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September 18 — Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time The Readings for the Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Amos 6: 1a, 4 – 7 ! Tim 6: 11 – 16 ! Luke 16: 19 - 31

! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! Please pray for: Sunday, September 18 Rosaria Sorrentino 8:00 am Marty Canty 10:00 am Anthony Saldarini 5:30 pm Tuesday, September 20 Virginia Delaney 12:15 pm Friday, September 23 Margaret and Edward Kenney 12:15 pm Saturday, September 24 Jack Flynn 4:00 pm Sunday, September 25 Stasia Ryndak 8:00 am Eleanor Martel 10:00 am Jack Lally – (Upper Church) 12:00 pm George Arias – (Lower Church) 12:00 pm Peter Dafarra 5:30 pm ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Calendar Dates to Note Sept 22 – Companions Bereavement Group, 7:00 pm Sept 25 – Habitat at the door collection Sept 25 – Faith Formation Catechist Training Oct 2 – Faith Formation Classes begin Oct 2 – Seasons of Creation Program, 3:30 pm Oct 11 – Senior Fall Outing Oct 23 – Jesuit School Alumni Mass and Reception, 5:30 pm Dec 11 – Parish Ministry Celebration The October 23 Mass and Reception is open to all Jesuit School Alumni. This will be a chance to network, share experiences and learn about local opportunities for spiritual development and service/volunteer work. Change in Family Mass Schedule Please note that there will no longer be an 8:00 am Family Mass. Families are invited to attend the 10:00 am Family Mass in the Lannon Chapel. Pastor’s Corner Dear Parishioners of St. Ignatius,

Among the many wonderful assignments that I have had as a Jesuit over the past 40 years was that of serving as vocation direc-tor from 1992 to 1999. During that time I heard countless voca-tion stories. Yet, I knew that none of these stories were really complete. No one can ever fully convey her or his total faith journey even after a number of attempts at trying to tell it fully. With each telling the best we can do is emphasize or highlight one or another aspect of our story. Yet, no matter what is em-phasized or highlighted, God’s loving, merciful hand is definitely revealed.

Last Saturday I again had the privilege to hear vocation stories, this time from members of our own Parish Pastoral Council members. We began our meeting in a spirit of prayerful faith sharing, with each person sharing some aspect of how she or he became so committed to faith, the spiritual life and our parish community.

What we all realized in the course of our listening to one another was that there are so many more vocation stories to be heard. These lie inside each and every one of you sitting in our pews week after week. We simply need time to tell them and listening ears to hear them.

A realization of my particular finite limitations in this regard was underscored in a draft of a new, forthcoming book that Christo-pher Lowney (author of among others, Heroic Leadership, Hero-ic Living, and Pope Francis: Why He Leads the Way He Leads) asked me to read and comment upon a few months ago. He writes that Canon Law (section 529) indicates pretty much that a priest “ought to know the faithful entrusted to his care, visit fam-ilies, and share in their cares, anxieties, and griefs; he ought to make special efforts to seek out the poor, the afflicted, the lonely, those exiled from their country and similarly those weighed down by special difficulties.”

How I wish I could! It would truly be a humbling honor and privilege if I could fulfill all that this Canon envisions and there-by have time to listen to every single telling of the various voca-tion and other stories that lie in each and every one of your hearts. Yet, given the size of our parish, if Fr. Jim and I worked 24/7, we still could not succeed in fulfilling this Canon.

This understandable human limitation at our parish is among the reasons why I proposed to the Pastoral Council that this year’s theme for our parish might be: From Disciples to Apostles. This theme was suggested to me from a book I happened to come upon during my annual retreat this past April: Divine Renovation: From a Maintenance to a Missional Parish by James Mallon.

Now some of you might be saying – “isn’t being a disciple and an apostle simply the same thing?” Certainly, it is true that we often use these terms quite interchangeably. Each term, however, has a different Greek and Latin root, indicating its differing meanings. In a nutshell, to be a disciple is to be a learner, while to be an apostle is to be one who is sent forth with that learning.

In the year ahead, we will spend time reflecting as a parish com-munity upon just how this past year’s theme of MERCY can move us from being disciples to becoming a parish of mercy-filled apostles, or as Pope Francis likes to say “missionary disci-ples.”

A first step along this path from disciple to apostle is for all of us to take up our Baptismal commitment to share as co-laborers in fulfilling for our parish what Canon 529 seems to place solely upon the shoulders of priests. To that end, we might begin to share and listen to one another’s stories of our journey of faith. What richness there would be in hearing about the vocational stories each of us holds in her or his heart. Even knowing some-one for years does not necessarily mean that we really know about her or his faith journey, her or his vocation story. Imagine how even more alive and welcoming our parish would be if we

could engage with one another in that kind of sharing. Surely it would empower us in our growing as disciples and apostles, for we are ever and always both.

So, let the stories and the listening begin!

Fr. Joe

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Entre las múltiples y maravillosas asignaciones que he tenido como jesuita a lo largo de estos 40 años es la de haber servido como director de vocaciones entre 1992 y 1999. Durante ese tiempo escuché un sinnúmero de relatos de vocaciones. Sin em-bargo, sabía que ninguna de esas historias estaba realmente completa. Nadie puede transmitir en su totalidad su viaje de fe, ni siquiera cuando lo ha intentado contar en múltiples ocasiones. Con cada intento, lo mejor que podemos hacer es enfatizar o resaltar algún aspecto de esa historia. Sin embargo, sin importar lo que se enfatiza o se resalta, la mano amorosa, misericordiosa de Dios se revela de una forma definitiva.

El sábado pasado tuve el privilegio de escuchar de nuevo relatos de vocaciones, esta vez los de los miembros de nuestro Consejo Pastoral Parroquial. Comenzamos nuestro encuentro con una especie de oración al compartir nuestra fe, con cada persona compartiendo algún aspecto de cómo ella o él llegaron a com-prometerse en la fe, tanto en su vida espiritual y como dentro de nuestra comunidad parroquial.

Lo que nos dimos cuenta en el trascurso de ese escucharnos mu-tuamente fue que hay muchos más relatos de vocaciones por escuchar. Ellos se encuentran dentro de todos y cada uno de us-tedes, los que se sientan en nuestros bancos semana a semana. Simplemente necesitamos tiempo para contarlos y oídos dis-puestos a escucharlos.

El reconocimiento de mis limitaciones en este aspecto se enfatizó en el borrador de un nuevo y venidero libro que Christopher Lowney (autor de Heroic Leadership, Heroic Living, y Pope Francis: Why He Leads the Way He Leads, entre otros) me pidió que leyera e hiciera comentarios hace unos meses. Él escribe que el código de Derecho Canónico (sección 529) da a entender que un sacerdote “debe conocer a los fieles que se le han encomen-dado, visitar a las familias y compartir en su cuido ansiedades y tristezas; tiene que hacer esfuerzos especiales de buscar a los pobres, a los afligidos, a los que están solos, aquellos que están exiliados de su país y similarmente a aquellos que están bajo el peso de dificultades especiales.

¡Cómo quisiera poder hacerlo! Sería un privilegio y honor si yo pudiera cumplir con todo lo que esa sección del Código prevé y por lo tanto tener tiempo para escuchar cada relato de las varia-das vocaciones y otras historias que permanecen en todos y cada uno de sus corazones. Sin embargo, debido al tamaño de nuestra parroquia, si el P. Jim y yo trabajáramos por 24 horas los 7 días de la semana, todavía no podríamos cumplir esta sección del Código.

Esta entendible limitación humana en nuestra parroquia es una de las razones por las que le propuse al Consejo Pastoral que el tema de este año para nuestra parroquia debiera ser: De Discípu-los a Apóstoles. Este tema me vino a la mente a través de un libro que encontré el pasado abril durante mi retiro anual: Divine Renovation: From a Maintenance to a Missional Parish de James Mallon.

Ahora algunos de ustedes dirán – “¿No es lo mismo ser discípulo que apóstol?” Ciertamente, es verdad que frecuentemente inter-cambiamos estos dos términos. Cada término, sin embargo, tie-ne una distinta raíz griega y latina que indican una diferencia de significado. En resumidas cuentas, ser discípulo es ser un apren-diz, mientras que ser un apóstol es ser un enviado que ya tiene ese aprendizaje.

El próximo año tomaremos tiempo para reflexionar como co-munidad parroquial sobre cómo este año pasado de la MISERI-CORDIA puede movernos de ser discípulos a convertirnos en una parroquia de apóstoles llenos de misericordia, o, como al Papa Francisco le gusta decir, “discípulos misioneros”.

El primer paso a lo largo de este sendero de discípulo a apóstol es retomar nuestras promesas bautismales de manera de compartir como co-laboradores en nuestra parroquia del cumplimiento que la sección 257 del Código pareciera colocar sobre los hom-bros de los sacerdotes. Para este fin, deberíamos comenzar por compartir y escucharnos mutuamente los relatos de nuestros viajes de fe. Qué riqueza habría al escuchar los relatos vocaciona-les que cada uno de nosotros guarda en sus corazones. Aún cuando conocemos a una persona por años no necesariamente significa que conocemos realmente su viaje de fe, la historia de su vocación. Imagínense cuán viva y acogedora sería nuestra parro-quia si nos comprometiéramos mutuamente a este tipo de com-partir. Seguramente nos daría control de nuestro crecimiento como discípulos y apóstoles, porque siempre somos las dos cosas

Por eso, ¡que comiencen y se escuchen nuestros relatos!

P ad re Jo e

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P lease d o n ot p ark in Staf f or H an d icap P arkin g: Thank you for your cooperation with not parking in staff or

handicap parking spaces. We know that parking at St. Ignatius is challenging. Because of limited staff parking spaces and a need

to accommodate disabled parishioners, we must limit parking in the driveway behind the church to vehicles with parking permits

only.

Faith Formation News Fr. Jim Coughlin is currently serving as Interim Director of Faith Formation until a permanent director can be found. There is a great deal of activity as we move forward with the formation program. As we prepare for this new year of faith formation, there are a few things to keep in mind:

Registration for Faith Formation Classes remains open. In order to ensure that all resources are available to stu-dents, we ask Families to register their children as soon as possi-ble. Classroom instruction will begin on Sunday October 2, 2016. https://stignatiusparish.formstack.com/forms/class_registration_2016

Catechists are needed! Boston College students have been exceedingly generous in volunteering. Yet, a formation class-room is at its best when filled with the wisdom of the ages. Par-ents have unique insight into how to communicate with chil-dren, so your gifts are very much needed at this time. Please email Fr. Coughlin if you are interested. Tuition for Faith For-mation will be waved for the children of catechists.

There will be a mandatory meeting of all catechists on Sunday September 25, 2016 at 11 am. This will be a chance to meet oth-er catechists, review material on safe-environment issues, and obtain materials for your classes. The meeting will last about 2 hours and lunch will be provided.

Open Registration for the Family Arts Based Program has begun. This wonderful program requires a commitment on the part of the whole family; at least one adult must be com-mitted to the program. Everyone takes turns presenting, prepar-ing, and learning, so the instructional burden is shared. This program is a marvelous way to grow in faith together as a family. If you would like to register for the Family Arts Based Program, please email Fr. Jim, coughljd@bc.edu, the names and ages of everyone registering. The fee for this program is $250 per family. Please note that at least one adult catechist from each family must attend the catechist meeting on September 25 mentioned above.

The Confirmation Program. We are pleased to announce that our new Auxiliary Bishop, Robert Reed, will celebrate the Sacrament of confirmation for our parish. This new appoint-ment necessitated a change of the previously announced date. Confirmation will now be celebrated on Friday evening, April 28, 2017 at 7 pm.

At the advice and experience of other parishes and programs, we have moved to a single Confirmation retreat. This will be held on the weekend of March 3-5, 2017 and is mandatory for those making their confirmation. Those in the first year of Confirma-tion preparation are also welcome to attend. In lieu of the previ-ously announced fall retreat, we will have a day of recollection on Saturday, November 5, 2016 from 10 am to 9 pm. All those cur-rently in the Confirmation program, along with past graduates of our Confirmation program, are welcome to attend. There will be no fee and details will be forthcoming.

Lastly, some things remain the same; some things will be new. My hope is that the new helps us to grow and is a way to avoid stagnation. Let us rejoice as the Lord gives us new wine skins!

Peace, J im C o u gh lin , S J

Outreach Ministries Next weekend, the bulletin cover will feature our Outreach Min-istries and the many efforts in which we are engaged to assist those who have many different needs. In addition, the Outreach table in the upper church Gathering Space will display materials that our ministry partners would like to share with us in promot-ing their works and needs and seeking volunteers.

The coming months will bring a cost in-crease in utility bills and, for many families, that will mean less money available for food. It’s time for us to begin collecting food cards to have for families that come to us looking for assistance. $10 cards for Stop and Shop or Star/Shaw’s are best. You can drop the cards in the Sunday collection basket or bring them to the Parish Office. Thank you!

Habitat at-the-door Collection: Next weekend, September 24/25, we’ll be conducting our annual at-the-door collection to fund our up-coming Habitat Build Days. Your gen-erosity has enabled St. Ignatius to part-ner with Habitat for Humanity Greater

Boston in building affordable housing for deserving families for close to 20 years. Look for the hard hat at any exit!

Shattuck Fourth Tuesday: On Tuesday, Sep-tember 27, we’ll be continuing our long-standing tradition of serving supper and providing des-serts and ice cream to the Guests at Pine Street Inn Shattuck Shelter. Your dessert contribution will be greatly appreciated.

Seniors Parishioners’ Activities: Senior parishioners meet regularly for lunch and various activities – and just plain relaxation and catching up! If you’d like to be added to the mailing list that announces these activities, please call Sr. Diane, 617-552-6107, to have your name included.

An Evening with Dr. James O’Connell: On Thursday, October 6, Dr. O’Connell, the found-er of Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program and author of Stories from the Shadows, will be with us to share stories from his book and from his 30+ years at BHCHP. Add this one to your calen-dar – 7PM in the Lannon Chapel.

Music Ministry at St. Ignatius All of our Music Ministry groups are welcoming in new mem-bers. For information, see the flyers on the bulletin boards or check the Music Ministry page of the website. You can also con-tact Michael Burgo, Director of Music Ministry at 552-6108 or burgo@bc.edu

Children’s Choir Begins Our Children’s Choir is for students, grades 3-6 (with 2nd grad-ers welcome to try out via interview), who enjoy singing and learning about music in a fun, supportive environment. Re-hearsals are Wednesday afternoons at 4:30 in the choir room. For more information, contact our organist Matthew Anderson at 617-552-6114 or andersyw@bc.edu. Looking forward to see-ing you at our first rehearsal on September 14th!

Companions Bereavement Group Companions is an educational support group for anyone in need of healing and hope after the death of a loved one .

Has someone you loved died? You are invited to be with others who understand this profound experience.

Seven weekly sessions, Thursday evenings from 9/15-10/27, meeting in the Parish Office Living Room, 7:00-8:30, will begin and end with prayer and focus on healing as we share our stories, learn to embrace our grief, cope with significant moments, care for ourselves and create meaningful changed lives in the context of our Christian faith.

Pre-registration is requested. For more information, contact Maureen Saldarini, St. Ignatius Funeral Coordinator, mcsal-darini113@gmail.com

Senior Fall Trip –Tuesday, October 11 All senior parishioners are welcome to join us for the annual fall

bus outing. In addition to enjoying each other’s company, we will view the apple pressing and cider making at Clearview Farm in Sterling, MA. We will have lunch at the 1761 Old Mill Restaurant in Westminster, MA and return to St. Ignatius by 4:00pm

9:30 am sharp - Off we go! To: Clearview Farm - Sterling, MA Cost: $35

Luncheon Choices: Baked Stuffed Chicken with Walnuts, Cran-berries and Apple Cinnamon Glaze or Baked Stuffed Filet of Sole Almondine. All entrees are served with cranberry juice, potato, vegetable, corn fritters, dinner rolls, homemade apple crisp with whipped cream and coffee

Reservations: Call Sr. Diane at 617-552-6107 no later than Fri-day, September 30; please indicate your luncheon choice at that time. Please forward payment to Sr. Diane (checks should be made out to St. Ignatius Church) prior to the day of the trip. First come, first reserved! Please carpool, if possible. Pull up in front of church and you’ll be directed to the parking area we will be using.

RCIA Members of the parish who are interested in RCIA (Rite of Chris-tian Inititation of Adults) should inquire at the parish office: 617-552-6102, Ignatius@bc.edu

Seeking Weekend Sacristan and Desk Help Are you looking for part time work? The parish is seeking help for all weekend days. If you are interested and available, please contact Reenie Murphy in the Parish Office at 617-552-6102 or Ignatius @bc.edu

T h e W eeken d Sacristan assists and supports the communal prayer of those coming to St. Ignatius for Saturday and Sunday celebrations. This includes the set up and preparations for Mass-es and other liturgies.

T h e W eeken d D esk position offers office support on Sunday mornings. This includes answering of phones, support for Sun-day morning Faith Formation, database input, and light filing.

Ignatian Volunteer Corp Seeking Volunteers The Ignatian Volunteer Corps is currently accepting applications for women and men age 50 and over. Volunteers for the Jesuit-sponsored program have the opportunity to serve the needs of people who are poor, to work for a more just society, and to grow deeper in Christian faith by reflecting and praying in the Igna-tian tradition. Volunteers serve two days a week, and meet monthly with a Spiritual Reflector and other IVC members. For more information, contact Dave Hinchen, New England Re-gional Director, at 617-571-3838 or dhinchen@ivcusa.org. See our national website at www.ivcusa.org. One of our parishioners, David Brooks, will host an IVC infor-mational meeting on Sunday, September 18, after the 10 o'clock Mass at the Parish Office, garden level. BC Corner The Church in the 21st Century Center W om en’s V oices : Form ing C onscience, R ais ing C onscious-ness October 11, 2016 | Discussion Presenters: Cathy Kaveny, Régine Jean-Charles, Kerry Cronin, Kristin HeyerLocation & Time: Brighton Campus, Cadigan Center Atrium, 6:00 p.m., Sponsors: Women's Resource Center, STM Women's Group, Boston College Women's Council & The C21 Center W here D o w e G o from H ere?: Pr iest ly M inistry in the 21st C entury October 13, 2016 | Lecture Presenter: Mary Gautier, Senior Research Associate at CARA Location & Time: School of Theology & Ministry, Room 100, 5:30 p.m., Sponsor: The C21 Center T he C athol ic V oter and the S igns of O ur T im es October 19, 2016 | Lecture Presenter: Kenneth Himes, O.F.M., Professor of Theological eth-ics, Boston College Department of Theology Location & Time: The Heights Room, Corcoran Commons, 5:30 p.m., Sponsor: STM and The C21 Center Seasons of Creation Program On Sunday, October 2, St. Ignatius will host a “Feast of St. Fran-cis” program. The program was created by Catholic Climate

Covenant, a national organi-zation committed to educat-ing and expanding the Church’s teaching on care for

creation and care for the poor. This year’s program theme is “Di-al Down the Heat: Cultivate the Common Good for our Common Home,” and is aimed at answering Pope Francis’ call for engag-ing in civil and constructive dialogue on climate protection. You are invited to attend, to engage in discussion and activities. The event will be held in the Choir Media Room at 3:30 pm on Sun-day, October 2. For more information, contact Christina Leano at: christina@catholicclimatemovement.global

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Phone: 617-552-6100 ! Fax: 617-552-6101 ! Email: Ignatius@bc.edu ! http://bc.edu/st-ignatius

The Parish Staff Rev. Joseph Costantino, S.J., Pastor pastor.st.ignatius@bc.edu 617-552-6100 Rev. James Coughlin, S.J., Associate coughljd@bc.edu 617-552-6100 Paul Melley, Assistant to the Pastor, BC Liaison melleypa@bc.edu 617-552-6113

Michael Burgo, Director of Music Ministry burgo@bc.edu 617-552-6108 Matt Anderson, Organist, Assistant Director of Music Ministry matthew.anderson.3@bc.edu 617-552-6114 Sr. Diane Vallerio, MFIC, Director of Outreach vallerio@bc.edu 617-552-6107 Kathy Maher, Spiritual Life Coordinator katherine.maher@bc.edu 617-552-6112 Maureen Saldarini, Funeral Coordinator mcsaldarini113@gmail.com

Reenie Murphy, Parish Administrative Assistant ignatius@bc.edu 617-552-6102 Kyle Crosby, Database Manager kyle.crosby@bc.edu 617-552-6119 Jamie Huggins, Facilities Manager hugginja@bc.edu

Kathy Maher, CAP Team Member, Chair katherine.maher@bc.edu Marc Gervais, CAP Team Member mjg@gervaisdavenport.com Mary Santapaula, CAP Team Member msantapaula@rcn.com

The Parish Office is open from 9:00 am – 5:00 pm, Monday – Friday and Sunday from 8:00 am – 2:00 pm beginning in October.

The Celebration of the Eucharist

Sunday Upper Church: 8 a.m., 10 a.m., 12 Noon, 5:30 p.m. Lower Church: 10 a.m. (Family Liturgy) 12 Noon Misa en Español en la Capilla Lannon

Weekday Lower Church: 12:15 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. Mass Lower Church: Fridays, 12:45 p.m. Adoration

Saturday Lower Church: 9 a.m. Upper Church: 4 p.m. (Vigil) Parish Registration We encourage newcomers to St. Ignatius to formally register as members of the parish so we can stay in touch with you via the Pastor’s weekly email, Faith Formation news, special events, volunteer opportuni-ties and more.

Registration forms are available at the back of the church in the Gathering Space, in the Parish Office and on the website.

The Sacraments

Baptism: Adults are baptized at the Easter Vigil as part of the Rites of Christian Initiation for Adults. Infant and child baptisms are by ar-rangement. First Eucharist: Preparation begins in grade one and includes clas-ses, retreats and home instruction. Children receive First Eucharist in grade two. Confirmation: Our Confirmation program begins in grade nine. Stu-dents are confirmed in the spring of grade ten. Young adults who have been catechized but are not yet confirmed should contact the parish of-fice for an alternative program. Matrimony: Couples are welcome to be married at St. Ignatius. Please contact Reenie Murphy in the parish office for available dates. Reconciliation: Saturdays, 3:00–3:45 p.m., Upper Church or by ar-rangement Anointing of the Sick: By arrangement

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For information, call the cemetery sta� at Mary Immaculate of Lourdes Church at 781-235-1841.

St Mary’s Cemetery in Needham, founded in the 1870’s, is the parish cemetery of Mary Immaculate of Lourdes. � e Cemetery is a reverent resting place for those awaiting reunion with the Risen Lord. � e decisionto pre-plan and purchase interment rights is a responsible and thoughtful gesture, sparing loved ones the stress of making di� cult decisions during a time of grief and loss.

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