CCHURCH OF SAINT IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA IGLESIA DE SAN IGNACIO DE LOYOLA
First Sunday of Advent
Primer Domingo de Adviento
November 29th, 2020
Rouse your power and come to save us!
¡Despierta tu poder y ven a salvarnos!
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First Sunday of Advent November 29th, 2020Isa 63:16b-17, 19b, 64:2-7 1 Cor 1:3-9 Mark 13:33-37
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From the Desk of the PastorDear Parishioners,
Happy First Sunday of Advent!In my First Sunday of Advent bulletin letter last year
(12/1/19), I wrote to all of you in expectant, but fearful an-ticipation of the crowds that join us each year for Christmas. Particularly at 4:00pm on Christmas Eve the numbers had got-ten so large that in recent years we’ve had to begin to offer two simultaneous masses – one in the upper Church and the other in our Lannon Chapel.
I asked that we look upon all the new faces that may show up during Advent, and especially at Christmas, as an answer to someone’s prayer for them. I further suggested that per-haps someone you are praying for might similarly show up as a new face at a parish somewhere. I further pointed out that our hope surely is that all of them begin to return regularly. Still if they return once or just twice a year, it is better than noth-ing. After all their presence are prayers answered, even if only partially.
I then invited us to ask our-selves how we would want our answer to prayer to be treated. What type of welcome would we want them to receive at the Church where they show up? Wouldn’t we want them to be warmly welcomed? Wouldn’t we want to see the regular pa-rishioners at that parish at least take their coat off the seat next to them or maybe slide over to make room? Wouldn’t we want some regular parishioners to introduce themselves and try to start some conversation?
Finally, I ended with a hope that all through the Advent and Christmas Season we each “stay awake” diligently on the lookout for new faces – those possible answers to someone’s
the welcome we would give to the Christ child. Let’s help them to feel they’ve come to the right place; they belong.
Of course, this year because of the need to contain the spread of the coronavirus, we will not have any real oppor-tunity to be “watchful and alert” for new faces coming to our Church. Not only has our capacity been drastically reduced by the protocols of the pandemic, but also many do not feel at all comfortable being in a large indoor public space, even with masks and social distancing.
Knowing that we will neither have the crowds nor the num-ber of volunteers necessary to handle many public Masses, we will have this year just two livestream Masses – one at midnight and the other at 10:30am Christmas morning – each open to our registered parishioners with advance reservation.
As for our very popular annual Christmas Children’s Pag-eant, we are currently in the process of putting together a vir-
Estimados Feligreses:¡Feliz Primer Domingo de Adviento!En mi carta del boletín del primer domingo de Adviento del
año pasado (12/1/19), les escribí a todos ustedes con expecta-tivas, pero temerosa anticipación de las multitudes que se unen a nosotros cada año para Navidad. Particularmente a las 4:00 pm en Nochebuena los números se habían vuelto tan grandes que en los últimos años hemos tenido que empezar a ofrecer dos misas simultáneas: una en la Iglesia superior y la otra en nuestra Capilla Lannon.
Pedí que miráramos todos los rostros nuevos que pueden aparecer durante el Adviento, y especialmente en Navidad, como una respuesta a la oración de alguien por ellos. Sugerí
además que tal vez alguien por quien estás orando podría apare-cer de manera similar como una nueva cara en alguna parroquia en alguna parte. Además, señalé que nuestra esperanza era que todos ellos comenzaran a regre-sar regularmente. Si aún así re-gresaban una o dos veces al año, era mejor que nada. Después de
todo, su presencia era oraciones contestadas, aunque sólo par-cialmente.
Entonces los invité a preguntarnos cómo querríamos que se tratara nuestra respuesta a la oración. ¿Qué tipo de acogida desearíamos que recibieran en la Iglesia cuando aparecen? ¿No querríamos que fueran recibidos calurosamente? ¿No querría-mos ver a los feligreses habituales de esa parroquia al menos quitar su abrigo del asiento junto a ellos o tal vez deslizarse para hacer sitio? ¿No querríamos que algunos feligreses se presentaran e intentaran iniciar una conversación?
Finalmente, terminé con la esperanza de que durante toda la temporada de Adviento y Navidad cada uno "permaneciera despierto" diligentemente buscando nuevas caras, esas posibles respuestas a las oraciones de alguien. Entonces, cuando en-contráramos a estos no regulares, les diéramos la bienvenida que le daríamos al niño Dios. Íbamos a ayudarles a sentir que han llegado al lugar correcto; donde pertenecen.
Por supuesto, este año, debido a la necesidad de contener la propagación del coronavirus, no tendremos ninguna opor-tunidad real de estar "vigilantes y alerta" para recibir los nue-vos rostros que llegan a nuestra Iglesia. No sólo nuestra ca-pacidad se ha reducido drásticamente por los protocolos de la pandemia, sino que también muchos no se sienten en absoluto cómodos al estar en un gran espacio público interior, incluso con máscaras y distanciamiento social.
Sabiendo que no tendremos las multitudes ni el número de voluntarios necesarios para manejar muchas misas públicas, tendremos este año sólo dos misas en vivo, una a medianoche
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tual Liturgy of the Word with a children’s pageant that will premiere at 4:00pm on Christmas Eve. [Families stay tuned for how you might be part of the Christmas Pageant!] We will follow this premiere with a chance for families to gather together on Zoom to offer one another Christmas greetings.
I am sure when we closed our church building on March 14th none of us would have ever imagined that we would still not be able to gather as a full parish community this Christmas. And while many of us might not be able to be “watchful and alert” for new faces arriving at our Church here in Chestnut Hill, let us be “watchful and alert” for opportunities in which Christ will come to us:
-- for Christ plays in ten thousand places, Lovely in limbs, and lovely in eyes not his
To the Father through the features of men's faces.
Gerald Manley Hopkins, S.J.Peace,Fr. Joe
y la otra a las 10:30 de la mañana de Navidad, cada una abierta a nuestros feligreses registrados con reserva previa.
En cuanto a nuestro muy popular Nacimiento viviente con niños, actualmente estamos en el proceso de armar una liturgia virtual de la Palabra con una representación infantil que se es-trenará a las 4:00 pm de la víspera de Navidad. [¡A las familias, que estén atentas a cómo podrían ser parte de este Nacimiento Viviente!] Seguiremos este estreno con la oportunidad de que las familias se reúnan en Zoom para darse saludos navideños.
iglesia el 14 de marzo ninguno de nosotros habría imaginado que todavía no seríamos capaces de reunirnos como una co-munidad parroquial completa esta Navidad. Y aunque muchos de nosotros no podamos estar "atentos y alerta" a los nuevos rostros que llegan a nuestra Iglesia aquí en Chestnut Hill, es-temos "atentos y en alerta" ante las oportunidades en las que Cristo vendrá a nosotros:
- porque Cristo está en diez mil lugares,Encantador en sus extremidades, y encantador en los ojos
que no son los suyosAl Padre a través de los rasgos de los rostros de los hombres.
Gerald Manley Hopkins, S.J.Paz:
P. JoeAn Opportunity to
Recieve Holy Communion(weather permitting)
First Sunday of Advent Sunday, November 29th
11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.After wathcing the 10:30 a.m. or
12:30 p.m. Livestream Masses, you are invited to drive to the parking lot on the
BC side of the Church to recieve Communion in your car.
Masks are required.
Una oportunidad para recibir La Sagrada Comunión
(si el clima lo permite)Primer domingo de AdvientoDomingo 29 de noviembre
11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.Después de ver las misas transmitidas de las 10:30 a.m. o las 12:30 p.m., se les
invita a conducir hasta el estacionamiento en el lado BC de la
Iglesia para recibirLa Comunión en sus autos.
Se requieren máscaras.q
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Advent Wreath BlessingTHIS SUNDAY
10:30 a.m. LivestreamHave your Advent Wreath ready for our
virtual blessing! Watch Eric Haydel's instructional video on
creating your Advent wreath:Email photos of your wreath making to [email protected] or tag the parish on
social media!
Remember your loved ones this Christmas with a donation for a plant in their memory.
Please help us decorate our church this Christmas by making a memorial plant
it in an envelope and return it with your
collection basket. You may also donate online by visiting our website. An acknowledgment of gratitude for your donation with your name and the name of your loved one will appear in the bulletin after Christmas.
(Name of person to be remembered)
Donor: ___________________________ Address:
Amount of Donation: $ ________________
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Calling all middle schoolers! It's still not too late to sign-up for our Middle School Book Club! We have groups that
meet on either Monday or Friday from 6:30-7:30pm! If you are interested, please contact Andrea for more details
or visit our website: stignatiuschestnuthill.org
Film & Reflection on Zoom! Juan Diego: Messenger of GuadalupeSaturday, December 12th | 7:00pm
Please join us in celebration of Our Lady of Guadalupe!This 30-minute animation explores the life of Juan Diego, who united
diverse people in response to the call of the Blessed Mother. A discussion will follow immediately after. All are welcome!
Registration is required: https://forms.gle/X5uyKubmudhwfYHk9Película y reflexión por Zoom para toda la comunidad!
Juan Diego: Mensajero de Guadalupeel sábado, 12 diciembre a las 7:00 p.m.
Están invitados a juntar la celebración de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe! Esta película animada de 30 minutos explora la vida de San Juan Diego, quien unió a todos los pueb-los como respuesta a la llamada de la Virgen María. Una discusión seguirá después de
la película. Todos son bienvenidos!Por favor registra antes del evento: https://forms.gle/X5uyKubmudhwfYHk9
Faith Formation
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Spiritual Life
Virtual Posada Journey: In Search of Shelter and Protection
December 16th - 24thThis year because of the pandemic, Ignatian Solidarity Network invites you to join in Virtual Posadas where you will receive a daily experience of music, art, prayer and re-flection as we virtually journey with migrants on the U.S.-Mexico border in search of
shelter and protection, just as the Holy Family did on Christmas Eve.
To register for this experience, contact Kathy Maher at [email protected] by December 12th. Please indicate if you would like to receive materials for this
experience in English or Spanish.
What are Posadas? The tradition of Las Posadas is a reenactment of the journey when Joseph and Mary
searched for room at the inn, but none was to be found. In a traditional Las Posadas cel-ebration, a group of people travels from house to house singing, seeking shelter for the
night, answered by those indoors, answering in song. At the final home, the peregrinos, or pilgrims, are welcomed inside to
pray, eat, and celebrate.
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Peace, Justice, & Reconciliation Commission
Racial Justice SubcommitteeZoom Discussion
Sunday, December 6th at 7:00 p.m."Tools for Becoming a Racial Justice Warrior"
Dr. Camara Phyllis Jones of the Morehouse School of Medicine gave her
presentation, "Tools for Becoming a Racial Justice Warrior," at Boston College's recent Forum on Racial Justice in America.
The presentation can be viewed online here: https://bit.ly/3kUR9xfAll are invited to join the discussion after watching the presentation.
The Racial Justice Subcommittee always welcomes new members!Registration Required: [email protected]
Laudato Si' CircleWednesday, December 2nd
7:00 p.m. - ZoomHave you read Fratelli Tutti? Join members of the Green Team to read & discuss Pope Francis' latest
encyclical, which has been described as the sister of Laudato Si'. See page 17 to access Fratelli Tutti online.
Register: [email protected]
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DOORS & MORE: UPDATEWe need your help more than ever!
We recently learned that the boiler project will cost more then original-ly anticipated. It is not a matter of simply replacing the boiler but also
refurbishing the Church’s chimney.
Many thanks to all those who have already contributed to our Doors & More Fund and to those who have recently
contributed.If you haven't already donated to this fund, please consider helping us to cover these
unanticipated extra costs. Gifts to the fund may be made online here:
https://giving.parishsoft.com/app/giving/stignatius
28 Commonwealth Avenue, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467As always, thank your for your generosity!
Cost of Projects: $247,120
Last week donations for Doors & More increased by $4,620
Current Fund total: $19,560
Work in Progress Completed Project Coming Soon
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RETIREMENT FUND FOR RELIGIOUS NOVEMBER 21st-22nd PLEASE GIVE TO THOSE WHO HAVE GIVEN A LIFETIME.
Your donation can be sent to or dropped off at the Parish Office or you can make an online donation.
Retirment Fund for Women ReligiousTHERE IS STILL TIME TO GIVE!
PLEASE GIVE TO THOSE WHO HAVE GIVEN A LIFETIME. In good times and bad, women religious have dedicated themselves to God’s work. For decades, they educated the young, tended the sick, and ministered to the needy. Today, they pray for a world that is hurting. Yet many religious communities have insufficient
retirement savings and struggle to provide for aging members. Your tax-deductible gift to the Retirement Fund for Religious helps
furnish medications, nursing care, and more. Your donation can be sent to or dropped off at the Parish Office
or you can make an online donation: giving.parishsoft.com/app/giving/stignatius
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Outreach Ministries
CHRISTMAS GIFT DRIVE REMINDERGifts should be returned to the Garden Level of the Parish Office building on:
Friday, December 4th – 9AM-5PMSaturday, December 5th – 1-4PM
Sunday, December 6th – Noon-5:30PMEach gift should be delivered in a holiday gift bag with the gift tag securely attached.
This year our Gift List for Boston Health Care for Families, Julie's Family Learning Program, and Nativity Prep has moved online to Signup Genius!
Procedures and a link to Signup Genius will be on the Parish website and in the bulletin:https://www.signupgenius.com/go/8050B49A5A92EA57-christmas
Note: Gifts to The Family Van, Boston Healthcare for the Homeless, and Shattuck/Pine Street Shelter do not require Signup Genius.
See the following two pages for further details.
#MaskUpMA! YOU CAN STILL HELP
OUT WITH AN IM-PORTANT OUT-
REACH EFFORT! If you would like to donate, or continue do-nating, masks, you may drop them off at the
Parish Office. Thanks for considering this opportunity!
HABITAT UPDATE
Habitat Staff and the prospective home-owners have continued to work on homes
since the spring. So, three families will be moving into newly completed homes in time for the holidays! Our St. Ignatius Habitat crews have worked on these sites in the past, so we can really rejoice with
the families. To learn more about Habitat, its plans for the new year and how you
can help, go to the Habitat Boston website:https://bit.ly/3pUbqXj
CChristmas Gift Drive 2020
Boston Healthcare for the Homeless Families
Children’s clothing Go to Sign-Up Genius to “register”
what you will purchase
Nativity Prep Hat and gloves sets
Go to Sign-Up Genius to “register” what you will purchase
Julie’s Family Learning Program
CVS and Old Navy Gift Cards and craft supplies Go to Sign-Up Genius to “register”
what you will purchase
The Family Van
$10 Shaw’s/STAR gift card $10 Stop and Shop gift card women’s scarf and gloves set
men’s scarf and gloves set boy’s scarf and gloves/mittens set Size S or M girl’s scarf and gloves/mittens set Size S or M
pkg. of white socks (men’s or women’s)
Boston Healthcare for the Homeless
Program 5 Word Find Books
men’s lightweight fleece Sizes M, L, XL, XXL women’s lightweight fleece Size M, L, XL, XXL
Shattuck/Pine Street Shelter
men’s flannel shirt - Size S, M, L, XL, XXL
$10 Dunkin’ gift card
GIFT LABEL SAMPLE
FOR: TThe FFamily Van
GGIFT: $$10 Shaw’s Gift Card
SSIZE: NN/A
Securely attach label to a holiday gift bag, please!
SEE THE NEXT PAGE FOR GIFT LABEL TEMPLATES
SIGN-UP GENIUS for Boston Health Care Families, Julie’s
Family Learning Program and Nativity Prep only:
RETURN DATES: Friday, Dec. 4: 9AM-5PM Saturday, Dec. 5: 1-4PM
Sunday, Dec. 6: Noon – 5:30PM Garden Level – Parish Office
Cash donations may be made online
or sent to the Parish Office.
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/8050B49A5A92EA57-christmas
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Mission Appeal to Support Rostro de CristoDecember 5th & 6th
Founded in 1989 by Fr. James Ronan, a priest from the Archdiocese of Boston, Rostro de Cristo supports and trains young adults from the United States who dedicate a year of service to extend a ministry of justice to
marginalized and underserved communities. At the end of our Masses on December 5th & 6th, former Rostro de Cristo volunteer, Joe Smith,
will share his experiences of serving in Guayaquil, Ecuador. A second collection will be taken in support of this missionary activity as part of our annual
Propagation of the Faith appeal.Please give by visiting https://bit.ly/2UnBeMN. To learn more visit www.rostrodecristo.org.
Llamamiento Misionero para Apoyar a Rostro de Cristo5 y 6 de diciembre
Fundado en 1989 por el P. James Ronan, sacerdote de la Arquidiócesis de Boston, Rostro de Cristo apoya y capacita a jóvenes adultos de los Estados Unidos que dedican un año de servicio a extender un ministerio de
justicia acomunidades marginadas y desatendidas.Al final de nuestras Misas el 5 y 6 de diciembre, el ex voluntario de Rostro de Cristo, Joe Smith,
compartirá sus experiencias de servir en Guayaquil, Ecuador.Una segunda colecta se llevará a cabo en apoyo de esta actividad misionera como parte de nuestra
Propagación al llamamiento de la fe.Por favor, contribuya visitando https://bit.ly/2UnBeMN.
Para obtener más información, visite www.rostrodecristo.org.
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25 Days of Ignatian Spiritual GiftsAs members of the Ignatian family – Jesuits and Jesuit collaborators, individuals formed by the
Spiritual Exercises or educated at Jesuit institutions – we know that Ignatian spirituality is a gift to the world. This Advent, as we make room in our hearts for the coming of Christ, we want to package that gift anew to give to the world. Sign up to recieve an email with spritual gifts in the days leading
up to Christmas: https://bit.ly/3kXWbcd.
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“If I have achieved anything in my life, it is because
I have not been embarrassed to talk about God.” CELEBRATE
THE LIVING LEGACY OF
DOROTHY DAY a Hunger for God
a Striving for Goodness
a Passion for Justice
on the 40th anniversary of her death
Sunday, November 29, 2020
PLEASE JOIN in a VIRTUAL CONVERSATION
from 6 – 7:30 pm ET
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DAVID BROOKS
ANNE SNYDER
PAUL ELIE
Together we will reflect on how, in a time of pandemic and strife, 40 years after her
death, Dorothy Day and the Catholic Worker
inspire holiness and community.
Learn More: https://bit.ly/3kOBdMNRegister: https://bit.ly/3ffNXe3
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"Fratelli Tutti": Pope Francis’ New Encyclical on Human Fraternity and Solidarity
Read Pope Francis' third encyclical online:
https://bit.ly/3iL2ZbU
Liturgy Commission
Church At Home/La Iglesia En Casa †
To See the Document Click Here: https://bit.ly/2xKbN0gHaz clic aquí para ver el documento en total:
stignatiuschestnuthill.org
Aviso importante: las 12:30 p.m. La misa en español está abierta
al público por orden de llegada. También se seguirá transmitiendo en vivo.
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Please pray for: Saturday, November 28th4 p.m. - Pauline Lyng
Sunday, November 29th10:30 a.m. (Livestream) - Albert E. Good5:30 p.m. - Vida Johnson
Saturday, December 5th4 p.m. - Catherine Mannix, Francis Mannix, and Mary Mannix Slaughter
Sunday, December 6th10:30 a.m. (Livestream) - Jim Murphy and Frances Cashman5:30 p.m. - Robert Burns
Stay Connected!Follow us on social media for Parish updates,
Jesuit news, and Ignatian Spirituality.
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Men’s Spiritual GrowthZoom Meetings
1st & 3rd Wednesday of the Month7:00 p.m.
The next meeting will be on Wednesday, December 2nd at 7 p.m.
Contact Mark Neylon for details:[email protected]
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St. Ignatius Livestream Masses
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Saint Ignatius of Loyola Church28 Commonwealth AvenueChestnut Hill, MA 02467
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