ROMAN CATHOLIC COMMUNITY OF ATTLEBORO...July 14, 2019 - Fifteenth Sunday In Ordinary Time ST....

July 14, 2019 - Fifteenth Sunday In Ordinary Time

ST. VINCENT de PAUL CHURCH

71 Linden Street, Attleboro, MA 02703

ROMAN CATHOLIC

COMMUNITY OF ATTLEBORO

Worshiping At

St. John the Evangelist Church and St. Vincent de Paul Church

Daily Mass:

8:30AM

Monday at St. John’s

Tuesday at St. Vincent’s

Wednesday - No Mass

Thursday at St. John’s

Friday at St. Vincent’s

Saturday at St. Vincent’s

MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday: 3-3:34PM Confession at St. John’s

4PM Mass at St. John’s

Sunday: 8AM at St. John’s

10AM at St. John’s

11:30AM at St. Vincent’s

1PM in Spanish at St. Vincent’s

4:30-5:15PM Confession at St. Vincent’s

5:30PM at St. Vincent’s

ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST CHURCH

133 North Main Street, Attleboro, MA 02703

Office: One Saint John Place, Attleboro, MA 02703

Telephone: 508-222-1206 & 508-226-1115

Fax: 508-226-6461 & 888-239-9322

Website: www.sje-church.org & www.stvincent-attleboro.org

Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 14, 2019

Parish Staff

Fr. Dariusz Kalinowski, Pastor

[email protected]

Fr. German Correa Agudelo, Parochial Vicar

[email protected]

Deacon David Harum

[email protected]

Deacon Del Malloy

[email protected]

Renee DePietro, Parish Secretary

[email protected]

Anne Marie Murray, Business Manager

[email protected]

Marjorie Soares, Cemetery Secretary

[email protected]

Sheryl Walsh, Director of Music/St. John’s

[email protected]

David Avila, Director of Music/St. Vincent’s

[email protected]

Gregory Viens, Facilities Maintenance

Office Hours: Monday-Thursday 8AM-4PM

Friday 8AM-Noon

St. John the Evangelist School

13 Hodges Street Attleboro, MA 02703

Kellie Kickham, School Principal

[email protected]

Telephone: 508-222-5062; Fax: 508-223-1737

Website: www.sje-school.com

Religious Education

St. John the Evangelist Church

13 Hodges Street Attleboro, MA 02703

Margaret Keenan, Director of Religious Education

[email protected]

Telephone: 508-222-0707

Website: www.sje-church.org/religious-ed

St. Vincent de Paul Parish

71 Linden Street, Attleboro, MA 02703

Charlotte Santos, Director of Religious Education

Telephone: 508-222-6756

St. John’s Cemetery

165 West Street, Attleboro, MA 02703 Telephone: 508-222-9086

St. Vincent de Paul Society Helpline

St. John the Evangelist Church

Telephone: 508-222-8400

St. Vincent de Paul Parish

Telephone: 508-838-5867

Sacrament of Baptism

Baptisms at St. John’s are celebrated one Sunday a

month at Noon. Baptisms at St. Vincent’s are

celebrated each Saturday afternoon by

appointment. Baptism Preparation Program is

required for new parents. Please contact the

Parish Office to register for Baptisms and Prep Class.

Sacraments of First Eucharist &

Confirmation

Two year preparation required. Please contact the

Religious Education Office to register.

Sacrament of Marriage

Preparation course required. Please contact the Parish

Office at least eight months in advance.

Ministry to the Sick

Contact the Parish Office if someone is unable to

attend Mass and wish to receive the

Sacrament of the Sick and/or Communion.

RCIA

The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults is the process

whereby adults become members of the Catholic

Church. For information, contact the Parish Office.

OPPORTUNITIES FOR PRAYER

Legion of Mary at St. John’s

Noon every Tuesday

Rosary Prayer Group at St. John’s

6:30PM, 1st & 3rd Thursday of the Month

MINISTRY FINDER

Altar Servers: [email protected]

Consolation Ministry: [email protected]

Eucharistic Adoration: Paula Andrikopoulos

774-220-3005

Evangelization Ministry: [email protected]

Hospitality Committee: [email protected]

Legion of Mary:

Leticia Balcarcel - 508-226-1115 (Spanish)

Maria Bridges - 508-226-1591 (Portuguese)

Mary Gill - 508-226-1837 (English)

Liturgy Ministry: [email protected]

Media Committee: [email protected]

Pastoral Council: [email protected]

Pro-Life Ministries: Mary Gill - 508-226-1837

RCIA: [email protected] / Peter Walsh

Relay for Life/SJEagles Wings: [email protected]

Respect for Life: [email protected] / Mary Gill

St. Joseph Food Cellar: Jim Spratt - 774-219-6493

Youth Ministry: [email protected]


This Weekend | July 13 & 14

4PM - Joseph & Nora Donaghy

8AM - Paul Francis Broughton

10AM - Antonio Jorge & Adelaide Raposo

11:30AM - Elaine Piazza

Manuel & Sergio Dias Medeiros

1PM - Parish Priests

5:30PM - Manuel & Maria Carvalho

This Week | July 15 & 18

8:30AM Monday - Intentions of Tim Gill; and

Maria does Reus Sousa

8:30AM Tuesday - Maria L. Sousa

Wednesday - No Mass

8:30AM Thursday - Intentions of Tim Gill; and

Antonio Raposo, Jr. & Jose J. Raposo

8:30AM Friday - Jose & Florinda Alves

8:30AM Saturday - Respect Life

Next Weekend | 20 & 21

4PM - Albert, Virginia & Dennis Alegi

8AM - William & Joseph McManus

10AM - In Thanksgiving for Yvonne Poirier-Rice,

105th Birthday

11:30AM - Kevin Desrosiers

1PM - Parishioners of St. John’s & St. Vincent’s

5:30PM - Mildred Bonifazi


The SANCTUARY CANDLE

this week at burns in loving memory of

James & Phyllis Lee

The HOSTS for JULY have been

donated in loving memory of

Gerard Kenton

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL CHURCH

The SANCTUARY CANDLE

this week at burns in loving memory of

Maria Ferreira

Many weeks for the

SANCTUARY CANDLE are available for an Intention

or in Memory of a Loved One

We offer our sincerest

sympathy to the family of

Jacqueline Rita Ouimet

Eugene Therriault

Please pray for the repose of their souls and the

consolation and peace that only Christ can bring to

their grieving families and friends.

“Jesus remember me when

You come into Your Kingdom.”

If the Mass is being offered for a loved

one and you would like to present the

OFFERTORY GIFTS, please see an usher

prior to Mass. It is an honor and a

privilege to bring these gifts to the

Priest.

MINISTRY TO THE SICK

Please notify the Parish Office if you know someone

who is unable to come to Mass and would like to re-

ceive the Eucharist and/or Sacrament of the Sick from

Fr. Dariusz or Fr. German.


COMMUNITY WEEK AT A GLANCE

Sunday, July 14

8AM Mass at St. John’s

10AM Mass at St. John’s

11:30AM Mass at St. Vincent’s

1PM Mass in Spanish at St. Vincent’s

5:30PM Mass at St. Vincent’s

Monday, July 15

8:30AM Mass at St. John’s

Tuesday, July 16


Noon Legion of Mary

Wednesday, July 17

NO MASS

6:30PM Spanish Rosary at St. Vincent’s

Thursday, July 18

8:30AM Mass at St. John’s

6:30PM Rosary Prayer Group at St. John’s

Friday, July 19


Saturday, July 20


3-3:-34PM Confession at St. John’s

4PM Vigil Mass at St. John’s

5PM Spanish Legion of Mary at St. Vincent’s

5-6PM St. Joseph’s Food Cellar

PILGRIMAGE TO UPSTATE NEW YORK

Please join Fr. Richard Wilson on Saturday, July 20 in a

pilgrimage to the shrines of St. Kateri Tekakwitha and

the North American Martyrs in New York State. The

cost is $65 per person. We will depart from Holy Family

Parish Center (not the church) at 438 Middleboro Ave.,

East Taunton at 5AM sharp and from St. Vincent de

Paul parish (71 Linden St., Attleboro) at 5:30AM (if you

are leaving your car there, please park on the far ends

of the parking lot, so as to leave room closer to the

church for the people attending Masses that day).

The cost does not include meals or other personal ex-

penses. Please make checks or money orders out to

"Catholic Footprints Pilgrimage." For more info, please

contact Father Wilson at 508-824-5707.

Parish Support


Offertory for June 29 & 30: $6,024.35

Offertory for July 6 & 7: $6,536.71

Collection for Youth Activities: $1,750.00

Catholic Charities: $43,318.00

The second collection next weekend is for the

Tax Assessment

ST VINCENT DE PAUL CHURCH

Offertory for June 29 & 30: $2,877.30

Offertory for July 6 & 7: $2,718.00

Fuel Fund: $875.00

Catholic Charities: $9,897.00

The second collection next weekend is for the

Parish Poor

As always, thank you for generosity and support.

THE ROSARY GROUP

P R A Y I N G & P A Y I N G I T F O R W A R D

The next date is Thursday, July 18, 2019 in the

St. John’s Hospitality Center

Light meal provided at 6:30 | Rosary at 7PM |

Fellowship, testimonial and conversation

All are welcome - No RSVP required -

Rides are available if needed

Rosary beads and materials provided, or bring your own

You do not need to know how to pray it,

we will teach you

For more information:

Paul Palermo: 508-353-0852;

John Davis: 774-688-9238;

Kathy Davis: [email protected];

Sherri Peak-Palermo: [email protected]

Please remember in your prayers the

following couple as they prepare for the

Sacrament of Holy Matrimony

Kathryn Mary Bagarella &

Carlo Enrique Calle

“SEE ALL THE…Good

Works YOU Have Made

Possible!” We did it!

Thank you! And, con-

gratulations to all the

donors who stepped

forward and made a

gift to ensure the campaign was an overwhelming

success. Once again, a heartfelt THANK YOU. May

God continue to bless everyone here in our parish

community.


PRAYER LINE

We are blessed to have a wonderful group of people

who pray for individuals in need, whether it be a physi-

cal, mental, or spiritual illness. If you know someone

you would like to place on the prayer line, (with their

permission), please contact Antonia Erwin at (508) 222-

2944 or Marie Martin at (508) 222-3436/

[email protected] with first names or initials.

You are also welcome to contact the Parish Office.

Dear God, please watch over and protect

our brothers and sisters in the military,

Sgt. Keith Aussant, PV2 Adam Baker,

General Jon Braga

US Army James Brasar, Matt Brasar,

Andrew DiFonzo,

US Army Aaron Kuffrey, and

Theodore Stronghert

ST JOHN’S CEMETERY

A Columbarium Wall has recently been added to our

Cemetery at 165 West Street, Attleboro. This new sec-

tion will be called “Our Lady of Sorrows” and is locat-

ed in the back right of the Cemetery. The structure

contains 24, 12”X12” Niches, in 4 rows of 6. Each Niche

may entomb 2 small urns or one large urn. Please call

the Cemetery Office at 508-222-9086 for information.

LIVE THE LITURGY - INSPIRATION FOR THE WEEK

We have heard the story of the Good Samaritan so

many times. Have we ever realized that it is an ene-

my and outcast who is the hero of the story? Freed

from laws that limit acts of mercy and compassion,

the Samaritan becomes the example of how to love

God by loving our neighbor. Our minds know what

our faith teaches, and our mouths know what words

to speak. Ultimately, deep down in our conscience,

we know how we ought to act. Yet, as we encoun-

ter each new day, do we always do what we are

called to do? Our neighbors live next to us and far

away. They are down the street, sitting beside us,

living in Mexico, Honduras, Ecuador, Guatemala,

Poland, Russia, China, Korea, and Iraq. Our neigh-

bors are even found in people who want to hurt us.

How do we love them as Jesus asks us to? How we

answer this question will determine how much we

really love God.

WHY DO WE DO THAT? - CATHOLIC LIFE EXPLAINED

Question: I've heard that faith is a theological vir-

tue. What does that mean?

Answer: To say a virtue is theological means that it

comes as a gift from God. St. Thomas Aquinas, a Do-

minican monk who crafted the famous arguments

for the existence of God, wrote: "This alone is the true

knowledge of God: to know that God is beyond

knowing." God is transcendent. This word comes

from the Latin "transcendere," meaning "to climb be-

yond." When something is transcendent, it exists be-

yond our normal range of experience. Philosopher

Peter Kreeft put it simply: "God is always more."

While God created us in His image and likeness, too

often we re-create Him in ours. We project our deep-

est hopes, our subliminal fears, and our hidden

dreams, and conjure up our own image of what

God could be. Yet God can never be limited to our

own perception of Him.

That's where faith comes in. We read in the Cate-

chism that "faith is the theological virtue by which we

believe in God and believe all that He has said and

revealed to us and all that the Holy Church proposes

for our belief" (CCC 1814). We can know God

through reason, to a point. As human beings, we

want to know and understand the world around us,

but God isn't in the world around us. He's beyond it.

The best way to come to know God is not through

our own clever mental maneuvering, but through

trusting in God's revelation of Himself. We might think

we know who God is, but the only way we can have

any idea is if we trust, through the virtue of faith, who

He has revealed Himself to be.

Daily Mass:

8:30AM

Monday at St. John’s

Tuesday at St. Vincent’s

Wednesday - No Mass

Thursday at St. John’s

Friday at St. Vincent’s

Saturday at St. Vincent’s

Saturday:

3-3:34PM Confession at St. John’s

4PM Mass at St. John’s

Sunday:

8AM at St. John’s

10AM at St. John’s

11:30AM at St. Vincent’s

1PM in Spanish at St. Vincent’s

4:30-5:15PM Confession at St. Vincent’s

5:30PM at St. Vincent’s


RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE:

Phone: 508-222-0707

Mrs. Keenan:

[email protected]

Mrs. Healy:

[email protected]

Save the Dates: Religious Education Registration for

the 2019-2020 catechetical year will take place in the

St. John’s School Gym, 13 Hodges Street, Attleboro.

Registration will take place on:

Saturday, September 7 – 8AM-11AM

Sunday, September 8 – 8AM-11:30AM

Monday, September 9 – 5:30PM-7PM

Students in Grades PK - 8 must be registered each

year. With the exception of Confirmation I (Grade 8),

& Confirmation II (Grade 9), the choice of day and

time is done on a first come, first served basis. New

students are asked to provide a copy of their Baptis-

mal certificate and sacramental information. We wel-

come new families to our parish to participate in our

program. Please contact the religious education of-

fice at 222-0707 for questions.

Applications are now being accept-

ed for the 2019-2020 school year.

Please see the link under the

“admissions” tab on the school web-

site at www.sje-school.com. The

school offers Grades K-8, as well as a

4-year old pre-K program.

Box Tops for Education buckets are

located at the doors of the Church.

Kindly clip the labels from participat-

ing brands and drop into the marked

buckets. Let’s fill them up this sum-

mer!

St. John the Evangelist School has teamed

-up with Baystate Textile in a recycling pro-

gram that raises money for the school.

There is now a home for your items too

worn to donate! A donation bin is located

in the school yard (next to the dumpster)

for recycling of worn clothing, footwear, accessories,

stuffed animals, and linens. The school receives money

for every pound of donated items. Support our school

while supporting our environment!

St. John’s Chapter

The next MONTHLY FOOD COLLECTION

is August 3 & 4. At this time, we espe-

cially need saltine crackers (similar to

Ritz brand), jelly, boxed milk and

canned fruit. Monetary donations are also welcome.

Baskets are also available for drop off at the doors of

the Church or the Hospitality Center between 9 & 3,

Monday-Friday.

The SVdP CLOTHING STORE, 95 Pine Street, will be

open on Saturday, August 10, 9-10AM for donations

and 10-11:30AM for merchandise. At this time, we

are in need of boys & girls clothing, sizes 3-6 and

TOYS. Thank you! If you are unable to make the

August 10 date for drop off, please contact the SVdP

Office at 508-222-8400.

SVDP Back-to-School Drive

Another school year complete! Enjoy the summer!

Before we know it, the advertisements for school sup-

ply sales will be out (along with Halloween-ugh!).

Please think of us as we would like to supply the chil-

dren that will come to the clothing center on August

10, 2019 with the following school supplies: 1, 2 or 3

subject notebooks, composition notebook, 2 pocket

folders, glue stick, pens, pencils, highlighters, 24 pack

crayons, 10 pack markers, 12 pack colored pencils, 1-

inch binder, binder filler paper. If you would like to

make a monetary donation--just put it in an envelope

marked ‘Back-to-School Supplies’ and drop it off in

the collection basket at Mass. School supplies can

be dropped off in the SVdP baskets at the doors of

the Church or the entrance to the Hospitality Center

(between 9AM-3PM). Thank you for all your support!

VOCATIONS CRUCIFIX

at ST. VINCENT DE PAUL CHURCH

The Vocations Crucifix is located on a table in the al-

cove of the Holy Spirit Crown. We invite families or in-

dividuals to participate in the program. Simply sign out

for the crucifix in the notebook provided. Please take

the Crucifix home for a week and display it prominent-

ly in your home. Next designate a time for family or

individual prayer each day. Offer the Vocations Pray-

er or other prayers, such as the Rosary. Finally, return

the Crucifix to the table by 4PM on Saturday so that

other parishioners may participate.

Blessings to

Henry and Connie Viveiros

on the celebration of the

50th Wedding Anniversary.


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