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Catholic Weymouth! A COLLABORATIVE OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF BOSTON! IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH SAINT JEROME PARISH SAINT JEROME SCHOOL! Rev. Huy H. Nguyen, Pastor! Most Rev. John A. Dooher, In Residence! Msgr. Cornelius McRae, In Residence! Rev. William P. Joy, In Residence! Deacon Daniel Burns! Deacon Francis J. Corbett! Deacon Timothy J. Maher! Immaculate Conception Parish! Saint Jerome Parish! 720 Broad Street! Weymouth, Massachusetts 02189! 781 337 0380! icweymouth.org! icoffice@catholicweymouth.org! 632 Bridge Street! Weymouth, Massachusetts 02191! 781 335 2038! saintjeromeparish.org! stjoffice@catholicweymouth.org! ! ! Weekend Masses:! Saturday 5:30 p.m.! Sunday 7:30 a.m., 10:30 a.m., ! 5:00 p.m.! ! Weekdays: 9:00 a.m.! Monday, Wednesday, Friday! ! Confessions! Saturday 4:30 5:00 p.m.! Weekend Masses:! Saturday 4:00 p.m.! Sunday 9:00 a.m., 12 noon ! ! Weekdays: 9:00 a.m.! Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday! ! Confessions! Saturday 3:00 3:30 p.m.! Saint Jerome School! Mr. James Hauser, Principal! Preschool Grade 8! 598 Bridge Street, Weymouth, Massachusetts 02191! 781 335 1235 stjeromeschoolweymouth.org! jhauser@stjeromeschoolweymouth.org! !
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH! SAINT JEROME PARISH! Saturday, January 19! 4:00PM! ! Delores Baumeister! Sunday, January 20! 9:00AM! ! Virginia B. Daley, 1st Anniversary! 12:00PM! ! Eugene Campbell, 1st Anniversary! Saturday, January 26! 4:00PM! ! Joseph Mazzotta! Sunday, January 27! 9:00AM! ! Michael Crosse, Memorial! 12:00PM! ! Irene Ryan! Saturday, January 19! 5:30PM! ! Deceased Members of Savage Family! Sunday, January 20! 10:30AM! ! Elizabeth Forsyth, 5th Anniversary! 5:00PM! ! Joseph Renda, 1st Anniversary! Monday, January 21! 9:00AM! ! Robert Dennett, 3rd Anniversary! Saturday, January 26! 5:30PM! ! Paul Joyce, Month’s Mind! Sunday, January 27! 10:30AM! ! Phyllis Picarello, 8th Anniversary! 5:00PM! ! John Keeley, Sr., Katherine Keeley and ! ! ! John Keeley, Jr., Memorial! The Collaborative Parish Offices will be closed all day on Monday, January 21 in observance of Martin Luther King Day.! Memorial Gifts for the Week! January 20, 2019! ! The Hosts, Altar Wine and the Sanctuary Light! have been donated in loving remembrance of! Elizabeth Forsyth! ! Financial Stewardship! ! ! ! Offertory ! January 13, 2019 ! Immaculate Conception: 6,190! Capital Improvement: 2,880! ! Online giving: 453! Online giving: 25! ! Saint Jerome: 6,609!! Capital Improvement: 2,815! ! Online giving: 1,321! ! Online giving: 25! Thank you for supporting your parish! ! Second Collection next weekend for Church in Latin America! ! C P O"" # H % ! ! Immaculate Conception Parish! Monday, Tuesday and Thursday! 8am 4pm! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 2! Saint Jerome Parish! Monday, Wednesday and Friday! 8am 4pm!
JANUARY 20, 2019: SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME! I"# %& J&)*) % , *- W&// "0! The Christmas season can sometimes bring unforgettable moments of love and joy that include big questions, like “will you marry me?” It was ten Christmases ago at our family gathering that my now son in law, Ben, got down on one knee and asked our daughter Erin to marry him. It was a beautiful and unexpected moment that resulted in tears and laughter and applause. The wedding happened the following October.! ! Everyone loves weddings the promise of love that will never end, the celebration of someone we love finding a partner in life, and the reception where we share a wonderful meal, a full dance floor, lots of laughter and joy.! ! Jesus loves weddings too. There was a wedding in Cana and Jesus was invited. When Jesus is invited, divine love is married to our human love, and that changes everything. When Jesus is invited into our marriage, we do not have to worry about running out of anything. In the gospel, the couple ran out of wine at the reception and Jesus responded with hundreds of gallons of the finest wine imaginable. Jesus always responds with super abundance that is what divine love does. That is why I was so grateful that my daughter’s wedding was held in our parish church they invited Jesus into their marriage.! ! When Jesus is invited into our marriage, He consecrates the amazing, life changing, romantic love that catapults us into each other’s arms. He transforms the love that makes us want to spend our lives together into a love that is willing to sacrifice for the person we love. And that is what we need for the challenges we all face in life the adventures of finding a place to live and work, the ups and downs of finances and jobs, the hopes for having children, and the unknowns of sickness and health in mind and body and spirit. When Jesus is invited to our wedding and into our marriage we will always have enough of whatever we need; we will never be alone; we will never be overwhelmed. ! ! Maybe you or someone in your family just got engaged this past Christmas. If so, please come and talk to one of the priests or deacons about having your wedding at Saint Jerome or Immaculate Conception Church. If you, or someone you know, were already married outside the Church, you can still invite Jesus into your life together by having your marriage consecrated through convalidation; we would love to hear from you too.! ! Falling in love is a wonderful experience and gift of grace that is made most holy and complete when we taste the amazing wine of divine love by inviting Jesus to the wedding!! A0% F 2 3 S ! Catholicism: The Pivotal Players Bishop Robert Barron! F C 22%3 9 N% 3;! A0 3# C P 33 3;! ! ! Are you concerned about your aging parents?! Have you or has someone you know ! been diagnosed with a serious illness?! Saint Augustine the Teacher! Possibly the best example of how faith in Christ changed a person. Augustine’s narrative of personal transformation in his book Confessions provides a template for life in Christ that still rings true today.! Saint Benedict, the Monk! Many would argue that Saint Benedict, the Monk contributed more to saving western Christian culture than anyone else. Born just after Rome fell, Benedict founded the religious community that would, in time, preserve the best of the old and allow for the emergence of an authentic, Christian way of life.! ! Our Faith Community Nurses are sponsoring a presentation on Palliative/ Advance Care planning on Friday, February 1 at 9:30am in Saint Paula Hall at Saint Jerome Parish. A representative from the Archdiocese of Boston’s Initiative for Palliative Care and Advance Care Planning will discuss and take questions on palliative care, a way for people to live better with serious illness, offering support for loved ones as well. Palliative care is often confused with hospice and they are not the same.! ! Join Bishop Barron as he traces the lives and contributions of these two pivotal saints.! Immaculate Conception Msgr. Hackett Center! Beginning February 19 at 7pm! Saint Jerome Parish! Beginning February 22 at 9:45am! ! ! Please join us after the 9am Mass at Saint Jerome Parish on February 1 for coffee and .! while you listen to this informative presentation.! ! 3!
! Forming in Faith.! C R ; % E0%# 3! Religious Education No classes this week for grades1 8 in observance of Martin Luther King day. Classes resume on January 27, regular times and days. January 27 No religious education classes at Saint Jerome only (Catholic Schools week).! S 3 J 2 S# ! ! ! Meat Raffle to benefit the Class of 2020! ! Have a delicious meal, fun with friends, and chances to win some prime cuts of meat from Prevites Marketplace in Weymouth! Come to the Cathay Center at 211 Bridge Street on Friday, January 25, anytime from 7 to 10pm for meat raffles and chances to win cash in a 50/50. Raffle ticket holders must be present to win. Bring your friends!! ! SJS Grade 8 Calendar Winners!! Once again the class of 2019 would like to thank all of those who supported our Calendar Raffle Sales. ! Winners from January 13 19 are:! ( 50) Marc Cesar! ! ( 25) Carolann Phaneuf! ( 25) Marc Pazdyk! ! ( 25) Steve Denherder! ( 25) Maureen Roche ! ( 25) Christine Joyce! ( 25) Marybeth McCarthy ! ! Grade 2 parent meeting is this week, Wednesday January 23, 7 8pm in Saint Jerome Church. We will be discussing the Sacraments of Penance and Eucharist.! First Penance Grade 2 Students from both Immaculate Conception and Saint Jerome Parish on Saturday, February 2, 1pm at Immaculate Conception Parish. Practice for First Penance (all grade 2 students) will be on Friday, February 1, 4 5pm, at Immaculate Conception Church.! ! Confirmation I Please register your Grade 9 child for the Confirmation program as soon as possible. If they were not baptized at Immaculate Conception or Saint Jerome, please obtain a copy of their baptismal record. Once you register we will provide you with the information you need for the program.! Confirmation I (Grade 9) parent meeting is scheduled for Sunday, January 27 after the 5pm Mass at Saint Jerome Parish.! P F # R # ! ! “My spirit was broken and as far as I knew beyond repair. I was consumed with feelings of remorse. During the retreat, I realized the lasting impact of forgiveness. I knew God had forgiven me, and now I needed to forgive myself.” A Project Rachel Retreat Attendee. ! The Project Rachel ministry of the Archdiocese of Boston extends a special invitation to women suffering from the pain of a past abortion to attend a Come to the Waters of Healing one day retreat. ! Winter/Spring dates are February 23, March 23 and April 27. Locations are confidential. Limited to ten participants per retreat. For more information, contact Project Rachel at 508 651 3100 or email! help@projectrachelboston.com. ! ! Catholic Weymouth Families, please keep our candidates for Confirmation in your prayers. They will receive the sacrament in February.! We pray: Creator Spirit, strengthen these young men and women with your gifts of grace, to love and serve as a disciple of Christ. Grant that they may grow into the fullness of the stature of Christ. Fill them with the joy of your presence. Increase in them the fruit of your Spirit: the spirit of wisdom and understanding, the spirit of love, patience and gentleness, the spirit of wonder and true holiness.! ! ! ! ! A33% C 3 % 3 S 2 3 ! ! ! Annual Contribution Statements for 2018 will be available upon request. Please call the parish office and leave your name and envelope number or email your request to icoffice@catholicweymouth.org or stjoffice@catholicweymouth.org. Thank you.! When we walk with Jesus every day, we come to know the miracles he performs. Jesus does so many great and wonderful things for us. Jesus is so good, but do you know what? He is saving the best for last. What is it? Eternal life. If we put our trust in Jesus as our Savior, we will live forever in heaven with him. ! 4!
Collaborative News and Events.! ! Save the date Saturday, January 26 ! Saint Paula Hall Doors open at 6:30pm! ! Experience the game everyone’s talking about! It’s the joy of Music seamlessly combined with the thrill of Bingo! Something for everyone, categories range from the 40’s to the 70’s and maybe some show tunes! Prizes, Raffles, 50/50 drawing, Cash Bar. Please bring your own snacks. 20 per person for a great night out. Tickets available at the parish office or by emailing trisha.carlson@verizon.net . Tables of 8/10 may be reserved in advance. ! K3 ; " C %2 % C %3# 729 W 33 !! ! Keep Christ in Christmas Poster Contest! ! Two students were named local champions of the 2018 Knights of Columbus Keep Christ in Christmas Poster Contest in grades K 8. Catholic Weymouth Council 729 sponsored the contest at Saint Jerome School and the Collaborative Religious Education Program. All Catholic students ages 5 14 were eligible to participate.! The winners were Louis Hynes (grades 3 5) and Mai Lee (grades 6 8). Their entries now advance to district where they will compete to move on to state, national and international levels. These winning entries may serve as the basis for a series of new Christmas posters that encourage a deeper understanding of the holiday.! The goal of this poster contest is to engage the creativity and imaginations of our youth, hoping they will come to a deeper understanding of the true, spiritual meaning of Christmas and to strengthen the bond between Council 729 and Saint Jerome School and the Collaborative Religious Education Program.! Both Louis and Mai were awarded certificates and 25 gift cards and advanced to the District competition.! ! ! ! ! Free Throw Championship Winners! ! Five youths from Weymouth, ages 9 to 14, were named local champions of the 2019 Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship and have earned the right to compete at district level. Catholic Weymouth Council 729 sponsored the local competition at the Msgr. Hackett Parish Center at Immaculate Conception Parish. ! In the boys division, Jayden On was the nine year old champion and Donal McGurran was the 10 year old champion. Twelve year old winners were Bella Santos and Eoin McGurran. The 14 year old boys division was won by Ciaran McGurran. They will now compete in the district competitions on February 9 at the Msgr Hackett Parish Center with hopes of moving on to state and international levels.! ! Good luck!! ! ! F C 22%3 9 N% 3; C 0 30 F % S 3! Although usually minor, colds can make you feel miserable and last about 10 days. It is tempting to try the latest remedy, but the best thing you can do is take care of yourself. Rest, drink fluids, keep the air around you moist and wash your hands frequently.! ! The common cold is infectious from a few days before your symptoms appear until all symptoms are gone. Symptoms can be worse during the first two to three days and this is when you’re most likely to spread the virus.! It is possible to catch the flu or a cold after handling an object an infected person sneezed or coughed on. But personal contact with an infected person is the most common way these viruses spread. Use your discretion in shaking hands during the cold/flu season.! The best way to avoid becoming infected with a cold or flu virus is to wash your hands frequently with soap and water or with an alcohol based sanitizer. Also avoid touching your nose, mouth and eyes or biting your nails. Most importantly get a flu vaccine every year !! ! ! Find more Collaborative news and events at catholicweymouth.org! 5!
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