Fourth Sunday

of Advent

When Joseph awoke,

he did as the angel of the Lord had commanded him

and took his wife into his home

The Nativity

of the Lord

and the Word

became flesh

and dwelt

among us.

2019

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Dear Parishioners and Friends of St. Eulalia Parish, One of our beautiful Christmas carols begins with an important question: “What child is this?”. Later in the carol the question is answered: “This, this is Christ the King”. Behind the traditional Christmas Gospel and the music and traditions of this season, is the fact that God has become one of us in His Son, Christ Jesus. At Bethle-hem on that first Christmas night it was not just a prophet, a religious leader, or even an outstanding teacher that was born. It was God coming to earth for us and for our salvation. Sometimes our ideas about Christmas are too small. The one born and placed in the manger at Bethlehem is the Second Person of the Blessed Trinity, the eter-nal Word of God, existing with the Father and the Holy Spirit from all eternity. Reflect on what the Bible and the Creed state about the identity of the Child of Bethlehem. He is: “the image of the invisible God, the first-born of all creation. In Him everything in heaven and earth was created.” (Colossians 1:15,16) “Through Him all things came into being, and apart from Him nothing came to be.” (John 1:3) “He was in the world, and through Him the world was made, yet the world did not know who He was.” (John 1:10). He is: “God from God, Light from Light, true God from true God, begotten, not made, one in Being with the Father. Through Him all things were made.” (Nicene Creed) “He will come again in glory to judge the living and the dead, and His kingdom will have no end.” (Nicene Creed) These biblical and creedal statements present us with the truth about the One whose birth we remember. We are celebrating the human birth of a Divine Person who comes among us to show us the way to eternal life and to open that way for us by His life, His death on the cross, and His glorious resurrection from the dead. The One born into our world on Christmas is also truly present among us at eve-ry Mass especially as we receive His Body and Blood in Holy Communion. That is why the weekend Mass is meant to be the very “source and summit of our Catholic faith”. Christmas also teaches us that the most important relationship in our life is our relationship with Jesus Christ. May we receive Him by faith this Christmas and follow lovingly in His footsteps.

Let’s me conclude this brief message with the beautiful words of a Christmas Eucharistic prayer: “In Jesus Christ we see our God made visible and so are caught up in love of the God we cannot see.” May you and your loved ones experience God’s love in a special way during this holy and blessed season and may you respond to that love throughout the New Year.

Christmas Peace,

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Greetings from the Staff

Peace and blessings to you and your loved ones this Christmas Season and in the new year.

Cheryl Pongratz, Director of Operations/Contemporary Music

May the message of Christmas fill your life with peace and joy.

Wishing you and your family a Merry Christmas!

Louise Cocuzzo, Pastoral Associate

Wishing all a Christmas filled with peace and joy.

Barbara Doherty, Faith Formation Secretary

“For a Child is born, the world Rejoices!”

A Blessed Christmas to all!

Joanne Boag, Parish Secretary

“A Savior has been born to us, and He is Christ the Lord.” May your Christmas season be filled with joy and the New Year bring you peace .

Laura MacMullin, Parish Secretary

May peace be your gift at Christmas and your blessing all year through!

Stephanie Rogers, Faith Formation Coordinator Gr. K-6

May God bless our families, especially our youth, and fill us with joy as we celebrate this Christmas.

Sally Cunningham, Faith Formation, upper grades

May Jesus the divine physician give you peace and hope

this Christmas and in the New Year.

Barbara Mahoney, Pastoral Care Coordinator

Best Wishes for a Blessed Christmas and a Happy New Year

Bob Ferry, Custodian

Wishing you and your families many blessings during this Holy season.

Deborah Moscoso, Choir Director

St. Eulalia Parish Fourth Sunday of Advent and The Nativity of the Lord December 25, 2017

Parish Ministries and Activities

MINISTRY TO THE BEREAVED

Louise Cocuzzo

781-729-8220 ext. 29

Ministery to the bereaved provides emotional and

spiritual support to people and families who have lost a

loved one in death. Assistance in planning funeral

liturgies, including the wake. Follow-up care for the

bereaved family is offered.

MINISTRY TO THE SICK

Barbara Mahoney

781-729-8220 ext. 16

Homebound: Members of the parish community

visit and offer Holy Communion to parishioners who

are ill at home. Sacraments of Anointing of the Sick

and Reconciliation are available from a priest upon

request.

Hospitals, Retirement communities and Nursing

Homes: Ministers of the Eucharist visit Winchester

Hospital, local nursing homes, as well as the Gables

and Drake Village Retirement Communities.

Sunshine Committee: Parishioners reach out to

the homebound, elderly, and sick with “Get well” cards

and seasonal and birthday greetings.

FAITH FORMATION

Faith Formation - 781-729-8758

Grades K-6, Stephanie Rogers, ext. 26;

Grades 7-11 Sally Cunningham, ext. 19;

F.F. Secretary Barbara Doherty, ext. 18

Youth Ministry - 781-729-8758

Various youth activities throughout the year including

monthly Life Nights after the 5:00 PM Mass.

Protecting God’s Children: All who have con-

tact with children are given formal instruction in pro-

tecting and safeguarding children.

Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults Adele

Hamblett 781-729-8220

Spiritual Development

Louise Cocuzzo 781-729-8220 ext. 29

Respect Life

Russ Laubinger 617-308-9135

Men’s Fellowship

Ken Toomey 781-935-0405

Group meets every other Tuesday.

The Women’s Group

Donna DiFonzo 781-507-6069

Group meets every other Tuesday.

Marriage Preparation

Parish Office, 781-729-8220

A program for engaged couples is

offered during a weekend in March in addition to con-

ferences with the parish priest. Registration link can be

found on our website.

Scripture Study

Louise Cocuzzo 781-729-8220 ext. 29

Ongoing Sessions on Thursday evenings at 7:00 pm

during the academic year.

Centering Prayer

Call the office 781-729-8220

Ongoing Sessions on Tuesday mornings, 9:45am and

Wednesday evenings at 7:00pm

Speaker Series - TBD

Each fall the parish sponsors a Monday evening speak-

er series which presents topics ranging from the theo-

logical to social justice.

The Way of the Cross - On Good Friday young

parishioners live and pray the Stations of the Cross in a

dramatic presentation of Jesus’ journey to His crucifix-

ion.

Welcome the Child - An Advent meditation on

the coming of Jesus, beginning with the Annunciation

and culminating in His birth, presented by young peo-

ple of the parish and the contemporary music group.

MUSIC MINISTRY

Deborah Moscoso - Adult Choir

Cheryl Pongratz - Contemporary Choir

Karen Mahoney - Children’s Choir

Tim Hughes - Organist

781-729-8220

The Adult Choir sings at the 11:00am Sunday lit-

urgy and rehearses on Thursday evenings at 7:30pm

The Contemporary Group plays at the 5:00 PM

Sunday liturgy and rehearses on Sundays at 4:00pm

The Children’s Choir sings at the 9:00am Sunday

Family liturgy and rehearses on Sunday morning before

the Mass. Contact us if you are interested in being a

part of our Music Ministry.

PARISH COUNCILS

Contact the Parish Office 781-729-8220

Parish Pastoral Council

Parish Finance Council

SUPPORT GROUPS

Divorced and Separated

Marge McGlone 617-633-8967

DivorceCare: When a marriage ends and one is faced

with the many changes (financial, life style,

expectation, emotional, relationship) this support

group provides assistance in coping.

CHRISTIAN SERVICE

Somerville Homeless Coalition

Ken Toomey 781-935-0405

Members of Saint Eulalia Parish prepare and serve a

meal on the third Wednesday of each month at the

Somerville Homeless Coalition.

St. Matthew Parish Food Pantry

John and Mary Deyst 781-646-9449

Parishioners donate food while others assist in the

distribution of food at the St. Matthew’s Parish Food

Pantry in Dorchester, MA.

Prayer Shawl Ministry

Claire McKenna 781-729-2809

Knitters and crocheters meet on the first Tuesday of

the month after the 9:00am Mass. Yarn and instruction

are provided.

PRAYER

Eucharist

Eucharistic Adoration

Friday evenings at 7:00pm

First Thursday 9:30 am-4:30pm

Evening Prayer and Benediction:

First Thursday 4:30pm

Eucharistic Adoration and Rosary:

Fridays 7:30pm-8:30pm

Rosary: Following 9:00am daily

Mass and at 7:30pm on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday,

and Saturday.

Morning Prayer: 8:30am on major

feasts and other occasions as announced.

Reconciliation: Saturday, 3:00-

3:45pm and by appointment

SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Fellowship coffee after various

Masses as announced.

Dances and social events

Parish trips

CHRISTMAS COLLECTION

Merry Christmas from all the priests of the Archdiocese of Boston. The Christmas Collection supports the retire-ment, medical, and financial needs of priests of the Arch-diocese of Boston. These priests have given their lives to faithfully serve Christ, the Church, and you. Please be generous to this important collection.

For more information, please visit clergyfunds.org.

CHRISTMAS SEASON MASS SCHEDULE

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 28/29

FEAST OF THE HOLY FAMILY OF

JESUS, MARY, AND JOSEPH

MASSES

SATURDAY 4:00AM

SUNDAY 7:30AM

9:00AM

11:00AM

5:00PM

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1

FEAST OF MARY THE MOTHER OF GOD

MASSES

SATURDAY 4:00PM

SUNDAY 9:00PM

11:00AM

NO 5:00PM

SUNDAY, JANUARY 4/5

THE EPIPHANY OF THE LORD

AND SUNDAY, JANUARY 11/12

THE BAPTISM OF THE LORD

MASSES

SATURDAY 4:00PM

SUNDAY 7:30AM

9:00AM

11:00AM

5:00PM

CHRISTMAS DAY DEVOTIONS FOR YOUR HOME

The Blessing of the Nativity Scene

Holy Child, on this festival of your birth we ask your blessing on all who look upon this scene.

In abandoning the riches of heaven, you exalt poverty. Choosing a manger for your crib, you honor simplicity.

In the lowliness of your birth, humility is praised.

As we look upon this scene, fill us with a spirit of poverty, simplicity of desire, and blessed humility.

Make our souls a new Bethlehem

where we will sing your praise for ever and ever.

Amen.

At Table Dur ing Chris tmast ime

Lord, Jesus,

In the peace of this season our spirits rejoice: With the beasts and angels, the shepherds and stars,

with Mary and Joseph, we sing God’s praise.

By your coming may the hungry be filled with good things, and may our table and home be blessed.

Glory to God in the Highest!

ADVENT CONFESSION Recognize the importance of receiving the Sacrament of Reconciliation in Preparation for Christmas. Do so ei-ther here at St. Eulalia Parish or in a neighboring parish. In addition to our regular time for confession on Satur-day afternoons from 3:00p.m. to 3:40p.m., there will be additional opportunities during Advent. Confessions will be heard on Monday, December 23, from 6:30p.m. to 8:00p.m. and on Tuesday morning, De-cember 24, from after the 9:00a.m. Mass until Noon.

ADULT CONFIRMATION Are you a baptized Catholic age 18 or older who has not yet received the Sacrament of Confirmation? Confirma-tion is the Sacrament that completes and strengthens your Baptism and gifts you in a deeper way with the presence of the Holy Spirit. Each spring our Bishops celebrate Confirmation for adults. For further infor-mation please call the parish office and leave a message for Father John or contact him at stjolin@hotmail.com.

DECEMBER 22 ~ FOURTH SUNDAY OF ADVENT Today’s readings offer us great hope: “the virgin shall conceive, and bear a son, and shall name him Emmanu-el.” This name means “God is with us.” It is important that we remember this especially when the world is call-ing us to move faster – to shop more, to buy more. Don’t let the noise of the world drown out what you heard in today’s readings. Amid your business this week, repeat these words – “…they shall name him Em-manuel – which means God is with us.” God is with YOU!

FEAST OF THE HOLY FAMILY On the weekend following Christmas, December 28/29, we celebrate the Feast of the Holy Family. Make every effort to come to Mass with the members of your fami-ly. There will be a special blessing of families offered at all Masses.

NEW YEAR’S EVE WITH THE CARDINAL You are invited to begin the New Year in prayer with Cardinal Sean at the annual New Year’s Eve Vigil and Mass on Tuesday, December 31, 2019 at St. Clement Eucharistic Shrine Church, 1105 Boylston Street, Bos-ton (at the corner of Ipswich Street). Holy Hour with Eucharistic Adoration and Confessions begins at 10:30 pm. Rosary at 11:00 pm. Vigil Mass for the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God at 11:30 pm. Special prayer intentions for life, love and vocations. For more infor-mation, contact the Pro-Life Office at (508) 651.1900 or ProLifeOffice@rcab.org.

ADORATION O COME LET US ADORE HIM Christmastide Eucharistic Adoration & Rosary Friday Evenings 7:00PM – 8:30PM Times of quiet are balanced with times of seasonal con-templative music to enable private reflection with our Eucharistic Lord 7:30PM–8:00PM Pray along with a peaceful recorded version of the Rosary. 8:30PM Reposition. All are welcomed ~ Come for as long or as short a time as you wish ~ Our church doors will be open for you.

SCHEDULED PRESIDERS FOR THE WEEK OF 12/23 (subject to change)

12/23 Monday 9:00AM Rev. John Kiley

12/24 Tuesday 9:00AM Rev. John Kiley

4:00PM up Rev. James Savage

4:00PM down Most Rev. Peter Uglietto

6:00PM Rev. John Kiley

12/25 Wed 7:30AM Rev. John Kiley

9:00AM Rev. Richard Gross, SJ

11:00AM Rev. John Kiley

12/26 Thursday 9:00AM tbd

12/27 Friday 9:00AM Rev. Robert McMillan, SJ

12/28 Saturday 4:00PM Rev. John Kiley

12/29 Sunday 7:30AM Rev. John Kiley

9:00AM Rev. John Kiley

11:00AM Rev. James Savage

5:00PM Rev. John Kiley

WELCOME THE CHILD

St. Eulalia Parish Proudly Presents our 23rd annual presentation of Welcome the Child…A multi-media dramatization, on Sunday, December 22, at 7:00PM. All are welcome!!!

SCRIPTURE FOR DECEMBER 22 First Reading Isaiah 7:10–14 (10A) The Lord offered Ahaz a sign. Ahaz answered, “I will not ask! I will not tempt the Lord!” Nevertheless, the Lord gave a sign: “The virgin shall conceive, and bear a son, and shall name him Emmanuel.” Responsorial Psalm 24:1–2, 3–4, 5–6 Let the Lord enter; he is king of glory. Second Reading Romans 1:1–7 Paul told the Ro-mans he was called to be an apostle and set apart to proclaim the gospel of God about Christ Jesus. He said to them, “We have received the grace of apostleship” that we may spread the name and bring to faith all those called to belong to Jesus Christ. Gospel Acclamation Matthew 1:23 The virgin shall conceive, and bear a son, and they shall name him Em-manuel. Gospel Matthew 1:18–24 Mary was betrothed to Jo-seph, but before they wed, Mary became pregnant through the power of the Holy Spirit. Joseph decided to break the engagement. He changed his mind when an angel in a dream told him to receive Mary as his wife.

SCRIPTURE STUDY

The St. Eulalia Thursday Evening Bible Study class will begin on Thursday, January 9th, from 7:00PM-8:30PM and subsequent Thursdays in the McGann Conference Room. The program for next year will be on The Letter of James, and will continue for 13 weeks. This program will provide a focus on practical action in the life of faith reminiscent of the Wisdom Literature in the Old Testament, encouraging God’s people to act like God’s people.

The cost to register for this program is $35.00, and must be paid to the parish office with your registration request before the start of the first class on January 09.

For an overview of this program please visit the St. Eulalia website under “Our Ministries/Programs” at sainteulalia.org/scripture-study.

LESSONS AND CAROLS/COOKIE SWAP A special Advent/Christmas event will take place on Sunday, December 22, 4:00PM at St. Mary, 158 Washington St., Winchester. Experience the true spirit of Christmas at A Festival of Lessons and Carols. Come and prepare your heart to welcome the Christ child through carols sung by the Adult Choir, and gospel readings, which follow and proclaim the birth of the Messiah. Immediately following, there will be a cookie swap in the gathering room. Bring your favorite cookies to swap. Refreshments will be provided. Any remaining cookies will be packaged and delivered to our home-bound parishioners.

CHRISTMAS TREE DRIVE No need to haul your old Christmas tree to the transfer station – let Winchester Scout Troop 507 pick up your tree curbside while supporting the troop in our only fundraiser of the year. To order your tree pick-up, pre-register with a $15/tree donation. Order deadline: Monday, December 30, 2019. You can pre-register to have your tree picked up any of the following ways:

At the Winchester Transfer Station all day on Satur-days, 12/07, 12/21, and 12/28. Scouts will take your tree order along with a donation via cash, check, or credit card. Or, send your order with name, address, and telephone number with a check for $15 per tree payable to BSA Troop 507, c/o Steve Bell, 39 Myrtle Terrace, Winchester, MA 01890. Or, you may place your order and pay on-line at www.boyscout507.org/ *For orders placed on-line, there is a $1 fee that we add to cover the cost of the transaction. All trees must be curbside by 7:00AM on Saturday January 04, 2020. YES, we start picking up that ear-ly! Please make sure that you remove all wiring, orna-ments, and plastics. If you have any questions, please email us at boyscout507trees@gmail.com or call Tree Central at 781-910-7637. Thank You!

THE UNBROKEN WORD………………………………………....MICHAEL J. CUNNINGHAM

Advent always seems to go too quickly for me. It makes us wonder why we need these special times in the li-turgical calendar to focus our attention on God as if the other times, “the Ordinary times” are less important to focus on God. Of course, this is not the intent, but as humans, we need to remind ourselves of our “belonging” to Christ. We are the Body of Christ and the preparation for welcoming the Child is an important focal point for our spiritual well-being. This belonging to Christ, and by implication of course, to each other is no more obvious during Thanksgiving and of course Christmas. We prepare for the arrival of others, or we move towards them if we are traveling. In my own family, this always means travel. Sometimes we (our children and grandchildren) travel to a common location, and at other times, we head out to wherever home is for one part of the family or another. This year, Sally and I are traveling to Singapore. As I pen this edition of The Unbroken Word, I am looking out at the view you see in the photograph. The view from my daughter’s family apartment in Singapore, where they moved to in September of this year. Here, we will spend Christmas together in Asia, grateful for God and one another's company. As we welcome Christ this season, let us also welcome another. Perhaps someone who you know is lonely, maybe an estranged friend or family member, someone in need. It may be surprising to you who is in need of a family dinner, a friendly face, a smile or even money at this time of year. The yearning for the presence of God at this time of year is heightened to levels that provide profound joy, and unfortunately, sadness as well. Let us not try and change the world just because it is the season of goodwill, but because it is always the season of goodwill. We have to become the dispensers, as is our calling. God Bless us all at this beautiful time of year, and let us Welcome The Child in many ways.

Reflection, and poem copyright 2019 by Michael J. Cunningham OFS

A COLD CHRISTMAS MORNING … BALLYLOUGHANE

Today, I don’t have to make the long walk to the farmer’s field, For today we are here with what is left of our family. My mother is busy in the kitchen readying the ingredients for the spice cake. The hallmark of Christmas in rural Ireland. 1943. I turned 14 yesterday; soon my part time activities will turnover in a few days from now. Gone will be forever the school days of Carricarrig, No longer a need to fill the lock with stones, Or other pranks to avoid learning. Mother’s soft voice comes from the kitchen, “Fetch some turf Michael” and I know I will be venturing out again, In the dank cold, to sneak across fields and take what is not ours to fuel the fire. Mother would never endorse such theft, but neither does she know the turf is not ours. After a successful commando raid, the turf is safely home, Mother kindles the fire in readiness for the baking in the simple oven, And soon enough, the smell of oriental spices and smoldering sultanas spreads over BallyLoughHane.

A Christmas indeed.

PARISH SCHEDULE LITURGY INTENTIONS AND PRAYER EVENTS

PARISH STAFF EXT.

Rev. John G. Kiley Administrator 24

Rev. James Savage Senior Priest 21

Cheryl Pongratz Dir. of Operations

5:00PM Music Dir. 12

Louise Cocuzzo Pastoral Associate 29

Barbara Mahoney Pastoral Care Coord. 16

Laura MacMullin Parish Sec. M/Tu/Th 10

Joanne Boag Parish Sec. Wed/Fri 10

Sally Cunningham CFF, grades 7-11 19

Stephanie Rogers CFF, grades K-6 26

Barbara Doherty CFF Sec. 18

Bob Ferry Custodian

Deborah Moscoso 11:00AM Choir Director

NEW TO THE PARISH - Welcome to St. Eulalia Parish. If you are a

newcomer, please introduce yourself to a member of the parish staff.

Registration materials are in the foyer of the church, or, you may call

the parish office at 781-729-8220 to register.

ANNOINTING AND PASTORAL CARE OF THE SICK - Both

sacramental and pastoral services are offered by the Pastoral Staff to the

sick, hospitalized, homebound, and all who are in need. To arrange a

visit, please call Barbara Mahoney at 781-729-8220, ext. 16. The par-

ish offers a special ministry to the hospitalized at Winchester Hospital.

The Catholic Chaplain at the hospital is Mary Beth Moran, 781-756-

2295.

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION - Saturdays from 3:00PM -

3:45PM, or by appointment by calling Louise Cocuzzo, ext. 29.

SACRAMENT OF INITIATION - Adults interested in learning more

about the Catholic faith should call Louise Cocuzzo at 781-729-8220,

ext. 29. Infant Baptism is celebrated the second Sunday of each

month. To register, please call Louise Cocuzzo, ext. 29.

MARRIAGE - Engaged couples planning marriage are asked to contact

Fr. John Kiley at 781-729-8220, ext. 24 to make arrangements for the

wedding. A program of marriage preparation is offered to all couples.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION - Saint Eulalia Parish offers a full pro-

gram of religious education for ages kindergarten to adult. Please call

the Religious Education office at 781-729-8758 for information.

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Saturday, December 21 3:00pm - 3:45pm Reconciliation (Confession)

4:00pm Paul Jennings; Peter & Ethel Jennings; Charles & Virginia Kelly

Sunday, December 22 7:30am Dominic & Margaret Papagni 9:00am Antonio & Maria Battinelli 11:00am Eleanor S. Reid 5:00pm Angela A. Marino

Monday, December 23 9:00am Anthony Masse

Tuesday, December 24 9:00am no intention 4:00pm no intention 4:00pm no intention 6:00pm no intention

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Thursday, December 26 9:00am Anthony Valenti

Friday, December 27 9:00am Angeline Trabucco

Saturday, December 28 3:00pm - 3:45pm Reconciliation (Confession)

4:00pm William & Mary Adams

Sunday, December 29 7:30am Carl Benvenuto 9:00am Maria Metastio 11:00am Donald Hoffman 5:00pm Linda Burke

WEEKEND MASSES Saturday: 4:00pm

Sunday: 7:30am 9:00am

11:00am 5:00pm

DAILY MASS 9:00am

PHONE: 781-729-8220

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