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© cover design by Danette Morris St. Augustine Parish 43 Essex St., Andover, MA www.staugustineparish.org 978-475-0050 First Communions May 2015
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St. Augustine Parish 43 Essex St., Andover, MA www.staugustineparish.org 978-475-0050
First Communions
May 2015
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Dear Parishioners, At this time of year I invite you to prayerfully reflect on who you would like to nominate for potential service for a three-year term on our Parish Pastoral Council. You may nominate yourself. From those nominated, qualified and willing, five new members will be drawn during the Vigil of Pentecost Mass at 4pm on May 23rd. Please keep in mind the following:
The scope and authority of a Parish Pastoral Council is clearly described in our Archdiocesan Guidelines. It is very important to respect and to understand the role of consultation in Church leadership. The Pastor is required to consult the PPC in matters pertaining to the good of the parish and its mission. Our Archdiocesan Guidelines describe the PPC succinctly this way:
As a consultative body, the PPC is responsible to the pastor, assisting and supporting him in his leadership role. It recognizes the varied gifts of the parish members and invites them to an active leadership role in the parish.
The PPC should be an important means by which the pastor will hear the voice of the parish.
Through its deliberations and consultation with the pastor, the PPC helps to unite the pastor and parishioners. Together they discern the pastoral needs of the parish and ways in which those needs can be addressed.
Characteristics of a Parish Pastoral Council
Prayerful. The council devotes time to reflective prayer at each meeting and makes provision at least once a year to have some special time or meetings spent together solely in prayer, reflection and spiritual training.
Pastoral. The council is pastoral in the sense that its purpose is to assist in the development of an overall mission plan for the parish in order to make Christ evermore present to the parishioners and to the wider community.
Representative. The council members represent the entire parish community and exercise their responsibility with a concern that includes all parishioners.
Discerning. Through a prayerful consensus process, the council merges the diverse experiences, skills and gifts of the council members, and having listened to the parishioners’ needs and ideas, discerns recommendations concerning the direction and priorities of the parish.
Responsive. The council has a responsibility to be sensitive to and cognizant of justice and peace issues at the local, national and international levels.
Enabling. In the spirit of God’s love, the members of the PPC strive to recognize and support each other’s gifts and seek ways in which each parishioner’s gifts may surface, grow and flourish for the good of the Church.
The nomination form is provided on page 8 of this bulletin.
Father Peter
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Mon, May 11 8am Mother's Day Mass List
Tues, May 12 8am Mother's Day Mass List
Wed, May 13 8am Mother's Day Mass List
4pm John Guesetto
Thurs, May 14 8am Mother's Day Mass List
10:30am School Mass
7pm Cassie Simeone
Fri, May 15 8am Mother's Day Mass List
Sat, May 16 8am Mother's Day Mass List
Vigil 4pm Mary O'Sullivan
Sun, May 17 8am Mother's Day Mass List
9:30am Billy Cohan
St. Joseph 10am Jonathan Learned
11:30am St. Augustine Parish Community
5:30pm Cathleen P. Walsh
P rayer for Our Troops Around the World
“Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need. We ask this in the
name of Jesus, our Lord and Savior.” We especially remember Michael Clark, James Gaffney, Saverio Maldari, Trevor Powers, Tyler Rioux, Jeff Sirois, and Leslie Willey.
We remember in prayer those who are ill and pained in body, heart and mind. We commend to our Divine Lord all of our aged people and those residing in nursing homes. Please pray for Marko Mani, Gregg Clements, Ben Farrar, Mary Humble.
Year of Consecrated Life
"If you are what you should be, then you will set the world on fire." ~St. Catherine of Siena
Memorials for the Week Mass Intentions...
Sanctuary Lamp Joyce Lickers (healing)
Lamp before St. Rita For Favor Granted
Blessed Mother Vigil Lamp Young Families
Sanctuary Lamp in Friary Leo Macklin
Altar Bread and Wine Joseph A. Spinelli, OSA
Roses for Rita Jason Silvia (healing)
Vigil Lamps For personal reverence and petition, vigil lamps are lit for one week (Sun.-Sat.) for specific intentions.
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Parish Support
$4148 of the total was donated via Online Giving. To learn more about making electronic donations or to sign up, visit our web site and
click on the link for Online Giving.
Scripture for the Week of May 10th
Sunday Acts 10:25-26, 34-35, 44-48/1 Jn
Monday Acts 16:11-15/Jn 15:26-16:4a
Tuesday Acts 16:22-34/Jn 16:5-11
Wednesday Acts 17:15, 22-18:1/Jn 16:12-15
Thursday Acts 1:1-11/ Eph 1:17-23 or Eph 4:1-13 or 4:1-7, 11-13/Mk 16:15-20
Friday Acts 18:9-18/Jn 16:20-23
Saturday Acts 18:23-28/Jn 16:23b-28
Next Sunday
Acts 1:15-17, 20a, 20c-26/1 Jn 4:11-16/Jn 17:11b-19
At St. Augustine this Week
Mon 5/11 Extraordinary Minister Training in Church, 5:30pm
Tue 5/12 Scripture Study in Center, 1pm Rosary Group in Church, 3:30pm Helping Hands in Center, 6pm UNITAS Parent Meeting in Church, 6:30pm Youth Ministry Prayer Night in Church, 7:30pm
Wed 5/13 Scripture Study in Center, 7pm
Thurs 5/14 Youth Choir in Church, 4pm Adult Choir in Church, 7pm Divorced and Separated in Center, 7pm DeFrancisco Adult Faith in Center, 7pm
Sat 5/16 Men's Ministry in Center, 7am
The Divine Mercy Chaplet is prayed Monday-Saturday following the 8am Mass. Please join
us. Don't know how? We will teach you!
Marriage Banns III
Timothy Melanson and
Brenna Curren
Ascension Thursday, May 14th - The Ascension of Our Lord, celebrated 40 days after Easter, is the final act of our redemption that Christ began on Good Friday. On this day, the risen Christ, in the sight of His apostles, ascended bodily into Heaven. This is a holy day of obligation. Masses will be held on Wednesday, May 13th at 4pm (Vigil), Thursday, May 14th at 8am, 10:30am (with St. Augustine School students), and 7pm.
St. Augustine Parish joyfully welcomes those children who received the Sacrament of Baptism during the month of April. Congratulations to them and their parents: Tyler William Nutter, Eleanor Lily Trivelas, Skylar Grace Ruvido, Paige Debra Galvin, Katie Korn, Kristina Korn,
Cameron Mathias Angle, Charles William O'Brien.
Weekly Offertory 5/3/2015 $16,250
Special Collections
Church & Organ Repair Fund $408
Nepal Relief Fund $6,269
Augustinian Retirement Fund $280
First Holy Communions $2,338
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In the gospel today, Jesus says to us, “This is my commandment: love one another as I have loved you...You are my friends if you do what I command you.” Have you considered answering the call to serve those in need by joining the Society of St. Vincent dePaul? For more information, please contact, [email protected]
Weekly Reflection Prayerfully submitted by Deacon Louis J. Piazza
I, myself, am also a human being… Reminded of my own faults, failings and shortcomings, I begin this reflection echoing Peter’s words to Cornelius from the Acts of the Apostles. This week’s scripture readings remind us that we are all equal in the eyes of God, and that we are all chosen to have life through Him and in Him. The expression of this love is manifest, in its fullness, by our adherence to His Father’s commandments, the greatest of which is first, to love God with all of our heart, mind and strength, and the second, to love one another as He has loved us. There is both beauty and simplicity in this call to holiness. We can bear much fruit (love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control) when we remain in His love and keep His commandments. And yet, the complete and perfect expression of love is unobtainable. Our humanity will always cause us to stumble and fail, not matter how great our desire to do the opposite. We can have much success, and we can be transformed, in the good that we do. But, we will on occasion, in ways big and small, falter and fail in our pursuit to remain in Him. Last week, at the 11:30 liturgy, I preached on the need to be forever vigilant in staying rooted to Christ as the vine of spiritual well-being. I warned against drifting from good that can occur in ways that are subtle, incremental, and undetectable, and I pointed out our constant need to be nourished by the word of God and the Sacrament of the Eucharist. I challenged the assembly at this liturgy to be actively transformed by their participation in the liturgy and shared with them the prayers that are privately offered by the Deacon on their behalf. My homily, though it was centered on a wonderful and beautiful message, was broken in its introduction. I want to extend my sincerest apologies to Craig Taylor (who brought this to my attention) and the other attendees at this celebration for allowing my reference to the tragic death of Freddie Gray to be interpreted as a summary judgement against members of the Baltimore Police Department. My desire to “do good” in breaking open the word of God, contained in its contents a hurtful reference to the failure of the Baltimore Police to fully live up to their oath to “protect and serve”. It is ironic, sad, and perhaps only appropriate, that I failed, in this very homily, to live up to my own vow, to live in Him and by implication, to love one another as he has loved us. Last Sunday, was a “wake up call” for me, and a wonderful reminder for us all, that living His commandments to the fullest are not easy, and that it takes incredible vigilance to keep from drifting in either intent or in action. Deacons, at their ordination, are tasked by the Bishop to “Believe what your read, teach what you believe, and practice what you teach”. Please know that I take this charge and responsibility with great sincerity, but that like Peter, I am also a human being.
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Mia Abou Ezzi Abigail Agudelo
Vivian Aloi Teagan Aramian
Paul Botti Colin Bouley
Luke Brezner Griffin Bucci Tyler Buono
Davis Callaway Ella Conrad
Kasey Cosentino Reese Cronin
Olivia Cummings Ian Dalton
Tara Dawley Ryan DeBenedictis
Sabrina DeVelis Brooke Downey Luciano Dulac
Christopher Ferris Natalia Golly Simon Green Ella Grimes
Benjamin Hnat Cameron Hosmer
Isabel Hunt Julian Iacono Ryan Jaillet
Christopher Jaillet Matthew Jameson
Grace Johnson Sean Kenny
Andrew LaChapelle Steffen Lembo Jane Lonergan Merritt Loring Riley Loveland Andrian Luck
Alexander Luck Joseph Magliozzi Nicholas Magner
Gabriela McDonough Charles McGrath Patrick McManus Benjamin Murphy
Avery Murray Orla Naughton Madelyn O'Neill Joseph Oullette
Julia Padlan-Andrade Sergio Pineda Drew Pulsifer Conor Reilly Norah Reilly
Bridget Rinklin Christian Ryan William Simon
Michael Smaroff Enda Stubler Enzo Urquizo
Brin Walsh Hayden Waugh
Noel Wilson Noah Witte Brett Yaffee
Congratulation to all the children who received their First Holy Communion
at St. Augustine Church on Saturday, May 9th and Sunday, May 10th.
May the Lord bless you and guide you as you continue your faith journey!
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Youth Ministry The next service opportunities at IMEC packing up medical supplies are May 20th and June 10th from 3pm-5pm. This important service provides medical supplies to developing countries. Filling up fast, email Katie Leblanc at [email protected] to secure a spot. There will be an informational meeting for parents of the teens attending the UNITAS Summer Mission of for those who just want to learn more about it. Please attend either meeting: Tuesday, May 12th at 6:30pm in St. Augustine Church or Sunday, May 31st at 4:30 in the Rev. Smith Hall of the parish center. The UNITAS Summer service is June 28th-July 2nd. Over 50 teens and 10 adults will be serving at various non-profits/shelters for the week, with accommodations at Rolling Ridge Retreat Center. Please email Katie Leblanc to get a form: [email protected]
School News The third graders hosted their annual "International Festival" on April 30th. Parents, grandparents, teachers, and students eagerly joined them after receiving their passports and they traveled to fourteen different countries. Each group taught about their country in a different way. Food, clothing, music, and posters were just a few of the ways the students creatively taught the visitors. It was a great day! Pictured here are students Diego Panzavecchia and Ronan Culbert teaching about Argentina.
Around the Parish After Masses this weekend, we will be distributing baby bottles from the Pregnancy Care Center (PCC), a Christ-centered ministry committed to saving lives physically, spiritually, and emotionally, one life at a time. Please take one bottle (per family) home and as a family, fill them with a check (payable to PCC), cash, or coins, and return them to the church by Sunday, June 21. Refer to the insert inside the bottle to list the name and address of someone you wish to honor with your donation. The PCC will send a special card to them showing that you have made a gift for life in their name. The Baby Bottle Campaign is used to fund Pregnancy Care Center programs that help women in crisis pregnancies. For more info call 978-373-5700. All those who have joined our faith community since January 1st, 2014 are invited to an informal gathering on Sunday, May 17th immediately following the 11:30 am Mass. After Mass please walk over to Rev. Smith Hall in our parish center for an opportunity to get to know each other. Light refreshments will be served. If you are interested please contact Klara Vajda at [email protected] or 978-475-0050 x37. We look forward to meeting you. Help is needed in bringing the Blessed Sacrament to shut-ins and nursing home residents:
Academy Manor - one Sunday a month between 9-11am bringing the Blessed Sacrament, or one Wednesday a month,10-11am conducting a Catholic Communion Service
Atria Marland Place - one Wednesday a month,10-11am conduction a Catholic Communion Service
To help or for more info, contact Klara Vajda at 978-475-0050 x37 or [email protected]
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Saint Augustine Parish 2015 Pastoral Council Nominations All parishioners are invited to actively and prayerfully participate in the nomination and selection
of the new Parish Pastoral Council members.
Rationale for Parish Council: Vatican II, "Dogmatic Constitution on the Church":
“By reason of the knowledge, competence or pre-eminence which they have, the laity are empowered – indeed sometimes obliged – to manifest their opinion on those things which pertain to the good of the church…" Purpose: "To assist the pastor in his leadership role of planning, organizing, initiating, promoting, coordinating and reviewing the evangelization, worship, religious education and service activities within the parish." Objectives: "To assess adequately the needs of the whole parish and its members, and to develop and implement a pastoral plan which will promote the common good of the parish."
Let us unite in prayerful consideration and with confidence in the Holy Spirit as we nominate and select for the Parish Pastoral Council those who will best serve the parish of St. Augustine. May Our Lady of Good Counsel and Saint Augustine pray for us. Please use the form below for nominations and return it in the offertory basket at any Mass on the weekends of May 9-10 or May 16-17. Additional forms are available in the back of the church and in the parish office. Thank you!
Saint Augustine Parish, Andover, MA
Parish Pastoral Council 2014 Nomination Form You are invited to nominate up to three (3) parishioners (including yourself) with the following qualifications:
A Catholic who is registered and active in the parish; A participant in the sacramental life of the Church; Nominees must be 18 years or older; Nominees must be able to serve 3 year term, 2015-2018; Anyone who has served in the past may be nominated.
Those who are nominated will be contacted by phone, and asked if they are willing to serve. Names of all who are willing to serve will be put into a basket from which the names of five (5) new members will be drawn on Saturday, May 23, 2015, the Vigil of Pentecost at the 4pm Mass. Please print clearly and list nominees’ telephone numbers if you know them. 1. _______________________________________ Phone __________________
2. _______________________________________ Phone __________________
3. _______________________________________ Phone __________________
Sunday, May 10th, 2015
Sacraments Adoration - First Fridays 11:30AM-5PM Sept-June Baptism - www.staugustineparish.org/baptisms, preparation class - Dan & Jacqueline Fague, 978-623-0944 Reconciliation - Saturday 11AM-12PM Eucharist, Marriage, Sacrament of the Sick, Funerals Call the parish office - 978-475-0050 Rite of Christian Initiation and Adult Confirmation Mark and Mary DeFrancisco, [email protected]
Augustinian Friars Fr. Peter G. Gori, OSA, Pastor, x35 Fr. Richard T. O'Leary, OSA, Parochial Vicar, Prior, x32 Fr. William J. Donnelly, OSA, In Residence, x20 Fr. Edward J. Enright, OSA, In Residence, x18 Fr. Raymond F. Dlugos, OSA, Weekend Assistant
Parish Staff Cynthia Arsenault, Director of Music, x34 Michael Curren, Deacon, x26 Patty Ehlbeck, Offertory & Admin. Asst., x10 Sr. Madonna Kling, CDP, Pastoral Associate, x36 Katie Scanlon LeBlanc, Youth Ministry, x11 Karen Miller, Business Manager, 978 474-4201 Danette Morris, Communications Associate, x33 Mike O'Dea, Facilities Manager and Cemetery, x10 Louis Piazza, Deacon, x43 Debbie Street, Receptionist, x10 Klara Vajda, Outreach Coordinator x37
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Bereavement, Dcn. Louis Piazza, 978-475-0050, x43
Bread and Roses, Eileen Novelline, 978-683-9288
Cancer Survivors, Klara Vajda, 978-475-0050 x37
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Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, John Markiewicz, 978-761-5381
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Hospitality, Marie Potts, 978-886-0645 Knights of Columbus Andover Council 1078 Dennis Ricketts, 978-729-3037
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Parish Child Safety (CAP), Mary Ferguson, 978-475-2414 x38
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Prayer Line, Patsy Gurry, 978-475-1508
Pro-Life, Theresa Gorey, 978-475-6673
Rosary Group, Tom McGivern, 978-475-5064
Scripture Study, Danette Morris, 978-475-0050 x33
Senior Ministry, Christine Curran 978-475-5177
Sunday Family Social, Kathleen Romano, 978-944-5520
St. Vincent de Paul, Parish Office, 978-475-0050 x49
Vocations, Kathy Greenler Sexton, 978-258-0433
Welcoming, Nuala Carlson, 978-682-7760
St. Augustine Parish Community website: www.staugustineparish.org email: [email protected] P: 978-475-0050 F: 978-475-3078
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203 Turnpike St., Suite G-2, North Andover, MA 161 Ash St., Suite A-1, Reading, MA
Andover Spine Center & Northeast Decompression Associates
Dr. Christopher R. Condon 63 Park St . Andover . 978-474-1700
Advanced Chiropractic and Non-Surgical Spinal Therapy Facility
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Two Stevens Street Andover, MA 01810
Dr. Maria Dona & Dr. Sheila Tucker Phone: (978) 475-0567 [email protected] www.andoverperiodontics.com
Periodontics & Implant Dentistry
Specialists in OrthodonticsDoctors Center, 100 Amesbury St.
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Specialists in Orthodontics
Joseph P. Giordano, D.M.D.John B.C. Lem, D.M.D.
978-475-1518
44 Park St. • [email protected]
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Mike Reilly, PresidentJohn Reilly, EVP
Peter Quinlan, SVP
89 Main Street, Andover
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