Rev. Stephen E. Lundrigan

Pastor Ext. 116

Rev. Wilmar Ramos

Parochial Vicar Ext. 130

Rev. Mr. Paul Carrier

Deacon 978-297-1062

Rev. Mr. Stanley Baczewski

Deacon 978-855-9805

Rev. Mr. Arthur Giard

Deacon Retired

Annunciation Parish

Telephone: 978-632-0253

Email: office@annunciationgardner.org

Website: www.AnnunciationGardner.org

Office Hours: Monday through Friday 8:30a.m.—5:00p.m.

Masses & Times

July 29th, 2018

Holy Rosary Church

Saturday 4:45p.m.

Sunday 7:30a.m.

10:30a.m.

Monday, Wednesday, Friday

- 9:00a.m.

Holy Spirit Church

Saturday 4:00p.m.

Sunday 8:30a.m.

12:00noon (Spanish)

Tuesday, Thursday

7:30a.m.

Holy Rosary Church

135 Nichols Street

Gardner, MA 01440

Holy Spirit Church

50 Lovewell Street

Gardner, MA 01440

Holy Rosary Church

Saturday 3:15—4:00p.m.

Holy Spirit Church

Saturday 3:15—3:45p.m.

Sacrament of Penance/Reconciliation

You may also call one of the priests at the Rectory to

schedule a private appointment for Confession.

978-632-0253

Fr. Steve, ext. 116

Fr. Ramos, ext. 130

You can scan this QR code to read the

website on your smartphone or

tablet.

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SUNDAY

IN ORDINARY TIME

When they had had their fill, he said to

his disciples, “Gather the fragments

left over, so that nothing will be

wasted.” ~Jn6:12

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Parish Staff

Parish Office 978-632-0253

Business Manager

William Lawton Ext. 113

Parish Secretary

Joanne Kay Ext. 110

Administrative Assistant

Grace Hartin Ext.111

Director of Religious Education

Mrs. Maura Sweeney Ext. 117

Director of Buildings & Grounds

Mr. Don Robinson Ext. 109

Building Maintenance

Mr. Donald Cosentino

Music Ministry

Mr. Paul Cormier 978-602-6166

Mrs. Paulette Fowler 978-345-1398

Ms. Sharon Sawtell 978-632-7216

Mr. Christian Orobello 706-541-1112

Youth Ministry

Mr. Paul Hartin

youthministry@annunciationgardner.org

Holy Family Academy 978-632-8656

Principal

Mrs. Andrea Tavaska Ext. 219

Administrative Assistant

Mrs. Jennifer Lucas Ext. 213

Director of Enrollment

Mrs. Nancy Tyros Ext. 250

The Caring Place 978-632-5745

www.tcpgardner.com

Director

Mrs. Jane Pineo jane@tcpgardner.com

From the Pastor’s Desk

Following the example of Jesus, I will be on retreat this coming

week. During that time of prayer and reflection I will celebrate

Mass for the parish and pray for our continued work of joining to-

gether. Many divisions between people are ones that exist in the

mind and emotions, and although intense, they can be healed. In

our Baptism we are joined in one body, and as St. Paul reminds

us: Jesus wishes us to live in unity - divisions within that body are

created by us. It is like the child saying - I am not your son/

daughter anymore. Even though they say it, even though they act

like it - the reality is that they are still your child - any action and

thoughts of that division exist in the mind and can be healed by

the power of Jesus. And only by that power.

This week Finance Council met and we looked at our current sta-

tus, discussed staff pay, looked at the preliminary budget, and

reviewed the payment of our debit. Plans were laid out for these

things, and discussions went on regarding the way our parish min-

istries and units are fiscally united, and what ways we can make

our accounting even tighter. A member of the Finance Council

will speak at all Masses in the Fall to share more information. If

you did not get a copy of the parish interim financial report there

are copies at the back of the churches and it is available electroni-

cally on our website. All are encouraged to read through this at

your convenience. With a few more adjustments we will have the

final budget for next year that will be presented for a vote at the

August Financial Council meeting.

Mrs. Tavaska and I met regarding school enrollment, school ser-

vices, and faculty. Some teachers are moving on, and we are

excited with some of the applicants that have applied. A letter is

going out to all school families to explain about the positive

changes that are going on at the school. This letter will also be

available on the website soon. After you read it I think you will be

pleased with were we are going and will encourage families to

come and be part of this enlivening community. We are on the

front edge of an encouraging comeback.

Mrs. Sweeney is in the process of registrations for Religious Edu-

cation Classes for the coming year. There are materials in the

back of the church for this, or she may be called at the main par-

ish number (ext. 117). She and I also discussed the work of the

Adult Faith Formation Committee and spoke about putting out an

insert in the near future listing the educational opportunities that

will be available this coming year. Dave Bourgeois continues to

work with the Catholic Chaplin at the prison to build the ministry

there, and I will be meeting with other ministry heads to see how

things are progressing.

There will be more after-Mass social time where coffee, juice, and

snacks are provided - and don’t forget the Parish Picnic / Ice

Cream Social on August 19

th

! Check for more information in the

bulletin. Taking time for these sorts of simple activities may com-

pete with electronic entertainment and other demands. But like

taking a retreat, these simple times of fellowship are positive and

human ways that we can build a community with each other.

Peace,

Fr. Steve

Welcome to Annunciation Parish!

For those who are new to the parish or returning after

some time away, we would like to welcome you to

our Catholic community.

In this bulletin you will find many opportunities to be

enriched and involved and we would love to see you.

If you would like to register as a member or have any

questions, you can call us at 978-632-0253, email us

at office@annunciationgardner.org, or you can stop

by the rectory office during the week.

God’s Peace be with you,

Fr. Steve & the Parish Staff

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Mass Intentions

Mass Date Mass Time Mass Intention

Saturday, July 28th 4:45 p.m. Rose & Bob & Lloyd Babineau by Jean Blacquiere

Lucien Bosse by wife and family

Deceased Members of Alderic Cormier Family by Leandre Cormier family

Leo Melanson by Lena Melanson

Sunday, July 29th

7:30 a.m.

10:30 a.m.

Jorge Juan Garcia by Jorge Garcia

Gerald Cormier, 13th Anniversary by family

Ericka Boudreau by Theresa LeBlanc

Monday, July 30th 9:00 a.m. Jeanne P. Tousignant by father-in-law Roger

Wednesday, August 1st 9:00 a.m. Denise (Leger) Melanson, 50th Anniversary by family

Stella Baril by her daughter Denise MacAloney

Friday, August 3rd 9:00 a.m. Thelma William by the Binnall House

Saturday, August 4th 4:45 p.m.

Thomas Jalbert by the family

Maria Flora Poirer by Jo-Ann Leonard

Joseph Barrieau by Florence Gosselin

Sunday, August 5th 7:30 a.m.

10:30 a.m.

Edward Mazur, 36th Anniversary by his wife & family

Gregoire Croteau by family

Gilles J. Arsenault by Robert & Annette Bourgeois

Jane Ann Duggan by Eileen & Pat O’Shea

Malvina Darmetka by her son Ronald Darmetka

Our Lady of the Holy Rosary

Mass Date Mass Time Mass Intention

Saturday, July 28th 4:00 p.m. Joseph Barrieau by Pete & Gloria St. Hilare

Edmond Gautreau by Claudette Racicot

Bernard “Bud” Goguen by Bob & Carol Cormier

Sunday, July 29th

8:30 a.m.

12:00 p.m.

Scott Bouchard by Mom & Dad

All Lives Lost to Suicide by a parishioner

To be announced

Tuesday, July 31st 7:30 a.m. All Parishioners of Annunciation Parish

Thursday, August 2nd 7:30 a.m. David Laperriere, 5th Anniversary by his wife & family

Saturday, August 4th 4:00 p.m. Peter J. Manca, 51st Anniversary by his loving wife Lorraine A. Manca

Maxime & Cecila Bastarache by The Mierzejewski Family

Richard “Ricky” Thibeault by Anne Moore

Sunday, August 5th 8:30 a.m.

12:00 p.m.

Nick Wojtukiewicz, 9th Anniversary by Bob & Carla Wojtukiewicz

Hank Garrepy, 23rd Anniversary by family

To be announced

Friday, August 3rd

First Friday

6:30 p.m. Edmond Gautreau by Marie & Terry Kane and Elsie Tarmasiewicz

Holy Spirit

Other Masses This Week:

∗ 6:00p.m. Mass on Wednesday August 1st at North Central Correctional Institution

for Alma Melanson by Francis & Rachelle Landry & family

∗ 2:00p.m. Mass on Friday August 3rd at Heywood Commons for John Wharton by

Marie Wharton

Funerals in Memorandum:

∗ Ovila Richard

∗ Rene Martel

Annunciation Parish Gardner, MA July 29th, 2018 Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

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Events this Week:

⇒ Saturday July 28th

• 3:15—3:34p.m. Confessions at Holy Spirit

• 3:15—4:00p.m. Confessions at Holy Rosary

⇒ Sunday July 29th

• 4:00-5:30p.m. Hospitality Dinner at Holy Rosary hall

⇒ Monday July 30th

• Coffee Social after 9:00a.m. Mass at Holy Rosary Church

• 1:30p.m. Intercessory Prayer Ministry at Holy Rosary rec-

tory

⇒ Tuesday July 31st

• There will be No Bible Study this week. It will resume

next Tuesday, August 7th at 6:30p.m. in Holy Rosary hall.

⇒ Wednesday August 1st

• 6:00a.m.—8:00p.m. Eucharistic Adoration at Holy Rosary

⇒ Thursday August 2nd

• 8:30a.m. Faith Sharing Group*

• 6:30p.m. Bingo at Holy Rosary hall

• 6:30p.m. Curso Biblico (Bible Study) in Spanish at Holy

Spirit

⇒ Friday August 3rd

• 6:30p.m. First Friday Mass, Confessions, Exposition, and

Benediction at Holy Spirit

⇒ Saturday August 4th

• 3:15—3:34p.m. Confessions at Holy Spirit

• 3:15—4:00p.m. Confessions at Holy Rosary

⇒ Sunday August 5th

*For the Faith Sharing Group, contact Diane Scott, at (978) 928-1372.

Upcoming Events and News

Daily Readings for the Week of July 29th, 2018

Sunday July 29

th

• 2 Kings 4:42-44

• Ephesians 4:1-6

• John 6:1-15

Monday July 30

th

• Jeremiah 13:1-11

• Matthew 13:31-35

Tuesday July 31

st

• Jeremiah 14:17-22

• Matthew 13:36-43

Wednesday August 1

st

• Jeremiah 15:10, 16-21

• Matthew 13:44-46

Thursday August 2

nd

• Jeremiah 18:1-6

• Matthew 13:47-53

Friday August 3

rd

• Jeremiah 26:1-9

• Matthew 13:54-58

Saturday August 4

th

• Jeremiah 26:11-16, 24

• Matthew 14:1-12

Sunday August 5

th

• Exodus 16:2-4, 12-15

• Ephesians 4:17, 20-24

• John 6:24-35

Question of the Week:

Question for Adults: .Generosity is key to today’s Gospel.

What do you have that you should be sharing with others?

Think of your possessions, your talents, and your time.

How can you use these for the good of others?

Question for Youth: How do you share with others what

you have?

Intercessory Prayer Ministry

With Jesus, our Intercessor, and the Holy Spirit, the Light

that guides us, we gather together twice a month for one

hour to pray for the needs of our faith community and the

world. We offer our petitions and give praise, honor, and

thanks to our heavenly Father for His unconditional love

and mercy through various prayers of the Church, song,

Sacred Scripture, silent reflection and sharing.

If this prayer style interests you, consider joining us.

For further information please contact

Louise Plamondon at 978-632-8679

Annunciation Parish Gardner, MA July 29th, 2018 Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

IS IT A PARISH PICNIC? IS IT AN ICE CREAM SOCIAL?

WHAT IT’S CALLED / IT WILL BE A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO GATHER AS A COMMUNITY!

Please come and join your fellow parishioners on Sunday, August 19

th

at 1 p.m. at Otter River State Park on Rt. 202 in

Baldwinville. Bring a picnic to share with your family in this natural beauty. The parish will be providing drinks and ice cream

for building your own sundaes. The park has BBQ pits that you can use as well as picnic tables, and volleyball and basket-

ball courts. We will be organizing games for young and old alike. At 4 p.m. our gathering will conclude with a Mass under the

pavilion.

The only cost is parking which is $8 per car, but free for those who have a DCR season

pass, handicap tags or Wounded Veteran or Purple Heart license plates. If you need to

carpool or can provide a ride please let us know when your family registers.

To join us please RSVP by going to our parish website https://

annunciationgardner.org/parish-summer-picnic , e-mailing religioused@ annuncia-

tioncargner.org or calling the office at 978-632-0253.

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GEHM: Gardner Emergency Housing Mission

Thank you for your commitment and dedication to the establish-

ment of the Gardner Emergency Housing Mission. With your

prayers and support, we have been working hard to plan, set-up

and execute emergency housing for families in our community.

All of the dedicated individuals who initiated this truly grassroots

effort, which seeks to help those most in need, remain committed

and steadfast on moving forward.

GEHM has made good strides over the last 24 months. Below are

some accomplishments of GEHM:

• Established a list of trained volunteers

• Elected a committed Board of Directors & approved By-Laws

• Incorporated as a non-profit within MASS & seeking 501(c)3

status with IRS

• Community Foundation of North Central MASS providing fis-

cal oversight and advice

• Raised nearly $17,000 in start-up funds

• 1st Annual GEHM Walk in 2017 contributed over $4,000

• Aided two families with homelessness issues during early

2018

• Creating a GEHM Facebook page and a website

• Recently received a grant of $12,500 from the CFNCM

• Opened search for a part-time Exec Director / Administrator

for GEHM

The support of the community is vital in the success of GEHM

and ask for your continued support of GEHM as we move forward

with addressing homelessness.

Star of Bethlehem

Due to the bad situation and interruption of tourist trade that is

happening with our Christian families in Bethlehem, the birth town

of Jesus, Maysoon Khair will be at our church July 28 & 29 2018

representing School of Joy for Slow Learner Children and over a

hundred Christian families who make their livelihood through the

selling of their hand-carved olive wood religious articles.

After all masses there will be a display of these hand carved items

such as nativity scenes, crucifix, rosaries, last supper and many

other beautiful religious statues. Please look over the carvings

that are available and help support this project to keep the chil-

dren and the Christians present in the Holy Land.

Annunciation Parish Gardner, MA July 29th, 2018 Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

WHEN DOES RCIA START?

Right now! It begins when you ask someone who is not

catholic or who was baptized but not raised Catholic if

they would like to become o a member of the church.

Formal “Classes” will begin in the fall, but NOW is the

time to begin talking to those who you would like to

share the faith with. Sometimes people just need a little

encouragement and are waiting for an invitation. Is

there is someone in your life who has asked you about

being Catholic? Perhaps it is their way of saying “I’m

interested in your faith. Is the Church

interested in me?” Keep your eyes

and ears open, and pray to the Holy

Spirit that you will be prompted to ex-

tend an invitation next time you en-

counter someone who is asking about

the church. If you do encounter some-

one who would like to explore the

Catholic church please encourage

them to speak to one of our priests,

deacons or Mrs. Sweeney.

Save the Date and Plan to Join Us at

The Sweet Life Café

If you are a woman who has been looking for a chance

to get away and spend some time with the Lord please

keep October 27

th

free on your calendar so you can

attend our parish’s Women’s Day of Reflection from 9-3

at Holy Spirit. It will be a great opportunity savor the

sweetness that only the Lord can bring to our lives.

More details will be coming in September.

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Thank you to everyone who has

made their gift to the 2018 Part-

ners in Charity Appeal! Our

parish is $49,700 towards our

goal of $65,000.

Our Partners in Charity appeal

will be coming to a close at the

end of the summer, so please

make sure your donations are

sent in within the next few weeks.

It is amazing to see the support

this community has provided to

other Catholic ministries in the

area. Thank you!

Goal: $65,000

Received: $49,700

76.46%

Religious Ed Registration is underway!

Religious Education forms have been sent to those who

registered last year and those who requested information.

If you child is in grades 1-10 and will be new to our reli-

gious education program this fall and you would like infor-

mation you may pick up a packet from the back of church,

contact the Religious Ed Office at reli-

gioused@annunciationgardner.org or call 978-632-0253

or check our parish website https://

annunciationgardner.org/religious-education

National Novena for the

Legal Protection of Human Life

The U.S. bishops urge our participation each Friday in a

nationwide Novena for the Legal Protection of Human Life,

August 3–September 28. Participants will receive weekly

email or text reminders to pray and fast,

along with little-known facts about Roe v.

Wade to share with others. Sign up at

www.usccb.org/pray!

Annunciation Parish Gardner, MA July 29th, 2018 Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO BE A GOOD CATECHIST?

Each year 15 -20 people from our parish volunteer to serve as

catechists for almost 200 young people in our parish. Some

are creative, some structured, some have boundless energy

others are more quiet and reflective. No two catechists have

the same gifts but they do have the same love of God and his

Church. They all share a love for Jesus Christ, a dedication to

their students and a burning desire to share the Good News of

the Gospel. Please prayerfully consider whether or not you

might be being called to share the Good news with the young

people of our parish. Your dedication as a volunteer catechist

(a.k.a. CCD teacher) could help the young people of our parish

grow in their faith and you might just find that you grow in your

own as well. We provide volunteers with training, materials and

support. Volunteers share the most valuable thing they have

with their students, their relationship with Jesus. If you would

like to learn more about how you can become a catechist

please contact Mrs. Sweeney at 978-632-0253 or reli-

gioused@annunciationgardner.org

ATTENTION CATHOLIC SCHOOL FAMILIES

In keeping with diocesan guidelines our sacramental prepa-

ration programs are free standing and not part of a regular

religious education or catholic school curriculum. Immediate

preparation for the sacraments of Reconciliation, Eucharist

and Confirmation do not occur in your child’s catholic school.

If you would like your child to receive these sacraments you

will need to enroll your child in your parish’s sacramental

preparation program and participate with your child. For

more information on our sacramental preparation programs

please pick up one of the green flyers at the back of church

or contact Mrs. Sweeney directly with any questions.

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Sacrament of Baptism – celebrated on the Third Sun-

day of the month at 2:00 pm. Baptisms can also be cele-

brated at any Sunday liturgy outside the Lenten Season.

Baptismal Instruction - held on the Second Monday of

every month at Annunciation Parish on Nichols St. in the

meeting room at 7:00 pm. Call Deacon Paul and his

wife Lorraine at 978-297-1062.

Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) – for those

who are non-baptized above the age of 7 and those bap-

tized in another Christian community beside Roman

Catholic seeking a relationship with Christ Jesus and

membership in the Roman Catholic faith. Please contact

Mrs. Maura Sweeney for more information at 978-632-

0237 Ext. 117 or via e-mail: reli-

gioused@annunciationgardner.org

First Penance/Reconciliation & First Communion –

adults and children over the age of 7.

Call Mrs. Maura Sweeney, Ext. 117.

Sacrament of Confirmation – call Mrs. Maura

Sweeney, Ext. 117.

Sacrament of Marriage – please contact the Church a

year in advance. Contact Deacon Paul and his wife Lor-

raine at 978-297-1062.

Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick – call Fr.

Lundrigan at Ext. 116 or Fr. Ramos at Ext. 130.

Bereavement – please contact the parish office.

St. Vincent de Paul – a ministry of care providing assis-

tance within the community. Call the St. Vincent de Paul

line: (978) 632-0253 ext. 143.

Prayer Line – For prayers for your special intention call

978-632-2618.

Please Pray For:

Amanda Loyer, William Nacke, Alice Fortin, Donnalee

Reynolds, Tricia McKinley, Larry Butler, Paul Bastarache,

Marguerite Vautour, Ed P. LaRoche, David Balfrey, Scott

St. Cyr, Alyssa Happe, Mary Beth Brow, Brian Como, Cath-

erine Trowbridge, Dwight Misner, Alden Johnson, Little

Genevieve, the Becker Family, Jimmy Mantz, Benjamin

Stone, JoAnn Thibodeau, Vince Leger, Laura Hale, Ron

Roy, Alice Campbell, Diane Landry, Theresa Landry, Alice

Page, Leonne Tagen, Al Watts, Claudette Casey, Diane

Gardner, Erik Samsel, Kaylah Samsel, Lorraine Shepard,

Philip Robichaud, and Gordon Poirier.

If you would like to add a person’s name to the prayer

list, please contact Annunciation Parish at

(978) 632-0253, ext. 110.

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