CHURCH OF SAINT IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA IGLESIA DE SAN IGNACIO DE LOYOLA

Third Sunday of Lent Tercer Domingo de Cuaresma

March 7th, 2021

Lent – a time for cleansing the deep personal sanctuary of our hearts and for driving out of our lives whatever clutters our discipleship, blocks our ears to the word of God and the prophets and distracts us from trading justly and lovingly with the gifts God has given us.

Cuaresma – un tiempo para limpiar el profundo santuario personal de nuestros corazones y para sacar de nuestras vidas lo que desordena nuestro discipulado, bloquea nuestros oídos a la palabra de Dios y a la de los profetas y nos distrae de intercambiar justa y amorosamente los dones que Dios nos ha dado.

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Third Sunday of Lent March 7th, 2021Exod 20:1-17 1 Cor 1:22-25 John 2:13-25

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From the Desk of Kathy MaherDear Parishioners,

As the proverb goes, “March comes in like a lion…”

This year, our collective “roar” will include the anniversary

of our awareness of the descending pandemic. Like all anni-

versaries, difficult and pleasant, we store details of these days,

and can find ourselves remembering them with hindsight. I

can remember Friday, the 13th of March 2020 where I found

myself giving a training and retreat day for faculty in a Catholic

high school in Boston.

We had just finished singing the gospel song “The Storm is

Passing Over, Hallelujah!” when people started taking notice

of the text messages buzzing their phones. Word was just in:

schools would be closing and it was time to get ready. We refo-

cused on trying to prepare and anticipate the obstacles ahead.

A new storm was rolling in.

No matter what our narrative of this year has been, we have

all been weathering the storm. We have all had losses, big and

small, and endured uncertainty and stress. We

are not so naïve to think that March will “go

out like a lamb” or that this storm is passing

anytime soon. How then might we journey

through this Lenten season and become an

Easter people able to sing hallelujah in our

hearts and homes (as we can’t yet even sing in

church)?

I am finding some renewal from the Stead-fast: A Call to Love reflections that some of our

parishioners are engaging with this month. It

has helped me to consider each day the question: “During Lent

in these turbulent times, how can we persevere with a steadfast

spirit, rooted in love? Even the Steadfast logo brings me daily to

reflect on a tree shaped like a cross that suggests groundedness

and flourishing, despite knothole wounds.

With God’s guidance and grace, we have the capacity to re-main steadfast in God’s love. Yet, we must also prepare our-selves to be witness to “what remains”. Deacon Julius Lee shares his story of remaining after Hurricane Katrina devas-tated his faith community. “The storm is gone, but the after the storm is always here”. (1) Recovery is possible if we make peace with “what remains”. Theologians refer to this experience as “witnessing Holy Saturday”, that middle place where there is a complex relationship between life and death. This is often

event of the cross, but rather a middle ground of coping with the aftermath of storm. It is our hope and faith that God will somehow pull us forward into the territory of new life and

I imagine I will be “witnessing Holy Saturday” when I return

to a K-8 Catholic school in Lynn for a retreat day this upcom-

ing Friday the 12th of March 2021. The school has accompa-

nied students and families in-person throughout this year. The

principal shared with me that the faculty are in need of renewal

Estimados Feligreses:Como dice el proverbio, "Marzo viene como un león..."Este año, nuestro "rugido" colectivo incluirá el aniversario

de nuestro encuentro con la pandemia que descendió. Como

todos los aniversarios, difíciles y agradables, almacenamos de-

talles de estos días, y podemos encontrarnos recordándolos en

retrospectiva. Recuerdo el viernes 13 de marzo de 2020, en el

cual me encontraba dando un día de entrenamiento y retiro

para profesores de una escuela secundaria católica en Boston.

Acabábamos de terminar de cantar la canción gospel, "The

Storm is Passing Over, Hallelujah!" (¡Aleluya! La tormenta está

pasando) cuando la gente comenzó a notar que los mensajes de

texto zumbaban en sus teléfonos. Se corrió la voz: las escuelas

estaban cerrando y era hora de prepararse. Nos centramos en

tratar de prepararnos y anticipar los obstáculos que tendríamos

por delante. Una nueva tormenta estaba llegando.

No importa cuál haya sido nuestra narrativa de este año,

todos hemos estado capeando la tormen-

ta. Todos hemos tenido pérdidas, grandes y

pequeñas, y hemos soportado incertidumbre

y estrés. No somos tan ingenuos de pensar que

marzo "saldrá como un cordero" o que esta

tormenta pasará pronto. ¿Cómo podremos

entonces viajar a través de esta temporada

cuaresmal y convertirnos en un pueblo pas-

cual capaz de cantar aleluya en nuestros cora-

zones y hogares (ya que todavía no podemos

cantar en la iglesia)?

Estoy encontrando alguna renovación en las reflexiones de

Steadfast: A Call to Love (Con Firmeza: un llamado a amar)

con las que algunos de nuestros feligreses están participando

este mes. Me ha ayudado a considerar cada día esta pregunta:

"Durante la Cuaresma en estos tiempos turbulentos, ¿cómo po-

demos perseverar con un espíritu firme, arraigado en el amor?

Incluso el logotipo de Steadfast me lleva diariamente a reflex-

ionar sobre un árbol con forma de cruz que sugiere arraigo y

florecimiento, a pesar de las heridas de nudo.

Con la guía y la gracia de Dios, tenemos la capacidad de

permanecer firmes en el amor de Dios. Sin embargo, también

debemos prepararnos para ser testigos de "lo que queda". El

diácono Julius Lee comparte su historia de permanecer después

de que el huracán Katrina devastara su comunidad de fe. "La

tormenta se ha ido, pero el después de la tormenta siempre está

aquí". (1) La recuperación es posible si hacemos las paces con

"lo que queda". Los teólogos se refieren a esta experiencia como

el "testigo del Sábado Santo", ese lugar intermedio donde hay

una relación compleja entre la vida y la muerte. Esta es a menu-

do nuestra experiencia en la vida ordinaria, donde no hay to-

davía finalidad para el evento de la cruz, sino más bien un pun-

to medio donde enfrentarse a las secuelas de la tormenta. Es

nuestra esperanza y fe que Dios de alguna manera nos llevará

hacia adelante, al territorio de la nueva vida y el florecimiento.

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but have persevered with determination and even joy. I expect

that I will also hear stories of “what remains”, the residue of

what accumulates after constantly balancing anxiety with cour-

age and maintaining resilience in the face of stress. I know that

I will encounter a steadfast spirit, rooted in love.

I have also been honored to witness this same spirit among

my colleagues at St. Ignatius, among our fellow parishioners,

among my neighbors, friends and family. As Lent journeys

into the Easter season, we may still find ourselves experiencing

“Holy Saturday” and that is okay. May we continue to deepen

our understanding of “what remains” and be open to God’s

constant invitation: “Remain in my love” (John 15:9).

- Kathy Maher

(1) Shelly Rambo, Spirit and Trauma:

A Theology of Remaining

Imagino que estaré "presenciando el Sábado Santo" cuando

regrese a una escuela católica K-8 en Lynn para un día de re-

tiro este próximo viernes 12 de marzo de 2021. La escuela ha

acompañado a estudiantes y familias en persona durante todo

este año. El director compartió conmigo que los profesores

necesitan renovación, pero han perseverado con determinación

e incluso alegría. Espero que también escuche historias de "lo

que queda", el residuo de lo que se acumula después de equil-

ibrar constantemente la ansiedad con el coraje y mantener la

resiliencia frente al estrés. Sé que me encontraré con un espíritu

firme, arraigado en el amor.

También he tenido el honor de presenciar este mismo espíri-

tu entre mis colegas de San Ignacio, entre nuestros compañeros

feligreses, entre mis vecinos, amigos y familiares. A medida que

la Cuaresma viaja hacia la temporada de Pascua, todavía po-

demos encontrarnos experimentando el "Sábado Santo" y eso

está bien. Espero que sigamos profundizando nuestra comp-

rensión de "lo que queda" y estemos abiertos a la invitación

constante de Dios: "Permanezcan en mi amor" (Juan 15:9).

- Kathy Maher

(1) Shelly Rambo, Espíritu y Trauma: Una teología de permanecer

Lenten Reconciliation ServiceWednesday, March 24th

7:00 p.m. Livestream & Limited Seating in the Upper Church

Presider: Fr. Gerald Finnegan, S.J.

Confessors: Frs. Joe Costantino, S.J., Don MacMillan, S.J.,

Gerald Finnegan, S.J.

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Palm Sunday Schedule

Saturday, March 27th

4 p.m. Mass in person

Sunday, March 28th

11:30 a.m. Bilingual Mass livestream and in person with

11:15 a.m. music prelude

(must be seated by 11:10 a.m.)

Sunday, March 28th

5:30 p.m. Mass in person

Triduum Schedule

Holy Thursday, April 1st

8 p.m. Mass livestream and in person

Good Friday, April 2nd

8 p.m. Liturgy livestream and in person

Easter Vigil, Saturday, April 3rd

8 p.m. Mass livestream and in person

Easter Schedule

Sunday April, 4th

8 a.m. Mass in person Burns Library (Boston College)

Sunday, April 4th

10:30 a.m. Mass livestream and In person

Sunday, April 4th

12:30 p.m. Spanish Mass livestream and in person

Note: All in person Masses are first come, first served.

Seating is limited.

Lenten At Home Wellness Retreat

Practice self-care through spirtual, mental,

and physical wellness techniques!

All classes will be online through Zoom, with

the exception of the Labyrinth walk.

Saturday, March 13th - Restorative Yoga with Liz

Padula of Artemis Yoga, 1 - 2 p.m.

RSVP: https://bit.ly/2MAauID

Saturday, March 20th - Labyrinth Walk with Kathy Maher;

BC Labyrinth(in person) 9:30 - 10 a.m.

Visit https://bit.ly/3jiAKTN for more information about

the instructors and programs!

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Spiritual Life

The Secret Life of Bees

We will be using the film and novel, The Secret Life of Beesto explore the Jesuit apostolic preferences:

Showing the Way to GodJourneying with Youth

Walking with the ExcludedCaring for our Common Home

Simply read the book or watch the movie ahead of time!

Register at the following link:

https://forms.gle/w8uJmDPbJPi1GZtP9

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Spiritual LifeHave you ever been interested in learning more

about Ignatian Spirituality?Then, one of these two opportunities are for you!

The 19th Annotation of the Spiritual Exercises of Saint Ignatius Loyola

The Center for Ignatian Spirituality at Boston College

September 15, 2021 - May 18, 2022

Application Deadline: Friday, April 16th

Apply online: https://bit.ly/2OvmUlR

St. Ignatius Parishioners are invited to consider the Spiritual Exercises in Everyday Life, 19th Annotation Retreat, which

consists of meditation, contemplation, and scripture reading. Visit https://bit.ly/3jQSC8V for details.

The Heart of Ignatian Prayer

For those seeking a foundational experience,

the parish will also be offering this program in the fall that

explores the practices of Ignatian prayer. For further information on either program, please contact

Kathy Maher at katherine.maher@bc.edu.

Exciting News!

Carol Russo, who has been

volunteering in the office

reception area, has accepted the

position of Office Manager.

The Parish Office will resume its

regular hours.

Monday through Friday:

9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Closed 12:30 - 1:30 p.m.

Michael Sennett will now become full time

Director of Communications/Media Specialist.

Something to ponder. Feel free to write to the Pastoral Council to share

your thoughts on this thought-provoking video:

What if they don’t come back? pastoralcouncil@bc.edu

Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/VzFrBWBYKbw

Live Stations of the Cross with

Fr. Jim Martin, S.J.

Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS)

Friday, March 12th, 2:00 p.m.

Lent brings an opportunity to pray and

reflect in solidarity with our forcibly

displaced brothers and sisters around the world.

Join JRS/USA for a live reading of the Stations of the Cross with

Fr. James Martin, SJ. We invite you to accompany Jesus on his

journey, as we reflect in solidarity and pray for displaced people

around the world.

RSVP: https://bit.ly/2NT48Fd

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Outreach Ministries

EL SALVADOR

Although farming has sustained families in Ahuachapán

(eastern El Salvador) for generations, climate change and

soil erosion have caused harvests to shrink considerably.

Edwin Carlos, a 17-year-old eager to support his parents

and two little brothers, did not see farming in his future.

However, after a teacher told him about how new techniques and

technology were changing the way farming was being done to help restore the

environment, he changed his mind. He, with a group of students, is learning the

importance of distancing when plowing and how burning harvest residue harms the

land. He has learned how to use water properly so that it is not wasted and organic

manure and other resources to provide nutrients to the soil.

“He who knows has an obligation to act,” says Edwin Carlos.

Thanks to CRS’ Raíces Ahuachapán program, nearly 1,200 families started home

vegetable gardens to grow nutritious foods like onions,

tomatoes, cucumbers and squash.

Our parish Community Giving Page is set up on the

CRS Rice Bowl website.

You can make your donation any time or even in

installments: https://bit.ly/2PjRfEf

This week’s video:

https://www.crsricebowl.org/stories-of-hope/week-3

BOSTON HEALTHCARE FOR THE HOMELESS SOCK DRIVE

March 6 - 14th:

New, white socks (including diabetic socks) for women and men are

needed! Socks can be ankles, quarters or crews. You’ll find marked

boxes on your way into Mass, at each side of the gathering space. In

addition, marked bins will be inside the entryway of the Parish Office

on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9:30am-5pm.

Visit https://a.co/6siqto2 to order socks from Amazon

You may also can make an online donation and we’ll shop for you!

Check out these sock puppet videos from BHCHP:

Joanne: https://bit.ly/3utqAVK

Larry: https://bit.ly/2NX9VJv

Dana: https://bit.ly/2NC3mfl

Karl: https://bit.ly/3aN0dCq

Margaret: https://bit.ly/3kgyOMg

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2021 Catholic AppealThis weekend, parishes across the Archdiocese will

officially launch the annual Catholic Appeal. On

Thursday you should have received an email with

a video link about this year's Appeal. On pages 12

and 13 you can read about some of the ways in

which your donation helps parishes, schools, and other programs

in the Archdiocese.

To make a donation: bostoncatholicappeal.org.

Remember to select Chestnut Hill, St. Ignatius

so that it helps our parish

to make its goal of $124,384.

YOU CAN STILL DONATESupport of the Church around the World

Click Here: giving.parishsoft.com/app/giving/stignatius and select from the

dropdown menu Support of the Church Around the World

Thank you for your support.

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MINISTRIES % of CM Budget

Supporting Our Faith:

43%

Supporting Our Parishes:

36%

Supporting Our Communities:

21%

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Virtual Racial Justice Workshop A Journey Through ‘Open Wide Our Hearts’:

“Call to Love and Action”Saturday, March 13th | 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Keynote Speaker, Danielle M. Brown, Esq.

Danielle is the Assoc. Dir. of the U.S.C.C.B. Ad Hoc Committee Against Racism. Danielle has worked with the Bishops and her team to build a vast reservoir of knowledge and resources to guide us in our journey against racism. This workshop will also provide some of the training programs already engaged in by the parishes and collaboratives in the Archdiocese of Boston.

Register Here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/1130093856297199117

A Letter from Fr. Provincial in

Response to RacismFr. Joe O'Keefe, S.J., Provincial of the USA East Jesuit

Province released a letter in January

detailing racial justice initiatives.

You can read the letter on our website:

https://bit.ly/3aU1qqq

The Jesuit Antiracism Sodality East

(JARS)A space for those who have a passion for

racial justice. Jesuits in the USA East

Province come together to lead us in prayer,

reflection and action.

Jesuit colleagues and friends are welcome.

Sign up for JARS emails: https://bit.ly/3rBiR5M

The Enduring Legacy of

Pedro Arrupr, S.J.

Zoom Program

Wednesday, March 10th

12 - 1 p.m.

BC Center for Ignatian Spirituality

On the 75th anniversary of the bombing of

Hiroshima and the 30th anniversary of Fr. Pe-

dro Arrupe SJ's death, join us on Wednesday,

March 10 at Noon to learn more about Fr. Arrupe's life, spirituality,

and enduring legacy.

Registration Required: https://bit.ly/30qm6S9

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Monday Night Taizé Prayer

BC Campus Ministry

8 - 8:30 p.m.

St. Igantius - Upper ChurchMarch 15th, & 29th

April 12th & 26th

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Please pray for: Saturday, March 6th4 p.m. - Claire Gaudiani

Sunday, March 7th10:30 a.m. (Livestream) - Shamantha Xavier5:30 p.m. - Daniel James Callahan

Saturday, March 13th4 p.m. - Florinda Iantosca, David Andrew DiCarlo

Sunday, March 14th10:30 a.m. (Livestream) - Ann Marie Mahoney5:30 p.m. - Leonora Sarno

Stay Connected!Follow us on social media for Parish updates,

Jesuit news, and Ignatian Spirituality.

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Men’s Spiritual GrowthZoom Meetings

1st & 3rd Wednesday of the Month7:00 p.m.

The next meeting will be on Wednesday, March 17th at 7 p.m.Contact Mark Neylon for details:

neylonmark@gmail.com

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