Saint John the Baptist Parish Parroquia San Juan Bautista St. John the Baptist, Peabody May 24, 2015 Pentecost Sunday Our Mission as a parish is: ♦ To reach out to everyone with the joyful gospel of God’s saving love. ♦ To form one another as disciples who encounter Jesus Christ deeply through word, sacrament and service. ♦ To live as a Spirit filled, multicultural community of mercy, justice and compassion within the Catholic Church. † Parish Staff † Very Rev. John E. Maclnnis,V.F. Pastor 978-531-0002 Párroco Parochial Vicar Vicario Parroquial Rev. Steven Clemence Hispanic Ministry Padre Paúl G.M. McManus Deacon Diácono Rev. Paúl G.M. McManus Catequesis Grados K-8 (en Español) Aida Vargas 978-826-7522 Director of Music Cynthia Arsenault 978-531-0002 Liturgical Coordinator Elaine Stonkus 978-826-7523 Deacon Leo Martin 978-826-7510 Parish Secretary Deacon Chuck Hall Secretaria Parroquial Brooksby Village Pastoral Assistant Property Manager Mr. Godfrey Musabe 978-531-0002 Deacon Russ Mower 978-531-0002 Business Manager Mary Goyette 978-531-0002 Director of Religious Education 978-536-7947 Karen Hinton 978-532-1586 SAINT JOHN’S SCHOOL Parish Office Hours: Monday – Friday: 9:30 A.M. - 3:30 P.M. or by appointment Principal - Directora Phone: 978-531-0444 Ms. Maureen Kelleher Fax: 978-531-3569 Fax: 978-531-5199 Parish Pastoral Council 17 Chestnut Street, Peabody, MA 01960 For parish information and to read bulletins online go to: Rev. John MacInnis Rev. Steven Clemence Deacon Leo Martin Deacon Chuck Hall Deacon Simon Valentin Nino de la Cruz Karen Hinton Janet McKechnie www.stjohnspeabody.com Parish Email or Bulletin Submissions by Thursday at 10 AM - 10 days prior to: [email protected] Ministerio Hispano Rev. John E. Maclnnis Padre Paúl G.M. McManus Diácono Simon Valentin Aida Vargas John Stueve 978-531-0002 Kalley Moore Phone: 978-531-0002 978-826-7544 978-531-0002 978-219-7191 Seminarian Intern Tracy Palen Kathleen Wilkinson Deacon Simon Valentin Seminarian 978-531-0002 978-531-0002 978-531-0002 Ministerio Hispano Spanish Catechesis 978-531-0002 978-826-7522 978-219-7191 978-531-0002 Parish Finance Council Rev. John MacInnis Maureen Chiu Henry Labrecque Pura de la Cruz Horario del Centro Parroquial Lunes – Viernes 9 AM – 4 PM Para una cita llame al 978-531-0002 Jonathan Rosenthal Arthur Venditti Colleen Civiello Scott Colbert Rich Gagnon Betty Melville Lenny Pienta Tom Serino 2 Eileen Zoldak Peter McGinn Henry Clay St. John the Baptist, Peabody May 24, 2015 Pentecost Sunday Schedule for Weekend Mass Please join us often! MONDAY 6:45 AM TUESDAY 6:45 AM MAY 25, 2015 Souls in Purgatory MAY 26, 2015 Personal Intention WEDNESDAY 6:45AM MAY 27, 2015 Personal Intention THURSDAY 6:45 AM FRIDAY 6:45 AM MAY 28, 2015 Edward Cogey MAY 29, 2015 Personal Intention SATURDAY 6:45AM MAY 30, 2015 Personal Intention St. John the Baptist St. Thomas the Apostle Saturday, 4:00 PM Sunday, 8:00AM, 10:00AM, 11:30AM (Spanish), 5:00 PM Saturday, 4:00PM Sunday, 8:30AM, 10:30AM, 7:00PM Brazilian Mass Weekday Masses: Monday – Saturday, 6:45 AM Reconciliation: Saturdays, 3:00 – 3:30 PM Viernes (Spanish): 6:00 PM Weekday Masses: Monday & Friday, 8:30AM Reconciliation: Saturdays, 3:00-3:30PM Schedule for Sacraments Baptisms for Children: 2nd Sunday of Month, 2:30 PM Call parish to register for Baptism. Bautizos en Español ver pagina 9. Adult Baptism and Confirmation Call to prepare for these sacraments. Marriage: Call to arrange at least 6 months ahead. ~Memorial Gifts for the Eucharist~ If you wish to offer a memorial gift of Bread and Wine or Sacramental Candles, please call the parish secretary at 978-531-0002. ~ Rest in Peace ~ Please remember in your prayers the repose of the soul of James M. Daly, Claire Morrison, & John Leonard and Mavis Michele Wright whose funeral Masses were celebrated in our parish. May they and all the faithful departed through the mercy of God rest in peace, Amen. THIS WEEK AT SAINT JOHN’S For details please call 978-531-0002 or visit our website at www.stjohnspeabody.com The Parish Center Office will be closed on Sun. May 24 11:00am Parish Coffee Hour 12:30pm Spanish Mass Coffee Hour Monday, May 25th-Memorial Day Mon. May 25 Tues. May 26 Wed. May 27 7:00pm Rosary, Adoration and Benediction 5:00pm – 9:00pm Adoration 6:00pm Novena to the Holy Face of Jesus 7:00pm Youth Group Meeting 7:30pm Pack 119 Comm. Mtg. 6:00pm Boy Scout Troop 119 Scripture for the week of May 24, 2015 24 SUN Vigil: Gn 11:1-9 or Ex 19:3-8a, 16-20b or Ez 37:1-14 or Jl 3:1-5/Rom 8:22-27/Jn 7:37-39 Day: Acts 2:1-11/1 Cor 12:3b-7, 12-13 or Gal 5:16-25/Jn 20:19-23 or Jn 15:26-27; 16:12-15 25 Mon Sir 17:20-24/Mk 10:17-27 26 Tue Sir 35:1-12/Mk 10:28-31 27 Wed Sir 36:1, 4-5a, 10-17/Mk 10:32-4526 28 Thu Sir 42:15-25/Mk 10:46-52 29 Fri Sir 44:1, 9-13/Mk 11:11-26 30 Sat Sir 51:12cd-20/Mk 11:27-33 31 SUN Dt 4:32-34, 39-40/Rom 8:14-17/Mt 28:16-20 3 Thurs. May 28 6:30pm Men’s ACTS Meeting 6:30pm G.O.D. Prayer Group 6:30pm Pack 119 Jamboree 7:00pm Confirmation Interviews Fri. May 29 Sat. May 30 1:00pm School Memorial Day Service 7:00pm Spanish Mass 6:00pm Spanish Prayer Group Sun. May 31 11:00am Parish Coffee Hour 12:30pm Spanish Mass Coffee Hour St. John the Baptist, Peabody May 24, 2015 Saint John the Baptist School PTO, will be having a pancake breakfast on Sunday May 31st from 9-12. The cost is $6.00 includes pancakes, sausages, homefries, muffins, juices and coffee. Proceeds benefit the PTO scholarships. Pentecost Sunday St. John the Baptist School News St. John the Baptist Tuition Assistance Will you sponsor a child? The Food Pantry needs volunteers to help with the food pick-up once a month. The pick-ups are on Thursday mornings (you do not need a car). Please call John Adams 978-532-2898 to volunteer or to get more information. Every school year St. John School receives many requests for tuition assistance. This year there is a substantial increase in the need for tuition financial assistance. Many families want their children to have the Catholic education experience but the tuition expense is a financial burden and they struggle to keep their children in our school year to year. Let’s help Godfrey Musabe to make it all the way to ordination! If you or someone you know would like to be a contributor to a Catholic school education for one of our deserving students, please contact the school office at (978) 5310444. Ext. 336. Any amount donated toward tuition assistance is greatly appreciated. Thank You Did you know that seminarians for the Archdiocese are responsible to “maintain” themselves throughout their period of formation? This means that the cost of their upkeep and personal needs throughout the period of formation and education is theirs to bear. Yes, they get a stipend, but not enough to cover all these costs. The Pentecost seminary collection goes to the support of the seminaries, not to help seminarians with their personal needs. 2015-2016 St. John the Baptist School Enrollment We are now accepting applications for the 2015-2016 school year. Openings in 2 year old playgroup, 3 and 4 year old programs, Kindergarten and Grades 1 through 8. Extended care is available for all students, early morning drop off starting at 7:00am and after school care until 5:30pm. As Godfrey leaves our parish in June, can we work together to make a “Love Offering” of money that he will be able to draw on as he continues in seminary rather than give individual gifts to thank him for his wonderful presence with us over the last year? This would help him to concentrate on the pastoral work and preparation he so much wants to receive and we would so much like him to continue with! Please call the school office for more information (978) 531-0444 ext 340 or e-mail: [email protected] Applications are also available on the school web site: www.stjohns-peabody.com Next week we will have envelopes ready for you to use if you choose to join others in this Love Offering to Godfrey Musabe. Please make any checks out to the Parish but with Godfrey Musabe noted on the check. You may put the envelopes in any collection between now and June 13th. Attention Stop & Shop Shoppers Then, on June 14th when we gather to bid farewell to both Father Russ Mower and Godfrey, you may bring a card expressing your personal wishes and we will present the combined “Love Offering” to Godfrey (noting our intention, and letting him know the donors and amounts). Please register your Stop & Shop card at www.stopandshop.com/aplus and help St. John’s School while you shop. After registering, each purchase made with your card earns cash for our school. It’s that simple. The school ID # for this program is 08721. You can also register by calling 1-877-275-2758. Please register today. Thanks for even considering this possibility; we think it will be a wonderful way to thank him, and a practical way to help Godfrey as he moves toward ordination for our diocese! Thank You for your support! 4 St. John the Baptist, Peabody May 24, 2015 Pentecost Sunday Registered? Pentecost Are You Registered to Vote? The Catechism of the Catholic Church says, “Submission to authority and co-responsibility for the common good make it morally obligatory … to exercise the right to vote” (2240). Pope John Paul II wrote in 2003, "Certainly the Christian vision leads to the expectation of "new heavens" and "a new earth" (Rev 21:1), but this increases, rather than lessens, our sense of responsibility for the world today. I wish to reaffirm this forcefully at the beginning of the new millennium, so that Christians will feel more obliged than ever not to neglect their duties as citizens in this world" (Ecclesia de Eucharistia, n. 20). Please make sure you are ready to exercise this Christian responsibility by registering and voting in the primaries and the General Election. The students in the Confirmation class did a lot of service hours for our parish and, in the process, discovered quite a bit about themselves and their beliefs. They painted a fence in the cemetery, visited some elderly parishioners with food baskets and small gifts, served meals in the soup kitchen, volunteered as babysitters during Sunday Mass and were servers and cantors and ushers at various times during the year. They learned that the life of the parish centers on the Eucharist, but extends throughout the week to all kinds of people, situations and needs. In turn, they discovered how truly gifted they were and how much the life of the Church depends on them. At Pentecost, the Holy Spirit descends on the Apostles to strengthen them for the task of spreading the Gospel. In Confirmation, we are given the spiritual gifts we need to fulfill our own mission. Those gifts are nourished and developed in and though others, so that each of us contributes to the vitality and personality of our family, our parish and our community. Make room for others, especially those who seem different or unique. They too have something to offer and it just might be what you need. Be open to the gifts the Holy Spirit brings us, regardless of the package in which they come, including the package you call ‘me.’ Adoration on Tuesdays at St. John’s We invite you to come and spend some time with the Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. Every Tuesday evening from 5:009:00 PM the Blessed Sacrament will be exposed in the chapel in the lower church. (Please note from 7-9pm there will be prayerful background music being played) Groups as well as individuals are welcome to come and offer their prayers in any language. There will be at least one person present at all times. If you would like to make that commitment of time with the Lord, please contact John or Trish Stueve at 978-979-7271. ~James Gaffney, © 2009 Karides Lic. to St. George Publishing [email protected] ACTS Join us for our next ACTS Retreat! It is a weekend to enrich your faith journey or maybe begin one. Give yourself or a teen you know, the gift of getting closer to our God by saying “yes” to joining us on an ACTS weekend. Applications are available at the doors of the church or for more information contact: John Stueve @ 978-857-7185 or Trish Stueve @ 978-979-7271. Please join us for coffee in the Lower Church Hall on Sundays. (After the 10 AM Mass ONLY) We would like to thank Central Bakery in Peabody for donating all the pastries for our coffee hour every week. Please be sure to visit their bakery at 48 Walnut Street in Peabody. Men’s Weekend – June 4-7 Women’s Retreat – June 11-14 Teen Retreat – June 25-28 5 St. John the Baptist, Peabody May 24, 2015 Pentecost Sunday THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT 2015 Offertory May 17th Ascension Thursday $ 8,902.00 805.00 Pentecost 2014 Offertory May 18th Ascension Thursday $ 7,764.00 690.00 The giving of the Spirit to the new people of God crowns the mighty acts of the Father in salvation history. Catholic Appeal Update: By Dr. Scott Hahn New Wind We are happy to announce that our parish has contributed over $21,600 from 135 families. If you have not had a chance to offer a gift, the Appeal is still ongoing. Thank you. The Jewish feast of Pentecost called all devout Jews to Jerusalem to celebrate their birth as God's chosen people, in the covenant Law given to Moses at Sinai (see Leviticus 23:15-21; Deuteronomy 16:9-11). God loves a cheerful giver.” (2 Corinthians 9:7) In today's First Reading the mysteries prefigured in that feast are fulfilled in the pouring out of the Spirit on Mary and the Apostles (see Acts 1:14). The Spirit seals the new law and new covenant brought by Jesus, written not on stone tablets but on the hearts of believers, as the prophets promised (see Jeremiah 31:31-34; 2 Corinthians 3:2-8; Romans 8:2). Pentecost Sunday There are some days and moments in life that really change us. They are moments of decision, growth, choice, and loss. Some will be noted as anniversaries, others will be anonymous dates overshadowed by the events of the day. But we are defined by our experiences and the lessons they teach. It changes how we look at ourselves and can help us define the purpose of our life. The Spirit is revealed as the life-giving breath of the Father, the Wisdom by which He made all things, as we sing in today's Psalm. In the beginning, the Spirit came as a "mighty wind" sweeping over the face of the earth (see Genesis 1:2). And in the new creation of Pentecost, the Spirit again comes as "a strong, driving wind" to renew the face of the earth. The Apostles experienced a similar moment in their life of faith. The Holy Spirit descends upon the Apostles and they are transformed from a group of frightened and fearful men, who squabbled over positions of authority and importance into fearless preachers of the Gospel. Filled with the power of the Spirit, they will become loyal and devoted servants of the Word and the world will be changed. United together in the power of the Spirit, they will carry out their mission and even give their lives for the sake of the Gospel. As God fashioned the first man out of dust and filled him with His Spirit (see Genesis 2:7), in today's Gospel we see the New Adam become a life-giving Spirit, breathing new life into the Apostles (see 1 Corinthians 15:45,47). Like a river of living water, for all ages He will pour out His Spirit on His body, the Church, as we hear in today's Epistle (see also John 7:37-39). The gifts of the Holy Spirit are essential to the life of every Christian. We may not remember the date of our Baptism or Confirmation, but the events of those days have been a daily part of our life. We are never left on our own, but are always given the grace we need to live and practice what we believe, becoming a stronger witness every time we allow God to work in and through us. Through Word, prayer and sacrament, the Lord renews us for our mission. Be not afraid, but confident in the power of the His Holy Spirit. We receive that Spirit in the sacraments, being made a "new creation" in Baptism (see 2 Corinthians 5:17; Galatians 6:15). Drinking of the one Spirit in the Eucharist (see 1 Corinthians 10:4), we are the first fruits of a new humanity fashioned from out of every nation under heaven, with no distinctions of wealth or language or race, a people born of the Spirit. A service of the St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology www.SalvationHistory.com ~James Gaffney, © 2009 Karides Lic. to St. George Publishing [email protected] 6 St. John the Baptist, Peabody May 24, 2015 Pentecost Sunday A NEW PENTECOST………….. “Inviting All to Be Happy and Hopeful” The following is an excerpt from America magazine on the 50th anniversary of the beginning of the Second Vatican Council. The author is Cardinal Oscar Andrés Rodríguez Maradiaga, S.D.B., the archbishop of Tegucigalpa, Honduras, and president of Caritas Internationalis. Pope Francis has called us to mark the 50th anniversary of the closing of Vatican II with a Holy Year dedicated to God’s Mercy. This reflection might help us see where the Spirit has led us. “Years after the opening of the council, many who know about it have not yet implemented it or read its documents or understood it. It is also true that many have sought to erase its memory because the challenges the council set before us, and continues to set before us, are rather uncomfortable for some structures and persons. “The new Pentecost” convened by Blessed (now Saint) John XXIII opened, and still opens, the doors and windows of a church in which more than a few pastors and laypeople suffer the temptation to close themselves off in a cell that is secure or full of prestige and comfort, little disposed to listen to the anguish and hopes of this world. Upon becoming the pilot of Peter’s barque as its “pastor and guide, navigator and admiral,” John XXIII found the church walled up in a holy city with a very European mentality and too centered in Rome. He was “provoked” by the Spirit of God and by internal and external ferments that caused some discomfort. Painfully, the comments of the bishops about the new council, gathered in 1959 and 1960, revealed that the ecclesiastical hierarchy had not yet taken the pulse of their world. They considered many of the subjects “foreign” to the mission of the church. Pope John himself did not think that way. He was ready to listen to the voice of renewal and dialogue so that the church might become an apostolic, missionary, servant church. The surprise of the entire world was enormous as he announced that it was necessary to open the doors and windows of the church and to renew the missionary commitment of the baptized. No less a surprise was the affirmation of the universal call to holiness for everyone. In the prayer to prepare the council, the pope spoke clearly of “a new Pentecost.” It was to be an ecumenical council marked by dialogue, openness, reconciliation and unity. All were convened, all included, all responsible, all holy, all missionaries. Celebrating With the People of God In Saint Peter’s Square on the morning of Oct. 11, 1962, some 2,500 bishops, in procession and singing the Litany of the Saints, marched toward the basilica. They were accompanied by the ringing of bells in all the churches of urban Rome. As the 20th-century council opened, a new epoch began for the church. A new church appeared in the old and majestic Basilica of Saint Peter. General enthusiasm was evident, though the indifference of some was not absent. In his inaugural discourse, Pope John XXIII surprised everyone. With great simplicity he began, “Mother Church is happy and exults with joy.” He had begun to dispel fears and reservations and to allow all to be filled with the joy of the Spirit. Then the pope responded directly to critics of the council. “We have a completely different opinion,” he said, “than those prophets of unhappiness, who constantly predict disgrace, as if the world were about to perish. In the current state of human affairs, through which humanity seems to be entering into a new order, we should recognize instead a hidden plan of divine providence.” Defining the task of the council and the mission of the church, Pope John affirmed that it was necessary to consider the legacy of 20 centuries of Christianity as something that, beyond all the controversies, had become the common patrimony of humanity. Therefore, he said, we are not talking about continuing to be trapped by the old. Rather we should with joy and hope, and without fear or reserve, move forward with the work required by our time and our Lord Jesus Christ. Already in the bull that convened the council and later in the encyclical “Pacem in Terris,” the pope referred to the signs of the times and to the duty to interpret them with discernment. In this way John XXIII re-established the prophetic task of the church in the heart of history. That day concluded with the pope’s famous improvised discourse before 100,000 people gathered with torches in Saint Peter’s Square. This spontaneous celebration called to memory the popular acclamation at the Council of Ephesus, where the bishops’ definition of Mary as Mother of God was received with acclamation by the people. It was also a clear image of the church as the people of God. The people of God, including the children, were present for all to see on the first day of the council. The pope’s simple and fatherly words revealed that he was not vindicating primates, infallibilities or privileges, not even before his brother bishops meeting in council, nor before any other persons. Rather he was inviting all to be happy and hopeful because God the Father has looked upon us; we have been anointed by God the Holy Spirit and sent forth by God the Son.” 7 St. John the Baptist, Peabody May 24, 2015 Pentecost Sunday Un nuevo Pentecostés.............. "invitando a todos a estar feliz y esperanzado" El siguiente es un extracto de la revista Latina en el 50 aniversario del inicio del Concilio Vaticano II. El autor es el cardenal Oscar Andrés Rodríguez Maradiaga, SDB, arzobispo de Tegucigalpa, Honduras, y el presidente de Caritas internacionales. El Papa Francisco nos ha llamado para conmemorar el 50 aniversario de la clausura del Concilio Vaticano II con un Año Santo dedicado a la Misericordia de Dios. Esta reflexión puede ayudarnos a ver hasta dónde el Espíritu nos ha llevado. "Años después de la apertura del concilio, muchos que saben al respecto aún no han implementado o leído s o entendido sus documentos. También es cierto que muchos han tratado de borrar su memoria, porque los desafíos que el Consejo puso delante de nosotros, y sigue poniendo delante de nosotros, son bastante incómodos para algunas estructuras y personas. "El nuevo Pentecostés" convocado por el Beato (ahora Santo) Juan XXIII abrió, y todavía están abiertas, las puertas y las ventanas de una iglesia en la que más de un par de pastores y laicos sufren la tentación de encerrarse en una celda que es segura o llena de prestigio y comodidad, poco dispuestos a escuchar la angustia y la esperanza de este mundo. Al convertirse en el piloto de la barca de Pedro como su "pastor y guía, navegante y almirante," Juan XXIII encuentra la iglesia de paredes en una ciudad santa con una mentalidad muy europea y demasiado centrada en Roma. Él fue "provocado" por el Espíritu de Dios y por los fermentos internos y externos que causaron algunas molestias. Dolorosamente, los comentarios de los obispos sobre el nuevo consejo, reunidos en 1959 y 1960, revelaron que la jerarquía eclesiástica aún no había tomado el pulso de su mundo. Ellos consideraron a su juicio, muchos de los temas "extranjeros" a la misión de la iglesia. El Papa Juan no pensaba de esa manera. Estaba dispuesto a escuchar la voz de la renovación y el diálogo para que la iglesia pudiera convertirse en una, misionera, la iglesia apostólica sierva. La sorpresa de todo el mundo fue enorme cuando anunció que era necesario abrir las puertas y ventanas de la iglesia y renovar el compromiso misionero de los bautizados. No menos sorprendente fue la afirmación de la llamada universal a la santidad para todos. En la oración para preparar el concilio, El Papa habló claramente de "un nuevo Pentecostés." Iba a ser un concilio ecuménico marcado por el diálogo, la apertura, la reconciliación y la unidad. Todos fueron convocados, todo incluido, todos responsables, todos santos, todos misioneros. Celebrando con el Pueblo de Dios en la Plaza de San Pedro en la mañana del 11 de octubre 1962, unos 2,500 obispos, en procesión y cantando las letanías de los santos, marcharon hacia la basílica. Estuvieron acompañados por el repique de campanas en todas las iglesias de la Roma urbana. Al abrirse el consejo del siglo 20, una nueva época comenzó para la iglesia. Una nueva iglesia apareció en la antigua y majestuosa Basílica de San Pedro. El entusiasmo general era evidente, aunque la indiferencia de algunos no estuvo ausente. En su discurso inaugural, el Papa Juan XXIII sorprendió a todos. Con gran sencillez, comenzó, "Madre Iglesia es feliz y exulta de alegría." Él Había empezado a disipar temores y reservas para permitir que todos fueran llenos del gozo del Espíritu. A continuación, el Papa respondió directamente a los críticos del consejo. "Tenemos una opinión completamente diferente", dijo, "que esos profetas de la infelicidad, que constantemente predicen desgracia, como si el mundo estuviera a punto de perecer. En el estado actual de los asuntos humanos, a través del cual la humanidad parece estar entrando en una nueva orden, debemos reconocer en cambio un plan oculto de la divina providencia”. Definiendo la tarea del consejo y de la misión de la Iglesia, el Papa Juan afirmó que era necesario tener en cuenta el legado de 20 siglos del cristianismo como algo que, más allá de todas las controversias, se habían convertido en el patrimonio común de la humanidad. Por lo tanto, dijo, no estamos hablando acerca de continuar siendo atrapado por el viejo. Más bien deberíamos tener alegría y esperanza, y sin temor ni reserva, seguir adelante con el trabajo requerido por nuestro tiempo y de nuestro Señor Jesucristo. Ya en el que convocó el concilio y más tarde en la encíclica "Pacem in Terris", el Papa se refirió a los signos de los tiempos y el deber de interpretar con discernimiento. De esta manera restableció Juan XXIII la tarea profética de la iglesia en el corazón de la historia. Ese día concluyó con el famoso discurso improvisado del Papa ante 100,000 personas que se reunieron con antorchas en la plaza de San Pedro. Esta celebración espontánea trae a la memoria la aclamación popular en el Concilio de Éfeso, donde fue recibida la definición de los obispos de María como Madre de Dios con aclamación por el pueblo. También fue una clara imagen de la Iglesia como pueblo de Dios. El pueblo de Dios, incluyendo a los niños, estaba presente para que todos puedan ver el primer día del consejo. 8 St. John the Baptist, Peabody May 24, 2015 Pentecost Sunday Parroquia de San Juan Bautista: BIENVENIDOS A NUESTRA COMUNIDAD HISPANA Y que todos: nos comprometamos, cada día, a ser más FAMILIA en JESÚS, Vivo y Resucitado. Para solicitar los Servicios Pastorales, en la Comunidad, por favor hablar, Con Padre Paúl G. M. McManus: de Viernes a Sábado, en Peabody Tel: 978-826-7522 o por correo electronico a [email protected] Pentecost Voice La Voz de Pentecostés The Holy Spirit, who came on Pentecost, gave voice to the apostles to proclaim the truth of the Gospel. The Spirit, the Soul of the Church, continues to enable the Church to speak, and enables us to speak in our individual capacity. As Cardinal Elio Sgreccia, former President of the Vatican’s Pontifical Academy for Life has said, “The Church must speak out in today's context on fundamental rights, the right to justice, the right to peace, but above all and in the first place, the right to life. If the Church did not speak, did not proclaim the truth, it would be abandoning its duty; it would be unfaithful to society, to the good of society. Therefore, its precise duty is the very liberty to intervene with word, and also with example -- the example of promoting human life, of intervening for the salvation of mankind." El Espíritu Santo, que vino en Pentecostés, les dio voz a los apóstoles para proclamar la verdad del Evangelio. El Espíritu, el Alma de la Iglesia, continúa permitiéndole hablar desde nuestros respectivos lugares. El Cardenal Elio Sgreccia, ex presidente de la Academia Pontificia del Vaticano por la Vida dijo, “La Iglesia debe hablar en el contexto de hoy sobre los derechos fundamentales, el derecho a la justicia, el derecho a la paz, pero sobre todo, en primer lugar, el derecho a la vida. Si la Iglesia no hablara ni proclamara la verdad, estaría abandonando su deber, sería desleal a la sociedad, a la buena sociedad. Por tanto, su deber es precisamente la libertad de intervenir con la palabra, y también con el ejemplo – el ejemplo de promover la vida humana, de intervenir por la salvación de la humanidad.” Bautismos Tercer sabado del mes a las 4:00 p.m. Conferencia para padres y padrinos: Segundo sábado del mes en el Centro parroquial a las 12 p.m. Se puede conseguir el formulario en la oficina de la parroquia o después de la Misa vea a Diácono Simón Valentin. REZO del SANTO ROSARIO antes de el SANTÍSIMO SACRAMENTO Todos los Lunes, en la Iglesia de Abajo, a las 7:00 de la noche. Ven a orar y a adorar a Jesús Sacramentado y a encontrar en Él bendición y paz. Grupo de Oración Los sábado a las 7 p.m. Matrimonios Por favor, hable con el Padre Paúl a los menos seis meses antes de la fecha escogida. Quinceañeras – Visitas Pastorales – Otros Servicios Por favor, hable con el Padre Paúl, o Diácono Simón Valentín CÍRCULO DE ORACIÓN Todos los Sábados, a las 7:00 p.m. En el Lower Hall, iniciando con el rezo del Santo Rosario. Ven a llenarte del Espíritu Santo: alabando, orando, cantando, escuchando la Palabra y creciendo en la fe. Y a recibir las bendiciones que Jesús tiene para usted y su familia, para todos y para los amigos. La Santa Misa Los domingos a las 11:30 a.m. Los viernes a las 7 p.m. Confesiones Los viernes de las 6 hasta las 7 p.m. Jueves – Sábado por cita en la casa parroquial Llame al Padre Paúl 978-826-7541 ATENCIÓN: A los Padres de familia: Todos los Niños (as) deben ir al Baño acompañados por un Adulto. Gracias! 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