Given that we are all God’s children, everyone is welcome at our parishes regardless of status in the Church,

regardless of marital status, regardless of prior religious experience, personal history, background, or orientation: Everyone is invited, accepted,

and respected at both Saint Margaret and Blessed Sacrament Parishes of Saugus.

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MOST HOLY BODY & BLOOD OF CHRIST - MAY 29, 2016 WWW.SAUGUSCATHOLICS.ORG

A MESSAGE FROM FR. TIM

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Today, we celebrate one of the great mysteries of our Faith the Holy Trinity, one God yet three per-sons. For me when faced with a mystery of our faith I like to come to some understanding that I can identify with. In other words something that works for me; that I can put a handle on and it helps me with my life. When I think of the Trinity I look to the Father who, in creating us, gave us eve-rything we needed to be happy. When we lost that because of sin He gave us His Son to redeem us and to show us how to live life. The Son lived among us, as one of us, He revealed to us who the father is and who we are. He died for us and rose from the dead. In doing so He redeemed us and won for us eternal life through His life, death and resurrection. He basically showed us that good rises above evil. He called us to follow Him. Vatican II really opened the doors for the Spirit. Many of us grew up the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. No one really talked about the Holy Ghost as we did not understand it. With Vatican II there was much more of an emphasis on the third person of the Blessed Trinity than I ever remembered be-fore. For me when I think of the Holy Spirit I think of the Spirit in terms of God directing us to the fullness of life. Remember in Jesus’ farewell address He said He has told us all this so that “His joy maybe ours and our joy maybe complete.” Remember also in this address He prays that we maybe one as He and the Father are one. His plan is for unity and He has given us His spirit to help us accomplish just that. Recall the words to the prayer at Confirmation “By water and the Holy Spirit You freed your sons and daughters from sin And gave them new life. Send your Holy Spirit upon them To be their Helper and Guide. Give them the Spirit of Wisdom and Understanding The Spirit of Right Judgment and Courage, The Spirit of knowledge and reverence. Fill them with the Spirit of wonder and awe in Your presence.”

At Pentecost, we are reminded that we have all been gifted with the Spirit of God. As we celebrate the feast of the Holy Trinity we are re-minded of God’s unconditional love for and his call to follow Him. The Trinity calls us to reflect on what is ours and what can be ours if we in-clude God. In St Paul’s letter to the Galatians St Paul reminds us of what happens when we ignore the gifts we have been given. Working without the Spirit results in acts of hatred, ri-valry, jealousy, outbursts of fury, acts of selfishness, dissensions, factions, occasions of envy. In contrast he says in the Spirit there is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, generosity, faith-fulness, self-control. One might ask which one is more pre-dominant in today’s society or in my life. If we see it as the first; would a more felt presence of God make a difference? If we all worked for unity, practiced acts of kindness and used self-control; would things be dif-ferent? Remember, Jesus started with twelve. What a difference He has made! Fr. Tim

Sunday, May 29 Wednesday, June 1 Thursday, June 2 Thursday, June 2 Friday, June 3 Saturday, June 4 Sunday, June 5 Sunday, June 5

11:45 AM Coffee Hour 7:00 Pastoral Plan Leadership Mtg 9:30 AM Coffee Hour 7:00 PM Baptism Prep Class 11:30 AM Youth Music Group Rehearsal 11:45 AM Coffee Hour 3:00 PM Youth Mass Ministers Meeting

6:30 PM Adoration 7:00 PM Choir Rehearsal 9:00 AM Yard Sale

Calendar BLESSED SACRAMENT SAINT MARGARET

Sacramental Giving

BLESSED SACRAMENT Weekly Collection……………. $5,030.00 Weekly Collection Budget……. $5,750.00 Attendance: 697

SAINT MARGARET Weekly Collection ……………. $2,717.00 Weekly Collection Budget…….. $3,070.00 Attendance: 268

Next Second Collections: June 5th– Air Conditioning

COLLABORATIVE UPDATES

Catholic Appeal 2016

The 2016 Catholic Appeal response from St. Margaret’s has reached its goal, but we are still a little short at Blessed Sacrament. At St. Margaret’s, 100 donors have contrib-uted $19,130 towards a goal of $18,828 or 102%. At Blessed Sacrament, 120 do-nors have contributed $23,075 towards a goal of $28,537 or 81%. As Blessed Sacrament moves toward its goal, a generous parishioner has offered to match every donation to enable us to reach the goal of $28,537. Please con-sider donating to the appeal. No donation is too small. These donations are used to support more than 50 ministries which serve the needs of all parishes within our Archdiocese, includ-ing both parishes of our Saugus Collabora-tive. These ministries have a profound influ-ence on the lives of so many by helping to pass on our faith to young and new Catho-lics, 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 going to: boston-catholicappeal.org. and clicking on the Do-nate 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 June, we will need Powdered Drink Mixes, such as Gatorade, Lemonade, Kool Aid, tang or Iced Tea Mix. The pick-up for these items at the entrance to both churches is June 18th & 19th. We thank you for you generosity. Female Troops: Femi-nine hygiene products (maxi pads, tampons, panty liners) scented body wash, scented lotion, hair spray, disposable pink razors, and black, brown or blond hair elastics/hair pins, barrettes.

Bread and Wine in Memory

This week the Bread and Wine are donated in memory of Concetta DiMambro as a memorial remembrance by her grandchildren.

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 June 4-5 Saturday, 4:00 PM – Blessed Sacrament – Fr. Michael Saturday, 4:00 PM – Saint Margaret – Fr. Felix 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

June 11-12 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

Mary Rossetti Joanne & Ernest Buonopane Rose Perrotta Mildred Hochmuth Mary Johnson Thomas Guilmain Chisti & Madeline Serino

Birthday Remembrance 50th Wedding Anniversary Memorial Memorial 1st Anniversary 2nd Anniversary Memorial

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

05/28/16 05/29/16 05/30/1605/31/16 06/01/16 06/04/16 06/05/16

James Di Bello, Jr. Michael Garcia & Manuel Salazar Concetta DiMambro Gladys Camick Michael & Marion Fauci For all our Deceased Carmine D’Anna Lewis Family Florence & H.R. Lewis Robert Santilli Stephano Tarantino

Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Birthday Remembrance Memorial Memorial Memorial 1st 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

05/28/16 05/29/16 05/29/16 05/29/16 06/02/16 06/03/16 06/04/16 06/04/16 06/05/16 06/05/16 06/05/16

PRAYER + WORSHIP

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PRAYER + COLLABORATIVE NEWS

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:

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:, Kenneth (Rick) Melan-son:, Matthew McManus:, Kathy Stebens:, Karen McGrath:, William Luoma, Marcie Luca:, Marie Arinello, Susan DeSimone:, Michael DeSimone, Elizabeth LaFlame, Elizabeth Gormley, Francesca Lanzilli, John Marasco, Lisa Shaw, Yvonne Moffat, Grace Sannella, Judith DeRoo, Karen Walsh Rullman:, Mary Kelly, Joseph Soli, Law-rence Heise, Mary Paul, Laurence Erickson, Peggy Gerrit, Michael Murphy, Francesco Capolino, Tom Drewitt, Peter Dirsa, Thomas Rogers, Ruth Rogers, Magale Hernandez, Lynda Bowen, John Deveaux, Kelly Swanson, Paula Kinnon, Mary Prisco, Larry Coyle, Wayne Wright, Kiera McMahan, Carol Krumhever, Vincent DiCiero, Nick Tiliacos, Nancy Donahue, Pat Donovan, Samantha Binet, Ann Louise Charadonna, Rachel McCormick, Billy Pincence, Carol Blasingame, Baby Angelina, Thomas Jones, Joan Cleveland, Marianne Supino, Joan Maglio, Gilda Alimonti, Bob & Mary Clough, Patrick Colbert, Ruth Simberland, Paula Molinari

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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100th Anniversary at Blessed Sacrament

October 29, 2017 marks the 100th anniversary when Blessed Sacrament became a parish unto itself. A committee has come together to look at possible ways of celebrating this milestone. When the parish celebrated its 75th anniversary a book was published that traced the history from its concep-tion until 1991. Included in this book were pictures of the vari-ous activities, volunteers and staff. Is there an interest in putting together a book for the 100th? To do that we need volunteers to pull together the history and gather pictures. We have a volunteer who has offered his services. If there is anyone inter-est in helping with this project, please speak with Fr. Tim or email Fr. Tim-frtimk@sauguscatholics.org.

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 at 781-233-2497.

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THE MOST HOLY BODY & BLOOD OF CHRIST-SUNDAY-

Two Hearts, one Bridge This past Saturday, we celebrated the Pieta Mass for parents or grandparents who have lost a child. The Pieta is a sculpture created by Michelan-gelo circa 1498. It shows the Blessed Mother Mary holding the lifeless body of Christ her son, our Sav-ior after it was taken from from the Cross. It re-minds us that although without sin, she felt the ag-ony of losing a child whom she loved. Losing your child should never be considered a punishment from God.

As part of this Mass, family members were invited to receive a lit candle at the center of the Church and to bring it to the Tabernacle where I would receive the candle and give the family members a prayer card and a blessing. With a bit of divine inspiration, but unsure how many candles we would have. I arranged the candles to show the two hearts, the first one on the left, the second on the right, and just enough candles for a cross in be-tween. God is funny like that sometimes. What I noticed after placing the candles was the warm glow of light that reflected off the tabernacle doors and I had a true feeling that the heart at the right, the one a bit larger, is God's heart (Jesus) and the heart on the left is the heart of the loved ones we mourn but the cross is the bridge given by Christ's own death to connect every heart to His Sacred Heart and that the glow is the love, the faith, and the hope we are called to have that Christ carried the souls of our deceased loved ones home where their spirits stand before God in heaven; just like the candles stood before God's sacramental presence in the tabernacle. As we mourn, please remember what the Mass told us: For your faithful Lord, Life has changed, not ended.

Peace and Blessings, Fr. Michael

Jesus in Boston 6/3/16 All Young Adults and College Students are invited to join us on Friday, June 3rd @ 7:30pm for our monthly “Jesus in Boston” event in Boston's North End. This is a great way to strengthen your interior life through the sacraments and to meet new peo-ple spending time in fellowship with other Catholic young adults. Join us for Eucharistic adoration, Mass, Confession, great food and even better peo-ple! For more information please email Mike Dra-hos at MDrahos@rcab.org.

Empower 9/10/16 “Empower” is Youth Ministry training at its best! It will be held on Saturday, September 10th, 2016 at St. Francis Parish, Medford Catholic Collaborative. The day will include training for small group facili-tation, relational ministry, and middle school minis-try; as well as activities for high school ministry, team planning, Mass, lunch and the best praise & worship music. The goal of the day is to help par-ishes lead teens closer to Jesus Christ! This event is sponsored by the Office of Lifelong Faith Forma-tion and Parish Support, and Life Teen. Registration opened May 1st with a discount for early registra-tions. All priests attend for free!

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COLLABORATIVE NEWS

Saint Margaret Parish Yard Sale

It is almost time for our Annual Indoor Yard Sale to be held on June 4th from 9 AM to 1PM. If you have anything that you would like to donate, please leave it in the front porch of Saint Margaret’s rectory or on any Saturday in May in the lower church hall. We DO NOT TAKE computers, televisions, furniture, air condition-ers, appliances, VCR’s or clothes. This is a Saint Margaret fundraiser, all proceeds will stay at the church.

Spring Concert Come one and all to enjoy and support the efforts of the St. Margaret/Blessed Sacrament

Choir on Saturday, June 11, at 7:00 p.m. at St. Margaret Church. Listen to some very spiri-tual and inspiring music. To end the evening, there will be refreshments in the St. Margaret Church Hall and free door prize drawings. There will also be a Spring Lottery Raffle - tick-ets will be $1.00 each. Mark your calendars and get ready to enjoy an evening of music and fellowship. There is no charge for this Concert, but a goodwill offering is encouraged to help the Choir defray the cost of their pilgrimage to Ireland at the end of June.

Wedding Vows Renewal

On June 12, married couples will have the opportunity to renew their marriage vows at the 9:30 AM Mass at St. Margaret’s and the 11:00 AM Mass at Blessed Sacrament. “I give you a new commandment: love one another. As I have loved you, so you should also love one another.” John 13: 34

Fr. Michael’s Book Club Reading Schedule for Father Elijah:

June:13: Introduction to Chapter 5 “Ruth” in paperback ver-sion, pages 11 to 110 June 27: Chapter 6 “Naples” to Chapter 8 “Rome” Pages 111-193 July 11: Chapter 9 “Rome” to Chapter 10 “Warsaw” pages 194-264 July 25: Chapter 11 “The Confession” to Chapter “Rome” pages 265-368 August 8: Chapter 15 “Rome” to Chapter 18 “Advent” pages 369-492 August 29: Chapter 19 “In Pectore” to Chapter 22 “Apokalypsis” pages 493-597 (end of book)

Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ Eucharist is from the Greek word meaning gratitude, thanksgiving. On May 29th, we celebrate this great gift that Jesus gave us. He promised that He would be with us al-ways, and He left us the sacrament of His Body and Blood. Do I know how great this gift is? Do I take it for granted – get to Mass a bit late, leave after Communion? Consider Who I am receiving. Consider what Jesus calls me to be and to do. Holy Communion is very definitely ‘take out’ Food: we are called to receive Jesus and bring Him to everyone we meet. Holy Communion is very definitely NOT fast food: Body of Christ. Amen. Out the side door. Find a Mass time that allows you to stay until the last note of the recessional! Eucharist – thanksgiving.

Eucharistic Ministers Needed There is a need for additional Eucharistic Ministers in both par-ishes. If you are interested please speak with Fr. Tim.

Eucharistic Minister Meeting: All Eucharistic Ministers, those who assist at liturgy and those who bring communion to the homebound, are asked to attend a meeting on Tuesday, evening June 7 at 7:00 p.m. at Saint Mar-garet Church. If unable to attend you are asked to speak with Fr. Tim.

COLLABORATIVE YOUTH MINISTRY

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Saugus Catholics Youth Calendar Sunday, May 15 6:00 PM Pentecost Youth Mass Sunday, May 15 7:03 PM High School Youth Group #4 Sunday, May 22 6:00 PM Most Holy Trinity Youth Mass Sunday, May 22 7:03 PM High School Youth Group #5 Sunday, May 29 6:00 PM Corpus Christi Youth Mass Sunday, June 5 6:00 PM Youth Mass Sunday, June 12 6:00 PM Youth Mass Wednesday, June 15 6:00 PM Ice Cream Social Faith Formation Registration Saturday, June 18 T.B.A. Mercy Day Event

H.S. Youth Group SUNDAY NIGHT LIVE All 9th through 12th graders are invited to SUNDAY NIGHT LIVE beginning with our weekly 6 PM Youth Mass and followed by Youth Group - An opportunity to grow spiritually, ask your faith questions, and listen to others tell how they are becoming the best they can be. All this plus food, fun, and friends. Join us in the Collaborative Office Building on Sunday, June 5th, 12th, and 19th from 7:03 PM to 8:33 PM. Bring a friend, all are welcome!

The Guiders with Fr. Michael Olivia, Amy, Rich, Sam

Mercy Day is almost here! Mercy - the bridge that connects God and man, opening our hearts to the hope of being loved forever despite our sinfulness. - Pope Francis I remember the first time I went to confession - and it was only last year! That’s right, you read that correctly, last year was the first time I had ever gone to confession! I was new to the Catholic faith and I needed to get this one last thing off my check list before I was confirmed at the Easter Vigil. I was so scared to go. I tried for about a month to convince myself to go. I made several attempts. First of all, I didn’t want to tell anyone what a wretched person I am, especially a sweet and innocent priest! But most of all, I really didn’t want to hear out loud my own sins. There was something about hearing them aloud that made it more “official”- like, now it was written in stone whereas before I thought I could just ignore it. I had no idea how much it was weighing me down. During one of my “attempts” to go to confession, I was sitting out front of Saint Margaret’s Church, and thought this would be another ill-fated attempt. I ended up texting my friend for encouragement. I told her I was out front yet again and just could not go in. After some back and forth and some “can do” encourage-ment – I took that leap of faith and headed in, in search of this “mercy” everyone always speaks of. Would it be there for me too? How can it be? And worse yet, what if it’s not? I was not sure it would be and I think that was part of my fear as well. What if I go to confession and I don’t feel this mercy everyone speaks of? What then? It was a risk I had to take. I walked in as I mentioned, it was right before Easter - so it was busy and I had to wait. This gave me time to prepare my escape plan and to come up with excuses I could tell my friend for the reasons I wasn’t able to go. But God had other plans for me that day. No sooner was I having these thoughts and my number was up! This was it! This would be the moment I had feared and dreaded for SO long. It was the longest walk from the first pew to the confessional. When I went in I was already sobbing. I stepped out on that bridge Pope Francis speaks of. My admittance to the bridges’ seven simple words, “Forgive me Father for I have sinned”. Those seven words changed my life. When I left there, I was now crying - not because I was afraid to go to confession… I was sad I had waited so long to go. Mercy was there. Mercy was waiting. I even asked Father Tim if he was SURE it was for me too. He assured me it was. I know it was, because when I left that day I was a totally different person. I was forgiven. And I was shown mercy. Not because I deserved it, but because I asked for it. That is what mercy is. Making a personal choice to forgive even when someone doesn’t deserve it. I certainly didn’t. But it was the greatest thing I have ever received. So… I share this story so that maybe it will encourage you to go on your journey and ask God for the mercy He has waiting just for you. Remember, it all starts with crossing that bridge and seven simple words- Amy Guider is the wife of Rich, mother of Olivia and Sam a parishioner in the Saugus Catholics Collaborative.

Mercy Day is June 18th from 10:00 AM to 2:30 PM

COLLABORATIVE NEWS May 2016 Saugus Catholics Collaborative Pastoral Plan Newsletter

Collaborative Purpose

WHY DOES THE COLLABORATIVE EXIST? The Saugus Catholics Collaborative is two unique parishes working together with one focus on Jesus Christ. We exist to spread the good news of our salvation through Jesus and to help each other and all our brothers and sisters accept God’s immeasurable love for us all. We do this by coming together to worship, by celebrating God’s sacraments, by evangelizing through our service to others and by fostering a faith community where all are welcome.

Blessed Sacrament Church

Saint Margaret Church

“For ‘everyone who calls on the

name of the Lord will be

saved.’ How then will they call

on Him in whom they have not

believed? How will they believe

in Him whom they have not

heard? And how will they hear

without a preacher? How will

they preach unless they are

sent? Just as it is written, ‘How

beautiful are the feet of those

who bring the Good News of

good things!’”

- Romans 10:14-15

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Our Collaborative Pastoral Plan Since 2008, the Parishes of Saint Margaret and Blessed Sacra-ment in Saugus have been working together in spreading the Good News. In 2012, Cardinal Seán O’Malley called us to de-velop a culture of planning in the Archdiocese, so that we can become more effective evangelizers of the Gospel. This Newsletter will be our opportunity to share the Saugus Catholics Collaborative Pastoral Plan with you. We are part of Phase 2, which began in June of 2014 with our new Pastor, Fr. Tim Kelleher and Parochial Vicar, Fr. Michael Farrell. Our hope is that the plan will be accepted by Cardinal Sean for imple-mentation beginning this summer.

A COLLABORATIVE IS: One, two, or three Parishes who share...

• A Pastor • A Pastoral Team • A Collaborative Pastoral Council • A Local Pastoral Plan

... but remain distinct in: • Identity • Assets and obligations • Buildings (including churches) • Parish Finance Council

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

SAUGUS CATHOLICS COLLABORATIVE

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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We  are  a  Full  Service  Pharmacy  that  delivers  a  better  experience  ü Free  Delivery  ü We  accept  all  insurance  and  

Medicare  plans.    ü All  your  pharmacy  needs.    

Inhalers,  creams,  diabetic  supplies,  refrigerated  items,  vitamins  and  OTC  

ü Lower  cash  prices  that  chain  drugstores  

ü We  can  schedule  all  your  refills  to  the  same  day  every  month,  so  you  get  all  your  meds  at  one  time  

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 Flag  Pharmacy    7  Willow  St  Lynn  MA  (781)  599-­‐5900  State  Street  Pharmacy  22  State  St  Lynn  Ma  (781)  599-­‐0900  Margolis  Pharmacy  447  Broadway  Chelsea  MA  (617)  884-­‐3524  

We  are  a  Full  Service  Pharmacy  that  delivers  a  better  experience  ü Free  Delivery  ü We  accept  all  insurance  and  

Medicare  plans.    ü All  your  pharmacy  needs.    

Inhalers,  creams,  diabetic  supplies,  refrigerated  items,  vitamins  and  OTC  

ü Lower  cash  prices  that  chain  drugstores  

ü We  can  schedule  all  your  refills  to  the  same  day  every  month,  so  you  get  all  your  meds  at  one  time  

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We  are  a  Full  Service  Pharmacy  that  delivers  a  better  experience  ü Free  Delivery  ü We  accept  all  insurance  and  

Medicare  plans.    ü All  your  pharmacy  needs.    

Inhalers,  creams,  diabetic  supplies,  refrigerated  items,  vitamins  and  OTC  

ü Lower  cash  prices  that  chain  drugstores  

ü We  can  schedule  all  your  refills  to  the  same  day  every  month,  so  you  get  all  your  meds  at  one  time  

ü Free  Medicare  Plan  review  which  can  save  you  over  $1,000  a  year.