All Are Welcome! Second Sunday of Easter (Divine Mercy ...

All Are Welcome! Second Sunday of Easter (Divine Mercy Sunday) April 28, 2019

THE EVANGELIST

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Our MissionWe are a Roman Catholic Family

of Faith that seeks to help one

another to love the Lord with all

our hearts and our neighbors as

ourselves. Our life centers on the

Eucharist and the sacramental

life of the Church. From these

encounters we seek to be Christ's

eyes, hands, voice and heart in

the world. We warmly welcome

visitors and seekers and anyone

who is curious about faith,

Church and God; we rejoice in the

Lord when returning brothers and

sisters join us at Table.

The Weekly Newsletter of St. John the Evangelist Parish "They devoted themselves to the teaching of the apostles and to the communal life,

to the breaking of the bread and to the prayers." Acts 2:42


CONTACT INFORMATION

FOR CLERGY CALL WELCOME

CENTER OFFICE, EXT. 101

Rev. Thomas Frechette Pastor

Rev. Deacon Brendan Brides Deacon

[email protected],

Rev. Deacon John Burkly Deacon

[email protected]

Deborah Boucher Co-Dir. Faith Formation

[email protected], ext. 104

Crystal-Lynn M. Rogerson Co-Dir. Faith Formation and

Dir. of Communications [email protected], ext. 103

John Brennan Pastoral Assistant and

Dir. of Music [email protected], ext. 102

Patty Parsons Parish Secretary


Kelley Spodris Business & Finance


St. Vincent de Paul Helpline508-563-5317

Prayer [email protected], ext. 108

Welcome to St. John the Evangelist Mass Schedule

Sundays: Daily Mass:

Summer (Memorial through Columbus Day): 7:30AM Monday-Thursday;

7:30AM; 9AM & 11AM 8AM Saturday

Fall/Winter/Spring: Vigil Mass: 4PM Saturday

8AM & 10:30AM

Holy Days: Vigil 4PM; 7:30AM & 7:00PM (Check Newsletter to Confirm Observance)

New to Our Faith Family? We are blessed you could join us at the Eucharistic

Table! It is our hope and prayer that you find a welcoming, faith-filled, spiritual

home as you grow in your relationship with God. Stop by the Welcome Center and

join us after any Sunday Mass for fellowship. If you are interested in or curious

about any of our offerings and don't know where to begin, a Staff Member will be

happy to help.

Welcome Center & Store Hours:Mon. & Wed. 8:30am - 5:30pm Thu. 8:30am - 12pm

Tue. 8:30am - 3pm Fri. & Sat. 9am - 12pm

Most Sundays 9am - 12pm

Faith Formation Office Hours:

Most Sundays 8:30am - 11:30am Tue. 9:30am - 4pm

Mon. & Wed. 8am - 3pm

SacramentsBaptism: Please contact the Welcome Center prior to making arrangements.

Parents and Godparents need to participate in one Baptismal

Preparation session the 2nd Sunday of the month. Baptisms are

scheduled on the 4th Sunday of the month.

Reconciliation: Saturdays 3-3:30PM; or by appointment

First Communion & Confirmation: Formation is conducted in a two-year Sacramental

Preparation program. Contact Deborah or Crystal for more

information. Baptized Adults 18+ seeking Confirmation should

contact Fr. Tom, Deacon Brendan or Deacon John.

Marriage: Congratulations! Please contact the Welcome Center at least six

months prior to the intended wedding date.

Sick & Homebound: Contact the Welcome Center to receive regular visits.

Holy Orders: Please contact Fr. Tom for more information.

Becoming Catholic: Are you an adult looking to become a Roman Catholic or wish

to complete your Sacraments of Initiation? We are happy to

accompany you along this faith journey. Contact Fr. Tom, Deacon

Brendan or Deacon John for more information.


MARK YOUR CALENDAR

WEEK OF MAY 5TH

Sunday, May 5: • Join us for Sunday Mass 8AM & 10:30AM,

Church • Fellowship after All Masses Host: Prayer Shawl

Ministry • Parish First Communion 10:30AM, Church

Monday, May 6: • Join us for Daily Mass 7:30AM, Church

• Rosary 7AM, Church

Tuesday, May 7:

• Join us for Daily Mass 7:30AM, Church • Rosary 7AM, Church

• Adult Bible Sharing: Romans 10:30AM-12PM, Rm 1

• Lunch Bunch Brown Bag Tuesday 12-1PM, Hall • Children’s Choir Practice 5:30-6:30PM, Church

• Adult Bible Sharing: Romans 7-8:30PM, Room 5

Wednesday, May 8:


• Prayer Shawl Ministry 9-11AM, Parish Hall • Adult Cantor & Choir Practice 6:30-8PM,

Church

Thursday, May 9:

• Join us for Daily Mass 7:30AM, Church • Rosary 7AM

• Prayers for Priests 8AM, Church

Saturday, May 11:

• Join us for Daily Mass 8AM Vigil Mass 4PM, Church

• Rosary 7:30AM, Church • St. Vincent de Paul Monthly Mtg 8:30-10:30AM,

Rooms 1 & 2 • Sacrament of Reconciliation 3-3:30PM, Church

WEEK OF APRIL 28TH

Sunday, Apr 28:

• Join us for Sunday Mass 8AM &10:30AM, Church

• Fellowship after All Masses Host: FACE

Monday, Apr 29:


Tuesday, Apr 30:

• Join us for Daily Mass 7:30AM, Church • Rosary 7AM, Church • Flower Ministry 9:30-10:30AM, St. Francis Rm

• Adult Bible Sharing: Romans 10:30AM-12PM, Rm 1

• Lunch Bunch Brown Bag Tuesday 12-1PM, Hall • Children’s Choir Practice 5:30-6:30PM, Church

• Adult Bible Sharing: Romans 7-8:30PM, Room 5

Wednesday, May 1:


• Prayer Shawl Ministry 9-11AM, Parish Hall • Adult Cantor & Choir Practice 6:30-8PM,

Church

Thursday, May 2:

• Join us for Daily Mass 7:30AM, Church • Rosary 7AM

• Prayers for Priests 8AM, Church

Saturday, May 4: • Join us for Daily Mass 8AM Vigil Mass 4PM,

Church

• Rosary 7:30AM, Church • First Communion Rehearsal 9-10AM, Church

• Sacrament of Reconciliation 3-3:30PM, Church

All are welcome to attend

unless otherwise indicated.

Check inside for more details

or call the Welcome Center.


CELEBRATEOUR ANNIVERSARY


REFLECTION

How ‘Bout a Little Mercy, Your Honor

By Deacon John Burkly

As a young lawyer I handled my fair share of

criminal cases. Lawyers might call them small cases.

That would be fair. Very few of these cases ever

were reported in any media outlet. Very few cases

are.

They may not have been big cases in terms of

media coverage...but I guarantee you they were big

cases to the people involved ; to the defendant and his/

her family and friends ...and most assuredly to the

victim or victims and their families and friends.

Back then the word justice fell easily from my

lips and those of opposing counsel. We each were

advocating a position and would frankly invoke that

word justice as it suited us in a given case.

That term justice we hoped would indicate to a

judge that there was something that the client deserved

or was entitled, a right, a view of the burden in a case,

the benefit of the doubt, or at least an argument could

be made that the justice system somehow would fail

if our version of justice was not adopted by the Court.

On occasion..... I would ask the court not for

justice...not what the defendant deserved.... but for

mercy.

A request for mercy is an admission of sorts that

I do not have any right or perceived right. A plea for

mercy generally says I have nothing to offer.

I ask not that you give me what I deserve.....I ask

you rather that you see life through my eyes and give

me that second third or fourth chance. And the

likelihood of receiving mercy would begin to dissolve if

it was a third, fourth, or fifth chance being sought.

A plea for mercy might well fall on deaf ears as

it was pointed out to the Court that the defendant here

showed little mercy for his/her victims. Human mercy

seems to have a balance, hence, the scales of justice.

Human mercy, societal mercy, the mercy a

Court can show a person has limits. The mercy we think

we can show each other as well might seem to have

limits. But, does it have to?

This weekend my friends, we celebrate Divine

Mercy Sunday.

The Good news for you and me?

God does not perform a balancing act. God

does not ponder whether or not He will show us

mercy.He does not take a look at our sometimes long

record of sin and conclude that ....we are lost to our

sins.

The Mercy of God is the patience of God...He

waits patiently for you and me. It is often not a straight

path from our wanting to be closer to Jesus and our

being closer to Jesus. His love attracts us. We come

towards Him and it feels so right!!!

But, we slip and stumble in our human ways

and grow further from Him. He does not become

frustrated by our missteps...we do....we get frustrated

from trying...we are the ones who give up....He never

gives up on us.

Our Holy Father Francis has repeatedly said that

it is through the showing of Mercy that we can most

closely imitate Our Lord Jesus.

And it was Jesus Himself who taught about the

Father’s mercy...the Father’s way.... God’s way is a

shower of mercy...a deluge of mercy...unlimited mercy.

Have you ever considered God's patience with

you, the patience He has with each one of us? That is

His mercy.

Friends don’t put human limits on God’s mercy.

It is so much more generous than we can conceive.


PRAY ~ DISCERN ~ ACT

Additional Easter Flower Donations:

The following donations have been added to our Easter

Flower Donations. Thank you once again for your

continued generosity!

• Mrs. Bridget Fallon

The following donations were made In Memory of...

• Richard & Martha Francis

• Samuel Galbo

• Nora Galbo

• Jean Galbo

• H. Paul Kelley

• Valerie Kelley

• John V. & Daniel McCarthy

• Peg, Roy, & Doug Wiggin

• Cay McCarthy

• John I. Knutila

• Tommie & Mary O'Malley

• John Garvey

• Patricia Martini

• Florence & Pat Cinardo

• Betty & Guy Minichiello

• Mary & Tony Barletta

• The Malone Family

• The Pothier Family

• Meta B. Grobleski

• Mr. & Mrs. J.A. Grobleski

• The Kodzis Family

• The Saniuk Family

• The Gushue & Flanagan Family

First Communion Dates to Remember:

The dates for our Confirmation, First Communion and

rehearsals are as follows:

•Saturday, May 4th - First

Communion Rehearsal at 9AM.

•Sunday, May 5th - First

Communion Mass at 10:30AM.

If you have any questions, please

contact Deborah Boucher.

Catholic Quotes:

"Mercy is the greatest attribute of God."

-- St. Faustina --

Let's Celebrate Our 50th Anniversary!

We kicked off our 50th Anniversary Celebration with

our Mardi Gras celebration. The 50th Anniversary

Festivities continues with The 3rd Annual Fr. Tom

Cookout on Sunday, July 7th. Bishop Edgar da Cunha

will concelebrate the 11AM Mass in honor of our

anniversary. Immediately following the Mass,

parishioners and guests are invited to join us in the St.

John's Fairgrounds (near the garage) for a cookout and

family fun. To ensure enough food, the cookout itself

is a ticketed event and limited to 300 guests! Tickets

are on sale in the Welcome Center for $5/person or

$15/family of 5+...ALL adults and children must present

a ticket at the cookout!

Lunch Bunch Tuesdays:

More members! More fun! More smiles! Lunch Bunch

will be rockin’ and rollin' in June with the return of

musical hits by a special group

of entertainers! Folks from all

over town are enjoying our

monthly hot lunches, and we

added a special Patriots

luncheon and a Lasagna Celebration too! Sweeney's

Stories & Jokes, Two Guys with Trivia! It is all good!

Join us! Most Tuesdays at 12PM, for fun, fellowship,

and each other!

Our Growing Prayer Apostolate:

Now over 47 members strong, the Prayer Apostolate

Ministry is a beautiful way to

share prayers with one

another. Prayer requests for

almost any intention can be

sent to [email protected] or

called in to the Welcome

Center

at (508)-563-5887x108! Give thanks, ask for blessings,

aid for the ill or those gone home to God. Prayer works

wonders and is one of our Lord’s greatest gifts! Please

consider joining us in prayer and helping us pray too!



Volunteers Needed to Help Plan Parish Events!

We are looking for volunteers to help

plan some of our upcoming parish

events. If you would like to get

involved and assist with planning

any of the events, please contact the

Welcome Center.

• Hyannis Sound Planning Committee - Event

Date: July 31st

• SJE 5K Run & Fun Walk Planning Committee -

Event Date: September 2nd

• Christmas Fair Planning Committee - Event

Date: November 30th

Remember to check our Newsletter frequently as we

will be adding more events!

Reminder to Parishioners about First Communion:

Please keep in mind that the 10:30AM Mass on Sunday,

May 5th will be a little extra crowded. We pray that

you will continue to be welcoming

and patient with our First

Communicants and their families.

Also, if convenient for you, you are

welcome to attend either the 8AM

Mass or the 4PM Vigil Mass on

Saturday, May 4th. Please continue to keep our second

graders and their families in your prayers.

An Invitation to Graduating High School Seniors:

Our 2nd Annual Graduation Breakfast will be Sunday,

May 19th, immediately following the 10:30AM Mass!

All graduating high school seniors and their families are

invited to attend the breakfast. Although the cost of the

breakfast is FREE, to ensure enough food a ticket is

needed! To obtain tickets, please visit the Welcome

Center. Tickets will not be available at the door.

Stewardship of Treasure:

Thank you for your continued support and gift of

treasure to the life of our Parish Community.

April 13th & 14th

1st Collection = $4,154

2nd Collection = $1,331 (Diocesan Assessment)

JPII High Performs West Side Story:

The St. John Paul II High School Department of

Performing Arts will be performing the musical “West

Side Story” on May 9, 10, and 11 at 7:00 PM in the JPII

HS auditorium. Tickets are only $5 for seniors and

students, and $10 for adults. Please attend....and

support Catholic education on Cape Cod!

Hyannis Sound Planning Committee to Meet:

The "Boys of Summer" are warming up on their voices

and it's time for the committee to get to planning!

Please join Jane Robin at the Welcome Center on

Thursday, May 23rd from 9-10AM to help plan this

annual concert. The committee is open to new and

veteran committee members! We look forward to

having you join us!

And in Case You Were Wondering...

The Hyannis Sound Concert will take place on

Wednesday, July 31st at 7PM in the Welcome Center.

Tickets will be on sale Memorial Day Weekend.

Summer Camp Daycare for Toddlers:

St. Margaret Regional School in Buzzards Bay is

running a summer camp daycare for toddlers, called

Tugboat Kids. If you have any questions, please contact

Larueen Fish at [email protected].



Upcoming Newsletter Deadlines!

Please be aware of deadlines as late submissions are

not guaranteed placement. ALL announcements are

subject to editing for content and space.

Weekend *Date Due*

• May 11th/12th Thursday, May 2nd

• May 18th/19th Thursday, May 9th

Questions of the Week:

1.) In Acts, Luke records many of the "signs and

wonders" performed by the Apostles in Jerusalem in the

aftermath of Jesus' resurrection. Where do you see

miraculous events occurring today in your faith

community?

2.) Today, we hear of one of the early visions of the

resurrected Jesus that John received while exiled on the

island of Patmos. What do you see as the main message

Jesus was communicating to John in this initial vision?

3.) The "doubting Thomas" resurrection narrative is one

of the best-known Gospel stories surrounding Jesus'

resurrection appearances. What role does doubt play in

your spiritual journey?

Living the Liturgy This Week:

Peace be with you! Of all of the things the resurrected

Christ could have said, he chose this: Peace be with

you! These calming words lessened the disciples'

anxiety and gave them a wonderful sense of

reassurance. Words have the power to do that. Jesus

touches his friends with his breath and breathes his

Spirit upon them. This intimate gesture of peace begins

to alleviate the uncertainty and fear that no doubt

consumed their thoughts and hearts. Words and

gestures are so important in doing God's work. Even the

simplest of greetings and actions can profoundly move

people and direct them to God. On this Sunday of

Divine Mercy, we are reminded that God's all-forgiving

and merciful love comes to us through the risen Christ.

By our words and actions, may we show that

forgiveness and merciful love to others.

Readings for the Week:

Sun: Acts 5:12-16/Ps 118:2-4, 13-15, 22-24 [1]/Rv 1:9-11a, 12-13, 17-19/Jn 20:19-31

Mon: Acts 4:23-31/Ps 2:1-3, 4-7a, 7b-9 [cf. 11d]/Jn 3:1-8

Tue: Acts 4:32-37/Ps 93:1ab, 1cd-2, 5 [1a]/Jn 3:7b-15

Wed: Acts 5:17-26/Ps 34:2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 [7a]/Jn 3:16-21

St. Joseph the Worker: Gn 1:26--2:3 or Col 3:14-15, 17, 23-24/Ps 90:2, 3-4, 12-13, 14 and 16 [cf.17b]/Mt 13:54-58

Thu: Acts 5:27-33/Ps 34:2 and 9, 17-18, 19-20 [7a]/Jn 3:31-36

Fri: 1 Cor 15:1-8/Ps 19:2-3, 4-5 [5]/Jn 14:6-14

Sat: Acts 6:1-7/Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 18-19 [22]/Jn 6:16-21

Next Sun: Acts 5:27-32, 40b-41/Ps 30:2, 4, 5-6, 11-12, 13 [2a]/Rv 5:11-14/Jn 21:1-19 or 21:1-14

Hurry! Get Your First Communion Gifts at

Our Parish Store! Stop by the Welcome Center and visit our Parish Store for all of your Sacramental gift needs this

season.

Hurry! Get Your Gifts before the First

Communion Mass.


DEEPEN YOUR FAITH

Sunday, Apr 28, 2019 SOLEMNITY OF THE SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER; DIVINE

MERCY SUNDAY

Mercy is as mercy does A chilling scene in the movie Schindler’s List involves a Nazi commander playacting with the godlike power of absolution. Standing before a mirror, he raises his hand in a gesture of blessing and says, “I pardon you.” Then he smiles at his reflection, impressed by the look of benevolence. Genuine mercy, of course, isn’t something we grant ourselves, nor is it a superficial style to be admired. It’s not a softness in the heart or a welling in the eyes when we see suffering. Mercy is real when it reaches out from thought to deed, from emotion to action. Let others judge if we are merciful.

Monday, Apr 29, 2019 MEMORIAL OF CATHERINE OF SIENA, VIRGIN & DOCTOR OF

THE CHURCH

Read between the holy lines Saint Catherine of Siena had trouble learning to read—and didn't learn to write until she was an adult. And yet, before her death at the young age of 33, she became one of the most influential writers in Catholic history. Because of the significance of her theological writings, she is one of only four women named a doctor of the church. Few of us are destined for such greatness, but when you feel frustrated with your limitations and the progress of your life, remember that all things are possible with God, and be open to what God has planned for you on God’s time schedule, not yours.

Tuesday, Apr 30, 2019MEMORIAL OF PIUS V, POPE

Remember an artful pope Saint Pius V, a 16th-century pope, is said to have been a patron of Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina, a prolific religious composer who wrote no fewer than 105 Masses along with dozens of hymns, magnificats, litanies, and lamentations. In earlier centuries, the Catholic Church was the principal patron of the fine arts. The investment was worth it, as the church’s sponsorship fostered the creation of countless musical treasures. Encourage your own parish or diocese to carry on the tradition and be a benefactor of the arts. Great art sheds light on the beauty and mystery of God’s creation.

Wednesday, May 1, 2019 MEMORIAL OF JOSEPH THE WORKER

In praise of brotherly love Today we’re invited to celebrate the gift of Catholic brothers, a group that—like Saint Joseph, whose feast day we also celebrate today—tends not to be flashy or well publicized. But religious brothers are good examples of what every Christian is called to: faithfulness in community. Brothers can be found living and ministering together in many ways, from education to social service to art. On this Religious Brothers Day, let’s thank all brothers in religious life for their service and ask ourselves what action rooted in faithfulness we might perform today.

Thursday, May 2, 2019 MEMORIAL OF ATHANASIUS, BISHOP & DOCTOR OF THE

CHURCH

A beautiful mind The life of Saint Athanasius, bishop of Alexandria in Egypt, reflects the frequent turmoil in the early church. As an assistant to his predecessor, he attended the Council of Nicaea in 325 A.D. After becoming bishop himself he embarked on a nearly lifelong struggle against the then-powerful Arian heresy. In a span of 30 years he was exiled no fewer than five times—to Germany, Rome, and in hiding near Alexandria—before establishing his authority for good and defeating Arianism, which denied the Trinity. Because the weapons in these kinds of conflicts were theological as well as political, a bishop had to have a fine theological mind, as Athanasius did. Though our disputes are different today, thoughtful argument is always in order.

Friday, May 3, 2019 FEAT OF PHILIP AND JAMES, APOSTLES

A man of mystery Philip we know. He’s mentioned several times in the gospels, usually coming up with the wrong answer to a question from Jesus. But James, son of Alpheus, is more the mystery man. Although he appears number nine in all three lists of the apostles, details of his life are unknown. Like most of us, he moved through his life in relative obscurity. Yet something about him drew the attention of Jesus and got his name on the list. What is there about you that would include your name among those of the Lord’s followers?

Saturday, May 4, 2019 EASTER WEEKDAY

Community with a capital "C" The church is built on community. Together, the people of God welcome new members in Baptism, come together to be fed in the Eucharist, and witness faith proclaimed at Confirmation. Such community nurtures, supports, and affirms the universality and unity of church. When gathering around the table to celebrate, give thanks, and worship, it is helpful from time to time to look and see those around us. Who isn’t present? Who isn’t being served at the table? Who have I shut out? Our call is to spread the Good News . . . and sometimes the greatest news is that all are welcome.

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PRAYERS FOROUR FAITH FAMILY

Our Faithful Departed

Joseph Agrillo, Sr. Rudy Bonin Ed Burke Cathy Cassidy Matthew Conlon Yvonne Cook Claire Patricia DaCosta Bob Delahunt Jean Delahunt Philip DiModica Richard Donovan Maureen Fernandes Joseph Fougere Christopher Frazier Sgt. Sean Gannon John (Jack) Gavin Barbara Goode Edward M “Mitch” Keith Edward Linhares Mary T. MacDonald Mary Madigan Robert L. Morley Pauline R. Nelson Patricia O’Donnell John O'Grady Betty Rose George Russo Linda Saba Genevieve Seddon Mary B Vienneau Myra Vincent Meredith Warner Tia Ayres Wilkson

Our Special Missions

Marcia Mei Campbell, PEACE

CORPS, 2YRS, LIBERIA

Olivia Milsted, AMERICORPS, COLORADO

Our Military

S.N. Ian Angell, USCG

Daniel J. Baracchini, USAF

Kathryne Elizabeth

Bauchspies, ARMY

Dempsey A. Brown, USMC

Patrick M. Brides, USN

LT COL John J. Carroll, USAF

1ST LT John P. Carroll, ARMY

CDR Sean Carroll, USN

Joseph J. Ciampa, USAF

CAPT. Kristie Ciampa, USAF

SSGT Daniel Corriveau, ARMY

Matthew John Crowley, ARMY

CPT Mark Dwyer, ARMY

LT. Andrew R Gerry, USN

Major Stephen D. Gerry, ARMY

SGT Matthew Krueger, ARMY

LCDR Matthew Lewis

LT COL Brian McCarthy, ARMY

CDR Michael McCarthy, USCG

Michael E. McGillycuddy, USAF

LTJG Devin K. Mulcahy, USN

SSGT Alyson Bowers Perez, USMC

LCDR John J. Piccone, USN

LTJG Michael W. Quinlan, USN

Mark F. Roncase, USMC

R.J. Sansoucy, USN

SSGT Robert Shea, USAF

Warrant Officer Second Class Paul M. Stirling

CDR Daniel Swisshelm, USN

2nd LT Preston Towers LT CMDR Richard Walsh, USCG

Dillon E. Woodside,MANG

Our SickBrian Altomari Madeline Bagdonas Doris Bloss Jacqueline Bouffard Margert Brown Mary Casey Bill Cassen Andrew Chapman Anthony Cortese III Gerald Czarnetzki Henry Danilecki Cindy DeLuca Arleen Dineen

Our Sick (cont’d) Gage Donovan Donna Doyle Christopher Dugan Andrew Ellis Carol Ellis Paul Fahey Barbara Foley Jan Guerriere Matthew Guerriero Ellen Hall Sharon Kearney Carol Krauspe Elizabeth Lane Kevin Leary Adam Linhares Joseph Lombardo Kathleen McCarthy Rena McCarty Christine McElroy Doug Mello Mary Montabano Jim Murray Kay Nelligan Fr. Michael Nolan Annmarie O'Brien Jacaueline Oliva Cathy Pasionek Brandy Power Jax Ray James Ryan Marlene Saba Jeanette Shaheen Richard Sonnier Susan Tsimortos James Verrington Susan Von Magnus Brian Way Bethany Whitewing Betsy Zinzer

Saturday, Apr 27

8a: Special Intention

4p: In Honor of Paul &

Jane Corriveau’s 65th

Wedding Anniversary

Sunday, Apr 28

8a: People of the Parish

10:30a: Lorraine Lengyal

Monday, Apr 29

7:30a: Jeanne G. Klein

Tuesday, Apr 30

7:30a: Joseph A. Agrillo

Wednesday, May 1

7:30a: Michael S. Noonan

Thursday, May 2

7:30a: Laurence Langton

Saturday, May 4

8a: Special Intention

4p: Carmella & Alphone

Nuzzo

Sunday, May 5

8a: People of the Parish

10:30a: First Communion

Students, Families, &

Friends

The Sanctuary Candle Burns the Week of Apr. 27th - May 3rd

for Jesus’ Divine Mercy.

Burns the Week of May 4th - 10th in

memory of Richard Cerretani.

To add or remove a name to/from the list, please contact the Welcome Center. Additions to the "Our Faithful Departed" list will be printed for one year. Additions to the

"Our Sick" list will be printed for three months. Additions to the "Our Military" list will remain until the Welcome Center is notified by a family member.

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FULL SERVICEPLUMBING ! HEATING COOLING ! FUELMark Chalker - Lic. # PL32313-JIT’S WORTH THE U TURN

Scratch Kitchen using fresh, local ingredients.

Cra Beers • Handcra ed Cocktails • Wines on Tap

Open 7 Days a Week • Lunch and Dinner

Dine In • Take Out • Catering

618 MacArthur Boulevard Pocasset

thebogpubcc.com 508.392.9620

Live music

& events

Religious, Spiritual, and Sentimental Gifts forAll Occasions! Anniversaries, Baptisms, Birthdays,

Con#rmation, First Communion, Just Because, New Homes, Thinking of You, Weddings... and everything in between! We have a wonderful selection of jewelry, gift bibles, scarves, and

cards for that special someone!

St. John’s Welcome Center - OPEN DAILY841 Shore Rd. at Barlow’s Landing • Pocasset

508.563.5887 • Stjohnspocasset.org

St. John theEvangelist Store

H E L P I N G E A C H O T H E R . . . is what community is all about.

BOURNE

NickersonBourne.com

508-759-3511

SANDWICH

NickersonBourne.com

508-759-3511

NICKERSON- BOURNE FUNERAL HOME

An A"iliate of Keystone/Service Corporation International, 1929 Allen Parkway, Houston, TX 77019 (713) 522-5141

Design • Build

Custom Homes

Additions & RemodelingWALTER

508-759-6900

COMPLETE REMODELING & BUILDING CONTRACTOR

NEW HOMES • RENOVATIONS

ROOFING • SIDING • WINDOWS

KITCHENS • BATHS

Larry O’Connor, Presidentwww.oconnorconstructioninc.net

Phone: 508-566-9333

O’ ConnorCONSTRUCTION, INC.

Colleen KilfoilBroker / Owner

Residential Real EstateNative Cape Codder

774-283-0546

Ad info. 1-800-477-4574 • Publication Support 1-800-888-4574 • www.4lpi.com St. John the Evangelist, Pocasset, MA 03-0708

Contact Dan Linnell to place an ad today!

[email protected] or (800) 477-4574 x6362

VALERISeptic ServicePumping • Installation

Repairs

Title 5 Inspections

Complete Excavating Service

508-564-7244 Pocasset

PAULO’S PAINTING,CARPENTRY &

HOUSE WASHING

PAULO SILVAPO Box 1035

S. Yarmouth, MA

774-268-1332www.paulopainting.com

JPS InteriorPainting

NO JOB TOO SMALL

Joseph P. Sullivan

128 Bellavista Dr.Pocasset, MA 02559

[email protected]

JANE SORENTIBroker /Owner, Accredited Buyer’s Representative

“Bigger Is Not Always Better”

A Family Name In The Customer Service Industry For Over 115 Years On Cape Cod

[email protected]

Cataumet Gardens • 1379 Rte 28A, Unit A2 • Cataumet, MA 02534

www.sorentiproperties.com

Small Enough for Personal Service, Large Enough to Meet Your Needs!

www.mglcompanies.com

Your Parish’s Landscaper.

Proud to support St John!

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Aldemir & Adriana DeOliveria

“In God We Trust”

508-284-0673

508-246-4815

A WONDERFUL SELECTION OF LOCAL,NATURAL & SPECIALTY ITEMS

185 Shore Rd -Bourne, MA

508-743-5587

FULL SERVICE UNISEX SALON

HAIR • MANICURES PEDICURES • FACIALS WAXING • & MORE

508-759-6909

8 Waterhouse Rd., Bourne MAwww.mamasandpapashair.com

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508-322-0056P.O. Box 267 • Monument Beach, MA 02553

Providing Care For Wounds, Strokes

& Rehab After Orthopedic Surgery

146 MacArthur Blvd.

Bourne, MA

508-759-8880

- ALL TYPES OF HOME REPAIRS -

REPAIRROTTED

TRIM

TILE WORK

PAINTING

FURNITURE REPAIR

PRESSURE WASHING

CLEANGUTTERS

TREETRIMMING

FENCEREPAIR

Lic. #177141

Call Kevin No Job Too Small

508-789-9810

Shore Road RealtyROSEMARY JOYCE DALTON

Parishioner

(508) 989-0998 [email protected] www.shoreroadrealty.com

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