran casarse por la iglesia por favor solicitar una copia del volante con los requisitos que contiene toda la informacion para casarse con el padre Succes o cualquier miembro del comite de la parroquia. El grupo de jovenes se reune todos los Domingos a las 11:00 am. Iglesia de abajo para mas informacion hablar con Andres o Jose. El Grupo de Oracion de la Renovacion Carismatica se reune todos los Sabados a las 5:30 pm en la iglesia de abajo para mas informacion hablar con Edvin Juarez. Todos los Domingos tenemos la coronilla a la divina Misericordia a las 12:30 pm y antes de la hora santa a las 6:00 pm. Todos los viernes la misa como de costumbre a las 7:00 pm. Estan cordialmente invitados. El coro de la parroquia busca mas voces si hay alguien que pueda cantar y quiere ser parte de nuestro grupo puede hablar con El padre Succès o Alex Aguirre. Viaje a Washington DC. Sept. 2 costo $120.00 y $5.00 de propina para el chofer del Bus, Saldriamos el Viernes 2 de Sept. a las 9:00 pm para estar en Washington a las 6:00 AM. Y salir de Washington a las 6:00 pm. Llegando a Brighton como a las 2:00 am del Domingo interesados hablar con Edio Galvez o Edvin Juarez despues de la misa esta actividad es para ayudar al padre Success y terminar la Iglesia en Haiti, por favor las personas que ya se registraron y las que se regristren esta semana por favor hacer lo possible de traer el dinero el proximo domingo pero si no pueden despues solo quieremos su palabra ya que si han reservado su asiento no lo podremos vender a otra persona, y para mas detalles del viaje hablar con Edio. August 14, 2016 5 St. Columbkille Parish 6 Brighton, MA Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time