Good Shepherd Parish

June 13, 2021

GoodShepherd@portlanddiocese.org ǀ www.goodshepherdparish.us ǀ (207) 2823321

G

ood Shepherd Parish mission ǀ to call people to celebrate the life of Christ through Roman

Catholic liturgy, education and acts of social justice throughout our diverse communities,

fostering unity and making the Body of Christ visible to all.

Most Holy Trinity Church

Parish Office

271 Main St.

Saco, ME 04072

St. Joseph Church

St. Anne Chapel

178 Elm St.

Biddeford, ME 04005

St. Margaret Church

6 Saco Ave.

OOB, ME 04064

St. Philip Church

404 Goodwins Mills Rd.

Lyman, ME 04002

St. Brendan Chapel

40 Lester B. Orcutt Blvd.

Biddeford Pool, ME 04006

G S P ǀ E S O T ǀ J 13, 2021

Clergy

Fr. Timothy Nadeau, Pastor ǀ Rev. Brad Morin,

Parochial Vicar ǀ Rev. Dominic Tumusiime, AJ, Parochial Vicar

Deacons Robert Parenteau ǀ Kevin Jacques ǀ Rick Huot

LET US PRAY

Rest in Peace ǀ Ginette Tillson (born 1945)

Roland A. Ruel (born 1928) ǀ Frederick John Ahearn, III (born 1940)

Diane Tracy (born 1968)

The Sanctuary Lamps are burning this week at St. Joseph, Most

Holy Trinity, and St. Margaret ǀ in memory of Alfred Croteau, Lau-

rette Cloutier, and Chip Beauchaine.

Congratulations and God's blessings on your Anniversary ǀ

Raymond and Rachel Tardif celebrated 60 years on June 3.

Apostolate of Prayer for Priests ǀ June 2021

13. Bishop Robert P. Deeley, JCD

14. Rev. Augustine G.Nellery, Rev. Gregory P. Dube

15. Rev. Roger P. Chabot, Rev. Kevin M. Upham

16. Rev. Emile H. Dube, Rev. John R. Skehan

17. Rev. Vincent C. Curtin SJ, Rev. Steven G. Cartwright

18. Rev. Hubert J. Paquet, Rev. Albin A. Andrus

19. Rev. Daniel J. Baillargeon, Rev. Raymond D. Auger

Let us also pray for our Deacons and Seminarians.

Vocation ǀ The reign of God is being planted now. How is it tak-

ing root in you? Trust that you can make a difference by nurturing

God’s life in you. (Mark 4:2634). If you think God is calling you

to be a priest, deacon, brother or sister, contact Fr. Seamus

Griesbach: 7736471; email: seamus.griesbach@portlanddiocese.org;

Office ǀ 2823321 ǀ Available by phone 8:30am to noon because of COVID19; look for notice of change in office hours in weekly bulletin

Series ǀ Saints of the 20th Century, Frontline Heroes of the Faith

Venerable José Gregorio Hernández

By Fr. Brad Morin

José Gregorio Hernández was born in 1864 and raised in a small

Venezuelan village where he lived with his parents and six siblings.

After high school, José Gregorio began medical

schooling at Universidad Central de Venezuela and

excelled at his studies.

He continued his schooling in Paris where he studied

bacteriology, microbiology, physiology, and other

fields of medicine. He finally returned to Venezuela

where he worked at a hospital and became a leading

doctor of medicine. He woke up at 5am every morn-

ing to pray and go to Mass, and spent his free time

serving the poor and tending to their medical needs.

Jose Gregorio deeply desired to be a monk, but after

spending time in a monastery, the austere way of life

debilitated his health and he was forced to return

home to heal. Back in Venezuela he joined a diocesan seminary, but

soon left for Rome so he could study theology and prepare to again

attempt entering a monastery. Once again, his health failed him and

he developed a disease that sent him home. After these two attempts

to enter religious life, Jose Gregorio spent the rest of his life as a

layperson using his talent as a doctor to serve the most needy in Ven-

ezuela. José Gregorio not only held several academic achievements

that granted him the respect of his fellows, but he was also a pioneer.

The physician was the first to introduce the use of the

microscope to the country, and he founded the first

bacteriology's university chair in Latin America. He

was among the 35 founders of the National Medicine

Academy of the country.

The doctor also put together teams for the laboratory

of Experimental Physiology in Caracas and gathered

several materials for brand new medical courses at the

Central University of Venezuela, where he taught.

He was known as “the doctor of the poor.” One day in 1919, while

bringing medicine to a sick elderly woman, Jose Gregorio was struck

by a car and died.

COLLECTIONS

Offertory at Daily Mass ǀ During COVID we began the practice

of taking an Offertory Collection at the Weekday Mass to allow

parishioners to continue to support the parish without having to

mail it to the office. Now that COVID restrictions are being re-

moved the weekday collection will be dropped as well, starting

on June 1. Thank you for your continued support.

Second Collection This Weekend ǀ Landscape and grounds. Support

the cost of improving our grounds after the long, harsh winter. Your

donations to this collection will help to offset costs to maintain and

beautify church grounds. The expenses include spring cleanups,

sweeping our parking lots, trimming trees and bushes, covering the

cost to mulch, etc.

Website: www.portlanddiocese/vocations; Facebook: VocationsME

Intercession ǀ That our young men and women may be like mus-

tard seeds, continually growing in faith to share the Gospel with

others, we pray to the Lord.

OFFERTORY

“Let your words teach and your actions speak” St. Anthony of Padua

Month Ending May

YTD21* YTD20*

$ Diff % Diff

Parish Offertory 1,048,749 1,132,520 (83,771)

Parish 2nd

Collections

62,180 97,362 (35,182)

TOTAL Offertory 1,110, 1,229,882 (118,953) 9.7%

* Diocesan Collections are not included in the above totals.

* Good Shepherd Parish Fiscal Year begins July 1 and ends June 30.

* FY TD 2021 includes 47 vs 48 wks thru May 2020

Saturday, June 12:

4:00 pm Most Holy Trinity Mass (Livestreamed): Hazen L.

Hoyt

4:00 pm St. Margaret Mass: Jacqueline Roberge

4:30 pm St Philip Mass: Renald Dion

Sunday, June 13 ǀ Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time

8:00 am St. Joseph Mass: Leo Glaude

8:30 am St. Margaret Mass: Alain Dube

9:00 am St. Philip Mass: Anna Morissette

9:30 am St. Brendan Mass: Barbara Ellis

10:30 am Most Holy Trinity Mass: Yvonne Fecteau

11:00 am St. Joseph Mass: For All People in Good Shepherd

Parish

Monday, June 14

6:00 pm St. Joseph Mass: Larry Holmquist *

Tuesday, June 15

9:00 am St. Joseph Mass: Cecile Bisson

Wednesday, June 16

6:00 pm St. Joseph Mass: Robert & Noella Croteau

Thursday, June 17

9:00 am St. Joseph Mass: Fred D. Carey

Friday, June 18

9:00 am St. Brendan Mass: Diana Lavigne (25

th

Ann.)

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Saturday, June 19:

4:00 pm Most Holy Trinity Mass (Livestreamed): Lucie Ber

trand (1

st

Ann.)

4:00 pm St. Margaret Mass: Thomas J. Kane (5

th

Ann.)

4:30 pm St Philip Mass: Paul E. Lambert

Sunday, June 20 ǀ Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time

8:00 am St. Joseph Mass: Theresa Sparkowich

8:30 am St. Margaret Mass: Vivien C. & James J. Sullivan

9:00 am St. Philip Mass: For All People in Good Shepherd

Parish

9:30 am St. Brendan Mass: Barbara Burgess Ellis

10:30 am Most Holy Trinity Mass: Donald Wilson

11:00 am St. Joseph Mass: Joseph Robert Lachance (1

st

Ann.)

PARISH LITURGIES ǀ MASS INTENTIONS

SHEPHERDS OF HOPE

G S P ǀ E S O T ǀ J 13, 2021

Shepherds of Hope pledges ǀ For parishioners who have not made a

pledge, we need your help. Please pray about

taking that step. There are cards at each

church or the parish office to fill out or

take home for prayerful consideration.

Bring pledge to the office or mail to:

Good Shepherd Parish, 271 Main St.,

Saco.

Note ǀ Any checks, cash can be dropped in

collection basket, inside a blank envelope

and must have a name and ID number to re-

ceive credit. Check payments should be made out to:

Good Shepherd Parish; “Shepherds Of Hope” in memo line.

Current totals ǀ 785 household gifts and pledges ǀ $1,489,828 ǀ

74% of goal

Cash collected, available for projects as of April 30 ǀ $848,715

Shepherds of Hope Pledge Payments ǀ Please note that if you intend

to use ACH or credit card for payment and/or installments on pledge,

you must do so by signing into the parish’s online giving service,

WESHARE. Please do not include bank account information or cred-

it card number on pledge card. Go to the parish website to sign up

and make a payment or set up a recurring payment schedule. If you

decide to use WESHARE, mark that on your pledge card so we han-

dle the pledge properly.

We have created a link with the Shepherds of Hope logo at

goodshepherdparish.us/. For assistance, call Amy Loring at 2823321,

ext. 105.

* ACH withdrawals from bank account: Fee is 10 cents per

transaction plus 1%, calculated as follows: For example, a $50

donation will include a 50cent charge, plus 10 cents, for a total fee

of 60 cents. The $50 donation results in a net donation to the parish of

$49.40.

* Credit, Debit Card Transactions: Fee is 3.25%, calculated as

follows: A $50 donation will include a 3.25% transaction fee and

amount to a charge of $1.63. The $50 donation results in a net

donation to the parish of $48.37.

NOTICES

MHT Paving ǀ Due to a scheduling error by the contractor, MHT

parking lotwill be paved the weekof June 14

th

and therefore will

be closed to traffic. Please be advised any visitors must useOnStreet

parkingfor anyone with business at the office. The plan is to reopen

the lot in time for the weekend Masses. Thank you for your patience.

Full time Maintenance/Custodian Job Opening ǀ The parish is

looking for someone familiar with building systems and facility me-

chanicals, light carpentry, and repairs, and able to do general handy

man duties. This person will perform routine parish maintenance and

cleaning duties and may be needed some evenings and weekends.

You will also schedule and oversee alarm inspections, routine service

and maintenance calls for HVAC and elevator equipment. This per-

son will supervise / coordinate other maintenance and custodial staff

in the performance of their duties to ensure parish ministries, func-

tions, and events are made ready and returned to normal order after-

wards. Hours will generally be 35 hours per week, Monday Friday.

Winter season will require some preMass maintenance on weekends.

The job would support all parish buildings and properties.

Ideally, this is a person of faith who would like to use his skills,

experience, and talents supporting the physical operations of the

church. To apply, email GoodShepherd@portlanddiocese.org, with

position title in subject line and resume.

Saint for the Week

We are formed by environment and grace, by politics and prayer, by

church and conscience. All God's creatures conspire to teach us as

well. We stumble. We stutter. We rise. We are lifted.

St Anthony of Padua (11951231), Patron of social workers, Feast

Day June 13

Sacrament of Reconciliation ǀ Beginning

June 12, confessions will resume prior to the

Saturday Masses: St. Margaret, 3pm; Most Ho-

ly Trinity, 3pm; St. Philip 3:30pm. Drive up

confession at St. Joseph will no longer be

available.

G S P ǀ E S O T ǀ J 13, 2021

COMMUNITY

UPDATE FROM THE BISHOP

DISCIPLESHIP

Virtual Prison Ministry Gathering in Maine ǀ A virtual prison

ministry gathering will be held on Thursday, June 17, from 78pm.

The gathering will include Bishop Robert Deeley as well as featured

speaker Fr. Dustin Feddon of the Diocese of PensacolaTallahassee,

Florida. Fr. Dustin is an experienced chaplain at a Florida state pris-

on and executive director of Joseph House, which serves people re

entering the community. He’s also pastor of two Florida parishes and

an engaging speaker for the Catholic Prison Ministries Coalition.

There will be time for questions and discussion and an update on

prison and reentry ministries in Maine. All who are interested in any

aspect of this ministry, whether currently serving or not, are welcome

to attend. FMI, contact Deacon Frank Daggett at fdag-

gett@ccmaine.org.

Knights of Columbus Exemplification ǀ On June 20, St. Joseph

Council #12941 in Biddeford will hold an Exemplification of Chari-

ty, Unity and Fraternalism at St. Joseph Church on Elm Street in

Biddeford. The Exemplification is open to the public and will take

place after the 11am Mass, beginning at 12:30pm. All are invited,

regardless of Parish or Council affiliation.

The ceremony will last about 45 minutes and will be their first time

in 139 years that anyone may witness the proceedings of entry into

the Knights of Columbus. The ceremony will be open to the public

and offers spiritual lessons for any Catholic.

We thank all in advance for considering to join us at this most im-

portant function of our Order. FMI, or to get involved with the

Knights of Columbus, Bolduc at 4680106 or mikefair-

point@twc.com.

Baby Bottle Drive ǀ The Knights of Columbus' Baby Bottle Drive is

ending on Father's Day (June 20), so we'd appreciate it if you would

return your thoughtful donation by that time. Thank you for your

participation. God Bless you!

Yard sale to benefit GSP ǀ St. Philip will accept items starting May

3, Monday through Friday, 10am2pm and 48pm; Saturdays and

Sundays before and after Mass. Please, no TVs, computers, large

appliances or clothing. Sorting and pricing will start at the schedule

above. Help is much needed. Yard sale is July 10, 9am4pm and July

11, 10am2pm. FMI, contact Connie Dale at 9854585.

Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration Chapel ǀ The devotion of giving

time to spend before Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament has been a well

established tradition in Good Shepherd Parish. We are blessed to

have access to the Adoration Chapel at 27 Thornton Ave. in Saco.

The mask mandate has been lifted, but the chapel is currently open to

scheduled adorers only, at this time. We are appealing for more ador-

ers so that we can get back to perpetual adoration.

Thanks to hundreds of scheduled adorers, this chapel continues to

keep open its doors; but it needs a continuing amount of new adorers

to keep the chapel active. Seriously consider becoming a scheduled

adorer. Please consider committing to an hour with Christ present in

the Blessed Sacrament.

Below are the hours of greatest need:

*Wednesday 3am * Friday 2am * Saturday 3am, 9am

Please contact one of the division leaders listed below for more infor-

mation or if you are interested in becoming a scheduled adorer or a

substitute.

· 12am6am Steven Plante 2830782

· 6am12pm Priscilla Welch 7101913

· 12pm6pm Lucille Simard 2847627

· 6pm12am Virginia Calvo 4321151

The feast day of Our Lady of Fatima ǀ Honored at 2pm Sunday,

June 13, in front of St. Joseph Church as a Public Rosary. If weather

does not allow, we will conduct the rosary in Ste. Anne’s Chapel. If

you need a rosary, one will be provided. Let all your families and

friends know so that we can be many.

Rosary recital for the Unborn ǀ 6pm every Wednesday, at the

Knights of Columbus Monument, St. Joseph Cemetery. FMI, contact

Don Maurice, 2867410 or donaldmaurice47@gmail.com.

Daily Rosary Recitations ǀ St. Anne’s Chapel, 6pm nightly, Sun-

day through Saturday.

Updates from the Bishop’s Office on lifting various re-

strictions and modifications to the celebration of Mass

and the Sacraments are as follows:

Catholics will once again be obligated to attend Mass on

Sundays and Holy Days beginning June 1920, Father’s

Day Weekend.

Parishes are asked to continue the following for the time

being:

Have sanitizer available at the entrances of the church.

No physical exchange of the sign of peace.

Sanitizing hands before and after giving Communion

and have sanitizer available at each Communion sta-

tion.

No cups for Communion

Have one cantor and one instrumentalist to lead the

singing people.

Parishes are asked to begin implementing the following

between now and Aug. 1.

Hand out or make available printed materials

(hymnals, bulletins, lectionaries, flyers) etc.

Make holy water available at entrances.

Once ministers have been trained and scheduled, the

entrance procession, the Gospel procession, collections

of the offerings and offertory processions, and the re-

cessional can resume as usual.

Altar servers will resume serving using the credence

table to the altar at the preparation of gifts.

Distribution of communion takes place in the usual

procession toward designated communion stations. No

social distancing is required.

Celebrate the rite of baptism of infants, or wedding, or

funerals according to the usual indications found in the

liturgical books.

The use of confessional and reconciliation rooms can

resume.

Staff and volunteers must treat the vaccinated and un-

vaccinated equally.

Thank you for your consideration!

G S P ǀ E S O T ǀ J 13, 2021

FAITH FORMATION

SAINT JAMES SCHOOL

Vacation Bible School ǀ Our program will be June 2125, 911:30am

at Most Holy Trinity Hall. COVID safe. Limited attendance first

come, firstserved. Registration now open at goodshepherdparish.us/

vacationbibleschool1.

FMI,michelle.philbrick@portlanddiocese.org

Totus Tuus ǀ Totus Tuus is a Catholic youth program for students

from 1st through 12th grade

dedicated to teaching the Gos-

pel and deepening love for the

Church through catechesis,

prayer, Christian witness, and

the sacraments. The program’s

strong emphasis on devotion

and love for Christ in the Eu-

charist and for Mary, Mother

of the Church, leads partici-

pants to an exhilarating en-

counter with the timeless treas-

ures of the Catholic Faith.

Through ageappropriate, dy-

namic, and faithful content

presented each day, young

people are motivated and

equipped to live the radical call

of the Gospel in today’s world.

FMI and to register, visit

https://portlanddiocese.org/vocations/registertotustuus.

Saint James School is proud to have graduated

16 eighth graders. The eighth graders had a re-

treat before their graduation, where Father

Morin and staff spoke about the foundation of

faith that they received at Saint James School so

it may carry them through their lives.The eighth

graders had a service project where they cleaned

a local park, reminding them to always reach out

to help others. They were a talented group that

will be going on to Cheverus High School, Baxter

Academy for Technology and Science, Thornton

Academy, Kennebunk High School ,and Bid-

deford High School. They will forever be a part

of the Saint James School family and we wish

them all well. They will be missed. God bless

them all!

Please be aware that the parish office can only track your offertory

donations in our Parish Database when you use Offertory Envelopes

or WESHARE (our online giving service). All donations received

through your envelopes or WESHARE are recorded to your member

account.

Conveniently, WESHARE donors may also selfserve from their

account to obtain giving/donation records directly without parish

assistance. Be advised: All Souls donations are nondeductible since

a Mass is given for those intentions.

To receive envelopes, please contact the parish office. THANK

YOU ALL in advance for your cooperation and generosity.

G S P ǀ E S O T ǀ J 13, 2021

MISCELLANEOUS

Maine Right to Life ǀ MRLC is a state affiliate of the National

Right to Life Committee and is a nonprofit corporation. Founded

to protect the dignity and worth of each human being, Maine

Right to Life advocates at the state level for safe healthcare, sup-

porting our most vulnerable, and protecting our seniors. It also

helps provide resources to women in need. MRLC seeks to up-

hold the sanctity of human life from conception to natural death

by making abortion, infanticide, doctorassisted suicide, and eu-

thanasia socially, ethically, and legally unacceptable and to ac-

tively promote positive alternatives. They are seeking compas-

sionate defenders and promoters and hope you will join them. To

learn more, visit www.mainerighttolife.com.

Silent retreat ǀ July 1823, Marie Joseph Spiritual Center, Bid-

deford. Facilitated by Deacon Fran Burke; Sister Aline Plante,

p.m.; Sister Claire Gagnon, p.m.; and Sister Diane Dube, p.m.

The cost is $450 for a private retreat, $500 for a directed retreat.

FMI or to register, visit www.mariejosephspiritual.org or call 284

5671.

Would you lend a hand to a priest in need? ǀ Retired priests in our

area need assistance with household tasks to remain living inde-

pendently in their homess. These are paid positions under the over-

sight of Catholic Charities Maine. FMI, or to apply

online: www.ccmaine.org/agape.

A Retreat for Married Couples ǀ July 2325, Marie Joseph Spir-

itual Center, Biddeford. Led by Dr. Paul Lemieux, PhD. Partici-

pants will discuss the richness of sexuality, the most powerful,

Godgiven, unitive force on the planet. FMI, call 2845671.

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