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St Mary of the Nativity Scituate MA

PARISH MISSION STATEMENT

“St. Mary of the Nativity Parish is a community of active disciples of Christ, centered in the Eucharist, guided by the Holy Spirit, blessed by the intercession of Mary. Come pray with us and join our journey of faith.”

Tel: 781-545-3335, Fax: 781-544-3678 www.stmaryscituate.org

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Rev. Kenneth V. Cannon, Pastor Rev. Robert Thomas, Senior Assistant Rev. John J. Shea, Senior Assistant

Deacon Mattie Henry, Permanent Deacon Jane Kuklis, Pastoral Associate

Parish Staff

Office Manager …………......................................... Alice Keefe [email protected] Bookkeeper.......................................................... .. Janet Doyle Cemetery/Maintenance Supervisor......................Steve Roberts Parish Office Administrative Assistant .............. Nancy DeCoste [email protected] Music Director........................................................Diane Dyson 203-500-4530,[email protected] Director of Religious Education.......Jane Kuklis (Grades 1 - 10) [email protected] Coordinator of Religious Education . Mary Henry, Grades 1 & 2 [email protected] Religious Education Administrative Assistant ....... Michelle Gee [email protected]

Committees/Organizations

Parish Pastoral Council..................Rich Travers, Co-Vice Chair Parish Pastoral Council…………Martha Tansey, Co-Vice Chair Parish Finance Committee..................... .John Dolan, President St. Vincent de Paul Society.................................... Bob Barbary Altar Society............................................................ Gerry Smith

Weekend Mass Schedule

Saturday (Vigil) - 4:30 p.m. Sunday - 7:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.

Daily Mass

Monday - Friday - 7:30 a.m., Saturday - 8:15 a.m.

Holy Days as announced

Sacrament of Reconciliation

Saturday - 3:00 - 4:15 p.m. and by appointment

First Fridays

7:30 a.m. Mass followed by Adoration and Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament ending with Evening Prayer and Benediction at 4:45 p.m.

Sacrament of Baptism

Usually takes place the second and last Sunday of the month at 1:00 p.m. Pre-baptismal catechesis class for first time parents is on the second Sunday of the month following the 11:00 a.m. Mass in the Parish Center. Pre-registration is required.

Sacrament of Matrimony

Marriages must be arranged at least six months in advance.

Sacrament of the Sick

Please call the Parish Office if you or someone you know is sick, homebound or in the hospital and would like to receive the Sac-rament of the Eucharist.

PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR TROOPS

Almighty God and Father, hold our servicemen and women in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need. We ask this in the name of Jesus, Our Lord and Savior. Amen.

Please pray for the safety of our loved ones serving our country on active duty: 2nd Class Petty Officer Sean Walsh, USN; Sgt. John J. Joyce, USMC; Cpl. Joseph P. Joyce, USMC; Cmdr. William Devine, Navy Chaplain; Corp. Dennis P. Harrison, USMC; Carl Jesse Knight, Jr., USN; Staff Sgt. Craig De-

Costa, USMC; COL. James Fitzgerald, III, US Army; Specialist Matthew Paulin, US Army; Airman Ross Hendrigan, USAF; CPO Fre-derick Lieder, Jr., USN; Cpl. Collin Sullivan; Lt. Douglas Healey; Sgt. Philip J. Fernandes; LTC Glenn Walsh, US Army; Sgt. Joseph D. Slater, US Army; Michael Daly, USMC; Pvt. Nolan P. Redden, USMC; LCPL Tyler Domingos, USMC; Major John F. Donahue, USAF; LTC David E. Thompson, US Army; Pvt. 1st Class Keeghan O’Brien, USMC; Pvt. Andrew McElroy, Ranger; Lt. Col. John B. Atkinson, USMC; Spc. Kevin Bowker; AFC Michael McCarthy, USAF; WO Patrick Russo, US Army; 2nd Class Petty Officer Joseph G. Obert, Jr., USCG; Lt. Aaron R. Bomar, USN; LTC Neil B. Doherty, US Army; LTC Kevin M. Doherty, USMC; CW02 Ian Hamilton, US Army; 2nd Lt. Neil Pallotta, US Army Ranger; 1st Lt. Quincy Banis; Sgt. Benjamin Proulx, US Army; Fr. Paul K. Hurley, LTC, CH; LCpl. Justin Smart, USMC; LCpl. Parker Hobbs, USMC; Capt. Daniel E. English, USMC; PFC Matthew P. Sheehan, USMC; Capt. Stephen T. Desmond, USMC; 1st Lt. Shane F. Caffrey, USMC, M/C Mikaela D. Sakach, USN, Nicholas J. Corbin, USN, Ryan C. Salmon, USN, SFC Mark Kelley, Patrick T. Healy, US Army; Brendan P. Crowley, USMC; LTJG Andrew B. Shea, USN; Brendan Devlin, USMC; Connor Flaherty, US Army, LCPL Oliver N. Johnson, USMC, PFC Edward A. Dixon, Jr. & Pvt. 1st Class Joseph Desmond, USMC.

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THE VOCATION CRUCIFIX will be taken home this week by Betty Gerry.

Please keep in your prayers all those who are ill, especially those mentioned here this week: Sharon Cirone, Billy O’Neil, Bryan Risi, Martina McDonald, Cole Pasqualucci, Kim Duffy, Stephanie Hastie, Kathleen Hewitt, Peter

Giordano, Mary O’Toole Donahue, Catherine Kotlik, Cheryl Bourn, Richard Banis, Kristen Scotti, Michael McMunn, Patrick McDonough, Jim Russell, Catherine Santosuosso, Mike Martin, Christopher Sadler, Geraldine Donahue, John J. MacKay, Reese Harding, Donna Marie Burns, Bonnie McCarthy, Teddy O’Brien, Kasey Seymour, Michele Driscoll, Meghan Costello, Christopher Johnson, Jamie Breen, Patricia Gallup, Mary Wattendorf, Tony Carlino, Jim Rice, Frank Wilkins, Josephine Donahue, Beverly Toto, Dominic Mario DelVecchio, Richard Stiles, Alyssa Manter, Anne Scollans, Terry Martin, Daniel Carr, Helen McDonald, Tho-mas Culliney, Eric Donovan, Ed Donnelly, Gladys Milano, Mary Sanborn, Noel T. Murphy, Richard Murphy, Dave Brosnan, Fran-ces Lezon, Frances Mary McCarthy, Jim Regan, Sharon Crowley, Daniel Patrick Brown, Richard Power, Callie Herschfield, Phyllis Gill, Marie Litchfield, Anna Faria, Brian Quinn, Mary Rose Men-des, Kate Souza, Mary Donnelly, Sam Bellistri, Thomas Byrne, Kathryn Brown, Jennifer Lambert, Garrett Cooney, Jack Duffey, Danny Sheehan, Deacon Charlie Sullivan, Dan Duffin, Charlie Benoit, Lacey Banis, Donald Leighton, Helen Laughlin, Gino, Luca & Sal Vitelli, Dan Melling, Carol Jenkins, Phillip Dwyer, Deb-orah Kilduff, Mary Beth Curran, Philip R. McCabe, Jr., Lydia White, George Yankus, Mildred Sisk, Jonathan Michaud, Robert Hooper, Joe Connolly, Tommy Lovering, Maureen Fitzgibbon Rochford, Pauline White, David McCoy, Anne McMonagle, Karen Norton, Eleanor Grossman, Daniel Dyson, Tom Frazier, Julia Crosby, Liam McMahon, Fred Magistro, Tom Kennedy, Gail Pa-ton, Nan Hamacher, Maria Plant, Jack Judge, Bill Quinlan, Evan Burbine, Irma Blackall, Bill MacNeill, Pearl Low, Terry Jaku-bowski, Eileen “Pat” Kackley, John McLaughlin, Patrick Murphy, Jody DiBella, Brian Tomosulo, Mary Wynn, Tony Vitelli, David Nellis, Emma Hofmann, Ann Flaherty, John Mahoney, Anthony “Sonny” D’Ambrosio, Jean Seidel, Elizabeth Quirk, PJ Kent, Wil-liam Roberts, Sr., Marjorie Schnitzer, Ella Francis, Melissa Mac-Kay, Dennis Harrison, Sr., Dorothy Murphy, David MacKay, Rose Damon, Michelle Polston, Mary Radley, Dianne Blackall, Nicole Schindler, Maggie Dorgan, Robert Serino, William McDermott, Carol Redden, Elinor Kelley, Joan L. Shea, Katharine Sanborn Gagnon, Kevin Jenkins and Warren Clayman.

THE ST. VINCENT DEPAUL CONFERENCE responds to the needs of the less fortunate in our parish community. For additional information about this important parish ministry, please consult the parish website: www.stmaryscituate.org/ministries/StVincentdePaulConference. Anyone seeking as-sistance should contact the Parish Office 781-545-3335.

DONUT SUNDAYS: Coffee, juice and donuts will be served on the rectory lawn (weather permit-ting) following the 9:00 a.m. Mass each Sunday during the months of July and August. In case of

rain, they will be served in the Parish Center.

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Monday, September 21, 2015

Hatherly Country Club

ST. MARY OF THE NATIVITY

REV. DANIEL J. KENNEDY

MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT

Proceeds will benefit the Daniel J. Kennedy Memorial Scholarship fund at St. John's Seminary for incoming seminarians, two scholarships to parishioners that will be attending a Catholic High School, as well as the continu-ing work of our Parish. Please join us as a sponsor, con-tributor or player. For more information, email [email protected].

FROM YOUR FINANCE COMMITTEE

Offertory Collection: $10,778.00 Electronic Funds Transfer: 860.00 Total: $11.638.00

Thank you for your continued generosity!

PARISH GRAND ANNUAL - Thank you to all the Parish-ioners who have responded so generously to our Annual Collection. This weekend, July 25 & 26, the 2nd phase of our Grand Annual, will be taken up as a second collection at all the Masses. Your personal contribution is needed and appreciated. Envelopes are available at the entrance to the church.

Interested in becoming Catholic? St. Mary’s RCIA program will start again in the Fall! RCIA is the Church’s program for welcoming non-Catholics who wish to learn about and join our Church. Fallen-away Catholics seeking to re-

turn to the faith are also welcome. Anyone interested in participating in the RCIA program for 2015-2016 are en-couraged to read the Gospel of Luke and Acts of the Apos-tles this summer, and mark your calendars for our first meeting which will be sometime in September. To let us know of your interest, and for more information about RCIA and adult faith formation, please contact Jane Kuklis at the Parish Center, or Bob O’Connell at [email protected].


The Contemplative Prayer Group meets on Wednesday evenings from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. in the Parish Center.

FOOD DONATIONS NEEDED

The Scituate Food Pantry, located at 344 Coun-try Way in the rear entrance of the Masonic Temple is in need of the following items:

• Soups, canned vegetables & fruit

• Peanut butter & jelly

• Brownie mix, cookies & crackers

You may drop your donations off at the Food Pantry or in the bin at the entrance to the main church. The Food Pantry hours are every Tuesday: 10 a.m. - 12:45 p.m. and the last Tuesday of the month from 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.

Pastor’s Corner

Probably many of you have seen or at least heard of the video released last week by the Center for Medical Progress (CMP) in which a top Planned Parenthood official, Dr. Deborah Nucatola, casually discusses the harvesting and selling of baby body parts as a byproduct of surgical abortion. As repulsive as this sounds, what was more astounding was she non-chalantly described how to extract these organs without damaging them between sips of wine and eating salad. CMP undertook a three year investigation into the alleged sale of baby body parts from abortion. They released two videos one lasting about eight minutes and the other about three hours. I watched about two minutes of the shorter video before shutting it off; it was all I could take. The complete indifference of the doctor to the dignity of human life shows how desensitized she has become through her association and work in the abortion industry. If this had been done to a puppy instead of a human being she would have been arrested for cruelty to animals. The president of Planned Parenthood, Cecile Richards, denied profits were made from “tissue donations” and she apologized for the tone and statements made by Dr. Nucatola. Notice the shift in terminology from specific body parts to “tissue donations” as if all that is at stake is a mass of tissue. This is the lie that so many women who have procured an abortion have been told over the years. A lie Dr. Nucatola clearly refutes when she described how she retrieves specific organs without damaging them. The advancement in ultrasound technology also refutes this claim of a mass of tissue and can clearly show the developmental stages of a human embryo and fetus. CMP plans to release more videos refuting Richard’s claim that Planned Parenthood does not profit from the sale of body parts from abortions, which is illegal under federal law. Every now and then the lid is pulled back from this governmental-sanctioned and supported evil in our midst, like the case of the late-term abortionist Kermit Gosnell, who was brought to trial in Philadelphia in 2013, and we are able to see things as they are without all the justification and double-speak that usually transpires. As Mother Teresa said years ago, we will never know peace as a nation as long as the injustice of abortion is the law of our land. It is not just the abortionists who become de-sensitized to the dignity and sacredness of life, but legalized abortion affects each and every one of us. Abortion is at the heart of the culture of death so prevalent in society today. It has paved the way for the euthanasia movement spreading throughout the country and which was narrowly defeated in Massachu-setts a couple of years ago. Its practice has justified embryonic stem cell research; the destroying of nascent human life for supposed medical purposes, which implies one life is more important than another. The good news from the release of this video has been the reaction of the American public who are justifiably horrified at these revelations. For years public opinion has become more and more pro-life, especially among our young people. We must continue to promote life and the dignity of the human person. We also must continue to reach out to women, of-ten victims themselves of this evil, giving them the information and options they need so they can give life rather than end it. We must never give up for the Lord is with us and one day we will remove this scourge from our land so that we can build a true culture of life.

Sincerely yours in Christ,

Fr. Cannon

CELEBRATION OF THE PRIESTHOOD: To support the pension fund of our senior priests, the Clergy Fund is sponsoring its sev-enth annual dinner in Celebration of the Priesthood to ensure the health of the Clergy Benefit Trust. The dinner will be held on Thursday, September 17, 2015 at the Seaport Hotel / World Trade Center in Boston. The Celebration of the Priesthood is ex-pected to raise over $1.5 million for the Clergy Health and Retire-ment Trust. Parishes are asked to sponsor a table at this event for $3,500 to raise funds for the clergy trust, which provides for the needs of the sick and retired priests. Parishioners are asked to help the Parish sponsor a table of ten for this event. If you would like to purchase a ticket for $350 and/or are able to donate $350 or more in appreciation for the priests who have ministered to you in the past or present, we would appreciate your help. Please contact Fr. Cannon. Thank you for your consideration.

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THE BEST WEEK OF YOUR LIFE

Give a teenager the opportunity of a life-time! Send them for a week to C.A.M.P.S., a one week high energy retreat held at the Lakeside Christian Conference Center in Pittsfield MA, from August 3rd-August 8th. Now in its 32nd year, this retreat, begun by youth minister, Maureen Mulcahy, and Father George Morin (Merrimack) is attended by over 200 teens from all over the Boston Archdiocese and beyond and by over 80 Staff. C.A.M.P.S. blends a variety of creative activities, music, games, talks, discussions. worship, con-certs, campfires and tournaments into a powerful one week retreat adventure. It will be an opportunity for youth to meet new people, have a lot of fun in a way never imagined, to deepen their faith and strengthen them spiritually for chal-lenges ahead. For more information and for an online regis-tration, visit our website at www.campsministry.com, or con-tact Tahni Morell at [email protected].

Knights of Columbus Annual Pig Roast

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Saturday, August 8, 2015 4:00 - 7:00 p.m.

Live entertainment by local favorite, Dogtown!

Pricing will be the same as last year the day of the event: $17.00/adult, $6.00/children (12 and under) and $40.00/ family.

Early purchase incentive of $15.00/adults, $5.00/children and $35.00/family.

If interested in purchasing tickets in advance, please con-tact Tom DeCoste at [email protected]

“SHARE THE FAITH” Summer Reading Program

Fr. Cannon and PPC members have put together some summer reading suggestions for your perusal. A unani-mous PPC favorite is "The Joy of The Gospel" by Pope Francis. Written with warmth and enthusiasm by the Holy Father, it is full of wisdom, inspiration and even practical advice! On page 1, he writes: "I invite all Christians, every-where, at this moment, to a renewed personal encounter with Jesus Christ, or at least an openness to letting Him encounter them.”

We hope you'll accept the Pope's invitation this summer to refresh your spirit and renew your faith. Start with "The Joy of the Gospel" or choose one of the books recom-mended on the lists. We've even put a "borrow" basket in the Church entrance. Take one, read it and bring it back or pass it on. Add one of your own and help us share the faith!

SATURDAY, AUGUST 1ST IS FIRST SAT-URDAY. Our Lady of Fatima asked us to make the First Saturday Communion of Repa-ration to her Immaculate Heart. Her promise: "I promise to assist at the moment of death, with all the graces necessary for salvation, all those who, on the first Saturday of five con-

secutive months shall confess, receive Holy Communion, recite five decades of the rosary, and keep me company for fifteen minutes while meditating on the fifteen mysteries of the rosary, with the intention on making reparation to me.”

Our Lord said: "The souls who make the Five First Saturdays with fervor and to make reparation to the Heart of your Heav-enly Mother please me...."

“It is a great mistake to think that only priests and religious and those who have withdrawn from the turmoil of the world are supposed to meditate upon the truths of our Faith and the mysteries of the life of Jesus Christ. If priests and religious have an obligation to meditate on the great truths of our holy religion in order to live up to their vocation worthily, the same obligation, then, is just as much incumbent upon the laity – because of the fact that every day they meet with spiritual dangers which might make them lose their souls. Therefore they should arm themselves with the frequent meditation on the life, virtues and sufferings of Our Blessed Lord – which are so beauti-fully contained in the mysteries of the Holy Rosary.” (From The Secret of the Rosary by St. Louis De Montfort)

FIRST SATURDAY ROSARY - Come pray Saturday, August 1st. We will be praying the Rosary at 4:00 p.m. in the main church in front of our Blessed Mother. Our prayer intentions will be for Peace and Conversion of

Hearts. For all those new to the rosary we will provide prayer cards and rosary beads. For more information con-tact Jane Kuklis: [email protected] or 781-545-3335 x 212.

WANT YOUR FAITH TO GROW? THEN SHARE IT! BE A TEACHER IN ST. MARY’S RELIGIOUS ED PROGRAM - Passing on the faith to our youth is one of Christ’s most important invitations. It is a serious call. It takes commit-ment. But it yields untold blessings. This is not a time for “comfortable Catholicism,” nor a time to be lukewarm. It is a time to be a witness. Pray about it. Then call us if you want to know more (781) 545-3335.


Saturday, July 25 8:15 Parish Month’s Mind for: David Dwyer, Georgina Meschini, Mary O’Hara, Marie Donahue, Rita Smith, Christopher Smith and Maria Veiga 2:00 Wedding/Kevin M. Cook & Jennifer A. Teatino 4:30 Helen Mardeusz (In Loving Memory)

Sunday, July 26 7:00 Gabriel & Angelina Caggiano (In Loving Memory) 9:00 Phyllis & L. Hugh Dykas, Jr. & Colleen Dykas Ramirez (In Loving Memory) 11:00 For the People of St. Mary’s

Monday, July 27 7:30 Joseph P. Lally (In Loving Memory)

Tuesday, July 28 7:30 Don Hartley (In Loving Memory)

Wednesday, July 29 7:30 Special Intention

Thursday, July 30 7:30 Cristiano, Maria N. & Freddie Lopes, Maria Vasques, João & Maria Oliveira and Marssinha Makmoro (In Loving Memory)

Friday, July 31 7:30 Don Hartley (In Loving Memory)

Saturday, August 1 8:15 Jacob Charles Desmond (In Loving Memory) 4:30 Bill Ohrenberger, Jr. (Birthday Memorial) 6:00 Wedding/Ryan P. Kernus & Alecia M. Johnson

Sunday, August 2 7:00 Richard Stiles (1st Anniversary) 9:00 For the People of St. Mary’s 11:00 Michael J. Coscia (In Loving Memory)

WOULD YOU PRAY FOR A PRIEST EACH DAY?

The Monthly Prayer Request for Priests (MPRP) is an inter-national apostolate which was founded in 1990 to encour-age people to support Catholic priests by prayer and sacri-fice. The August/September MPRP calendars for the Arch-diocese of Boston are available in the entrances of the church and chapel. Won’t you join in praying for a priest a day?

12th Annual “Some Enchanted Evening Fundraiser”

Miramar Retreat Center Saturday, August 1 ~ 5:00 ~ 9:00 p.m.

For more information or to make reservations, call Mary Fran at 781-585-2460, ext. 312 or visit our website: www.miramarretreat.org

OUR LADY OF FATIMA: St. Mary’s has a beautiful statue of Our Lady of Fatima that is available for families to take into their homes for a week at a time in order to encourage fam-ily prayer, to pray for vocations and for the con-

version of the world. If you are interested, please contact Rick Casey at 781-424-3489.

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St. Theresa of the Child Jesus, Church and Shrine, 35 Dion Drive, Harrisville, RI, 22nd Annual Shrine Feast Day will be held on August 16 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (rain or shine). For more information, call 401-568-0575 or 401-568-8280 or email: [email protected]

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The Annual St. Francis of Assisi devotions will be con-ducted by St. Mary of the Portiuncula Order of Secular Franciscans on Sunday, August 2nd at the Portiuncula Chapel overlooking the Cardinal Cushing Centers on Route 53 in Hanover. Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament will be observed inside the Chapel (the burial of the late Richard Cardinal Cushing) from 12:00 to 3:30 p.m. The Rosary will be said every half hour until 3:00 p.m. Chaplet of Divine Mercy will be recited at 3:00 p.m. and Reposition at 3:30 p.m. Reconciliation will be from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. on the Chapel grounds. Mass will begin at 6:00 p.m. at St. Mary of the Sacred Heart Church, Rte. 139, Hanover. For more information, please call Diane O’Sullivan, ofs, at 617-943-0254.

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