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147 North Street
Hingham, MA 02043-1820
Tel: 781-749-0587
Fax: 781-749-8053
Website: www.stpaulhingham.net
Email: [email protected]
Rev. Thomas F. Nestor, Pastor
Mission Statement: Proclaim the Gospel in word and deed.
Awaken and strengthen faith in God.
Love God and neighbor.
October 19, 2014
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday: 5 pm
Sunday: 7 am, 9 am, 11 am
Upper Church
10am Family Mass, 5:30 pm
Lower Church
Daily Mass: 9 am
PRAYER
Rosary: Monday through Saturday at 8:30am, lower church.
Healing Mass: First Tuesday of the month 7pm
(Charismatic Prayer Meeting:
Every Tuesday of the Month from 7-8pm in the lower church
Scriptural Rosary and Chaplet Hour:
Thursdays at 7:15pm in the lower church
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
First and Third Tuesday of the Month
following Morning Mass until 7pm
First Friday of each month, 24 hour Adoration
following Morning Mass until 8:50am Saturday
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
Saturday 4:00 - 4:45pm or by appointment.
SAINT PAUL PARISH - OCTOBER 19TH - 29TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
“LORD, HEAR OUR PRAYER”
Saturday, October 18th
5:00pm Henry and Mary Igo
Memorial Mass
Sunday, October 19th
7:00am Mass For All Parishioners
9:00am The Murphy and Dolan Families
10:00am No Intentions Scheduled
11:00am Robert Abbott
3rd Anniversary Mass
5:30pm Nancy Lanza and Newtown Victims
Memorial Mass
Monday, October 20th
9:00am The Intentions Of The French Family
Tuesday, October 21st
9:00am For The End Of Abortion
Wednesday, October 22nd
9:00am Elidia Beninati
Memorial Mass
Thursday, October 23rd
9:00am Ralph Meissner
Friday, October 24th
9:00am Intentions Of Claire Blanchard
Saturday, October 25th
9:00am Intentions of Mr. & Mrs. Damian Zofchak
WEEKEND October 25/26
Saturday, October 25th
5:00pm Joan Canney
11 Anniversary Mass
Sunday, October 26th
7:00am Mass For All Parishioners
9:00am Eddie Monahan
Memorial Mass
10:00am Sheila Canonico
6th Anniversary Mass
11:00am Robert Armstrong
12th Anniversary Mass
5:30pm Christine Cafferty
Anniversary Mass
WEEKEND OFFERING October 18/19: $12,081
$2,021 in Loose Cash
$1,220 in 36 Loose Checks
$3,472 in 97 Online Giving Transactions
$5,368 in 138 Envelopes
$10,060 in 271recordable gifts averaging $37.12
II Timothy Sommers and Krista Rappold
I Ryan Howell and Amanda Washkevich
May all of our SICK and DYING be strengthened by our prayers
and compassion for them. We remember in a special way:
Colin Joyce
Elizabeth Leonard
Joanne St. George
Bob Mazzulli
Olivia Valenti
Kelly Lennon
Fran Brennan
Christopher Hidell
Don James
Roger Sullivan
Mary Isley
William Handrahan
Lawrence Dedian
John McHugh
and all in need of physical, spiritual, or emotional healing.
If you would like to add a parishioner to our prayer
list, please call the Rectory (749-0587).
PLEASE LET US KNOW WHEN IT IS TIME TO
REMOVE A NAME FROM THE LIST.
Our Prayer Intention Book (found in the Upper
Church on the weekends and the Lower Church on
week days) is for the names and intentions of all in
need of our prayers. PLEASE INSCRIBE THE
NAME ONCE, as the needs will be remembered at
Masses throughout the year.
If you or someone you know is hospitalized or homebound and would like to receive Holy Communion,
please call the Rectory.
That God will bring into the divine presence the souls of all
who died, especially Peter Fee who was buried this past week,
we pray to the Lord.
ACTIVE DUTY PARISHIONERS: We wish
to keep our “Active Duty” list up to date. If
you or your loved one have returned from
“Active Duty”, please let us know. Conversely, if there is someone that is currently
serving in our armed forces, let us know that
as well.
Please pray for an end to global violence. In particular, we pray
for PEACE in Israel and Palestine. Let us keep the victims of
recent violent attacks throughout our nation and the world in our
prayers.
Almighty God and Father, hold our service men and women in
your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them
and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our
time of need. We ask this in the name of Jesus, Our Lord and
Savior. Amen. Please keep in your prayers the following men
and woman from St. Paul’s Parish who are currently serving in
the armed forces, Jamie Byrne, Ryan Hanrahan, Erik DeGiorgi,
Michael Freeland, Michael Manning, Justin Eaton, Reed Hayes,
Walt O’Donnell, John William Beal, Lawrence Buechs, Anthony
Grassini, TJ Bonner, Christopher Orlando, Kevin Moore, Keith
Jermyn, James Magner Ippolito, and Dominick Healey.
This week’s second collection supports
Catholic World Missions. By Baptism, all
catholics are called to participate in the
mission of the Church and share their faith
as missionaries. World Mission Sunday
gathers support for the pastoral and evangelizing programs and needs of more that
1,150 mission dioceses in Africa, Asia, the
Pacific Islands, and remote regions of Latin America. The funds
gathered on World Mission Sunday are distributed in the pope’s
name by the Society of the Propagation of the Faith, a Pontifical
Mission Society. Please visit www.propfaithboston.org for more
information.
ST PAUL’S CHARISMATIC PRAYER GROUP
Surrendering Our Burden to Jesus will be the focus for our discussion on Tuesday, October 21st from 7:00– 8:00pm in the
lower church.
“ For my yoke is easy, and my burden light.” Matthew 11:30
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Tuesday, October 21, after the 9:00am Mass until Benediction at 6:50pm. Adoration provides us with a
chance to be with our Savior one on one. Please
stop by church at a convenient time and stay as
long as you wish.
FAMILY MASS HOSPITALITY
In an effort to provide time for families to get to know each
other after Mass, we will be offering hospitality in the St.
Paul School gym.
BUT….WE NEED YOUR HELP!
We are in need of families to donate
on OCTOBER 26th and November
2nd boxes of munchkins & donuts,
juice, and small water bottles.
We’ll provide the rest!
Contact Jennifer Archibald
( 781-875-1701 or [email protected] to help out!
To All Our Cursillo Communities and Friends
of Cursillo - Cardinal Sean O’Malley invites
you to celebrate Holy Mass opening a new Cursillo Year of the New Evangelization
Monday, October 20, 2014 at 7:00pm
Immaculate Conception Church
600 Pleasant Street Malden, MA 02148
For directions please visit www.icmalden.com
Reception to follow in the Church Hall! All Are Welcome!
“ We cannot think of a church without joy and the joy of the
church is this: announcing the name of Jesus…
Jesus saves us, He walks with us.” Pope Francis
BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP
First Gathering
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21st
7-8:30PM
RECTORY
OUTREACH OPPORTUNITIES
HINGHAM INTERFAITH
FOOD PANTRY
THANKSGIVING FOOD DRIVE:
NOVEMBER 8/ 9.
Our parish will again organize a Thanksgiving food drive for the Food Pantry. Bags
labeled with specific needs will be distributed after all of the Masses on the weekend of November
1st and 2nd. Plan to bring your contributions to Mass with
you the following weekend, November 8th and 9th. More
information to follow.
VIRTUS: WHAT IS IT?
Protecting God’s Children---As a diocese, we must
ensure that children and youth who worship, study, or
participate in activities sponsored by our parishes and
schools do so in the safest and most secure setting possible. ALL church and school volunteers and staff
working with children and vulnerable adults MUST
attend a VIRTUS training program. VIRTUS training is taken only ONCE. For information and times of
upcoming classes that are held at the Pastoral Center
in Braintree visit www.rcab.org. If you have questions
about the training, please contact Patricia Mikus (7490587).
Do you know the definition for
sin? Sin is an offense against
reason, truth and right conscience; it is failure in genuine
love for God and neighbor
caused by a perverse attachment to certain goods. (Catechism of
the Catholic Church (CCC) 1849) When we sin, we choose self
over God, revolting against God in an act of disobedience. In
brief, sin is a failure to love ourselves, others, and God resulting
in a breach in covenant love. The heart of the gospel is that Jesus
Christ came to extend God’s forgiveness to sinners. Without a
healthy concept of sin, people tend to see little need for Jesus, the
one who frees us from sin. Christians do not talk about sin out of
morbid attraction to evil; bad news is not the Christian message.
Rather, we talk to stress the good news that God forgives us and
in the person of Jesus has rescued us from its effects. To receive
Christ’s mercy we need only to admit our sins.
This is Our Faith (CCC 1846-1853; 1870-1873)
St. Anthony
St. Paul
The youth meeting took an
unexpected turn last week.
We were talking about
overcoming struggles in
life. Most of the group relates this to overcoming
struggles during the mission. One noticed that I (Bill
Mezzetti) sometimes struggle, hitting the wall, as it is
said. Of course, I do struggle, especially the next to
last days of the mission I think the wonderful responsibility I have for an entire year. I give the youth everything I have. The next to last day is when everyone realizes this mission is almost over and anxieties about completing the work set in. Some wonder
when will that change in me take place, or will it.
Some may ask themselves if they gave it their all.
Then they thought about me. Here I am viewed as
the leader, the strong one, the one who knows what
to do. Of course, like all people, I have limitations.
Then the most beautiful thing happens and most
times it is just the seemingly little things that help. It
could be someone handing me nails one at a time or
maybe I have to take a minute to explain to the
group once again that slow ad steady wins the race.
I encourage them not to think about the completion
of the entire project but first concentrate on completing the task before you. Mission work is never about
what you complete. It is only about what you start.
You see, it is not about whether we struggle. We all
do and will struggle. The question is who will help
us? Can a freshman on his or her first mission possibley help me? The answer is yes, and thank God
for that. None of us can be without another. Each of
us has to be willing to let others be our guide. Jesus’
command to love one another as I have loved you is
for all of us to follow and for all of us to receive.
Think about what was written above. Look at it from
a different point of view. When you see it you will
understand what we do. You will see what I am trying to teach these wonderful young people.
Y o u t h
Ministry
Bill Mezzetti
CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL
OPEN HOUSES
Notre Dame Academy in Hingham will be hosting two Open Houses this fall
for prospective students. NDA welcomes prospective students and their
families to visit the campus and tour the building on Sunday, October 19
from 1-3 p.m. or on Thursday, November 6 from 5-7 p.m. Families will
have the opportunity to take a tour of the building with a current student,
meet faculty and staff and learn about the athletic teams and co-curricular
activities. NDA is located on 1073 Main Street, Hingham MA 02043
NDA is a Catholic, college-preparatory school for young women in grades 7
–12. The Academy guides young women in their personal faith formation,
challenges students to pursue academic excellence, and encourages social
responsibility on behalf of global justice.
Boston College High School will host its annual Open House on Sunday,
October 26th from 12:00 p.m. until 3:00 p.m. The event provides prospective families the opportunity to meet faculty, administrators and coaches,
to tour the school, and to learn more about all aspects of school life. All
interested families are invited to attend and may register online by visiting
w w w . b c h i g h . e d u / a d m i s s i o n s
BC High is a 151-year-old Jesuit, Catholic school that educates young men
in grades 7-12. The school is located at 150 William T. Morrissey Boulevard in Boston, and it draws from 140 communities throughout Greater
Boston.
Xaverian Brothers High School, 800 Clapboardtree Street, Westwood is
hosting an Open House on Sunday, October 26 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00
p.m. Come meet students, teachers, coaches, and administrators 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 program as well as the high school program. Register online
at xbhs.com/openhouse or contact the Admissions Office at 781-3266392.
Fontbonne Academy
Sunday, November 9 from 13pm
Sacred Heart School, Kingston
Sunday, October 19
Archbishop Williams High School
Sunday, October 19 from 11am Cardinal Spellman High School
- 1pm
Thursday, October 23 from 6:30Thursday, November 6 from 6- 8:30pm
8pm
ST. PAUL SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE
Saint Paul School provides a challenging curriculum promoting academic excellence
infused with Catholic traditions and values. We welcome visitors to see what makes
our students SOAR!
Join us for our Open Houses Tuesday, October 28th from 6:00-8:00pm. No RSVP
necessary. Please contact Jean Schnorr, Director of Enrollment Managements, for additional information: 781-749-2407 or by visiting www.stpaulschoolhingham.com
www.stpaulreligioused.org
781-749-5568
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OPEN HOUSE - OCTOBER 28
The Pope of New Evangelization
On October 22, we will celebrate for the first time the feast of
Saint John Paul II. John Paul II, whom most of us have known,
called all men and women to the Redeemer, Jesus Christ. He
reminded us that only in Jesus Christ can we discover the purpose and fulfillment of human life. He proclaimed that human
existence itself is an invitation to communion with God and with
one another. He told an age bent of "self-fulfillment" that true
human fulfillment only comes from giving ourselves in love to
God and to one another. He called us to live a unity of life,
wherein the implications of the Christian faith inform the entirety
of life with no contradiction or separation. (Read more,
www.catholic.org)
October: The Month of the Holy Rosary
The month of October is dedicated to the Holy Rosary. It was
instituted to honor the Blessed Virgin Mary in gratitude for the
protection that she gives the Church in answer to the praying of
the Rosary by the faithful. (Read more, www.Catholic.org)
High School Faith Formation No Religious Education classes
for grades 9 and 10 will be held today Sunday, October 19. All
other classes will meet as scheduled.
Thank You Young people preparing for confirmation attended
the first retreat of the year this weekend, October 17 and 18. Our
thanks go to all those involved in preparing this retreat, especially Father Nestor, High School Teachers, Religious Education
staff, and students and their families.
Thank you to students in grades 9 and 10 for helping at the Vigil
Mass.
Lastly, thank you to children in fifth grade Religious Education
and their families for supporting the Family Mass ministry today,
Sunday October 19.
Grade Level Eucharistic Liturgies
Be advised that grade level Eucharistic Liturgies will take place
on the following dates.
Oct 26 at 9am Grade 6
Nov 14 at 10am Grade 2
Nov 16 at 10am Grade 4
Nov 30 at 9am Grades 7 & 8
Dec 13 at 10am Grade 3
Homeschooling
Families catechizing their children at home may pick up materials from the Office of Religious Education during office hours.
Check our website for further information.
Office Hours
Religious Education Office Hours are Monday-Thursday, 9am5pm; Fridays 8:30-4:30pm.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, students of Saint Paul School
came together at mass to honor Mary, Queen of the Rosary. Students of grade 5, under the direction of Mrs. Deitsch, led us in
prayer and meditation. Some students commented on their feelings as follows: “I felt like God was watching over us at the
Joyful Mysteries. I felt inspired and I felt like I was Mary in
that time. Being in the Mass was a nice and peaceful experience. I felt like I was experiencing the real Joyful Mysteries
with Mary. I felt happy watching and participating in the
Joyful Mysteries because it made me realize how lucky I am
to be in such a wonderful Catholic School! I felt inspired
recalling the Joyful Mysteries.”
“A NETWORK OF RELATIONSHIPS” is what Pope Francis
calls “the church!” He stated on October 10, “Dear young people, Christ is counting on you to be his friends and witnesses to
his infinite love.” Saturday, October 25, is known as “Make-aDifference Day” and at our liturgy frequently we sing these
words “We are the hands of Christ reaching out to those in need,
the face of God for all to see. We are the spirit of hope; we are
the voice of peace. Go make a difference in the world!” This is
a perfect example of “the church!” and an incentive for all of us
to “Go make a difference!”
CONTINUAL GROWTH occurs once more in our ExtraCurriculum Programming! Mr. Browne, Director of Music has
developed a program which includes a fundamental perspective
on vocal enhancement, strengthening in performance, and rehearsal for mass and special events! Class is on Thursdays from
7:45-8:15am.
GIVING BACK! AIDAN HOGAN, HELENE INGOLDSBY
AND SARAH KERRIGAN, graduates of Saint Paul School are
“giving back” to the Church Community through their gift of
Faith! They are part of the Religious Education program and
volunteering to be Christ-bearers to those children who attend the
classes. CATE HEALY, also a graduate of SPS, serves as a
tutor in the Homework Club which is part of the Afterschool
Program at Saint Paul School. Cate also is a witness in reaching
out to help others!
SAVE THE DATE! SAINT PAUL SCHOOL will host an Open
House this fall for its PK-Grade 8 classes on Tuesday, October
28 from 6-8p.m. No reservation is required. Tours are also
available upon request; please contact Jean Schnorr, Director
Enrollment, at [email protected] or (781) 7492407.
ST. JOSEPH’S RETREAT HOUSE
781-383-6024 or www.csjretreatcenter.org or
email [email protected]
Directed and Private
Day Of Reflection
GLASTONBURY ABBEY
781-749-2155 or www.glastonburyabbey.org
Spiritual Enrichment
October 21st, and 28th at 6:30pm.
Sr. Rosemary Ryan, MMS, MD
“Ethical Decision-Making at the End of Life.“
This is a 3-part program with a different aspect of the topic presented
each week. No registration required. Suggested donation $20 per class.
Faith and Film Series
Thursday, October 23rd at 6:30pm. “ Bless e, Ultima.”
We invite you to a light supper that will be provided during the film.
Discussion will follow.
Facilitator: July Dwyer,
All are welcome! Donations gratefully accepted.
For further information about programs please contact
Joan 781-749-2155 ext 200
TIME OUT RETREATS
“A LOOK AT THE VIEW”
A Spirituality for Everyday Living mini– retreat led by Peggy
Patenaude of Taking Time Out
Wednesday, November 12th
at Sacred Hearts Retreat Center in Wareham, MA
10:00am—12:30pm.Cost is $20
pre-registration is required.
Contact Peggy at 508-548-9149
or [email protected].
WOMENS RETREAT: On the Way will be held January 16-18,
2015 at Miramar Retreat Center inDuxbury, Ma For more informationcontact Peggy Patenaude at 508-548-9149 or [email protected]
PRAYER GROUP ON THURSDAY EVENINGS
Every Thursday evening you are invited
to pray at 7:15pm a Scriptural Rosary/
Chaplet in the lower church. All are
welcome to pray in front of the Tabernacle for Special Intentions. Booklets
are available to follow along. Please
come and join us praying the rosary for
peace and healing. Prayer is so powerful. For more information call Judy or
Artie Boyle at 781-749-8846.
Come and bring a friend.
RECTORY OFFICE - 781-749-0587
Monday - Thursday, 8:30am - 5pm
Friday, 8:30 - 3pm
Office email: [email protected]
Rev. Thomas F. Nestor, Pastor
[email protected]
Rev. Paul Soper, Priest in Residence
Deacon Joseph Harrington
[email protected]
Mrs. Patricia Mikus, Pastoral Associate
[email protected]
Ms. Susan Troy, Pastoral Care Coordinator
[email protected]
Mr. Sal Bartolotti, Music Director
Mrs. Linda Resca, Business Administrator
[email protected]
Mrs. Cynthia Sullivan, Administrative Assistant
OFFICE OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
781-749-5568 - www.stpaulreligioused.org
Sr. Tania Santander Atauchi, Director of Religious Education
[email protected]
Ms. Jane O’Regan, Religious Ed Asst and Faith Formation Coordinator
[email protected]
Mr. Bill Mezzetti, Youth Minister
[email protected]
SAINT PAUL SCHOOL
781-749-2407 - www.stpaulschoolhingham.com
Mrs. Christine Evans, Principal
[email protected]
Mrs. Holly Breen, Administrative Assistant
[email protected]
Mrs. Jean Schnorr, Director of Enrollment
[email protected]
DEACON JOE HARRINGTONÊS BLOG
Visit Deacon JoeÊs blog at
joeharrington.blogspot.com
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For those unable to participate
in our weekend Masses,
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CATHOLIC TV.
Mass schedules and other informative shows are
available at --- www.CatholicTV.com.
(Comcast 268, Verizon FiOS 296)
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