Burlington Catholic Collaborative A publication of St. Malachy &

St. Margaret Parishes in Burlington, MA

September 22, 2019

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PARISH STAFF Rev. James M. Mahoney Pastor Rev. Mark T. Olejnik Parochial Vicar Deacon Dick Bilotta Deacon Deacon Mason Wiggins Seminarian, St Augustine, Florida Rev. Francis M. Conroy

Senior Priest in Residence

Michelle Campbell Office Administrator Sonny Dirienzo Facilities Manager John Volante Finance Manager William M. Donahue Music Director/Organist Patricia Harris Religious Ed. Director

Tel: 781-272-5810 E-mail: reled@stmargaretburlington.org

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION COORDINATORS Confirmation Joanne Mackey High School Brian Curtin

Priest in Residence Rev. Fabian Ezenwa, CSSp

Chaplain at Lahey Medical Center & Hospital & Emerson Hospital

SAINT MARGARET PARISH 111 Winn Street, Burlington MA 01803 ● Tel: 781-272-3111

Fax: 781-272-9204 ● info@stmargaretburlington.org ● www.StMargaretBurlington.org

PARISH OFFICE HOURS Monday - Thursday 10:00 am - 3:00 pm

MASS SCHEDULE Saturday Vigil: 4:30 pm

Sunday: 7:30 am; 10:00 am; and, 12:00 pm

Monday - Friday: 6:45 am Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday: 9:00 am

Holy Day Masses

As announced in the parish bulletin.

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION (CONFESSIONS)

Saturday: 2:30 - 4:00 pm (lower church)

BAPTISM The baptism of infants is celebrated on the second Sunday of each month at 2:00 pm in the church. Parents are required to participate in a pre-baptismal preparation session in anticipation of their child’s baptism. These sessions are conducted on the third Tuesday of each month at 7:00 pm in the parish rectory. To make arrangements for the baptism of a child, parents should contact the parish office.

Adults seeking baptism or desiring to become members of the Catholic Church should contact the office for information.

SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY Couples desiring to marry in the Catholic Church should contact the parish office for details at least six months prior to the anticipated date of their wedding.

ANOINTING OF THE SICK & COMMUNION CALLS

Please notify the parish office if you or a family member is hospitalized or homebound and desires to receive the Eucharist and/or the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick.

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SAINT MALACHY PARISH 99 Bedford Street, Burlington, MA 01803 ● Tel: 781-272-5111

Fax 781-270-9407 ● Office@Saint-Malachy.org ● www.Saint-Malachy.org

PARISH STAFF Rev. James M. Mahoney Pastor Rev. Mark T. Olejnik Parochial Vicar Deacon Dick Bilotta Deacon Deacon Mason Wiggins Seminarian, St Augustine, Florida Chris McCollem Office Receptionist Kathleen Keady Business Manager Office@Saint-Malachy.org Ann Pye Bulletin Secretary bulletin@Saint-Malachy.org Daniel Mainardi Director of Music Camille Mainardi Religious Ed. Director Grades 1-8 Religoused@Saint-Malachy.org Gail Jaskal Youth Program Coordinator Grades 9-10 Youthministry.stmalachy@gmail.com Gary Dew Facilities Manager

PARISH OFFICE HOURS Monday - Thursday 9:30 am - 2:30 pm

MASS SCHEDULE Saturday Vigil: 4:00 pm

Sunday: 8:00 am & 10:30 am

Monday, Wednesday & Friday: 9:00 am

Holy Day Masses As announced in the parish bulletin.

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION

(CONFESSIONS) Friday: 600-7:00 pm (chapel)

BAPTISM The baptism of infants is celebrated on the fourth Sunday of each month at 2:00 pm in the church. Parents are required to participate in a pre-baptismal preparation session in anticipation of their child’s baptism. These sessions are conducted on the third Tuesday of each month at 7:00 pm at St. Margaret’s Rectory. To make arrangements for the baptism of a child, parents should contact the parish office.

Adults seeking baptism or desiring to become members of the Catholic Church should contact the office for information.

SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY Couples desiring to marry in the Catholic Church should contact the parish office for details at least six months prior to the anticipated date of their wedding.

ANOINTING OF THE SICK & COMMUNION CALLS

Please notify the parish office if you or a family member is hospitalized or homebound and desires to receive the Eucharist and/or the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick.

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Fr. Mahoney’s Message

BURLINGTON CATHOLIC

Dear Burlington Catholic Collaborative, Today we hear The Parable of the Dishonest Steward. The Parable sounds a bit funny/odd at first. The rich man calls the dishonest steward Prudent. Why? How can he say this? The answer is: The steward simply cuts out his own commission! He "invests" in his future by giving to the lenders what would have been his own commission. By doing so, he wins their good will for his own future. The passage concludes with three morals for us. The first one shows us our need to handle the affairs of temporal life with an eye toward eternal life. The second concerns trustworthiness. If we can handle money and other passing things responsibly, then we can also be trusted with the affairs of the Kingdom of God. Finally, Jesus tells us that no one can serve two masters simultaneously. God must be put ahead of everything else. The “Mass Times Committee” will be meeting this Monday to discuss the options to develop a new Mass Schedule that will be best for our Collaborative and our two Parishes. Please Note Well: They still have all the information that was gathered in the spring from all the input the parishioners gave in the survey, along with the emails they received this past week. They are working very hard to make the schedule fair with regard to the numbers of parishioners and offertories that will put the two parishes in our Collaborative in the best possible positions liturgically and financially. They are also trying to make it fair for the Priests who will have to celebrate these Masses. Remember – we only have 2 priests assigned to the Collaborative. If one of us becomes ill, it would be impossible for the other to cover all the Masses in the current configuration, even with the help of Fr. Conroy. Please pray for more Vocations. It is our hope that the new Mass schedule will be announced by the end of October or the beginning of November and be implemented on December 1, 2019. When the new schedule is put into place, please be understanding and flexible.

Did you know? Concerning our Priests: We have 283 Parishes. We have 255 active priests assigned to these parishes. We have 227 Retired/Senior priests. We have almost as many retired priests as we do active priests. And think of this number: Out of the 255 active priests, 85 of those are parochial vicars. That’s right, we are one of 85 parishes Blessed to have a Parochial Vicar, Fr. Mark, assigned to us. There are now 88 Collaborative formed in the Archdiocese consisting of 158 parishes. These numbers were from August 1. And I know that about ½ dozen priests have retired since that date. Did you also know that a Newly Ordained Priest’s first assignment averages anywhere from 3 to 6 years. When Fr. Mark’s assignment changes in 3 to 6 years from now, there is a very real possibility that he will not be replaced. Sobering thought, isn’t it? Pray for more vocations! So when it comes to Mass time changes later this fall, please remember these numbers concerning our priests, and be understanding and flexible.

Disciples In Mission. This Thursday evening is an Orientation Meeting for all Collaborative Coordinators who will be assisting all the new Collaboratives in their first 2 years of meetings and planning for the future. I have asked Anne Pye and Michelle Campbell to be our Coordinators for our Collaborative. They will assist me by registering people for workshops, coordinating plan writing details with the Collaborative Support Team, and overseeing the preparation work for the Disciple Maker Index survey. As these things materialize, I will keep you informed of all that the Archdiocese is asking the Collaboratives to do for the Pastoral Plan. Thank you to all of you who welcomed Deacon Mason Wiggins last weekend. He was humbled and grateful for your kindness and your promises of prayer and support. He is a Seminarian at Pope St. John XXIII Seminary in Weston and is studying for the Priesthood for the Diocese of Saint Augustine which is located in Jacksonville, Florida.

Let us pray for each other. God bless, Father Mahoney

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Saturday, September 21 9:00 am St. Margaret Paul Scola 3rd Anniversary 4:00 pm St. Malachy (Fr Conroy.) The Vena Family Memorial 4:30 pm St. Margaret (Fr. Fabian) Mary & Clarence Westberg and Grace & Santo Patti Memorial

25th Sunday in Ordinary Time Sunday, September 22 7.30 am St. Margaret (Fr. Mark) Bill McMakin 2nd Anniversary 8:00 am St. Malachy (Fr. Mahoney) John & Deolinda Roque and John Sousa Memorial 10:00 am St. Margaret (Fr. Conroy) Sam Masci Memorial 10:30 am St. Malachy (Fr. Mark) Emanual SaPonte Memorial 12:00 pm St Margaret (Fr. Mahoney) Daniel Campbell 25th Anniversary and Donna Campbell Gelormini Memorial

Monday, September 23 6:45 am St. Margaret Mary & Chris Colby Anniversary

Tuesday, September 24 6:45 am St. Margaret 9:00 am St. Margaret Clifford & Ann Kelly Memorial

A Funeral Masses was offered recently for Eleanor Lloyd.

Kindly remember her and her family in your prayers. Thank you.

Scripture for the week of September 22, 2019

22 SUN Am 8:4-7/1 Tm 2:1-8/Lk 16:1-13 or 16:10-13 23 Mon Ezr 1:1-6/Lk 8:16-18 24 Tue Ezr 6:7-8, 12b, 14-20/Lk 8:19-21 25 Wed Ezr 9:5-9/Lk 9:1-6 26 Thu Hg 1:1-8/Lk 9:7-9 27 Fri Hg 2:1-9/Lk 9:18-22 28 Sat Zec 2:5-9, 14-15a/Lk 9:43b-45 29 SUN Am 6:1a, 4-7/1 Tm 6:11-16/Lk 16:19-31

Wednesday, September 25 6:45 am St. Margaret 9:00 am St. Malachy Christopher Murray Memorial

Thursday, September 26 6:45 am St. Margaret 9:00 am St. Margaret Friday, September 27 6:45 am St. Margaret 9:00 am St. Malachy Saturday, September 28 9:00 am St. Margaret Louise Arseneault Memorial 4:00 pm St. Malachy (Fr. Mahoney) Olive Lynch Memorial 4:30 pm St. Margaret (Fr. Mark) Fiore & Fiore, Jr. Antonietta And Paul Cassetiari Memorial 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time Sunday, September 29 7.30 am St. Margaret (Fr. Fabian) John, Catherine & Charles Blood Memorial 8:00 am St. Malachy (Fr. Mark) 10:00 am St. Margaret (Fr. Conroy) Leo Crowe 4th Anniversary 10:30 am St. Malachy (Cardinal Sean) Catholic Appeal Mass 12:00 pm St Margaret (Fr. Conroy) Zita Nacinovich 4th Anniversary

BURLINGTON CATHOLIC

Note: Priests’ schedules are subject to change.

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PARISH FINANCIAL SUPPORT

Weekend of September 15, 2019

Parish Offertory In Church: $5,086. On Line: $1,295.

TOTAL: $6,381.

Parish Building Fund In Church: $164. On Line: $125.

TOTAL: $289.

Clergy Health and Retirement Trust TOTAL: $3,190.

PARISH FINANCIAL NEWS Building & Major Sept. 14/15 Projects Envelopes $2,296. $489. Electronic Mail $110. $. Online $697. $. Loose $2,491. $. Total $5,594. $489. Total Users: 113 15 Weekly Budget $7,500. Income $5,594 Deficit $1,906.

Month to Date: $17,326. Clergy Heath and Retirement Trust: $1,973

SAINT MARGARET PARISH SAINT MALACHY PARISH

CATHOLIC APPEAL APPRECIATION MASS On Sunday, September 29th at the 10:30 am Mass, Cardinal Sean O’Malley will be joining St. Malachy Parish in celebration and appreciation of all those who support the important work of the Catholic Appeal. Many guests are expected to attend. Each year the Catholic Appeal raises much needed funds for the Central Ministries of the Archdiocese of Boston. It is these faith-based ministries, programs, and services that enable the Church of Boston, under the direction of Cardinal O’Malley to reach across parish boundaries in the areas of Social Justice, Worship/Prayer, Christian Education, Pastoral Care, Church Administration and Evangelization. The Appeal is funded through the generosity and commitment of those who believe in these ministries and want to ensure that they remain strong. I hope that you will join with Cardinal Sean in this celebration of the Catholic Appeal.

HURRICANE RELIEF COLLECTION Cardinal Seán has asked for a special collection to be taken the weekend of September 21-22 in all parishes in the Archdiocese of Boston, in support of the relief efforts for the (arch)dioceses of the Bahamas and the United States that have been ravaged by the destruction of Hurricane Dorian. We have all seen the devastation caused by this severe storm. The emergency needs of the local Church in these areas will be great.

ADULT ALTAR SERVERS NEEDED FOR FUNERAL MASSES We are very much in need of Adult Altar Servers for Funerals, especially at St. Margaret’s. The one server we had is no longer able to assist because of health issues. Please contact Karen Carey at 617-957-8173 to volunteer your services. No worries if you have never done this before: Karen will coordinate the training. Remember: Jesus doesn’t want “membership” in His Church, he desires disciples to evangelize and continue His works of mercy, love and service in His name. Perhaps the Lord is calling you to this ministry. We are also in need of daily Mass Altar Servers and Lectors for the 6:45 a.m. daily Mass. Please speak to Fr. Mahoney about volunteering for the daily Mass.

ST. MALACHY’S SECOND COLLECITION Due to the collection to help those in the Bahamas this weekend our monthly second collection for Building & Major Projects will be held next weekend September 28th/29th. Thank you for your contin-ued support.

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SAINT MARGARET PARISH SAINT MALACHY PARISH

ALL ANIMALS WELCOME On Sunday, October 6 at 2pm is the annual blessing of the animals. The blessings will occur at the greenspace near St. Malachy’s rectory entrance. "God requires that we assist the animals, when they need our help.

Each being (human or creature) has the same right of protection." ~ Francis of Assisi

Grades 1, 3-6 Sundays 9:00 ~ 10:15am Grade 1 parents meeting on September 22 at 9:15. September 22 , October 6 & 27, November 17, December 8

Grade 2 Sundays 9:00 ~ 10:15am Parents meeting on September 15 at 9:15 in the chapel. September 29, October 20, November 3 & 24, December 15

Grade 7/8 Mondays 6:30 ~ 8:00pm October 7 & 21, November 4 & 25, December 2 & 16 Confirmation I Wednesdays 6:30 ~ 8:30pm October 9 & 23, November 6, November 13 Joint Service Day, December 4 & 18, December 15 10:30 Mass with Coffee and Donuts after Mass Confirmation II Wednesdays 6:30 ~ 8:30pm October 16 & 30, November 3 10:30 Mass with Coffee and Donuts after Mass, November 13 Joint Service Day, November 20, December 11

CONFIRMATION I & II St. Malachy’s Confirmation program will meet on Wednesdays from 6:30 – 8:30 in the Parish Hall. All interested High School students will need to be registered through our online registration at: http://saint-malachy.org/New/ReligiousEd/Registration The Parent meeting for all confirmation parents will be Wednesday, October 2 at 7pm in the Parish Hall.

IT’S PUMPKIN PATCH TIME AGAIN Located at St Mark’s church we have two dates for volunteer opportunities, October 2nd and 9th from 12:00pm ~ 6:00pm. We are looking for 6 people for each day to

volunteer for 1 hour slots to see the pumpkins. If you are interested please contact Jo-Ann Gorrasi at 781-933-0766. Please leave a message with your name phone number and a date and time that you are interested in volunteering. All proceeds will go to People Helping People Food Pantry and as always all are welcome.

St. Margaret Religious Education We begin today!

We will be meeting: September 22 to 25: DAY ONE! Grades 2-5- Sunday, Monday, Wednesday Confirmation I, (Grade 9) – Tuesday evening at 7:00 pm Grade 6 meets Wednesday after school

Registrations: Online at: https:www.stmargaretburlington.org/74

Catechists – teachers – helpers –

We are in danger of not being able to start our Confirmation II meetings. Three more Catechists needed.

Sunday morning grade 2: Need help now. New Opening—Grade 6—Sunday Morning

Confirmation will be on October 5 at 11:00 am. Rehearsal is September 29 at 6:00 pm beginning in the Lower Church. Candidate and Sponsor (or Parent) needs to attend the rehearsal.

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Funds from this special collec!on are managed by

the Clergy Health and Re!rement Trust – an

independently managed trust with a majority lay

board of trustees. The funds are used for the sole

benefit of ac!ve and senior priests in good

INITIATAVE FOR PALLIATAVE CARE Are you concerned about your aging parents? Have you or has someone you know been diagnosed with a serious illness? Come hear a presentation and join in a discussion about palliative care, a way for people to live better with serious illness that offers support for loved ones as well. Palliative care is often confused with hospice care and they are not the same thing. A Palliative Care/Advance Care Planning presentation will take place on Monday, September 23, 2019 at 7:00 PM at St. Patrick Church hall in Watertown. Presented by the Archdiocese of Boston’s Initiative for Palliative Care and Advance Care Planning.

On behalf of our priests in good standing, thank you for your generous support of last week’s special collection for the Clergy Health and Retirement Trust. The strength and vibrancy of our communities depend on the health and well-being of our priests, including our senior priests, who have celebrated our marriages, baptized our children, and blessed our loved ones as they have been called home to God. Truly, healthier priests build stronger communities. If you missed last week’s collection, you can still make a gift by using the special collection envelopes in the pews, or by going online to clergytrust.org. Thank you again for your generosity.

Abortion destroys the smallest and most helpless members of the human family. We, as Catholics (Christians), are called by God to protect His precious gift of life. Did you know that your tax dollars are being used to pay for abortions in Massachusetts? Fortunately, there is something each of us can do to stop this. On the weekend of October 5th and October 6th, volunteers from the Massachusetts Alliance to Stop Taxpayer Funded Abortion will be collecting signatures on a petition to amend the state constitution so that taxpayer subsidized abortions are no longer a constitutional entitlement in Massachusetts. Please stop and sign this petition to help save the lives of unborn babies. We are looking for parish volunteers to help collect signatures after all masses the weekend of October 5th & 6th, 2019. If you want to get involved and do more to help the prolife movement, please contact Kathy Parsons at 781-910-7682 or mk.pars4@verizon.net to volunteer. Learn more www.StopTaxpayerAbortion.org. Thank you. There will be a 1 hour training for volunteers (or if you'd like to come and learn more information) on Wednesday September 25th at 7:00 pm @ The First Congregational Church 18 Andover Rd. Billerica

PRO-LIFE BALLOT INIATIVE ROSARY ON BEDFORD’S TOWN COMMON

America is in great need of public prayer, repentance, and conversion, so on Saturday, October 12, 2019 at 12 noon, the Public Square Rosary Crusade will be praying the Rosary on Bedford’s Town Common at 75 The Great Road. Please join us in praying for our nation!

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PV Jamie Berg Col. Adam Boyd Fn. Tayla N. Burnham Sgt. Kyle Causey

Cpl. Brian Cox PO2 Jared Davison PO1 Christopher J. DeChiara Lt. Jennifer M. Delaney CPT Matthew DeWitt SFC Matthew DiRico Sgt. Robert Dusz PFC Thomas Ford

CALL 781-273-HOPE (4673) Are you or someone you know in need of a prayer? Do you know someone who is ill or perhaps suffering with an emotional problem? Give a call to the Prayer Hope Line at 781-273-4673. When you call, listen to

the prayer and then state your personal request, for example: ‘Kindly pray for John who has cancer’ or ‘Pray for Mary who is having surgery’, etc. Please do not leave full names or phone numbers on the Prayer Hope Line. Members of the Catholic parish communities in Burlington will be honored to include your intentions in their prayers.

Devote yourselves to prayer, being watchful and thankful. (Colossians 4:2)

TSgt. Tucker James Frazier Sgt. Kaitlyn Guastafierro Cpl. Jake Hanafin Sgt. Cameron Howard Lt. Col. Rick Howard LtCol. Stephen Hunnewell Patrick Hurley Staff Sgt. Sean Litchfield Cpl. James R. Mackey, Jr. Lcpl Ian Maguire MA2 James Marchese NC1 Kyle J. Marchese

MSgt. Kerry McDonough Sgt. William Meehan Spc. Joe Morgan SGT Christopher J. Oakes Skyler Odle Michael Papalegis PFC Shawn Perkins PFC Joshua Robidoux Cpl. Matthew Schipelliti Sgt. Brian J. Shannon Spc. Jay Sherlock AM1C Brittini Sullivan Cpl. Anthony Votano

PRAY FOR THOSE WHO PROTECT OUR FREEDOMS AND LIBERTIES

Results recorded as of September 17: St. Margaret Parish - 2019 Parish Goal: $70,938.

Pledged to date: $66,001. (93%)

St. Malachy Parish - 2019 Parish Goal: $48,439. Pledged to date: $37,366. (77%)

Appreciation to all who have made donations or pledges to the appeal! If you have yet to do so, please consider making a pledge/gift to the Catholic Appeal soon. Pledge envelopes are available at the entrances to the church, or you can submit your donation online at www.BostonCatholicAppeal.org

Baby Bottle Fundraiser For Life Burlington Catholic Prolife Ministry will distribute baby bottles (one per interested family) after all Masses starting the weekends of October 5/6, they will be available throughout the month of October. We ask you place your “Gift of Life” in the bottle in the form of cash or check, please make your check out to Heartbeat Pregnancy Help Center. Return the bottle to any Mass the weekend of October 26/27. At St. Margaret’s return it to the Cry room at the back of the church and at St Malachy’s return it to the Conference room. See the insert in the bottle for information on how this “Gift of Life” can be offered to honor a loved one. Thank you for your continued support in this very important ministry.

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Funds from this special collection are managed by the Clergy Health and Retirement Trust – an independently managed trust with a majority lay board of trustees. The funds are used for the sole benefit of active and senior priests in good standing.

The strength and vibrancy of our communities depend largely on the welfare of our priests who tirelessly serve others from all walks of life.

Powerful examples of strength in community are visible across 144 cities and towns of the Archdiocese of Boston. The roots of these communities can be traced back to the work of our priests.

Pine Street Inn: A Boston priest was one of the original founders of Pine Street Inn, which provides shelter and emergency services for nearly 2,000 homeless men and women in the Boston area every day.

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It’s simple: healthier priests mean stronger communities. Please support clergytrust.org

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