591 ocean street marshfield, ma 02050

591 Ocean Street�Marshfield, MA 02050�

781�834�4953�

www.stanns.net�

Rev. John F. Carmichael, Pastor �Assisting: Rev. Joseph Connolly, SVD�

Rev. Peru Dayag, SVD�

Catherine Rein, Pastoral Associate�

Brett D’Alelio, Digital Media Director�

Maura Gregson, Parish Secretary �

CONFESSION �

Saturdays 3:00�3:30 p.m.�

BAPTISMS: 1st Sunday of the Month at 1:00 p.m.�

WEDDINGS: By Appointment � 6 months in advance�

PARISH OFFICE�Phone: 781�834�4953 ext.12�Pastoral Associate: Catherine Rein ext.10�

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION�

Director: Catherine Rein ext.10 �

SUNDAY 10:00 am Mass LIVESTREAMED on our website � www.stanns.net�

MUSIC MINISTRY�

Music Director: Joe Kodzis Phone: 781�837�1417�Choir Director: Chris Kerins��

CLUSTER CHURCHES MASS SCHEDULE�Holy Family, Duxbury�Saturday 5:00pm, Sunday 7:30am, 9:00am & 10:30am�

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St. Christine, Marshfield Hills�Saturday 5:00pm�

Sunday7:00am and 9:00am�

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St. Theresa’s Chapel: Summer only (July & August)�Sunday 8:30am and 10:00am�

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Our Lady Of The Assumption, Green Harbor�Saturday 4:30pm, Sunday 8:30am and 10:30am�

�MASS SCHEDULE�Saturday Evening Mass: 4:00pm (year�round)�Confession: Saturdays from 3:00�3:30pm�Sunday: 7:30, 10:00, 11:30am and 7:00pm�

Weekdays: Monday�Saturday 7:30am Chapel��

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We at St. Ann by the Sea strive to worship the Lord more fully through the sacraments,�recognize God more clearly in all people and serve Him more generously in the world.�

Parish Council: Robert Donovan, Vice Chair, Al Burns, Nicole Bianchi, Casey Rein, Ed Neary, Mike DaPonte, Ed Burke, Jim Ryan, Anna Williams Cote, Sharon Thibeault, Mike Devine��

Parish Finance Council: Agnes Sill, Vice Chair, James Donovan, Betty O’Reilly�

S�. A�� S� � J �� 14, 2019�

July 14, 2019�Fi�eenth Sunday In Ordinary Time�

SATURDAY, JULY 13�

7:30am � Thomas Waligursky (Remembrance)�4:00pm � Deceased members of Marshfield Commercial Fishermen’s

� Associa&on�SUNDAY, JULY 14�7:30am � Sarah L. Mohn (Month’s Mind)�10:00am � John Barre. (6th Anniversary))�11:30am � Joseph, Veronica and David Smith (Remembrance)�7:00pm � Our Parish Families�MONDAY, JULY 15�7:30am � Monica McIntyre� (Remembrance)�TUESDAY, JULY 16�7:30am� Senior Deacon John W. Wise (Months Mind)�WEDNESDAY, JULY 17�7:30am� Jacob Adeyanju (Months Mind)�THURSDAY, JULY 18�7:30am � Bertha Carroll Sullivan�FRIDAY, JULY 19�7:30am� Lisa Willey (Remembrance)�SATURDAY, JULY 20�7:30am � Tom, Kay, Brian and Dennis Connelly (Memorial)�4:00pm � Joseph Benson (Birthday Anniversary)�SUNDAY, JULY 21�7:30am � John R. Riley�10:00am � Delia and Jack Sullivan, Timothy O’Sullivan (Remembrance)�11:30am � Sheila Csiszaar, Brendon Clifford and Theresa Clifford�7:00pm � Dorothea P. Survilas (remembrance)�

PASTOR’S COLUMN

I would like to share with you a note I received in our monthly mailing from the Moderator of the Curia, Bishop Peter Uglietto. “Having just returned from the Bishops’ June meeting in Baltimore, I am pleased to report the positive developments that took place in the Assembly . . . The Bishops approved three documents related to reporting and investigating claims of abuse or intentional mishandling of these cases by bishops. One document specifically deals with the reporting and investigation of complaints against bishops (Directives). Another deals with bishops who were removed from office or resigned their office for reasons of sexual abuse or intentional mishandling of cases (Protocols). The third document reaffirms the commitment bishops make to live according to the Gospel and to place themselves under the same high standards applied to priests, deacons, and lay personnel (Commitments). The bishops also approved the establishment of a national third-party reporting system to simplify the reporting of certain complaints against bishops. Bishops approved these measures by 98-99% of the voting body. The Motu Proprio, Vos Estes Lux Mundi, issued by Pope Francis and effective June 1, 2019, gives direction to Church leadership throughout the world and is especially helpful in those dioceses that lack personnel resources.”

This statement of action offers a good start by the hierarchy in mandating reforms and clear oversight of all those entrusted with the care of others. We can’t change the past, but we can ensure the future of the our Church and that our Society is a place in which we show respect for the dignity of the human being, treat each person as a sacred being created by God and seen through the prism of purity. I am grateful for all those who have reported the abuse, those who prosecuted those who have abused, and those who brought to light the coverup. As mentioned before, I have ordered copies of Bishop Robert Barron’s Book which addresses this crisis and offers us words of hope for the future. Over the past month we have had several occasions where neighbors have been parking their car, truck or boat beside the parish hall. It’s dangerous for us to have combustible vehicles parking alongside the wooden parish hall and out of sight of the rectory. If a boat or truck should catch fire there is a strong chance of losing the parish hall to a fire. The Risk Management Office of the Archdiocese has pointed out the danger with parking beside the parish hall and out of sight of the rectory. Overnight parking is prohibited from the parish parking lot and towing may result. Parking on the property is for the purpose of Church functions and Mass Liturgies. In the past, I have permitted folks to park at the rear of the parish hall in parking spots bordering on the street for those who want to go to the beach or take a walk, with the understanding that we offer no offer of protection for the vehicle or liability for damages. All commercial vehicles are prohibited from the property as they take a good toll on the asphalt. The cost to resurface a similar size lot is $250K+. I am not being mean, for 13 years I have been able to keep the lot in good condition by enforcing this ban. I stand ready to work with neighbors on this matter. Last week we sent our a mailing for the GRAND ANNUAL DRIVE 2019. On the week of July 22nd we start installation of a new audio, video and live stream systems. The funds raised in this drive will cover much of this expense. We also need to fund work to the attic, including replacement of insulation that has caused our plaster issues on the ceiling, as well as repair to the ceiling. This weekend I return from a study week at San Alfonso Retreat House in New Jersey. This week I’ll be in Raleigh, North Carolina, with Chris Kerins, our Choir Director, for the National Pastoral Musicians Conference. Daily Mass will be on Tuesday and Saturday.

Collection for: July 6 & 7, 2019 1st Collection $5968 Total Staying in Parish $7861 2nd Collection $1373 Total Staying in Parish $7861 Online Giving $520 Budget Needed $5100* $7861 Surplus $2761 Deficit ($) *Budget based on an average over 52 weeks, i.e. there’s a higher surplus during summer months) �“Some people are so poor all they have is money” . . . Jack Kerouac

Marshfield Food Pantry�PO Box 1097�

Marshfield, MA 02050�781�837�0359�

�Please consider making a donation to the

Marshfield Food Pantry. Their shelves are running empty and they would be very grateful for any assistance from St. Ann by the Sea. The Food Pantry is committed to the fight to end hunger and helping neighbors in need. If you are a Marsh-field resident who is in need, or know of a Marshfield family in need, please contact the Pantry for more information on how they can help. ��

Check their website for a list of what they need most �(non�perishable foods and personal care items)�

http://www.marshfieldfoodpantry.org/id19.html �Donations can be left inside the entrance to the Church at any Mass or in the Rectory breezeway at any time. �

Thank you!�

WEEKLY SCRIPTURE READINGS For the week of July 14, 2019� �

Sunday: Dt 30:10�14; Col 1:15�20; Lk 10:25�37 (105) �

Monday: Ex 1:8�14, 22; Mt 10:34�11�1 (389)�

Tuesday: Ex 2:1�15a; Mt 11:20�24 (390)�

Wednesday: Ex 3:1�6, 9�12; Mt 11:25�27 (391)�

Thursday: Ex 3:13�20; Mt 11:28�30 (392)�

Friday: Ex 11:10�12:14; Mt 12:1�8 (393)�

Saturday: Ex 12:37�42; Mt 12:14�21 (394) �

� Please Pray For � The Sick Of Our Parish�

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John O’Brien� � � Patty Shea�� Krystle Clifford� Michael Duggan � �� Joan McGuire� William Saunders�� Thomas Nettles� � Paul Maroney�� Joseph Brosnahan� � Linda Lincoln�� William H. White III � Jim Morgan�� Pat Roth� � Barbara McLaughlin�� Danny Sheehan� � Steven McDonnell�� Paul Doherty� � Helene Griffin�� Colleen Donahue� � Joey & Pat Hegner�� Thomas Curran� � Richard Doyle�� Anthony Godfrey� � Julianne Flynn�� Kristin DeYoung� Jerry O’Brien�� Diane Sheehan� � Ann Marie Gove�� Jeff Sullivan� � Richard Brooks� �� John Murphy� � Mary Doherty� �� Mary Jacobs� � Edward Trocki� �� Denise DeBassio � � Lynn Courtney�� Joseph Zinck� � Maureen White�� Beth Pascucci � � Ricky Perez ��

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Would you like us to pray for you? �Would you like the Eucharist brought to your home? �

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The Bread, Wine and Candles in the

Main Church for the month of July

are in loving memory of Vincent P.

McIntyre from a grateful senior citizen.

Bread, Wine & Candles

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Catherine Rein is a Certified Pastoral Associate and Director of Religious Education at St. Ann by the Sea Par-ish. She lives in Marshfield with her husband Casey and 2 sons, William and Robert.�

PASTORAL ASSOCIATE’S

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WELCOME TO

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�This month on July 26th the Church celebrates the feast of St. Ann and St. Joachim. It was in the home of Joachim and Ann where our Blessed Virgin Mary received her training to be the Mother of God. Thus, our devotion to Ann and Joachim began as an extension of the affection Christians have always professed toward our Blessed Mother. St. Ann has long been honored by the faithful, including by saints such as St. Augustine, St. John Damascene, and St. Thomas Aquinas. Italian cardinal Caesare Baronius, a renowned Church historian once wrote, that the “veneration of St. Ann is as ancient as the Church itself.” Alt-hough she is not mentioned in the Bible, St. Ann appears in the Protoevangelium of James, a second century account of the Blessed Virgin Mary’s conception, birth and early life. St. Alphon-sus Liguori tells us that St. Ann, along with her husband St. Joa-chim, vowed to consecrate Mary to God’s service in the Temple. Our Blessed Mother, conceived in St. Ann’s womb without the stain of Original Sin, readily assented at the tender age of three! This Holy Day is celebrated every year on December 8th as the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. St. Teresa of Avila once said of St. Ann; “We know and are convinced, that our good mother, St. Ann helps in all needs, dangers, and tribulations, for our Lord wishes to show us that He will do in Heaven what she asks of Him for us.” Mary herself once said that those who honor her mother “will obtain great aid in every need, especially at the hour of death.” When we pray a novena to St. Ann we are enlist-ing the aid of one of our most beloved saints. Many churches and chapels have been dedicated to her, and numerous miracles have been ascribed to her over the centuries. She is the patron saint, of among others, mothers, pregnant women and childless couples as well. Let us as a parish, who have been so fruitfully blessed prayerfully honor this holy and efficacious couple by praying this novena in the days before the feast: Glorious St. Ann, we think of you as filled with compas-sion for those who invoke you and with love for those who suffer. Heavily laden with the weight of my troubles, I cast myself at your feet and humbly beg of you to take the present affair which I commend to you under your special protection (name it)��Deign to commend it to your daughter, our Blessed Lady and lay it before the throne of Jesus, so that He may bring it to a happy conclusion. Cease not to intercede for me until my request is granted. Above all, obtain for me the grace of one day beholding my God face to face. With you and Mary and all the saints, may I praise and bless Him for all eternity. Amen. Good St Anne, mother of her who is our life, our sweetness and our hope, pray for me. Amen�

S�. A�� S� � J �� 14, 2019�

CCD CLASS SCHEDULE

GRADES PRE-K AND K ONCE MONTHLY SUNDAY AM

GRADES 1– 10 CLASSES ON SUNDAYS AM

GRADES 7-8-9-10 CLASSES ON SUNDAYS PM

SUNDAYS

AM CLASSES : 8:45-10:00AM MASS

PM CLASSES : 6:00 -7:00PM MASS

GRADE 11 : SUNDAYS 6:15PM– 7:00PM MASS

(UNTIL OCTOBER 2019 SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION)

REGISTRATION FORMS ARE AVAILABLE AT EACH OF THE

CHURCH ENTRANCES @ WWW.STANNS.NET

CATECHETICAL CORNER�Our Question of the Week:�

WHAT ROLE DOES SACRED SCRIPTURE PLAY IN THE

CHURCH?�

Besides the presence of Christ in the Holy Eucharist,

there is nothing that the Church honors more rever-

ently than Christ’s presence in Sacred Scripture. At

Holy Mass we receive the Gospel standing, because

in the human words we hear God himself speak to

us.�

ADORATION & �BENEDICTION�

EVERY FRIDAY IN THE CHAPEL

AFTER THE 7:30 AM MASS

ADORATION ALL DAY

3PM DIVINE MERCY CHAPLET

CCD NEWS

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION �

CCD REGISTRATION

HAS BEGUN!

SAVE THE DATE!

CONFIRMATION RETREAT�(Every child in Gr. 11 is required to attend this retreat in order to be confirmed)�

Saturday, September 21, 2019�8am�4pm Mass�

2019 GRAND ANNUAL DRIVE�We thank you for your continued support by means of your pledge and contribution to this years Grand Annual Campaign. The funds raised will cover a new audio system, live streaming tech-nology, as well as, ventilation work in the main church. PLEASE MAKE A PLEDGE TODAY!!!!�

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ROSARY 4 RECOVERY

Join us on the third Saturday of each month in the Chapel after Mass. Next date: July 20 at 8am

Adoration and praying the Rosary, recited for the in-tention of all those who are battling addiction and their families as well as for those who have lost their lives to this insidious disease.

S�. A�� S� � J �� 14, 2019�

Would you like to sponsor the bread, wine

& candles for a month in the Main Church

or the Chapel? These months are still

available if you would like to honor a loved

one or a family with a donation or remembrance: Call the office at (781)834-4953.

Main Church ($100) Chapel ($75)

November August

December September

November or December

Just a reminder: The weekly Saturday Vigil Mass will remain at 4:00pm year-round.

There will not be a Saturday Mass time change for the summer!

Twitter �https://twitter.com/�stannbythesea�

St. Ann by the Sea � Website� www.stanns.net � (with livestreaming of the� 10am Mass every Sunday)�

Facebook �https://www.facebook.com/stannbythesea�

YouTube �(Catholic Traveling Prayers)�http://bit.ly/2uitlLG�

St Ann by the Sea��

Parish Volunteer Opportunities!�If you’re interested in participating in Parish �

activities such as fundraisers and holiday events, please call the office at 781�834�4953 or email �

[email protected] for info or to sign up!��

NEW!�Altar Linens � collect weekly from the Rectory breezeway � launder, iron & return promptly by Friday. This is a shared Ministry and is scheduled monthly, once every 3 � 4 months. ��

NEW!�Prayer Shawl Ministry � Join others if you like to knit or crochet! Meets the second Saturday of each month in the Parish Hall. Walk�in or call Judy Bonney for more info at 781�834�8488.��

��Would you like weekly Offertory Envelopes?�Call 781�834�4953 or email the [email protected] with your name & preferred mailing address and we’ll order them for you to be sent directly to you.�

PLEASE JOIN US AT

ST ANN BY THE SEA FOR:

IRISH NIGHT FEATURING THE:

THE CELTIC K’S SATURDAY, JULY 20

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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES��

LITURGICAL MINISTRY: �LECTOR, EXTRORDINARY MINISTER OF THE �

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