Knights of Columbus Council #15791

The 2020 Brother James O. Harris Scholarship Application is now out. Please go to the Knights web page or call Stephen Griffin at 517-0481 to have a copy mailed to you.

June Birthdays: Brother Fernando Barrera, Brother Anthony P Coleman, Brother Dennis C Dempsey, Brother Richard Fuller, Brother Stephen M Griffin, Brother Ezequiel A Juarez, Brother Peter P Ouellette, Brother Gary L Potvin, Brother Mark P Roy, Brother Father Phillip Tracy

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BE TRANSFORMED!

The prophet Jeremiah was called by God to remind the Israel-ites that they were straying from the covenant. He resisted the call at first. Often times his words fell upon deaf ears. Twice, when God warns him of a plot against his life, Jeremiah asks the Lord to take vengeance. He calls upon God to visit a famine upon them, to make wives childless, for the young to die in battle, etc. (Jer18:19-24)

In the face of such hatred and injustice, we can understand at some point Jeremiah’s re-action. He is doing God’s work; God should protect him and avenge him. We might even suggest that Jeremiah demonstrates a slightly elevated awareness by asking God to do this. He does not take up arms himself, but rather, trusts that God will make it right.

Jesus faces a similar situation. His ministry has not been universally embraced; his own disciples struggle at times to be faithful. He is an outlaw; his best friend Peter is going to betray him and he knows that he is going to die a cruel death. Jesus’ response is remarkably different. John’s Gospel notes that “He loved his own in the world and he loved them to the end(Jn 13:1)” At the Last Supper, he anticipates his death and in the words of Cardinal Albert Vanhoye, “turns it into a gift of love. “In the bread and wine that becomes his Body and Blood, he gives his very self to us. Unlike Jeremiah, who focuses on revenge, Jesus chooses to offer complete love.

As we celebrate the Feast of the Body and Blood of Lord, the implication becomes obvious. As we adore the Blessed Sacrament and receive it into our human bodies, we are being invited to be transformed into this complete love. All the actions and words that contribute to division and hatred in our lives can become the sacrifice that we bring to God’s altar. We unite our brokenness with the broken bread and poured wine to join God, the source of love. The Eucharist becomes the means of establishing healing, real and tangible, in our lives.

It is easy to be like Jeremiah. We want God to recognize our faithfulness and sacrifices. We want God to protect us and take our side in conflict. Jesus asks for something far greater and then offers us the very means to achieve it. The next time you spend time in Adoration, make an Act of Spiritual Communion or receive the Eucharist, instead of simply seeing it as a personal grace for your holiness, I invite you to see it as a privi-leged opportunity to enter into God’s love and to intentionally share that love where it is needed most in your life, and in the lives around you.

MASS SIGN UPS As you can imagine, there is no perfect system to allocate scarce resources. We are doing our best to match desire with opportunity in a timely fashion. As more people are comfortable coming to mass, the system will have to adapt. Here are some important points to assist us:

We are currently limited to 50 people per mass, including minister. For weekend masses, we are contacting those who have expressed an interest in certain mass times and places. If you are contacted, it is important that you reply to let us know if you are able to attend that mass, and if we have the correct number of people in your party. Our hope is to have the weekend masses fully reserved, so if you simply show up, there may not be enough cancellations to let you in. Weekday masses have fewer people interested in them at this point. There are some registrations that will have priority, but more room for people to show up. Doors will be locked a few minutes before mass begins, so be timely. If you have a “reservation”, please be present at least five minutes before mass begins, or indicate that you or someone in your party is not coming. This will allow us to let visitors know if they can attend mass. Again, we prefer for people to register and to let us know when a preference changes. Finally, those who can attend week day masses will be lower on the list for a weekend mass registrations. Those who have not come to mass will have preference over those who have attended.

STAY ‘CONNECTED’

(1) Drive Up Eucharistic Adoration at Holy Martyrs Church on Mondays, 4:15pm - 5:15pm. Drivers must park in a spot facing the rear of Holy Martyrs as the exposition of the Blessed Sacrament will happen through the windows of the kitchen.

(2) NEW Public Mass schedule starts Monday, June 15th:

Daily Mass: Friday, 8:00am at SG; Monday, Tuesday, Saturday 8:15am at SH;Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday at 5:30pm and Wednesday, 7:30am at HM

Weekend Mass: Sunday, 9:30am at St. Jude; Sunday, 8:30am at St. Gregory; Saturday, 4:00pm and Sunday, 11:00am Sacred Heart, Saturday, 4:00pm, Sunday, 8:30am, 10:30am and 5:30pm at Holy Martyrs.

(3) Masses at Holy Martys will continue to be live streamed. Go to: pothe.org. and click on ‘Watch Mass Live’ or pothe.org/facebook. If you need assistance please contact Kim Palli at 207-553-9075.

(4) Drive through Confession - St Gregory: Saturday 9:00am-10:00am Holy Martyrs: Saturday 2:30pm-3:30pm Sacred Heart: Saturday 2:30pm-4:30pm

(5) Act of Contrition: O my God, I am heartily sorry for having offended Thee, and I detest all my sins because of thy just punishments, but most of all because they offend Thee, my God, who art all good and deserving of all my love. I firmly resolve with the help of Thy grace to sin no more and to avoid the near occasion of sin. Amen.

(6) Spiritual Communion: “My Jesus, I believe that you are present in the Most Holy Sacrament. I love you above all things and I desire to receive you into my soul. Since I cannot at this moment receive you sacramentally, come at least spiritually into my heart. I embrace you as if you were already there and unite myself wholly to you. Never permit me to be separated from you.”

P Parish & Diocesan Happenings Pastor’s Pondering (pg 2)

Send us your favorite photos of your Dad, Grandfather, Step Dad as we honor these Men in our Fathers Day Bulletin on June 21st!!

Please email photos to Kim Palli at kim.palli@portlanddiocese.org no later than Monday, June 15th.

Pivotal Players

The third and final segment of “Pivotal Players” will resume once we are able to go back to our usual meeting place at Holy Martyrs. Segment three includes three facinating choices: St. Augustine, Fulton Sheen and Flannery O’Connor. Once we receive the clearance to return, we will get the schedule (via the Bulletin & POTHE Note) to all attendees. We look forward to seeing everyone in the near future!!

Father Paul Hosts the Rosary on Facebook

Father Paul Marquis hosts the Rosary every evening at 9:00pm on Facebook. Father’s Facebook ID is: Paul Raymond Marquis

Friendship House

Many thanks to Parishioners for their generous contributions to the June 3rd meal for the Friendship House men!! On Wednesday, July 1st Holy Martyrs will be providing our monthly meal/household donations to Friendship House. Please come by Holy Martyrs between 1-3pm and look for a gray VW Jetta. An Alternative to food donations would be to send a check to: Frienship House, 290 Lincoln Street, So. Portland, ME 04106. THANK YOU, FRIENDS!!!

Upcoming Bulletins to Feature History of POTHE Churches

We will be featuring each of our churches in the bulletin over the next 4 months with respect to their history & traditions.

July 12th - St GregoryAugust 16th - St JudeSeptember 13th - Holy Martyrs

If you have old photos of any of our churches and/or memories of special events which have taken place over the years, kindly call Kim Palli at 523-9075/271-3133 or email at kim.palli@portlanddiocese.org to discuss.

APOSTOLATE OF PRAYER FOR PRIESTS

“Jesus has given us His Body to eat and His Blood to drink so as to nourish us on our journey towards Heaven.

All are called in Christ, but some are chosen to nourish His body as priests and in the consecrated life. Could you be among them? Call Father Seamus Griesbach at (207) 773-6471/seamus.griesbach@portlanddiocese.org.

Corpus Christi Sunday Our Liturgical Color is White

This Week’s Theme: Jesus is the Bread of Life

OUR FAMILY PRAYS: “In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. Jesus, we celebrate your closeness to us every time we receive the Eucharist at Mass. Help us to really understand this great gift and mystery. We desire to also be as close to you as possible. We thank you for your great love. In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.”

TODAY, WE CELEBRATE OUR PARISH FEAST DAY! PARISH OF THE HOLY EUCHARIST

OUR FAMILY SHARES CONVERSATION: Since the birth of our country, we have struggled with problems of racism, discrimination, and inequality; very recently, our country has been hurt by the wrongful murder of an African American man named George Floyd and by the violence which some people have committed, because of their hate, anger and vengeful hearts. Talking about and acting on what is happening if important so that we can understand how each of us can be positive forces which will change these hurtful ways. A few weeks ago, on Pentecost Sunday, we heard the story of Peter and the Apos-tles who were given, by the Holy Spirit, the power to speak in many languages to all the different peoples who had travelled to Jerusalem for the Jewish feast of Pentecost. All of them were amazed that they were able to understand, in their own languages, what the Apostles preached about the Good News of Jesus’ resurrection.

1. Why did God give the Apostles the power to suddenly speak so many languages?2. What message was God giving the Apostles and all the different groups of people?3. How do you think it felt to know that God himself wanted all of his children to under-stand the Good News?4. How do you think it felt to all the diverse peoples, to be included in God’s plan of love and freedom from sin?

Today, we celebrate the Feast of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ. In Latin, it is called Corpus Christi, which means the true Body and the true Blood of Jesus present in the Eucharist. St. Paul is the creative “Apostle” to the Gentiles (non-Jews) who came up with the description of Christ and his believers (our Church) as “The Body of Christ”. This means that Jesus is the head while we are all the parts.

1. Why would St. Paul use this image of The Body of Christ to describe God’s will?2. How does this image describe each and every one of us?3. What is God’s message to us amid the sad events of George’s murder?

A bias means that a person prefers certain ideas or persons and may not give equal chance to different ideas or persons. A generalization is when a person makes a judg-ment about something or someone, without enough information about that something or someone. Biases and generalizations can be learned behaviors and can be influenced by things we see in the media, our culture, our families. Often, we are not aware of our own biases. It is safe to say that other than newborn babies, we all have biases; it is also safe to say that it is easy to make generalizations. Do I sometimes have biases toward groups of people that are different from me?

Let us continue our unified prayers for our world, our country, all those who suffer from inequality, racism, and harmful treatment. Let us pray: “Come, Holy Spirit”

Family Faith Formation: Parish & Diocesan Happenings (pg 3)

Sacred Heart in Yarmouth

Newcomers to our church community -- and perhaps longtime residentswith memories -- might cherish some milestones of our Yarmouth church.With the 2020 celebration of Yarmouth’s special anniversary this year, weremember:

• Mass was reportedly celebrated in a Yarmouth private home in November1856. •

• l878-1910 - Cumberland Street church was established and dedicated to Sacred Heart of Jesus in a modest building which cost $1700 to construct. Reverend James A Flynn, head of missions for the diocese, had some responsibility for organizing the new parish.

• 1910 - Father Joseph D. Quinn purchased Main Street property which included a residence (thereafter the rectory) and a barn which became the church. He also purchased the site of Holy Cross Cemetery in Yarmouth.• 1913 - Fire destroyed the church building. Subsequently, celebration of Mass was held in the rectory.• Building materials - granite for the Romanesque-style church

was quarried from a site in Pownal, Maine. • The Boston architectural firm of O’Connell and Shaw

designed the church (Richard J. Shaw, Timothy G. O’Connell). The firm specialized in ecclesiastical projects.

• 1920 - Ground was broken for new church and cornerstone laid in 1921.

• 1929 - Unfinished church (interior) was dedicated.

Sacred Heart has a long, long history of serving the church & community including the annual Yarmouth Clam Festival, Sacred Heart Christmas Fair, Monthly Senior Luncheons, ‘That Man is You’ Catholic Mens Ministry, Boy Scouts, Social Justice & Peace Commission Ministry, Grief Support Ministry and many more. If you are new to the Parish and are interested in participating in any of these ministries please contact Kim Palli and she will put you in contact with the appropriate Ministry Contact Person. Call Kim: 523-9075 or email kim.palli@portlanddiocese.org. P.S. We are looking for a Chairperson for this year’s Christmas Fair. Wink, wink!! Please pray for an end to COVID 19 so that the Christmas Fair will be on this year!! Coming in the June 28th Bulletin more about Sacred Heart, their Music Ministry and history of our Sacred Heart Organ.

Parish & Diocesan Happenings (pg 4)

Saturday, June 13

9:00am SG Outdoor Confession2:30pm HM,SH Outdoor Confession4:00pm HM Public Mass (livestreamed on pothe.org)

Sunday, June 14

8:30am HM Public Mass (livestreamed on pothe.org)9:30am SG Corpus Christi Blessing (until 10:30am)10:30am HM Public Mass (livestreamed on pothe.org)12:30pm SH Corpus Christi Blessing (until 1:30pm)1:00pm HM Corpus Christi Blessing (until 2:00pm)2:00pm SJ Corpus Christi Blessing (until 3:00pm)5:30pm HM Public Mass (livestreamed on pothe.org)

Monday, June 15

8:15am SH Public Mass4:15pm HM Drive Up Eucharistic Adoration5:30pm HM Public Mass (livestreamed on pothe.org)

Tuesday, June 16

8:15am SH Public Mass9:30am HM Centering Prayer (bring an outdoor chair)10:30am HM Friends in Faith (bring an outdoor chair)5:30pm HM Public Mass (livestreamed on pothe.org)

Wednesday, June 17

7:30am HM Public Mass (livestreamed on pothe.org)

Thursday, June 18

5:30pm HM Public Mass (livestreamed on pothe.org)

Friday, June 19

8:00am SG Public Mass5:30pm HM Public Mass (livestreamed on pothe.org)

Saturday, June 20

8:15am SH Public Mass 9:00am SG Outdoor Confession2:30pm HM,SH Outdoor Confession4:00pm HM Public Mass (livestreamed on pothe.org)4:00pm SH Public Mass

Sunday, June 21_Father’s Day

8:30am HM Public Mass (livestreamed on pothe.org)8:30am SG Public Mass9:30am SJ Public Mass10:30am HM Public Mass (livestreamed on pothe.org)11:00am SH Public Mass5:30pm HM Public Mass (livestreamed on pothe.org)

Parish informationBulletin Items for the bulletIn are due 10 days prIor to publIcatIon. please submIt InformatIon to: KIm.pallI@portlanddIocese.orgWishing to register in the Parish please contact the parIsh offIce or fIll out the form on our websIteWishing to Become catholic please contact the parIsh offIce and asK for lIfelong faIth formatIon sacrament of the anointing of the sick and Pastoral care to the sick and homeBound please call the parIsh offIce wIth the name, condItIon, address, and phone number of the person who Is In needsacrament of BaPtism for infants please contact deacon dennIs as soon as you gIve bIrth to your chIldadult confirmation please contact georgette In the lIfelong faIth formatIon offIcesacrament of marriage please contact the parIsh offIce at least 6 months In advance of the desIred date of your weddIngsacrament of confession held every saturday In hm, sh & sg at 3:00pm or at any tIme by appoIntment wIth the prIestmass intentions call the parIsh offIce or fIll out an envelope found In the narthexmaking funeral arrangements please conact the funeral home, and they wIll assIst you In maKIng maKIng arrangements for the church

Mass Schedule & Prayer Intentions (pg 5)Saturday, June 134:00pm HM Fr. K Dorothy Fredricksen by Barbara Mae O’Leary

Sunday, June 148:30am HM Fr. T Dolores & Angelo Muccino by Annemarie & Steve Salzberg10:30am HM Fr. M Marion Paula by Her Children5:30pm HM Fr. T All POTHE Parishioners

Monday, June 158:15am SH Fr. M Deceased Family & Friends of John & Jeanne Collins5:30pm HM Fr. T Susan M Conroy by Mary Mardas

Tuesday, June 168:15am SH Fr. M Deceased Members of the Marquis & Gilbert Families by Father Paul Marquis5:30pm HM Fr. T Lev Agren & for the Family & Friends of the Agren Family

Wednesday, June 177:30am HM Fr. T Walter Ogden by Scott & Daniel Ogden

Thursday, June 185:30pm HM Fr. T Dolores Spino by George & Peggy Spino

Friday, June 198:00am SG Fr. K Dorothy Kimball by Lawrence & Janet Nowinski5:30pm HM Fr. T Florence & Stanley Borkoski, Helen & Paul Kozo by Anonymous

Saturday, June 208:15am SH Fr. M Marcella & Lawrence Weiss by Mr & Mrs DiDonna4:00pm SH Fr. M Joseph Bernard by Mary Keith4:00pm HM Fr. K Barbara Mullin by Jack & Betty Mullin

Sunday, June 21_Father’s Day8:30am HM Fr. T SI: Robert Sediza, William E Palli Jr & Sr by Their Loving Family 8:30am SG Fr. K David Maurice by Anne, Janess & Breat Maurice 9:30am SJ Fr. M Chester LeHay by Chris LeHay10:30am HM Fr. T Deceased Family & Friends of the Peaslee Family by Bruce & Cecelia Peaslee11:00am SH Fr. M All Souls by M Robert Dunn5:30pm HM Fr. T All POTHE Parishioners

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Pray for those who are ill or recovering from surgery…Roena Zink, Ellie Peters, John Lambert, Tom O’Connor, Mary Collins, Char-lie Pinette, Liz Chandler, Dave Toulouse, Helen Roberge, Bonnie LaChance, John Flood, Maryhelen Rice, Gretchen Sayward, Michael & Timothy Rice, Joan Hatt, Esther Sedzia, William E Palli, Sr., Alisson Hincks, Mark Gaudet, Maureen Perkins, Fran Ober, Peter Coffin, Don Gove, Bill Stan-bro, Catherine D’Amboise, Douglas Lewis, Gloria Legare, The Becker FamilyPray for our seminarians… Matt Valles, Joshua Maloney, Liam Gallagher, Alex Boucher, Joshua Guillemette, Than Pham, Hoa NguyenLet us continue to keep in our healing prayers… Cindy, wife of Brother Steve Carrier, Cynthia, sister-in-law of Brother Chris Madden, Brother Paul Metevier, Father Ray Picard, Anne Theriault, sister-in-law of Broth-er George Spino, Laurene, wife of Brother Dennis Dempsey, Brother Mark Bastey, Michael A. Stone, brother-in-law of Brother Frank Lemanski, Brother Gerald Bosse, Nancy, wife of Brother John Walkenford, Yvonne, wife of Broth-er Chuck Devine, Brother Gary Potvin, Kristine, wife of Brother Peter Rogers

WEEKLY OFFERTORY ** THROUGH JUNE 04, 2020

$6,120.50

Please consider making an online offertory donation via WeShare to help our Parish during this uncertain time. Go to: pothe.org and select the WeShare link.

Questions? Call the Parish Office and ask for Melissa Bagdon.

aPostolate of Prayer for Priests of the Portland diocese

Saturday, 6/13 Rev. Antonio A Amato & V. Rev. Jean-Paul Labrie

Sunday, 6/14 Bishop Joseph J Gerry OSB

Monday, 6/15 Rev. Renald D Labarre & Rev. Raymond A Auger

Tuesday, 6/16 Rev. Harold D Moreshead & Msgr. Rene Mathieu

Wednesday, 6/17 Rev. Albert Roux & Rev. Joseph Daniels

Thursday, 6/18 Rev. Patrick J Finn & Rev. Emile H Dube

Friday, 6/19 Rev. Anthony F Kuzia CM & Rev. John Mazzei

Saturday, 6/20 V. Rev. Daniel P Greenleaf & Rev. Joseph W Cahill

Sunday, 6/21 V. Rev. Thomas M Murphy & Msgr. Andrew Dubois

Parish of the Holy Eucharist Offices (Hours - Monday-Friday, 9am-4pm), 266 Foreside Rd., Falmouth, ME, 04105, 207.847.6890Holy Martyrs Church: 266 Foreside Rd., Falmouth

Sacred Heart Church: 326 Main St., YarmouthSt. Gregory Church: 24 North Raymond Rd., Gray

St. Jude Church: 134 Main St., Freeport

Holy Martyrs Masses & Adoration are streamed live to our website and Facebook Live. Watch Sunday Mass on TV Channel 1303 at 10am & 4pm.Find us online: pothe.org & on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram.

All staff may be reached by emailing: pothe@portlanddiocese.org or calling the parish office (207.847.6890).Bulletin item submissions are due 10 days prior to publication. Submit items to kim.palli@portlanddiocese.org.

Weekend Mass Schedule (Holy Martyrs’ Masses will be Live Streamed: Go to: pothe.org)

Saturday Holy Martyrs & Sacred Heart: 4:00pmSunday Holy Martyrs: 8:30am, 10:30am, 5:30pm Sacred Heart: 11:00am St. Gregory: 8:30am; St. Jude: 9:30am

Eucharistic Adoration (Drive Up at Holy Martyrs) Mondays 4:15-5:15pm Holy Martyrs

We are the Parish of the Holy Eucharist, a Catholic Community called to discipleship, seeking deeper communion with God, each other, and our neighbors by celebrating the Sacraments, sharing God’s word, and serving all in need.

Daily Mass Schedule (HM Masses will be Live streamed: go to: pothe.org)

Holy Martyrs 5:30pm Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday; 7:30am WednesdaySaint Gregory 8:00am Monday, Sacred Heart 8:15am Monday, Tuesday, SaturdayWeekly Rosary (on Saturdays)(Suspended)7:45am-Sacred Heart; 3:25pm-St. Gregory; 3:30pm-Holy MartyrsDrive Through Confession (on Saturdays or by appointment)2:30pm-3:30pm at HM, 2:30pm-4:30pm at SH, 9:00am-10:00am at St Gregory

Fr. TracyPastor

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Fr. MarquisParochial Vicar

DeaconDennis Popadak

Melissa BagdonBusiness Manager

Georgette DionneFaith Formation Dir.

Kim LovettFaith Formation

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