The Collaborative of

St. Ann and St. Brendan

April 26, 2020

Collaborative Offices

15 Rita Road, Dorchester, MA 02124

Phone : 617.436.0310 Fax: 617.436.1386

Collaborative Office Hours:

Monday—Thursday 8.30AM - 4PM

Friday 8.30AM—2PM

Website: www.stannstbrendan.com

Liturgical Schedule

St Brendan Church

589 Gallivan Boulevard

Weekend Masses

Saturday Vigil—4.00PM

Sunday—9.00AM

Daily Masses

Monday & Tuesday

9.00AM

Holy Days as

announced

Sacrament of

Reconciliation

Saturday—3.15-3.45PM Or by appointment

St Ann Church

243 Neponset Avenue

Weekend Masses

Sunday—7.30AM &

10.30AM

Daily Masses

Thursday & Friday —

9.00AM

Holy Days as

announced

Sacrament of

Reconciliation

By appointment

St Brendan School

29 Rita Road

Phone: 617 282 3388 Fax: 617 822 9152

Website: www.stbrendanschool.org

Principal: Mrs. Maura Burke

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Collaborative Staff

Father Brian Clary, Pastor

revbmc@gmail.com

Finance & Operations Manager:

Nancy A. Lafoe

saintbrendanparish02124@gmail.com

Administrative Assistant (Office):

Amy Mulvey

amulvey.collaborative@gmail.com

Sexton:

Marianne Curley

Facilities :

Thomas Curley

Director of Religious Education:

Mrs. Paula Skalinski

saintannreled@gmail.com 617.436.0310 ext 316

Assistant Youth Ministry Coordinator:

Linda Damatin

RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults)

Interested in completing or beginning your initiation into the

Catholic Church? Please call the Parish Office.

Music Director:

Mrs. Michelle McCourt

amccourt64@comcast.net

Organist: Joel Davidson

Collaborative Ministries

Ministry To Homebound & Elderly:

Holy Communion, Sacrament of the Sick or a visit from a priest.

Please call the Parish Office.

Saint Vincent DePaul Society Food Pantry:

Appointments are Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday

morning at 9:30am.

Marriage

Contact Parish at least 6 months in advance

Baptism

St. Ann’s; 4th Saturday of the month at 1pm.

St. Brendan’s; 2nd Saturday of the month at 1pm

**1st Child Parent Program is held a weeknight prior to the Baptism.

Please call the office to register**

DEADLINE FOR BULLETIN SUBMISSIONS

Monday at 12 Noon with Holiday exceptions

COMMUNICATE WITH LEADERSHIP

Please feel comfortable to share your con-

structive idea with the leadership of the par-

ishes. Below is a list of the members and their

email addresses.

St. Ann’s Parish Council

Elizabeth Lee Angell elizabethaagell@gmail.com

Mark Hegarty mjh19712001@yahoo.com

Stefanie O’Shea Stefanie.OShea@gmail.com

Michael Flynn, Jr. 86flynn@gmail.com

St. Ann’s Finance Council

Jim Hunt jimwhuntjr@gmail.com

Mary Lou O’Connor

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Tina Higgins tinahiggins97@gmail.com

St. Brendan’s Parish Council

Christine Mannion cmannion@comcast.net

Christine McLaughlin steenawoo@gmail.com

Bill Sansone wps0312@aol.com

Tom Tobin ttobin0803@gmail.com

St. Brendan’s Finance Council

Larry Feeney lawrencefeeney@comcast.net

Ann Grigas agrigas@kpm-us.com

Mike Ryan mjryan12@gmail.com

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FINANCIAL UPDATE – St. Brendan Parish

Week

ending:

Offertory

+ OLG

Cumulative

Budgeted Goal

To Date

Cumulative Offertory +

OLG Revenue To Date

4/12/20 $4,555

(OLG &

mail-in)

$246,000 $147,785

4/19/20 $2,665

(OLG &

mail-in)

$252,000 $150,450

Grand Annual Update – $38,958

St. Ann Parish Weekly Mass Intentions

All Masses and religious services in all

Archdiocesan parishes, missions, and campus

ministries are suspended until further notice

Please call the office to reschedule or email Amy

Amulvey.collaborative@gmail.com

St Brendan Parish Weekly Mass Intentions

All Masses and religious services in all

Archdiocesan parishes, missions, and campus

ministries are suspended until further notice

Please call the office to reschedule or email Amy

Amulvey.collaborative@gmail.com

This week’s Offertory Gifts at

St. Ann are offered

In loving memory of:

Chuck Geanacopoulos

St Brendan Parish

April Liturgical Support

In Loving Memory of:

Thomas F & Mary E Lennon and Family

FINANCIAL UPDATE – St. Ann Parish

Week

ending:

Offertory +

OLG

Cumulative

Budgeted Goal

To Date

Cumulative Offertory +

OLG Revenue To Date

4/12/20 $2,378

(OLG &

mail-in)

$246,000 $128,059

4/19/20 $13,561

(OLG &

mail-in) *

$252,000 $141,620

Grand Annual Update – $30,217

*Includes a single $10K Offertory donation from parishioner

ONLINE GIVING

The best way to assure that there is consistent income

is your signing up for online giving, so here or away,

the parish receives your sacrificial gift each week or

month - whatever is most convenient for you. Go to:

https://www.osvonlinegiving.com/1338 (SB)

https://www.osvonlinegiving.com/1037 (SA)

Upcoming Second Collections

4/26 Maintenance

5/3 - Utility & Energy Expenses

5/10 - Monthly Parish Collection

5/17 - Debt Relief

5/31 - Seminary (RCAB Collection)

***There will be no Mass and no Funerals on

Fridays at either St. Ann’s or St. Brendan’s until

Fr. Brian returns from his health leave. Thank

you for your understanding.***

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THE FINANCIAL REALITY

It goes without saying (perhaps you are facing

the reality yourselves) that to go six weeks with-

out any collections raises a critical challenge for

our two parishes. The Archdiocese is allowing

us to borrow money for salaries, etc., but we still

have operating expenses that come in and paying

them is being postponed, but only for so long.

We will be borrowing money for payroll and that

means added debt to our already outstanding

high debt. We are receiving some income from

online giving and drop offs at the office. I can’t

emphasize enough how critical your continued

contribution is. What I want to ask is that every-

one consider seriously giving to the parish. Per-

haps you could drop it off in the envelope slot at

the office, perhaps you could send in a dona-

tion . After six weeks of no regular income, we

know that normal life will not jump back to “the

way it was” into May. This is going to be a long-

term recovery and both parishes are going to

need your extra support. So many people are in

dire straights financially and we totally under-

stand because – so are we! We can empathize

with those who are, and we outreach to those

who can continue to support us. Please consider

this opportunity below to help us.

Fr Brian and Fr. Bob

90-DAYS NOW – FOR YOUR PARISH

This special initiative asks, if possible, for parish-

ioners to rally around their parish by making a

special daily offertory commitment for the next

90 days. This effort is intended

to supplement weekly offertory gifts, given the

challenges of the current crisis. Should you

choose to join in this effort, the Archdiocese has

created an easy-to-use link to donate.

https://bcatholic.sites.bostoncatholic.org/90DaysYourParish

COLLABORATIVE NOTES

1. Fr. Brian is out of the hospital and continuing

his recovery as well. Please continue your day-a-

prayer for Fr. Brian. He is most grateful.

2. Confession is by appointment. Please call the

office and leave a message. The Voice Mail is re-

trieved each day and we will be in touch with

you.

3. My prayer is for you and your family. For

those affected by the virus and its consequences,

we continue to pray for you all. Please pray for

us and God bless you and your families.

Stay well and stay put.

4. First Communion is postponed in both parish-

es. In consultation with Fr Brian, we are reticent

to set any dates for First Communion until the

state is “free” and we can set a date that will

work. We don’t want to keep changing dates, so

we ask your patience and understanding in these

unique times. The student “sign up” sheets at

this point will be suspended for the year in all

grades. As soon as we can do so with some cer-

tainty, we will inform you of a date for First

Communion. Given overlapping schedules etc.,

we may have to adjust the celebrations as

well. Right now we are in unchartered territory

and trying our best to move forward. We will

keep the community informed.

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Emmaus and Us

By Dr. Scott Hahn

We should put ourselves in the shoes of the disciples in

today's Gospel. Downcast and confused they're making

their way down the road, unable to understand all the

things that have occurred.

They know what they've seen - a prophet mighty in word

and deed. They know what they were hoping for - that He

would be the redeemer of Israel. But they don't know

what to make of His violent death at the hands of their

rulers.

They can't even recognize Jesus as He draws near to walk

with them. He seems like just another foreigner visiting

Jerusalem for the Passover.

Note that Jesus doesn't disclose His identity until they de-

scribe how they found His tomb empty but "Him they did

not see." That's how it is with us, too. Unless He revealed

himself we would see only an empty tomb and a meaning-

less death.

How does Jesus make himself known at Emmaus? First,

He interprets "all the Scriptures" as referring to Him. In

today's First Reading and Epistle, Peter also opens the

Scriptures to proclaim the meaning of Christ's death ac-

cording to the Father's "set plan" - foreknown before the

foundation of the world.

Jesus is described as a new Moses and a new Passover

lamb. He is the One of whom David sang in today's Psalm

- whose soul was not abandoned to corruption but was

shown the path of life.

After opening the Scriptures, Jesus at table took bread,

blessed it, broke it, and gave it to the disciples - exactly

what He did at the Last Supper (see Luke 22:14-20).

In every Eucharist, we reenact that Easter Sunday at Em-

maus. Jesus reveals himself to us in our journey. He

speaks to our hearts in the Scriptures. Then at the table of

the altar, in the person of the priest, He breaks the bread.

The disciples begged him, "Stay with us." So He does.

Though He has vanished from our sight, in the Eucharist -

as at Emmaus - we know Him in the breaking of the

bread.

Saint of the Week

Saint Pedro de San José Betancur

(March 19, 1626 – April 25, 1667)

Central America claimed its first saint with the canoni-

zation of Pedro de San José Betancur. Known as the

“Saint Francis of the Americas,” Pedro de Betancur is

the first saint to have worked and died in Guatemala.

Pedro very much wanted to become a priest, but God

had other plans for the young man born into a poor

family on Tenerife in the Canary Islands. Pedro was a

shepherd until age 24, when he began to make his way

to Guatemala, hoping to connect with a relative en-

gaged in government service there. By the time he

reached Havana, he was out of money. After working

there to earn more, he got to Guatemala City the fol-

lowing year. When he arrived, he was so destitute that

he joined the breadline that the Franciscans had estab-

lished.

Soon, Pedro enrolled in the local Jesuit college in hopes

of studying for the priesthood. No matter how hard he

tried, however, he could not master the material; he

withdrew from school. In 1655, he joined the Secular

Franciscan Order. Three years later, he opened a hospi-

tal for the convalescent poor; a shelter for the homeless,

and a school for the poor soon followed. Not wanting

to neglect the rich of Guatemala City, Pedro began

walking through their part of town ringing a bell and

inviting them to repent.

Other men came to share in Pedro’s work. Out of this

group came the Bethlehemite Congregation, which

won papal approval after Pedro’s death. A Bethle-

hemite sisters’ community, similarly founded after

Pedro’s death, was inspired by his life of prayer and

compassion.

He is sometimes credited with originating the Christ-

mas Eve posadas procession in which people represent-

ing Mary and Joseph seek a night’s lodging from their

neighbors. The custom soon spread to Mexico and oth-

er Central American countries.

Pedro died in 1667, and was canonized by Pope John

Paul II in Guatemala City on July 30, 2002.

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Due to increased concern about the spread of

Corona Virus we will be following the direc-

tives and guidance from the CDC and the

Archdiocese to attempt to contain the spread of

the Corona Virus using social distance guide-

lines and limiting public gatherings. We have

postponed the 10K dinner to Sunday, Sep-

tember 27th.

St Ann's $10,000 Dinner

Benefiting Parish Youth

Grand Prize $10,000!!!

Sunday, September 27th 2020

4pm - 5pm cocktails

5pm - 8pm dinner and drawing

Venezia Waterfront Restaurant

$150 for a numbered ticket

$50 for a companion ticket Payment options will be available after July 1st

Tables will be reserved for parties of 10.

For more info Call or Email Paula or Linda

at 617-436-0310, saintannoffice@gmail.com

Even if we cannot receive Jesus in the Eucha-

rist, we can still be close to Him by making a

Spiritual Communion. As we make this

Spiritual Communion, we pray for all those

affected by COVID-19.

The Friends of St Ann/ St Brendan 500 Club

Congratulations to this months winners!

$100 winner- Alyssa Sweeney

$250 winner-Fencer Family

$500 winner- Leary Family

Numbers are still available for the 500 Club.

Great idea for birthday, anniversary or any

other gift idea. Please contact Bill Sansone at

617 828 4557

or stannstbrendan500club@gmail.com.

Payment can be made via check made out to Friends

of St Ann/St Brendan or via Venmo at StAnn-

StBrendan. Checks can be mailed to 23 Belton Street

Dorchester, MA 02124.

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“Charity is the cement which binds Commu-

nities to God and persons to one another “

-St Vincent De Paul

We are always looking for new members from

either parish to help us in our mission to help

those in need.

_________________________________________

SVDP Food Pantry

The SVDP Food Pantry would love some do-

nations, any non-perishable items would be

greatly appreciated. The items most in need

are: cereal, soup, canned goods (tuna,chicken

and veggies) rice, Parmalat milk, pasta, pasta

sauce, peanut butter, jelly, juices, cookies, spa-

ghetti o’s, beef-a-roni, canned ravioli, any

canned pastas, beef stew and snack food . If

you have any questions or would like to help,

please contact: Mike Flynn –

sevenemz@aol.com

_________________________________________

SVDP Play Group

Monday mornings from 10am-noon

St. Brendan’s Church, Fr. Lane Hall

We are temporarily suspending playgroup

out of an abundance of caution concerning

the corona virus. We want to reduce the

spread of germs and keep everyone safe and

healthy. We will continue to monitor the

situation and hope to resume soon.

PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR LOCAL MEN AND WOMEN

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Scripture readings for the week of

April 26, 2020

26 SUN Acts 2:14, 22-33/1 Pt 1:17-21/Lk 24:13-35

27 Mon Acts 6:8-15/Jn 6:22-29

28 Tue Acts 7:51—8:1a/Jn 6:30-35

29 Wed Acts 8:1b-8/Jn 6:35-40

30 Thu Acts 8:26-40/Jn 6:44-51

1 Fri Acts 9:1-20/Jn 6:52-59

2 Sat Acts 9:31-42/Jn 6:60-69

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