CHURCH OF SAINT IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA IGLESIA DE SAN IGNACIO DE LOYOLA The Thirty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time Vigésimo Primer Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario November 4th, 2018 Praying with our parishioners on retreat at Eastern Point. May we all be renewed as we reflect on our call to Holiness in Everyday Life. Rezando por nuestros felugreses en Eastern Point. Para que todos seamos renovados al reflexionar sobre nuestro llamado a la santidad en la vida diaria.
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CHURCH OF SAINT IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA IGLESIA DE SAN IGNACIO DE LOYOLA
The Thirty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time Vigésimo Primer Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
November 4th, 2018
Praying with our parishioners on retreat at Eastern Point. May we all be renewed as we reflect on our call to
Holiness in Everyday Life.
Rezando por nuestros felugreses en Eastern Point. Para que todos seamos renovados al reflexionar sobre nuestro llamado
a la santidad en la vida diaria.
From the Desk of Kathy Maher, Spiritual Life Coordinator
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Thirty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time w November 4th, 2018Deuteronomy 6:2-6 w Heb 7:23-28 w Mark 12:28b-34
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“Rejoice and be glad! Blessed are you, holy are you!Rejoice and be glad, yours is the kingdom of God!”
There was much rejoicing and feasting in the Friary Room on October 14th for those gathered to celebrate the canonization of St. Oscar Romero. A few lucky pa-rishioners even traveled to Rome to witness the canon-ization. From El Salvador to Rome to Boston, we were rejoicing that this day had finally come.
Some of us at St. Ignatius share roots with Romero in the country of El Salvador. Many of us came of age in the Church as Romero was giving voice to a more liber-ated understanding of how God chooses to be in deep solidarity with the poor, oppressed and all those who suf-fer injustice. As we all celebrated together the feasts of All Saints and All Souls this past week, Romero would have us remember that no matter how ordinary we think our lives may be, we are all called to holiness in everyday life.“How beautiful will be the day”, Romero proclaimed, “when all the baptized come to understand their call to holiness.”
Romero’s homilies, often broadcast by radio, were meant to reach the ears of all those who labored daily, “How many cabdrivers, I know, listen to this message there in their cabs. You are a priest at the wheel, my friend, if you work with honesty, consecrating that taxi of yours to God, bearing a message of peace and love to the passengers who ride in your cab.” It is our persistence and attempts to live each day with loving kindness that connects us to the communion of saints and loved ones who have gone before us. We are also connected to those who surround us today, the blessed among us that reflect the presence of God in our lives.
This weekend on our Fall Parish Retreat, we will be praying with Pope Francis’ apostolic letter, “Rejoice and Be Glad” (Gaudete et Exsultate). Francis, like Romero, invites us to consider that holiness is accessible within our ordinary daily lives. “Each of us in some unique way reflect and embody, at a specific moment in history, a specific aspect of the Gospel,” Francis writes. “May you come to realize how God wants to speak to the world by your life. Let yourself be transformed. Let yourself be renewed by the Spirit, so that this can happen” (GE 19).
“¡Regocíjate y regocíjate! Bendito seas, santo eres!¡Regocíjate y regocíjate, tuyo es el reino de Dios!
Hubo mucho regocijo y banquete en el Friary Room el 14 de octubre para los reunidos para celebrar la can-onización de San Oscar Romero. Algunos afortunados feligreses incluso viajaron a Roma para presenciar la can-onización. Desde El Salvador hasta Roma y Boston, nos alegramos de que finalmente hubiera llegado este día.
Algunos de nosotros en San Ignacio compartimos raíces con Romero en el país de El Salvador. Muchos de nosotros crecimos en la Iglesia cuando Romero daba voz a una comprensión más liberada de cómo Dios elige ser en profunda solidaridad con los pobres, los oprimidos y todos los que sufren injusticia. Como todos celebramos juntos las fiestas de Todos los santos y de todas las al-mas la semana pasada, Romero querría que recordáramos que no importa cuán ordinarios pensemos que pueden ser nuestras vidas, todos estamos llamados a la santidad en la vida cotidiana. día ”, proclamó Romero,“ cuando todos los bautizados llegan a comprender su llamado a la santidad ”.
Las homilías de Romero, a menudo transmitidas por radio, estaban destinadas a llegar a los oídos de todos los que trabajaban diariamente: “Cuántos taxistas, yo sé, es-cuchan este mensaje en sus taxis. Eres un sacerdote al vo-lante, amigo mío, si trabajas con honestidad, consagrando ese taxi tuyo a Dios, llevando un mensaje de paz y amor a los pasajeros que viajan en tu taxi. “Es nuestra persisten-cia y los intentos de vivir. cada día con amorosa bondad que nos conecta con la comunión de santos y seres queri-dos que nos han precedido. También estamos conectados con aquellos que nos rodean hoy, los benditos entre no-sotros que reflejan la presencia de Dios en nuestras vidas.
Este fin de semana en nuestro retiro de otoño en la parroquia, oraremos con la carta apostólica del Papa Francisco, “Alégrate y sé alegre” (Gaudete et Exsultate). Francisco, como Romero, nos invita a considerar que la santidad es accesible dentro de nuestras vidas cotidianas. “Cada uno de nosotros, de una manera única, reflexiona y encarna, en un momento específico de la historia, un as-pecto específico del Evangelio,” escribe Francis. “Que te des cuenta de cómo Dios quiere hablarle al mundo con tu vida. Déjate transformar. Déjate renovar por el Espíritu, para que esto pueda suceder” (GE 19).
Join us as we pray for renewal this weekend and con-sider this call to holiness. We walk together in good company as a parish community, surrounded by the blessed and holy among us.
Peace and blessings,Kathy Maher
Book DiscussionNovember 25th at 11:15 a.m.Choir Media RoomLetters to My Palestinian Neighbor by Yossi Klein Halevi is a powerful attempt by one Israeli to reach beyond the wall that separates Israelis and Palestinians. Ha-levi’s letters overflow with faith, sincerity and humil-ity.
Únase a nosotros mientras oramos por la renovación este fin de semana y considere este llamado a la san-tidad. Caminamos juntos en buena compañía como comunidad parroquial, rodeado por el bendito y santo entre nosotros.
Paz y bendiciones,Kathy Maher
Dear Parishioners,As you know, in the bulletin on October 21 on the bottom
of Michael Sennett’s courageous and beautiful letter to the parish, there was a YES on Proposition 3 symbol. That was Michael’s personal, heartfelt plea to you, our parishioners.
Of course, as pastor, my duty is first and foremost to en-courage parishioners to inform their own conscience and make decisions for themselves. Fr. James Keenan, S.J., a Boston Col-lege moral theologian, recently wrote in an article on “Con-science and Synod on Youth” referring to the teaching of his late mentor, Fr. Klaus Demmer, “the first moral task for the church is to teach loud and clear, early and often, that we each have a conscience…The second task is to remind us that we must form and follow our consciences.1
It is important, therefore, to clarify that my, or any of our parish staff ’s, endorsement of a particular candidate for elect-ed office or our express desire for a vote for or against a given proposition or proposal is not to be taken as a reflection of an official position of the Church or the Archdiocese of Boston.
Let us honestly share with one another our views and feel-ings, respectfully listening and learning from each other, so that justice and the protection of human dignity from womb to tomb – our Gospel values – will win out in this and every time we exercise our democratic right to vote.
Estimados Feligreses: Como saben, en el boletín del 21 de octubre, al final de la va-
liente y hermosa carta de Michael Sennet a la parroquia, había un símbolo de SÍ a la Proposición 3. Esa fue una petición per-sonal y sentida de Michael hacia ustedes.
Por supuesto, como párroco, es mi deber primordial de ani-mar a los feligreses de informar su propia conciencia y hacer sus propias decisiones. El P. James Keenan, S.J., un teólogo moral de Boston College, escribió recientemente en un artícu-lo sobre “Consciencia y Sínodo de la Juventud” refiriéndose a las enseñanzas de su difunto mentor, el P. Klaus Demmer, “la primera tarea moral de la iglesia es enseñar a viva voz y clara-mente, tempranamente y a menudo, de que todos tenemos una consciencia…La segunda tarea es recordarnos que debemos formar y seguir a nuestras consciencias.1
Es importante, por consiguiente, aclarar de que mi apro-bación, o la de cualquiera de nuestro personal parroquial, de un candidato a ser elegido para un puesto público o nuestro deseo expresado de votar a favor o en contra de cualquier proposición no puede ser tomada como una reflexión de una posición oficial de la Iglesia en la Arquidiócesis de Boston.
Compartamos mutuamente con honestidad nuestros puntos de vista y sentimientos, escuchando respetuosamente y apren-diendo mutuamente, de manera que la justicia y la protección de la dignidad humana desde el vientre hasta la tumba-los va-lores de nuestro Evangelio- ganarán hoy y cada vez que ejerce-mos nuestro derecho al voto.
Por favor, recuerden ir a votar el martes.Paz:
P. Joe1. https://www.chicagocatholic.com/father-james-f.-keenan/-/article/2018/10/24/conscience-and-synod-on-youth
From the Desk of Fr. Joe Desde el escritorio del P. Joe
vvvvvvvvvvvvvPlease pray for: Saturday, November 3rd9 a.m. - Dr. Robert O. Blackburn4 p.m. - Michael Tremblay
Sunday, November 4th8 a.m. - Mary & George Andreas10 a.m. - Frances Cashman, Pauline Higgins, Patricia Mulrey, & Marc Callanan12 p.m. - Daniel McLaughlin
Tuesday, November 6th12:15 p.m. - Anne O’Connor5:30 p.m. - Tom Mulcahy, Helen Greene, and Rita Murphy
Wednesday, November 7th12:15 p.m. - Robert Pirrmann5:30 p.m. - Mary Cooper
Saturday, November 10th9 a.m. - Joseph Coppola4 p.m. - Dennis & MargaretSingleton
Sunday, November 11th8 a.m. - Frederick T. Doyle, Jr.10 a.m. - Jeanne Cullinan Ray12 p.m. - Frank Morello5:30 p.m. - Jane Walsh
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Outreach Ministries
We’re having a baby shower! We’re winding up our baby shower! Please place your baby shower gifts on the Out-reach table. If you forgot your gifts, you may bring them to the Parish Office by Tuesday morning, October 30th. Pregnancy Help is a minis-try of the Archdiocese that serves mothers in need of many forms of assistance.
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Faith Formation
Anointing of the Sick At the 12:15 p.m. Mass on Thursday, November 15th, there will be an opportunity to receive the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick.
RemembranceThe Book of the Dead will be available to write the names of loved ones through-out the month of November. In the upper church, it will be placed on the Mary Altar. In the Lannon Chapel it will be located next to the Mary statue.
Christmas in the City Teen Opportunity!Sunday, December 16th | 9:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. We have several spots to serve at this year’s Christmas in the City event. You will be work-ing under a Shelter Captain to make the party as
special a day as possible for the children and families in your Shelter to remember for a long time to come. You will greet and register your guests, help serve the food for their table, bring them to the multiple exhibits and guest services like sa-lons, enjoy the stage shows with them, help them to experience all the excitement Winter Wonderland has to offer, help every child receive the gift from their wish list and a backpack and then, in the end, help send them off to their buses with many warm memories. It is a long day but well worth it! Age Requirement: 16 years or olderInterested? Email Adam at [email protected].
…your opportunity to be a part of our holiday outreach to the Guests at Pine Street Inn Shattuck Shelter.Sign-up sheets, for food donations and donations of time and energy (kitchen prep and meal serving) for our Saturday, December 1st, meal at the Shelter, will be on the Outreach table in the Gathering Space. The menu is roasted turkey breast, stuffing, gravy, mixed salad greens, rolls, desserts, cold beverages and clementines.
Christmas Gift Drive 2018Our annual Drive provides Christmas gifts to members of the communities we serve. Parishioners are invited to take a tree ornament (or two!) and purchase the requested gift for guests and clients of our ministry partners:Lemuel Shattuck Hospital Shattuck ShelterHearth for Homeless EldersThe Family VanNativity Preparatory SchoolJulie’s Family Learning Pro-gram
Nazareth HouseBoston Health Care for the Homeless ProgramBoston Health Care for the Homeless Family Program
The tree will be waiting – on November 17th - just head to the Gathering Space or the Lannon Chapel! See the back of the ornament for the gift return pro-cedure.
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On October 18th, Mayor Ruthanne Fuller met with Newton Church leaders of different faiths and religious denominations. Fr. Joe was
among them.
Boston College Campus Ministry is spearheading a "Stuff the Truck" food drive of canned goods and nonperishable food items (no glass jars) for Thanksgiving and St. Ignatius Parish is invited to participate. Food will be distributed through the Boston and Brockton Catholic Charities sites. All you have to do is drop off your items at one of the marked receptacles in the church next weekend. BC students and staff will col-lect the items on Friday, November 16 for distribution that weekend. This is a wonderful opportunity for collaboration between BC, St. Ignatius and Catholic Charities. Please consid-er bringing a donation. In advance, we thank you.
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Come To BelieveIf you were unable to attend Fr. Steve Katsouros’ presentation this past weekend, there are still books available for purchase. Please contact the Parish Of-fice for more information on buying one: [email protected] or call 617-552-6102. vvvvvvvvvvvvv
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Quadripelegic parishioner near Cleveland Circle seeks weekend personal care assistance. No medical training needed. Paid position. Please call Tony Horne at 617-782-1276.
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Walk in the footsteps of St. Ignatius Loyola, founder of the Society of JesusMarch 13th - 24th, 2019Travel on foot as he did in 1522, from his home in Loyola to Manresa where he wrote the Spiritual Exercises. Have the op-portunity to experience the same spiritual process as the Saint. Visit Montserrat (where Ignatius surrendered his sword to Our Lady), Pamplona where he was injured, and the castle of St. Francis in Xavier. Pass through towns Ignatius passed through, pray at churches where he worshipped, marvel at the same nat-ural wonders that he saw.Space is limited. For more information and reservations, please call 917-607-0937 or email [email protected].
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Save the Dates
Marsha Mirkin November 10th | 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. St. Ignatius - Parish Office Garden Level Join us as we delve into the study of Hebrew scripture. Mar-sha will explore interpretations of the words, and how those words may resonate with and impact the choices we make and how we live our lives. We will also examine the stories of how the Biblical Jacob earned the name Israel and how this relates to our own faith and lived experience. All are welcome.
Advent Lessons and Carols December 7th | 7 p.m. St. Ignatius - Upper Church Join the Boston College School of Theology and
Ministry for its annual celebration of Advent through scripture and song. All are welcome!
How the Debate Over Birth Control ChangedCatholic TheologyMonday, November 5th 5:30 - 7p.m. Boston College - Stokes Hall S195Fr. Mark Massa, S.J., recently wrote a new book, The Structure of Theological Rev-olutions, which will be part of this Author Meets his Critics event. Richard Gaillardetz
will serve as the moderator with Lisa Sowle Cahill, Meghan Clark, and James Keenan, S.J. as panelists. For more informa-tion please visit: https://www.bc.edu/centers/boisi.
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Green Team Prayer
God of the universe,We thank You for Your many good gifts -For the beauty of Creation and its rich and varied fruits,For clean water and fresh air, for food and shelter, animals and plants.Forgive us for the times we have taken the earth’s resources for grantedAnd wasted what You have given us.Transform our hearts and minds So that we would learn to care and share,To touch the earth with gentleness and with love, Respecting all living things.
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Peace, Justice & Reconciliation
Racial Justice Group Meeting: Tuesday, November 6th at 7:15 p.m.PJR Commission Meeting: Tuesday, November 13th at 7:15 p.m.
Laudato Si CircleFriday, November 9th | 6:30 - 8 p.m. St. Ignatius - Parish Office Garden Level Laudato Si Circles are small groups of people who gather reg-ularly to deepen their relationship with God as Creator and all members of Creation. Sponsored by the Global Catholic Climate Movement, this event is free (sharing a side dish or dessert to for potluck is encouraged, but not required) and will gather together Catholics concerned about how individuals and the wider community might experience deeper ecologi-cal awareness and make sustainable living changes. For more information, please see email [email protected]. Thanks for your support.RSVP: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70A084FAFAA2FA1FA7-november
Men’s Spiritual GrowthMeetings are held on first and third Wednesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. in the Parish Office (the next meeting will be on Novem-ber 7th). New members are always welcome!
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Phone: 617-552-6100 v Fax: 617-552-6101 v Email: [email protected] v Web: stignatiuschestnuthill.org
The Parish StaffRev. Joseph Costantino, S.J., Pastor [email protected] 617-552-6100Rev. Donald MacMillan, S.J., Associate Pastor [email protected] 617-552-6100Rev. Gerald Finnegan, S.J., Senior Priest [email protected] 617-552-6100 Karen O’Reilly, Accounts/HR Manager [email protected] 617-552-6117Michael Sennett, Administrative Assistant/Media Specialist [email protected] 617-552-6102Sr. Diane Vallerio, MFIC, Director of Outreach Ministries [email protected] 617-552-6107Matt Anderson, Organist, Director of Music Ministries [email protected] 617-552-6114Lara Ericson, Director of Faith Formation [email protected] 617-552-6105Adam Dirnberger, Faith Formation Assistant [email protected] 617-552-6103 Kathy Maher, Spiritual Life Coordinator [email protected] 617-552-6112 Jamie Huggins, Facilities Manager [email protected] 617-552-6100Maureen Saldarini, Funeral Coordinator [email protected] 617-552-6100Parish Pastoral Council [email protected]
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Newcomers to St. Ignatius are invited and encouraged to formally register as members of the parish so that we can stay in touch with you via email with Faith Formation news, notice of special events, volunteer opportunities and more.
Registration forms are available at the back of the church in the gathering space or on the website.Please note that you must be registered for at least six months before we can issue any verification
of your status as a parishioner for godparent or sponsor letters.
CAP Team (Child Abuse Protection) Ensures the protection of all, providing training, consultation, and support. Lara Ericson, Team Member, Chair [email protected] Gervais, Team Member [email protected] Santapaula, Team Member [email protected]
Other SacramentsReconciliation—Saturdays, 3:00 p.m. to 3:45 p.m. in the Upper Church or by appointment.Baptism—Adults are baptized at the Easter Vigil as part of the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA). Infant and child Baptisms are by arrangement. First Eucharist—Preparation begins in grade one and incudes classes, retreats, and home instruction. Children receive First Eucharist in grade two.Confirmation—Our Confirmation program begins in 9th grade; students are confirmed in the spring of 10th grade. For young adults who have been baptized but are not yet confirmed, contact the parish office.Matrimony—Parishioners, BC Grads and non-parishioners are welcome to be married at St. Ignatius. Contact the parish office for available dates and details. Anointing of the Sick—By arrangement. Contact the parish office.
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