Given that we are all God’s children, everyone is welcome at our parishes regardless of status in the Church,

regardless of marital status, regardless of prior religious experience, personal history, background, or orientation. Everyone is invited, accepted,

and respected at both Saint Margaret and Blessed Sacrament Parishes of Saugus.

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A MESSAGE FROM FR. TIM

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Of late we have had parables about the kingdom of God. Two weeks ago we had the story of the vineyard owner and the tenants. Last week we had the story of the king and the wedding feast. In both these stories Jesus is talking about the kingdom of heaven or the kingdom of God or in my words the City of God. Once again in each parable we are told of the numerous invitations to the people to enter the kingdom and in both parables many refuse. Each story talks about the fact that the messengers, the prophets, were ignored, beaten or killed. We come to appreciate that the vineyard owner or the king, depending on the story, is God, the messengers are the prophets, disciples, apostles, the Savior and today ourselves. In these two parables; the hearers reject the message. In today’s gospel we are looking directly at those who are persecuting Jesus. The Pharisees, not liking what Jesus has to say, fearing the power he has over the people, set out to trap him. Now these people are undoubtedly good people. They are undoubtedly rooted in their tradition. Jesus is talking about and doing things that are not in accord with the letter of the law or their understanding of what God is saying. So they set out to trap him. They ask him a question and Jesus sees right through them. He calls them hypocrites and gives them an answer to which they cannot object. Yet as we know Jesus persisted in preaching and living the Word. As we know the message cost him his life. I do not feel the Word of God is any more popular today then it was back then. I do believe that those who are proclaiming the word can be persecuted because it is not what some people want or expect to hear. In the first reading Isaiah quotes God as saying, “I have called you by name, giving you a title, though you knew me not. I am the Lord there is no other, there is no God besides me. It is I who arm you, though you knew me not, so that toward the rising and the setting of the sun people may know that there is none besides me.” In their attempt to trap Jesus the Pharisees asks Jesus; “Is it lawful to pay the census tax to Caesar?” Holding a coin He responds; “Whose image is on the coin? They replied; “Caesar’s.” He said to them then give to Caesar what is Caesar’s.” In whose image are we created, whose imprint is on our being? “Give to God what is God’s” I am sure Jesus, in his humanity, did not like what God had to say to him when he learned he was to sacrifice himself for all of us. Yet one can bet that he took what he heard to prayer to make sure it was of God. Many of the prophets did not like what God was asking either but instead of dismissing it they took it to prayer to discern his will. I am sure St Joseph when he learned of the Blessed Mother’s pregnancy took it to prayer to make sure his actions were of God. I doubt that the Blessed Mother wanted Jesus to begin his public ministry but I am sure she took it to prayer and followed God’s will. We hear the Word of God all the time. Yet there are times that we dismiss what we hear for whatever reason. We may dismiss someone’s reflection on the scriptures for whatever reason. Having been created in the image of God and imprinted with his love and called by name is it not our responsibility as adult Catholic Christians to take the Word to prayer? Prayer being the activity in which I sit with what I have heard and ponder it, not in the context of what has been or what I have come to believe but in the context of God as revealed through Jesus Christ. The Pharisees did not do this. They heard Jesus’ message not with openness but with preconceived ideas. Not only did they loose out but they tried to silence the Prophet. I have called you by name. As St. Paul says, “For our gospel did not come to you in word alone, but also in power and the Holy Spirit and with much conviction. Having been invited to his kingdom he awaits our answer. The answer is dependent, however, with what degree of openness we hear the Word of God. Fr. Tim

9:00 AM

Daily Mass Temporarily Postponed

MONDAY - WEDNESDAY AT SAINT MARGARET THURSDAY - SATURDAY AT BLESSED SACRAMENT

BLESSED SACRAMENT Mass Intentions Thomas & George Falzarao Aligliera & Benny Federico Thanh Vu Caggiano Family Andrew Zinna Anthony & Ann Catalano Naider Fanfan

Memorial Memorial 6th Anniversary Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial

4:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 11:00 AM 11:00 AM 11:00 AM 11:00 AM

Saturday Saturday Saturday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday

October 24, 2020 October 24, 2020 October 24, 2020 October 25, 2020 October 25, 2020 October 25, 2020 October 25, 2020

SAINT MARGARET Mass Intentions

Patricia Costello Enrico Mogianesi

Memorial Memorial

9:00 AM 9:00 AM

Sunday Sunday

October 25, 2020 October 25, 2020

PRAYER + WORSHIP

LIVE STREAMING ONLY UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

TO ATTEND WEEKEND MASS ONE MUST REGISTER BY CALLING 781-233-2497 WED. THURS & FRIDAY 9AM-12PM

DUE TO THE LIMITED AMOUNT OF MASSES WE HAVE COMBINED MASS INTENTIONS

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Weekend Mass Celebrants October 24-25 Saturday, 4:00PM– Blessed Sacrament– Fr. Mulloy Sunday, 9:00AM– Saint Margaret– Fr. Uftring Sunday, 11:00AM-Blessed Sacrament –Fr. Uftring

Veterans Day, November 11th Church and Collaborative Offices are Closed The Rosary Group and Adoration will not be held.

Please pray for...Let us remember in our prayers our beloved dead and also our friends, and relatives, who have died, let us pray: Charles O’Brien, John O’Brien

Let us also pray for our sick. The names will appear in the prayer list as long as you want, but we must be notified every two weeks to keep this list accurate. Barbara Lewis, Marianne Supino, Gilda Alimonti, Patrick Colbert, Tuan Vu, Tina Swain, Julia Swanson, Barbara Harrison, Brian Gannon, Vanessa Pellegrini, Ethel Benoit, Jeff Carroll, Phil Callahan, Karen DelloRusso, Betty D’Eon, Barbara Rawcliffe, Rose Marino, Joe Marino, Grace Gaffney, Melissa Murphy, Paul Bourque, Lillian Surette, Judith Tremblay, Carol Fendone, Norma D’Eon Knowlton, Ralph Knowlton, Judith DiBonis, Patricia Fuller, Jeanette Doucette, Robert Doucette, Robyn MacArthur, Vincent Ciampa, Very Rev. Monsignor Kevin J. O’Leary, Evan Bomgren, Charles Bomgren, Francis Manning, Mary Lou Manning, Matthew McManus, Elaine Manzi, Jim O’Brien, Gianna, William Gregory, Louise DePlacido, Andrea Fonte, Rita Delaney, Sr. Nancy Sheridan, Emily McCarthy, John Kent, Dan, Fr. Philip Desrosier, Rose Constance, Susan Favazza, Patrick Ventrice, Marcia Trementozzi, Cathy Sanders, Tom Colbert, Margaret Petrie, Carol Glebus, Mary Finn, Robert Vella, Francesca Lanzilli, Lucas Auriemma, Grace Cioffi, Dominica Montano, Patricia Kelleher, Ann McCarthy, Kristy Smith, Joanne Gaffney, Kim Smith, Carl Sanders, Debi Sanders, Joan Nobel, Pam Ciavarra, Ida Ferragamo, Fr. Dan McCoy, Francesca Ciciulla, Robert Strickland, Phyllis Raftelis

Baptism Baptisms are scheduled twice a month. Contact Carol at the Collaborative Office 781-233-2497 in

advance in order that an information pack-et may be sent to you.

Anointing of the Sick

Anointing of the sick will be offered upon request please contact the Collaborative office to make arrangements.

Please avail yourself of this chance to receive the grace of this sacrament, especially if you suffer from chronic illness, or will be undergoing tests, surgery, or other medical procedures.

We ask for your prayers for all of the men and women (and their families) serving in our armed forces, among them our own parishioners, townspeople, and family members.

PRAYER & COLLABORATIVE NEWS

Sanctuary Lamp Bread and Wine Donations

If you would like to donate the Sanctuary Lamp ($25.) and or the Bread and Wine ($45.) in memory of a loved one, please contact the Collaborative Office at 781-233-2497.

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The 2020 Catholic Appeal response from St. Margaret’s and Blessed Sacrament is off to a good start as both parishes are well on their way to their goals.

At Saint Margaret the financial goal is $15,814. of which $17,650. 112.% have been pledged and Blessed Sacrament financial goal is $32,259 and $27,698. 86% have been pledged as of 10/13/20. These donations are used to support more than 50 ministries, which serve the needs of all parishes within our Archdiocese, including both parishes of our Saugus Collaborative. If you did not receive a pledge form in the mail, please pick one up at the church or the Collaborative Office. Thank you in advance for your support of this year’s Catholic Appeal.

Saturday, Oct. 24 Sunday, Oct. 25 Wednesday, Oct. 28

4:00 PM Mass –by reservation only- Masks required 11:00 AM Mass-by reservation only- Masks required 12:15PM-12:30 PM Communion will be given out on the Exit side of the Parking lot.

10:30 AM Rosary on front Rectory lawn (weather permitting) or in Church 3:00 PM Adoration in Church

Calendar BLESSED SACRAMENT SAINT MARGARET

Sacramental Giving

BLESSED SACRAMENT Weekly Collection…….……………… $ 6,156.00 Weekly Collection Budget……. $ 6,580.00 Monthly Collection Budget…… $ 3,000.00 Attendance: 0 SAINT MARGARET Weekly Collection…………………….. $ 1,589.00 Weekly Collection Budget…….. $ 3,100.00 Monthly Collection Budget...…. $ 894.00 Attendance: 0

Collections: October 25th– Holy Father - Peter Pence

COLLABORATIVE UPDATES & NEWS

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9:00 AM Mass Live Streaming

A Gentle Reminder As this unprecedented time goes, we

may be apt to forget some of the safety precautions that we needed to put in place so that we could resume live

Masses. When you make a reservation, you are agreeing to:

Wear a mask at all times when in the church.

Bring hand sanitizer with you. Follow the usher to your assigned seat and remain in that seat at all times until

Mass is finished Leave the church immediately after

receiving Holy Communion by the door on the side of the church where you

were sitting.

We ask every one to understand that these commitments are to ensure the

safety of both priests and parishioners during this difficult time.

Blessings, Fr. Tim

Weekday Mass Intentions will now be celebrated on the weekend Masses except those on Wed & Fri.

If you have requested a Mass intention for someone during the week, we will be combining their name with the weekend Mass names until we are able to celebrate daily Masses at both churches.

Social Justice Corner “Of all the forms of inequity, injustice in health care is the most shocking and inhumane”. Martin Luther King Jr.

ST. MARGARET WEEKDAY MASS OPENINGS ON WED. & FRI ONLY Beginning on Wednesday, November 4th daily Mass will be celebrated at 9:00am on Wednesday and Friday at St. Margaret Church, except on holidays or occasions when traveling is not safe due to winter weather. You must call 781-233-2497 Wed. Thurs. or Fri. 9AM-12PM to reserve seating for these Masses a week before.

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Catholic Appeal Pew Envelopes Please take a moment and fill out one of the Catholic Appeal envelopes on the bench in front of the office even if you sent your pledge in. The archdiocese is continuing their campaign for the Catholic Appeal.

BLESSED SACRAMENT Will be opened only for

scheduled events

We are live-streaming Mass every Sunday from St. Margaret’s Church

at 9:00 AM

If you go to our web page Sauguscatholics.org you can click on

from there ten minutes before the broadcast on YouTube.

If you have a smart TV, you can watch the Mass on TV. Go to YouTube

Search: sauguscatholics.org

Collaborative Offices are closed as directed by

The Cardinal

However, we have someone answering the phones to reserve your

space for Saturday and Sunday Masses at Blessed Sacrament and two

weekday Masses at St. Margaret’s.

Thank you for coming by and picking up an envelope on the porch. We still have to reach our goal.

Outdoor Rosary Club

Come Join Us On Wednesdays

10:30AM-11:00AM

The Rosary will be held in the upper Church

(Face mask or covering a must) Any questions, please contact Dawn@sauguscatholics.org

WEEKEND MASS INTENTIONS FOR BOTH CHURCHES

Due to the Covid-19 and policy of social distancing We are limited to how many people attend a Mass.

To facilitate this please register Wed. Thurs or Fri. by calling 781-233-2497 from 9AM-12PM.

You are asked to keep your party at 4 or less.

Operation Troop Support

Operation Troop Support serves our deployed men and women in uniform from across the country. The church will be closed until further notice.

Please support our troops in another way. until we can open the church once again.

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Mass of Remembrance The Live Streaming Mass on Nov. 1, 2020

9:00AM

At Saint Margaret Church

During the month of November, we as a Catholic Community remember in a special way those who have gone before us. It has been our practice for the last six years to celebrate a Mass of Remem-brance for all our deceased loved ones. Although the Mass is celebrated for all of our deceased, the names of those who have died this year, October 1, 2019-September 30, 2020, will be read. If you have someone who was not buried from here, whose name we do not have, who died during that time period and whose name you would like read please call the Collaborative Offices and ask for Dottie or email Dottie@sauguscatholics.org. This Mass will be live-streamed on November 1, 2020 at 9:00a.m.

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UNABLE TO ATTEND MASS ON SUNDAY AND RECEIVE COMMUNION?

Join us every Sunday in Blessed Sacrament entrance driveway at 12:15-12:30PM to receive Holy Communion while seated in your vehicle. You are asked to leave immediately after receiving to keep the line moving. This allows more to receive while remaining safe.

LOW GLUTEN HOSTS AVAILABLE– Please call in advance for outside distribution.

PLEASE NOTE: Safety and respect for the Eucharist, Communion will not be distributed if it is raining.

COLLABORATIVE UPDATES & NEWS Holy Hour- Adoration & Rosary Every Wednesday 3-4 PM

Inside Blessed Sacrament Church

Don’t Forget the Food Pantry Since our church is closed and you no longer have access to leave your food donations; please consider giving food or Food Pantry 50 Essex Street Saugus, Ma. 01906.

PLEASE, DO NOT LEAVE FOOD AT BLESSED SACRAMENT DOOR, ANIMALS GET INTO IT.

Grand Annual Update Fiscal year total Our Annual as of 10/04/20 Saint Margaret $23,800.06 Blessed Sacrament $40,326.60

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From the Desk of Fr. Tim:

St Margaret is a very pretty church and wonderful to celebrate liturgy. I look forward to celebrating the live streaming Mass there. It is sad that it cannot accommodate one of the weekend live Masses. Keeping to the 6 ft apart, social distancing, St. Margaret Church can only accommodate 20 people, Beginning on Wednesday November 4th daily Mass will be celebrated at 9:00am on Wednesday and Friday at St. Margaret Church, except on holidays or occasions when traveling is not safe due to winter weather. Keeping with the Archdiocesan guidelines one must register in advance to participate in these liturgies. At present one will have to register the week before on Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday from 9am –12:00pm for the Wednesday Mass. To enter one must be wearing a mask with the under-standing that the mask remains on during the Mass. As you enter the church one’s tempera-ture will be taken and then shown to a seat.

Fr. Tim

Thanksgiving Notice Due to the Covid-19 restrictions, our Thanksgiving program will be run

differently this year to insure the safety of everyone involved. If you are in need of help for Thanksgiving, you must call the parish office at

781-233-2497 on Wednesday, Thursday or Friday between the hours of 9AM-12PM. Leave your name, phone number and someone will contact you.

Thank you… The St. Stephen Ministry

Faithful Citizenship Several years ago the United States Catholic Conference of Bishops published a document entitled Faithful Citizenship, which addresses the issue and our obligation as Catholics to enter the poll with a well-formed conscience. The document is available online and is certainly worth reading at this time. The document outlines the manner in which one would go about forming conscience as we prepare for the elec-tion.

I would like to include a couple of quotes from the Bishop’s document. “Unfortunately, politics in our country often can be a contest of powerful interests, partisan attacks, sound bites, and media hype. The Church calls for a different kind of political engagement: One shaped by the moral convictions of the well-formed consciences and focused on the dignity of every human being, the pursuit of the common good, and the protection of the weak and the vulnerable. The Catholic call to faithful citizenship affirms the importance of political participation and insists that public service is a worthy vocation. As Catholics, we should be guided more by our mor-al convictions than by our attachment to a political party or interest group.”

“Catholics often face difficult choices about how to vote. This is why it is so important to vote according to a well-formed conscience that perceives the proper relationship among moral goods. A Catholic cannot vote for a candidate who takes a position in favor of an intrinsic evil, such as abortion or racism, if the voter’s intent is to support that position. In such cases a Catholic would be guilty of formal cooperation in this grave evil. At the same time, a voter should not use a candidate’s opposition to an intrinsic evil to justify indifference or inattentiveness to other important moral issues involving human life and dignity. There may be times when a Catholic who rejects a candidate’s unacceptable position may decide to vote for that candidate for other morally grave reasons. Voting in this way would be permissible only for truly grave moral rea-sons, not to advance narrow interests or partisan preferences or to ignore a fundamental moral evil.

When all candidates hold a position in favor of an intrinsic evil, the conscientious voter faces a dilemma. The voter may decide to take the extraordinary step of not voting for any candidate or, after careful deliberation, may decide to vote for the candidate deemed less likely to advance such a morally-flawed position and more likely to pursue other authentic human goods.

In making these decisions, it is essential for Catholics to be guided by a well-formed conscience that recognizes that all issues do not carry the same moral weight and that the moral obligation to oppose policies promoting intrinsically evil acts has a special claim on our consciences and our actions. These decisions should take into account a candidate’s commitments, character, integrity, and ability to influence a given issue. In the end, this is a decision to be made by each Catholic guided by a conscience formed by Catholic moral teaching.” All this being said, let’s us pray for discernment and guidance as we approach the pols in November.

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Let Your Voice Be Heard – Again “Say No to ROE” The state legislature has extended the session until January 5th, 2021. Please remind the members of the Joint Committee on Judiciary that you oppose the expansion of abortion in Massachusetts. Please call the Committee at 617-722-2396 and let them know you are opposed to H3320 and S1209 – the ROE legislation. Every telephone call helps!

Remember these bills would remove:

The requirement that young girls obtain consent before an abortion The requirement that efforts be made to save a living baby who survives abortion The requirement that late term abortions be performed in hospitals And the bills would allow abortion on demand for all nine months of pregnancy.

For more information about how the ROE legislation would expand abortion in Massachusetts visit www.macatholic.org Thank you!

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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS

Registration for MIDDLE School and HIGH School Religious Education We are very excited for the coming year for our Middle School Religious Ed program. We are now in the process to register students for the Middle School Religious Ed Program (6th, 7th, 8th grades) and Confirmation Program (Grades 9 and 10)

Please register before Friday Oct 23rd,, 2020.

You can register using one of the following 2 methods:

Register on line via the Saugus Catholics Collaborative Website, www.sauguscatholics.org, scroll down and click on FAITH FORMATION….

or Register by mail…. you can print out the registration form and fill it out and it mail to (or drop it off at) the Collaborative office at 14 Summer St. Saugus, MA. 01906. Print out the registration form from our Website, www.sauguscatholics.org, scroll down and click on FAITH FOR-MATION…. scroll down to the bottom of this page, and click on the registration form PDF file to open the file and print it out. The registration fee for this year remains the same as last year. It is $85 for Grades 6, 7, and 8, and $150 for students in Grades 9 and 10 (Confirmation Program). Please submit the registration fee with the registration form. The fee can be paid on-line at time of registration, or via check. There is a Family Cap of $225 for the registration fee. So, if you have already registered students in grades 1-5, then we will let you know how much to pay for the additional registration(s) for students in grades 6-10. You do not need to provide payment at this time if you have other students registered in grades 1-5. We provide financial assistance for students with financial need or hardship. Please notify the office if you have any concern in providing payment due to difficult financial situations.

We are very excited for this year’s programs and seeing all of the students. We look forward to a rewarding experi-ence for the students in their faith formation, and in learning about faith, hope, love, and support in their young lives, and how to live a Christian life in our world today.

We plan to start the middle school and Confirmation programs in early November, so we would like to get everyone registered by Oct 23rd. Thank you for your understanding.

Please call, text, or email Paul Cacciola if you have any questions, comments, or are not sure about something. Thank You!

Paul’s contact Information is: cell: 781-710-1059 email: paul.cacciola@deltaww.com

Faith Formation Program has started

"Our Faith Formation Program for Grades 1-5 is off to a great start! We have two parts to our program: Part 1 - Which is Online lessons that the children complete at home each week. We are very happy to report that we have received great feedback from the families and catechist regarding this program! The 2nd part of our program is with our catechists leading a live video Google Meets class (shown in the pictures). During this time, we get to see the children's smiling faces, pray with each other, review and play some games with them. On Tues and Wed. of this week we will have Grades 1 , 3 , 4 & 5 live video classes. Please keep our children and their families in your prayers!" Dawn Hunt

COLLABORATIVE INFORMATION

Rev. Timothy J. Kelleher Pastor frtimk@sauguscatholics.org Rev. Mr. Francis M. Gaffney Permanent Deacon dcn.frank@sauguscatholics.org Rev. Mr. Jorge Patino Permanent Deacon dcn.jorge@sauguscatholics.org

SAINT MARGARET CHURCH 431 Lincoln Avenue Saugus, MA 01906

Office: 781-233-1040

BLESSED SACRAMENT CHURCH 14 Summer Street Saugus, MA 01906 Office: 781-233-2497

COLLABORATIVE PASTORAL COUNCIL

Linda Riley Collaborative Facilities + Operations Manager & Ministry Manager Linda@sauguscatholics.org Ben DiScipio Collaborative Music Director music@sauguscatholics.org Dottie Hensley Blessed Sacrament Parish Secretary dottie@sauguscatholics.org Carol Nadeau Secretary of Saint Margaret Parish and Collaborative Religious Education Program cnadeau@sauguscatholics.org Dawn Hunt Collaborative Coordinator of Faith Formation Dawn@sauguscatholics.org

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Mission Statement We are a Roman Catholic faith community. Through the guidance of the Holy Spirit, we worship God the Father by imitating Jesus His son. Strengthened by the Eucharist and the proclamation of the Gospel, we strive to bring all people closer to God by evangelizing through the corporal and spiritual works of mercy and lifelong faith formation.

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