by the Sea in Ocean Bluff 591 Ocean Street Marshfield, MA 02050 781-834-4953 www.stanns.net Rev. John F. Carmichael, Pastor Assisting: Rev. Jos. Connolly, Rev. Jerry Shea Mrs. Catherine Rein, Pastoral Associate & CCD Director MASS SCHEDULE: Saturday Evening Mass: 5:00 p.m. Summer, 4:00 p.m. Winter Sunday: 7:30, 10:00, 11:30 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Weekdays: Monday-Saturday 7:30 a.m. Chapel CONFESSIONS: Fall : Saturday 3:00-3:30 p.m. Every Wednesday in Advent & Lent 6:30-8:00 p.m. BAPTISMS: 1st Sunday of the Month at 1:00 p.m. WEDDINGS: By Appointment: 6 mos. in advance. PARISH OFFICE: Phone: 781-834-4953 • Fax: 781-834-7472 Parish Coordinator: Mrs. Elizabeth Hood, ext. 12 Parish Accountant: Michael Seyffert Business Coordinator: Michael Garcia x16 CATCH THE WAVE OF FAITH MUSIC MINISTRY: Music Director: Joe Kodzis Phone: 781-837-1417 CLUSTER MASS SCHEDULE: Holy Family, Duxbury: Sat. 5:00 p.m., Sun. 7:30a.m., 9:00a.m., and 10:30 a.m. St. Christine, Marshfield Hills: Sat. 5:00 p.m. Sun. 7:00, 9:00, 11:30 a.m. (Summer 7:00, 11:00 a.m.) St. Theresa’s Chapel: Summer only (July & August) Business Coordinator: Michael Garcia x16 Pastoral Associate: Catherine Rein x10 Mission Coordinator: William Rein x18 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: Director: Catherine Rein,ext.10 Phone: 781-834-4953 St. Theresa’s Chapel: Summer only (July & August) Sun. 8:30 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. Our Lady of The Assumption, Green Harbor: Sat. 4:00 p.m. (Summer 5:00 p.m.) Sun. 8:00, 9:30, 11:00 a.m. Parish Council: Elizabeth O'Reilly, Vice Chair, Casey Rein, Robert Donovan, Ed Neary, Kathleen Smith, Ed Burke, Carmel Sullivan, Al Burns, Jr., Jim Ryan, Nicole Bianchi and Jean Reardon Parish Finance Council: Agnes Sill, Vice Chair, James Donovan, Kevin O'Connor, Michael DaPonte, Michael Garcia We, at St. Ann by the Sea, strive to worship the Lord more fully through the sacraments, recognize God more clearly in all people and serve Him more generously in the world. ST. ANN BY THE SEA OCTOBER 19TH, 2014 TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY ORDINARY TIME 10/18 Saturday 7:30am Rev. Francis Walter Beksha 4:00pm Deceased Members of the Doherty & Graham Family 10/19 Sunday 7:30am William H. Fitzgerald 10:00am Jessica Jane Bernick 11:30am Rev. Edward Gavin 7:00 pm Holy Souls in Purgatory 10/20 Monday 7:30am Rosalie Holman 10/21 Tuesday 7:30am Father John Boles 10/22 Wednesday 7:30am Harold Quinn 10/23 Thursday 7:30am Getrude Abate 10/24 Friday 7:30am Marie Coleman and Ma Barker 10/25 Saturday 7:30am Agnes T. Cosby (10th Anniversary) 4:00pm Mitchell James Shugrue (Baby Boy) 10/26 Sunday 7:30am Sandy Campbell 10:00am Steve Feeney 11:30am Tony Friel 7:00 pm Albert Drake Please continue to pray for the Holy Souls in WORLD MISSION SUNDAY 2ND COLLECTION FOR CATHOLIC WORLD MISSIONS This week’s second collection supports Catholic World Missions. By Baptism, all Catholics are called to participate in the mission of the Church and share their faith as missionaries. I had a fun time with the GOSHEN EIGHT who traveled with me to Western Massachusetts for the recent SERVICE TRIP FOR THE POOR. The greatest part of the day was horsing around with the other men throughout the work day, and trading stories with them (some true, others fabricated) after hours in the bunk house. We had ample food and some infused libations. The best part of the weekend, was knowing that we served someone other than ourselves, which I believe pleased God! I realize that we had a half dozen men who were unable to make it because of the long weekend, but who committed to another project that might be undertaken over a two day weekend. To that end, I and Will Rein (Director of Missionaries) will be working on a spring time project, again based out of Western Massachusetts, and it will be scheduled for late April. Presently we are working on three Youth based programs, which include this Thanksgiving Day week YOUNG ADULT MISSIONARY TRIP TO ECUADOR, the MARCH FOR LIFE, which is held in Washington D.C. in January, and the HIGH SCHOOL SERVICE TRIP TO STATEN ISLAND NY over the April vacation. On a longer term, we have scheduled the SUMMER HIGH SCHOOL LAY MISSIONARY SERVICE TRIP for the third week of July and it will be based out of Camp Holy Cross in Williamsburg, Massachusetts. We will be looking for adult chaperones, and skilled tradesman to help supervise some of these projects. We are working to arrange projects such as painting interior/exterior of houses, repairing replacing porches/staircases, and replacing flooring. If you are a tradesman and can donate a few days or the full 5 days, please contact Will Rein or the Pastor. This Saturday night the parish based MYLES STANDISH KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, will hold their annual HALLOWEEN PARTY for children with intellectual disabilities. This is a huge undertaking and parishioners are welcome to stop in and see the great share their faith as missionaries. World Mission Sunday gathers support for the pastoral and evangelizing programs and needs of more than 1,150 mission dioceses in Africa, Asia, the Pacific Islands, and remote regions of Latin America. The funds gathered on World Mission Sunday are distributed in the pope’s name by the Society for the Propagation of the Faith—a Pontifical Mission Society. Please visit www.propfaithboston.org for info. rishioners are welcome to stop in and see the great work of our council members. The following weekend they will be holding a TOOTSIE ROLL DRIVE at all the Masses to support this work. Next Friday night is TRUNK ‘R TREAT and is held in the parking lot for about forty minutes. It starts at 6:00pm. Folks decorate their trunks and load them with candy. Kids in costume parade around the cars and fill their bags with sugar; this activity is recommended by your kid’s dentist. Prizes are given for best costume and best dressed trunk. See you there! 10/19/2014 CCD NEWS OCTOBER TEACHERS MEETING MONDAY OCTOBER 20TH 6PM DINNER MEETING WITH MR. CHRIS ADAMS From Pflaum Publishing. CONFIRMATION RETREAT SATURDAY OCTOBER 25TH 8AM-5PM ASSUMPTION COLLEGE CAMPUS MINISTRY WEEKLY SCRIPTURE READINGS 10/19 Is 45:1, 4-6 10/20 Eph 2:1-10; Lk 12:13-21 10/21 Eph 2:12-22; Lk 12:35-38 10/22 Eph 3:2-12; Lk 12:39-48 10/23 Eph 3:14-21; Lk 12:49-53 10/24 Eph 4:1-6; Lk 12:54-59 10/25 Eph 4:7-16; Lk 13:1-9 The Bread, Wine & Candles in the Church are in loving memory of Richard Lenihan. The Bread, Wine and Candles in the Chapel for the month of October are in loving memory of Ann “Nancy” Murphy. CONFIRMATION REHEARSAL MONDAY OCTOBER 27TH 6:30PM –7:30PM MAIN CHURCH PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK OF OUR PARISH KATHRYN MURPHY JOHN DAVIS JACQUELYN DUNN RITA CALLAHAN VIRGINIA BOYD MAUREEN VALKANAS MARIE CONNOLLY THE SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION SUNDAY NOVEMBER 2ND 11:30AM Do you know a musical 3rd grade boy? St. Paul’s Choir School, Harvard Square is now accepting applications for entry into the 4th grade. · Small class sizes · Rigorous academics · Unique musical formation REGINA MACKINNON ANNA CORCORAN DANIEL MIELE KATHERINE BURKE DAN HUMPHREY KEN BUTERA ANDREW ELEANOR MCFARLAND JOAN MCGUIRE JACK MURPHY DOUG REILLY DONALD NEE ELIZABETH MOLLISON MARION DONAHUE GERTRUDE PAUL MARILYN BIRNIE STEVEN MCDONNELL MR. MONAHAN Would you like us to pray for you ? Contact us at the parish office at 781-834-4953 Catholic Memorial School Boys, Grades 7-12 ADMISSIONS OPEN HOUSE Sunday, October 19, 2014 11:00am-1:00pm Middle School · · · · Unique musical formation Highly-qualified faculty Excellent high school placement Caring Catholic ethos To schedule an informal audition, please contact: Mr. John Robinson, Director of Music 617-868-8658 or jrobinson@choirschool.net For more information about St. Paul’s Choir School please visit our website: www.stpaulchoirschool.com 11:00am-1:00pm Middle School 2:00pm-4:00pm High School 235 Baker Street West Roxbury, MA 617-469-8019 www.catholicmemorial.org admissions@catholicmemorial.org 10/19/2014 PLANNING AHEAD… ST. ANN BY THE SEA FALL EVENTS TRUNK OR TREAT FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24TH 6PM Kof C SPECIAL NEEDS HALLOWEEN PARTY SATURDAY OCTOBER 18TH 5:30PM MASS OF REMEMBRANCE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1st 4:00PM THE SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION SUNDAY NOVEMBER 2ND 11:30AM MASS THE COOKIE WALK SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22ND 10AM-2PM DAUGHTERS OF ST. PAUL CONCERT FRIDAY DECEMBER 12TH 7PM SOWING SEEDS INVITES YOU TO VOLUNTEER! If you would like to experience the joy of wrapping someone in a warm coat, outfitting a baby, or handing a new backpack to a child, the Sowing Seeds Clothing Bank invites you to volunteer. The commitment is for 2 and one half hours just one Thursday or Saturday morning a month beginning in January. Please call 781-837-3337 to make a difference in the life of a Marshfield neighbor in need. Thank you! BC High Open House OCTOBER IS RESPECT FOR LIFE MONTH PALLIATIVE CARE & THE CATHOLIC FAITH Many people have fears and questions about their ethical obligations regarding medical care at the end of life. In this context, it is important for Catholics to know what palliative care is and how it relates to the Catholic faith. Palliative care is a specialized part of medicine that provides an extra layer of support to patients for the effective relief of pain and other symptoms caused by serious illness. It can be given alongside of curative treatment or it can be the primary focus of care when cure is not possible for people with chronic illness or for those who are in the final stages of a terminal disease. Palliative care takes a holistic approach to caring for the person and involves a team of health care professionals including physicians and nurses certified in palliative care, chaplains, social workers, and others who address the physical, spiritual, emotional, and social dimensions of a patient’s illness. Contrary to what is sometimes assumed, rather than hastening death, palliative care has been demonstrated to extend life. Historically, the Church has always carried out the work of palliative care. The multidimensional character of palliative care is fully compatible with the Church’s holistic view of human dignity and the body/soul unity of the person. Saint John Paul II gave a clear mandate for the use of palliative care when he said, “Particularly in the stages of illness when proportionate and effective treatment is no longer possible, while it is necessary to avoid every kind of persistent or aggres- BC High Open House Boston College High School will host its annual Open House on Sunday, October 26th from 12:00 p.m. until 3:00 p.m. The event provides prospective families the opportunity to meet faculty, administrators and coaches, to tour the school, and to learn more about all aspects of school life. All interested families are invited to attend and may register online by visiting www.bchigh.edu/admissions treatment is no longer possible, while it is necessary to avoid every kind of persistent or aggressive treatment, methods of ‘palliative care’ are required.” What patient’s need who have chronic disease, serious progressive illnesses, or who are dying is the best care possible. This is palliative care, which is fully consistent with our Catholic faith. Peter J. Cataldo, Ph.D. Chief Healthcare Ethicist Archdiocese of Boston END OF BULLETIN ANY TEXT OR GRAPHICS ON THIS PAGE WILL NOT APPEAR IN THE PRINTED BULLETIN Church Name: St. Ann Church City: Marshfield, Ma Routing Code: o Run Number: File Name: 4482 Phone Number: 781-834-4953 Fax Number: Editor/Contact: Susan Comments: