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St. Bartholomew Parish, Needham Divine Mercy Sunday April 23, 2017

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St Bartholomew Parish 1180 Greendale Ave. Needham, Ma 02492

781-444-3434

Parish Staff

Fr. Phil McGaugh, Pastor Lambert Nieme, Seminarian

Kathy Bird, Finance & Operations Manager Antonia Nedder, Music Director,

Youth Choir Director Charles Kanelos, Adult Choir Director

Jennifer Foster Director of Religious Education Maryellen Jennings,

Religious Ed. Coordinator, Grades K-6 Garrett Lloyd, Office Assistant

Contact Information

Parish Office: 781-444-3434

Fax: 781-449-7550 Email: [email protected]

Website: www.stbartholomew-needham.org Office Hours: M-F 9:30am-3:30pm

Prayer Line

This is a network of people who pray for special in-tentions. Call the parish office and leave a message

regarding for whom you would like prayers said.

Mass Schedule Saturday Vigil: 4:00pm

Sunday: 8:00am, 9:45am, 11:30am Daily Mass: Mon-Sat, 9:00am

Sacrament of Reconciliation

Saturdays 2:30-3:00pm face-to-face 3:15-3:45pm in confessional

or by appointment

Sacrament of Baptism First Sunday of each month at 12:30pm.

Please call a month in advance to schedule bap-tisms.

Sacrament of Matrimony

Arrangements must be made with the pastor at least 6 months prior to the wedding.

Eucharistic Adoration

The St. Bartholomew/ St. Joseph’s cluster gathers every Friday from 9:30am-7:30pm in St. Joseph’s

Lower Church.

First Saturday Devotion After the 9:00am Mass the first Sat. of each month

Rosary & Divine Mercy Chaplet

Prayed immediately following weekday Mass (except when there is a 10am funeral)

Our Mission As a warm and welcoming community, we strive to live out our Catholic faith and share

Christ’s loving message of salvation. We nurture the gifts and talents of all, to joyfully serve our local and global community.

Sunday, April 23 11:30am Margaret Moylan Wednesday, April 26 9:00am Elizabeth McNaught Saturday, April 29 4:00pm Jane Marie McDonald & Jane M McDonald Sunday, April 30 9:45am Helen Baker 11:30am Joseph Jaymes


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PARISH CALENDAR

Sunday, April 23 2:00pm Confirmation

5:00pm Confirmation

5:00pm Youth Choir Rehearsal (O’Brien Room)

Tuesday, April 25 10:00am Bible Study (O’Brien Room)

Thursday, April 27 6:30pm Choir Practice

Sunday, April 30 9:45am Youth Choir Mass

NOTES FROM THE PASTOR

Reflections for Divine Mercy Sunday:

Do we believe that Jesus Christ is our Savoir and that He has risen from the dead? Jesus changed lives and His Resur-

rection changed the course of history. Today which is the second Sunday of Easter is also known as Divine Mercy Sun-

day. Easter time is filled with a sense of wonder, awe and gratitude. In the gospel story today we see an invitation to

move to a fuller journey of faith. The story of Thomas’ journey to faith in the Risen Lord is John the Evangelist’s way of

putting that issue before us. In today’s readings we experience the time of St. Thomas having doubts but Thomas is one

of the disciples that would truly die for Jesus. St. Thomas insisted on seeing and touching the wounds of Jesus. We

should not be too hard on St. Thomas. Some suggest that when Jesus died Thomas was off facing his grief by himself.

St. Thomas honestly faced his grief and returned to the disciples. When St, Thomas saw Jesus’ wounds he also saw

Jesus’ true greatness. He also shows us that religion requires much more than just ourselves. We are called to belief

on the testimony of others. Peace is the first action that Jesus offers His disciples. The peace of Christ guides us. Do we

let Jesus bring us to peace and heal our wounds? We can clearly see in this gospel the movement from fear to joy, from

seclusion to mission, from absence to presence, and from disbelief to new life.

Divine Mercy is all about God’s desire to open the way and lead us to eternal life by forgiveness of our sins. On this Di-

vine Mercy Sunday we are encouraged in prayer to receive in a special way God’s mercy for the world. Divine Mercy

Sunday is God’s gift to us to completely renew and re-energize our church. How wonderful and significant is that this

occurs so close to Easter. Like St. Thomas may all of us rejoice in the great gift of the Resurrection and the Risen Lord

overcoming sin and death to lead us to eternal life.

Divine Mercy Sunday

April 23 at 3:00pm at St. Joseph Church

St. Joseph Parish will observe Divine Mercy Sunday at 3:00pm in St. Joseph Church. Please join us for Exposition and

Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament, for prayer and reflection, and for the recitation of the Chaplet on this Sunday

dedicated to the mercy of the Risen Lord. (Please note that Holy Hour on Divine Mercy Sunday does not include the

celebration of Sunday Mass).

Thank You Kathy:

Four years ago Kathy Bird became the Business Manager and an invaluable member of the staff here at St. Bartholo-

mew. In that time she has added so much to our parish through her work, her willingness to help, and her insights in so

many ways which were way above doing her job.. There really are no words to describe her contributions to our parish.

She is retiring on April 30, 2017 and will be greatly missed. We wish her the best of everything in her retirement.


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Pro-Life Mass in Memory of Father Raymond

Helmick, S.J.

The Pro-Life Mass in memory of Father Raymond

Helmick, S.J. will once again be celebrated at Boston

College at Saint William’s Chapel, Lake Street, Bright-

on. The Rosary will be recited at 7:00 P.M. and Mass will

begin at 7:30 P.M. The dates for the Masses will be:

April 26, May 25, June 25, July 25, August 25, Septem-

ber 26, October 25, November 25, December 26. For

more information, please call Chris at Boston College

Campus Ministry 617-552-0855.

AMY’S BOOK CLUB It is always exciting to read a book that has won awards

and see if, personally, it lives up to expectation. This

month’s selection is THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD,

by Colson Whitehead. It is a National Book Award Win-

ner. Our next meeting is on Monday, April 24 at 12:30 pm in

the O’Brien room in the Rectory. No stairs required for

entry. Any questions, please contact Kathy Reilly 781-444-0862 or email [email protected]

EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS needed at ELIZABETH

SETON RESIDENCE

ELIZABETH SETON RESIDENCE - Skilled Nursing and

Rehabilitation in Wellesley offers an orientation for vol-

unteers in the Spiritual Care Department once a

month. If you sense the call to serve as a Eucharistic

Minister, are in good standing at your parish, interested

in being trained and joining our team, please register for

a seat at one of the next two orientations:

Monday, May 15th or Monday, June 12th from 1:30-2:30 pm. by contacting: Chaplain Linda Colozzi, Director

of Spiritual Care at 781 997-1119

Elizabeth Seton Residence, 125 Oakland Street,

Wellesley Hills, MA 02481

The meaning of Sainthood:

Three years ago on Divine Mercy Sunday we had the

opportunity to watch something extraordinary; the can-

onization of two saints from our time, Pope John XXIII

and Pope John Paul II. Throughout the Old and New

Testaments we read about people of heroic virtue. Many

different virtues are highlighted. Throughout the history

of the Catholic Church there have been men and women

of outstanding character and prayer some of whom have

been declared saints. The declared saints each in their

own way reflect a special connection or virtue that re-

flects God. For someone to be declared a saint usually

miracles attributed to their intercession are required.

There are other saints in heaven as well. To reflect upon

the lives of the saints is to be inspired and is intended to

encourage us to strive to be more perfect.

Thank you:

This past Holy Week and the Sacred Triduum were very

special. Many of you have expressed similar feelings.

Over these many years we have celebrated many special

Holy Weeks and Sacred Triduums, but this year was re-

ally special. Thank you to all who greatly enhance the life

and spirit of St. Bartholomew Parish. Thank you for the

ways you have responded to our Lenten Parish project.

Easter Collection:

Thank you for all that you have done over the years and

what you have done this year for the Clergy Fund which

greatly helps the needs of all of the Boston Priests. I

know that you more than understand the challenges that

our Archdiocese faces in taking care of the needs of all of

our priests. You have always responded wonderfully. An-

yone who may wish to still give to this special collection

may still do so, Thank you.

Second Collection: Military Archdiocese

This week’s second collection supports three important

national Catholic mission. The Military Archdiocese col-

lection provides for Catholic chaplains throughout the

world for American servicemen and servicewomen. The

Home Missions collection subsidizes the evangelization

and formation activities of mission dioceses. The Black

and Native American collection strengthens evangeliza-

tion and outreach programs that serve the Native Ameri-

can, Alaska Native, and Black Catholic Communities in

the United States. For more information, please visit

www.milarch.org, www.usccb.org/catholic-giving/

apportunities-for-giving/catholichome-missions-appeal/

index.cfm, and blackandindianmission.org/.


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STEWARDSHIP: A WAY OF LIFE Sharing: Time Talent Treasure GRATITUDE Out of nowhere the little boy said, “I have two favorite people in church.” When asked “Who are they?” by his parents,

he replied, “Jesus and God.” Not to be out done, his older brother said, “Well, I have three favorites. Jesus, God, and

Father Phil.” “And why is Father Phil a favorite?” his parents asked. He answered “ Because he says ‘Thank you to

me’.” Do we notice the sunrise or sunset? So many opportunities to say thank you. So little focus. How often in a day do we

give others a chance to say thank you to us? And how often do we say thank you to another in a day? (Too many to

count?) Gratitude is essential to being a child of God. Jesus was our model of the meaning of servitude. We have just

lived through another Lenten period in which we were witness again to the sufferings of Jesus, His apostles, His disci-

ples. Did we process the need to say thank you in our prayers? Can we possibly comprehend Jesus’ agony in the gar-

den before His trial? He knew what was to come. He knew the frailty of human beings then and to come. The whole

world, a world our Creator made so magnificent, seemly is being torn apart daily. Our emotions run the course from

appreciation, to gratitude, to nervousness, to fear, to confusion, and to most every other feeling in the course of a day.

These are very difficult times in which to live and to be grateful. However, it is essential to our creation to be people of

God every day in every way. LOVE!! Love Him above all else and love one another as He has loved us. Remem-

ber? Gratitude and a belief that God cares about our daily struggles will bring us peace—a peace that He gives is

greater than any we will find on our own. Because He promised it. ‘My mommy really loves my daddy. Every time he gets some food, mommy takes a taste. He always says ‘thank you.’ Stewardship Questions: Kathy Reilly 781-444-0862 email: [email protected] If anyone needs a ride to a church service or wishes a home or Communion visit, please contact me.

Come and join St. Mary’s for Casino Night

Saturday, April 29, 2017 from 7:00 to 11:00pm

Roulette, Black Jack and Craps tables.

Beer and Wine cash bar with Hors d’Oeuvres provided

by Vincenzo’s

$35.00 before the event $45.00 at the door

For more information or to request tickets email

[email protected]

Our Lady's Youth Pilgrimage

Youth parishioners of St. Bartholomew are invited to join

the Youth Pilgrimage to Lourdes! July 22-30, 2017. Stu-

dents spend the week assisting infirm pilgrims as they

visit the Grotto. Contact Charlotte at char-

[email protected] for more information!

“The Beauty of Being Real,” a Spirituality for Everyday

Living mini-retreat, led by Peggy Patenaude of Taking

Time Out, will be held Wednesday, May 3 at Sacred

Hearts Retreat Center in Wareham, MA from 10:00am -12:30pm. (Coffee at 9:30) Cost is $20. Pre-registration

required. Contact Peggy at 508-548-9149 or timeoutre-

[email protected].

“New Beginnings,” a women’s one-day retreat (8:30AM

to 5:00PM) led by Peggy Patenaude will be held

Wednesday, May 17 at La Salette Retreat Center in At-

tleboro, MA. For more information, visit

www.timeoutretreats.com or contact Peggy Patenaude

at 508-548-9149 or at [email protected]. To

register call LaSalette at 508-222-8530.

Open House at Ursuline Academy on May 2

Ursuline Academy in Dedham is an independent school

rooted in the Catholic faith for girls in grades 7-12 offer-

ing: rigorous college preparatory education, a nurturing

environment that supports character development, an

orientation toward service to others. Come see our beau-

tiful campus and learn more about the benefits of an all-girls Catholic education at our upcoming informational

Parent Coffee and Tour on Tuesday, May 2, from 8:30

a.m. to 10 a.m. The morning will include the opportunity

to meet faculty, administration and members of the Ad-

missions Team. We are currently accepting applicants

for the upcoming 2017-18 school year, and also welcome

those interested in applying for the following year. This is

a parent-only events. If you would like to attend, please

call our admissions office at 781-493-7727 or email ad-

[email protected]


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CALLING ALL CHOIR MEMBERS! The Saint Barthol-

omew Adult Choir sings every Sunday at the 9:45am

mass. Practice takes place every Thursday from 6:30pm

to 8:00pm in the church. The choir is made up of adults

of all ages. New members are invited to join. If interest-

ed, please contact Charles Kanelos, Adult Choir Director

@ 781-223-7456 (cell) or [email protected]

Saint Augustine says: “He who sings, prays twice.” All

are welcome!

Youth Choir :

The next Youth Choir rehearsal is this Sunday from 5-6

PM. It will take place in the O’Brien Room next to the

rectory due to the Confirmation Masses in the church.

This will be our last rehearsal before singing at Mass on

April 30th.

Open House at Ursuline Academy for Prospective

Families

Ursuline Academy in Dedham is an independent school

rooted in the Catholic faith for girls in grades 7-12. We

seek to prepare young women for higher education and

for life by providing them with a rigorous college prepara-

tory education, a nurturing environment that supports

character development, and n orientation toward service

to others. Come see our beautiful campus and learn

more about the benefits of an all-girls Catholic education

at one of our upcoming informational Parent Coffees and

Tours on Tuesday, May 2, from 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. The

morning will include the opportunity to meet faculty, ad-

ministration and members of the Admissions Team. We

are currently accepting applicants for the upcoming 2017

-2018 school year, and also welcome those interested in

applying for the following year. These are parent-only

events. If you would like to attend, please call our admis-

sions office at 781-493-7727 or register online at ursu-

lineacademy.net/admissions/special-spring-events.

COME FOR A TOUR!

St. Joe’s Elementary (pre-k – gr 5) and Monsignor Had-

dad Middle School (gr 6- 8) in Needham are accepting

applications for the 2017-18 school year. Visit our web-

site www.saintjoes.com to register for a tour, meet the

principal, and learn why our students are thriving!

Worldwide Marriage Encounter

"They have taken the Lord from the tomb, and we don't

know where they put him." Happy Easter! He has risen!

Let us welcome Jesus even more into our marriages by

attending a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend.

The next WWME Weekend is Jun 10-11, 2017 in Med-

way, MA. For more information, call Stephen & Michelle

O'Leary at 800-710-9963 or visit us at

www.WWMEMA.org.

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Jackson Walnut Park Schools will be hosting a Kinder-

garten to Grade 5 Visit Day on Wednesday, April 26 from

8:45 - 10:30 am. Tours will be given of our Jackson Ele-

mentary School and your visit will include viewing our

warm and welcoming classrooms, an opportunity to meet

our outstanding teachers and a chance to learn about the

school from our current parents. Come see our school

during a typical school day and learn about how this

community can provide an amazing Independent Catho-

lic education for your children! Select openings are avail-

able for Fall 2017. Jackson Walnut Park is a sponsored

ministry of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Boston and is cur-

rently celebrating 50 years of opening minds and growing

hearts on our historic campus near Newton Corner.

Please visit www.jwpschools.org or for more information

or contact Katy Denning at 617.202.9772 or by email

[email protected].

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