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Joseph P. Crispo

Anthony Moretto

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Annette McDonough

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Jean Bruno

Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them.

May they rest in peace.

CHURCH OF SAINT THERESA NORTH READING, MASSACHUSETTS

November 22, 2020

Church of Saint Theresa, North Reading November 22, 2020

Church of Saint Theresa Ϯ 63 Winter Street, North Reading, MA 01864

Tel: 978-664-3412 | Website: www.s heresanreading.org | E-mail: info@s heresanreading.org

Rectory Hours: Monday - Saturday, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm I Sacramental emergencies call: 978-664-3412 SCHEDULE OF MASSES Daily Mass: 9:00 am

Saturday Vigil 4:00pm | Sunday 7:00am, 9:00am, 11:00am

SACRAMENT OF HOLY COMMUNION Holy Communion is brought to the sick and shut-in. Please call

the office to make arrangements.

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Saturdays: 2:00pm to 3:00pm

In the rear parking lot behind the rectory. Please stay in your car and maintain distance between you and the car in front of

you for privacy. Or, by appointment by calling the office.

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Please contact Mary Ann Thomas at mthomas@s heresanreading.org.

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE Engaged couples should contact the rectory

at least six months in advance.

Prayer Tree: prayertree@s heresanreading.org

Protec on of Children Policies and Procedures may be obtained by going to

h p://www.bostoncatholic.org/uploadedFiles/BostonCatholicorg/Offices_And_Services/Offices/Sub_Pages/Protec ng_Children/

ChildProtec onPolicyforWebsiteRevOct2016.pdf

Bishop Mark O’Connell, Pastor email: [email protected]

Father Thomas J. Reilly, Parochial Vicar email: treilly@s heresanreading.org

Deacon Tam Tran, email: [email protected]

Mrs. Mary Ann Thomas, Pastoral Associate email: mthomas@s heresanreading.org

Faith Forma on Office: 978-664-2962

Mrs. Brenda Terranova, Director, Grades 1-8

Mrs. Deborah Charewicz, Assistant, Grades 1-8 email: grades1-5@s heresanreading.org email: grades6-8@s heresanreading.org

Ms. Laura Bowers, Confirma on and Youth Ministry Coordinator email: youthmin@s heresanreading.org

Ms. Amanda Heffernan, Asst. Confirma on Coordinator email: confirma on@s heresanreading.org

Mrs. Susan Forbes, Director of Music Ministries email: sforbesmusic@s heresanreading.org

Ms. Andrea Sevigny, Finance and Opera ons Mgr. email: asevigny@s heresanreading.org

Mrs. Michele Barre e, Communica on Coordinator email: michele@s heresanreading.org

Mr. Jim Maloney and Mr. Jean Cesar, Facili es Management email: facili es@s heresanreading.org

Parish Pastoral Council Elected Members: Bill Barringer, Bill Berry, Robert Colombo, Phil Kumph, Kathi Lee, Pat Lee, Denise Miedico, Clayton Morrissey, Nick Palmitesta, Carrie Sepke, Suzanne Ward

Finance Council Members: Mike Gonthier, Don Henchey, Rich Lasdin, Pat Lee, Ma Lundy, John Sannella, Dcn Tam Tran, Rose Tramontozzi, Carmella Zarrella

Bulle n Announcement submissions due on Friday by noon of the prior week. Email: bulle n@s heresanreading.org

Scripture for the week of November 22, 2020 22 SUN Ez 34:11-12, 15-17/1 Cor 15:20-26, 28/Mt

25:31-46 23 Mon Rv 14:1-3, 4b-5/Lk 21:1-4 24 Tue Rv 14:14-19/Lk 21:5-11 25 Wed Rv 15:1-4/Lk 21:12-19 26 Thu Rv 18:1-2, 21-23; 19:1-3, 9a/Lk 21:20-28 27 Fri Rv 20:1-4, 11—21:2/Lk 21:29-33 28 Sat Rv 22:1-7/Lk 21:34-36 29 SUN Is 63:16b-17, 19b; 64:2-7/1 Cor 1:3-9/Mk

13:33-37

November 22, 2020 Church of Saint Theresa, North Reading

From the Pastor

Peace be with you, This week I a ended the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) mee ng virtually with all the bishops across the US. The last mee ng which would have been last June was cancelled so this was our first mee ng in a year. It was good that we did something, but it is much be er when we meet in person. It gives us a chance to discuss the issues during meals and breaks and I’m able to reconnect with those who I enjoy being with. For example, I try always to get together with Bishop Edward Braxton who is the newly re red bishop of Belleville, Illinois. Bishop Braxton has taught me so much about the history of race in our country and about the USCCB. During this virtual mee ng, these kinds of encounters did not happen. I was frankly disappointed in the discussion on Theodore McCarrick at the public session. Without being there, it was impossible to gage the mood in the room or to know who online was speaking. I am sure there were many of us who would have spoken if we could. It is my hope that I will have a chance to con nue the conversa on in the commi ee I was voted into by the bishops of Region One (New England), the “Commi ee on the Protec on of Children & Young People.” My three-year term on this commi ee, represen ng the bishops of New England, began with the end of this conference. I am told this commi ee, along with the Na onal Review Board, which is mostly lay people, will take up the issue of the McCarrick report. It is my hope it will expand the scope of the report into issues of the money that McCarrick was able to give as gi s that clearly bought him power in the Church, and at least give sugges ons into a be er way for the Church to choose bishops. I also hope to help further define what cons tutes abuse. Since the establishment of this commi ee, the Church has added “vulnerable persons” to the mandate, especially in the document “Vos Es s Lux Mundi.” Having spent the last 18 years prosecu ng these cases in the Archdiocese of Boston, I am happy to bring that experience to this new role on this commi ee. The other commi ee that I am a member of is the “Catholic Campaign for Human Development” (CCHD). When I was asked to be on that commi ee of the USCCB, I said “yes” to it in ignorance. I only knew it to be the commi ee that distributed monies collected from the na onal collec on to the poor. What I did not know is how much scru ny this commi ee has been under recently as some ques on some of the organiza ons that receive the money. This week I joined that commi ee on a very long call where we discussed how the money is distributed and how it is interpreted by others. What I learned is that the commi ee can control where the money goes but cannot control everyone who works for the various agencies that receive the money. I have been on this commi ee for six months, so I have two-and-a-half years le . I shall use that me to study the organiza ons who receive the money and if I can, by my vote, avoid these assets going to these groups that have immoral policies. I have found out, however, that what cannot be controlled is the personal views of some who work for the organiza ons, nor can I control those in the media who make huge leaps of bad-will towards the CCHD. If, for example, the CCHD gives money to an organiza on that feeds the poor and one of the people who distribute the food goes on social media and endorses a pro-choice candidate for office—that does not logically lead to the conclusion that the CCHD endorses that candidate. Nevertheless, this is the type of leap of bad-will that the CCHD is dealing with. I will be very watchful as to any ambivalence during my me on this commi ee. In addi on to speaking about these things, the USCCB mee ng also held sessions on the important issues of the Church ’s response to the pandemic, the problem of racism, and to what our Church’s rela onship with the presump ve President-elect Joe Biden will be. Regarding the later, a commission was formed to think more about it which is consistent with what the USCCB did when President Trump was elected four years ago. So many complicated issues. Please say a prayer for me that I might be a good and faithful bishop in our Church. Blessings on you and your families, Bishop Mark


SATURDAY, November 21 9:00 Larry Arena 5th Anniversary 4:00 Elaine Marasca Birthday Memorial

SUNDAY, November 22 7:00 Krainski and Regolino Families Memorial 9:00 Mass for the People of Saint Theresa 11:00 Mass of Remembrance

MONDAY, November 23 9:00 Inten on of the Celebrant

Tuesday, November 24 9:00 Inten on of the Celebrant

WEDNESDAY, November 25 9:00 In Thanksgiving for all prayers answered through the intersession of the Blessed Mother

THURSDAY, November 26 9:00 Mass for the People of Saint Theresa

FRIDAY, November 27 9:00 Mary Coyle Anniversary

SATURDAY, November 28 9:00 Mass for the People of Saint Theresa 4:00 Milton Exum 4th Anniversary

SUNDAY, November 29 7:00 Krainski and Regolino Families Memorial 9:00 Ron Annand Wedding Anniversary 11:00 Robert Frances Troiano III 1st Anniversary 11:00 Alexander and Freda Moore Memorial 11:00 Philip Giadone 21st Anniversary 11:00 Maria Travassos 1st Anniversary 11:00 Elaine Marasca Birthday Memorial 11:00 Cindy Colasella Birthday Memorial 11:00 Jean San ano Memorial

Mass Intentions

V C is a special crucifix that travels from family to family to inspire prayers for voca ons to the Priesthood and to the Religious Life. We have suspended the ministry for the me being. We ask everyone to

please pray for voca ons to the Priesthood and to the Religious Life.

Please pray for the repose of the soul of Dennis Collins, Jr. Carmella Picciuto

and all our deceased relatives, friends and parishioners of St. Theresa Parish

Prayer for Voca ons to the Priesthood Lord Jesus Christ, you share your saving work with all your brothers and sisters by their bap smal consecra on. But you call some to be ordained priests or deacons to make you visible in a special way, to proclaim your Good News, to celebrate your saving love in the Eucharist and other sacraments, to lead and encourage your people in their pilgrimage to the Kingdom. May you awaken a generous response in the hearts of those whom you are calling to this work, for the building up of your Church. May parents teach their children the need and responsibility of this voca on. Amen

"Jesus taught a new sacrifice which the Church received from the Apostles and offers throughout the whole world." - St. Irenaeus (d. 202)

Saint Theresa’s Mass of Remembrance will take place Sunday, November 22 at the 11 AM Mass. All those whose funerals and graveside services that were held from December 2019 through October 2020 will be remembered at this Mass. For families who cannot make the Mass it will be live-streamed by going to our website: www.s heresanreading.org


F P ! Please con nue to support the Food Pantry by dropping off your dona ons at one of their drop-off loca ons: Post Office and Stop-and-Shop. Or, make a monetary contribu on on their website. For more informa on visit the NR Food Pantry website: nrfoodpantry.org/

Thank you for your support and generosity!

RESPECT LIFE "It must be his Angel." ACTS 12:15

God assigns an Angel to watch over us at every moment of our lives. Each unborn child has a Guardian Angel, too. Prayer: Send Your Angels, O Lord, to

assist all who are tempted to abort, and to all who work to persuade them to choose life. Please pray to end the scourge of abor on. We are asking parishioners to pray the Rosary from home for the sanc ty of all Human Life, from concep on to natural death. Our Blessed Mother Mary has said that the one true weapon against all evil, especially abor on, is the Rosary.

Thank you for your prayers. St. Theresa’s Pro Life Commi ee

“The Eucharist is connected with the Passion. …To make sure that we do not forget, Jesus gave us the Eucharist as a memorial of his love … When you look at the Crucifix, you understand how much Jesus loved you then, when you look at the Sacred Host you understand how much Jesus loves you now." - Mother Teresa of Calcu a

CORI WEEKEND—This weekend!

CORI Weekend will be held November 21-22 a er all the Masses. We know things look a bit different this year as not all ministries have come back, but we s ll need to fill out CORI forms per the Archdiocese. We would like to get as many as we can during this week-end.

We remain hopeful that our ministries and volunteers will be back some me next year. If you have not been a ending Mass call the office and we will mail you a CORI form. Important: CORI Forms cannot be mailed back to us. They must be brought back to the rectory with your license for us to verify it.

Thank you for all you do for our parish for especially through this difficult year for all.

As the days get colder, we will bring our weekly scheduled Confessions indoors on Saturdays from 2-3 PM. We have been

doing Confessions in the back-parking lot and they have been well received. If you don’t see Father Tom or Bishop Mark si ng outside behind the rectory, we deemed it too cold, and we will open the side door to the foyer of the hall (the door on the big parking lot side.) Soon we will also have signs to help direct everyone. Please come in and wait in the foyer for your turn. Please know, you can always call and make an appointment for Confession with either Fr. Reilly or Bishop Mark.


Faith Forma on News Grades 1 - 8

The Christmas Giving Tree for Hogan House

Dropping gi s off: In the church lobby before each of the weekend Masses in November.

Or, in the parish hall, 1-3 PM, Saturday, November 28.

Important things to remember: Please wrap your gi . Gi cards can be placed in a small gi bag and staple the gi bag shut. All gi s should have the recipients name, last ini al, and house number. Use the QR Code to access the sign-up link if you need this informa on. Or, call the office and Teri can assist you. Nov. 29, only at the Masses, is the absolute last day and me to turn in gi s so we can follow COVID protocols.

Gi s for the Homeless in Haverhill

Since 1986, Emmaus has been serving the homeless and people in poverty in the greater Haverhill area. Emmaus operates homeless shelters for individual and families, and provides educa on and job training with the goal of helping families get into permanent housing, jobs, and self-sufficiency. You can read more about Emmaus at their website, www.emmausinc.org.

Our St. Theresa parishioner, Chris na San ago, works at Emmaus House. She has asked us to pass along their request for holiday dona ons for their guests. This year, due to the pandemic, they have put several items needed of varying costs on an online gi registry through Target. The registry can be accessed at this URL: h ps:// nyurl.com/y36ohnpm. Gi s purchased online through this registry will be shipped directly to Emmanus in Haverhill. If you have any ques ons about this opportunity, please reach out to Chris na at csan [email protected]. Thank you for your generosity!

Every tag has been taken—thank you! Next Sunday (only at the Masses) is the final day to turn in your gi s. Please read the important informa on below to ensure a smooth conclusion to our Giving Tree Program.

Music note

Over the years, I’ve been asked if people had to wait un l the final hymn was finished before leaving Mass. The answer is “No”. Once the final prayer and blessing is completed, and the celebrant has exited, the Mass is over(parishioners can consider the final hymn as “traveling music”, as they leave).

God Bless, Sue Forbes

Thank you for your generosity

Hogan Regional Center is devoted to assis ng men and women with Intellectual Disabili es live meaningful lives in their home, work and community environments through both the iden fica on and achievement of personal goals. It is both a home for hundreds of adults and a place they can receive care and educa on to live meaningful lives.


Christ the King

In a recent poll, many Chris ans of all denomina ons wanted to get more out of faith and were not quite sure how to accomplish that.

They some mes felt a disconnect between what they believed and how they lived. It wasn’t that they were aware of sin as much as they wanted to have a more meaningful connec on between church and life.

Jesus taught that we are to love God and love our neighbor as our self. Spirituality, then, is who we are in rela onship to God and to others. To connect church and life, we need two things: we need to pray and worship God in a community of faith and we have to have a concrete expression of faith; we have to be different because we believe. Faith is more than an idea; it is a way of life that brings God’s grace to everyday situa ons.

The Spiritual and Corporal Works of Mercy are examples of making the connec on. They are specific ways to lend a hand, to express faith in God, and to recognize the value and dignity of each person. In prac cing the Works of Mercy, we strengthen our faith and get so much more than we give.

~James Gaffney, © 2011 Karides Lic. to St. George Publishing

Collec on for the Re red Religious Sisters

Today’s second collec on is used to assist religious communi es who provide for the re rement and health care needs of Sisters who have served in the Archdiocese. Please take this opportunity to say thank you to the Sisters who have served the Church of Boston so generously for so many years. Your contribu on does make a difference. For more informa on, please contact the Delegate for Religious at 617-746-5637.

Marked baskets will be at the doors of the church a er the Masses this weekend. You can also use the QR Code to give online.


“Text-to-Give” by simply tex ng “Theresa” to 202-858-1233. You will receive a message back with a link to click on. Once you click on the link our St. Theresa dona on page will come to your phone.

Or, use the QR code to the right (using the camera on your phone), tap the link that appears at the top of your camera screen, and the same St. Theresa Church giving op ons will pop-up.

You can select "One-Time" or "Monthly" payment. Your dona on can easily be paid by credit card, Venmo, or PayPal. Note there is a small processing fee for each transac on.

Thank you for suppor ng the parish! Though we can have public gatherings of the Mass, we are only at a small percentage of normal Mass a endance. Yet, we s ll have our normal daily opera on costs at the church and office. Please consider con nuing your weekly dona on. You can now give through a new pla orm called Givebu er. You can easily give to the parish using your phone. Either through Text-to-Give” or by scanning the QR Code below. You can also con nue to give through the Online Giving program. Thank you for your prayers and generosity!

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PRAY THE ROSARY WITH US EACH DAY!

Are you looking to deepen your rela onship with God? Are you looking to unite your prayers with others who are dedicated to Our Lord and Our Lady? Join us in the church or live stream from our website:

www.s heresanreading.org at 8:30AM daily for the recita on of the Holy Rosary for Peace in our World, our country and our homes, and for our own personal inten ons.

Each day will be led by one of our parishioners. You will receive a plenary indulgence. In following bulle ns we will explain the importance of the rosary and much more. We hope you will join us!

Our Lady Queen of the Holy Rosary,

Pray for Us!


Please pray for the safety of our troops and all who bear the scars of ba le including: Derek Atwood; James Linnehan; Gregory Meninger; John Bellamacina; Matthew Snodgrass; Jim O’Neil; Capt. Dan Petronzio; Matthew Hines;

Paul Guerra; Spc. Gustavo Nogueria; SSgt. Matthew Rush; Sgt. Robert Rush; Pvt. Ray Brown; Michael Hart; Erik Ruhmann; Jody Leardi; Major Christopher Distaso; PFC Brian MacDonald; Ryan Greaves; Robert C. Monk; Spec. James McDonald; Sgt. Howard Redmond;

SPC Keith Butler; PFC Marcial Bonés; Bob Cronin; PO 3rd William Payne; Cody Fisher; Nicholas Paicos; Brittany Murphy; Alexander Bailey; Shawn Miller; Michael O’Brien; Nicholas Bamberg; Capt. Amanda Imperato; Pvt. Christian Hernandez; LS2 Courtney Chambers; Warren Donald Fitzpatrick; Brian John Fitzpatrick; Nicholas Kotula, LCpl; Matthew Schipelliti , SPEC; Cpl Dominic Hose; USMC;

LCpl Koral Hose; Hannah Hughes, USN; GSM2 Melissa Lasdin; Lt. Eric Thomas; A1C Kenneth A. Hudson; John DiPasquale; Cpl Colin Dyer ,USMC; LCPL “AJ” Leno ; Andrew Shue; Nicholas White, SPC; LCPL Anthony Peluso, USMC ; SSGT Timothy Gonsalves

Please contact the parish office to add the name of your loved one currently serving in the U.S. Armed Forces. 11/2020

CHRISTMAS FLOWER MEMORIAL

Remember a loved one this Christmas with a poinse a on the altar and their name listed in the Christmas bulle n.

To avoid errors in the bulle n, please PRINT clearly

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Address:_______________________________________

Telephone: ___________________________________ E-mail: ________________________________________________

To ensure the name of your loved one is printed in the Christmas bulle n, please have your flower dona on in by DECEMBER 7.

Use this form or envelopes are located at the doors of the church.

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