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Fifth Sunday of Easter May 10, 2020 St. Joseph - St. Lazarus Parish is a community of believers served by the Sons of Divine Providence ~ Don Orione Fathers. St. Joseph - St. Lazarus Parish Fr. Mirek Kowalczyk, fdp Pastor Our Almighty and Merciful God is still in charge and in control of the world and everything that happens in it. In the book of the prophet Hosea God said “For it is love that I desire and not sacriϐice” May God reach in love and mercy have mercy on us all and the whole world Parish Ofϐice Closed until further notice You may Call Phone: 617 569 0406 Fax: 617 569 8212 E-Mail: [email protected] WELCOME NEW PARISHIONERS
Transcript of St. Joseph - St. Lazarus Parish - The Boston Pilot
Fifth Sunday of Easter
May 10, 2020
St. Joseph - St. Lazarus Parish is a community of believers served by the
Sons of Divine Providence ~ Don Orione Fathers.
St. Joseph - St. Lazarus Parish
Fr. Mirek Kowalczyk, fdp
Pastor
Our Almighty and Merciful God is still in charge and in control of the world and
everything that happens in it. In the book of the prophet Hosea God said
“For it is love that I desire and not sacri ice”
May God reach in love and mercy have mercy on us all and the whole world
Parish Of ice Closed until further notice
You may Call
Phone: 617 569 0406 Fax: 617 569 8212
E-Mail: [email protected]
WELCOME NEW PARISHIONERS
Fifth Sunday of Easter
May 10, 2020
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament everyday 8am-9am in the church
Do not be afraid, I will take care of
things and you will bless My name by humbling yourself. A thousand prayers
cannot equal one single act of surrender, remember this well. There is no novena more effective than this:
“O Jesus, I surrender myself to You, take care of everything!”
Surrender to me does not mean to fret, to be upset, or to lose hope, nor does it mean offering to me a worried prayer
asking me to follow you and change your worry into prayer. It is against this surrender, deeply against it, to worry, to be nervous and to desire to think about
the consequences of anything. It is like the confusion that children feel
when they ask their mother to see to their needs, and then try to take care of those needs for themselves so that their
childlike efforts get in their mother’s way. Surrender means to placidly close the eyes of the soul, to turn away from
thoughts of tribulation and to put yourself in my care, so that I act, saying,
“You take care of it.”
MASS INTENTIONS
Saturday May 9 4pm Olympia & William Mulloy & Sandra O’Brien By George Hardiman Sunday May 10 9am People Of The Parish 11am Anthony & Natalie DeAmelio By Daughter Lisa & Husband Nick Monday May 11 9am Cerucefissa Ditaui By Grandaughter Tuesday May 12 9am Lucy DiDonato By Rose Tacelli Wednesday May 13 9am Katherine Gavagan Thursday May 14 9am Alvina MacCormick ByThe Pastore Family Friday May 15 9am Paul Francina By The Pastore Family Saturday May 16 9am Community Mass Armata Family By Family 4pm People Of The Parish Sunday May 17 9am Camelo & Mary Analoro By Debi Analoro 11am God’s Blessing for the Mazzarella & Corcoran families By Family All Mass Intentions are celebrated in private by Fr. Mirek Sunday May 10 - Saturday May 16 The Divine Mercy Candles will burn in memory of M. Kim & Josephine Pelosi by Jim & Janice
Novena to St Anthony #9 Tuesday May 12, 2020
Fifth Sunday of Easter
May 10, 2020
Dear Parishioners, It is at mes like these our faith reminds us that we are never truly alone, even as we face unprecedented challenges as a parish com-munity. Though we are not able to join to-gether in the celebra on of the Eucharist, I con nue daily to pray for the health of you and your loved ones. I am reaching out to you about an effot creat-ed by a member of the laity with concern for our parish during this me of crisis. It is a spe-cial, 90 day campaign that will provide offer-tory support directly to the parish.
90 DAYS NOW - FOR OUR PARISH This special ini a ve asks, if possible, for pa-rishioners to rally around their parish by mak-ing a special daily offertory commitment for the next 90 days. This effort is intended to supplement weekly offertory gi s, given the challenges of the current crisis. If you would like to help St Joseph St Lazarus, please mail to our parish the check.
$1 per day donate $7 per week $2 per day donate $14 per week $5 per day donate $35 per week
Our church is there for us.
Thank you for being there for St Joseph St Lazarus
I understand many of you may not be able to contribute to this special offertory collec on given the economic impact this pandemic has had on your personal finances. I remain ex-tremely grateful for your prayers of support for our parish Fr. Mirek
Fifth Sunday of Easter
May 10, 2020
Anna Kavjian, Joseph Curry, Christopher DiRuzza, Mike & Sarah Enos, Jim Manning, Claire Burke, Paul and Susan Shramm, Bill Berube, Janet, McKenna Snow, Raj Mistri, Joseph Testa, Doreen Gattie, Susan Guadagno, Joseph Serilla, Julia Ferrara, Joan Leone, Marty Allen, Jerry Mazzarella, Janice Fantasia, Kerri Antonuccio, Athena Fantasia, Paul Martorano, Josephine Giuffre-Lee, Albert Angelone, Jennie Colantonio, Sandra Voltero, John Lonati, Alice Meucci, Marshall Pierce, Rahna Peirce, Eleanor Guarino, Alan Manfra, Josephine Palmer, Norma Maiullari, Linda Baldwin, Kirsten Sullivan, Ann Serra, Taylor Clarke, Amy Keech, John Antonuccio, Jr., Danny Trainito, Dorothy Simonini, John Tirrusa, Jaclyn Habeeb, Anna Ciano, Denise Bartehl, Anita Butler, Martha Gallego. Mary Ann Lysiak, Jessica Benton, Diane DiGiacomo Pray for all members of our parish family near and far, especially those serving in the United States Armed Forces. Thank you for your continual inancial support
of our Church. Please remember about St Joseph St Lazarus. We still have to pay bills
and we count on you.
Please Pray for the sick in our Parish
POPE’S FRANCIS Prayer for people
who are infected with COVID-19 or facing quarantine.
O Mary, you shine continuously on our journey as a sign of salvation and hope. We entrust ourselves to you, Health of the Sick. At the foot of the Cross you participated in Jesus’ pain, with steadfast faith. You, Salvation of the Roman People, know what we need. We are certain that you will provide, so that, as you did at Cana of Galilee, joy and feasting might return after this moment of trial. Help us, Mother of Divine Love, to conform ourselves to the Father’s will and to do what Jesus tells us: He who took our sufferings upon Himself, and bore our sorrows to bring us, through the Cross, to the joy of the Resurrection. Amen.
Fifth Sunday of Easter
May 10, 2020
COVID19 crisis has revealed some of the best things about Americans, but it’s also
unveiled our “shadow side”: our anxie-ties and self-protectiveness, sel ish
hoarding and blame-games.
What are some of the good things that we’ve demonstrated during the COVID19 crisis which help “redeem” this dif icult
moment, pointing us in more positive ways going forward ?
We’ve been mightily impressed by the courage and self-giving of our health
professionals, pastoral workers and oth-ers, caring for the dead, sick or at risk: we should imitate their generosity and support them well in the future. We’ve
witnessed our political, business and la-bor leaders cast aside ideological differ-ences to lead us through these dangers
and keep our polity and economy going: let’s hope that long continues. We’ve seen es-sential service workers stay on the job, others work from home, those out of work
looking out for others. We’ve proven we can adapt: now we’ve learnt how, I suspect Zoom meetings will be much more a part of life going forward. And we’ve found new
places and ways to pray and shre our faith and ideals. While of course much will even-tually return to normal, it will be a new normal, and it will be up to us all to make sure
that new normal is a better normal, more just and compassionate, more hopeful and caring.
“ONLY LOVE WILL SAVE THE WORLD”
Fr. Mirek
Fifth Sunday of Easter
May 10, 2020
Please Keep Our Church Clean………………………… We are asking all who come to Church for Mass and other services to please do not bring Coffee cups and water bottles with you and leave them in the pews. It takes much time to clean the pews between Masses. We also ask you to please return the missalettes to the holders and take your Bulletins home please. Don’t leave them in the pews. We humbly ask for your cooperation. Thank you for your understanding. Cell Phones……………………………………………… Please turn your cell phone off when entering the church or put them on vibrate. Mass Pricing……………………………………………. (Check Payable to Sons of Divine Providence) Weekday (Monday—Saturday) 9a.m. - $15.00 Weekend (Saturday 4p.m. , Sunday 9 & 11a.m. - $20.00 Community Mass (4 times a year in the months of Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct - The last Saturday of the month at 9a.m.) $5.00 per name. Mass Cards……………………………………………… Available at the Rectory for $5.00 each Candles / Host and Wine………………………………. (Check Payable to St. Joseph - St. Lazarus) Blessed Mother & Sacred Heart Candles - $10.00 each (Burn Sunday - Saturday) Host & Wine - $10.00 (Offered Sunday - Saturday) Bricks on the Church Walkway…………………………. $150.00 each - Contact the Rectory Church Parking Lot If you or some that you know takes the T in town or is flying out of Logan Airport Why not use the Church Parking Lot (How about Winter Parking !) Parking Rates $7.00 Daily $45.00 Weekly $100.00 Monthly (On the Parish envelope system) $150.00 (Not on the Parish envelope system) Please call the rectory for details
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