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PASTOR Rev. Gerald Osterman: 617-389-5660

PAROCHIAL VICAR Rev. Donatus Ezenneka

PASTORAL ASSOCIATES

Philomene Pean: 617-389-0029 [email protected] Haitian Community

Richard F. Randazzo: 617-387-7009

[email protected] [email protected]

Notary Public Faith Formation & Confirmation 6-10

FAITH FORMATION (September—May)

GRADES 1-5 Sundays 10:15AM-11:30AM In Our School

617-387-7009 Fran Foley, Co-Director Grades 1 and 2

[email protected] Janine Keller, Co-Director Grades 3, 4, 5

[email protected]

SPANISH FAITH FORMATION Sunday: 10:15AM-12 NOON In Our School

FAITH FORMATION GRADES 6-10 Thursdays 6:00-7:15PM Our School

ADORATION OF THE

BLESSED SACRAMENT Thursday after 7:00AM Mass (Chapel)

Benediction 6:30PM

CHARISMATIC PRAYER MEETING Friday: 7:30PM In The Chapel

SPANISH PRAYER MEETING Friday: 7:00PM In The Church

SODALITY (March-December)

First Friday of the Month at 12:15PM

RECONCILIATION (Confession) Saturday: 3:00PM-3:40PM

BAPTISM

1st and 3rd Sundays at 2:00PM (Chapel) Call Rectory to make arrangements

WEDDINGS

Call Rectory at least 6 Months prior for An appointment with the Priest

Immaculate Conception Parish 489 Broadway

Everett, Massachusetts 02149

Phone: 617-389-5660 Fax: 617-389-2456

RECTORY HOURS 8:30AM-12PM & 12:30PM-3PM

Website: www.iceverett.com Email: [email protected]

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Immaculate Conception Parish May 17, 2015 Feast of the Ascension of Our Lord

PARISH MASS SCHEDULE

DAILY

Monday-Saturday 7:00AM (Chapel)

SATURDAY

(Sunday Vigil) 4:00PM

SUNDAY

7:00AM; 9:00AM(Family); 11:00AM

12:15PM Spanish Community

4:00PM Haitian Community Mass

5:30PM Mass (Chapel) Until May 24th

No matter what your past or present status in the Catholic Church... No matter what your current family or marital situation... No matter what your current personal history, age, background, race, etc... No matter where you are on life's journey... You are invited, welcomed, accepted, loved and respected here at Immaculate Conception. _________________________________________________

BEREAVEMENT MASS MAY 17TH AT 11:00AM

As an expression of sympathy for our families that have lost a loved one, every month we will cele-brate a Mass for those that have passed away. This Mass will be for those who passed away this who passed away in APRIL:

Carlo H. Cioffi Robert F. Cunningham, Jr.

Ed Dodge, Mr. & Mrs. Donahue Stephanie A. Farrell, John R. Follo

Charles A. Giarratana, Carol E. Gould Marie C. Guerrero, William R. Hoefsmit

Daniel K. Linnane, Romeo J. Manganiello Concetta M. Merenda, Theresa O’Donnell

William J. Pothier, Stephan Rapl Edmund J. Rizzo, Jr., Julia Salina

Hannah Sheehan, Joseph G. Stewart Negussie M. Tesfaye

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SATURDAY, MAY 16TH (St. Simon Stock) 7:00AM……Cheryl Palazzolo………………………....Memorial 4:00PM…….Margaret & Arthur Donahue………..Anniversary ……………..John & Margaret Corcoran…………..Anniversary SUNDAY, MAY 17TH (ASCENSION OF OUR LORD) 7:00AM……Christine Magee…………………...1st Anniversary 9:00AM……Sean Grogan……………………….5th Anniversary ……………..Elaine O’Rourke…………………10th Anniversary 11:00AM…..Bereavement Mass for April………...Months Mind 5:30PM…….Margaret R. Soule……………….10th Anniversary MONDAY, MAY 18TH (St. Pope John I) 7:00AM……Tony DeInnocentis………………………..Memorial TUESDAY, MAY 19TH (St. Celestine) 7:00AM……The Holy Family…………………………………….. WEDNESDAY, MAY 20TH (St. Bernardine of Siena) 7:00AM……Angelo & Margaret Cataldo……………..Memorial THURSDAY, MAY 21ST (St. Eugene de Mazenod) 7:00AM……Junon Norteius (Living)…………………………….. ……………..Mass of Thanksgiving in Honor of Virgin Mary FRIDAY, MAY 22ND (St. Rita) SATURDAY, MAY 23RD (St. John Baptist Rossi) 7:00AM……Richard Muse……………………………..Memorial 4:00PM……Theresa Walles……………………………Memorial SUNDAY, MAY 24TH (PENTECOST SUNDAY) 7:00AM……Rose Giannantonio…………….Birthday Memorial 9:00AM……Rose & Peter DeLauri……………………Memorial 11:00AM…..Philip Flammia……………………4th Anniversary 5:30PM……George E. Clark……...Birthday Mem & 8th Anniv …………FINAL 5:30PM MASS UNTIL SEPTEMBER………..

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Let Us Pray that our men and women in the ser-

vice might be safe in the days and weeks ahead.

Especially those connected to our Parish as well

as those unknown to us:

Mark Baldacchino, Melissa Lynn Beaton, Christopher Brienza, Anthony Cruciotti, Joseph Dang, Jason Doucette, Matthew Evans, John Fitzgerald, John Fitzpat-rick, III, Paul Garrity, Andrew McGlinchey, John O’Rourke, Matthew Pothier, Christina Racca, Brian Ra-munno, Stephen Ramunno, Alex Recupero as well as those unknown to us.

We ask that you remember all those that have given so much for us: The Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines and Coast Guard. Please bless them and their families.

Let Us Pray for the Sick in our Parish and those

we have been asked to remember:

Especially, Mary Agnes, Mark Amaral, Ricardo Belizaire, Mary Ann Burley, Janet Burridge, Mike C., Vincent C., Rita Cahalane, Lorraine Callinan, Phyllis Camarata, J. Case, Leonard Catino, Warren Clifford, Charles Comeau, Robert DelRossi, Donna Del Vecchio, Bob & Nancy DiLoreto, Dorothy Doran, Robin Doucette, Katherine Draper, Biriella Eisnor, Frank F., Luke Farrell, Michelle Fraser, Frank Federico, Robert Freedman, Robert Frost, Rosemarie G., Maryellen Grace, Nina Hanlon, Mary Harkins, Tom Hiscock, William Kemp, Eddie King, Paul. Liburdi, Michelle Linnell, Jessica Lunsford, Kelley Ann McCleveland, Shirley Melanson, Marcie Meserve, Nick Murphy, Dolores Nazzaro, Nicole Olson, Diane O’Brien, Mary O’Brien, Trixie Ricci, Peter Ravanesi, PeggyRiley, Drew Simmons, Brad Steed, Marie Sykes, Jackie Tieri, L J Vickers, Peter Ward, Michael Williams.

Let Us Pray for the Deceased of our Parish:

Maria Cipriani, Kathleen Devanna Carol Dion, Dennis J. Forrestall

Timothy Gill, Robie MacLaughlin Salvatore Pagliaro, Stephen Rappi

Peter J. Ravanesi, Louie Walbourne

Scripture for the Week of May 17th

17 SUN Acts 1:15-17, 20a, 20c-26/1 Jn 4:11-16/Jn 17:11b-19

18 Mon Acts 19:1-8/ Jn 16:29-33 19 Tue Acts 20:17-27/Jn 17:1-11a 20 Wed Acts 20:28-38/Jn 17:11b-19 21 Thu Acts 22:30; 23:6-11/Jn 17:20-26 22 Fri Acts 25:13b-21/Jn 21:15-19 23 Sat Morning: Acts 28:16-20, 30-31/Jn 21:20-25 24 SUN Vigil: Gn 11:1-9 or Ex 19:3-8a, 16-20b or

Ez 37:1-14 or Jl 3:1-5/Rom 8:22-27/Jn 7:37-39

Day: Acts 2:1-11/1 Cor 12:3b-7, 12-13 or Gal 5:16-25/Jn 20:19-23 or Jn 15:26-27;

16:12-15

This weekend, the burning of the Sanctuary Candle, the reminder of the Lord’s Presence in the Most Holy Eucha-rist, and the Altar Bread and Wine are in loving remembrance of:

Carol Dion & Timothy Gill

Thank you and many blessings!

MIDWEEK REFRESHER

READ: John 15:9-17 REFLECT: It often seems that the more schooling we have the less able we are to handle the ambiguity of Christian living. The logic of scientific thought encour-ages us to focus upon one concept at a time. The poetic language of the scriptures leads us to hold in a healthy tension concepts which, at first glance, seem mutually contradictory. God calls us to a way of life which makes demands, yet God's ways frequently seem to contra-vene the way we have taken. This was certainly Peter's experience. Peter thought that only those born in Israel could come to Christ, but the manifestation of the Spirit's gifts in the life of the Gentile Cornelius shattered all his comfortable notions. Christ's resurrection shat-tered all notions of how God might work among us. It destroyed all barriers which might hedge in the possibil-ities of God's power wording in human history. Christ's victory showed forth the power of love: God's love which could draw forth from death the servant who had gone to death in obedience to love. For the makers of greeting cards love might be sentimental and soft. For Christians, love is as strong and as real as the demands made by friends who are willing to die that the other might live. That gives greater cause for the singing of alleluias than do fuzzy fantasies about some sort of love which can be reduced to pastel holy cards. Only living in that sort of love will enable us to know that death and life, obedience and freedom, vigilance and surprise are but different refractions of one true Light. PRAY: Pray for the gift to see as God sees. ACT: Help the next homeless person with a smile and a donation.

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OFFERTORY: $ 5,038 (5/10) CATHOLIC APPEAL GOAL: $43,119 (Received $20,678 by 52 Donors (4/28)

Many thanks for your generosity!

Bequests to our parish are strongly encouraged and gratefully accepted. Please think about putting a dona-tion to our Church In your Will. Or when a loved one dies, please advise relatives and friends to make a dona-tion to “Immaculate Conception” in memory of the de-ceased, and include this wish in the obituary notice. Thank you and blessings!

PRAYER MINISTRY

EVERY SUNDAY 10:00-10:45AM Meets at the St. Joseph’s Altar

ZUMBA CLASSES

EVERY MONDAY AT 7:30PM ($5)

BIBLE STUDY TUESDAYS (1:00PM-LOWER CHURCH HALL)

SOCIAL JUSTICE MEETING

TUESDAY, MAY 17TH SECOND TUESDAY OF MONTH

(7:00PM-RECTORY)

SPARE CHANGE MAY 17TH (All Masses)

SODALITY (MASS/PENNY SALE/LUNCHEON)

JUNE 5TH (12:15 MASS)

VIETNAMESE DIVINE MERCY PRAYER GROUP JUNE 6TH (7:00AM)

SACRAMENT OF THE SICK

JUNE 7TH

FOXWOODS TRIP

MAY 19TH $27PP

Bus leaves Rectory by 6:59 Sharp! Return to Rectory by 7:30PM

Free Buffet or $10 Food Credit and

$10 Slot Play Coffee AND……..on Bus Down

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ONLY $4

SUNDAY, JUNE 14TH

7:45-10:05AM In Our Church Hall

All YOU CAN EAT Enjoy friendship, coffee, friends, eggs, new friends, toast, old friends, pancakes, and juice.

1000 CLUB:

SATURDAY, JUNE 13TH AT 4:45PM

The $1,000 Club is one of our Fundraisers we conduct all year round. Numbers are always available for purchase. If you don’t have a number, please consider purchasing one for yourself or as a gift for a family member or friend. Thank you in advance.

COURT EVERETT MEETING Date: Wednesday, June 3rd Time: 11:30-3:30pm

Garden Party Hostesses: Shirley LeFave & Gert Roche

We are a group of ladies who meet on the first Wednes-day of the month in the Lower Church Hall at 12:00PM. We promote our Motto of UNITY & CHARITY. We try to live our lives as Mary, Our Mother would if she were with us today. All Catholic women are invited to attend and join our organization.

For more information, please contact the following: Regent, Teresa Giampaolo 617-389-2578 Lorraine DiMilla 781-233-7541

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“90 PLUS MAY BIRTHDAYS”

God Bless the following who are celebrating a special birthdays this month:

Mary Bottaro, Emanuel Gianino Phyllis Gould, Mary Gritti

Jennie Koska, Mary Souza, Anthony Toto

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50/50 WINNER

Stephen Gill (5/10) _____________________________________________________

Eucharistic Adoration Of The

Blessed Sacrament

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament will be held EVERY THURSDAY from 7:45AM to 6:30PM in our Chapel. Each Thursday’s adoration will conclude with Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament at 6:30PM. All are welcome to come and spend some time in the Lord’s presence. Please invite other to join you.

The Rosary at 6:30AM (Before Mass) The Angelus at 12:00PM

The Divine Mercy Chaplet at 3:00PM The Rosary at 5:30PM for Peace and

the Holy Father’s intentions The Divine Mercy Chaplet (Sung) at 6:00PM

If you would like more information, call Madeline McComish at 617.387.7820

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Golden and SilverGolden and SilverGolden and SilverGolden and Silver Wedding Anniversary MassWedding Anniversary MassWedding Anniversary MassWedding Anniversary Mass

His Eminence, Cardinal Sean O’Malley, F.F.M. Cap. In-vites all couples celebrating their 25th or 50th Wedding Anniversary in 2015 to the above Mass. When: Sunday, June 14th Time: 11:30AM Place: Cathedral of the Holy Cross Mass will include a renewal of vows. Family members and friends are welcome to attend. Please register online at www.BostonCatholic.org/WeddingAnniversaryMass or with our Parish Office. Please register by June 1st to have your name included in the printed list of Anniversary Couples. A formal invi-tation will be mailed to each registered couple in May.

Congratulations on your Anniversary!

GRADES 6-10

FF Classes have ended for the year. Please have a wonderful summer and we look forward to seeing you next year.

GRADES 1-5

Religious Ed Classes have ended for the year. Please have a wonderful summer and we look forward to seeing you next year. ________________________________________________

SUMMER BIBLE ADVENTURE:

WALKING WITH JESUS

It’s not too early to think SUMMER!!!

Dates: August 3-7 from 9:00AM-12:30PM Bible Stories, Games, Crafts, and FUN

Watch this space for sign-up information!

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“ Let us learn to live with kindness, to love every-one, even when they do not love us.” Pope Francis

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HOLY FATHER’S PRAYER INTENTIONS

GENERAL: That rejecting the culture of indiffer-ence, we may care for our neighbors who suffer, especially, the sick and the poor.

MISSION: That Mary’s intercession may help Christians in secularized cultures be open to pro-claiming Jesus.

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MUSIC SATURDAY, MAY 16TH (4PM)

Entrance: #55 All the End of the Earch Penitential Act: Sung—Lord Have Mercy Gloria: Mass of Light Sung R&A: P. 88-89 Offertory: ##800 O Breathe On Me of Breath of God Memorial Acclamation: When We Eat This Bread Communion: #476 Send Us Your Spirit Meditation: Holy Spirit Reign Down and Touch Me Recessional: #544 Sing a New Song _______________________________________________________________________________________________________

CLOTHING DRIVE

Now that Spring/Summer is here, the garage is open to accept clothes. Please place clothing in bags and leave them by the 3rd garage door. Thank you for your generous donations.

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We are looking for Altar Servers and Ushers for weekend Masses. If you, your child or a friend is interested, please call the Rectory and leave a message for Rick.

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We are looking for volunteers in our Rectory for 2-3 Hours a day. Volunteers can pick the day or days and morning hours you wish! Please see Rick or call the Rectory. Thank you!

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CHOIR VOICES NEEDED

Do you sing? Do you like singing to God at Masses? Our Choir needs you! Bring your voice and tal-ent to God. He loves when you sing to Him.

Saturday Mass at 4:00PM (See Janice) Sunday Masses are at 7:00AM; 9:00AM; 11:00AM (See John or David) God Bless!

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