CCHURCH OF SAINT IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA LA IGLESIA DE SAN IGNACIO DE LOYOLA

Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary TimeDécimo Cuarto Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario

July 5th, 2020

COME… I WILL GIVE YOU REST.

VEN… TE DARÉ DESCANSO.

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Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 5th, 2020Zech 9:9-10 Rom 8:9,11-13 Matthew 11:25-30

From the Desk of the Pastor

(Continued on page 3) (Continúa en la página 3)

Dear Parishioners,This weekend we are celebrating the 244th anniversa-

ry of the July 4th adoption of the Declaration of Inde-pendence. In 2017, I wrote the following about Indepen-dence Day for the bulletin:

Surely, many of us recognize and perhaps can easily recall its memorable second sentence: “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Cre-ator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.”

Sadly, this declaration of human rights was clearly hypocritical then and still is today, 241 years later. When written, the claim “all men…,” for instance, was far from inclusive. Neither slaves nor women were contenders. And though we have come a long way, we know racism and sexism still persists. We actu-ally almost daily see Rights denied to Refugees and Immigrants, to those in the LGBTQ community, and to the still far too many jobless, economically struggling, and downright destitute throughout our land. After all, how does one really pursue happiness if hungry or homeless, sick and without adequate health care?

Still many of us will celebrate our nation with barbecues and

shortcomings, our political divisions and animosity towards those with whom we disagree, should we?

Recently, a reason we should was highlighted for me at our Par-ish’s “end-of-year” afternoon barbecue for our seniors. After I of-fered Grace, one of the women, said she believed strongly that our country desperately needs prayers at this time. She has been praying, therefore, simply by singing the words of Irving Berlin’s “God Bless America.” Leading us in song and without the printed words, we were all able to rousingly and with heartfelt voices join her in singing:

God Bless America, land that I loveStand beside her and guide her

Thru the night with a light from aboveFrom the mountains to the prairies

To the oceans white with foamGod Bless America, my home sweet homeGod Bless America, my home sweet home

For those of us of a certain age, we cannot even think of this song without the name Kate Smith coming to mind. Since writing this bulletin letter, though, we learned last April of a controversy surrounding this beautiful song. What became controversial was her recording in the early

Queridos feligreses,

aprobación de la Declaración de Independencia del 4 de julio. En 2017, escribí lo siguiente sobre el Día Indepen-dencia para el boletín:

Seguramente, muchos de nosotros reconocemos y tal vez recorda-mos su memorable segunda oración: “Mantenemos esas verdades por ser evidentes, de que todos los hombres han sido creado iguales, han sido dotados por su Creador de ciertos Derechos inalienables, entre ellos, la Vida, la Libertad y la búsqueda de la Felicidad.”

Tristemente, esta declaración de los derechos humanos era clara-mente hipócrita en ese entonces, y todavía lo es, 241

“todos los hombres…”, por ejemplo, estaba lejos de ser inclusiva. Ni los esclavos ni las mujeres es-taban incluidos en ella. Aún cuando hemos avan-zado mucho, sabemos que el racismo y el sexismo persisten todavía. Actualmente vemos casi a diario cómo los derechos les son negados a los refugiados y a los inmigrantes, a aquellos pertenecientes a la co-

munidad LGBTQ y a los muchos desempleados, que están pasando trabajo económico y a los indigentes en todo nuestro país. Después de todo, ¿como se puede buscar la felicidad si se está hambriento, o sin hogar, enfermo y sin un sistema de salud adecuado?

Y aún así, muchos de nosotros celebraremos a nuestra Nación

dadas todas nuestras faltas, nuestras divisiones políticas y animo-sidades con los que no estamos de acuerdo, ¿Deberíamos hacerlo?

Recientemente, una razón por la que deberíamos hacerlo me fue

nuestros ancianos. Después de que hice la bendición de los alimentos, una de las mujeres dijo que ella creía que nuestro país necesitaba nuestras oraciones en este momento. Por eso, ella ha estado rezan-do con la letra de “Dios Bendiga a América,” de Irving Berlin. Guiándonos, y sin la letra impresa, fuimos capaces de unir nuestras voces emocionadas y sentidas con ella cantando:

Dios Bendiga a América, la tierra que amoPara que esté junto a ella, la guíe

A través de la noche con una luz desde lo altoDesde las montañas a los prados

Hasta los océanos blancos de espumaDios Bendiga a América, mi hogar queridoDios Bendiga a América, mi hogar querido

Para aquellos de nosotros con cierta edad, ni siquiera podemos pensar en esta canción sin que el nombre de

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1930s of two songs with clearly racist lyrics. This resulted in the NY Yankees and Philadelphia Flyers removing her rendition of God Bless America from their games. Her statue was also removed from outside the Wells Fargo Center.

A few days later it was uncovered that in May 1945, a few months before the end of WWII on a popular radio show she said the following:

“Race hatreds — social prejudices — religious bigotry

Unless they are exterminated it’s inevitable that we will have another war. And where are they going to be exter-minated? At a conference table in Geneva? Not by a long shot. In your own city — your church — your children’s school — perhaps in your own home. You and I must do it – every father and mother in the world, every teacher, everyone who can rightfully call himself a human being. Yes, it seems to me that the one thing the peoples of the world have got to learn if we are ever to have a lasting peace, is — tolerance. Of what use will it be if the lights go on again all over the world — if they don’t go on … in our hearts.”

While these two songs that she did not write are racist, her own words seem to demonstrate personal, heartfelt

regular attendance at Mass converted her? [She became -

tending Mass.] As Confederate statues and monuments continue to

be rightly removed across our nation, I hope these past

among us that in turn inspires our own continued need to learn, develop and grow.

Let me end this letter with the words I wrote in 2017 along with the hope for each of us to continue to person-ally grow as it seems Kate Smith had.

We may never be a Peoples free of hypocrisy. Yet, as long as we continue to pray for our God to bless us and guide us, and, as long as we earnestly strive with all our heart to see that one day that second sentence of the Declaration of Independence becomes a truly inclu-sive reality across our nation, we indeed have reason to celebrate. Happy Fourth of July!

Blessings,Fr. Joe

Kate Smith venga a la mente. Desde que escribimos esta carta para el boletín, sin embargo, nos enteramos en abril pasado de una controversia en torno a esta hermosa can-ción. Lo que se hizo polémico fue sus grabaciones a prin-cipios de la década de 1930 de dos canciones con letras claramente racistas. Esto resultó en que los Yankees de NY y los Flyers de Philadelphia eliminaran su versión de God Bless America de sus juegos. Su estatua también fue removida de los alrededores del Wells Fargo Center.

Unos días más tarde se descubrió que en mayo de 1945,

en un popular programa de radio dijo lo siguiente:"Los odios raciales —prejuicios sociales— la intoler-

ancia religiosa— son las enfermedades que devoran las -

table que tengamos otra guerra. ¿Y dónde van a ser exter-minados? ¿En una mesa de conferencias en Ginebra? Ni por asomo. En tu propia ciudad— tu iglesia — la escuela de tus hijos— tal vez en tu propia casa. Tú y yo debemos hacerlo: cada padre y madre del mundo, cada maestro, to-dos los que pueden llamarse a sí mismos un ser humano. Sí, me parece que lo único que los pueblos del mundo tienen que aprender si alguna vez vamos a tener una paz duradera, es- la tolerancia. De qué sirve si las luces se en-cienden de nuevo en todo el mundo, si no se encienden ... en nuestros corazones."

Si bien estas dos canciones que no escribió son racistas, sus propias palabras parecen demostrar un crecimiento y desarrollo personal, sincero. ¿Podría haberla convertido la

-do por 25 años regularmente a misa.]

A medida que las estatuas y monumentos confederados continúan siendo eliminados con razón en toda nuestra

-sentes, ayuden a inspirar el diálogo entre nosotros, que a su vez inspire nuestra propia necesidad continua de aprender, desarrollarnos y crecer.

Permítanme terminar esta carta con las palabras que escribí en 2017 un largo con la esperanza de que cada uno de nosotros continúe creciendo personalmente como parece que Kate Smith tenía.

Tal vez nunca seamos un pueblo libre de hipocresías. Sin em-bargo, mientras continuemos rezando para que nuestro Dios nos bendiga y nos guíe, y mientras realmente nos esforcemos de corazón en ver que algún día esa segunda oración de la Declaración de la Independencia se convierta en una verdadera realidad inclusiva en toda nuestra Nación, realmente tendremos una razón por la cual celebrar. ¡Feliz Cuatro de Julio!

Con bendiciones:P. Joe

The Catholic AppealEven in the midst of a global pandemic, service to

others remains core to the work of our Church.

Anointing the sick. Serving our faith communities.

Supporting our schools. And so much more.

This is Our Church. Funded by the Catholic Appeal.

If you are able, please prayerfully consider making a

gift to the 2020 Catholic Appeal to ensure that this

critical work continues. To learn more about Your

Church at Work or to make a donation, visit

www.bostoncatholicappeal.org. Thank you!

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Notice:

Dr. Anthony Compagnone, a parishioner and member of the Liturgy Commission, has

advised us that masks are effective ONLY if they cover both your nose and your mouth,

with a snug fit over the nasal bridge. This is the best way to prevent your respiratory

droplets from escaping into the space around you and onto others.

Further, he pointed out that recent studies have shown that, while VALVED masks may

make it easier for you to inhale, they are ineffective in preventing your exhaled breath

from contaminating the air around you.

Valved masks of any kind, therefore, will be prohibited for use during Mass at St. Ignatius.

The Greeter at your liturgy will happily provide you with an acceptable mask to wear as

you enter the church. We also ask that you wear your mask properly throughout the Mass.

This is for the safety of us all. We appreciate your cooperation.

-Fr. Joe

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Peace, Justice, & Reconciliation Commission

Ignatian Solidarity Network Webinars

The Social Construction of Systemic Racism: Why Doing Nothing Makes You Complicit

Wednesday, July 8th

12:00 - 1:30 p.m.

Reflection on Anti-racismWednesday, July 22nd

12:00 - 1:30 p.m.

To register or for more information about these webinars, vist:

ignatiansolidarity.net/events/

"Catholic Leaders Denounce Court’s Rejection of

Federal Death Penalty Appeal"

To read the article in America Magazine, visit: https://bit.ly/2VCQ4A7

For resources about the death penalty, Catholic Social Teaching, and

restorative justice, visit the Catholic Mobilizing Network website:

https://catholicsmobilizing.org

Green Team Tip:Governor Baker has mandated that shoppers cannot use their own reusable bags when

they shop in stores during this time of COVID-19. Try this workaround:

1. Have your reusable bags in the trunk of your car.

2. At checkout, refuse disposable bags and instead place your purchased items back into the cart.

3. Once you reach your car, transfer your grocery items into the reusable bags.

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Racial Justice Committee

If you would like to join the signatories of our Racial Justice Committee,

or view a list of racial justice resources, please visit our webpage:

stignatiuschestnuthill.org/122

Anti-racism resources and statements can be found on the page.

July 2020

Cardinal Sean O’Malley

Archdiocese of Boston Pastoral Center

66 Brooks Drive

Braintree, MA 02184

Dear Cardinal O’Malley:

We are writing to follow our letter of June 3 and commend you for the powerful statement you issued on June 5

and the homily you delivered on June 13 at the Mass for Racial Justice and Healing. We were heartened to hear

your call for Catholics to address the “evil and moral cancer that is racism,” and your reminder that “it will not

happen without the sustained effort and focus of all.”

As Catholics, we must reckon with our own history of racism – we “must contend with our historical complicity

in slavery” and prioritize racial healing. As such, we want to lift up our call to action and ask you, once again, to

consider the four recommendations articulated in our June 3 letter and repeated below.

You rightly stated that “our faith calls us to leadership in breaking down barriers and standing against injustice.”

We heartily agree that “the reality of racism in our society and the moral imperative of racial equality and justice

must be incorporated in our schools, our teaching and our preaching.” Our parish of St. Ignatius has taken some

positive steps over the past two years, steps that have accelerated in the months since the murders of George

Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery: our Pastor has delivered multiple homilies on the need for recon-

ciliation and anti-racism; we have held several prayer witnesses in support of the Black community; we have

provided resources for our parents on raising anti-racist children; and we will soon display several banners with

anti-racist messages.

Our call to action, informed by our prayerful consideration on Pentecost Sunday, and energized by the Holy

Spirit is reiterated here:

•Establish a high-level Racial Justice Committee with a mandate to recommend specific steps for every

Catholic and every parish in the Diocese to combat racism;

•Equip all parishes in the Archdiocese with Black Lives Matter banners and emphasize that they should be

displayed prominently;

•Endow a fund, using monies given via the current Cardinal’s appeal, to support local organizations working

to address issues of systemic racism; and,

•Embrace an advocacy agenda that explicitly supports racial equity and counters systemic racism.

Mayor Walsh has pledged to make Boston a national leader in the work of combatting systemic racism. As the

leader of the Archdiocese – the fourth largest in the United States – centered in Boston, your actions will deter-

mine whether the Catholic church can play a significant role in helping the country rid itself of the scourge of

racism.

Respectfully,

The St. Ignatius Parish Racial Justice Committee

Peace, Justice, & Reconciliation Commission

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As we Approach Phase 3 of the

Governor's Plan for Reopening Familiarize yourself with the procedures to be followed if you choose to return

to celebrate Mass in our Church.

This will be helpful and informative to anyone who decides to make a

reservation for any Mass offered during

Phases 2 and 3 of the Governor's reopening plan:

youtube.com/watch?v=Rnk83fDvP8U

Online Masses at St. IgnatiusSundays

10:30 a.m. (English)

12:00 p.m. (Español)

Photo courtesy of Patricia Williams

Subscribe to our YouTube Channel

Email reminders are sent out about these Masses.

Do the audio and video ever seem out of sync to you? Here's the solution:

Summer Activities and EventsJust for Kids...

Children's Book of the Week - Check your emails to read this week's book, "Too Many Mangoes" by Tammy Paikai.

Weekly Children's Bulletin - Each week, our newsletter includes

These bulletins feature engaging activities exploring the themes of our Sunday gospel readings, and are a fantastic (and low-maintenance) re-source for parents.

As a Family...

Anti-Racism Resources for ParentsWe want to empower and encourage our St. Ignatius families toward greater anti-racist advocacy and action. Our most recent weekly Faith Formation newsletter contains a growing list of resources for parents to engage in conversation with their children regarding racial injustice and,

and sisters. Please contact Annarose if you did not receive these re-sources, or if you have any helpful resources you would like to add to

the list. Together we can answer Jesus' call to work for justice for Black lives in our nation.

Family Mass Liturgy of the Word! As we continue to await the day we can gather all together in person as a Family Mass community, we will be posting weekly liturgies of the word

and Annarose, and with our very own Mickey Zibello leading us in song! We look forward to praying together with you this weekend.

Sunday ConnectionFind creative, age-targeted ideas for learning about the Sunday Scripture readings with your family in

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Faith Formation

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Spiritual Life | Vida Espiritual

Creating Together

Pentecost is a time of creativity in the Spirit! You are invited to join

Christopher Alt, S.J., for Drawn into Friendship:

An Interactive Art Retreat.This retreat explores the many ways the Spirit acts through our

creativity. Check it out:

English: https://youtu.be/Fits3Pw7p80Español: https://youtu.be/Wj6nR8KkDcE

Inspired by the Spirit?

Using any medium that you choose (drawing, painting, photo, etc.),

send us an expression of your creativity. What images speak to

you of the Spirit alive in all things?Simply title your creative expression and email us:

ignatius@bc.edu. Children & Adults welcome!

Your expressions of creativity can be from the past, present, or created over the next 8 weeks of "ordinary time." Your contribution will become a part of our

"Creating Together Art Show."

This show will premiere online on the Feast of St. Ignatius, Friday evening, July 31st.

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Spiritual Life | Vida EspiritualIgnatian Community Building Resources

Our website features Spiritual Resources as well as Wellness and Social Supports

during this time of uncertainty:stignatiuschestnuthill.org/113.

or other resources/supports:ignatius@bc.edu or 617-552-6100.

CommunityAMDG

FaithHope

Prayer

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Recursos para la Construcción de la Comunidad Ignaciana

Nuestro sitio web cuenta con Recursos Espirituales así como Apoyos para el Bienestar y lo Social

durante este tiempo de incertidumbre:stignatiuschestnuthill.org/113.

llamadas telefónicas de chequeo u otros recursos/apoyos:

ignatius@bc.edu or 617-552-6100.

Outreach MinistriesPROJECT BREAD: Through the Walk for Hunger, you have helped accomplish so much.

Please continue your support of Project Bread, if you are able. Kids and

families across MA will continue to receive free school meals during the

summer at more than 1,000 meal sites. Thousands of MA residents each

week continue to access food and nutrition resources by calling the Porject

Bread FoodSource Hotline. Kids and families who rely on grab and go meals

from Salem Public Schools are able to receive scratch-cooked meals. Not

only are scratch-cooked meals more healthy, but they cost less to prepare.

LET'S KEEP UP OUR

COMPASSION IN ACTIONPlease go to the Outreach section of the parish website and click on

the events page to find a list of agencies that are/might be looking for

volunteers (individuals, not groups) at this time.

stignatiuschestnuthill.org/67

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Stay Connected!Follow us on social media for Parish updates,

Jesuit news, and Ignatian Spirituality.

@ignatiuschestnuthill

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@StIgnatiusMA

Men’s Spiritual GrowthZoom Meetings

1st & 3rd Wednesday of the Month7:00 p.m.

The next meeting will be on Wednesday, July 1st at 7 p.m.

Contact Mark Neylon for details:neylonmark@gmail.com

Liturgy Commission

Church At Home/La Iglesia En Casa †

Intention/ Intención

Liturgy/Liturgia Connection/ Conexión

St. Ignatius Liturgy CommissionComisión de liturgia en

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Saint Ignatius of Loyola Church28 Commonwealth AvenueChestnut Hill, MA 02467

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PARISH OFFICE HOURSMonday - Friday: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m (Closed 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.)

The Parish Staff

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Newcomers to St. Ignatius are invited and encouraged to formally register as members of the parish so that we can stay in touch with you via email with Faith Formation news, notice of special events, volunteer opportunities and more.

Registration forms are available at the back of the church in the gathering space or on the website.

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CAP Team (Child Abuse Protection) Ensures the protection of all, providing training, consultation, and support. Kathy Maher, Chair katherine.maher@bc.eduMarc Gervais, Team Member mjg@gervaisdavenport.com

Other SacramentsReconciliation—Saturdays, 3:00 p.m. to 3:45 p.m. in the Upper Church or by appointment.Baptism—Adults are baptized at the Easter Vigil as part of the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA). Infant and child Baptisms are by arrangement. First Eucharist—Preparation begins in grade one and incudes classes, retreats, and home instruction. Children receive First Eucharist in grade two.

Matrimony—Parishioners, BC Grads and non-parishioners are welcome to be married at St. Ignatius. Contact the parish

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