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GOOD SHEPHERD PARISH worshipping at

Saint Zepherin Church, 99 Main Street, Wayland, MA Saint Ann Church, 134 Cochituate Road, Wayland, MA

SUNDAY MASS

Saturday 4:00 PM at Saint Ann Church Sunday: 8:30 AM at Saint Zepherin Church Sunday 10:30 AM at Saint Ann Church Sunday 5:00 PM at Saint Zepherin Church (NO 5:00pm Mass from July 7th—September 1st)

WEEKDAY MASS at 9:00AM

Monday and Tuesday at Saint Ann Church

Wednesday thru Friday at Saint Zepherin Church

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PARISH STAFF DIRECTORY

Administrator: Rev. David O’Leary [email protected] Permanent Deacon: Deacon Geoffrey Higgins [email protected] Finance & Operations Manager: Liliana B. Lucas [email protected]

Director of Music Ministries: Jennifer Honen Emery [email protected] Director of Religious Education and Family Ministries: Sue Muldoon [email protected] Youth Minister and Director of Confirmation: Laura Tringali [email protected] Associate Youth Ministry Director: Kelly McPherson [email protected] Administrative Assistant: MaryAnn Malovrh [email protected]

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM

The baptism of infants is generally celebrated on the fourth Sunday of each month at St. Ann Church and the third Sunday of the month at St. Zepherin Church. Bap-tism may also be celebrated during a parish liturgy. Parents should contact the Parish Office in advance to make arrangements. Adults interested in becoming members of the Catholic Church should contact the Parish Office for information.

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE

Arrangements should be made at least six months prior to the anticipated date of the wedding by contacting the Parish Office.

SACRAMENT OF PENANCE (Confession)

Saturdays at St. Ann Church from 3:15-3:45 pm or by appointment.

SACRAMENT OF THE SICK AND COMMUNION CALLS

Holy Communion is regularly brought to the homebound and to those in skilled nursing and assisted living facili-ties in our parish. If you know of someone who needs this service please contact the Parish Office.

GOOD SHEPHERD PARISH Parish Office: 99 Main Street, Wayland, MA 01778 * Phone 508-650-3545 * Fax 508-655-6948

Summer Office Hours: Mon. thru Thurs. 9:00am-4:00pm, Friday CLOSED * www.GoodShepherdWayland.org

PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL MATTERS

To promote parish communica-

tion, we now have an e-mail ad-

dress where to send your Pastoral Council related mat-

ters: [email protected] . A member of

the Parish Council will be happy to address your con-

cern, positive feedback and/or questions. Thank you

for your support of our Parish Mission.

MISSION STATEMENT

We, the Roman Catholic community of Good Shepherd Parish, strive to be a living sign of Christ's love in and for the world.

In response to our Baptismal call, nourished by the Eucharist and guided by the values of the Second Vati-can Council, we seek to continue the mission of Jesus Christ by welcoming, supporting and guiding all through prayer, sacramental celebration, service and education.

Photo By: Evan Dennis

STEPHEN MINISTRY SUMMER MEETING SCHEDULE

The Stephen Ministry meeting schedule is changed during the summer months. There will be a meeting on July 23rd and one on August 20th, both at 7pm in St. Ann Library.


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Tuesday, July 9, 2019 9:00am Ruth VanBuren

Wednesday, July 10, 2019 9:00am Millie Choinski

Thursday, July 11, 2019 9:00am The Pazmino Marrero Family (living intention)

Saturday, July 13, 2019 4:00pm Parishioners

Sunday, July 14, 2019 8:30am The Blackwood Pazmino Family (living intention) Our faithful parishioners of Good Shepherd Parish

come together as one to pray for all the Mass Inten-

tions, for the living and the deceased. Please consider

offering up the gift of a Holy Mass for your loved ones

for any life celebration such as b-day, wedding anni-

versary, graduation. You can call the parish office to

book your Mass.

Good Shepherd Parish MASS INTENTIONS

Please consider volunteering in our Faith Formation Program

Our faith formation pro-gram for children in grades K-5 is dependent on volunteers to serve in many roles. You do not need to have a child in the program to volunteer. Please consider the ways

that you can share your faith with the next generation. We are in need of teachers, classroom assistants and hospitality coordinators. The classes meet on Sunday mornings from September- March either after the 8:30 Mass or prior to the 10:30 Mass. Please contact Sue Muldoon in the religious education office to find out more about how you can help.

SUMMER MASS SCHEDULE

Sunday, July 7 thru Sunday, September 1st

Saturday 4:00pm St. Ann Church

Sunday 8:30am St. Zepherin Church

Sunday 10:30am St. Ann Church

There will be NO 5:00pm Mass

until September 8th

Do You Know Someone Who Could Use a Prayer?

(or maybe 50 of them)

CALL THE GSP PRAYER LINE 508-745-6317

The person you reach will pray for your

request immediately. More than 50 other parishioners

who have agreed to pray will receive your request so

they can pray too.

Your request can be by full name, first name, or anonymous.

No Matter What You Do, Where You Are or Where You’re Going...Always Focus on

JESUS!!

Readings For The Week Scripture for the week of July 7, 2019

7 SUN Is 66:10‐14c/Gal 6:14‐18/Lk 10:1‐12, 17‐20

or 10:1‐9

8 Mon Gn 28:10‐22a/Mt 9:18‐26

9 Tue Gn 32:23‐33/Mt 9:32‐38

10 Wed Gn 41:55‐57; 42:5‐7a, 17‐24a/Mt 10:1‐7

11 Thu Gn 44:18‐21, 23b‐29; 45:1‐5/Mt 10:7‐15

12 Fri Gn 46:1‐7, 28‐30/Mt 10:16‐23

13 Sat Gn 49:29‐32; 50:15‐26a/Mt 10:24‐33

14 SUN Dt 30:10‐14/Col 1:15‐20/Lk 10:25‐37


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Volunteers are Needed!

Our faith formation program is dependent on volunteers to serve in many roles. We are in need of teachers, classroom assistants and hospitality coordinators. Please contact Sue Muldoon in the religious education office to find out more about how you can help. We are dependent on each family being able to contribute in some way.

Registration for the 2019-2020 Religious Education Year is now open!

Registration and fee payment can be done through the parish web site at goodshepherdwayland.org under Faith Formation. There are descriptions of all of the programs and session options there as well. Please contact Sue Muldoon in the religious education office with any questions.

New Altar Servers are needed!

Be a part of something important! All children and youth who have made their First Communion are invited.

Please contact Deacon Geoff ([email protected]), or Kathy Curtin ([email protected]) for more information.

Religious Ed K-5

NEW! Email Address for Laura Tringali:

[email protected]

Youth Ministry has switched over to Gmail to improve

communication by making it easier (1) for families to

view and sign up for events and (2) for students to

share Google Docs such as Confirmation assignments

and Leadership Institute witness talks. Please contact

Laura at [email protected] or call/

text 508-319-1790. In August, the Parish Website will

feature a link to the Youth Ministry calendar via

Google Calendar. Youth events will still appear on the

general Parish Calendar.

Keep Up with Youth Ministry on Our NEW

Youth Ministry Blog!

Teens, Write for the Blog!

Confirmation students can earn extra building blocks.

Juniors and Seniors, writing posts for a blog will look

great on your resume. Find details for submitting posts

for the blog on the Youth Ministry page of our Parish

Website.

www.goodshepherdwayland.org/68 gspyouth.blog

Find a complete list of Youth Ministry events on the

Youth Ministry page of our Parish Website:

www.goodshepherdwayland.org/68

PUTTING GOD’S WORDS IN ACTION Here at GSP we respond to the word service at a blink of an eye! Thanks to the positive

response to our painting help request, we will be painting small areas at both churches

on July 20th (St. Ann) & August 3rd (St. Zepherin), both Saturdays, from 9am-12pm.

Please join us; we are still in need of extra hands. For more information or to sign up to

help, please contact Liliana at the parish office. Thank you in advance for your service giving spirit!!


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WEEKLY OFFERTORY Weekend of June 29/30, 2019

Offertory budget $16,269

Actual Received $11,737

Variance ($4,532)

$ 1,646 of the actual was received through WeShare, our electronic giving program.

FY2019, Year-to-Date Offertory as of 6/30/2019

Offertory Budget $845,988

Actual Received $821,480

Variance ($24,508)

We are pleased to include in the bulletin a weekly financial report to highlight your Offertory contribu-tions in comparison to the weekly Offertory budget projected for the Fiscal Year 2019 (July 2018—June

2019). In addition, a financial performance summary report will be published periodically to preview the overall financial performance of the parish throughout the year. We are always grateful for your generosity!

STAY IN TOUCH: Join Good Shepherd Parish’ E-mail List!

We have many wonderful opportunities and events throughout the year to enrich our community of faith and we want to let you know about them! By signing to our list, on Fridays you’ll receive an e-mail with the weekend’s activities announcements and the bulletin. Please make sure we have your accurate contact information to re-ceive parish news via e-mail.

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ARCHDIOCESE OF BOSTON 2019 Special Collections updated June 30, 2019

Missionary Cooperative Plan 21-Jul

Clergy Health & Retirement Trust 15-Sep

Holy Father & Missionary Efforts 13-Oct

To benefit: Special Collection Sunday; Holy Father - Peter's Pence; Catholic University of America

World Mission Sunday 20-Oct

Retired Religious Sisters 24-Nov

Christmas Collection 25-Dec

FY 2018/19 FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE SUMMARY

July 1, 2018 - May 31, 2019

INCOME

Offertory $762,698

Rel. Ed. fees/Others $129,484

TOTAL Income $892,182

EXPENSES

Operating $825,557

Capital Expenditures (non-operating) $36,324

TOTAL Expenses $861,881

NET Operating Income: NET Income

$66,625 $30,301

COME VISIT

OUR LORD

Did you know the ramp door at Saint Ann’s Church is unlocked all day from 8:30am to

5:00pm, Monday through Thursday? Come on in for a visit and private prayer.

And…

The doors off the plaza at Saint Zepherin Church are unlocked 8:30am to 4:30pm Monday through Friday (Thurs. in July & Aug.). So stop by for a visit to the Blessed Sacrament.

Photo By: David Beale


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NPH TRIP July 1-7

Please pray for our parish-

ioners and teens who are on

an immersion trip to NPH

Guatemala this week! They

will be serving and building

relationship with those who live and work in the NPH

home. Keep up with the trip at https://gspyouth.blog .

Just5Days July 15-19

Please pray for the

middle schoolers who

are with Laura and Kelly in Springfield on a service

week! They will be sent out throughout community do-

ing service and participating in activities to learn

about our faith and social justice. Keep up with the

trip at https://gspyouth.blog

SUMMER PARISH OFFICE HOURS (from July 1st thru the end of August)

During the summer months, the Parish Office will be

opened ONLY Monday thru Thursday from 9:00am to

4:00pm.

There will be NO office hours on

Fridays. Please plan according-

ly, so we can continue serving

your parish related needs dur-

ing the slow summer months. Our Friday’s normal business

hours will resume on September

6th (9:00am—3:00pm).

VIGIL CANDLE DEDICATION

William G. Acconcia June 28—July 4

Ross Trocano July 5—July 11

Dominic Trocano

July 12—July 18

If you would like to dedicate a candle in memory or

honor of a family member or loved one, please con-

tact the office 508-650-3545. The suggested offer-

ing is $10.00. The name of the person will be placed

in the bulletin and the candle will burn for one week,

Friday through to the following Thursday.

HOSPITALITY COFFEE HOUR after Sunday 8:30am Mass

We are pleased to offer Coffee Hour to our parish-ioners every Sunday after the 8:30am Mass at St. Z’s Parish Center in the months of July & August. Some Ministry Groups/Committees agreed to host one Sun-day from the schedule. We still need family groups or Ministries to fill in the available spots; please call the office. Come join us for a cup of coffee, juice & breakfast treats!

7/7 Available 8/4 KofC (tentatively)

7/14 Hospitality Committee 8/11 Hospitality

7/21 KofC 8/18 KofC

7/28 Available 8/25 Available

BULLETIN DEADLINE

If you would like to include an announcement in

the bulletin, please send it to

[email protected] by 5:00pm,

TWO Fridays prior to the weekend in which you

want it published. Due to space limitation, we

will accommodate your request on a first come,

first served basis.

Thank you for your cooperation!


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Published on GPS’s Youth Ministry webpage on April 11, 2019

Discovering my Best Self in Leadership Institute by Grace

To see more blog posts by teens involved in Youth Ministry & Confirmation Prep, check out: https://gspyouth.blog

As a senior, this is my second year being a part of the Leadership Institute here at Good Shepherd Parish. All of the time that I have gotten to spend a part of this group has allowed me to learn so much and make so many new friendships. Since our parish has people from multiple towns, Leadership acted as a catalyst for those inter-town friendships to form and some of my closest friends are now from another town.

The group of friends that has formed has become a safe space in which we all feel we can be open towards one another since we have talked about the deep stuff in our lives. Having people that you feel like you can talk to about absolutely anything is the type of environment that Leadership has cre-ated not only for me but so many others.

Leadership has also allowed for me over the past two years to become much more involved in what is going on at church and all of the different events that I can go to or volunteer at. This past year I was able to be a leader on all of the retreats that we hosted with our youth ministry program. Getting to lead small groups and activities allowed me to gain so many new skills that I most likely other-wise wouldn’t have gotten.

Leadership Institute has taught me courage. It takes a lot of courage to talk to a group of people and tell them what they should do (such as instructions for games and activities) or how to follow what is happening. I was also able to give my witness talk a few times which takes even more courage. To sit in front of about 40 or more people and tell them about the hardest times in your life takes a tre-mendous amount of courage and, because of Leadership, I had that opportunity to grow and do that.

Most importantly, Leadership has further connected me with God, I can find myself more easily spend-ing more of my free time in a positive way growing my relationship with God. Overall, leadership has truly allowed for the best version of me to come out and thrive in a welcom-ing community of teens that all have similar visions.

The time I have gotten to spend a part of this group has been great, and I am sad that it is almost over but I know that the friendships that it has facilitated will last.

Be a Pray-er JOIN THE GSP PRAYER LINE

Call the Prayer line number 508-745-6317 to join.

More than 50 parishioners have joined to pray when someone needs it.

Your prayer can be as short or long as you have time, one time or for an

extended period as you feel lead.


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In 1955, a husband and wife songwriting team attended a youth re-treat in California. They put together a song that captured their hopes for a better, more peaceful world. The song quickly spread around the world and has been sung by many famous singers and entertainers. It’s been sung in church, at rallies and in bathroom showers all over the country! The song was “Let There Be Peace on Earth, And Let it Begin With Me.”

Jesus gives His disciples a mission and directions how to achieve it. They go to all the towns He will visit and pre-pare the people to hear His message. There is urgency to the work: they are not to carry anything that will de-lay them, nor should they fuss about what they eat or where they stay. Announce the reign of God and move on. The conversion of each town started with the work and example of the disciples.

We each have our own personal mission, given in baptism and that unfolds over time. Some are called to reli-gious life, others to marriage, some to parenthood, others to social service or teaching or caring for the sick. Whatever our mission, the Lord calls us to it with a sense of urgency and importance. Your good work and ex-ample will announce the reign of God is at hand. Let it begin with you! ~James Gaffney, © 2010 Karides Lic. to St. George Publishing [email protected]

14th Sunday of Ordinary Time

Coffee, juice, pastry and good fellowship is the per-fect combination of Coffee Hour at GSP every Sunday morning in the Parish Cen-ter or in the church patio (weather permitting) after the 8:30am Mass during July & Aug.

Come and Join Us; we are here to Serve YOU!


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The photo of a father and his toddler daughter face down after drowning in an attempt to enter the USA by crossing the Rio Grande added yet another tug to the global heartstrings. “Why would parents even try taking babies and toddlers on such dangerous journeys – whether toward the USA or across the Mediterranean in flimsy boats toward Greece or Italy?” some people wondered. This snapshot of a global immigration crisis re-minds us that the Biblical landscape is marked by the geography of hope. Once expelled from the paradise of Eden humans are constantly driven to find that new place in which they can live together in what the Bible calls shalom, in peace, prosperity, justice, freedom from war, illness, and hunger.

One powerful answer to the question of where to locate hope is represented in today’s reading from Isa 66:10-14. Jerusalem will be transformed into that global expression of prosperity, justice, and peace. Of course, prophets like Isaiah craft their visions in poetry, not the sober statistics of UN reports. To appreciate the poet-ry, notice that God’s people, those who love Jerusalem are being encouraged to exchange their present state of mourning for rejoicing.

Isaiah imagines God as a nursing mother with more milk than her eagerly nursing infants could possible drink, as the mother playing with those toddlers or comforting them in their childhood disasters. Added to that the riv-er is not the deadly torrent like the Rio Grande but an image of prosperity, the “wealth of nations”. (Adam Smith owes the title of his economics classic to Isaiah.) Contrast the plight of refugee mothers whose children are dying because they have no milk, of a mother and small children dying in the desert, of those who lost all belonging in the sea. Isaiah’s poetic vision of a mothering God extended hope to those mourning loss.

Would Isaiah’s phrase, “in Jerusalem you shall find your comfort”, elicit anything but a skeptical eye-roll from people today? We know that the crowd which escorted Jesus into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday were expecting that he would turn Isaiah’s poetry into reality. The healing powers that Jesus unleashed during his ministry even had his followers thinking that the forces of evil were on their way out (Lk 10:17-20). Jesus cautions against rejoicing in such victories, “…rejoice because your names are written in heaven (v. 20). “The Kingdom of God is at hand for you” relocated hope from a place to hearts of believers everywhere.

Pheme Perkins

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