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PASTOR Rev. Gerald Osterman: 617-389-5660

PAROCHIAL VICAR Rev. Donatus Ezenneka

PASTORAL ASSOCIATES

Philomene Pean: 617-389-0029 [email protected]

Haitian Community

Richard F. Randazzo: 617-387-7009 [email protected]

[email protected] Notary Public

Faith Formation & Confirmation 6-10

FAITH FORMATION (September—May) GRADES 1-5

Sundays 10:15AM-11:30AM In Our School 617-387-7009

Fran Foley, Co-Director Grades 1 and 2 [email protected]

Janine Keller, Co-Director Grades 3, 4, 5 [email protected]

SPANISH FAITH FORMATION

Sunday: 10:15AM-12 NOON In Our School

FAITH FORMATION GRADES 6-10 Thursdays 6:00-7:15PM Our School

ADORATION OF THE

BLESSED SACRAMENT Thursday after 7:00AM Mass (Chapel)

Benediction 6:30PM

CHARISMATIC PRAYER MEETING Friday: 7:30PM In The Chapel

SPANISH PRAYER MEETING Friday: 7:00PM In The Church

SODALITY (March-December)

First Friday of the Month at 12:15PM

RECONCILIATION (Confession) Saturday: 3:00PM-3:40PM

BAPTISM

1st and 3rd Sundays at 2:00PM (Chapel) Call Rectory to make arrangements

WEDDINGS

Call Rectory at least 6 Months prior for An appointment with the Priest

Immaculate Conception Parish 489 Broadway

Everett, Massachusetts 02149

Phone: 617-389-5660 Fax: 617-389-2456

RECTORY HOURS 8:30AM-12PM & 12:30PM-3PM

Website: www.iceverett.com Email: [email protected]

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Immaculate Conception Parish December 13, 2015 Third Sunday of Advent

PARISH MASS SCHEDULE

DAILY

Monday-Saturday 7:00AM (Chapel)

SATURDAY

(Sunday Vigil) 4:00PM

SUNDAY

7:00AM; 9:00AM(Family); 11:00AM

12:15PM Spanish Community

4:00PM Haitian Community Mass

5:30PM Mass (Chapel)

CHRISTMAS EVE

4:00PM (CHAPEL & UPPER CHURCH)

11:00PM (UPPER CHURCH)

CHRISTMAS DAY

10:00AM (UPPER CHURCH)

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Just a reminder, if you haven’t dropped off your Giving Tree donations yet, please drop them off at the Rectory, in a marked envelope in the collection basket, or look for Rick after Mass. Blessings!!

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We are collecting new hats, gloves and scarves for those in our Par-ish in need. Please feel free to drop them off at the Rectory, col-lection box or see Rick. Thank you!

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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12TH (Our Lady of Guadalupe) 7:00AM……Alice Fucci………………………………...Memorial 4:00PM.……Anthony F. Solomita……..……….1st Anniversary SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13TH (St. Lucy) 7:00AM……Thomas Saia……………………...25th Anniversary 9:00AM……Religious Education O’Antiphons…………………. 11:00AM…..Joseph Consolo……………………5th Anniversary 4:00PM…….IC Thank you from Marie Legros (Living)………. 5:30PM……Our Parish Family, Both Living & Deceased…….. MONDAY, DECEMBER 14TH (St. John of the Cross) TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15TH (St. Mary DiRosa) WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16TH (St. Ado of Vienne) THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17TH (St. Olympias) 7:00AM……Scott Curtis…………………….Birthday Memorial FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18TH (St. Rufus) SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19TH (St. Nemesius) 7:00AM……Anthony & Antonetta Amari…………….Memorial 4:00PM……Ralph C. (Papa) Shalsi…………..10th Anniversary …………….Ronnie Culp………………………24th Anniversary …………….Mary & Dudo Raggucci…………………..Memorial …………….Daniel Cosmo Ragucci……………2nd Anniversary …………….ASL INTERPRETER……………………………….. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20TH (4TH SUNDAY OF ADVENT) 7:00AM……John Hill…………………………………..Memorial 9:00AM……Louis Staffieri……………………..6th Anniversary 11:00AM.….Bereavement Mass for November………………….. 5:30PM……Laura Surdo……………………….3rd Anniversary _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

This weekend, the burning of the Sanctuary Candle, the reminder of the Lord’s Presence in the Most Holy Eucha-rist, and the Altar Bread and Wine are in appreciation of:

MARGARET CORDEAU

Thank you and many blessings!

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Let Us Pray that our men and women in the ser-

vice might be safe in the days and weeks ahead.

Especially those connected to our Parish as well

as those unknown to us: Mark Baldacchino, Melissa Lynn Beaton, Olavio Bisneto, Christopher Brienza, Joseph Dang, Jason Doucette, Michael Doucette, Matthew Evans, John Fitzgerald, John Fitzpatrick, III, Paul Garrity, Chris Grace, Andrew McGlinchey, John O’Rourke, Matthew Pothier, Christina Racca, Brian Ramunno, Stephen Ra-munno, Jonathan Rawcliffe, Alex Recupero as well as those unknown to us. We ask that you remember all those that have given so much for us: The Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines and

Let Us Pray for the Sick in our Parish and those we have

been asked to remember:

Especially, Mary Agnes, Mark Amaral, Louise Barry, Ricar-do Belizaire, Mary Ann Burley, Janet Burridge, Mike C., Vincent C., Lorraine Callinan, Phyllis Camarata, Michael Cannon, J. Case, Leonard Caption, Warren Clifford, Charles Comeau, Connie, Roseann Dasaro, Robert Del Rossi, Donna Del Vecchio, Bob DiLoreto, Dorothy Doran, Robin Doucette, Katherine Draper, Robert Draper, Biriella Eisnor, Ellen, Frank F., Luke Farrell, Michelle Fraser, Rob-ert Freedman, Robert Frost, Rosemarie G., Maryellen Grace, Ginger H., Nina Hanlon, Mary Harkins, William Kemp, Eddie King, Paul Liburdi, Michelle Linnell, Jessica Lunsford, Kelley Ann McCleveland, Arthur McKim, Shirley Melanson, Marcie Meserve, Dorothy "Dot” Mortellite, Nick Murphy, Lynn N., Inh Nguyen, Jon Niedzwiecki, Diane O’Brien, Mary O’Brien, Nicole Olson, Lucille Presti, Trixie Ricci, Albert Rigolini, Jr., Peggy Riley, Drew Simmons, Brad Steed, Marie Sykes, Jackie Tieri .

Let Us Pray for the Deceased of our Parish:

James F. Carelton, Margaret Cordeau Nina DeFlumeri, Emmanuel Gianino

MIDWEEK REFRESHER

READ: Luke 3: 10-18 REFLECT: When Luke writes his gospel several decades after the Ascension, it is the Church, through the ministry of the apostles, which is conferring Christian baptism in the Spirit. His account is certainly not without a basis in history, but what interests him most is the history of sal-vation which continues to unfold in the primitive commu-nity. The expectation of an imminent end is fading. The Baptist's exhortations to conversion take on a new mean-ing. They are a challenge to transform our everyday lives. In this reading Luke introduces us to crowds of people of good will from every walk of life. Attentive to the Precur-sor's preaching, they have become aware that they must change their lives. Like the, we ask, "What must we do?" As the prelude to any conversion, we must renounce all self- sufficiency; we must acknowledge the necessity of being pierced to the heart by a word which will draw us out of ourselves. Thus, in the circumstances of our own lives, we must accomplish the obligations of social justice, mutual aid and charity. We join those innumerable people who open their lives to the unforeseen, to form a "people in waiting". Precursors still rise up among us. The pre-pare the way by setting before us the great questions of life and death. God's prophets refer to one more powerful than themselves, the one whom we await: Jesus Christ, who continually baptizes us in both fire and the Spirit. PRAY: As we approach the celebration of the great mys-tery of the Incarnation, pray for the grace of conversion, turning our hearts once more to that which matters most in our life, our salvation in Christ Jesus. ACT: Prepare the way of the Lord in your life.

MEANING OF THE ADVENT WREATH The Advent Wreath traditionally contains four candles: Three Purple and One Rose. The candles are lit as follows: Purple-First Sunday of Advent (symbolizes Hope) Purple-Second Sunday of Advent (symbolizes Peace) Rose-Third Sunday of Advent (symbolizes Joy) Purple-Fourth Sunday of Advent (symbolizes Love) White-Christmas Day (symbolizes Angels and Christ) Having an Advent wreath is a wonderful tradition to start with your family. Usually the first candle is lit by the youngest in the family.

Scripture for the week of December 13th

13 SUN Zep 3:14-18a/Phil 4:4-7/Lk 3:10-18 14 Mon Nm 24:2-7, 15-17a/Mt 21:23-27 15 Tue Zep 3:1-2, 9-13/Mt 21:28-32 16 Wed Is 45:6b-8, 18, 21b-25/Lk 7:18b-23 17 Thu Gn 49:2, 8-10/Mt 1:1-1743 18 Fri Jer 23:5-8/Mt 1:18-25 19 Sat Jgs 13:2-7, 24-25a/Lk 1:5-25 20 SUN Mi 5:1-4a/Heb 10:5-10/Lk 1:39-45

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OFFERTORY: $5, 743 (12/6) CATHOLIC APPEAL GOAL: $43,119 (Received $29,237 by 80 Donors-68% (9/15) GRAND ANNUAL: Letters have been sent out. Thank you to those who have already donated. If you haven’t sent in your donation yet, please put it in an envelope and place it in the collection basket marked “Grand Annual” or feel free to send it directly to the Rectory.

CLERGY HEALTH AND RETIREMENT TRUST

This Christmas the collection will support the health and well-being of our priests, who have dedicated their lives to serving the Catholic faithful. Now it is our turn to help fulfill the promises made to care for them in their time of need. Please give generously to the Christmas collec-tion, which will directly benefit the 614 active and senior diocesan priests who are cared for through the Clergy Health and Retirement Trust. All are welcome to make a gift online at clergyfunds.org or use the envelopes in the pews or the back of the church or simply text the word PRIEST to 56512 (Msg. & data rates may apply). Thank you in advance for your prayers and generous support.

PRAYER MINISTRY EVERY SUNDAY 10:00-10:45AM Meets at the St. Joseph’s Altar

ZUMBA CLASSES

EVERY MONDAY AT 7:30PM ($5)

BIBLE STUDY TUESDAYS (1:00PM-LOWER CHURCH HALL)

SODALITY (MASS/PENNY SALE/LUNCHEON)

WATCH HERE FOR DATE (12:15 MASS)

SPARE CHANGE DECEMBER 20TH (All Masses)

VIETNAMESE DIVINE MERCY PRAYER GROUP

JANUARY 2ND (7:00AM)

SACRAMENT OF THE SICK JANUARY 4TH

SOCIAL JUSTICE MEETING TUESDAY, JANUARY 13TH

(7:30PM-RECTORY)

FOXWOODS TRIP

DECEMBER 15TH $27PP Bus leaves Rectory by 6:59 Sharp!

Return to Rectory by 7:30PM

Free Buffet or $10 Food Credit and $10 Slot Play Coffee AND……..on Bus Down

Call Rectory to Reserve a Seat!

NO PAYMENTS ON BUS…

Please Pay at Rectory

ONLY $4

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13TH

7:30-10:30AM In Our Church Hall

Come and join your fellow parishioners for a nice warm breakfast on the above date. (Pancakes, eggs, toast, coffee, tea, juice). Sounds delicious. How can you resist?

1,000 CLUB:

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12TH 4:45PM

The $1,000 Club is one of our Fundraisers we conduct all year round. Numbers are always available for purchase.

If you don’t have a number, please consider purchasing one for yourself or as a gift for a family member or friend.

Thank you in advance.

WINNER: IRENE ROMEO (12/6)

If you would like to participate in this raffle, fill out the envelope at the back of the church and enclose $1.00. Place the envelope in the collection basket. Drawings take place weekly. (You will be contacted if you win.)

Our parish would sincerely like to thank MOUNT VERNON RESTAURANT for sponsoring our bulle-tin. Without them this publication would not be possible.

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DECEMBER 17TH (FINAL) DECEMBER 20TH CLASSES RESUME CLASSES RESUME JANUARY 21ST JANUARY 24TH _____________________________________________________

“90 PLUS DECEMBER BIRTHDAYS”

God Bless the following who are celebrating a special birthday this month:

Tille Cogliano, Carmela Grossi Elizabeth McNeil, Cecilla Mulrennan

Rita F. Nicholls, Palma Nolan , Vincent A. Tocco, Sr. _____________________________________________________

Eucharistic Adoration Of The

Blessed Sacrament

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament will be held EVERY THURSDAY from 7:45AM to 6:30PM in our Chapel. Each Thursday’s adoration will conclude with Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament at 6:30PM. All are welcome to come and spend some time in the Lord’s presence. Please invite other to join you.

The Rosary at 6:30AM (Before Mass) The Angelus at 12:00PM

The Divine Mercy Chaplet at 3:00PM The Rosary at 5:30PM for Peace and

the Holy Father’s intentions The Divine Mercy Chaplet (Sung) at 6:00PM

If you would like more information, call Madeline McComish at 617.387.7820

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BEREAVEMENT MASS DECEMBER 20TH AT 11:00AM

As an expression of sympathy for our families that have lost a loved one, every month we will celebrate a Mass for those that have passed away. This Mass will be for those who passed away this who passed away in NOVEMBER:

Jane R. Aucello, Carmella L. Capra, Arlene P. Cronin Vincent F. Davino, Mary Dunn

Marie Ann Gianino, Margaret M. Gibbons Elizabeth F. Greene, Rita T. Jordan

Kathleen Maloney Lillquist, Paul G. Mahoney Josephine A. Mardirosian, Laura M. Rumasuglia

Steven J. Sylva, Sr., Alfred W. Vita

Do you like to sing? Did you know that singing is praying twice? Why not join our choir? If you are interested, rehearsals take place on Wednesday Nights at 7:30PM at the Church or please see John after Mass and he will let you know when choir practice takes place. _______________________________________________

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“ May the Jubilee of Mercy bring us all closer to God’s goodness and love! ”

Pope Francis _______________________________________________

Please join us as we welcome the following newly baptized into our Catholic Community:

Nathaniel James Pashke

Julian Phonix Nascimento To the parents of these beautiful children we send the following blessing: We rejoice with you in the birth of your child. The people of this Church bless you and your baby and praise God for the great love and care that brought this infant into being. May the Lord fill you with faith, with courage, knowledge and patience. May the Lord give you strength for the days ahead and all the new things they hold. May the Lord be with you and live in the home you make for this child.

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MUSIC SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12TH (4PM) MUSICSUNDAY, DECEMBER 13TH (9; 11AM; 5:30PM)

Entrance: #494 The King of Glory Entrance: #337 People Look East Penitential Act: Sung—Lord Have Mercy Penitential Act: Sung—Lord Have Mercy Gloria: No Gloria: No R&A: Pg. 8-9 R&A: Pg. 8-9 Offertory: #Lead Me Lord Offertory: #616 Eye Has Not Seen Memorial Acclamation: When We Eat This Bread Memorial Acc: When We Eat This Bread Communion: #636 Blest are They Communion: #694 We Have Been Told Meditation: I Receive Meditation: Loving and Forgiving Recessional: #323 O Come O Come Emmanuel Recessional: Every Praise _______________________________________________________________________________________________________

Counting and sharing our blessings, we at Immaculate are very blessed by all that we do to share our goods with our neighbors. Such as soda can pull tabs for Shriner’s Hospital, Box Tops for Education, glasses for Haiti, ink cartridges that we recycle, clothes for St. Vincent DePaul, and food for our pantry. We have begun to collect new and slightly used shoes, sneakers and new socks for the homeless at St. Fran-cis House in Boston. As always, we thank you for your generosity and ask God to continue to bless us! ________________________________________________________________________________________________________

As you know, our Church hosts Christmas Dinner on Christmas Day after the morning Mass to all those who may not be able to afford dinner, may live alone or may have no family close by. This dinner takes many hands and hearts. We are looking for donations of TURKEY BREASTS, HAMS, POTATOES, GRAVY, CANNED VEGITABLES (GREEN BEANS; CORN), CRANBERRY SAUCE etc. Please see Rick or drop off at the Rectory as soon as you can. BAKERS NEEDED: We are in need of baked goods for Christmas day. Please drop them off after Mass on Christmas Eve or on the morning of Christmas Day. Thank you. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: We are also in need of cooks, servers as well as help to set up and clean up! This is also a great way for our Confirmation Class Students to do their service hours. PLEASE NOTE: There will be a sign up sheet in the back of the Church for you to choose what you can help with. Please contact Julie at 781-307-7869 regarding any of the above. As I said, this dinner takes many hands and hearts. Blessings!

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