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May 17, 2020 CHURCH OF SAINT THERESA NORTH READING, MASSACHUSETTS Tel: 978-664-3412 | Website: www.sheresanreading.org | E-mail: [email protected] Rectory Hours: Monday - Saturday, 9am - 4pm | Sacramental emergencies call: 978-664-3412
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May 17, 2020
CHURCH OF SAINT THERESA NORTH READING, MASSACHUSETTS
Tel: 978-664-3412 | Website: www.sttheresanreading.org | E-mail: [email protected]
Rectory Hours: Monday - Saturday, 9am - 4pm | Sacramental emergencies call: 978-664-3412
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Church of Saint Theresa Ϯ 63 Winter Street, North Reading, MA 01864
Tel: 978-664-3412 | Website: www.sttheresanreading.org | E-mail: [email protected]
Rectory Hours: Monday - Saturday, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm I Sacramental emergencies call: 978-664-3412
SCHEDULE OF MASSES Daily Mass: 9:00 am
Saturday Vigil 4:00pm | Sunday 7:00am, 9:00am, 11:00am
SACRAMENT OF HOLY COMMUNION Holy Communion is brought to the sick and shut-in.
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Saturdays: 2:45pm to 3:45pm and
First and Third Wednesdays: 7:00pm to 8:00pm Celebrated in the Reconciliation Room at the east entrance
of the Church, near the music area. Also by request in the Church or Rectory.
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Second and Fourth Sunday of the month at 12:15pm Catechesis (instruction) on the First Sunday of each
month at 12:15pm
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE Engaged couples should contact the rectory
at least six months in advance.
Prayer Tree: [email protected]
Protection of Children Policies and Procedures
may be obtained by going to
http://www.bostoncatholic.org/uploadedFiles/BostonCatholicorg/
Offices_And_Services/Offices/Sub_Pages/Protecting_Children/
ChildProtectionPolicyforWebsiteRevOct2016.pdf
Bishop Mark O’Connell, Pastor email: [email protected]
Father Thomas J. Reilly, Parochial Vicar email: [email protected]
Deacon Alfred O. Balestracci, email: [email protected]
Deacon Tam Tran, email: [email protected]
Mrs. Mary Ann Thomas, Pastoral Associate email: [email protected]
Faith Formation Office: 978-664-2962
Mrs. Brenda Terranova, Director, Grades 1-8 Mrs. Deborah Charewicz, Assistant, Grades 1-8
email: [email protected] email: [email protected]
Ms. Laura Bowers, Confirmation and Youth Ministry Coordinator email: [email protected]
Ms. Amanda Heffernan, Asst. Confirmation Coordinator email: [email protected]
Mrs. Susan Forbes, Director of Music Ministries email: [email protected]
Mrs. Louise Bellucci, Children’s Choir email: [email protected]
Ms. Andrea Sevigny, Finance and Operations Mgr. email: [email protected]
Mrs. Michele Barrette, Communication Coordinator
email: [email protected] Mr. Jim Maloney and Mr. Jean Cesar, Facilities Management
email: [email protected]
Parish Pastoral Council Elected Members: Bill Barringer, Bill Berry, Robert Colombo, Linda Durham, Phil Kumph, Kathi Lee, Pat Lee, Denise Miedico, Clayton Morrissey, Nick Palmitesta, Suzanne Ward
Finance Council Members: Mike Gonthier, Don Henchey, Rich Lasdin, Pat Lee, Matt Lundy, Darlene Ressler, John Sannella, Dcn Tam Tran, Carmella Zarrella
Bulletin Announcement submissions due on Friday by noon of the prior week. Email: [email protected]
Thursday, May 21, 2020 This Mass will be live-streamed on our website
and Facebook page at 9 AM, and recorded to view anytime later on our website.
UPDATED LIVE STREAMING OF THE MASS INFORMATION
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From the Pastor
Peace be with you, Monday is May 18. This date is significant in Church history and the date is important in our current history. In Church history it would have been the 100th birthday for Pope Saint John Paul II. To mark the occasion, I have been invited to celebrate a live streamed Mass from the John Paul II Shrine of Divine Mercy in Salem. This will be on the Shrine’s YouTube channel, which is “JP2 Divine Mercy,” at 10:00 am, Sunday, May 17th. The Shrine in Salem is something I have told you about before, and it was doing fine and growing, until it was put on hold by the pandemic. From its beginning though, the Holy Spirit has been strong there keeping things going and I have no doubt it will come out on the other side of this crisis. Because I have the Mass there, Fr. Reilly will be the celebrant of the Mass here, live streamed on Saturday at 4:00 pm, and then on our website for our parishioners to watch any time after. May 18th is significant in our current lives because Governor Baker is going to make a speech which hopefully will begin the process to ease back restrictions. The Archdiocese of Boston has been working as closely as possible with the Governor and his staff to figure out when and how we reopen our Churches. This is hopeful news to all of us, but I caution everyone not to think that we will be anywhere near back to normal. The Governor has already announced that there will be four stages: 1. Start, 2. Caution, 3. Vigilance, and 4. New Normal. The best we can hope for from the Governor’s speech this Monday is that he will initiate the first phase called “Start”. As of this writing, we do not know if Churches are changed in any way in the first phase, or do we have to wait for the “Caution” stage. When we do come back it will be gradual. It will involve a limited number of people allowed in for the Mass. There will be strict rules before you enter, and once inside the church as to where one can sit. There may be a sign up to get in. Don’t worry that won’t last forever and we will gradually get back to a “new normal.” While the gradual re-entering occurs, we will continue to stream our Masses, and your Sunday Obligation will be modified to fit. It is quite possible that the Governor defines “vulnerable persons” strictly and those in this category will not be allowed in the Church until a later phase. So, the word is patience. Please note that whenever you do go back, there will be no missalettes, no collection baskets, or anything that people reuse. It will be awhile before any of these things come back. Therefore, we are actively figuring out ways to make these Masses reverent and as normal as possible, utilizing our screens and new camera. We hope you are well, and that you let us know if we can be of service to you. Blessings on you and your families, Bishop Mark
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SATURDAY, May 16 9:00 Mass for the people of St. Theresa Parish 4:00 Joseph & Martha Pelland Memorial SUNDAY, May 17 7:00 Margaret & James Welch Memorial 9:00 Frank Stanuchenski Birthday Memorial 11:00 For the living members of the Roszkowski Family 11:00 Catherine Fitzmaurice Campillo Memorial 11:00 Michael Fitzmaurice Memorial 11:00 Josephine McDonough 1st Anniversary
MONDAY, May 18
9:00 Roland “Rollo” Warrick Memorial
Tuesday, May 19
9:00 An End to Abortion
WEDNESDAY, May 20
9:00 Intention of the Celebrant
THURSDAY, May 21
9:00 Anna Gattineri 3rd Anniversary
FRIDAY, May 22
9:00 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Grillo Memorial
Mr. & Mrs. Milton Exum Memorial
SATURDAY, May 23 9:00 Wayne Welsh Anniversary 4:00 Daniel & Katherine Holland Memorial Kathleen Holland Dushinski Memorial
SUNDAY, May 24 7:00 Mass for the People of St. Theresa 9:00 Catherine Henchey 30th Anniversary 11:00 Patrick Lee, Sr. Memorial 11:00 Richard & Trudy D’Entremont Memorial 11:00 Eleanor Molligi Devine Memorial
Mass Intentions
Vocation Crucifix is a special crucifix that travels from family to family to inspire prayers for vocations to the Priesthood and to the Religious Life.
We have suspended the ministry for the time being. We ask everyone to please pray for vocations to the Priesthood and to the Religious Life.
We have provided a prayer below.
Prayer for Vocations to the Priesthood
Lord Jesus Christ, you share your saving work with all your brothers and sisters by their baptismal consecration. But you call some to be ordained priests or deacons to make you visible in a special way, to proclaim your Good News, to celebrate your saving love in the Eucharist and other sacraments, to lead and encourage your people in their pilgrimage to the Kingdom. May you awaken a generous response in the hearts of those whom you are calling to this work, for the building up of your Church. May parents teach their children the need and responsibility of this vocation. Amen
Please pray for the repose of the soul of
Dorothy B. Paicos
Kathleen Sullivan
and all our deceased relatives, friends and
parishioners
Due to the suspension of public Mass, we
will not be taking requests for Mass
Intentions for 2021, until further notice.
Scripture for the week of May 17, 2020
17 SUN Acts 8:5-8, 14-17/1 Pt 3:15-18/ Jn 14:15-21 18 Mon Acts 16:11-15/Jn 15:26—16:4a 19 Tue Acts 16:22-34/Jn 16:5-11 20 Wed Acts 17:15, 22—18:1/Jn 16:12-15 21 Thu Acts 1:1-11/Eph 1:17-23/Mt 28:16-20 22 Fri Acts 18:9-18/Jn 16:20-23 23 Sat Acts 18:23-28/Jn 16:23b-28 24 SUN Acts 1:12-14/1 Pt 4:13-16/Jn 17:1-11a
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Although we cannot have regular hours for Confessions, you can call for an appointment for a Confession. Tell us if
it is anonymous or not (you can have someone else call if you are concerned about full anonymity). We will set up a time for you to drive to the church, stay in your car, and Bishop Mark or Fr. Reilly will hear your Confession from a chair or behind a screen. If you are aiding an elderly person, the driver can still bring the person around, then exit the car and go for a walk while we hear the Confession. It can be done, and we are quite willing to set up these appointments.
If there is a need for an anointing, call us and we will walk you through the rules of how it will happen, with minimum exposure to the priest and residents of the house.
Please call the parish office to arrange an appointment.
Confession or Sacrament of the Sick
The Church is Open
St. Theresa Parish will be open during certain days and times for Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament and prayer. The only entrance to the church will be the side door closest to the rectory. All other doors will be locked. Please note the new days and times :
• Mon. thru Thurs., 7:45-8:45 AM
• Mon. thru Wed., 4 -5 PM
• Sat., 7:45 -8:45AM, 2--3 PM • Sun., 7:45--8:45 AM; 10-11 AM; 4-5 PM.
Please: we are restricted to no more than ten people at one time in the church; maintaining a distance of six feet between each person. You are also required to have a mask on while in the church.
NOTE: If the door is locked, Father Reilly was called away, and we apologize for any inconvenience.
Special Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
The Blessed Sacrament is exposed ALL DAY in the front window of the rectory for worship. You can spend time in prayer, with our Lord,
from your car. Cars can be parked facing the rectory.
We understand these are strange times. Let us be with our God. He will give us hope and comfort through our prayers.
RESPECT LIFE PRAYER
PROVERBS 17:6
“Grandchildren are the crowning glory of the aged; parents are the pride of their children.”
PRAYER: Lord, fill us with awe and reverence for life. Though we are not able to see the Angels, remind us of their presence, too, through the face of every human person.
In this time of the Coronavirus, we are asking parishioners to pray the Rosary from home for the sanctity of Human Life, from conception to natural death. Our Blessed Mother Mary has said that the one true weapon against all evil, especially abortion, is the Rosary.
Thank you for your prayers.
HOPE and HEALING for those with Substance Abuse Illnesses During COVID-19 Outbreak
Despite the restrictions on social gathering in the wake of COVID-19 outbreak, resulting in the temporary suspension of many recovery and support group meetings and programs, help and support is still available to those in need who are suffering with addiction.
The Archdiocese of Boston, through their Opioid Task Force, has compiled a listing of resources to help those in need find online meetings, phone meetings and even online chat functions to help maintain support in recovery for those with alcohol and or substance abuse issues.
We encourage all in need at this time, including family members of those suffering from addiction, to visit the Archdiocesan website: Bostoncatholic.org. Click on the Offices and Ministries tab and in the drop-down menu click: Health and Human Services. There you will find the link to the Archdiocesan Opioid Task Force information and a multitude of easily accessible resources.
If you are interested in sponsoring a ZOOM group support or prayer meeting for those with substance abuse illness or for family members please contact Deborah Charewicz, Faith Formation Assistant at [email protected].
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Faith Formation News Grades 1-8
Registration for 2020-2021 Faith Formation & 2020 Children’s Camp is Open!
We are opening registration for our 2020-2021 Faith Formation year and our Children’s Camp this week. There are some changes this year due to the pandemic.
First, our middle school summer program will be online this year. The program will be a combination of a self-paced online course and a few live, zoom meetings on enrichment topics. Families will be able to choose from several options for the enrichment meetings to best fit them around summer schedules.
At present, we are planning that our Fall/Spring program, scheduled to start in late September, will operate on a schedule similar to this year’s program. However, we are working on plans to modify the program if needed due to the pandemic. If you register a child now for the fall, and we have to change our program, we will be in touch with you about options for the fall. Rest assured that we are working hard to make sure our students and families are supported in the faith.
We are also opening registration for our Children’s Camp (Vacation Bible School) this week. We are still planning on having the camp the week of July 27th to 31st. We are planning for a “virtual” camp that we hope will include livestreamed opening & closing sessions, as well as online teaching for the Storytelling and Bible Challenge areas. We will prepare a package of materials and crafts for each family that can be done at home in connection with our online offerings. It should be a fun-filled week!
Please email me at [email protected] or [email protected] if you have questions or need anything. Know that I am praying for you and your family, and please keep one another in prayer, especially those families with sick members or those with workers who labor in high risk settings.
Honor Mary This May
May is traditionally the month we honor the Mother of our Church. Because we can't gather together to honor our Blessed Mother, we are inviting all St. Theresa parishioners to bring flowers to our statue of Mary during the entire month of May. The statue is located by the Parish Hall door, across from the rectory. We encourage you to spend time with your family in front of the statue reciting a Hail Mary or a decade of the rosary. Please honor the guidelines of social distancing by waiting in your car if another family is present.
Stations of the Light is an Easter Season Devotion, narrated by some of our 5th & 6th grade students!
Each station follows fourteen of the most inspiriting events of Jesus’ post-Resurrection life on earth. In the early Church this practice was known as the Via Lucis, or Way of the Resurrection. Check it out on our website www.sttheresanreading. There is a link on the home page.
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Laura Bowers, our Confirmation and Youth Ministry Coordinator, has put together a wonderful list of resources and ways for students to stay connected to each other and their faith during this stay-at-home time. Please visit her website. You can also email Ms. Bowers if you have questions, concerns or need someone to talk to.
Middle School Youth Ministry are meeting in a Zoom chat on Friday nights from 7-7:30. Recently they played virtual trivia and scavenger hunt games. Email Ms. Bowers if you want to be included on her email list.
High School students who would like to set up a Youth Ministry Zoom chat in small group can contact Ms. Bowers at her email: [email protected]
For more ideas, check out the Youth Ministry website for tips on teen service and music
Resources for Middle School, High School and Confirmation Students
Even though Masses have been suspended for the unforeseeable future, we still have our daily operation costs at the church and office.
Please consider continuing your weekly donation via our Online Giving website.
Please visit: https://osvonlinegiving.com/2996
You can register for an account to make recurring donations, or you can make a one-time donation
through Quick Give. Under payment type, you can choose either Bank Account or Credit Card.
Thank you for your generosity!
On May 22, at 7:00 PM, we will be hosting a parish-wide trivia night. Questions will range from all time periods, all genres, and will be for all ages. There will be a prize for the winning team (to be announced). A team can be anyone in your home. You can be a team of one, or you can Facetime another household. Each team will have one device on Zoom to see the question, and one on the Kahoot to submit your team answer. Gather your team together, think of a fun team name, and sign-up on our Sign-up Genius Link: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70a0f4bafa92ca2f85-sttheresas On May 22, you will be emailed the codes you will need to access Zoom and Kahoots. If you have any questions, or you would like assistance setting up Zoom and Kahoot beforehand, email: [email protected]. It is easy to do, so don't let that stop you from joining us!
Join The Fun!
Parish-Wide Virtual
Trivia Night
Each Wednesday in May at 8 PM ET - Join Mark Hart and Emily Wilson LIVE for a 4-Week Exploration of the Mass
Hello Middle School Families,
Ascension Press, is offering a free series on Wednesday nights during May. Each session will begin at 8 pm and last for 30-min, and will feature prayer, music, and discussion around the topic of the Mass.
The series can be accessed from Ascension's Facebook page here: www.facebook.com/AscensionPress (You can watch even if you don't have a Facebook account.)
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Please pray for the safety of our troops and all who bear the scars of battle including:
Derek Atwood; James Linnehan; Gregory Meninger; John Bellamacina; Matthew Snodgrass; Jim O’Neil; Capt. Dan Petronzio; Matthew Hines;
Paul Guerra; Spc. Gustavo Nogueria; SSgt. Matthew Rush; Sgt. Robert Rush; Pvt. Ray Brown; Michael Hart; Erik Ruhmann; Jody Leardi;
Major Christopher Distaso; PFC Brian MacDonald; Ryan Greaves; Robert C. Monk; Spec. James McDonald; Sgt. Howard Redmond;
SPC Keith Butler; PFC Marcial Bonés; Bob Cronin; PO 3rd William Payne; Cody Fisher; Nicholas Paicos; Brittany Murphy; Alexander Bailey;
Shawn Miller; Michael O’Brien; Nicholas Bamberg; Capt. Amanda Imperato; Pvt. Christian Hernandez; LS2 Courtney Chambers;
Warren Donald Fitzpatrick; Brian John Fitzpatrick; Nicholas Kotula, LCpl; Matthew Schipelliti , SPEC; Cpl Dominic Hose; USMC;
LCpl Koral Hose; Hannah Hughes, USN; GSM2 Melissa Lasdin; Lt. Eric Thomas; Pvt. Jacob R. McCabe; A1C Kenneth A. Hudson; John DiPasquale;
Cpl Colin Dyer ,USMC; LCPL “AJ” Leno ; Andrew Shue; Nicholas White, SPC; LCPL Anthony Peluso, USMC ; SSGT Timothy Gonsalves
Please contact the parish office to add the name of your loved one currently serving in the U.S. Armed Forces. 5/2020
Angel Note Ministry Is Here To Provide A Note Of Support
On a monthly basis, Angel Notes ministers send out dozens of cards and notes to brighten the days of home-bound seniors and more.
With the state request to remain home, people can feel fear, frustration and isolation. With the state's guidelines there are
heroes rising to help. The Angel Notes Ministry is here to send notes to brighten a day for someone isolated, say "thank you" to someone working on the front lines of this pandemic, or let someone know their parish is thinking of them, especially if their family is suffering in any way from the COVID-19illness. If you know of someone who can use a spirit lift let us help! Contact Elaine Sousa at [email protected] with the names, addresses, the reason for your request and any other pertinent information that will assist in writing a note and sending an appropriate card theme. We look forward to brightening a day!
Are you a Graduating Senior?
Cardinal Sean will be celebrating a Baccalaureate Mass for all graduating seniors on Sunday, May 17 at 11:00am on CatholicTV. To view the Mass go to:
http //catholictv.org/
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Resources
Ave Maria Press explores stress, anxiety, and mental health, through a series of podcasts, with special bonus content in light of COVID-19: https://www.avemariapress.com/aveexplores-mentalhealth/
Pray As You Stay is a prayer support series, designed for this time of self-isolation, uncertainty, and fear. This pray-er guide will help you stay close to God as you stay where you are: https://www.pray-as-you-go.org/retreat/pray-as-you-stay
Boston Clear At Pocahontas Spring Water
Not far from St. Theresa’s is a natural spring that has been providing mineral enriched water to residents of the Northshore since 1901. But its history goes back even further, when in 1640, King Charles I granted the Smith family 640 acres of land, which included the Spring, in what is now around Main and Lowell Streets in Lynnfield heading into West Peabody. And it was in 1901 that Joseph Franklin Smith established Pocahontas Spring Company at the age of 21.
The water, known for its high mineral and alkaline content, which many feels provides health benefits, draws people as far as Vermont and upper New York State.
In recent years, the Springs has also become a place for prayer. The current owner (who wishes to remain anonymous), who has a personal devotion to the Blessed Mother, saw the peacefulness and beauty of the place and felt moved to make Pocahontas Spring a place for prayer and reflection as well. On their grounds are places to pray, light a candle for personal intentions, and leave a note of gratitude or remembrance to the Blessed Mother.
What is the Springs connection to St. Theresa’s? Since, 2017, the healing intentions left in the intention box, have been delivered to Father Reilly before each of his Healing Services. In addition, 100 percent of the donations from lighting of candles, are given to Father Reilly’s Healing Ministry.
During this time of COVID-19, Boston Clear Water’s owner wants everyone to have access to clean water, so on Wednesdays, their water is free, for those who cannot afford to pay. Visit their website for more information:
http://bostonclearwater.com/
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