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Sacred Heart Parish Roslindale, MA

SATURDAY, July 22 8:30 am Special Intention 4:00 pm Ann McCarrick 1st Anniversary

SUNDAY, July 23 8:00 am Sunday Mass 10:00 am Special Intention 12:00 pm Olga Acosta 20th Anniversary 5:15 pm Jonathan LaPorte Memorial

MONDAY, July 24 8:30 am Mass of Thanksgiving TUESDAY, July 25 8:30 am Special Intention

WEDNESDAY, July 26 8:30 am Daily Mass THURSDAY, July 27 8:30 am Daily Mass FRIDAY, July 28 8:30 am Daily Mass SATURDAY, July 29 8:30 am Jeremiah McCarthy Anniversary 4:00 pm Sunday Vigil Mass

SUNDAY, July 30 8:00 am Sunday Mass 10:00 am Jean Marie Dure Memorial 12:00 pm Robinson Pena Anniversary 5:15 pm Sunday Mass

Those we know and love who share in Christ’s suffering through illness: Martina Aguguo - Lucy Algere Knox - Yaritza Baerga -

- Danielle Broderick - Evelyn Broderick - Francisca Cruz -

Tara Daniels - Christine Carroll - Kathleen Durepo - Robert

Federico - Gabriela Gonzalez - James Gordon - Chet Havey -

Ruth Harzbecker - Jane & Paul Heanue - Richard Fraser - Ed

Girvan - Andres Hernandez - Ileana Thompson - Anthony Iar-

robino - Christopher Keegan - Mary Kearns - Carmine Lavoi -

Robert Lynch - Barbara McAveeney - Jennifer McGoldrick -

Patty Miner - Helen Kearns Moffie - Bridget Mulkerrin - Joseph

Mutascio - Robert Newman - Rhonda Owens. - Jahaidy Nova -

John Reilly - Monica Santiago - Evelyn Shanahan - Ernst &

Yvrose Toussaint - Midge Whelan - Janice Williams. May Christ heal all their ills.

Mass IntentionsMass IntentionsMass IntentionsMass Intentions From the Pastor’s DeskFrom the Pastor’s DeskFrom the Pastor’s DeskFrom the Pastor’s Desk

TRIDUUM IN HONOR OF ST. CLARE Monastery of St. Clare

920 Centre St., Jamaica Plain

August 8, 9 and 10

Masses at 7 PM

Friday, August 11, Mass at 11AM If unable to attend your prayer intentions may

be mailed.

In 2014 Sacred Heart and Holy Name initiated discussions concerning a collaboration of our two parishes. After the lengthy discus-sions among the steering committee members and the Archdiocese, we decided that each of our parishes would stand alone, each with a pastor or administrator. At the same time, Car-dinal O’Malley asked that we continue to find ways to collaborate. Did you notice the story about the next steps for “Disciples in Mission” last week? The Pilot story lists our two parishes as ‘under discussion’ to determine in which phase of Disciples in Mission we would be taking part. What does Disciples in Mission mean for us? Cardinal O’Malley asks each parish to undertake innovative approaches to our parish mission. To this end, the primary efforts in-volves evangelization, collaborating among par-ishes, and finding innovative approaches to par-ish life. Sacred Heart’s Parish Council has been discussing these plans over the past months. The development of an “international club” is one of the initiatives for Sacred Heart. Also the development of an ‘evangelization team’ of people from Sacred Heart and Holy Name is a second initiative. As we move forward, we will keep you informed about these developments. I would appreciate to hear from you with your thoughts on this matter for our parish and for the other parishes in our part of the dio-cese. Msgr. Frank Kelley

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OUR PARISH TITHEOUR PARISH TITHEOUR PARISH TITHEOUR PARISH TITHE Our project for generosity needs some help. Would you be able to help? We need some parish members to help find oppor-tunities for Sacred Heart community to help others. Please contact me if you can help. Also, do you have a charity to recommend to us? Please let me know what or to whom we can be of help in the weeks to come. Fr. Kelley

06/04/17 Seminarian Collection 06/11/17 Rosie’s Place 06/18/17 St. Francis House Shelter 06/25/17 Holy Father/Peter’s Pence 07/02/17 Roslindale Green and Clean 07/09/17 Sisters of St. Joseph 07/16/17 Rev. Peter Ayorogo’s Parish in Ghana 07/23/17 Crossroads Family Shelter 07/30/17 Maria Anidi Sandwich Program

SACRED HEART PARISH Roslindale, MA

PARISH STEWARDSHIP Dear Friends: Thank you for your generous efforts to keep our offertory strong during this spring. As we step into the summer months remember Sacred Heart Church. Thanks, Fr. Kelley

STEWARDSHIP Whatever time we have is a gift from God and we are asked to use it wisely, to serve God and others.

May May May

Week 2015 2016 2017

1 8832 9244 9431

2 7231 8573 7373

3 8199 8826 7631 4 8604 7304 8156

5 7894 7040

(includes Mass offertory and electronic giving via parishpay.com)

Parish Tithes for May 2017 (5% of monthly offertory)

Project Bread 1 $407

Basilica of the National Shrine 2 $862

Bikes Not Bombs 3 $407

Catholic Relief Services 4 $407

$2,083

PARISH FINANCES: DON’T FORGET US! As summer draws near, please remember: our parish financial needs continue. Over the past 12 months, we have had a 12% decline in our offertory in-come. We need everyone’s help to fund our parish life. Please remember Sacred Heart over the summer months.

As well, please consider changing to the

automatic contributions through the internet.

This gives us as a parish a steady flow of our

income. Thus, we are able to meet our expens-

es. To help you sign up; for the automatic con-

tributions, please call the rectory, Thanks,

Fr. Kelley

The St. Vincent de Paul Society at Sacred Heart is here to help you. If you, or someone you know, is in need of assistance, please call us at the parish.

2017 Catholic Appeal After four months, we have passed the 85% mark in our drive for annual Catholic Appeal or $41,004.00 towards our goal of $47,975,00. Thank you to the 218 parish members who have pledged to the campaign. Please make your gift soon so that we can receive our parish rebate of 60% of monies raised over our goal for 2017.

If you have not pledged already, please take a blue pledge form from the back of the church or pledge online at bostoncatholicappeal.org. We need all parish members to make a gift, large and small. This enables Sacred Heart parish to pay its fair share of the services and ministries which the Archdiocese provides us during the year. Thank you for your prayers for a successful Catholic Appeal.

Msgr. Frank Kelley

Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

“The Spirit comes to the aid of our weak-ness; for we do not know how to pray as we ought, but the Spirit intercedes wit inexpressible groanings.” These words from St. Paul give us great consolation, especially when we feel dis-tracted or unable to pray. As we take time this week for prayer, let us rely on the Spirit of God to give us the words we need even when we feel inadequate or preoccupies. Trust that God knows the desires of our heart.

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Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 23, 2017

Save the Date!

20th Annual Sacred Heart Golf Tournament

Friday, September 15, 2017

George Wright Golf Course Sponsorships Available

Contact the rectory office to register or for sponsorship

Registration is now open for 2017-2018 Religious Education Classes. All classes take place at Sacred Heart School on Canterbury St. First Communion Preparation is a two year program beginning in first grade. Instruction continues in the Sunday morning program through 8th grade. Confirmation preparation is a two year program starting in grade 9. These classes meet on Sunday evenings. If your child was not baptized at Sacred Heart parish please provide a copy of the baptismal certificate when you register. Please contact the rectory office for registration forms and more information.

SACRED HEART

INTERNATIONAL CLUB The Sacred Heart Parish International Club met for the first time on June 29th in the Murray Room, (we all realized a better name is at the top of the agenda item!!) It was a very successful first meeting—spiritual and fun—with over 30 people attending. It was great to see parishioners from Latin America, Africa, the Caribbean, and Europe and from each of the Saturday and Sunday Masses.

Fr. Kelley led the meeting with a group discussion about why an “International Club” could help unify our Parish’s wonderful diversity. We have a special congrega-tion, with lots to share. We had excellent group participa-tion and a wide range of ideas were presented as ways to enrich our shared faith community: liturgies, music, food socials and cookouts, educational programs.

Please join us for our next meeting: Thursday,

July 27th at 7:00 PM in the Murray Room. All are wel-

come. Our goal is for us to get together in Christ through

spiritual, educational and fun events. In addition to contin-

uing the discussion started on June 29th, the group will out-

line next steps forward. Please join this exciting, dynamic

group. Rob Grady, Mary Celeste Brown, Ana Gladys

Amaya, Marie Nau, Ermine Pierre, Adriana Cillo, Bob

LePore and Michael Alphonso.

Juan and Ana Chavez, a couple from our Sacred Heart Parish ae once again sponsoring a collec-tion for the children in need in the Dominican Republic. They run Fundacion Latidos De Amor

(Heartbeats of Love Foundation) a registered non-profit organization to help homeless kids in their homeland. They travel each year with dona-tions from all over the city of Boston. Last year they collected over 3,000 pairs of shoes for home-less children. This year, the organization is asking for filled backpacks and the goal is to reach 2,000 new bags filled with school supplies such as note-books, pencils, erasers, crayons, pencil sharpeners etc. Backpacks and/or supplies for the backpacks may be dropped off at any Mass the weekend of August 6th and August 13th or at 4164 Washing-ton St. Roslindale, MA. For more information please call Ana at 617-407-6980 or [email protected] Thank you for your continued support.

Today’s Liturgy

In today’s Gospel Jesus speaks to us about the wheat and the weeds. The common interpretation allows us to think of two sets of people: the churchgoers and those who don’t go. However, the Church invites us in the first and second readings to think of the wheat and weeds in a more personal way. What virtues and gifts (wheat) do we have in our hearts; and what faults and weaknesses (weeds) have we developed over time in our lives? It is much too easy to think of another person in our family, our job or an acquaintance as the weeds in our life. They probably don’t go to Mass or get in-volved in the Church. It could also be that person who does go to church and is active in the community but makes bad choices. Let’s take a minute and do what we often don’t: think of our own faults, our weaknesses, and our sin as the weeds in our hearts. Recognizing our shortcomings should not cause us distress because our baptism allows us to say to our Father “…you gave your children good ground for hope that you would permit repentance for their sins.” (Ws. 12: 19) Therefore, we should rejoice be-cause as St. Paul says, “The Spirit comes to the aid of our weakness”. (Rom. 8:26)

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XVI DOMINGO DEL TIEMPO ORDINARIO

1ra. Lectura: (Sabiduría 12, 13. 16-19) Dios es pode-roso y por eso es justo y misericordioso. 2da. Lectura: (Romanos 8, 26-27) El Espíritu habita en nosotros e intercede por nosotros. Evangelio: (Mateo 13, 24-43) El tema de fondo de la parábola del trigo y de la cizaña es la cuestión de la coexistencia del bien y del mal. El juicio correspon-de al único juez, quien lo lleva a cabo al final de los tiempos. Meditación del Papa Francisco La parábola utiliza la imagen del grano de mostaza. Si bien es el más pequeño de todas las semillas está lleno de vida y crece hasta volverse 'más grande que todas las plantas de huerto'. Así es el reino de Dios: una realidad humanamente pequeña y aparentemente irrelevante. Para entrar a ser parte es necesario ser pobres en el corazón; no confiarse en las propias ca-pacidades sino en la potencia del amor de Dios; no actuar para ser importantes a los ojos de mundo, sino preciosos a los ojos de Dios, que tiene predilección por simples y los humildes. Cuando vivimos así, a través de nosotros irrumpe la fuerza de Cristo y transforma lo que es pequeño y modesto en una reali-dad que hace fermentar a toda la masa del mundo y de la historia. De estas dos parábolas nos viene una enseñanza importante: el Reino de Dios pide nuestra colaboración, si bien es sobretodo iniciativa y un don del Señor. Nuestra débil obra aparentemente pequeña delante de los problemas del mundo, si se inserta en la de Dios y no tiene miedo de las dificultades.» En este caso, Jesús no se limitó a presentar la parábo-la, también la explicó a sus discípulos. La semilla que cayó en el camino indica a quienes escuchan el anuncio del reino de Dios pero no lo acogen; así lle-ga el Maligno y se lo lleva. El Maligno, en efecto, no quiere que la semilla del Evangelio germine en el corazón de los hombres. Esta es la primera compara-ción. La segunda es la de la semilla que cayó sobre las piedras: ella representa a las personas que escu-chan la Palabra de Dios y la acogen inmediatamente, pero con superficialidad, porque no tienen raíces y son inconstantes; y cuando llegan las dificultades y las tribulaciones, estas personas se desaniman ense-guida. El tercer caso es el de la semilla que cayó en-tre las zarzas: Jesús explica que se refiere a las perso-nas que escuchan la Palabra pero, a causa de las preocupaciones mundanas y de la seducción de la riqueza, se ahoga. Por último, la semilla que cayó en terreno fértil representa a quienes escuchan la Pala-bra, la acogen, la custodian y la comprenden, y la semilla da fruto. El modelo perfecto de esta tierra buena es la Virgen María.»

DE LA EXHORTACIÓN APOSTÓLICA AMORIS LAETITIA (LA ALEGRIA del AMOR) 242….Hay que acoger y valorar especialmente el do-lor de quienes han sufrido injustamente la separación, el divorcio o el abandono, o bien, se han visto obliga-dos a romper la convivencia por los maltratos del cónyuge. El perdón por la injusticia sufrida no es fá-cil, pero es un camino que la gracia hace posible. 243…. A las personas divorciadas que viven en nue-va unión, es importante hacerles sentir que son parte de la Iglesia, que «no están excomulgadas» y no son tratadas como tales, porque siempre integran la co-munión eclesial. Estas situaciones «exigen un atento discernimiento y un acompañamiento con gran respe-to, evitando todo lenguaje y actitud que las haga sen-tir discriminadas, y promoviendo su participación en la vida de la comunidad. NUESTROS ENCUENTROS (verano) Los martes: Oración del grupo de la Renovación de 6:30 a 9:00 pm en la Iglesia de abajo. Los jueves: ADORACION EUCARISTICA, de 6:30 a 8:30pm en la Iglesia de abajo. Tercer viernes del mes: Encuentro de Parejas a las 6:30 pm en la casa Santa Teresa. Todos los domingos después de la misa de 12:00 pm: Cafecito Latino para todos en el salón Murray.

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CONFESIONES (julio) Jueves 6: 6:30pm y Sábado 22: 3:00pm

OPERACIÓN MOCHILA 2017: La fundación LATIDOS DE AMOR está colectan-do mochilas y útiles escolares para niñas/os necesi-tados de la Republica Dominicana. Serán recolec-tados en esta iglesia los domingos 6 y 13 de agosto. AYUDEN, POR FAVOR

UN POCO DE SABIDURIA Dios no prometió días sin dolor, risa sin triste-

za ni sol sin lluvia, pero si prometió fuerza para tu día, consuela

para tus lágrimas y luz para tu camino. UN POCO DE HUMOR La delincuencia está cada día peor. Me acaban de robar las ganas de trabajar.

mi correo es: [email protected]

(617-325-3322 interno 18)

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MISSION STATEMENT Rooted in the universal call to discipleship, the mission of Sacred Heart and St. Andrew the Apostle Parish in Roslindale and Forest Hills is to preach Jesus Christ. Proclamation of the gospel of Jesus Christ takes many forms: preaching, wor-

ship, education, service, works of mercy, and evangelization. The staff and the congregation are guided by the overall mission to proclaim the victory of Jesus Christ over sin and death in this time and place.

By this mission we are to be judged.

Rev. Msgr. Francis H. Kelley, Pastor

Rev. Mario Guarino, Parochial Vicar

Deacon Jesus Quiles

Mrs. Kathy M. Sherrod, Pastoral Assoc.

Parish Secretaries: Mary Dillow & Margaret Laboy

Rev. Eugene P. Sullivan, Sr. Priest, In Residence

Sacred Heart School: Mrs. Monica Haldiman, Principal 1035 Canterbury St, Roslindale 02131 Office: 617-323-2500 Fax: 617-325-7151 Tuition: 617-325-0229 After School Program: 617-325-3656 www.SacredHeart-Boston.org

Sunday Masses: Saturday Eve: 4:00 PM Sunday: 8:00 AM, 10:00 AM & 5:15 PM, 12:00 PM in Spanish Weekday Masses: Monday-Friday: 8:30 AM Saturday: 8:30 AM

Penance: Saturday, 3:00-3:45 PM, Lower Church Baptism: Call Rectory for arrangements. Marriage: Call Rectory to speak with one of the priests at least 6 months be-fore the marriage.

Rectory Office 617-325-3322 FAX 617-325-2145

SUNDAY, July 23 Coffee– English 11:30 am St. Theresa House Coffee– Spanish 01:00 pm Murray Room

TUESDAY, July 25 Prayer Group Spanish 06:15 pm Lower Church WEDNESDAY, July 26 Adult choir English 07:30 pm Upper Church THURSDAY, July 27 Eucharistic Adoration 06:30 pm Lower Church International Club 07:00 pm Murray Room FRIDAY, July 28 Haitian Prayer Group 07:00 pm Lower Church

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