THE MOST HOLY TRINITY SUNDAY May 22, 2016

Trinity Sunday Companies spend a lot of money on advertising because it works. And those ads are everywhere—on television, radio, phones, web pages, billboards, and newspapers. They influence what people buy, how people dress, and how they speak. They can influence what people think, what they value and what is right and wrong. Effective ads can sell merchandize, or change voters’ minds, or teach lessons about morals, values and ideals. The Apostles have a difficult mission and they will not always be welcome in places they preach. They will face much resistance to the Gospel message, and at times opposing voices will compete for people’s attention. The confusion and uncertainty of the times and of the message will need to be addressed. Jesus promises that the Spirit of Truth will guide them to all truth. Shadows of doubt and fear will be overcome with the light of knowledge and faith. They will not be left alone. What guides your life? What has the greatest influence? Where do you spend your time? What voice rises above all the others to influence your decisions, form your values and inform your conscience? Media has an agenda and it is not your well-being. But the Spirit of Truth guides us all. Listen closely. In the depths of your soul and in whisperings in your heart, you know what God asks of you and what you need to do to be closer to Him. Listen carefully to the voice that leads to life! James Gaffney

May 22, 2016

SAINT LUKE THE EVANGELIST CHURCH

Today’s readings can be found in the Gather Hymnal page 1088

Saturday, May 21 8:00am Irene McCarthy by her family 5:00pm Bible Study Mass Sunday, May 22 7:30am Paul Salvadore by Paula Sundstrom 9:00am Special Intention by Jonassaint family 11:00am Robert Sickorez by his family 6:30pm BACCALAUREATE MASS Monday, May 23 9:00am Special Intention by Ed & Diane Gorak Tuesday, May 24 9:00am Souls in Purgatory by Pat Horrigan Wednesday, May 25 9:00am Special Intention by Kathleen & Brian Bush Thursday, May 26 9:00am Bob Thompson, Sr. by his sons Friday, May 27 9:00am Michael McDermott by Jim & Carol Mulcahy Saturday, May 28 8:00am Special Intention by Margaret McConnell 5:00pm Paul Dempsey by Sis Colby Sunday, May 29 7:30am Charles V. Gillis, Jr. 9:00am Thomas Monahan 11:00am Paul Friis-Hansen 6:30pm Joseph Dunbeck

Connor Blaney, Rosalie Utley, Phyllis Moroney Irene Hopkins, Pamela Philbin , Joe Gonzales, Zachary Collins, Ann Tisbert, Patrick, Christine, Robert Coutinho, Bill Miller, Charles Flynn, Becky Rawson, Richard Renaud, Amy Campisi, Trisha Suzi, Shannon Fitzgerald, Mary Croghan, Donna Dascal, Diane Davis, Jim Dorsey, Jane Burke, Maria Levine, Hayleigh Scott, William Benson, Rafael Jabson, Karen Mooney, Elizabeth Laverty, Christopher Bramley, Melinda O’Connor, Erik Olsen, Vicki Foley, Elise Renee, Rosemary Bartolini, Jack Curtin, Jim Bennett, Neil Kenny, Paul Fallon, Connie Heagerty, Elizabeth Flynn, Tome Valadao, Maria Matejko, Marguerite Laverty, Joan Fallon, Carol Pizza, Louis Yuknavich, Linda Darby, Mary McGrail, Joan Antonio, Claire Kennedy, Sam Mozley, Angelina Riga, Shelagh Ricker, Dorothy Clinton, Barbara Auger, Lynn St. Jean, Elaine McDonagh, Toby Claufon, Tony Livingston, Marion Christi, Norman Beland, Zachary Schaffner, Margaret Markert, Bernie Keiser, Christina Narensky, Ann Price, Barbara Barnes, Doris Biedermann, Daniel Baker, Jeanne Amendola, Jack Walker, Thomas Flynn, Ford Tingley, Michael McAndless, Michael Del Pozzo, Arsenio Prodigalidad, Marie Paradis, Joel Rivera, Gary Shults, Isla Winnie Bassler, Corine Sciarappa, John Lynch, Kristy Cautello, Joseph Malzone, Lois Kerbel, Carol Guarino, Michael Turpin, Ed Hack, Lyle, Constance McCarriston, Carson Wong

PARISH PRAYER LINE 508.366.6916 Names of individuals on the Prayer Line are not published in the bulletin Let us remember to pray for all the men and women and their families who are serving in Iraq and Afghanistan

We remember those who have died… Robert DiGianfelice

EXPOSITION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT & ADORATION TUESDAY 9:30AM TO 6:30PM DIVINE MERCY CHAPLET AT 3:00PM PRAYER FOR THE SANCTITIY OF LIFE AT 6:00PM ADORATION MUSIC AT 6:10PM BENEDICTION AT 6:30PM

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Celebrated on the 1st Sunday of each month SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Saturday from 4:00 to 4:45PM ~ also by personal request Reconciliation Room is handicapped accessible

Pray the Rosary Monday through Friday after the 9:00 Mass Cenacle Monday at 7PM

May 22, 2016

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE Please contact a Priest at least six months in advance VISITATION OF THE SICK Our extraordinary ministers are always pleased to bring the Eucharist to parishioners who are unable to join us for weekly worship. If you or a family member would like to receive Communion, please call the Rectory. If you know of someone from the parish who is in the hospital, please let us know.

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SAINT LUKE THE EVANGELIST CHURCH CONGRATULATIONS TO THE YOUNG PEOPLE WHO CELEBRATED THEIR FIRST EUCHARIST THIS WEEKEND 9AM Mass Raphael Ysaac Aligan Kayla Bailey Harrison Michael Bogan Renzo Calderone Jordan Hlawek Alexander Charles Kenny Natalie Marie Poulliot Tabitha Parker Reed Robert Anthony Rotondi William Stewart

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! WOMEN OF ST LUKE MYSTERY RIDE DINNER JUNE 23, 2016 We hire a coach bus to bring us to an undisclosed restaurant. Your choice of gourmet dinner Hor d’ourves and beverages provided for the bus ride. $40 for members ~ $45 for non-members *Bus leaves St Luke’s parking lot at 6 pm sharp Sign up sheets are in the back of the church.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION REGISTRATION TIME IS HERE! Faith Formation classes have ended for this school year. We are now accepting registrations for the 2016-2017 school year online through June 30th. Please go online or contact the Parish Center Office at 508-366-8509 to register your child now before school lets out for the year. LEARN ABOUT PRISON MINISTRY Sr. Maureen Clark, Catholic Prison Chaplain will share her ministry experiences with incarcerated women on Monday, May 23rd at 7 pm in the Parish Hall. Please come and hear how Sr. Maureen and the people who volunteer with her perform one of the corporal works of mercy: visiting the imprisoned. We will learn how we can help attend to this spiritual need. For more information, call Leslie Buffo 508-366-8142 or [email protected]

May 22, 2016

11AM Mass Mary Jane Fisher Kevin W. Goyette Jack Hanlon Riley Hurtado Tyler Hurtado Sawyer Patrick Kittredge Michael MacLean Samuel Pascoal Myles Vivian T. N. Nguyen Brianna Rose Sawicki

Monday, May 30 Memorial Day We will have our traditional Mass at St. Luke’s Cemetery. The Parade of Veterans starts at our cemetery at 8:30am and Mass will follow at 9am. (If it rains the mass will be celebrated in the church.) The cemetery is on Route 135 going toward Hopkinton. We thank Lawrence Orlando and Pat Malone for their hard work preparing the cemetery for Memorial Day. We are blessed in so many ways by their love and dedication to our parish. FOREVER YOUNG MAY CELEBRATION Come to our meeting on Monday, May 23, at 9:45 a.m. to celebrate the month of our Blessed Mother with a recitation of the rosary, a coronation ceremony with prayer and song, and an offering of our petitions. Sue Landry will lead us in the rosary and, after the coronation, she’ll entertain us with an informative presentation in her usual witty style. Don’t forget to bring a flower for the coronation, and all the items you’ve been putting aside for Abby’s House. Also, only $36 will reserve your seat for our bus trip to Reagle Theatre on Thurs., 6/16, to see Carousel, Rogers & Hammerstein’s smash hit. If you wish, you can have lunch with us at the South St. Diner at noon at your own expense, or you can meet us at the Ruggles St. parking lot at 2 p.m. to head directly to the theatre. For more information, call Florence Richards at 508-329-1133. 3

We congratulate the following young adults of our parish who have made the commitment in Confirmation to deepen their identity with Jesus and to accept the special Gifts of the Spirit to strengthen their faith. Ryan Alexander Gabriel Angelini Julio Avalos Aaron Baublis Croist Besas Matthew Bongi Jack Brosnihan Julia Burke Corydon Callahan Haleigh Chillo Sydney Chillo Shane Clancy Kyle Clarkson James Coffey Kaitlyn Corcoran Samuel Correnti Edison DePaz Megan DiSaia

Joseph Firth Angie Flores Jessenia Flores Dominique Foody Nicole Foster Jack Gardiner Rebecca Garvey Arthurina Gebhardt Stefani Giegucz Caroline Grady Sarah Gunning Natalie Hebert Bridget Heffernan Conor Hillier Benjamin Hopkinson Benjamin Horsfall Ryan Hughes

Erin Jones John Kelley Evan Koogler Mark Kotosky David Leon Alissa Leva Eamonn Mazur Renee McCullough Trevor McNamara Matthew Mullin Olivia Natale Alexa Nichols Meghan O’Keefe Oscar Ordonez Kristin Oswill Deirdre Pedersen Amanda Portis Michael Reh

Deirdre Robins Connor Schoen Aidan Sevinsky Christopher Smith Hannah Snell Jeremy Szczepankiewicz Miguel Torres Michael Townsend Tia Trapasso John Wallace John Walthall Casey Welsh Leah White Lori Wilichowski Kaleigh Wright Mario Zuniga

The Holy Spirit transforms and renews us, creates harmony and unity And gives us courage and joy for the mission. Pope Francis PARTNERS IN CHARITY APPEAL Thanks to all our parishioners who have made their gift to the 2016 Partners in Charity Appeal. St. Luke’s has collected $110,558 since we started with 258 families participating. If you have not made a gift or pledge toward our goal of $142,000, please fill out a commitment pledge envelope located in the vestibule of the church, or visit www.partners-charity.net Partners in Charity is the annual appeal for the Diocese of Worcester, serving 30 charitable, educational and pastoral ministries. Through your generous support we are able to serve thousands of families and individuals in Worcester County through outreach, formation, evangelization and worship. Thank You

ST. LUKE THE EVANGELIST CHURCH IS OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK, WE CAN MAKE A VISIT ANYTIME WE PASS. JESUS WILL BE AS HAPPY TO SEE US AS WE ARE TO SEE HIM. May 22, 2016

The Knights of Columbus Council 85 would like to thank Monsignor Mike, Father Jim and all the parishioners of St Luke the Evangelist for their very generous support of the Problem Pregnancy, Mother’s Day Rose Campaign. The proceeds which are going to Problem Pregnancy of Worcester, far exceeded our highest expectations. The financial generosity by parishioners and their respect for life shows that Catholic principles are alive and well in our parish. Thank you. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL AUGUST 8 -12 AT ST. LUKE’S PARISH CENTER. REGISTRATION FORMS NOW AVAILABLE IN THE CHURCH AND PARISH CENTER

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SAINT LUKE THE EVANGELIST CHURCH “St. Luke’s donates 10% of its weekly collection through Sharing First . We donate to others before attending to our own wants. Sharing First is unique not only because there is one collection each week, but that we help the needy first. Please adjust your donation to include both Sharing First and St. Luke’s. Thank you for your generous support. May 15, 2016 supports ST. ANNE'S FREE MEDICAL PROGRAM in the amount of $1,439 May 22, 2016 (today) supports ORPHANAGE & THE DIOCESE OF WORCESTER HAITIAN APOSTOLATE MINISTRY . May 29, 2016 supports " St. John’s Church, Food for the Poor Program For many in the Worcester Diocese, hunger is a daily struggle. At St. John’s Church, the Food for the Poor Program provides hot, nutritious breakfast meals to over 125 people a day, 5 days a week, 52 weeks a year. Because of the ever -increasing need, they have set a goal to serve 250 people per day, or 65,000 meals annually. Each year the FREE food pantry distributes approximately 10,400 “to-go” packages, and yet there is always a shortage. St. John’s mission is founded on the belief that - no man, woman, or child should ever be hungry. They are committed to reaching the 1.2 million dollar fund raising goal for the construction of a new soup kitchen and FREE food pantry on the property adjacent to the church and rectory. Through the hard work and kind donations of local corporations and individuals, St. John’s Food for the Poor Program will be sustained for many years to come. St. Luke the Evangelist parish has long supported this essential program and our continued generosity is greatly appreciated now, more that ever. Expanding St. John’s Food for the Poor Program in the Future Worcester's poor and homeless - men, women, and children - depend on the services and food provided by St. John's Food for the Poor Program. St. John’s Church is working to build a new soup kitchen and FREE food pantry on the property adjacent to the church and rectory.

MINISTRY OPPORTUNITY FOR SINGERS ~ PLEASE JOIN US!

NEW ALTAR SERVERS NEEDED!!!!! As we thank our graduating seniors for their years of service and wish them well, and head into the summer vacation months, we are in urgent need of new Altar Servers, currently in grades 2-11 to join this important ministry. Students are assigned to a team that serves together every 4 weeks on a rotating schedule. Training is provided, as well as "on the job" coaching by the team leader. Students who have received their First Holy Eucharist are eligible to join this ministry, and we also need new students in the middle school and high school grades to join and be trained as team leaders.

St. Luke’s has several openings for volunteer Cantors. We are looking for good singers who are willing to stand in front of the congregation and prayerfully lead the singing during Masses. Openings are available at almost all Masses. In this wonderful Ministry, you can share your musical gifts with the community at large, inviting them to sing and supporting the music of all. We welcome High School age and above; all instruction will be given to learn the fine art of Cantoring. Call Ellen Linn (508) 366-5502 for an audition. This is a great opportunity to learn to perform a Ministry that you can use anywhere you go. Please join us!

Please contact Pete Dunbeck or Sue Kelley at 508366-7517 or [email protected] to be added to the schedule and notified of the upcoming training. Thank you!

MOTHER'S DAY BABY SHOWER MAY FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE TAKE A FLYER AT BACK OF CHURCH.

MOST HOLY TRINITY SUNDAY “But when he comes, the Spirit of truth, he will guide you to all truth...” (JOHN 16:13) Jesus sent the Holy Spirit to help us know and live the truth. To prepare ourselves, we need to open our hearts to receive this gift before we can give it. Develop a daily prayer routine to ask the Holy Spirit to help guide our thoughts and actions. May 22, 2016

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SAINT LUKE THE EVANGELIST CHURCH 70 West Main Street, Westborough, MA 01581 Telephone: 508-366-5502 Fax: 508-366-6049 www.stlukes-parish.org Parish Center 1 Ruggles Street 508-366-8509

LORD’S DAY MASSES Saturday: 5 PM, in Spanish 7 PM Sunday: 7:30AM, 9:00AM, 11:00AM, 6:30 PM Weekday Masses Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM Saturday 8:00 AM Holy Days 7:00 AM, 12:10PM and 7:30PM PARISH STAFF: Monsignor Michael G. Foley, Pastor e-mail [email protected] Fr. James Boland, Associate Pastor e-mail [email protected] Ellen Linn, Music Ministry e-mail: [email protected] Dianne Patrick, Director of Religious Education e-mail [email protected] Gloria Josephs, Youth Minister e-mail [email protected] Nan Ford, Parish Outreach e-mail [email protected] Julie Basque, Pastoral Associate e-mail [email protected] Maria Gasser, Parish Secretary e-mail [email protected] Ann Power & Pam Vaccari, Parish Ctr. Secretary e-mail [email protected] Linda Underwood, Bookkeeper e-mail [email protected] Beth Salsman, Housekeeper Lawrence Orlando, Custodian Patrick Malone, Custodian

St. Luke the Evangelist Parish is a Roman Catholic community in the Diocese of Worcester. We strive to learn, teach and joyfully live the fullness of our Faith and serve God and our neighbors in charity and truth. We faithfully celebrate the Sacraments, pray together as a community and give generously of our time, talent and treasure to live and promote the Gospel of Jesus Christ in our daily lives. May 22, 2016

Tuesday, after 9:00AM morning Mass “Be still and know that I am God.” Chaplet of Divine Mercy at 3PM. Prayer for Sanctity of Life 6:00PM Benediction at 6:30PM.

LITURGICAL MINISTERS for May 28/29 Saturday, 5:00PM Mass Lector: Dianne Patrick Extraordinary Ministers: Pat Najarian, Tricia Guest, Amy Schur, Bobbie & John Cruse Cantor: Mary Beland Servers Alice & Mike Reh, Eric Gould, Charlie Deane Greeters: Paula Sparks Sunday 7:30 AM Mass Lector: Sydney Breen Extraordinary Ministers: Ed Behn, Carolyn Black, Dave Fay Servers:Eric & Justin Abeles, Joshua Bebko, Charlie McLarnon Greeters: Jean Marie Newey, Micheal Gillis 9:00 AM Mass Lector: Thomas Burke Cantor: Ellen Linn Extraordinary Ministers: Carol Aloisi, Cathy O’Neil,, Louise Eklund, Catherine Antony, Brent French Servers: Nicholas, Sophie & Fiona Boyd & Andrew O’Keefe 11:00 AM Mass: Lector: Vic Melfa Extraordinary Ministers: Thi Barbini, Pat Karpacz, Rita Dunlop, Dottie & Herman Millet Cantor: Mary Beland Servers: Michael Barbini, Peter Casey-Caplan, Nikki Farmer, Bryan Gurnawan Greeters: Linda Bent & Dot Orrizzi 6:30 PM Mass: , Lector: Jennifer Brown Extraordinary Ministers: Kathy Dunbeck, Nancy Mazur, Marianne O’Connor, Natalie & Jim Bruce Servers: Catherine Szczepankiewicz, Elizabeth & Lucas Toth Greeters: Kathy Kivlehan

Pastoral Council Brian McLaughlin, Chair [email protected] Kathy Dunbeck, Vice Chair [email protected] Jon McGrath, Secretary [email protected] Michael Alden [email protected] Mary Andrade [email protected] Nick Argento [email protected] John Brown, [email protected] Jim Dorsey [email protected] Anne Egan [email protected] Deborah Foody [email protected] Lauren Fotos [email protected] Daniel Joyce [email protected] Joseph Kenny [email protected] Pat Najarian [email protected] Mary Smith [email protected]

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