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St. Angela Merici - 1548 Blue Hill Ave. - Mattapan

St. Matthew - 33 Stanton Street - Dorchester

TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

VINGT-NEUVIEME DIMANCHE DU TEMPS ORDINAIRE ( B)

OCTOBER 17TH TO OCTOBER 24TH, 2015 Saturday, October 17th 9:00 am: Memorial Mass ………………………...Gerald Herisse 4:00 pm: Memorial Mass ………………………….Lena Coelho Sunday, October 18th 7:00 am: Memorial Mass ………………………..Marlene Paillant 11:00 am: Mass of Thanksgiving………………..Frantz Emile 1:30 pm: Mass of Thanksgiving …………… ….Jimmy Alexandre Monday, October 19th 9:00 am: Memorial Mass …… ……………...Raymond Jean-Louis 5:30 pm: Memorial Mass…………… ………..Jean Chrisnel Paul Tuesday, October 20th 9:00 am: Mass of Thanksgiving…………….Irene Jeudi & Family Wednesday, October 21st 9:00 am: No Intention Thursday, October 22nd 9:00 am: Memorial Mass ………………………..Carmene Desire Friday, October 23rd 9:00 am: Mass of Thanksgiving …………………..Maryse Saintil 5:30 pm: Memorial Mass ………………………… Jean Chrisnel Paul Saturday, October 24th 9:00 am: Memorial Mass………………………...Marinette Ulysse 4:00 pm: Memorial Mass………………………….Yvon Duteau

MARK 10: 35-38

Sunday Readings The first reading is taken from the Book of the Prophet Isaiah, 53:10-11, and is the conclusion of the fourth Suffering Servant Song; Christ's divine gifts become our means to salvation. The second reading is from the Letter of St. Paul to the Hebrews 4:14-16 and discusses how Christ, our high priest, is greater than the priests of the Mosaic Law. Our confidence is based on Christ's high priesthood. He is the perfect priest because He is merciful and compassionate. As man, He has experienced the sufferings that affect us, although He was free from sin. Since He knows our weak-nesses so well, He can give us the help we need, and when He comes to judge us, He will take that weakness into account. We should respond to the Lord's goodness by staying true to our pro-fession of faith. A Christian needs to live up to all the demands of his calling; he should be single-minded and free from doubts. The Gospel is from St. Mark, 10:35-45. Our own natural inclination most likely would be to react like the other ten Apostles and be-come vexed with James and John and to tell them what we thought of their selfish worldly ambitions. However, our Lord's gentle an-swer: "you do not know what you are asking" shows us that igno-rance of the nature of the kingdom he was going to set up, was the cause of their very human ambitions. They, with the other Apostles, had still the common Jewish idea of the messianic kingdom. They thought the Messiah—and they were now convinced that Jesus was the promised Messiah—would set up a political kingdom in Pales-tine, oust the pagan Romans and eventually extend his kingdom to all nations. That this kingdom he would set up would be universal, extending to all nations, was indicated in almost all the messianic prophecies in the Old Testament, but that this kingdom would be spiritual, not political, was not grasped by most of Christ's contem-poraries including the Apostles. Jesus, knowing that his Apostles still had this wrong idea, was gen-tle with James and John. He took this opportunity to tell them that he would set up a glorious kingdom but that his sufferings and death would be a necessary prelude to its establishment. He had already referred to his sufferings and death three times, but the mention fell on deaf ears. Their argument was: how could he suffer death when he has still to establish his earthly kingdom? The truth in fact was that it was by means of his sufferings and death that he would establish his glorious kingdom. He challenged the two Apos-tles then to know if they were willing to pay the price for a high place in his glorious kingdom: were they prepared to follow him through suffering and death? He accepted their affirmation, know-ing it to be true, but told them their position of honor depended on his Father's decision. Once they realized the nature of his glorious kingdom they would be the last to look for positions of honor in it. While no Christian today thinks that Christ came on earth in order to make us wealthy, happy and prosperous during our few years on earth, there are, unfortunately, many Christians who are unwilling to accept Christ's teaching that the way to heavenly glory is the way of the cross. "All this and heaven too" is their motto. It would, of course, be marvelous if all our days on earth were days of peace, happiness and prosperity to be followed by eternal happiness when we "shuffle off this mortal coil." But any man who has the use of reason sees that our world is inhabited by weak, sin-inclined and usually sinful mortals, himself included-weak mortals who can and do disturb the peace and harmony that could regulate our mortal lives. There are "accidents" on our roads and highways every day of the year, frequently causing death or grave injury to hundreds. The rules of the road, if kept by all, would prevent ninety-nine percent of such accidents—the other one percent are caused by mechanical failure. Would any man be so naive as to expect that we could have even one day free from car accidents? With James and John, let us tell our divine Lord that we are ready to follow him on the path to Calvary; that we are ready to drink the cup of sufferings which he drank and to be immersed in the sor-rows which he endured. He went through all of this for us; we are doing it for our own sakes. He carried the real cross—ours is light when compared with his; furthermore, he will help us to bear our daily trial and struggles. How could any Christian become weary and fainthearted when he has Christ helping him on the road? Excerpted from The Sunday Readings by Fr. Kevin O'Sullivan,

FROM THE PASTOR’S DESK

Scripture for the week of October 18, 2015

18 SUN Is 53:10-11/Heb 4:14-16/Mk 10:35-45 or 10:42-45

19 Mon Rom 4:20-25/Lk 12:13-21

20 Tue Rom 5:12, 15b, 17-19, 20b-21/Lk 12:35-3838

21 Wed Rom 6:12-18/Lk 12:39-48

22 Thu Rom 6:19-23/Lk 12:49-53

23 Fri Rom 7:18-25a/Lk 12:54-59

24 Sat Rom 8:1-11/Lk 13:1-9

25 SUN Jer 31:7-9/Heb 5:1-6/Mk 10:46-52

And James and John, the sons of Zeb'edee, came for-

ward to him, and said to him, "Teacher, we want you to

do for us whatever we ask of you." And he said to them,

"What do you want me to do for you?" And they said to

him, "Grant us to sit, one at your right hand and one at

your left, in your glory." But Jesus said to them, "You do

not know what you are asking. Are you able to drink the

cup that I drink, or to be baptized with the baptism with

which I am baptized?" (Mk 10:35-38).

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St. Angela Merici - 1548 Blue Hill Ave. - Mattapan

St. Matthew - 33 Stanton Street - Dorchester

TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

Yon nouvo Mès kreyòl nan weekend. Se pou moun ki pa gen chans vin lanmès 11 zè nan dimanch. Lap fèt chak Samdi a 5 kè nan apremidi . Program Daycare pou timoun yo pandan lanmès 11 zè a deja komanse depi 11 aout. Krik…Krak! Sen Matye repwann program kate-chis pou premyè Kominyion

NOUVÈL! NOUVÈL! SAINT MATTHEW

BATEM

Mèsi pou anrejistre ou anrejistre nan Pawas la. Si w pankò fè sa, fè l vit e ankouraje lòt moun fè l tou. N ap jwenn fòm yo nan legliz la. Sa va pèmèt Pawas la avanse. Se pou Bondye beni nou byen beni!

ANREJISTREMAN

MWA d’oktob Seremoni Batèm: Sen Matye: Samdi 10 oktob, 2015 a 2 zè nan apremidi Klas pou batèm: Pou manman, papa, marenn ak parenn: Samdi 3 oktob, 2015, a midi,nan St. Matye. Anrejistreman: Vini denpi konnye a. Anrejistre-man ap fèt nan Sent Matthew. Bienvenue!

MASS INTENTIONS 10/11/15. Thanksgiving Mass: Jesus-Christ Crucified Rec: Marie Jeanne Antoine 10/12/15. Souls of Purgatory Rec: Jennie Monel Bastien 10/13/15. Holy Face 10/17/15. Memorial Mass: Marie Carmelle Daudier Jourdain/Marie Jasmine Daudier. 10/17/15. Thanksgiving Mass: Jakney Prioly. 10/18/15. Thanksgiving Mass: Jackney Prioly. 10/24/15. Memorial Mass: Marie Jasmine Daudier / Marie Car-melle Daudier Jourdain 10/25/15.Thanksgiving Mass : Gigi/ Nono Audate. Wedding anni-versary 10.25/15. Thanksgiving Mass: Marie Armande Frejuste (anniversaire de naissance). 10/25/15. Thanksgiving Mass: Ursule Jean-Gilles. 10/28/15. Thanksgiving Mass: Jacelie Milard Champagne

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29eme Dimanche du Temps Ordinaire Isaïe 53, 10-11 Psaume 32 Hébreux 4, 14-16 Marc 10,35-45 « Suivre » Jésus requiert de ne rien lui préférer, de se déta-

cher librement et avec joie de tout ce qui retient d’aller avec

lui vers le Royaume (évangile du Dimanche dernier). De telles

exigences vont tellement à l’encontre de la sagesse et de la

prudence humaines, que les discours les mieux argumentés

restent impuissants à en faire comprendre le sens, et à

convaincre de leur nécessité absolue. Seul un regard attentif

et soutenu porte sur le Seigneur et la manière dont il s’est

comporté peuvent amener à s’engager résolument sur cette

voie. C’est à cette contemplation qu’invite la liturgie au-

jourd’hui à la lumière convergente de trois textes scripturai-

res (écritures).

Un oracle prophétique d’Isaïe, particulièrement suggestif, lu

par la tradition chrétienne pour éclairer le mystère de la mort

et de la résurrection du Christ Sauveur du monde. Par ail-

leurs, la lettre aux Hébreux rappelle que Jésus, le Fils de Dieu,

le grand prêtre « qui a pénétré dans le sanctuaire des cieux »,

nous obtient la miséricorde avec l’assurance de recevoir, « en

temps voulu, la grâce de son secours ». La liturgie de la Paro-

le a donc, ce dimanche, une remarquable unité. Elle éclaire

de manière particulièrement vive le sens et la portée du mys-

tère du salut célébré ici et maintenant (Hic et nunc) par l’Egli-

se, auquel nous avons part, et, qui doit déterminer notre ma-

nière de vivre chaque jour dans l’Eglise et dans le monde.

Mes bien-aimés, nul ne peut prétendre « suivre Jésus » sans

recevoir le même baptême que lui, c’est-à-dire sans passer

par l’enfouissement dans la mort, sans communier à sa

« coupe » de souffrance, en faisant confiance au Père pour

avoir part à la gloire de la résurrection. Le royaume du Christ

n’a rien de commun avec ceux d’ici-bas. L’ambition, la recher-

che du pouvoir et des honneurs n’y ont pas cours. Au contrai-

re, chacun doit se vouloir l’humble serviteur des autres. Le

suivre, c’est consentir au don de soi et a un engagement tou-

jours plus profond, en s’en remettant à Dieu pour leur avenir

dans le Royaume des Cieux.

RéV. Paul Charly Chéry

SUBMIT PARISH BULLETIN NOTICE ON MONDAY Parish Bulletin Submission:

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OFFERTORY COLLECTION

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OCTOBER 18, 2015

St. Angela Merici - 1548 Blue Hill Ave. - Mattapan

St. Matthew - 33 Stanton Street - Dorchester

TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

SAINT ANGELA

BAPTISM Baptism for January 2016 Pou Batèm an kreol inskripsyion kòmanse Registration in English is started. Instruction: English: Saturday, January 9th, 2016; 12:00 noon Français: Samedi, 9 janvier, 2016 à 12:00 midi Baptism Date: Francais: Samedi, October 24th 2015 à 2:00 pm English: Saturday, October 31st , 2015 @ 1:00 pm Woule Woch: 7 novembre 2015@ 7:00pm

Louanges Mariales: 8 novembre, 2015 @ 7:00pm

Pa bliye! Pa blye! 13 novembre 2015, à 7:00 tè nan aswè Mès an lonè Notre Dam Fatima, apre Mès la posesyon nan lari Mattapan, pote balèn nou.

The staffs and parishioners of

St. Angela & St. Matthew Parishes Wish to congratulate our new Pastor,

On the occasion of his:

We are all blessed that you answered the call. Congratulations on 25 years of steadfast service, and

we look forward to your shepherding us all in the com-ing years in our new collaborative!

God bless you, Fr. Vin!

Religious Education program: 9:00 am.-10:45 AM

Bernadette Obas: 617-298-0080 Confirmation Class: 12:30 –2:00 pm

Josette Beaubrun: 617-298-0080 Pope Saint John Paul II Catholic Academy, Mattapan Campus:120 Babson Street, Mattapan, MA 02126

SILVER JUBILEE

Date: Saturday, November 14th2015 Time: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm

Place: St. Angela’s Church Hall 1548 Blue Hill Avenue Mattapan, MA 02126

Join Us!

Mark your calendars and join

us for our

Holiday Bazaar and Bake Sale

to kick off the holiday season.

Enjoy a variety of home

baked treats featuring deli-

cious Seasonal

Cakes, Pies, Coconut breads,

Pone, and other sweet sur-

prises. Start your holiday

shopping with one of a kind

handcrafted items including

jewelry, handmade knits, and

floral décor.

Enter to win a Holiday Gift Basket Free Admission to the Fair Vendor Tables will be provided: $30.00 each Contact Information: St. Angela’s Church 617-298-0080

Rose 781-888-6017 Angela 781-492-2684

Octavia 617-265-3908 Umilta 857-222-6353

ST. ANGELA’S HOLIDAY BAZAAR & BAKE SALE

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OCTOBER 18, 2015

St. Angela Merici - 1548 Blue Hill Ave. - Mattapan

St. Matthew - 33 Stanton Street - Dorchester

TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

ADULT BIBLE STUDY

The Adult Bible Study Group’s first session for

this year will be on Sunday, October 4, from 9:15

to 10:30 A.M. in the Kitchen of St. Angela’s Par-

ish Hall. Bibles are furnished. Our discussions

will focus on that Sunday morning’s Scripture

readings. This is an excellent way to prepare for

Sunday morning Mass. If you cannot be with us

every Sunday, come when you can. Come at

least once to give it a try.

ORDER OF DIACONATE

With gratitude to God our Fa-

ther who calls us to love and ser-

vice to His Son Jesus Christ,

We invite you to celebrate with

us

Ordination to the

Order of Diaconate

Through the imposition of hands

And invocation of the Holy Spirit

by

His Eminence

Cardinal Sean P. O’Malley,

OFM, CAP

Saturday, the seventeenth of

October Two thousand fifteen

At ten o’clock in the morning.

Cathedral of the Holy Cross

1400 Washington Street

Boston, Massachusetts

SAINT JOSEPH RETREAT CENTER

St. Joseph Retreat Center, 339 Jerusalem Road, Cohas-set invites you to the following programs and retreat

opportunities. Visit our website, www.csjretreatcenter.org,

email Retreat.Center@csjboston.org or

call 781-383-6024 for more programs and details.

Directed / Private Retreats: Oct 1 – 8; 17 – 24; 25 – Nov 1, Nov 2 – 10; 16 – 22, Dec

3 – 6; 11 - 13

Join us for our Mornings of Prayer. Oct 17: Discovering Good Things in Good Time: The

Treasure Within

Nov 16: Living the Call to Discipleship

Arrival and light refreshments 9:00-9:30 A.M., reflective

input 9:30 A.M. followed by private time for prayer,

closing communal experience, departure by 12:15 P.M.

Xaverian Brothers High School, 800 Clapboard-tree Street, Westwoodis hosting an Open House

on Sunday, October 25from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00

p.m.

Come meet students, teachers, coaches and ad-

ministrators and register for the entrance exam.

The day will also feature student-led tours, a

student presentation and information about our

Francis Xavier Division 7th and 8th grade pro-

gramas well as the high school program. Regis-

ter online at xbhs.com/openhouse or contact

the Admissions Office at 781-326-6392.

We are now accepting registration for the Religious Education pro-

gram. The Religious Education program welcomes children from

Kindergarten to 8th

grade. The program will start on Sunday Octo-

ber 4, 2015 at the Pope John Paul II Catholic Academy Mattapan

Campus formerly St-Angela school and is scheduled from 9:00 a.m.

followed by the 11:00 a.m. Mass. All students are required to at-

tend Mass. Registration is ongoing every Sunday at all Masses at St

-Angela. Registration forms are also available at the rectory. For

more information see Bernadette Obas after the 11:00 a.m. Mass

or contact the rectory at 617-298-0080.

We are now accepting registration for the Confirmation program.

The Confirmation program welcomes young adults from 9th

to 11th

grade. The program will start on Sunday October 4, 2015 at the

Pope John Paul II Catholic Academy Mattapan Campus formerly St-

Angela school and is scheduled from 12:15 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. right

after the 11:00 a.m. Mass. Registration is ongoing every Sunday at

all Masses at St-Angela. Registration forms are also available at the

rectory. For more information see Josette Beaubrun after the

11:00 a.m. Mass or contact the rectory at 617-298-0080.

The Religious Education and Confirmation programs are both look-

ing for volunteers. No registration will be accepted after October 18, 2015. NO EXCEPTIONS. If you are interested please see Berna-

dette Obas or Josette Beaubrun.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

XAVERIAN BROTHERS HIGH SCHOOL

Timothy Andrew Booker

Paul Francis Carroll

Nicolas Cruz

Joseph Emmanuel Dorlus

James Thomas Kearney

Kelley Brien McCormick

Jonathan Augustine Mosely

John Patrick Murray

Charles Roland Rossignol

José Benjamin Tores

Roger Francis Vierra Jr.

Thomas Micheal Walsh Jr.

St. Matthew Church 33 Stanton Street

Dorchester, MA 02124

Telephone—617-436-3590 Fax—617-287-2741

Web Site—www.stmatthewdorchester.org

Email—presbytery@stmatthewdorchester.org

St. Angela Merici Church 1548 Blue Hill Avenue

Mattapan, MA 02126

Telephone—617-298-0080 Fax—617-298-2388

Web Site—www.stangelaparish.org

Email—Rectory@stangelaparish.org

Sunday Masses:

Saturday: 4:00 pm (English)

Sunday: 7:00 am (bilingual) French-English

11:00 am (English)

1:30 pm (Haitian creole)

Weekday Masses:

9:00 am ( Bilingual, Monday through Saturday )

Monday & Friday:

9:45 am ( Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament ) all day

5:30 pm ( Benediction followed by the Mass )

Holiday Masses:

9:00 am / 5:30 pm / 7:00 pm as announced

Charismatic Renewal:

Tuesday: 7:00 pm ( Haitian creole ) Main Church

Holy Family Group: Saturday 4:30 pm ( Haitian Creole ) Church hall

Legion Of Mary: Saturday 2:00 pm (Haitian Creole) Conference room

Marian Praises: ( Les Louanges mariales )

Sunday: 7:00 pm ( 1st Sunday of the month ) in French

( also every Sunday of October and May )

Ist Saturday of the month: Mille Ave

Devotion to Our Lady of Fatima: 13th of each month at 7:00 pm

Rev. Vincent E. Daily, Pastor of:

St. Angela/St. Gregory/St. Matthew Collaborative

Rev. Paul Charly Chery, parochial vicar / Saint Matthew

Rev. Jean Gustave Miracle, Parochial Vicar / St Angela

Ms. Marie Suze Pierre, Secretary / Saint Angela

Mrs. Julie Hayes, Secretary/ Saint Gregory

Mrs. Colette Ostine, Secretary / Saint Matthew

Mr. Joseph E. Dorlus, Pastoral Associate

Saint Pope John Paul II Catholic Academy, Mattapan Campus

Mrs Kathleen Aldridge, Principal. Phone # : 617-265-0019

STAFF

Sunday Masses:

Saturday:5:00 pm

Sunday: 9:30 am ( English )

11:00 am ( French creole )

Weekday Masses:

Monday through Wednesday: 5:00 pm (French / Haitian creole

Holiday Masses: As announced

Food Pantry:

Saturday: 9:00 am to 12.00 Noon

By SR. Mary Damian Powers, SM

Sponsored by St. Eulalia in Winchester

Charismatic Renewal:

Friday: 7:00 pm( Haitian creole ) in the Main Church

Sunday: 6:00 pm( Haitian creole ) in the Chapel

Wednesday –Adoration all day from 8:30 AM until 5PM Mass

Ist Saturday of the month: Mille Ave

Devotion to Our Lady of Fatima: 13th of each month at 6:00 pm

Legion of Mary: Saturday at 6pm (Haitian Creole) in the Chapel.

Baptisms: Call Parish office for appointment.

Confessions: Call Parish office for appointment.

Marriage: Contact one of the Priests at least six (6) months in

Advance.

Religious Education:

Grades: K—8

Sunday, 9:15 am to 10:45 am at the School ;

( Pope John Paul II Academy, Mattapan Campus )

High School Confirmation Program

Sunday afternoon as scheduled at the School

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