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Ave Maria Parish Our Lady of the Assumption and Saint Maria Goretti
Seventh Sunday of Easter May 16, 2021
CConsecrate them in the truth. Your word is truth.
As you sent me into the world, so I sent them into the world. John 17:17-18
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Parish O ce 17 Grove Street, Lynn eld, MA 01940
www.avemarialynn eld.org O ce Hours:
Monday - Thursday 8:00 am– 4:00 pm Friday 8:00 am-12 noon
Our Lady of the Assump on Church 758 Salem Street, Lynn eld
781-598-4313 Fax: 781-598-0055
Mass Schedule Saturday Vigil: 4:00 pm Sunday: 7:30am, 11:00am Daily: 9:00 am on Monday, Wed., and Friday Confessions: Saturday 3-3:45pm and by appointment
Saint Maria Gore Church 112 Chestnut Street, Lynn eld
781-334-2367 Fax: 781-598-0055
Mass Schedule Sunday: 9:30 am Daily: 9:00 am on Tuesday and Thursday Confessions: By appointment
Mission Statement
No matter what your present status in the Catholic Church,
No matter what your current family or marital situation,
No matter what your current personal history, age, income, background, gender, race, ethnicity
or spirituality, No matter what your own self-image or holiness
or virtue - You belong to Christ and belong to us!
You are invited, accepted and respected here at Ave Maria Parish. We welcome you.
We want to share our Roman Catholic way of life with you!
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Rev. Paul E. Ri Pastor pri @ola-smg.org
Rev. Anthony Luongo Parochial Vicar [email protected]
Deacon Thomas O’Shea Permanent Deacon [email protected]
Audrey Sullivan Finance & Human Resources Manager [email protected]
Donna Hegan Pastoral Associate [email protected]
Kate McGrath Pastoral Associate [email protected]
Marie Lagman Director of Media Ministry [email protected]
Gina Kolenda Director of Liturgical Music [email protected]
Janine Sano Administra ve Assistant [email protected]
Dan Whelan Facili es [email protected]
For lists of Parish Council and Commi ee members, please visit our website: www.avemarialynn eld.org/councils-and-council-members
Contact Informa on
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FROM THE PASTOR’S DESK During this ten-day period between Ascension Thursday and Pentecost Sunday, the Church prays for a fresh, new outpouring of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit can be described as God on the move… the divine mover and shaker who makes Christ present to us and makes the Lord’s grace available to us and makes God’s saving plan happen for us. Just think about the incredible resume of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit was at work at the beginning of me, crea ng the whole world and all it contains, especially the human family. The Holy Spirit raised up the ancient people of Israel to be God’s chosen people, and the Spirit protected them in their great escape from slavery in Egypt, guided them to their Promised Land and brought them back home a er a long exile in Babylon. The Holy Spirit helped prophets speak the Word of God un l nally the Holy Spirit conceived Jesus, the eternal Son of God in the heart and womb of Mary. The Holy Spirit anointed Jesus at his bap sm and empowered him throughout his public ministry to proclaim the Kingdom of God in bold preaching and miraculous healings. The Spirit for ed Jesus to do the Father’s will in the Garden of Gethsemane, and strengthened Jesus to endure his passion and cross with unparalleled love. And a er three days, the Holy Spirit awakened Jesus from the sleep of death in the tomb, and then made the risen Lord visible and tangible to the disciples for 40 days a er the resurrec on, un l the Spirit nally li ed Jesus beyond our sight in the ascension. And when the Holy Spirit fell on Jesus’ disciples at Pentecost, the Spirit began to make Jesus present in the Church and in the world un l Jesus comes again in glory. The bo om line couldn’t be clearer. The Holy Spirit is God on the move, strengthening our faith in Jesus and promp ng us to respond to Jesus’ love in our lives. The fact is… in his Holy Spirit, Christ remains with us no ma er what, in good mes and bad, un l the end of me.
In the prayer St. John records as part of Jesus’ Farewell Discourse, the Lord prays that his Father will consecrate his disciples in the truth. This happens by movement of the Holy Spirit in us. To be consecrated in the truth means to be anointed and set apart for the mission of Christ. By the power of the Holy Spirit, we were all anointed at our bap sm, when the holy water was poured over us, and the sacred chrism was smeared on our heads. And so, because of the work of the Holy Spirit, we have all been set apart to bear witness to Christ. This happens in the simplest of ways… when we keep our cool and stay calm when our plans get messed up… when we spot and serve someone in distress instead of ignoring them… when we put our trust in God even in moments of doubt or heartache… when we rejoice in someone else’s success rather than be jealous and resen ul of them… when we let go of our grudges and forgive someone that has caused us hurt… when we move beyond our own problems and listen to somebody else’s struggles and pain. These examples are all clues of the Spirit’s work to keep us close to Christ, all solid evidence we are living in the truth of the gospel.
The Holy Spirit is always on the move, at work 24/7 to keep us close to Jesus, to help us remain in his love. But the Holy Spirit needs us to say “yes” to his o er of assistance; it’s up to us. During this month we honor Mary, the Mother of Jesus and Jesus’ rst and best disciple… she always said yes to the Holy Spirit… and with the help of her prayers and example, she can help us say “yes” to the movement of the Holy Spirit in our lives. Mary actually believed the Archangel Gabriel when he told her that nothing is impossible for God. And through Mary, the Holy Spirit gave us the Savior of the world and as a result we can believe that nothing is impossible for us. With the Spirit’s help, our anger can so en into compassion; our fears can be channeled into courage; our sel shness can give way to charity; our con icts can give way to peace; our enslavement to addic ons can be broken; and our doubts can nd clarity and resolu on. So in the coming days, may the Spirit of Jesus fall afresh on us and ll us with every good gi to live in Christ! We call upon the Holy Spirit at every Mass we celebrate… to move among us and transform our simple wafers of bread and cups of altar wine into the Body and Blood of Christ… the spiritual food and drink we really need to remain in loving communion with Jesus the risen Lord.
If you are visiting Ave Maria parish, we extend a warm welcome. Please feel free to introduce yourself to the celebrant. If we can be of service to you in any way, please let us know. We look forward to seeing you again.
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PRAYER + WORSHIP
Note: By Thursday noon of each week, please sign up for the Mass you plan to a end by contac ng Janine Sano at 781-598-4313 or [email protected], or by lling out our website’s Contact Us form (www.avemarialynn eld.org/contact-us). Please give us your name, phone number, the number of people a ending, and the Mass you are a ending. When entering our churches, you need to wear a mask or face covering, and observe social distancing guidelines. Temperature checks will be required prior to entering our churches.
Mass Inten ons Saturday, May 15 4:00 pm Celebrant: Fr. Tony The Nazzaro Family Memorial Sunday, May 16 7:30 am Celebrant: Fr. Tony Joseph Iuliano 15th Anniversary 9:30 am Celebrant: Fr. Paul Kelly Aus n Memorial 11:00 am Celebrant: Fr. Bucciferro Marilyn Spayne 2nd Anniversary Monday, May 17 9:00 am Perry Barrasso Memorial Tuesday, May 18 9:00 am Alan DeRosa 5th Anniversary Wednesday, May 19 9:00 am Inten on of the Celebrant Thursday, May 20 9:00 am Inten on of the Celebrant Friday, May 21 9:00 am Inten on of the Celebrant Saturday, May 22 4:00 pm Celebrant: Fr. Paul John Meuse 1st Anniversary Sunday, May 23 7:30 am Celebrant: Fr. Bucciferro Doris Whipple Memorial 9:30 am Celebrant: Fr. Paul Inten on of the Celebrant 11:00 am Celebrant: Fr. Tony Be y and Joseph Petrus Memorial
Rosary Virtual: Videos for praying the Rosary are available on our website’s Devo ons page www.avemarialynn eld.org/devo ons) and our YouTube channel.
In person/Zoom: Our Rosary Group meets at 8:30am every Wednesday at OLA. If you would like to join via Zoom, contact Piri: [email protected].
Zoom: Corinna Tavano is also leading live Zoom rosary prayer groups on Tuesday mornings at 8:30am. Email her at [email protected] and use the word ROSARY (all caps) in the subject line.
Please visit our website’s Prayer Inten ons page: www.avemarialynn eld.org/prayer-inten ons
Please pray for the repose of the soul of Anthony R. Cardillo, whose funeral was celebrated this past week. Kindly remember in your prayers the deceased members of our parish, those who have asked for our prayers, and those who have no one to pray for them by name. In your charity, please pray for:
John Andruskiewicz Richard Anzuoni, Sr. Frank Barle a Jerry Barraford Jodi Brean Christopher Campbell Colin Campbell Debbie Catalano Sco Covey Peggy DeSan s Gina Distefano Mark Donovan Terri Du
Nick Esposito Marie Evans Rosemarie Giordano Rosemarie Lovetere Helene Mader Lloyd Mader Elle Marie Megan & unborn baby Virginia (Ginny) Meole Rosemary Mitchell Greg & Kathy Mochi Chris and Judy Nikitas Msgr. Kevin J. O'Leary
Candace Orlando-Siegel Richard W. Polhemus Paul Protz Chris ne and Fran Reddy Jim Rich Lillian Ross Patricia A. Saba David Sakurai Sharla Caico Sieve Linda Silverio Robert Strickland Marianne Supino Richard A. Trainito
Christopher Waterman George Weickert
We pray for those currently serving in the military and deployed overseas
Tom Hathaway, USMC Ma hew J. Maimone, US Navy
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Let Us Know If you would like the Eucharist brought to you during
Holy Communion due to mobility issues, please talk to an usher.
Virtual Mass We con nue to o er a virtual weekend Mass, accessible
via our website or parish YouTube channel.
Funerals We have resumed the celebra on of Funeral Masses in our churches, with social distancing restric ons. Please
contact our Business O ce at 781-598-4313.
Pastoral Visitation Ministry This ministry visits those who are elderly, sick, or
homebound for any reason to bring the Eucharist, perform the Anoin ng of the Sick, or just check in on our
neighbors. Please contact Kate McGrath at [email protected] or 781-598-4313 x224.
Baptisms The Sacrament of Bap sm is usually conferred on the second Sunday of the month at 12:30 pm at both OLA
and SMG. For more informa on, contact Janine Sano at [email protected] or 781-598-4313.
Weddings Engaged couples should contact the church o ce at
least 6 months prior to your wedding date. For schedules of marriage prepara on programs o ered by
the Archdiocese, please visit: www.bostoncatholic.org/FamilyLife
NOTEWORTHY News Deadline
All parish bulle n submissions must be submi ed to Marie Lagman at bulle [email protected] no later than 12:00 noon on the Friday of the preceding week. We maintain the editorial right to priori ze submissions.
St. Vincent de Paul If you know someone who may need help with heat,
food, clothing, or even rent/mortgage, please call 781-513-6695. All informa on received is kept strictly
con den al.
Sign Up for Weekly Email Blasts! To receive our weekly emails with parish news, informa on, and resources, contact Marie at
Mother’s Day Spiritual Remembrance Envelopes
As a way of honoring and remembering the special women in your life during the month of May,
include their names in the contribu on envelopes provided at the church entrances and drop them in
the regular o ertory basket.
2021 Catholic Appeal Update The 2021 Catholic Appeal campaign is well
underway! As of May 10, we have raised $42,045, which is about 60% of our parish assessment of
$69,799.52. Our hear elt thanks to all who have par cipated, especially during this di cult year.
Whether you are a ending Mass in person or watching from home, we ask that you prayerfully
consider suppor ng this year’s Appeal.
We recognize that many of you may be naviga ng your own nancial challenges but ask for your
prayerful considera on of a gi to the 2021 Catholic Appeal at whatever level is comfortable for you.
Every gi , regardless of the size, is meaningful and can make an impact. Dona ons can be made on line
at www.bostoncatholicappeal.org or by scanning the QR code.
This is our Church and when you support the Appeal, you support us!
Ave Maria Parish Offertory (includes online, basket, and mail-in dona ons)
Week of May 2 $14,230
Please be sure to make checks payable to Ave Maria Parish. For those who have set up automa c checks
from your banking account, please update the payable line to Ave Maria Parish. May God bless you for your
con nued stewardship.
As we con nue to consolidate and conserve our resources as a merged Ave Maria Parish, we are merging
the parish databases and envelope companies. In the coming weeks, all parishioners who are using envelopes
will receive new numbers. Beginning with the July mailing, the design of the envelope will re ect our one
Ave Maria parish and the new numbering will take e ect. If you have any ques ons, please contact Audrey
Sullivan or Janine Sano via email or at 781-598-4313.
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PARISH NEWS St. Vincent de Paul Annual Baby Shower May 1-30, OLA and SMG In this month dedicated to our Blessed Mother and mothers everywhere, our SVdP ministry is collec ng new baby gi s for Catholic Chari es in Lynn. Please leave un-wrapped gi s in OLA’s transverse aisle or SMG’s ves bule.
JFJ Backpacks for Foster Children Now through May 30, SMG/OLA Please ll a new backpack with
emergency essen als for a child in foster care. We ask that you donate a lled backpack and not individual items. All new-with-tags items should be packed into a new backpack and labeled with the gender, size, and season of clothing on a note ed to the handle. Drop boxes are located at both SMG and OLA, and arrangements can be made for home pick-ups. Please contact Marty Santosuosso at [email protected] or 978-535-2037.
Backpack ller items Sizes 4-9: pajamas, 2 pairs of socks, 2 pairs of underwear, an ou it, soap, shampoo, toothpaste/toothbrush, hairbrush or comb, possibly a small stu ed animal or small coloring book/crayons, puzzle, Lego, or age-appropriate book
Sizes 10-18: same as above but with the addi on of deodorant and possibly a gi card to CVS, Target, Walmart, or Amazon
Second Collection Next week’s second collec on supports the forma on and training of seminarians in the Archdiocese of Boston for future service as priests. We are blessed that many are responding to the call to serve as priests. Please help support these seminarians on their journey toward ordina on to the priesthood. For more informa on, visit www.Voca onsBoston.org.
We congratulate the seminarians who celebrated their Admission to Candidacy at Saint John's Seminary in April. The
Rite of Candidacy signi es that a seminarian has reached a point in his discernment where he and the Church are ready to
make their inten ons public. During the Admission to Candidacy, the seminarian promises to prepare himself in
mind and spirit to “give faithful service to Christ the Lord and his Body, the Church." (Photo credit: Saint John's Seminary)
Love Your Neighbor Ministry Did you recently join our parish? Do you know a fellow parishioner who had a new baby? As your faith family, we want to accompany you on your journey — to brighten your tough days and to celebrate your happy occasions. Contact Kate McGrath at [email protected] to share the name of someone or to volunteer to help.
Prayer Shawls and Baby Blankets Do you have a loved one who is ill, hospitalized, grieving, or just in need of a comfor ng hug from God? Or perhaps your niece is gradua ng from college and heading out on her own, or your neighbor is welcoming a
new baby? Prayer shawls and baby blankets, infused with layers of prayers and blessings, are available at our Parish O ce. There is no charge, but we welcome contribu ons to defray the cost of the yarn. New members to the Ministry are always welcome! For more informa on, contact Carol Farina at [email protected].
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FIRST HOLY COMMUNION PHOTOS
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YOUTH AND ADULT FAITH FORMATION Faith Formation
Kathryn McGrath [email protected] Adult Faith Formation
Jamie Bossi [email protected] Elementary Coordinator
Robyn Yannone [email protected] Adolescent Coordinator
Did you know that last Thursday was the Feast of Our Lady of Fa ma?
On May 13, 1917, in the ny village of Fa ma, Portugal, three peasant children -- Francisco, Marta, and
Lucia -- were tending sheep when the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared as “a Lady all in white, more brilliant than the sun… indescribably beau ful.” From May through October of that year, the Lady appeared to the children on the 13th day of each month.
She promised that God would grant peace to the en re world if her requests for prayer, repara on, and consecra on were heard and obeyed. She asked that people pray the Rosary and add the Fa ma Prayer at the end of each decade. While many people believed the children, many others ridiculed their story. So, when it became known the Lady would visit the children for the last me on October 13, 1917, and had promised a sign “so that all may believe,” nearly 70,000 believers and scep cs alike journeyed through torren al rain and mud to be in a endance.
And what they saw was that the “clouds separated…and the sun appeared between them in the clear blue, like a disk of white re.” Then the huge reball began to “dance,” whirling in all direc ons and
inging out brilliant colors. Within 10 minutes, the sun returned to its normal place in the sky and people discovered that their previously drenched clothing was completely dry. This has become known as The Miracle of the Sun.
Francisco and Marta died a couple of years a er the visions at Fa ma, as the Lady had foretold would happen. They were canonized by Pope Francis in 2017 on the centennial of the rst appari on. Sister Lucia died in 2005 and is being considered for bea ca on. h ps://fa machurchabq.org/our-lady-of-fa ma-miracle
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upino Insurance Agency Auto - Home - Life - Business Discounts:
Low Mileage Auto & Home Good Student
Motor Club Air Bag Alarm
Accident Forgiveness Mature Discount
Pay in Full Green Discount
Motor Club & A Variety of Others
374 Main St, Wakefield ———————————— 550 Summer St, Lynnfield
———————————— 1012 Eastern Ave, Malden
550 Summer St, Lynnfield
1012 Eastern Ave, Malden
20 years in business
Get your house really clean for the holidays.
Reliable, insured and references.
20 years in businessCall for more information: 617-438-0897
Get your house really clean for the holidays.
Kyle Shinnickwww.leahylandscaping.com
“God is Love” 1 John 4:8
Medium Hot Coffee
or Tea
99¢
Excludes Specialty Coffee. Limit one per customer per day. Cannot be combined with any other offer.
Shop must retain coupon. No Copies. No Subsitutions.
142 Lowell St, Wakefield MA
Valid at the:
location only
St. Maria
EXP. 09/30/2020EXP: 04/30/2021
Lic.# CS-068461
Fully Licensed & Insured
North Reading, MA978-276-3043
Cemetery Plot - Puritan Lawn Cemetery (Peabody)
Deed for double depth interment in pre-installed double cement crypt.
May be used for cremation burials. Prime lot in most desired section of cemetery.
Value $7,000, Asking $4,500 (includes transfer fee)
Call or text 617-791-0647.
Debbie Caniff, REALTOR®
Fellow Parishioner for 38 years
(617) 771-28271085 Summer St, Lynnfield [email protected]
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617-779-3771