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SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT St. Augustine Parish

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"This is my beloved Son. Listen to him."

Mk 9:7

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St. Augustine Parish, Andover, MA

Cover Art:Transfiguration by Carl Heinrich Bloch

RRCIA AND THE RITE OF ELECTION

Several months ago Tracie Krueger, parent of a Confirmation student and who works at UMass Memorial Children's Medical Center, asked if our Confirmation students would be willing to make fleece blankets for the young patients in this facility. Since that request, our students have made many blankets. Last week, Tracie thanked us, “I want to first and foremost thank you for the continued supply of fleece blankets. The children coming in for surgery absolutely light up when they receive them.... truly a game changer in terms of the hospital experience for them”. Thank you to our students and thank you to Tracie for allowing us to be part of this project.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

Lenten Reflection from our Patron “You have guarded against great sins like adultery or murder. You do not steal other people’s goods. You do not blaspheme. You do not give false

testimony. All these are mountainous sins. But what about the small ones? You have gotten rid of the mountain; take care lest you be buried by the sand.

~St. Augustine

Last Sunday our catechumens in the RCIA program, Sarah Doss and Andrew Lynch, celebrated the Rite of Election at the 9:30 AM Mass by formally requesting entry into the Catholic Church through reception of the Sacraments of Baptism, Eucharist and Confirmation which will take place at the Easter Vigil. The community present, both live and virtually, witnessed and accepted the request, pledging to set a good example and guidance for both Sarah and Andrew as they continue their journey of preparation. As part of the Rite, they signed the Book of Elect.

Pictured are Sarah, Andrew, Fr. Peter and John Markiewicz (John represented the sponsors and RCIA team helping to prepare Sarah and Andrew). During the remaining weeks of Lent, Sarah and Andrew will continue meeting weekly (virtually) with the RCIA team and their sponsors. We ask the

entire community to please keep Sarah and Andrew in prayer as they journey forward in faith!

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Sunday, February 28th, 2021

St. Joseph was chosen to be a provider and watchful protector of Jesus and Mary. In this YEAR of St. Joseph, as proclaimed by Pope Francis, we are invited to learn of St. Joseph anew and to embrace him as a spiritual father who provides protection and guidance to his children, especially in times of great need.

Please join us - and spread the word - for a worldwide consecration to St. Joseph on May 1st, the Feast of St. Joseph the Worker. This spiritual retreat consists of daily private reflections and an option to participate in six weekly small group sessions (via Zoom) beginning Wednesday, March 24th at 6 pm. Just as the Holy Family relied on the fatherhood of St. Joseph, the Church is calling us to rely on him too.

For more information and to register, please visit staugustineparish.org/St-Joseph or contact Cheryl Germino at [email protected] or Danette Morris at [email protected].

RREFLECTION ON SUNDAY READINGS by Deacon Lou Piazza

Confusion, our inability to comprehend “the what or why” of the present moments in our lives, is a critical mile marker in our journey of faith.

The Book of Genesis offers us a familiar narrative, the story of Abraham and Isaac, in which Abraham contemplates the unthinkable sacrifice of his beloved offspring. There is nothing more painful than the death of one’s own flesh and blood, and nothing more unnatural than for a parent to be a willful participant in the taking of his son’s life. And yet, Abraham does so without hesitation. How is that possible? What could Abraham have been thinking in that moment as he was preparing to offer Isaac as a living sacrifice?

The Gospel of Mark is filled with imagery in its description of the Transfiguration. Three apostles, Peter, James and John, witness the divinity of Jesus as he talks with the most notable of the prophets, Moses and Elijah. Their lack of understanding and the sheer wonderment of the moment is well documented in their dialogue. Can we stay? Shall we pitch a tent? They were struck with terror, bewilderment, confusion. And then, a moment of clarity, the voice of God himself penetrates the clouds, “This is my beloved Son, listen to Him”.

St. Paul, in his words, offers us the same clarity. Trust in God, have faith in him to lead us, protect us, intercede for us. Calm the unrest, quiet the confusion, believe in his providential care, surrender the useless anxiety.

This Sunday, we are reminded that it was Jesus, the son of God, the second person of the trinity, who was born incarnate so that the love of the Father could be revealed to us. It was Jesus who died so that we might be saved. When we don’t understand “what is happening” or comprehend “why things are”, our best course, sometime our only course of serenity is to seek the grace of the sacraments, to pray for faith, to trust in him and his love for us.

This weekend we are encouraged to accept the confusion, comforted in knowing that Jesus is the calming voice leading us to happiness, peace and eternal life. Our scripture offers us clear and specific guidance echoing the words of the Father, “This is my beloved Son, listen to Him.”

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MMonday, March 1st, Second Week of Lent

Dn 9:4-10; Lk 6:36-38

8am Lawrence J. Sullivan

Tuesday, March 2nd, Second Week of Lent

Is 1:10, 16-20; Mt 23:1-12

8am Brian Dolph

Wednesday, March 3rd, Second Week of Lent

Jer 18:18-20; Mt 20:17-28

8am Theresa Jankowsky

Thursday, March 4th, Second Week of Lent

Jer 17:5-10; Lk 16:19-31

8am

Friday, March 5th, Second Week of Lent

Gn 37:3-4, 12-13, 17-28; Mt 21:33-46

8am Richard A. Bishop

Saturday, March 6th, Second Week of Lent

Mi 7:14-15, 18-20; Lk 15:1-3, 11-32

Vigil 4pm Nancy L. Higgins

Sunday, March 7th, Third Sunday of Lent

Ex 20:1-17; 1 Cor 1:22-25; Jn 2:13-25

8am Thomas J. Flannery

9:30am Claire Melahn

11:30am Sam Padova

5:30pm St. Augustine Parish Community

VIGIL LAMPS - lit for one week for personal devotion

Sanctuary Lamp Stacy Lannon (healing)

St. Rita Lamp Victims of COVID-19

Blessed Mother Lamp Expectant Mothers

St. Augustine Lamp William A. Owens

Sanctuary Lamp - Friary Chapel Augustinian Vocations

Bread and Wine St. Augustine Parish Community

St. Joseph Lamp Anthony and Janet Andon (healing)

Roses for Rita Luisa Cristina Solari

SCRIPTURE READINGS AND MEMORIALS FOR THE WEEK...

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CCELEBRATING THE SACRAMENTS

The Sacrament of BBaptism is being conferred at individual ceremonies where families can gather safely as witnesses to the event. We joyfully welcome into our faith community Maxwell Duilio Meharg who received the Sacrament of Baptism last weekend. Congratulations to him and his family!

We mourn the passing of and pray for the repose of the souls of Irene Riberdy, Mary Bateson, Dolores Beal, David Eastman and Patricia Aiello who have recently passed away.

P rayer for Our Troops Around the World “Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need. We ask this in the

name of Jesus, our Lord and Savior.” We especially remember John Andon, Adam Devine, Joshua Devine, James Gaffney, John Gaffney, Meg Maddox, Micah Menendez-Aponte,Trevor Powers, and Sara Wulff.

We pray for those who are ill and pained in body, heart and mind, especially remembering Janet and Anthony Andon, Maximilian Tevelev, Kathy Mitchell, Lynda Stamboni, Geraldine D'Amico, Hilda Damiani, Katherine Connolly, Michele Duda, Joan Donohue, Tricia Legere, Natalie Aude, Edna Dankens, Jim Stamboni, Betty Andon, Rob Martelluci, Tyler Donahue, Lillian Gallagher, Christian Parker,

Matt Stroika, and Jack Gerard. We commend to our Divine Lord all of our aged people and those residing in nursing homes.

If you wish to have the name of a family member added to the prayers for healing, call the parish office at 978-475-0050. If you wish for a family member to be included in the prayers of our Prayer Line, call Patsy Gurry at 978-475-1508.

Ash Wednesday “Turn away from sin and be faithful to the Gospel”

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LLENTEN TRADITIONS - WHY DO WE DO THAT??

Stations of the Cross - with roots dating back to the 4th century, the Stations of the Cross are a popular Christian devotion that re-enact the steps of Jesus' Passion. One of the most important reasons for making the Stations of the Cross is to contemplate and enter more deeply into the mystery of Jesus' gift of himself to us. As participants progress from one station to the next, they pray and reflect on upon each of the scenes of his Passion and Crucifixion depicted. There are many different "versions" of the Stations, also called the Way of the Cross, and they may be made publicly or privately, in church or even at home. The beautiful Stations, located along the interior walls, at St. Augustine are a gift from the former

Sacred Heart Parish in Lawrence. PPlease participate virtually with us in the Stations of the Cross accessible at staugustineparish.org/stations. These are pre-recorded and may be prayed anytime. However, if you're able and wish to be part of our virtual community, please join us at 7:00PM each Friday in the safety of your own homes, and pray this beautiful devotion with us. Reconciliation - Lent is a penitential season and through our practices of prayer, fasting and almsgiving we focus on our humility before God and our need and desire to respond to God’s call to grow in relationship with him. Our liturgies during this season focus on humility and our own need for conversion - turning back to God. In a typical year, the faithful are especially encouraged to receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation prior to celebrating Easter. While the oobligation to receive this Sacrament is suspended during the pandemic, the Sacrament is offered by appointment at St. Augustine and is also offered regularly (and safely) at neighboring parishes - St. Theresa in North Reading, St. Michael in North Andover, St. Joseph the Worker Shrine in Lowell, to name a few.

Those who are not comfortable receiving the Sacrament in person, are encouraged to make a “perfect act of contrition” which begins with genuine sorrow for one's sins based upon love for God and includes the firm resolution not to commit them any more. The Church teaches that when contrition arises from “a love by which God is loved above all else, contrition is called ‘perfect,’”(CCC). A typical act of contrition is: “My God, I am sorry for my sins with all my heart. In choosing to do wrong and failing to do good, I have sinned against You, whom I should love above all things. I firmly intend, with Your help, to do penance, to sin no more, and to avoid whatever leads me to sin.” The “perfect act of contrition” is completed with a firm commitment to go to confession when that becomes possible.

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In unity with Catholics throughout the world, we enter into the season of Lent by spiritually turning back to God through the practices of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. Listed on these pages are some of the parish-wide liturgies, programs, prayer resources and service opportunities we are participating in during Lent. We hope you will join us for one, some or all!

Parish Lenten Mission – Who Are We Becoming as We Live this Journey? with Fr. Ray Dlugos, OSA Wednesdays in Lent at 7pm, live-streamed and recorded at staugustineparish.org/live-stream.

March 3rd - Humility and Compassion March 10th - Generosity and Love

March 17th - Adoration

March 24th - New Life Together in God: The Easter Vigil in Augustine's Church with Professor Joseph Kelly, Merrimack College (pre-recorded and available by March 24th)

LENTEN PRAYER

St. Augustine Church is open daily for private reflection following the 8AM Mass until noon Monday-Friday. Please observe safety protocols for social distancing and mask wearing. In lieu of providing printed booklets for private reflection, we have made several downloadable booklets available on our website. Also listed there are recommendations for some of the many apps and daily email reflections available for free or a small fee.

One-Heart Lent Program - The One Heart Lent Program directly supports the Cor Unum Meal Center in Lawrence. This is a simple program for the entire family by which 100% of donations go directly to feeding hundreds of people every day. Select a jar and make a commitment to sacrifice a daily

amount of money to the jar. At the end of Lent, donations are mailed to Cor Unum. Visit our parish website at staugustineparish.org/lent or CorUnumMealCenter.org for instructions including a

printable label to place on the jar and a program guide which provides daily spiritual reflections for the season of Lent.

Religious Education Parishioners are invited to join the families of our Religious Education program to donate items for Easter baskets for children served by Lazarus House. Please bring donations of Easter candy, toys, books, coloring books and crayons, Walmart and Target gift cards to the parish center Monday -

Friday 9-2:30 through March 29th.

Communities Together is conducting their annual ddiaper and underwear drive - donations of diapers and Pull-Ups® of all sizes may be placed in the blue bins in the back of the Church throughout Lent.

They will be distributed to local families by Neighbors in Need, whose volunteers have been delivering them directly to homes throughout the pandemic. Thank you for your generosity. FMI,

call Klara Vajda at 508-265-3883.

LENTEN SERVICE PROJECTS

PLEASE VISIT STAUGUSTINEPARISH.ORG/LENT FOR ACCESS AND DETAILS.

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Thank you for your generous support of our parish. With many participating in Mass virtually, please remember the offertory. The upkeep of our facilities, the support of our many ministries and the salaries paid to our staff are dependent upon your generous donations to the regular offertory. For your convenience, there are three different ways to donate electronically - please visit our stewardship page for info. Your offertory can also be sent in by mail to St. Augustine Parish, 35 Essex St., Andover, MA 01810 Attn:Offertory.

Knights of Columbus - Lenten Fish Fry Save the Date: Friday, March 19th @ Perry's Plate in Andover from 5PM to 7PM - order any item on the take-out dinner menu and mention KofC #1078 and a percentage of your total purchase will be donated to Lazarus House. Perry's Plate: 978-409-1814, perrysplateandover.com

Offertory 2/14/21 $12,343

Special Collections Church Property Maintenance Fund $416 Donation $500 Church in Latin America $41 Ash Wednesday/Catholic Charities $470 SVDP $30 Support of Church Around the World $100 Christmas – Augustinian Trust $1,200

GAP to date from 339 donors is $67,153

Next weekend, parishes across the Archdiocese will launch the annual Catholic Appeal, which provides necessary funding for the more than 50 ministries that serve our parishes, schools, and communities, helping us all live our faith together. This is our Church, and when you support the Catholic Appeal, you are directly supporting our parish and all those who turn to our Church for assistance. Visit bostoncatholicappeal.org to learn more or make a donation.

Congratulations and well done to parishioners Joanne Heim and Norma Villareal who will be honored at the virtual celebration of the Andover Rotary Club’s Annual “Citizens who Care” Event on March 3rd at 6:30 PM. Joanne (photo left) is a 2020 recipient of the Citizens Who Care Award and Norma (photo right) is recipient of the 2020 Educator of the Year Award.

Those who wish to attend the virtual event this year, can sign up at citizenswhocare.eventbrite.com.

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Church and Friary at 43 Essex St., Offices at 35 Essex St., Andover, MA 01810

Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30 AM—2:30 PM

Sacraments Reconciliation - by appointment

Baptism - staugustineparish.org/baptisms preparation class - Dan & Jacqueline Fague, 978-

623-0944 Eucharist, Marriage, Sacrament of the Sick, Funerals -

Call the parish office - 978-475-0050 Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults and Adult

Confirmation - staugustineparish.org/rcia, Mark & Mary DeFrancisco, [email protected]

Masses Saturday 4 PM Vigil Mass

Sunday 8 AM, 9:30 AM, 11:30 AM, 5:30 PM

Weekdays 8 AM (Monday-Friday)

Civil Holidays 9 AM

Holy Days 4 PM Vigil, 8 AM, 12 PM, 7 PM

Rosary prayed daily at 7:30 AM (except Sundays); Divine Mercy chaplet prayed after daily 8 AM Mass

Bulletin submissions should be sent to [email protected] by Monday at noon.

"One in Mind and Heart, Intent Upon God" ~St. Augustine

St. Augustine Parish in Andover, MA is a welcoming Roman Catholic faith community. United by our Baptismal commitments, and led by the Augustinian Friars, we aspire to embody Christ's continued presence on earth. We strive to enrich ourselves, the parish, and the greater community through worship, evangelization, education, and service. In addition to the sacramental ministry of the church, we are blessed to have a dedicated parish community involved in more than 25 ministries serving the Church and local community in a variety of capacities including faith education for children and adults, spiritual support, social justice, liturgical ministries, and social activities. For a complete list and description of each ministry, including the contact information of the coordinator, please visit our website at https://StAugustineParish.org.

Clergy and Religious Fr. Peter G. Gori, OSA, Pastor, x35 Fr. Arthur D. Johnson, OSA, x32

Fr. Edward J. Enright, OSA, In Residence, x18 Fr. Kevin Dwyer, OSA, Retired, In Residence

Dcn. Michael Curren, Deacon, x46 Dcn. Louis Piazza, Deacon, x43

Sr. Madonna Kling, CDP, Pastoral Associate, x36

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Patty Ehlbeck, Administrative Assistant, Cemetery, x10

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