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St. Augustine Parish, Andover, MA

Year of Mercy

Corporal Work of Mercy - Shelter the Homeless

The Christian tradition of providing hospitality, specifically of providing food and shelter to strangers, is deeply rooted in our faith tradition, stretching back to the time of Abraham, our father in faith who treated the three strangers to his tent to the customary hospitality of a splendid meal (Gn 18). We witness in the story of Ruth, the welcome extended to her by the Israelites, though she was a stranger to them and a widow without a home. It is important to remember that our own Lord, Jesus Christ, understood firsthand the plight of the homeless - born in a stable and, in order to escape the wrath of Herod, fleeing to Egypt where the holy family lived as refugees and strangers for several years. Listed below are some practical ways to practice this corporal work of mercy:

Support Lazarus House's transitional housing program through the annual Hike for Hope

Volunteer at or support Habitat for Humanity or donate time or goods to their Re-Store

Help an elderly/disabled neighbor with home repairs/care for their property

Support a family who is fostering and/or adopting a child by offering to babysit or tutor the child for free

Learn about and support the International Institute of New England which helps refugees and immigrants settle in new homes and find work

Pro-actively welcome new families in our parish

Invite someone to Mass who hasn't been in a while or who is searching for a spiritual "home"

Around the Parish Our monthly Bread and Roses commitment is this Tuesday, February 23rd. Please bring donations to the parish center on Monday between 8:45am-2:30pm and Tuesday between 8:45am-2pm. Thank you for your support of this ministry. Bread and Roses is a soup kitchen in Lawrence. Once each month, parishioner support this ministry through a regular schedule of donations of food. If you would like to help, please contact Eileen Novelline at [email protected]. Cancer Survivors Support Group meets Tuesday, Feb. 23rd at 6:30pm in the parish center. For info, contact Klara Vajda at 978-475-0050 x37 or Kathleen Cherny at [email protected].

School News

Students at St. Augustine School celebrated Valentine’s Day by supporting others. On Friday, February 12th, the school hosted a “Spread the Love” day in which students and teachers in every grade were encouraged to dress down in red, white, and pink in support of a noteworthy organization. This dress down was especially unique because students were allowed to dye their hair pink or red, wear nail polish, or wear hats for additional donations. Students were extra spirited for the holiday, while making a difference. All of the money raised was donated to the Inner City Catholic School

Scholarship Fund, which provides scholarships for students who wish to attend Catholic schools but cannot afford to do so. Students culminated the day with letter writing to students in inner city Catholic schools in Boston. What a great way to spread love this holiday! Pictured here are fourth grade students Brooke Kelley, Olivia Jeffries, Anneke Tapp, and Chiara Miles. Staff worked hard over the vacation week to move the pre-school and pre-K into the beautiful new St. Julie Billiart Early Education Center. Check out the photos on page 7.

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Sunday, February 21st, 2016

RCIA and the Rite of Election

On Sunday, February 14th, our catechumens joined hundreds of fellow catechumens and candidates at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross in Boston to celebrate the Rite of Election and Call to Continuing Conversion. The celebration was presided over by Cardinal Séan Francis O'Malley who was assisted, among others, by St. Augustine's own Dcn. Lou Piazza and altar server Leah Dennett. In his homily, Cardinal Séan noted that the catechumens were joining over 150,000 other catechumens in the 200 cathedrals throughout the country celebrating the Rite on this day and reminded those present that Lent is a time to prepare not just for Baptism and the renewal of Baptismal vows, but for eternal life. He encouraged the catechumens to be disciples of the Lord and to bring God’s loving mercy into a broken world. During the Celebration of Election, each catechumen was

called by forward name to the foot of the Sanctuary accompanied by their Godparents. The Godparents testified that the catechumens had listened to God’s Word proclaimed by the Church, begun to walk in God’s presence and shared with their Christian brothers and sisters in prayer. The Cardinal then asked the assembly for their prayerful support and he asked the catechumens to confirm their desire to enter into the life of the Church through the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and the Eucharist. After affirmation on all counts, the Cardinal declared the Church’s “election” of the catechumens and invited them to offer their names for enrollment in the Book of the Elect. By signing the Book of the Elect, with their Godparent’s hand on their shoulder, the catechumens, now known as the “elect”, enter the final stage of the RCIA, the Period of Purification and Enlightenment. The focus of this period will transition from catechesis to reflection, as the elect are encouraged to prayerfully examine their lives to discern their need for repentance and to reject sin in preparation for accepting God’s mercy and grace. As we continue to accompany our elect on their journey to the sacraments of initiation, let us continue to keep in our prayers all of the elect and candidates throughout the country and the world.

Youth Ministry

Thank you to the many who made donations for the mission trip to the Dominican Republic. Although the trip was cancelled due to concerns about the Zika Virus, your donations have been put to good use by Hands to Help of St. Mary of the Assumption Church in Lawrence, a program run by Merrimack College to assist residents of Lawrence in various ways such as with tutoring, college and career counseling services, and general assistance.

Alisha Reppucci, Director of H2H, said, "I want to sincerely thank [St. Augustine's] for your donation to Hands to Help this week. We have already started giving out the school supplies to the children that we tutor in Lawrence. Today I brought some of the toiletries to the people who live underneath the Casey bridge. It is my hope that I can also bring a suitcase full of your donations to the orphanage in Peru that Merrimack students will be doing service at in March. These donations will be put to great use and those who have already received them were extremely grateful. I can assure you that your donations are in good hands and will be distributed to those in need as soon as possible. On behalf of the Hands to Help staff I want to thank you for your donation and for all that you do in our community. Thank you!" Visit www.merrimack.edu/about/offices_services/hands-to-help for more information. See photos on page 7.

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Monday, February 22nd, Feast of the Chair of St. Peter, Apostle

1 Pt 5:1-4; Mt 16:13-19

8am Richard Norris

Tuesday, February 23rd, Tuesday of the Second Week of Lent

Is 1:10, 16-20; Mt 23:1-12

8am Marie Bernard

Wednesday, February 24th, Wednesday of the Second Week of Lent

Jer 18:18-20; Mt 20:17-28

8am Marie Bernard

Thursday, February 25th, Thursday of the Second Week of Lent

Jer 17:5-10; L 16:19-31

8am Mary Gallagher Verselli and John Gallagher

Friday, February 26th, Friday of the Second Week of Lent

Gn 37:3-4, 12-13, 17-28; Mt 21:33-43, 45-46

8am Marie Bernard

Saturday, February 27th, Saturday of the Second Week of Lent

Mi 7:14-15, 18-20; Lk 15:1-3,11-32

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Sunday, February 28th, Third Week of Lent

Ex 3:1-8, 13-15; 1 Cor 10:1-6, 10-12; Lk 13:1-9

8am Marie Bernard

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Dear Parishioners, I would like to express my sincere appreciation to all of you for your well wishes, for your healing cards, funny cards, for your home visits, the soups, the sweets, the books and the outpouring support that I experienced in this past 5 weeks during the recovery after my (second) knee replacement surgery. Yes, and not to forget, the delicious, hot cups of coffee, while in Wingate! Last Sunday, on the First Sunday of Lent was my first time back to mass and it was wonderful to be back, still limping, but feeling the support of our church community. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

Klara Vajda

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At St. Augustine this Week

Mon 2/22 Bread and Roses Donation Dropoff in Center, 8:45am-2:30pm Religious Education as Scheduled

Tue 2/23 Bread and Roses Donation Dropoff in Center, 8:45am-2:30pm Scripture Study in Center, 1pm Rosary Group in Church, 3pm Religious Education as Scheduled Helping Hands in Center, 6pm Cancer Survivors in Center, 6:30pm Adult Confirmation in Friary, 7pm Extravaganza Meeting in Center, 7pm

Wed 2/24 Evening Prayer in Church, 6:15pm Reconciliation in Church, 6:30pm Scripture Study in Center, 7pm FHC Parent Meeting in Center, 7pm

Thurs 2/25

Youth Choir Practice in Church, 4pm Teen Band Practice in Church, 5pm Bell Choir Practice in Center, 6pm Adult Choir Practice in Church, 7pm Div/Sep in Center, 7pm Lenten Study in Center, 7pm

Fri 2/26 Fish Bake in Center, 4:30pm Stations of the Cross in Church, 7pm

Sat 2/27 Joy of Life in Center, 10:30am

Sun 2/28 Religious Education as Scheduled RCIA in Friary, 9:30am Ultreya in Center, 6:30pm Bell Choir Practice in Center, 6:30pm Parish Retreat in Church, 7pm

For a complete list of events visit staugustineparish.org/calendar.

We remember in prayer those who are ill and pained in body, heart and mind. We commend to our Divine Lord all of our aged people and those residing in nursing homes. Please pray for Dave Tavares and Marie Poquette.

P rayer for Our Troops Around the World

“Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need. We ask this in the name of Jesus, our Lord and Savior.” We especially remember Michael Clark, Adam Devine, Joshua Devine, James Gaffney, Saverio Maldari, Sean Muschette, Trevor Powers, Tyler Rioux, Jeff Sirois, and Roosevelt Segura.

Religious Education A picture is worth a thousand words! Check out the photos on page 7 of Religious Education in action. Confirmation 1 students took time out from class to work with our Helping Hands Ministry preparing blankets for their many projects. Children from various grades helped make cookies during February vacation week for the clients of Bread and Roses.

Notes from the Loft It's FAMILY CHOIR time again! Join our EASTER SUNDAY FAMILY CHOIR and sing with us at the 9:30am Mass on Easter Sunday March 27th. We are asking families to attend at least two of the following rehearsals scheduled on Feb 25th, March 3rd, March 10th and March 17th 5:00-6:00pm in St Augustine Church. We will be singing from the CHOIR LOFT with the new organ! RSVP to [email protected] so we have enough song sheets for you!

Parish Support

Weekly Offertory 2/14/16 $13,094

Special Collections Church in Africa, Central and Eastern Europe $3,624

Church & Organ Repair Fund $375

Augustinian Foreign Missions $90

Next weekend, the Catholic Appeal will be announced in all parishes throughout the

Archdiocese. Please be sure to take home next week’s bulletin, which includes an insert with some helpful information about how the Catholic Appeal directly benefits our parish.

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See page 8 for information on the Parish Lenten Retreat being held next week - Feb 28th- March 1. All those attending are asked to bring, as a donation, a food item for our new dessert baking effort for Bread and Roses - flour, sugar, oats, etc. or monetary donation for fresh items. Stations of the Cross will be held each Friday evening during Lent at 7pm. This year we will be using meditations at each station focused on the theme of mercy. Please join us! The first Lenten fish bake is this Friday, February 26th from 4:30-6:30pm. Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus, $12/adult, $7/under age 10/free under age 5. Includes baked fish and assorted sides. Irish music provided by the KoC Rambling Boys. Fish bakes will also be held on March 11th and 18th. 24 Hours for the Lord - Beginning on Friday evening, March 4th and continuing until Saturday evening’s Vigil Mass, the Blessed Sacrament will be exposed for Adoration and the Sacrament of Reconciliation will be offered in selected parishes throughout the Archdiocese. Locally this will be held at St. Theresa in North Reading and St. Joseph the Worker Shrine in Lowell.

Evening Prayer, Wednesdays at 6:15pm - The prayers of the Liturgy of the Hours are drawn from Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition and rooted in the Jewish custom of praying throughout the day, a practice that was continued in the early Church. Today, the Liturgy of the Hours is prayed continuously throughout the world with the purpose of unifying the Church and sanctifying each hour of the day. The believer who prays the Liturgy of the Hours not only

sanctifies his own activities in the day but unites himself to Christ and His Church. As the pre-eminent prayer of the Church, outside of the Liturgy, the laity (that's us!) are encouraged to pray certain parts of it, especially the Morning (Lauds) and Evening (Vespers) prayers. On Wednesday evenings during Lent at 6:15pm, there will be a communal praying of Evening Prayer in the church. This will be followed by the Sacrament of Reconciliation at 6:30pm as part of the Archdiocesan wide "The Light is on for You" initiative. All are welcome.

Understanding the Triduum - Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and the Easter Vigil on Saturday, March 12th, 8:45am in the parish center. Presented by Fr. Rich O'Leary, OSA. Teen Stations of the Cross - Monday, March 21st, 7:30pm in St. Augustine Church. All are welcome to this powerful presentation by our teens, offered this year in memory of Colleen Ritzer and her legacy of kindness.

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CHRIST’S DISCIPLES…TRANSFORMED BY MERCY

A three night parish Lenten retreat

St. Augustine Church, 43 Essex St., Andover

Sunday, February 28, Monday, February 29, and Tuesday, March 1 at 7pm What is a retreat?

A retreat is a time set apart for prayer and reflection. What will happen during the retreat?

Over a span of one hour the community will come together to listen to the Word of God proclaimed and preached and spend some time in personal prayer. The retreat will conclude with the Celebration of the Eucharist on the final evening. This retreat will help parishioners:

To reflect on Jesus Christ as the face of mercy. To consider Christ’s call to go where love and mercy are most needed. To intentionally practice the spiritual and corporal works of mercy.

Mark your calendar so you can join us for the Retreat! Sunday, February 28 at 7pm Liturgy of the Word Deacon Dan Burns Monday, February 29 at 7pm Benediction Eileen McLaughlin Tuesday, March 1 at 7pm Celebration of Mass Fr. Dan O’Connell

Held under the auspices of the Archdiocesan Office of Spiritual Life


Sacraments Adoration - First Fridays 11:30AM-5PM Sept-June Baptism - www.staugustineparish.org/baptisms, preparation class - Dan & Jacqueline Fague, 978-623-0944 Reconciliation - Saturday 11AM-12PM Eucharist, Marriage, Sacrament of the Sick, Funerals Call the parish office - 978-475-0050 Rite of Christian Initiation and Adult Confirmation Mark and Mary DeFrancisco, [email protected]

Clergy and Religious Fr. Peter G. Gori, OSA, Pastor, x35 Fr. Richard T. O'Leary, OSA, Parochial Vicar, Prior, x32 Fr. Edward J. Enright, OSA, In Residence, x18 Dcn. Michael Curren, Deacon, x26 Dcn. Louis Piazza, Deacon, x43 Sr. Madonna Kling, CDP, Pastoral Associate, x36

Parish Staff Cynthia Arsenault, Director of Music, x34 Patty Ehlbeck, Offertory & Admin. Asst., x10 Katie Scanlon LeBlanc, Youth Ministry, x11 Karen Miller, Business Manager, 978 474-4201 Danette Morris, Communications Associate, x26 Mike O'Dea, Facilities Manager and Cemetery, x10 Debbie Street, Receptionist, x10 Klara Vajda, Outreach Coordinator x37

St Augustine School www.staugustineandover.org

26 Central St, Andover, 978 475-2414 Paula O’Dea, Principal, x11 Meghan Lovett, Assistant Principal, x12

Religious Education Bridget Rao, DRE, Confirmation & Grades 7-8, x28 Cheryl Germino, Grades 4-6, x31 Janice Zackular, Grades 1-3, x27 Joanne Heim, Administrative Assistant, x38

St. Augustine Parish Community website: www.staugustineparish.org email: [email protected] P: 978-475-0050 F: 978-475-3078

Church and Friary at 43 Essex St., Offices at 35 Essex St., Andover, MA 01810

Office Hours: Mon-Thurs 8:45am-4:30pm, Fri - 8:45am-2:30pm

Masses Saturday 8AM and 4PM Vigil Mass

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Featured Ministry Cursillo

St. Augustine Parish is truly blessed to have more than 30 ministries which provide a variety of services within our parish and throughout our local community. Our parishioners truly understand what it means to respond to the call to service and to fulfill the corporal works of mercy. Each week, a different ministry is featured here. For a complete list and description of each ministry, visit www.staugustineparish.org and for more info please contact the listed coordinator.

Cursillo, which means "short course in Christianity", is a three day experience led by spiritual directors and lay people, with talks, sharing, prayer and liturgies that lead participants to better know themselves and Christ and to live the message of the Gospel in their daily lives. The experience is designed for each individual to take away what he or she needs at that given point in the faith journey.

We are a strong, active community whose membership includes St. Augustine parishioners as well as Cursillistas from neighboring parishes. Many meet in small reunion groups, weekly or bi-monthly, or at the larger monthly reunion called the Ultreya. We gather to share with others our continued journey with the Lord. Ultreyas are held the first Sunday of each month. All Cursillistas and anyone interested in learning about Cursillo are welcome. Many participants return to their parish community ready to take a more active role in parish life.

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