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Then
Jesus approached and said to them, "All power in heaven and on earth has
been given to me. Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing
them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit,
teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with
you always, until the end of the age."- Mt 28:18-20
Today’s
Sunday: Acts 1: 12-14 1 Pt 4: 13-16/Jn: 1-11a
Monday: Acts 19:1-8/Jn 16:29-33
Tuesday: Acts 20:17-27/Jn 17:1-11a
Wednesday: Acts 20:28-38/Jn 17:11b-19
Thursday: Acts 22:30; 23:6-11/Jn 17:20-26
Friday: Acts 25:13b-21/Jn 21:15-19
Saturday: Morning: Acts 28:16-20, 30-31/Jn
21:20-25
Next Sunday: 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/Jn
20:19-23
Mass Intentions
Wednesday
9:00
Prayers
For the deceased
Wayne Peck, Peter Bruno, Henry Gotovich, Peter Joseph, Angelica Chirani,
Mary Mason
For the sick
Carolyn
Cleveland, Elsie Barnor, Jody Thomas, Millie MacDougall, Gloria Marshall, Erin
O’Handley, Chic Labrie, Aidan Loftus, Michelle Beausoleil, Jeanne Bouley, Mary
Peltier, Bill Cronin, Helen McNabb, Maura O’Toole, Sam DiLoreto, Lucille
Salhany, Mary Lou Frates, Florence Aulogia, Donna Prado
Parish Pastoral Council (PPC) Monthly Meeting
The PPC will hold
its monthly meeting on Thursday, May 8 at 7:30 pm in O'Connell Hall. Please
note the change in place. The PPC typically meets in the
Today’s
Music
Gathering Song: #676
God, We Praise You
Sprinkling Rite: Spirit & Song #1 Come to the River
Responsorial Psalm: Spirit & Song #81 Let Us Rejoice and Be Glad
Communion
Hymn: #641 I Have Loved You
Sending
Forth Song: #914 Alleluia!
Sing to Jesus
Pentecost
Next weekend the
Easter season ends with the celebration of Pentecost.
On the day of
Pentecost, we celebrate the full realization of Christ’s work in the coming of
the Holy Spirit who confers upon the Christian community strength and courage
to live and proclaim the Gospel.
Easter, the
church’s first celebration of special note, dates back to the second century,
and from early on was kept within the context of a fifty-day period called
Pentecost. Pentecost as a separate celebration, however, was not established
until the fourth century. In the early church, those not quite ready for
baptism at the Easter Vigil were baptized at the vigil of Pentecost.
This
bulletin insert was written by Marion Eagen, a liturgist and musician in the
diocese of Scranton, Pa. © 2002 Resource Publications, Inc.,
May Benediction
The Monday evening Benediction in May will be at 7:30 pm on the
second Monday of the Month, May 12, rather than the usual first Monday of the
month, May 5.
Our Lady of Sorrows
Community Yard Sale
Help us build funds to help others.
When: Saturday, May 10; 8:00 – 3:00
Where: Church Parking Lot
Donations of gently used
toys, games, baby equipment, books, videos, DVDS, household items, small tools,
furniture, small appliances & dishes may be dropped off at the
Religious Education and Youth Ministry
Monday, May 5
7:30-9:00pm Confirmation I Rel
Ed in O’Connell Hall
Friday, May 9
8:00-10:30pm
Friday & Saturday, May 16-17
High School Retreat at the
Sunday, May 18
8:00am Youth Ministry Service trip to
10:30-11:30am Rel. Ed.
for pre-K – 5th grade & adults
5:00pm Teen
Mass - All are welcome.
6:30-7:00pm Rel. Ed. 6, 7 &
8 grade in O’Connell Hall
Friday, June 20
Youth Ministry Annual trip to Six Flags in
needed. To register for the trip, please call the
Youth Ministry Office at 781-784-2206.
Special
thanks to all the young people and parents who helped out with the Youth
Ministry’s service project to Nazareth House where they prepared and served a
meal and made tie-dye shirts with the residents. Nazareth House is a homeless shelter serving
women and children living with AIDS.
Special thanks to: Patti and
Walker Keenan, Sue Nardone and Lauren Augusto, Kathy and Caroline Manela, Joe,
Alina, and Analise Favazza, Emily Molyneux, Elizabeth Aspinwall, Kasie
O’Driscoll, Mary Gillen, Anthony Moore, and Nick Giroux.
Used First Communion
Dresses & White Suits
St. Patrick’s Parish in
Roxbury is in need of First Communion dresses and boys’ white Communion
suits. If anyone would like to donate
their child’s used First Communion outfit, please drop it off at the rectory by
Saturday, May 24 and they will be delivered to St. Patrick’s. Any questions, please e-mail Tami @ tamiolos1@comcast.net. Thank you.
Religious
Education – New Student Registration – May 18
On Sunday, May
18, from 10:30 - 11:30 am in the
The Adult Faith Formation Program
The
Adult Faith Formation Program of Our Lady of Sorrows is pleased to present Nancy
Corcoran on“Struggling to Pray.”
Does prayer intimidate you?
Does the idea of speaking directly to God leave you tongue-tied, not sure what
words to use, how to begin or how to end? Do the traditional prayers you
learned as a child feel rote and empty in your mouth? Join us as Sister Nancy
presents a whole new way of approaching a familiar topic and challenges us to
explore different ways of praying.
Sunday, May 4, 2008
10:30 am
O’Connell Hall
This program is open to all adults. Coffee and
light refreshments will be served.
Giving
Tree to Support the Chernobyl Children’s Project USA, Inc.
Six children will live
with host families this summer while they receive free medical from
Online Learning
Mother’s
Day Rose Sale
On Saturday, May 10 and
Sunday, May 11, the Foxboro/Sharon Knights of
The
roses will sell for $3.00 each and all profits and donations will go to
Pregnancy Family Services of Stoughton.
They provide free counseling and family services to anyone in need. Thank you for your support.
LIFT
Join
us for LIFT – an exciting new monthly worship event which includes vibrant
praise and worship music, dynamic, challenging speakers and Eucharistic
Adoration. LIFT is for all ages. On Tuesday, May 13. Mary Bielski will be the guest speaker. The evening runs from 7 – 9pm at
Our annual
Memorial
Donations at Our Lady of Sorrows Parish
The death of a
loved one is a difficult time. The Pastoral Staff and members of Our Lady of
Sorrows Parish, through our prayers and outreach, try to console those who
grieve. It is our hope that our pastoral care combined with the Catholic
funeral liturgy will offer both comfort in present sorrow and great hope for the
future.
Many families
request that people make a memorial donation to a variety of good philanthropic
organizations. We ask you to consider designating Our Lady of Sorrows Parish as
the recipient for memorial donations. This will celebrate your deceased loved
one’s connection with Our Lady of Sorrows Parish and support the ongoing work
of the parish. 100% of the memorial donations made to Our Lady of Sorrows
Parish will be used to enhance the work and ministries of the parish. Memorial
donations support
·
the
various ministries, including music, that contribute to our worship
·
religious
education programs for children, young people and adults
·
youth
ministry
·
outreach
to those in need
·
interfaith
dialogue and education programs
·
the
development of lay leadership in the parish
Please contact a
member of the Pastoral Staff (781-784-2265) if you would like to talk about
designating Our Lady of Sorrows Parish as the recipient for memorial donations.
If you choose the parish for memorial donations, please feel free to use the
following announcement:
The family requests that
memorial donations be made to Our Lady of Sorrows Parish –
Bible Boot Camp-One Day Workshop- May 10
This one-day
workshop format will provide an overview of the Bible and Bible study. It will
address the following questions:
This one-day workshop will take place on Saturday, May 10, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm, in the Bullock Center Please contact Fr. Scott (781-784-2265; olosparish@aol.com) for additional information or to register. Cost for materials and lunch: $20

From Deacon Mike:
Fr. Clooney
writes for
http://www.americamagazine.org/blog/blog.cfm?blog_id=2
Here's his first
paragraph quoting the Pope and commenting.
First, "...This country has a long history of cooperation
between different religions in many spheres of public life. Interreligious
prayer services during the national feast of Thanksgiving, joint initiatives in
charitable activities, a shared voice on important public issues: these are
some ways in which members of different religions come together to enhance
mutual understanding and promote the common good. I encourage all religious
groups in
Bridge of Loving Service:
Eight members of
the parish will be traveling to Lizana,
Collection – Sunday,
April 27
On
April 27, 2008, the parishioners contributed $6,440 which is 80% of our weekly
budget of $8,100. On average, the weekly
offertory this fiscal year is $6,960 which is 86% of our weekly budget. As a result of our cumulative collection
shortfalls, our year-to-date deficit is $50,014.
2008
Catholic Appeal - Handing on the Light of Christ
Thank you to all supporters of the 2008 Catholic Appeal. Our
parish has raised $8,793 from 61 households, reaching 29.8% of our parish goal
amount of $29,500 and 48.4% of our participation goal of 126 households. If you
have not yet pledged, please consider a gift today and help us meet both of our
goals. Each gift helps to meet our shared responsibility and support our
shared ministries within the Archdiocese of Boston. The Appeal is to the
Archdiocese what the weekly offertory is to our parish. You can pick up
information packets with pledge forms in the back of the church. For more
information, please visit www.BostonCatholicAppeal.org
or call 617-779-3700. Every gift matters. Thank you!
The Rosary
Please
join us for the rosary every Friday morning at 10:00 a.m. in the church. As we
pray for the Holy Spirit to give strength to the weak and heal the sick, may we
remember to protect the elderly and the unborn
from
euthanasia and abortion.
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