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“Put out into deep water and lower your nets for a catch.”
….
When they brought their boats to the shore,
they left everything and followed him.
Luke 5:4; 11
SAINT MARY PARISH
Parroquia de Santa María
February 6, 2022 / 6 de Febrero del 2022
Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time February 6, 2022
MEN’S SCHOLA PLEASE PRAY FOR . . .
In years past, Saint Mary Parish had a Gregorian Chant choir. Susan, Brian, Laura, all the sick and suffering.
This choir served for the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass on a periodic Note: If you want a name added or removed from the prayer
basis, without an extensive time commitment. Andrew Rondelli, list, please email or call the parish office.
who has assembled and directed choirs, is beginning a Catholic
choralschola at Saint Mary Parish. The end would be to prepare
sacred music for the major feasts and solemnities celebrated at OFFERTORY
Saint Mary Parish, such as Holy Week and the Paschal Triduum. Thank you for your generous offering to our parish.
The repertoire would consist of chant, simple polyphony, and The following was collected during all parish Masses.
traditional hymnody. The first schola practice will be Wednesday, January 22 / 23
February 9, from 7 PM to 8 PM in Saint Mary Church in the or-
gan loft. Please contact Andrew John G. Rondelli, at Offertory $5,365
ajgrondelli@verizon.net, or 774-766-7696, for more information. Latin America $2,759
#Worshippers 1,173
OLUNAKU LW’OMUKAMA OLW’OKUTAANO MU
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Dec. Offertory via Electronic Giving $4,505
Sande eyaggwa nyaffe eklezia yatujukiza ffenna obuvunanyizib-
wa bwetulina obw’okubeera abatume b’omukama. Olwaleero
tujjukizibwa nti lwadde emirundi mingi tuyinza okwesanga
n’ebitulobera okubeera abatume b’omukama abanamaddala, MASS INTENTIONS
Omukama atunazaako ensobi zaffe natutukuza, era natuwa Please find the full Mass Schedule on page 6.
amaanyi ag’okugamba nti: “Nzuuno ntuma”. Omukama yatug-
wanyiza okubeera abatume be. Saturday, February 5
4:00 pm Parish & Parishioners
Amasomo gaffe gonna leero, gooleka embeera ffenna oluusi
Sunday, February 6
gyetwesangamu nga waliwo ekitusabiddwa okutuukiriza,
9:00 am Lorin Meeder
“okuwulira nga tetusaanidde kutuukiriza buvunanyizibwa obutus-
abiddwa”, Kino tukiraba mu Yisaaya,, Paulo ne Petero. Mumazi- Monday, February 7
ma baali bantu era nga balaba tebasaanidde kukola ku bwa Katon- 12:10 pm Souls in Purgatory
da. Yisaaya agambye ndi muntu ow’emimwa egitali mirongoofu, Tuesday, February 8
Paulo agambye nti sisaanira na kuyitibwa mutume, Petero agam- 12:10 pm Souls in Purgatory
bye Yezu nti ndeka kuba ndi muntu mwonoonyi. Tubalaba nti Wednesday, February 9
beetunulamu ne balaba obunafu bwabwe, obubalobera okubeera 12:10 pm Souls in Purgatory
abatume b’Omukama. Naye Omukama yali amanyi obunafu Thursday, February 10
bwabwe bwonna nga tanabayita. Omukama teyakifaako oba baali 12:10 pm Souls in Purgatory
banafu, kubanga Omukama oyo atuyita era yatutukuza natug- Friday, February 11
wanyiza okukola omulimu gwe. 12:10 pm Pierre LeBlanc (living)
Emirundi mingi tugaana okwanukula eddoboozi ly’Omukama Saturday, February 12
okumuweereza ng’atuyise, nga tusinziira ku bunafu bwaffe, naye 4:00 pm Parish & Parishioners
bulijjo tumanye nti enneema y’Omukama weeri era yetusobozesa Sunday, February 13
okumuwereeza n’okukola omulimu gwe. 9:00 am Robert McGurrin
Twesabire bulijjo tubeere beetegefu era basaale mu kwanukula
eddoboozi ly’Omukama ng’atuyise okumuweereza. – Fr. Jude CONFIRMATION CLASSES FOR ADULTS
THE SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL NEEDS YOU We will be starting our classes for Adults who have been baptized
Once again, we have continued to serve our Parish through the but not received Holy Communion and/or Confirmation. These
generosity of our parish donors and our Vincentian Volunteers. classes are for anyone who was baptized Catholic or in another
Throughout the pandemic, we have been blessed by the commit- Christian denomination. Please invite and encourage your friends
ment of our parish donors to continue funding this essential out- to take advantage of these classes. They are informative, interest-
reach to our parish to families. In order to continue this work, we ing and inspiring. Classes in English will be held from 5:00-7:00
need your support. We need your prayers, your donations to the pm on Thursday evenings while classes in Spanish will take place
St. Vincent de Paul Society and we need you. Our Parish has been on Mondays from 6:00-8:00 pm. Classes will run to the beginning
served for over 138 years by outstanding Vincentian Volunteers. of June, culminating with the Confirmation Ceremony performed
The legacy of the late Tim Buckley has been continued through by Cardinal Antoine Kambanda of Kigali Rwanda. Both classes
the efforts of the Maguires and their small team of volunteers. For will include Mass and an hour of instruction and discussion. We
this work to continue we need your help. If you want to assist the already have a number of participants so you won’t be the only
Parish in the work of the St. Vincent de Paul Society please con- one attending. Classes begin at the end of February. For more
tact the Parish Office or call our newest member, John Marzilli, at information or to sign up please send an email or speak with one
617-744-6670 or by email johnmarzilli@comcast.net. of the priests or Melanie.
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My brothers and sisters in Christ,
A Mass for the healing of the sick with the opportunity to receive
the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick is offered every First
Monday at the 12:10 PM Mass and the 7:00 PM Spanish Mass.
The next one will be this Monday, February 7th. February is also
the month in which the World Day of the Sick is marked (Our
Lady of Lourdes Feast Day, February 11th). Saint Pope John Paul
instituted the World Day of the Sick thirty years ago to draw at-
tention to the needs of the sick and promote health care and pasto-
ral care for the ill. We who live in the Boston area take health
care for granted. We go the hospital to get better. In many parts of
the world, you go to the hospital to die. We can get upset when
we have to wait for a medical appointment or refill for a prescrip-
tion. The Saint Pope knew that a large percentage of the world’s
inhabitants can never get an appointment or have access to a drug
prescription – never mind a refill. Yet we in Boston and our par-
ish have to keep reflecting on what we are doing for the sick. Last
fall, we had a meeting to restart home visits to the sick and home-
bound. The recent waves of COVID have complicated that. The
priests in the house started visiting Marist Hill weekly for a com-
munity Mass but that has been suspended since the beginning of PARISH PROJECT FOR NEXT CHRISTMAS
the year. We still cover Newton-Wellesley Hospital about 10 days As mentioned in earlier bulletins, a parish project is underway to
a month and have once again been called to minister to a few pa- plan an exposition of nativities for next Christmas. This will take
tients with COVID as well as all other illnesses. Please know that a great effort and require a lot of participants. To help us reflect
both priests and laity are always praying for the sick and, when on this tradition of the Nativity scenes and guide our planning, we
possible, speaking to those who are sick and homebound. Do not will print excerpts each week from Pope Francis’s Apostolic
discount the importance of praying for the sick. It works! It heals Letter, Admirable Signum or Enchanting Image:
without producing side effects or complications! Not everyone The enchanting image of the Christmas crèche, so dear to the
feels comfortable with home visits yet. Below is a paragraph from Christian people, never ceases to arouse amazement and wonder.
Pope Francis Message on the World Day of the Sick for 2022. To The depiction of Jesus’ birth is itself a simple and joyful procla-
read the whole message, go to https://www.vatican.va/content/ mation of the mystery of the Incarnation of the Son of God. The
francesco/en/messages/sick/documents/20211210_30-giornata- nativity scene is like a living Gospel rising up from the pages of
malato.html - Father Michael sacred Scripture. As we contemplate the Christmas story, we are
Excerpt from Pope Francis, 30th World Day of the Sick: invited to set out on a spiritual journey, drawn by the humility of
The supreme witness of the Father’s merciful love for the sick is his the God who became man in order to encounter every man and
only-begotten Son. How often do the Gospels relate Jesus’ encoun- woman. We come to realize that so great is his love for us that he
ters with people suffering from various diseases! He “went about all became one of us, so that we in
Galilee, teaching in their synagogues and preaching the gospel of the “Great imagination and turn might become one with him.
kingdom and healing every disease and every infirmity among the creativity is always
shown in employing the With this Letter, I wish to en-
people” (Mt 4:23). We do well to ask ourselves why Jesus showed
such great concern for the sick, so much so that he made it para- most diverse materials to courage the beautiful family tra-
mount in the mission of the apostles, who were sent by the Master to create small masterpieces dition of preparing the nativity
of beauty.” scene in the days before Christ-
proclaim the Gospel and to heal the sick (cf.Lk 9:2).
mas, but also the custom of set-
One twentieth-century philosopher suggests a reason for this: “Pain ting it up in the workplace, in schools, hospitals, prisons and town
isolates in an absolute way, and absolute isolation gives rise to the squares. Great imagination and creativity is always shown in em-
need to appeal to the other, to call out to the other”. When individu- ploying the most diverse materials to create small masterpieces of
als experience frailty and suffering in their own flesh as a result of
beauty. As children, we learn from our parents and grandparents
illness, their hearts become heavy, fear spreads, uncertainties multi-
to carry on this joyful tradition, which encapsulates a wealth of
ply, and questions about the meaning of what is happening in their
lives become all the more urgent. How can we forget, in this regard,
popular piety. It is my hope that this custom will never be lost and
all those patients who, during this time of pandemic spent the last that, wherever it has fallen into disuse, it can be rediscovered and
part of their earthly life in solitude, in an intensive care unit, assisted revived.
by generous healthcare workers, yet far from their loved ones and the BULLETIN COVER
most important people in their lives? This helps us to see how im- Calling of Peter and Andrew
portant is the presence at our side of witnesses to God’s charity, who, From Sermons by Maurice de Sully
following the example of Jesus, the very mercy of the Father, pour c. 1320-1330; Paris, Bibliotheque nationale de France MS Fran-
the balm of consolation and the wine of hope on the wounds of the cais 187, fol. 19
sick.
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THANKSGIVING TO GOD FOR GENEROSITY
Last weekend’s storm and cold conditions gave us an extra reason AFTER SCHOOL CORNER
to give thanks to God for the generous donors of the parish. Last by Maria Schellinger
summer we were able to replace the church boiler because of the
generosity of some parishioners. The new boiler has had a few On Thursday, we celebrated Mass after one month of
minor blips but we are starting to feel the improvements from the
not seeing each other. It was beautiful to see the
old boiler. The church was comfortable for worship even with the
low temperatures. Also, during the blizzards and thunderstorms of children in reverence on the altar. On Friday, we went
years past, when the wind was howling sideways, rain water and to Adoration and some of the children who haven't
snow would run down the walls of the apse sanctuary and make received their First Communion yet were able to help
puddles on the floor. The windows have been repaired and re- put things away after Benediction. It helps involve
stored and coverings have been placed on them. Now those win-
them and unite us all in serving God.
dows are secure from the elements. It makes a big difference. (I
did find snow in some of the other window sills! They will have
to be fixed at some point; the church is a never ending project).
Again, I give thanks to God for those of you who made donations
for the window restoration and repairs. And I thank all of the pa-
rishioners who continue to donate and support the parish with
your weekly contributions. It is key to making this whole project
stay on course.
New boiler! The Mass is the
most perfect form of
prayer.
– Pope Paul VI
Newly restored Immaculate Conception window
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Quinto Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario 6 de Febrero del 2022
“Jesucristo te llama por tu nombre” Del Padre Michael:
Hermanos y hermanas, “Cada primer lunes se ofrece una Misa para la sanación de los
Es evidente que hay vocaciones y profesiones que requie- enfermos con la oportunidad de recibir el Sacramento de la Un-
ren especiales cualidades. No todas las personas son aptas para ción de los enfermos en la Misa de las 12:10 y la Misa en español
todo, y mientras unos son hábiles manualmente, otros hablan bien de las 7:00 pm. La próxima será esta lunes 7 de febrero del 2022.
o tienen otros talentos. Unos son excelentes operadores y otros Febrero es también el mes en el que se conmemora la Jornada
buenos científicos, otros son buenos en el deporte, o leyendo, pin- Mundial del Enfermo. San Juan Pablo II instituyó la Jornada
tando etc.. Mundial del Enfermo hace treinta años para llamar la atención
Para ser cristiano, también hacen falta determinadas cua- sobre las necesidades de los enfermos y promover la atención
lidades. Para seguir a Jesús, para comprometerse con Él. Lo pri- sanitaria y pastoral de los enfermos. Quienes vivimos en el área
mero es que necesitamos redes, para poder dejar atrás (tantas re- de Boston damos por dada la atención médica. Cuando vamos al
des que nos detienen a seguir a Cristo). Lo siguiente es que no hospital, vamos a mejorar. En muchas partes del mundo, vas al
hace falta un talento específico, ni cualidades brillantes, ni sobre- hospital a morir. Podemos enfadarnos cuando tenemos que espe-
salir por la belleza ni por el prestigio. No. Nada de eso. Hace falta rar una cita médica o volver a llamar para pedir una receta. El
ser como aparece Pedro en la escena evangélica de hoy: Hace Santo Papa sabía que un gran porcentaje de los habitantes del
falta ser un hombre o una mujer, con deseo de: a) Fiarse de Jesús. mundo nunca pueden conseguir una cita ni tener acceso a una
Y no es nada fácil. No tuvo que resultarle fácil a Pedro, pescador receta médica. Sin embargo, nosotros en Boston y nuestra parro-
avezado y experimentado, echar las redes en pleno día, cuando quia tenemos que seguir reflexionando sobre lo que estamos ha-
sabía perfectamente que los peces se cogen durante la noche y ciendo por los enfermos. El otoño pasado, tuvimos una reunión
aquella noche había sido un estrepitoso fracaso. No debió resul- para reiniciar las visitas domiciliarias a los enfermos y confinados
tarle fácil a Pedro y lo dijo asombrado. Pero echó la red. Se fió de en sus hogares. Las recientes olas de covid-19 han complicado
Jesús. b) Reconocerse pecador. Ahora está de modo autoanalizar- esto. Los sacerdotes de la casa comenzaron a visitar Marist Hill
se. Está de moda bajar hasta las profundidades del ser para cono- semanalmente para una misa comunitaria, pero eso se suspendió
cerse, arrojar fuera los complejos y "liberarse". Pues bien, Pedro, desde principios de año. Todavía cubrimos el Hospital Newton-
en este momento, se autoanalizó y llegó rápidamente a una con- Wellesley aproximadamente 10 días al mes y una vez más hemos
clusión sencilla y, sin embargo, difícil de aceptar y de confesar: sido llamados para administrar a algunos pacientes con covid-19
soy pecador. c) Darse a los demás. Vivir en función de. Pedro y todas las demás enfermedades. Tengan en cuenta que tanto los
recibió entonces de Jesús, una vez más, el esbozo de su vida: se- sacerdotes asi como los laicos están siempre orando por los enfer-
rás para lo otros. Vivirás para los hombres, sufrirás por ellos y mos y, cuando es posible, hablan con los que están enfermos y
gozarás por y para ellos. Los hombres serán, en adelante, la expli- confinados en sus hogares. No descarte la importancia de orar por
cación de tu vida. Tres cualidades, pero que no están nada mal. los enfermos. ¡Funciona! ¡Cicatriza sin producir efectos secunda-
De las tres necesitamos los cristianos con frecuencia, porque: rios ni complicaciones! No todos se sienten cómodos con las visi-
¿No es cierto que a veces resulta difícil fiarse de Dios? tas domiciliarias todavía.”
¿No es cierto que a veces surge del fondo del ser un sentimiento
de rebeldía y alguna pregunta inquietante ante situaciones que se NOTAS:
nos antojan absurdas y sin razón de ser? Es cierto y cada uno de • Quinceañeras: Para los padres que desean celebrar la vida
nosotros lo habrá experimentado en su propia carne. Fiarse enton- de sus hijas. Llamar a la rectoría y hablar con el P. Fernan-
ces es absolutamente necesario para seguir adelante. do.
¿Y quién es capaz, de verdad, de confesar que es peca- • Grupo de Renovación Carismática: Se reúnen todos los
dor? Sí. Pecador. Así de llanamente. Nosotros, tan buenos, tan domingos a las 7pm en el salón de abajo de la iglesia.
religiosos, tan generosos... ¿pecadores? Claro que pecadores. Es
• Legión de María: Se reúnen a rezar el rosario a la Santísi-
éste un sentimiento de lo más sano. Creerse capaz de todo ayuda a
no escandalizarse jamás por lo que vemos (a veces, con lentes de ma Virgen María todos los lunes y Viernes a las 6:15pm y
aumento) en los demás. Ayuda a no juzgar, ayuda a comprender y tiene sus reuniones los días martes a las 6:00pm en el edi-
ayuda -también muy interesante- a comprenderse y a soportarse. ficio de educación religiosa.
Ayuda a no escandalizarse cuando uno se ve pequeño y mez- • Para citas con el P. Fernando por favor llamar a las ofi-
quino, sin paliativos y sin disimulos. cinas parroquiales o deje su mensaje de voz para que los
Y ¿cuántos de los cristianos somos capaces de salir de pueda llamar al 781-891-1730
nosotros mismos y vivir de verdad para los otros? Pues muy po-
cos, ciertamente. Muy pocos tenemos el norte de nuestra vida NOTICIAS:
orientado hacia el prójimo. Los más vivimos para nuestros "yo", • Las clases para los adultos que buscan hacer su Primera
al que cuidamos, mimamos y acariciamos, y apenas nos queda Comunión y Confirmación, además de los Catecúmenos
tiempo, tan ocupados estamos en esta tarea, de descubrir cerca de (RICA) se iniciaran el 28 de Febrero 2022 a partir de las
nuestra vida a "los otros" y de bogar hacia ellos para ver qué pi- 6-8pm en Español y serán todos los Lunes a la misma
den y cuál puede ser nuestra respuesta. Hasta hora. Y en Ingles serán todos los jueves iniciando el 24 de
la próxima semana, Febrero.
Lecturas del Domingo:
Primera Lectura: Is 6 ,1-2. 3-8
Salmo responsorial: 137, 1-8
Segunda Lectura: 1 Cor 15, 1-11
Evangelio: Lc 5, 1-11
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Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time February 6, 2022
SAINT MARY PARISH
Parish Office (Rectory): 781-891-1730 Fax: 781-209-0555
Parish Office Hours: Monday through Friday, 10am - Noon
Mailing Address: 133 School Street, Waltham, MA 02451
Parking Lot & Rel. Ed. Bldg: 30 Pond Street, Waltham, MA 02451
Email: Please contact us via the website
(WHO WE ARE > PRIESTS & STAFF)
Website: https://www.stmarywaltham.org/
The church is open every day from 8:30am - 7:30pm
La iglesia está abierta todos los días de 8:30am - 7:30pm
MASS SCHEDULE/Horario de las Misas QUINCE AÑOS
Saturday Vigil /Sábado Vigilia 4:00 pm Llamar al Padre Fernando para programar la celebración. La joven
Sunday/Domingo 9:00 am debe estar participando en el Programa de Confirmación.
11:00 am Español BAPTISM/Bautismo
1:00 pm Luganda Parents must call the parish office for information about preparation
6:00 pm Español and baptism. Parents and godparents must attend a preparation class.
Monday thru Friday/Lunes a Viernes 12:10 pm Para Bautismos padres deben llamar a la oficina. Padres y padrinos
Mon. & Fri./Lunes y Viernes 7:00 pm Español deben asistir a la preparación.
Friday/Viernes 8:00 pm Luganda SACRAMENTS OF INITIATION/Sacramentos de Iniciación
Holy Days/Dias de Precepto 12:10 pm Adults and children (age 7+) who want to receive the sacraments of
7:00 pm Español Baptism, Confirmation, or First Communion must attend preparation
classes. Call the parish office for information.
CONFESSIONS/Confesiones
Los adultos y niños (7+) que desean recibir los sacramentos del Bau-
Sunday/Domingo 10:00 am - 10:45am
tismo, la Confirmación o la Primera Comunión pueden tomar clases
Mon thru Thurs/Lunes-Jueves 11:30 am - noon
de preparación para los sacramentos. Llamar a la oficina.
Friday/Viernes 11:00 am - noon
Saturday/Sábado 3:00 pm - 3:45 pm MARRIAGE/Matrimonio
Call the parish office to arrange a meeting./Llamar a la oficina.
MORNING PRAYER/ Oración Matutina
Sunday/Domingo 8:30 a.m. - 8:45 a.m. STAFF
Pastor/Párroco Rev. Michael Nolan
PRAY THE ROSARY/El Santo Rosario Parochial Vicar/Vicario Par. Rev. Joseph Diem
Monday thru Friday/Lunes a Viernes 11:30 am Parochial Vicar/Vicario Par. Rev. Fernando Vivas
Sunday/Domingo 10:30 am Español Business Mgr./Dir. de Negocios Mary McCarthy
ADORATION/Adoración Sexton/Sacristán Michael Welch
Friday/Viernes 12:45 pm - 5:45 pm CATECHESIS/Catequesis
Melanie Kana 781-577-2262 / religioused@stmarywaltham.org
COMMUNION TO SICK & HOMEBOUND
Comunión a los hogares y enfermos AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM/Programa Después de la Escuela
Call the parish office 781-891-1730 Maria Schellinger 781-577-2262 / asp@stmarywaltham.org
Llamar a la oficina 781-891-1730 IN RESIDENCE/En residencia
Rev. John Bosco Lugonja
Rev. Jude Kaggwa
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