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THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER - APRIL 10, 2016 WWW.SAUGUSCATHOLICS.ORG

A MESSAGE FROM FR. TIM

2 THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER APRIL 10, 2016

Doubt is such a strong feeling. In my mind, there are at

least two types of doubt; one that causes you to explore

and find out more and the other creates a barrier to any

possibility that it is true. In today’s gospel we see Thomas

who doubts that Jesus has been raised from the dead. Even

though the report of his resurrection comes from friends, he

will not believe. As he says “Unless I see the mark of the

nails in his hands and put my finger into the nail marks and

put my hand into his side, I will not believe.”

As the gospel indicates, Thomas comes to believe because

the risen Lord himself stood before him. Jesus says to

Thomas “do not be unbelieving, but believe.” If Thomas

had not had the encounter with Jesus would he have ever

believed? Look at what he would have missed out on. Is

that what Jesus means when he refers to the hardness of

heart or to the stiff-necked people, people who are not

open to the possibility and thus miss out on the reality.

As I was thinking about this I recalled a book that I have

read not too long ago, entitled “Proof of Heaven” by Eben

Alexander, M.D. Quoting from the dust cover of the book

“A highly trained neurosurgeon who had operated on

thousands of brains in the course of his career, Alexander

knew that what people of faith call the “soul” is really a

product of brain chemistry. Near-death experiences, he

would have been the first to explain, might feel real to the

people having them, but in truth they are simply fantasies

produced by brains under extreme stress.”

Suffering a rare illness in which he was in a deep coma for

seven days and being given up for dead he recovers. He

tells of his experience and how it has impacted his life and

the direction of his life. He finds himself, fully recovered

against all odds, against medical science, actively trying to

spread the word of the Divine and His miraculous powers.

He thinks of all those patients who had told him of stories of

near-death experiences and how he had tried to convince

them that they were not real and all caused

by the brain.

Many of us will never have the experience

of Thomas or of Eben Alexander but we all

have small miraculous moments. We some-

times try to explain them away as chance,

luck etc. Does doubt become an obstacle of

sharing in the blessings of God? I wonder

if we were to entertain or explore the

promises of God if it would not open other

doors for us.

The world is full of miraculous possibilities.

Jesus says the kingdom is at hand, in the

here and the now. He knows our reaction

and he says to us, “do not be unbelieving,

but believe.”

Fr. Tim

Sunday, April 10 Monday, April 11 Tuesday, April 12 Wednesday, April 13 Wednesday, April 13 Thursday, April 14 Thursday, April 14 Friday, April 15 Saturday, April 16 Sunday, April 17

11:45 AM Coffee Hour 10:30 AM-Calendar Meeting (Rectory) 9:30 AM Coffee Hour 7:00 PM Finance Council Mtg.(Rectory) 10:00 AM Liturgy Meeting (Rectory) 11:45 AM Coffee Hour

6:30 PM Adoration 7:00 PM PPC Meeting 7:00 PM Choir Rehearsal 11:30 AM Youth Music Group

Calendar BLESSED SACRAMENT SAINT MARGARET

Sacramental Giving

BLESSED SACRAMENT Weekly Collection……………. $ 4,841.56 Attendance: 591

SAINT MARGARET Weekly Collection ……………. $3,498.00 Attendance: 244

Next Second Collections: April 10th Monthly Collection April 24th Home Missions/Black & Native American

COLLABORATIVE UPDATES

Catholic Appeal 2016

The 2016 Catholic Appeal response from St. Margaret’s and Blessed Sacrament is off to a good start. At St. Margaret’s, 76 donors have contributed $14,705 towards a goal of $18,828 or 78%. At Blessed Sacrament, 95 donors have contributed $19,750 towards a goal of $28,537 or 69%. These donations are used to support more than 50 ministries which serve the needs of all parishes within our Archdio-cese, including both parishes of our Saugus Collaborative. These ministries have a profound influence on the lives of so many by helping to pass on our faith to young and new Catholics, by supporting the priests, deacons, seminarians and other religious and all those who offer their lives to serve us. If you did not receive a pledge form in the mail, please pick one up at the church or the Collaborative Offices. You can also make a pledge on line by go-ing to: bostoncatholicappeal.org. and click-ing on the Donate Now link. Thank you in advance for your support of this year's Catholic Appeal.

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Operation Troop Support Operation Troop Support serves our deployed men and women in uniform from across the country. In the month of April, we will be collecting for the Combat Support Hospi-tals: New twin sheets, blankets and sweat-suits. The pick-up for these items at the entrance to both churches is April 16th and 17th. We thank you for you generosity. Female Troops: Feminine hygiene products (maxi pads, tam-pons, panty liners) Scented Body Wash, scented lotion, hair spray, disposable pink razors, and black, brown or blond hair elastics/hair pins, barrettes. Sports Bras sizes 34B-36B cotton panties 5,6, 7 and pretty stationary sets.

Sanctuary Lamp Bread and Wine Donations If you would like to donate the Sanctuary Lamp ($25.) and or the Bread and Wine ($45.) in memory of a loved one, please contact the Collaborative Office.

The St. Vincent de Paul Societies of both parishes assist people all year round. They rely on your generous donations for them to be able to serve the less fortunate in our community.

Please remember us as you leave the church.

Confessions Saturday: 3:15-3:45 at both parishes

Weekend Mass SAINT MARGARET

SATURDAY VIGIL: 4:00 PM SUNDAY: 9:30 AM

BLESSED SACRAMENT

SATURDAY VIGIL: 4:00 PM SUNDAY: 8:00 AM, 11:00 AM, 6:00 PM

Weekend Mass Celebrants April 16-17 Saturday, 4:00 PM – Blessed Sacrament – Fr. Michael Saturday, 4:00 PM – Saint Margaret – Fr. Tim Sunday, 8:00 AM – Blessed Sacrament – Fr. Michael Sunday, 9:30 AM – Saint Margaret – Fr. Tim Sunday, 11:00 AM – Blessed Sacrament – Fr. Michael Sunday, 6:00 PM – Blessed Sacrament – Fr. Tim April 23-24 Saturday, 4:00 PM – Blessed Sacrament – Fr. Tim Saturday, 4:00 PM - Saint Margaret -- Fr. Michael Sunday, 8:00 AM – Blessed Sacrament – Fr. Tim Sunday, 9:30 AM – Saint Margaret – Fr. Michael Sunday, 11:00 AM – Blessed Sacrament – Fr. Tim Sunday, 6:00 PM -Blessed Sacrament – Fr. Michael

9:00 AM

Daily Mass

MONDAY - WEDNESDAY AT SAINT MARGARET | THURSDAY - SATURDAY AT BLESSED SACRAMENT

BLESSED SACRAMENT Mass Intentions

SAINT MARGARET Mass Intentions

Phyllis Dellorusso Joseph Ciampa Hanah Sheehan Rita Howard Brian Thomas & Matthew Lawrence Ralph Perrotta MaryAnne Frassica

42nd Anniversary Memorial Anniversary Memorial Memorial 2nd Anniversary Birthday Remembrance

4:00 PM 9:30 AM 9:00 AM 9:00 AM 9:00 AM 4:00 PM 9:30 AM

Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Saturday Sunday

04/09/16 04/10/1604/11/1604/12/16 04/13/16 04/14/16 04/17/16

Rita D’Urso David D. Langer Calogera DiBlasi For All Deceased Harry Gerrit Ken Doherty For All Deceased Richard Reid Marion Stasio Angelo & Giovanna DiStefano Matthew Webb

Memorial Birthday Remembrance Memorial Memorial For Good Health Memorial Memorial Memorial 17th Anniversary

4:00 PM 8:00 AM 11:00 AM 6:00 PM 9:00 AM 9:00 AM 9:00 AM 4:00 PM 8:00 AM 11:00 AM 6:00 PM

Saturday Sunday Sunday Sunday Thursday Friday Saturday Saturday Sunday Sunday Sunday

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PRAYER + WORSHIP

4 THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER, APRIL 10,, 2016

PRAYER + WORSHIP

Please pray for... Let us remember in our prayers our beloved dead and also for our friends, relatives, and fellow parishioners who have died, let us pray: Nancy Curtis

The names will appear in the prayer list as long as you want, but we must be notified every two weeks to keep this list accurate. Anthony Mitrano:, Rosie Obdens:, Nicole Connolly:, Rebecca Conroy:, Barbara Lewis:, Stella Lewis:, Richard Bourque:, Blanche McGonagle:, June Antle:, Keith Saba:, Michael Doto: Kevin Howard:, Rowan Rusnock:, Kenneth (Rick) Melanson:, Matthew McManus:, Kathy Stebens:, Karen McGrath:, William Luoma, Marcie Luca:, Marie Arinello, Susan DeSimone:, Michael DeSimone, Elizabeth LaFlame, Elizabeth Gormley, Fran-cesca Lanzilli, John Marasco, Lisa Shaw, Yvonne Moffat, Ann Mannion, Rhonda Vidaure, Grace Sannella, Judith DeRoo, Karen Walsh Rullman:, Mary Kelly, Joseph Soli, Lawrence Heise, Mary Paul, Laurence Erickson, Peggy Gerrit, Donna Reynolds, Michael Murphy, Francesco Capolino, Tom Drewitt, Peter Dirsa, Diane Simpson, Rose West, Thomas Rogers, Ruth Rogers, Frank Gaffney Jr., Magale Hernandez, Lynda Bowen, John Deveaux, Steve DiPietro, Kelly Swanson, Paula Kinnon, Bill Rochefort, Mary Prisco, Larry Coyle, Wayne Wright, Diane Finn, Kiera McMahan, Carol Krumhever, Vincent DiCiero, Nick Tiliacos, Frank Arena, Nancy Donahue, Pat Donovan, Ellie Gallo, Frank Piwowarski, Loretta Steves, Samantha Binet, Ann Louise Charadonna

We ask for your prayers for all of the men and women (and their families) serving in our armed forces, among them our own parishioners, townspeople, and family members: Joseph Driver, Tech Sgt. Andrew Grato, Tech Sgt. Arielle Grato, SSgt Ashley Sanders Sasinouski, SSGT Matthew Sasinouski, A1C Jack Rohan, Caoc/cst Mary Hoyer, Gary A. Blagburn LTC, MP, Jonathan Rawcliffe.

Baptism The sacrament is conferred on the third Sunday of the month at alternating churches. Contact the

Collaborative Office in advance in order that an information packet may be sent to you.

Anointing of the Sick The sacrament is offered at each church on a monthly basis: Saint Margaret: First Saturday after the 4:00 PM Saturday Vigil Mass: March, May, July, September, November.

Blessed Sacrament: First Sunday after the 11:00 AM Mass: February, April, June, August, October, December.

Please avail yourself of this chance to receive the grace of this sacrament, especially if you suffer from chronic illness, or will be undergoing tests, surgery, or other medical procedures.

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New Annulment Workshop: In this Year of Mercy, Pope Francis has created new norms for the processing of annulments. If you, or someone close to you, longs to be reconciled with this issue, a workshop presented by the Metropolitan Tribunal explaining this process and answering your questions, will be held at 7:00 PM on Wednesday, April 13, at St. Barbara Parish, Woburn.

Future Women’s Guild Events

at Blessed Sacrament: May 15th - after 11:00 AM Mass, May Procession May 2nd - 6:00 PM Movie Night June 6th - 5:30 PM Banquet at Knights of Columbus June ???- 9:00 AM-2 PM - Morning of Prayer July 9th - Start Pennies from Heaven campaign Contact Kathy Lanney for further informantion 781-231-0629.

Cancer Support Group The Saugus Catholics Cancer Support Group will meet on Wednesday, April 20th at Saint Margaret Church at 5:30 PM. Following the meeting we will celebrate the Anointing of the Sick, dinner, discussion, and fellowship. If you would like to attend contact Linda Riley (781-233-8090, email: lriley@lriley@lindarileymedia.com)

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COLLABORATIVE NEWS

THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER , APRIL 10, 2016

Mass of Anointing

Saturday, April 23, 2016

11:00 a.m.

In the Blessed Sacrament

Parish Hall

Sponsored by St Stephen Ministry .

The Sacrament of the Sick is an important encounter with Jesus who walks with us as we deal with the often-difficult limitations that affect us in illness or as we get older. The Sac-rament is to be celebrated with those who are seriously ill, undergoing surgery or advanced in years. The celebration of the Sacrament within the Mass includes the priest’s laying on of hands on the heads of those to be anointed, the offering of prayer by the community of faith and the anointing of the sick with blessed oil.

It is also an opportunity for us as a community to acknowledge the gift of their presence in our midst and to reach out to them in a small way with our love and concern.

The liturgy and luncheon that follows will be in the Blessed Sacrament Parish Hall to

cut down on the distance you will have to travel Please, if you are planning on attending, call the Collaborative Offices at

781-233-2497 or email kathlanney@aol.com no later than April 15, 2016. If you would like to attend but are in need of transportation please call or email as indicated above. We do want you to join us and we will do what we can to make this a rewarding and uplifting experience for you.

Do come!

We look forward to joining you in prayer. There will also be a special blessing for all who care for the sick and the elderly in the day-to-day activities of living.

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COLLABORATIVE NEWS

Faith Formation Grades 1-6 EACH GATHERING IS 60 MINUTES

April 10 Last Class for all below 8:30 AM Grade 1- Blessed Sacrament 8:30 AM Grade 3 - Saint Margaret 10:15 AM Grade 4 - Saint Margaret

Saint Margaret Parish Annual Penny Sale This year the Annual Penny Sale at Saint Margaret Parish will be held on Saturday, April 23rd at 6:30 PM in the Lower Church Hall. If you wish to donate something to the 200 items we need, please drop it off at Saint Margaret’s - Priest Residence back door.

All items must be new and have a value of at least $5.00. All proceeds from this event stay at Saint Margaret Parish for upkeep and maintenance of our building and grounds. Join us for a fun night. Your $1.00 ticket might win you more than one prize.

Seine River Cruise France

October 28-November 5, 2016 Trip price: $2,999 (cash payment, per person, double occupancy, includes air taxes and fees) Price Includes: Round trip airfare Boston to Paris All Transfers in Paris from airport and return 7 Night river cruise Includes breakfast, lunch & dinner each day aboard the ship. Complimentary beverage package including beer, wine and soft drinks & coffee and tea at lunch & dinner. Professional Tour Escort throughout the tour. Sightseeing tours in each port by English speaking tour guides. If you are interested in the trip, please contact Linda Lombardi 781-233-7888 as soon as possible, limited seats are available. Don’t miss a trip to Normandy in France

Protecting our Souls from dangers on the Internet

Many people feel that the internet is a play ground for immoral desires a they think no one can observe their web surfing habits. But we must remember Christ's words that Our Heavenly Father sees all that is done in secret (see Matthew 6:6). With that in mind, using filtering software on a computer to protect from immoral content is worthy of consideration. While there are some pay solutions there are also free options that can be configured to filter all Internet traffic for a single computer or for a local network, such as, all the devices that connect to your home WiFi. It does requires a bit of knowledge of how the Internet works. Fr. Michael will host a session for anyone that wishes to filter content on a computer connected to a home internet connection. Join Fr. Michael if you wish to filter for any of the following:

Academic Fraud Adult Themes Adware Business Services Chat Classifieds Dating Drugs Ecommerce/Shopping

Educational Institutions Gambling Games Hate/Discrimination Health and Fitness Humor Instant Messaging Jobs/Employment

Lingerie/Bikini Movies Music News/Media Non-Profits Nudity P2P/File sharing Parked Domains

Photo Sharing Proxy/Anonymizer Podcasts Politics Pornography Portals Radio

And more.. The session will meet April 21st in the hall at St. Margaret's at 7PM

COLLABORATIVE YOUTH MINISTRY

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Saugus Catholics Youth Calendar Sunday, April 10 6:00 PM Youth Mass Sunday, April 17 6:00 PM Youth Mass Sunday, April 24 6:00 PM Youth Mass Wednesday, April 27 7:30 PM Confirmation Rehearsal at S.M. Saturday, April 30 6:00 PM Confirmation - Saint Margaret Sunday, May 1 6:00 PM Youth Mass Sunday, May 8 6:00 PM Youth Mass Sunday, May 15 6:00 PM Pentecost Youth Mass Sunday, May 22 6:00 PM Most Holy Trinity Youth Mass

Food Fast Was a Great Success! Our young people, along with the Saugus Catholics Collaborative, collected over $4,600 for three charities before and during FOOD FAST. This event helped our youth explore the reality of hunger and injustice in a world of plenty and came face-to-face with the impact of hunger on nearly 1 billion people.

Catholic Relief Services $2000 We discovered how Catholic Relief Services supports people that are hungry in acquiring food and gaining long-term food security. Central to this exploration of faith and justice, participants were challenged as disciples of Jesus to discover how together we can effect a positive change in communities around the world.

Hope for the Children Foundation Inc. $1600 We learned from it’s creator, Tony Bellizzi, that the Hope for the Children Foundation conducts specific projects and events and raises funds to expand opportunities and increase the development of young people around the world. We heard how they provide funding and facilitate the sharing of human and material resources for specific projects always at the grassroots level.

Chelsea Project Opening Doors $1000 Charlie Rustigian, recently confirmed, testified to his experience with and efforts to address youth homelessness in Chelsea, MA. Our parish collected donations on Good Friday for the Chelsea Project Opening Doors, which helps address so many needs of our Chelsea students living in shelters. Charlie also raised on his own over $1000 for the FOOD FAST itself.

COLLABORATIVE INFORMATION

Rev. Timothy J. Kelleher Pastor frtimk@sauguscatholics.org Rev. Michael Farrell Parochial Vicar fr.michael@sauguscatholics.org Rev. Mr. Francis M. Gaffney Permanent Deacon dcn.frank@sauguscatholics.org

SAINT MARGARET CHURCH 431 Lincoln Avenue Saugus, MA 01906

Office: 781-233-1040

BLESSED SACRAMENT CHURCH 14 Summer Street Saugus, MA 01906 Office: 781-233-2497

COLLABORATIVE PASTORAL COUNCIL

Peter Culhane Collaborative Facilities + Operations Manager pculhane@sauguscatholics.org Ben DiScipio Collaborative Music Director music@sauguscatholics.org Dottie Hensley Blessed Sacrament Parish Secretary dottie@sauguscatholics.org Scott Morin Collaborative Youth Minister ym@sauguscatholics.org Carol Nadeau Saint Margaret Parish Secretary + Religious Education Coordinator cnadeau@sauguscatholics.org Donna Zinna Blessed Sacrament Parish Religious Education Coordinator dzinna@sauguscatholics.org Katy Zinna Collaborative Safety Coordinator kzinna@sauguscatholics.org

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Mission Statement We are a Roman Catholic faith community. Through the guidance of the Holy Spirit, we worship God the Father by imitating Jesus His son. Strengthened by the Eucharist and the proclamation of the Gospel, we strive to bring all people closer to God by evangelizing through the corporal and spiritual works of mercy and lifelong faith formation.

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