Parish Communities St. Mary & St. Philip

Office - 508-839-3993 Fax - 508-839-1330 Website - www.stmarysgrafton.org Mass Schedule: Saturday 4:00 PM Sunday 7:30 & 10:30 AM Monday - Thursday 8:00 AM Mailing Address: 17 Waterville St., North Grafton, MA 01536 Office Hours: Monday - Thursday 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM Parish Secretary: Janice Sears x10 • [email protected] Director of Religious Education: Sr. Yvonne Millman, SSA x12 • [email protected] Religious Education Secretary: Jill Sullivan x13 • [email protected] Organist/Director of Music: Pamela Cross x37 • [email protected] Property Manager: Al Crespo

Office - 508-839-3325 Fax - 508-839-1310 Religious Education - 508-839-9130 Email - [email protected] Mass Schedule Sunday 9:00 AM Mailing Address 12 West St., Grafton, MA 01519 Office Hours: Monday - Wednesday 8:30 AM - 12:00 PM Parish Secretary/Administrator of Religious Education: Carole LeBlanc Organist/Coordinator of Music: Jonathan Capece • [email protected]

Pastor: Rev. Kenneth R. Cardinale x24 • [email protected] Deacon: Rev. Mr. Frederick A. Coggins x29 • [email protected] Business Manager: Lisa Stewart x11 • [email protected] BULLETIN NOTICES: To Parish Secretary by 6:00 PM Mondays. SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION: 3:00 PM on Saturday and by appointment. Monday - Thursday, following the 8:00 AM Mass. SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM: Usually celebrated on the third Sunday of the month at 12:30 PM. Please talk to Fr. Cardinale after Mass to make arrangements. SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE: Contact Fr. Cardinale at least one year prior to the tentative wedding date. CARE FOR THE SICK: Please contact the church office if you know of anyone who is hospitalized or confined to home because of age or illness. NEW PARISHIONERS: Please introduce yourself to Fr. Cardinale, Deacon Coggins or a greeter after Mass. Visit the office or log into the website (St. Mary only). We want to know and serve you. We hope that you will become members of our parish community.

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St. Mary

St Philip Parish Jan 15– Barbara Faford, 1st anniversary by the parish, parishioners of St. Philip Jan 22– Parishioners of St. Philip, the protection of all human life Jan 29– Parishioners of St. Philip

Jan 15 & 16– No Religious Ed class Jan 15– Coffee social following 9 am Mass Jan 16– Church offices closed Jan 19– Christmas Fair planning meeting 6:30pm St. Philip Jan 22– 6th grade mini-retreat– 3-4:30pm at St. Philip Jan 23– St. Philip parish council 7pm Jan 24– Religious Ed board– 7pm St. Mary Jan 25– 1st Eucharist parent meeting 7pm St. Mary parish hall Jan 29– Sunday Night Mass, 5pm St. Philip Feb 3– Mom/son game night 7pm St. Mary parish hall Feb 4– Pasta dinner St. Philip, snow date Feb 11 Feb 12– Bake sale St. Philip March 17– 24-hour Famine ******************************************************************* Sunday Collections December 24 & 25- $2409.00 Christmas collection- $1570.00 January 1– $1304.00 January 8- $931.00 Thank you for your continued support ******************************************************************************* Christmas Fair After a brief hiatus, we are bringing back our popular Christmas Fair in 2017. Any parishioner who is interested in volunteering to help with the Christmas Fair is asked to attend the planning meeting that is scheduled for Thursday Jan 19th at 6:30pm at St. Philip. All parishioners are welcomed and encouraged to attend. ******************************************************************* Veterans Ministry Sock Drive Please join us as we collect socks for out veterans. Please bring your donations to any of our Catholic churches on Sunday, January 15. Remember, toasty toes, warm heart. Thank you for your generous donations. ******************************************************************* In Appreciation To our parish volunteers who assisted in enhancing the chapel and sanctuary during the Advent and Christmas seasons, a sincere thank you: Janine Alderton, Fran Kuczenski, Jackie Stratton, Mary Pollinger, Mary O’Hara, the Jordan family, Connie and Joe Tancrell and Jonathan Capace. Anyone interested in joining this group as the new liturgical year begins, call Connie Tancrell at 508-839-6454

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St. Mary Parish God is not indifferent to our daily financial chores, but is interested in transforming all of our lives." - Wesley K. Wilmer Saturday 4:00 pm 9th anniversary for Dorothy Burnham requested by the family Sunday Second Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30 a.m. For the parishioners of St Mary 10:30 a.m. 5th anniversary for Jim Lewis requested by the family Birthday remembrances for Louis Jr. & Louis Sr. Vigliatura requested by the family Anniversary for Sara Carson requested by her daughter, Helen Rehberg Monday 7:45 a.m. Morning Prayer 8:00 a.m. For the Souls in Purgatory Tuesday 7:45 a.m. Morning Prayer 8:00 a.m. For the Souls in Purgatory Wednesday 7:45 a.m. Morning Prayer 8:00 a.m. For the Souls in Purgatory, followed by Exposition and Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, concluding at 3:00pm with the Divine Mercy Chaplet, Benediction and Reposition Thursday 7:45 a.m. Morning Prayer 8:00 a.m. For the Souls in Purgatory Next Saturday 4:00 pm 7th anniversary for Lee Mackowiak requested by the family Next Sunday Third Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30 a.m. For the parishioners of St Mary The protection of all human life 10:30 a.m. Special Intention The protection of all human life ************************************************************************************ Sunday Collections December 24 & 25 - $6,990.01 Christmas collection $10,483.00 January 1 $5,421.15 January 8 $5,736.50 Thank you for your continued support ********************************************************************************* St. Mary/St. Philip Altar Server Appreciation and Refresher Training Pizza Party Deacon Fred will host a mandatory appreciation and refresher training pizza party on Sunday, January 22nd, at 12:00PM in St. Mary's parish hall for altar servers of both parishes. Please plan to attend the hour-long event. ***************************************************************** 2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time “Now the Lord has spoken who formed me as his servant from the womb...” (ISAIAH 49:5A) You have to do what God is calling you to do and I have to do what God is calling me to do. Guess what, each Steward has been given a different plan! So, stop comparing yourself to others. Don’t let envy and jealousy enter your life. Be thankful for the gifts God has given you and generously share them with others.

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January 15 , 2017

2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time

Connected Technologically with Flocknote. Jesus in the Eucharist binds us together spiritually as a faith family. He also inspires us to stay bound together in all sorts of ways. You may have heard Father Ken talk about something called Flocknote recently during Mass. It is a modern means of communicating which uses the latest technology to bind us more closely together as a faith community. Specifically, if you have a cell phone that lets you send and receive text messages, then you can register with the parish (St Mary or St Philip) to receive text messages informing you of happenings at the parishes, such as the start of a new Message Series. Another example would be a reminder about a special planned event. For instance, if we had this in place last October during the Ministry Fair at St Mary, we would have sent out a text message that said, “Remember to take time after Masses this upcoming weekend to visit the St Mary Ministry Fair in the hall downstairs and see the wonderful opportunities we have to serve God and each other”. And we would have texted the Christmas Mass schedule for both parishes before the holiday. We also want to take advantage of the capability to text groups within the larger parish communities. For example, we will have specific texts sent to parents with children in the religious education program, such as, “Reminder that the children’s Epiphany Pageant is this Sunday, January 8, during the 10:30am Mass at St. Mary”. Of course we would also use this capability to let parents know whether religious education classes are canceled when inclement weather hits. As we grow in our knowledge and ability to use Flocknote. I am confident we will find all kinds of imaginative and useful ways to use it, such as sending out daily prayers/meditations/reflections or requests for certain prayers and the like. This would be one way we as a faith community can respond to the Church’s exhortation to use modern technology and means of communication to spread the Gospel message and to share our faith. Now, here are the simple nuts-and-bolts ways you can register to receive messages from the parishes using Flocknote. With your cellphone, send a text to the number 84576 that says 2stmarys (for St Mary) or 2stphilips (for St Philip). You will receive a text with a link to the Flocknote site. Press on the link and complete the easy registration process. You can also go to the website www.stmarysgrafton.org, and register right on the home page. You can also go directly to http:flocknote.com/stmarysgrafton. Text STOP to 84576 to stop text notifications at any time. Text HELP for help. There is no charge for this service, but your carrier message and data rates may apply. View privacy policy and conditions at www.flocknote.com/txt. ******************************************************************************************************************************************* My dear brothers and sisters in the Lord, January 22, 2017 marks the 44th anniversary of the tragic Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision which, with its companion case Doe v. Bolton, legalized abortion throughout all nine months of pregnancy in every state in the nation. The General Instruction of the Roman Missal (n. 373), designates Monday, January 23 (since Jan. 22 falls on a Sunday this year) as a particular day of prayer and penance, called the “Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of Unborn Children”. All the faithful in dioceses throughout the United States of America are called to observe this day in a spirit of prayer for the full restoration of the legal guarantee of the right to life and of penance for the violations to the dignity of the human person committed through acts of abortion. Forty-four years of legalized abortion in this country has left an incomprehensible aftermath. With over 58 million lives lost, and countless women and men, mothers and fathers, grandparents, siblings, and friends who have been deeply wounded physically, emotionally, and spiritually by this tragedy, we need now more than ever to re-commit ourselves to defending life. I encourage our diocesan parishes and institutions, and all the faithful, to observe reverently the Day of Prayer and Penance on January 23rd both personally and within your communities. Let us unite our hearts and minds through special acts of prayer, fasting, and sacrifice on this day, to uphold the inherent dignity of all human life from conception to natural death. As we reflect on this unspeakable tragedy, we also recall how the Church for many years has continued to reach out to those who have been so sadly affected by the culture of death, particularly through ministries providing aid to women and families in crisis pregnancies, offering the healing love and mercy of Christ to those wounded by abortion through the ministry of Project Rachel, and by continuing to teach and preach the truth and beauty about love that brings authentic freedom and happiness. It is through these charitable works, along with our fervent prayers and sacrifices, that the culture can be transformed, and the great goods of life, marriage, and religious liberty can be protected and upheld. Let us take this opportunity of the January 23 Day of Prayer and Penance to renew our resolve to live and proclaim the Gospel of Life. May we respond generously to the challenge Saint Pope John Paul II put forth in Evangelium vitae: “A great prayer for life is urgently needed, a prayer which will rise up throughout the world. May an impassioned plea rise to God, the Creator and lover of life, from the heart of every believer.” Our active participation in the shared commitment to the sacredness of human life and the dignity of the human person will with God’s grace, truly work toward the building up of a Culture of Life and a Civilization of Love. With every prayerful best wish, I remain Sincerely yours in Christ, Most Reverend Robert J. McManus Bishop of Worcester

St. Mary and St. Philip Religious Education To Amy Crossin, Michelle Larose, Kristi Williams and Kristin Wood: Thank you very much for your loving commitment and leadership in our Epiphany Pageant! This sacred event strongly reminded us of the reason for our celebration: the Personification of God’s love for us. You “wowed” us! ***************************************************************************************************************************************** Inclement Weather: Sundays and Mondays: watch WCVB Channel 5 on TV for class cancellation. If Grafton Public Schools are closed on Monday, we are, too. Phoning the RE Office may not help; if the weather warrants school cancellation, then reason dictates that we should stay home, too. *************************************************************************************************************************************************************************** Make it Your Fight: 24-hour Famine With complete determination to help the fight against hunger, our teens have picked the date and are ready to go. Please pray for them as they go without food for 24 hours starting Friday, March 17th, and ending Saturday, March 18th with Eucharist . They will collect donations , every $35 will feed one hungry child for a month, can you help? They will be having a free will offering bake sale here at St. Philip on February 12th, just in time to buy something for Valentines Day! Please support our young people as they fight hunger; if you would like to make a donation, please place in it an envelope marked 24-hour Famine, attention Carole. These kids are our future Church; thank you for your generous support. ******************************************************************************************************************************************** Thank You for Adopt-A-Family The St. Vincent de Paul Society would like to take this opportunity to say “Thank You” for your generous support of the Adopt–a-Family program. Through the generous support of our parishioners at St. Mary and St. Philip we were able to provide 17 families in need with Christmas gifts and dinner. Christmas gifts for 17 children were provided, but more importantly, a need was filled with your kindness and love. We also want to say “Thank You” to James Taillefer and Pack 106 for providing the 17 beautiful food baskets each containing an S&S Gift Card to assist with Christmas dinner. Thank you also to those who made donations of cash or gift cards to share with our families. We have much to be thankful for- YOU!! ******************************************************************************************************************************************** “Prayer that Changes Us” An evening for Catechists Join us for a light dinner, dessert and coffee. Our guest speaker is Christine Milner. Friday , January 20th at 6:30-8:30 pm at St. Mary Church , invitation have gone out to all catechists and aides from many parishes so we hope to have a wonderful turn out:) Please let Sr. Yvonne or Carole know if you are planning on attending this wonderful evening that is just for you, for all that you do. Our snow date is January 27th. ****************************************************************************************************************************************** Meeting for the Prayer Shawl Ministry will be held on Saturday, January 21, 2017 from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. downstairs in room #5 of the church. All are welcome to attend including adult non knitters and beginner knitters. The ministry is looking for knitters or crocheters to assist us in making hats and mittens for those in need. Easy patterns are available. We would like to extend an invitation to parishioners from St. Philip's church to join us in our ministry. Special note: For children 8-12 interested in learning to knit (limited to 8) for those in need there will be a special meeting on Saturday January 28th from 10-11 downstairs in room #5. PLEASE bring the following supplies a 16" number, 13 circular knitting needle and one skein of Lion's Brand Wool Ease Thick and Quick yarn (color of your choice) to make a winter hat. Please call Pat for confirmation. For more information contact Pat Morse at 508 839-6070. Please join us in a rewarding ministry. Adults meet every third Saturday of the month. *************************************************************************************************************************************************************************** “Stump the Priests” evening in Charlton On Friday, January 20 at 7 pm, come try and stump the priests at St. Joseph in Charlton. Bring your questions for Fr. Brian Dunkle SJ of the Boston College School of Theology and Ministry and Fr. Albert Duggan OP, Catholic chaplain at Brown University and Rhode Island School Design, and Fr. Donato Infante, associate pastor at St. Joseph in Charlton. Special guest moderator Father Nick Desimone. Refreshments available including wine. ************************************************************************************************************************************************************************** Parade of Soups event in Oxford will be held on Saturday, January 28 at 5 pm in the St. Roch Church hall, 332 Main Street, Oxford. $8 per person. Includes a bowl to sample and savor a variety of soups, stews, and chowders. The meal also includes bread, beverage, and dessert. Tickets available at the door.

Please make sure to check our parish sign -ups for our Soup Kitchen Ministry. Help is always needed and appreciated. So many people are in need of assistance, and helping to feed our friends is just one way that we answer our call to serve. Come join us and see what a rewarding experience this is. Sign-ups are at both St. Mary and St. Philip parishes.

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Our 10th graders will be hosting a Parish Pasta Dinner on Saturday Feb 4th with a snow date of Feb 11th. Please mark your calendars and come support our young people as they grow in faith. This is a great time to get together with your friends and family and support our kids. Tickets will be available after the holiday. We look forward to seeing you!

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Market Sunday’s Outreach Program “Neighbor Helping Neighbor” is set up by our St. Vincent de Paul and Market Sunday ministries to communicate with our parishioners on seasonal food items that would help to broaden our food pantry. The items being requested are: Ramen Noodles, soap (bar, soft), toothpaste, tooth brushes (single), non-sugared cereal, cookies that adults would prefer (Fig Newtons, Ginger Snaps, etc.), canned coffee, tea, hot chocolate, rice, rice pilaf, rice mixes, Hamburger Helper, mayonnaise (small jars), pancake mix and syrup . Please remember this is only a suggested guideline; any and all items are appreciated. Food items can be left in the Gathering Space at St. Mary on the Market Sunday food cart, downstairs on the cart located by the food cabinets, or on the table to the left of the cabinets. At St. Philip, you may leave them in the basket marked SVDP located at the entrance of the church. We are blessed to have the generous parish families of St. Mary and St. Philip and very grateful for all the food you donate. ************************************************************************************************************************************************************************ 2nd Sunday Evening Mass at St. Philip — On Sunday, 29 January, at 5:00pm at St. Philip Church, we will celebrate a Mass. In my years as a priest, I have seen how increasingly difficult it is for families with children in grammar school or high school to balance social activities such as sports with their participation in the worship life of their faith communities. I know well that many St. Philip and St. Mary families find themselves, for example, at the 6:30pm Mass on Sunday night at St. Luke parish in Westborough. That’s why we’re trying this experiment: to offer a 5:00pm Mass once a month on a Sunday night. We invite everyone to make Sunday worship easier for them—especially those with children in religious education program at 6:00pm on Sundays at St. Philip. The Mass will include religious education students serving in liturgical roles such as lecturing. And St. Philip’s new Music Director Jonathan Capace is bringing the contemporary praise and worship music ensemble “4U”. And although they play liturgical music different from the more traditional, they will not be playing the more extreme Christian rock music which, for example, we hear in Life Teen Masses. ************************************************************************************************************************************************************************

Holy Hour for Life Deacon Fred was supposed to lead the last regularly scheduled Prayer Line prayer service on Monday, 2 January. However, this was canceled because of the long New Year's holiday weekend. Making up for this, and seizing the opportunity to respond to the American bishops' call for prayer and penance for human life on 23 January (see Bishop McManus' letter on page 3), Deacon Fred will be leading a Holy Hour for Reparation and Healing at 7:00pm that evening in St. Mary church. Come and pray before Jesus in the Eucharist for a conversion of hearts and minds to a Culture of Life in which all human beings are cherished and protected from conception to natural death. Other things we can do to pray and be informed about this critical issue include:    

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Participate in the USCCB’s “Nine Days of Prayer, Penance, and Pilgrimage” from Jan. 21 to 29. Visit www.9daysforlife.com to sign up for daily email messages during the novena, or text “9days” to 55000 to load the app on your smartphone. Spend some special time in prayer before the Blessed Sacrament, or in your home. Attend daily Mass and offer it for an end to abortion and an increased respect for human life. Pray for those who have been wounded by abortion, that they may experience God’s mercy and healing. Raise awareness of Project Rachel, the Catholic Church’s ministry of healing and reconciliation to those who’ve been wounded by abortion. Are you or someone you know hurting from a past abortion? Project Rachel can help. Call in strictest confidence: 508-791-HOPE(4673) or visit www.hopeafterabortion.com to learn more. Pray the Rosary (http://www.usccb.org/prayer-and-worship/prayers-and-devotions/rosaries/pro-life-rosaries.cfm) or the Divine Mercy Chaplet (http://thedivinemercy.org/message/devotions/chaplet.php). Join the Bishops’ Call to Prayer for Life, Marriage, and Religious Freedom! Go to www.usccb.org/pray to learn more. Sign up for weekly prayer intentions and pledge to fast on Fridays at www.usccb.org/fast. Learn more about abortion and many other life issues through the articles in the U.S. Bishops’ annual Respect Life Program at www.usccb.org/respectlife. Pray for those who minister in service of the dignity of the human person – crisis pregnancy counselors, hospice workers, clergy, pastoral care workers, medical professionals, educators, etc. Pray for the conversion of mind and heart of those who support or have been involved in abortion in any way. Pray for country’s elected officials that they may enact laws that protect human life from the moment of conception to natural death, respect the constitutional and God-given right to religious freedom, and rights of conscience. Prayerfully consider making a commitment to continuing your prayer for the dignity of human life on an on-going basis throughout the year – for example, saying one Hail Mary every day for an end to abortion, encouraging more involvement in the USCCB Call to Prayer for Life, Marriage, and Religious Liberty, etc. Take some time during the month of January to read and reflect on Pope John Paul II’s encyclical Evangelium Vitae (The Gospel of Life). (http://www.vatican.va/holy_father/john_paul_ii/encyclicals/documents/hf_jp-ii_enc_25031995_evangeliumvitae_en.html). Plan to attend the Respect Life Mass with Bishop McManus at St. Paul’s Cathedral on Thursday, Jan. 26 at 7:30 p.m. to pray for and with those who will be travelling to Washington, DC to attend the March for Life with hundreds of thousands of pilgrims from around the country on Fri. Jan. 27. (Coverage of the March for Life in Washington, DC will be televised on EWTN and at www.ewtn.com). Learn more about pro-life news and events at www.worcesterdiocese.org/respect-life. Sign up for our email list by emailing [email protected]. Follow us on Twitter @RespectLifeOfcDoW. 970

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