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SAINT MARY OF THE HILLS AND SAINT ELIZABETH COLLABORATIVE
MILTON, MASSACHUSETTS FEBRUARY 17, 2019
COLLABORATIVE OFFICE
29 Saint Mary’s Road, Milton, MA 02186 Phone: 617.696.0120 or 617-696-6688 † Fax: 617.696.7044
MASS SCHEDULE Saturday Vigil: 4:00 PM at both churches Confessions: 3:00-3:45 PM
Sunday Mass: St. Mary: 8:00AM, 10:15AM, 12:00 Noon St. Elizabeth: 8:00 AM, 9:30 AM, 11:30 AM
Weekday Morning Mass: St. Mary: 7:30 (Monday-Wednesday) 9:00 (Thursday-Saturday) St. Elizabeth: 9:00 (Monday-Wednesday) 7:30 (Thursday and Friday)
CLERGY
Rev. Eric M. Bennett, Pastor [email protected] Rev. Michael Ssenfuma, Parochial Vicar [email protected] Deacon Kevin P. Martin, Jr. [email protected]
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COLLABORATIVE WORSHIP SCHEDULE
Saturday Vigil: 4:00 PM at both churches Confessions: 3:00-3:45 PM Sunday Mass: St. Mary: 8:00AM, 10:15AM, 12:00 Noon St. Elizabeth: 8:00 AM, 9:30 AM, 11:30 AM
Weekday Morning Mass: St. Mary: 7:30 (Monday-Wednesday) 9:00 (Thursday-Saturday) St. Elizabeth: 9:00 (Monday-Wednesday) 7:30 (Thursday and Friday)
Rosary: Every day after the 7:30 am Mass and every day at 8:30 am
Our Lady of Fatima Devotions St Mary’s: First Saturday before the 9:00 Mass
Eucharistic Adoration Wednesday: 6:00—7:00 pm at St. E’s Saturday: 1st Saturday 9:30—11:00 am at SMH
SAINT MARY AND SAINT ELIZABETH COLLABORATIVE
SACRAMENTS
Contact the office to register, get more information or schedule
Baptisms: St. Mary of the Hills is the last Sunday of the month at 1:00 pm. Baptism: at St.
Elizabeth Parish are the 2nd or 3rd Sunday of the month at 1:00 pm. Baptismal Catechesis is required for first time parents. Marriage: Please call the office at least 6 months before the wedding date Eucharist Ministry to the Sick: Please call the Parish Office to receive the Eucharist at home R.C.I.A. : Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults please call the Parish Office
Please keep our servicemen and women
who are away from their families, in our
thoughts and prayers. PFC Lyndsey
MacQuarrie, USAF. Robert Foley,
Corporal Justin Hinds US Army, Sgt.
Gregory Donohoe USM, Sgt. Sean Donohoe USM,
Airman Joseph Lynch USAF, Michael Grant US
Army, Staff Sgt, Lance Corporal Nicholas Levasseur
USMC, Staff Sgt. Stephen Albanese, Ryan Feeney
US Navy, Sean Peterson USMC, Marine Lance,
Marine PFC Trevor Cannatella, Jessica Neal, USCG,
Corporal Gregory Simeone US Marines, Sgt. Michael
A. Cherry, USMC, Lance Corporal Donnacha
Kennedy USMC, Jonathan Lasis US Army, ENS
James Holland1III, USN .
If you have a loved one in the Military and would
like to have him or her remembered in our prayers,
please forward their name to the Parish Office or drop
a note in the offertory or email us @
Wednesday Evening Holy Hour
Every Wednesday evening from 6pm-7pm, there is Eucharistic Adoration at St. Elizabeth Church. At 6:30pm we pray the rosary and from 6pm to 6:50pm, there is a
priest available for the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Come for the entire hour or for a few minutes to spend time in the presence of Jesus. "Your faith will help you realize that it is Jesus Himself Who is present in the Blessed Sacrament, waiting for you and calling you to spend one special specific hour with Him each week." – John Paul II
Please pray for the success of the Saint Mary of the Hills and Saint Elizabeth Collaborative. May we open our hearts to allow the Holy Spirit to work within and among us.
May we intentionally seek to lead others to Jesus through our actions and build His Church in our community.
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SAINT MARY OF THE HILLS SCHOOL
Pre-K through 8 † 617-698-2464 250 Brook Road † www.smhschool.org
Principal: Julie Marotta
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Welcome to Our Faith Community
We’re happy that you’re here. How may we help you?
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Address: ____________________________________
Phone: ______________________
Email: _______________________________________
Finance & Operations Mgr. Janice Powell [email protected]
Office Manager Paula Murphy [email protected]
Administrative Assistant Joan O’Brien [email protected]
Pastoral Associate Harry Feldmann [email protected] Music Director/Organist Dr. Peter Watchorn 617-354-5821 [email protected]
Director of Religious Education Joan Regan [email protected] / [email protected]
Grades pre-k – 5 Coordinator Lisa Martin
Admin. Assistant Adriana Goodfellow
Business Manager Mary Shea DiCenzo [email protected]
Administrative Assistant Laura Phelan lphelan @stelizabethmilton.org
Faith Formation (617) 698-5763 Director Denise Johnson- Ilacqua [email protected] Assistant Joan Rush [email protected] Receptionist Barbara Lydon Director of Music Dr. George Ashur [email protected] Asst. Dir. of Music/Soloist Anita Ashur Wakim [email protected] Director of Youth Choir Colleen Martin [email protected]
COLLABORATIVE STAFF
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SAINT ELIZABETH PARISH
MASS INTENTIONS
Saturday, February 16 4:00 pm Izilda DaSilva—Memorial Mass
Sunday, February 17 8:00 am Parishioners of St. Elizabeth Parish 9:30 am Josephine Joseph—Anniversary Mass 11:30 am Rev. Gilbert Phinn— Anniversary Mass
Monday, February 18 9:00 am Monica Roche—Memorial Mass
Tuesday, February 19 9:00 am Health & Healing Mass
Wednesday, February 20 9:00 am Kathy—Special Intention Mass
Thursday, February 21 7:30 am Rev. William F. Lucey—Memorial Mass
Friday, February 22 7:30 am
Saturday, February 23 4:00 pm John J. Manning, Jr. 9th Anniversary Mass
Sunday, February 24 8:00 am Joseph Susi—3rd Anniversary Mass 9:30 am David Bernier—Health & Healing 11:30 am James J. & Frances Shannon Anniversary Mass
The Sanctuary Light is given the month of February in loving memory of
Enrique Akut Love from his family
No Faith Formation Classes on Monday 18th and Tuesday 19th of February. Classes will resume on
the 25th and 26th February. Have a blessed vacation!!
St. Elizabeth and St. Mary of the Hills Collaborative invite you to join us for our St. Patrick’s Day Celebration and Fundraiser, Date: Saturday, March 9, 2019 Location: Fr. Curley Hall, St. Elizabeth Parish, Milton, Time: After 4 pm Mass. Join us for an evening of “All things
Irish”. Food and Refreshments; Live Entertainment from Margaret Dalton and Erin’s Melody; Irish Step Dancers; Children’s Activities (face painting, arts & crafts); Door Prize and Raffles. Tickets: Adults: $20.00; Senior Citizens: $15.00; Children: Free
If you are interested in donating a basket or red sock tickets, or Celtic tickets for our Fundraiser, please call the faith formation office at 617-698-5763
To RSVP and to purchase tickets contact the Collaborative Office, St. Elizabeth Faith Formation Office and after all weekend Masses. Proceeds will be used for water damage on both churches. Thank you!!
The Milton Food Pantry are looking for non-perishable goods. (pasta, cereal, mac, and cheese). Please send in your donation with your child
after the February vacation. Thank you!!
The annual Confirmation Candidate and Sponsor rehearsal dinner will be on Wednesday, March 27 from 6:30—8:30 pm in Fr. Curley Hall. The Mass of
Confirmation will be celebrated on Sunday, March 31 at 1:00 pm in the church.
Weekly Parish Budget
February 9/10 In-Pew Collection
Electronic Giving (Avg. weekly)
February 9/10 Total Offertory
Weekly Over (Under) Budget
Fiscal Year Over (Under) Budget
$6,731 $ 5,601 $ 853 $ 6,454 $ (277) $ (6,037)
This Weekend’s Second Collection is the Monthly Maintenance
FAITH FORMATION
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Live Music from the Popular Band “Erin’s Melody”
St. Patrick’s Day Celebration and Fundraiser for St. Elizabeth and St. Mary of the Hills Collaborative
Date: Saturday March 9, 2019 Location: Fr. Curley Hall
Time: After 4pm Mass Proceeds from this celebration will be used for water damage repair
in both churches.
There will be food, live entertainment, Irish dancers, amazing items for raffle and children activities.
Donation: $20.00 per person, $15.00 per seniors, children free.
You may purchase tickets at Collaborative Office, St. Elizabeth Faith Formation Office, and after all Masses.
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FROM the PASTOR’s DESK SAINT MARY AND SAINT ELIZABETH COLLABORATAIVE
From the Pastor
PRAYER to SAINT MICHAEL Saint Michael the Archangel, defend us in
battle, be our protection against the wicked-
ness and snares of the devil. May God re-
buke him we humbly pray; and do thou, O
Prince of the Heavenly host, by the power of
God, cast into Hell Satan and all evil spirits
who prowl about the world seeking the ruin
of souls.
Disciples in Mission Workshop for Milton Collaborative of
St. Mary of the Hills and St. Elizabeth
When: March 4th and 5th from 5:30pm-9:00pm Where: St. Elizabeth church lower hall What is this workshop and why is it important?: (These are the most important questions) In June, we began our collaboration to make our parishes stronger and more life-giving centers of faith. As we have started to work together, we are in need of having a shared language and common vision for what we are desiring to live. This workshop will help to inspire us and think about how to grow our parishes. As every thriving family or group of friends share a common vision, so this workshop is meant to help us do so in our collaborative. The workshop is advertised as follows:
The Basics Forming Disciples in Mission is a one-day or two-evening session that will support all those involved in a Collaborative to develop a common language and skill set for the work of the New Evangelization. During the session, participants will learn how to share personal testimony and form disciples, develop an understanding of what makes evangelizing parishes, and discuss practical ways to evangelize in parish life.
The Audience: staff and parishioners
Content: It will touch upon such topics as The New Evangelization: Teaching the Art of Living, Discipleship, Journey of Discipleship: Drawing Closer to Christ, Evangelizing Parishes: Becoming Centers for the New Evangelization.
Please consider attending as an opportunity to grow in
faith and community. If you are interested, please
contact Fr. Bennett in person, via email or phone.
“ Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.” (Matthew 22:37) This is our reason for existence and our goal for every-thing that we do every day. But how can one love the One whom he or she does not know? And one can only know another by having encountered the other. It is for this reason that the Lord calls us to Himself eve-ry Sunday at the Mass. This is the source and summit of our relationship with our Eucharistic Lord and in order to meet Him as He is in Word and Sacrament in the Mass we are in need of greater familiarity with Him. What are some of the spiritual practices you have to develop that familiarity with Jesus? Eucharistic adoration, spiritual reading, Confession, Devotional prayers, rosary...are a few of the many practices that we should adopt in order to become more familiar with God. This past Monday evening, the 10th graders, some of their parents and I talked about the importance of meet-ing Jesus in the Scriptures. It really was a blessed time for all of us. It only reminded me how important it is for us to allow God to speak to us in the Scriptures. As we look forward to the new season of spring, so we would should welcome “a new season of greater love for sacred Scripture on the part of every member of the Peo-ple of God, so that their prayerful and faith-filled reading of the Bible will, with time, deepen their personal rela-tionship with Jesus”. (Verbum Domini 72) A blessed week to you and your pursuit of loving God this week. In Christ, Fr. Bennett
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There will be another 6-week bereavement support group hosted by a Bereavement Specialist from Seasons Hospice and Palliative Care of MA. held in our collaborative.
It will take place every Tuesday night in the lower hall of St. Elizabeth from 6pm to 7/7:30pm, from March 12th until April 16th. This group is an effective and healthy way for us to acknowledge the sadness we have from losing a loved one and how to continue living with the memory of him/her. This group helps to provide a community in which we can help one another to live with gratitude for the gift of life and to live with the hope of seeing God and our beloved dead
Please call the Collaborative Office to register.
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Get ready for our Collaborative Lenten
Supper Series beginning Friday,
March 8 .
We have chosen this book by Matthew Kelly as the basis for our discussions this Lent. Get practical tools to dispel the false promises the modern culture feeds you, and discover the single truth that is the key to regaining your fervor, uniting Christians, and leaving your mark on the world—and experiencing more happiness than you thought possible. The paperback version of the book is offered free (just pay $5.95 shipping and handling) through the Dynamic Catholic website. You can even sign up on the website for a daily video in your inbox as a companion to the book.
We encourage everyone to read the book and attend the Friday night discussions when possible.
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Please remember the following people in whose name donations have been made to our parishes
New Processional Cross refurbished at St. Elizabeth: Bill McGowan Hymnals at Saint Mary of the Hills: In memory of: Gail K. Leslie, John & Loretta Smid-dy and Ronald MacDougall Intentions of: Armstrong family, Norton & Powell families and Coughlin & O’Brien families Perpetual Candle(SMH): Timothy Ciaran Driscoll
(From February 2019-February 2020)
Thank you to all who have made donations
2019 CATHOLIC APPEAL From Catholic Education to Addiction Recovery Services to Faith Community Nursing for the elderly, more than 50 critical ministries enrich parish life and the lives of those who turn to the Church for assistance. This past week, many of you received a letter from Cardinal Seán requesting your support of the 2019 Catholic Appeal, which provides nearly half of the funding for these life-changing programs. We hope that you will prayerfully consider pledging your support. Please find more information about this life-changing work at stoncatholicappeal.org and make sure to view our latest video about the Appeal. Thank you!
My Brother’s Keeper Blanket Drive
In 2018, My Brother’s Keeper delivered 1,556 mattress sets to local families in need. Each delivery included a new blanket. During these cold winter nights you can “Give a hug, provide a blanket” by supporting the My Brother’s Keeper Blanket Drive. To make a contribution, donor cards and mailing envelopes are available at the exits to the Church. Thank you.
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Grand Annual Collection 2018 We are grateful for the generosity shown by so many to our Grand Annual Collection. To date, $83,815 has been pledged. But, we have not yet reached our $125,000 goal. You may recall that the Finance Council set this higher goal in hope of installing air conditioning in the church.
Can you help us? You can find a donor card in church, give online (the link is on our website) or simply designate your check by using an envelope or a memo. Thank you!
SAINT MARY OF THE HILLS PARISH
MASSES this WEEK
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16 4:00 PM Robert & Joanne Kaler
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17 8:00 AM Timothy Driscoll
10:15 AM Anna Campbell and Michael Scully Scout Mass & Hosting fellowship
12:00 PM Joan Roberts: 1st anniversary
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18 7:30 AM Rev. Raymond Goulet
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19
7:30 AM Rev. Stanislaw Kampa
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20 7:30 AM Special Intention
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21
9:00 AM Dan Joyce
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22 9:00 AM Ann Williams
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23
9:00 AM Sr. Patricia A. Lynch, CSJ 4:00 PM Frank Taylor: 1st anniversary
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24 8:00 AM Charles Denezio
10:15 AM Walter Doucette and Paul Doucette 12:00 NN Timothy C. Driscoll
Pine St. / Shattuck Outreach Shattuck Outreach to the Homeless This Friday evening, February 22, Dottie Lovett’s Team 2 will donate and serve des-serts. Please leave your donations in the back porch containers no later than 6:00 PM. Thank you. The ministry is in need of dessert donations and servers. Please contact Jed at 617 833 7063 or [email protected] if you can help.
So That You May Know By Harry Feldmann, pastoral associate
Probably It has been noticed that during the recitation of the Rosary, some of us have been saying: "Hail Mary, full of grace. The Lord is with you. Blessed are you among women, and blessed is the fruit of your womb, Jesus." this reflects the translation in the New American Bible (1986) Luke 1:28-35,42-48. In its 2015 PRAYERS FOR ALL OC-CASIONS The National Shrine of the Immaculate Concep-tion has this updated version. The Hail Mary is not changed just "thee's and thou's". We still ask for Mary's help now and at the hour of our death. What is the correct version of a prayer? Sometimes we may find ourselves forgetting words to an oft-spoken prayer. The important thing is that we are reflecting on the prayer deep in our hearts. Some people object to the Luminous Mysteries being recited after the Sorrowful Mysteries. They feel that they should be recited after the Joyful Mysteries because they reflect on the life of Christ. The Rosary is a private devotion and so we can meditate on any set of mysteries we desire and the need to contemplate the Mystery that has a meaning for us at that time. Our prayers should involve A.C.T. S. - Adoration, Con-trition, Thanksgiving, Supplication. A brief prayer reflect-ing these ACTS is indeed the Morning Offering. This was quite popular before people drifted in their prayer life: "O Jesus, through the Immaculate Heart of Mary, I offer You my prayers, works, joys and suffering of this day, for all the intentions of Your Sacred Heart, in union with the Holy Sac-rifice of the Mass throughout the world, in reparation for my sins, for the intentions of all my family and friends, and in particular, for the intentions of our Holy Father. Amen. Remember, prayer is our conversation with God and those whose intercession we seek before His throne. That means, listening by us is the other part of this conversation.
WEEKLY GIVING REPORT Thank you for your generous and faithful support
of our parish.
Weekly Parish Budget
February 9/10 In-Pew Collection
WeShare Electronic Giving (Avg. weekly)
February 9/10 Total Offertory
Weekly Over (Under) Budget
Fiscal Year Over (Under) Budget
$ 8,036 $ 3,637 $ 1,740 $ 5,377 $ ( 2,659) $ (75,766)
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New Devotional Candles in St. Mary’s upper church
We have a new devotional candle stand in the upper church. It is on the left hand side as you walk in the front doors of the church. There are three rows of candles. The two lower rows of teal blue candles are able to be lit for daily devotional intentions. The white candles on the up-per row are reserved as our perpetual candles. They are reserved for monthly or yearly intentions.
At the bottom of this page, you will see an example of the order form for reserving these candles. They may be requested in memory of/in honor of someone or for a par-ticular intention. They are a great way of inviting others to pray for your intention and to let others know that they are being prayed for here at St. Mary of the Hills.
Another way to use these candles is to have one lit in honor of a recently deceased family member or friend instead of sending flowers. The parish would send out a card letting the family know that their loved one is being remembered with our candle here.at the church.
St. Mary of the Hills Perpetual Candle
I would like to reserve a candle for: __ One year ($350) OR __ One month ($40)
Circle one) In MEMORY / HONOR of: __________________________________________________ Your name: __________________________________________________ Your address: ________________________________________________ Your phone: ______________________ Email: __________________________________________________
Please submit this form and your check, payable to St. Mary of
the Hills, to the parish office Mon-Friday 9am-4pm
Religious Education Our religious education team is now in the Collaborative
Office. Call ( 617-696-0120) or email [email protected] to help with any of these programs. Schedules are downloadable from the parish website:
SmhMilton.org/parish life/religious education
There will be NO Religious Education classes Sunday February 17 thru Monday February 25 due to the winter break. Classes will resume at the regularly scheduled times on Sunday/Monday, March 3/4
Reconciliation Service for Grades 3 – 5 for both Sunday and Monday classes will be held on Monday afternoon, February 25 @ 3:45- 5:00 in the SMH lower church.
Edge: The Holy Spirit is ever-present in the Church and brings life to the Church. We, as the people of God, have the privilege of living this exciting life with the fire of the Holy Spirit that is present to us always and in very tangi-ble ways through the sacraments. But just like any organi-zation, the Church needs structure in order to operate properly and accomplish all of the things that have been entrusted to her. This past week at Edge, we learned more about what that structure looks like and how we fit in, be-cause we are all a vital part of the Church. This week’s Scripture: Go therefore and make disciples of all na-tions, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, 20 and teaching them to obey everything that I have commanded you. And re-member, I am with you always, to the end of the age.”
Thank you, Lord for your promise to be with us always as we strive to live the mission upon which you have sent us.
Confirmation Preparation: Grade 10: Saturday, March 9 @ 9:30 - 3:30 – Retreat Day 4 – Life in Christ
Grade 9: Saturday, March 23 @ 9:30 – 3:30 – Retreat Day 3 – Encountering Jesus in the Sacraments IF Gathering Boston - What does it look like to follow God and live out this faith in our relationships, at our jobs, in conflict, in suffering, with money? Faith can move mountains, but it can also change our everyday circum-stances. So, together, we are going to look at God's Word to discover what it looks like to do these things--not per-fectly--but in good faith, trying our best to obey God and His way of life.
“Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not rely on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your
paths.” Proverbs 3: 5-6 Won't you join us on March 1 and 2 for IF:Boston? Check out IF: Boston online or contact Joan Regan @ [email protected]
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THE NEWMAN SCHOOLA coed, private college preparatory high school in the Back Bay. Small class sizes, quality college acceptances, vibrant sports program, International Baccalaureate diploma option.www.newmanboston.org
NOW Grades 7-12
“Solid Service since 1919”
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Lic.#15201/2990c Braintree, MA (781)-843-0415
Lic.#15278/3654c
Tuesday-Saturday: 5AM–6PM
Sunday: 6AM–3PMMonday: 5AM–3PM
Desserts, Sandwiches, Breads, and more!
617-825-8187 • 780 Adams St., Dorchester
Call 617-698-3005 for more information.www.mreinC.org
milton residenCes for the elderly
established 1968
A Senior Housing Community for Independent Living and Affordable
Assisted Living with services
AD SPACE AVAILABLE
617-779-3771