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Good Shepherd Parish April 28, 2019

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WEEKDAY MASS at 9:00 AM

Monday and Tuesday at Saint Ann Church Wednesday thru Friday at Saint Zepherin Church

SUNDAY MASS Saturday 4:00 PM at Saint Ann Church Sunday: 8:30 AM at Saint Zepherin Church 10:30 AM at Saint Ann Church 5:00 PM at Saint Zepherin Church

GOOD SHEPHERD PARISH worshipping at

Saint Zepherin Church, 99 Main Street, Wayland, MA Saint Ann Church, 134 Cochituate Road, Wayland, MA

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PARISH STAFF DIRECTORY

Administrator: Rev. David O’Leary [email protected] Permanent Deacon: Deacon Geoffrey Higgins [email protected] Finance & Operations Manager: Liliana B. Lucas [email protected]

Director of Music Ministries: Jennifer Honen Emery [email protected] Director of Religious Education and Family Ministries: Sue Muldoon [email protected] Youth Minister and Director of Confirmation: Laura Tringali [email protected] Associate Youth Ministry Director: Kelly McPherson [email protected] Administrative Assistant: MaryAnn Malovrh [email protected]

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM

The baptism of infants is generally celebrated on the fourth Sunday of each month at St. Ann Church and the third Sunday of the month at St. Zepherin Church. Bap-tism may also be celebrated during a parish liturgy. Parents should contact the Parish Office in advance to make arrangements. Adults interested in becoming members of the Catholic Church should contact the Parish Office for information.

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE

Arrangements should be made at least six months prior to the anticipated date of the wedding by contacting the Parish Office.

SACRAMENT OF PENANCE (Confession)

Saturdays at St. Ann Church from 3:15-3:45 pm or by appointment.

SACRAMENT OF THE SICK AND COMMUNION CALLS

Holy Communion is regularly brought to the homebound and to those in skilled nursing and assisted living facili-ties in our parish. If you know of someone who needs this service please contact the Parish Office.

GOOD SHEPHERD PARISH Parish Office: 99 Main Street, Wayland, MA 01778 * Phone 508-650-3545 * Fax 508-655-6948

Office Hours: Mon. thru Thurs. 8:30am-4:00pm, Friday 9:00am-3:00pm * www.GoodShepherdWayland.org

P R A Y E R L I N E

NEED PRAYER for yourself, friends, others nearby or far away? CALL THE GSP

PRAYER LINE (508) 745-6317. More than two dozen fellow parishioners will be notified of your prayer request, so they can pray.

OUR MISSION STATEMENT

We, the Roman Catholic community of Good Shep-herd Parish, strive to be a living sign of Christ's love in and for the world.

In response to our Baptismal call, nourished by the Eucharist and guided by the values of the Second Vatican Council, we seek to continue the mission of Jesus Christ by welcoming, supporting and guiding all through prayer, sacramental celebration, service and education.

PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL MATTERS

To promote parish communication, we now have an e-

mail address where to send your Pastoral Council relat-

ed matters: [email protected] . A mem-

ber of the Parish Council will be happy to address your

concern, positive feedback and/or questions. Thank

you for your support of our Parish Mission.

ANOINTING OF THE SICK SACRAMENT

Please feel free to ask for this Sacrament before or after Mass if you are going into the hospital for an operation. Not all hospitals have Catholic Chaplains on staff or available 24/7.


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Saturday, April 27, 2019 4:00pm GSP Confirmation Candidates

Sunday, April 28, 2019 10:30am GSP Confirmation Candidates 5:00pm Bruce M. Goodnow

Monday, April 29, 2019 9:00am Millie Choinski

Tuesday, April 30, 2019 9:00am Carl Bloch

Wednesday, May 1, 2019 9:00am Gladys McPherson

Thursday, May 2, 2019 9:00am Michael Doyle (living intention)

Saturday, May 4, 2019 4:00pm Joseph & Mary Teti

Our faithful parishioners of Good Shepherd Parish come together as one to pray for all the Mass Inten-tions, for the living and the deceased. Please consider offering up the gift of a Holy Mass for your loved ones for any life celebration such as b-day, wedding anniversary, graduation. You can call the parish office to book your Mass.

Good Shepherd Parish Mass Intentions

Magnify the Lord with me;

let us exalt His name together. Psalm 34: 4

Readings For The Week

THANK YOU FOR YOUR DONATIONS As of 4/22/2019 we have received…

St. Matthews Food Pantry in Dorchester: $1,032 (not including actual food donations)

Good Friday for the Holy Land Shrines: $1,838

Easter Collection for Clergy Health & Retirement

Trust: $15,851

NOTE: CRS Rice Bowls to be reported soon

Scripture for the week of April 28, 2019

28 SUN Acts 5:12‐16/Rv 1:9‐11a, 12‐13, 17‐19/Jn 20:19‐31

29 Mon Acts 4:23‐31/Jn 3:1‐8 30 Tue Acts 4:32‐37/Jn 3:7b‐15 1 Wed Acts 5:17‐26/Jn 3:16‐21 2 Thu Acts 5:27‐33/Jn 3:31‐36 3 Fri 1 Cor 15:1‐8/Jn 14:6‐14 4 Sat Acts 6:1‐7/Jn 6:16‐21 5 SUN Acts 5:27‐32, 40b‐41/Rv 5:11‐14/Jn 21:1‐19 or

21:1‐14

Divine Mercy Sunday, April 28

3 O’Clock Divine Mercy Prayer

You expired, Jesus, but the source of life

gushed forth for souls and the ocean of mercy opened up for the whole world.

O Fountain of Life, unfathomable Divine Mercy, envelop the whole world and

empty Yourself out upon us.

O Blood and Water, which gushed forth from the Heart of

Jesus as a fountain of mercy for us, I trust

in You.

Holy God, Holy Mighty One, Holy

Immortal One, Have mercy on us and on the whole world (3

times).

JESUS, King of mer-cy, I trust in You!

Amen.


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Registration for the 2019-2020 Religious Education Year is now open!

Registration and fee payment can be done through the parish web site at goodshepherdwayland.org under Faith Formation. There are descriptions of all of the programs and session options there as well. Please contact Sue Muldoon in the religious education office with any questions.

Religious Ed K-5

First Eucharist Rehearsals-Parents attend the rehearsals with the children. Please notify Sue Muldoon if you are unable to attend your rehearsal.

Rehearsal for the 10:30 Mass on May 5th will be held on Wednesday, May 1st at St. Ann Church from 5:00pm-6:00pm.

Rehearsal for the 8:30 Mass on May 5th will be held on Thursday, May 2nd at St. Zepherin Church from 5:00pm-6:00pm.

Rehearsal for the 10:30 Mass on May 12th will be held on Wednesday, May 8th at St. Ann Church from 5:00pm-6:00pm.

G R A D M A S S Mark your Cal-

endar!

Sunday, May 19

at 5:00pm

at St. Zepherin

Keep Up with Youth Ministry on Our NEW Youth Ministry Blog!

Teens, Write for the Blog!

Confirmation students can earn extra building blocks. Juniors

and Seniors, writing posts for a blog will look great on your

resume. Find details for submitting posts for the blog on the

Youth Ministry page of our Parish Website.

www.goodshepherdwayland.org/68 gspyouth.blog

Find a complete list of Youth Ministry events on the Youth Ministry page of our Parish Website:

www.goodshepherdwayland.org/68

Photograph by: Vasily Koloda

FIRST EUCHARIST

ALZHEIMER’S FAMILY SUPPORT GROUP

2nd Tuesday of every month

6:00 - 7:00 pm

General Boardroom (upstairs) St. Patrick’s Manor

863 Central St., Framingham

Y O U T H M I N I S T R Y

THANK YOU FROM NPH USA!

A big thank you to the Good Shepherd Parish staff & parishioners for supporting NPH USA’s 10th Annual Irish

Hearts for Orphans Benefit Dance! As a result of your generosity we were able to raise

$445 in raffle ticket sales and parish donations to help provide children in our care with

a safe and loving home, education, clothing, food, healthcare, hope, and the opportunity

for a brighter future. Thank you for joining us in celebrating ten years of transforming lives

through our annual Irish Hearts event!


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WEEKLY OFFERTORY Weekend of

April 20/21, 2019

No Offertory budget was assigned $0.00

Actual Received $5,331

Variance $5,331

$ 3,795 of the actual was received through WeShare, our electronic giving program.

FY2019, Year-to-Date Offertory as of 4/21/2019

Offertory Budget (same as April 14) $683,298

Actual Received $691,948

Variance $8,650

We are pleased to include in the bul-letin a weekly financial report to highlight your Offertory contributions in comparison to the weekly Offerto-ry budget projected for the Fiscal Year 2019 (July2018-June2019). In

addition, a financial performance summary report will be published periodically to preview the overall financial performance of the parish throughout the year. We are always grateful for your generosity!

2019 CATHOLIC APPEAL Total contributions as of April, 19, 2019

The 2019 Catholic Appeal campaign still needs your support to reach its goal. So far, Good Shepherd has received $63,755 in pledge donations that represents 74% of our financial goal of $83,965.

The Catholic Appeal helps sustain the important minis-tries that the Archdiocese of Boston provides for those in need. Please pick up a pledge form at the back of the church or visit bostoncatholicappeal.org . Thank you for your prayers and support.

On behalf of our priests in good standing, especially our senior priests, thank you for your generous support of last week’s special Easter Collection. Like us. Boston priests are troubled by the current events taking place in the Church, but they still answer the call and are there for us. Thank you for being there for them. You can learn more about the ways in which Boston priests continue to answer the call every day at cler-gytrust.org .

PRAYER for Earth Day

Dear Lord, on this Earth Day we celebrate all of life that you have created! We thank you for the beauty we find in every creature big and small and for your beautiful mountains, trees and waters big and small. Help us to understand that whether big or small we

are all connected to each other.

May your love 💕 guide us in our desire to protect your beautiful earth 🌏 so that we take practical and meaningful steps every day to support the environment

in our home town and in communities everywhere.

We pray especially for your Earth’s waters—the oceans, rivers and streams which we need for life and

that we love so much.

Strengthen our awareness of keeping your waters clean so creatures who reside within them can live free

of pollution, and fishers can fish and kids swim and play in them for a long time to come!

Lord we seek the power of your love especially on this Earth Day, but everyday to help us live in harmony with your Earth; the place you gave us and that we

call home. AMEN

Written by: Aine and Cara Chase and Sue Ponsetto

SATURDAY, MAY 18TH ~ MARK THE DATE ~

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FOOD - Italian Buffet

FUN - Hobby Horse Racing

Starts at 7:00pm (bring a friend to be a Jockey!)

FELLOWSHIP - Bring Old Friends, make New Ones

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We THANK YOU for your help!!

We Are Extremely Grateful to ALL our Liturgical Ministers who sup-ported our beloved parish through their participation in the follow-ing Liturgical celebrations: Palm Sunday, Holy Week, Tenebrae, Triduum, Stations of the Cross, Easter Vigil and Easter Masses. Many thanks to Altar Servers, Lectors, Ministers of the Eucharist, Cantors, Choir Members, Instrumentalists, Church Decorators, Greeters, Ush-ers, the Youth who guided us through the Way of the Cross, Hospi-tality for the Easter Vigil Reception and especially Deacon Geoff, our Director of Music, Jennifer Honen Emery and the terrific Office Staff who worked tirelessly behind the scenes.

We are greatly thankful to our parish community for your prayerful and faith-filled participation in the services and for your very generous Easter flower donations. May Our Risen Lord continue to bless you and your family with His loving peace throughout this Easter Season. Below are some of the Liturgical celebration moments cap-tured for your enjoyment. Visit our Facebook page www.facebook.com/gspwayland to see many other pictures.


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Vigil Candle Dedication

Jinhee Kim & Taekyoon April 26—May 2

Jinhee Kim & Taekyoon April 26—May 2

Gladys McPherson May 3—May 9

Kristin Clerico May 10—May 16

Kristin Clerico May 17—May 23

If you would like to dedicate a candle in memory or honor of a family member or loved one, please contact the office 508-650-3545. The suggested offering is $10.00. The name of the person will be placed in the bulletin and the candle will burn for one week, Friday through to the following Thursday.

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Tue. April 30

10:00am

1:00pm 7:00pm

Bible Group Prayer Shawl Stephen Ministry

St. Zepherin Center

St. Zepherin Center St. Ann

Wed. May 1

11:30am

7:00pm

Wednesday Lunch Group Knights of Columbus

St. Zepherin Center

St. Ann

Sun. April 28

8:30am Mass Blessing of the Shawls St. Zepherin

Thurs. May 2 6:30pm Volunteer Apprecia-

tion Dinner St. Zepherin Center

BIRTHRIGHT OF FRAMINGHAM AN-NUAL MOTHER'S DAY CARNATION

DRIVE

Good Shepherd parish will be distributing carnations and seeking donations in support of Birthright of Framingham on Mother’s Day weekend, May 11/12.

Birthright provides love and support to women facing crisis pregnancies and helps them find housing, food, medical care, jobs, and school. Your donations will help pay for the rent and utilities of the Birthright office.

Our Good Shepherd parishioners have given much sup-port throughout the years and we thank you very much for your continued support this weekend. If you are able to spend a 10-15 minutes after one of the Masses to help distribute the carnations, please contact Peggy Higgins ( [email protected] or 508-653-1590) and let her know which Mass you would be availa-ble. Thank you.

WEDNESDAY LUNCH GROUP

All are welcome to come and meet with Mi-chael Halloran who will discuss The Par-menter Foundation – it’s legacy of caring and it’s mission going forward.

The next meeting of the Wednesday Lunch Group will be on Wednesday, May 1st in St. Zepherin’s parish cen-ter at 11:30 AM. Please remember to bring a brown bag lunch and a donation for the food pantry.

It is not necessary to let us know if you are coming but call if you need information: Janet Testa 508-358-2934 or Marjorie McCammon 508-358-7203.

THE DONATION BOXES FOUND A NEW HOME

We at Good Shepherd Parish

are very fortunate to receive

regular donations of food for

the food pantry and of clothing

for the Boston Sock Exchange

that we need to move the boxes

to a bigger and better location.

At St. Zepherin Church, please

b r i n g

your do-

nations to the church vestibule

area located on the street side

of the church (see picture

above). For the convenience of

our donors and delivery volun-

teer coordinators, the cars can

be parked near the ramp to

load or unload the items; this

will end the struggles of carrying heavy loads of items

to and from the parking lot.

We thank you for your ongoing generosity and under-

standing of the need to move the boxes to a better lo-

cation.


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PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR CONFIRMATION CANDIDATES!

The following students will be confirmed this weekend, April 27/28, at the 4:00pm Mass and 10:30am Mass. Congratulations on this very special day and may the Holy Spirit fill your hearts with faith & love for Jesus!

Did you know that our ministry accepts dona-tions of dress shirts, dress pants, suits, dresses, and dress shoes? We donate them to the em-

ployment program at St. Francis House, a homeless shelter near the Common.

DONATIONS: Your donations of NEW OR GENTLY USED FOOTWEAR AND CLOTHING are greatly appreciated. Please place these donations and water bottles (16 oz. bottles) in the plastic blue bins inside the main entrance (at St. Ann) and in the church vestibule area located on the street side of the church at St. Zepherin.

The MOST NEEDED ITEMS for our May trip are:

Please PRAY for our brothers and sisters living on the streets. This month’s SPECIAL PRAYER REQUESTS are for Camelia, Carmelo, Dennis, Gizmo, James, Jim, Joe, John, Jose, Karen, Leigh, Lucy, Lynda, Maria, Marie, Patri-cia, Paulette, Roseline, Rufus, Sidney, Tim, and Warren. For further information, please contact Paula Morgan, [email protected]. Our next two trips to Boston will be on Saturday, May 4th and Saturday, June 1st.

BOSTON SOCK EXCHANGE

Men’s and women’s spring jackets (sizes M-3X)

Hooded sweatshirts (sizes M-3X) New/gently used sneakers and shoes (men’s sizes 8-12; women’s sizes 6-9)

New/gently used men’s pants, jeans, and sweatpants (waist sizes 32-38, M-XL)

New men's t-shirts, briefs, and boxers (M-3X); new women's briefs (sizes 5-10)

Adult backpacks and duffel bags

Maria Elisa Christopher Martinez Anzola Audrey Helena Harris Daniel James Parker

Samuel William Pius Barry Liam Ronan Henley Olivia Britt Sarah Poulin

Michael Joseph Rigobert Boschetto Erin Maeve Grace Hines Brendan James Paul Regenauer

Alexandra Cantara Mary Bruce-Magura Will Paul Kelleher Teddy Creighton Kevin Rice

Victoria Agatha Cavallo John Andrew Anthony Kelly Céire Gabriella Bridget Rocco

Oliver Francis Cerne Olivia Ann Kennedy Keenan Greyson Vincent Schilp

Matthew Patrick Chalmers Ava Lauren Dymphna Korzeniowski Tyler William Sharp

Laura Madeleine Clayton Margaret Catherine Cecilia Leeming Domenic Anthony Soldicich

Grace Ann Mary Crowley Nicolas Peter Sebastian Leone Maya Joan Stopka

Alexander John Isodore Dennis Ella Catherine L'Esperance Joni Noel Francis Thomas

Mary Caroline Catherine Dougherty Sophia Bernadette Mastrangelo Sofia Lucia Timperio

Liam C. Anthony Duffy Catherine Emily Mary McGonagle Kathleen Catherine Tobin

Alexandra Marie Filandrianos Mary Teresa McMahon Caterina Lucia Tomassini

Evan Nathan Filandrianos Stephanie Perl Mary Melanson Ethan B. Philip Tse

Mason Edward Patrick Fitzgerald Julia Benedetta Mele Nathan Robert Michael Unger

Meghan Rose Flathers Matthew Raymond Mungo Morris Anna Sarah Walsh

Connor Maximilian Flynn Katie Katharine Muldoon Dylan Woods Thomas Weierman

Tyler Sebastian Gill Ryan Hernan Patrick Murdock Samuel George Francis White

Ryan Bonaventure Gryglewicz Matt George Najemy Sophia María Wick

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In Luke’s gospel (24:1-10) the angels ask the wom-en, “Why do you seek the living one among the dead?” Certainly the women and other disciples were relieved when a pious stranger had come for-ward to provide Jesus with an honorable burial ra-ther than the unmarked, mass grave into which crimi-nals were tossed. For the women to have prepared spices, observed the Sabbath rest, and arrived at dawn as mourners, shows confidence in the future God has promised to the faithful in Israelites. In Eze-kiel 36:16-28, “I will give you a new heart and place a new spirit within you. . . . and make you live by my statutes . . . . be my people, and I will be your God.”

The prophets’ pictured God revitalizing a people dispirited by generations of exile and subject to a succession of foreign rulers by using metaphors of the dead coming to life. “Your dead shall live, their corpses shall arise. Awake and sing with joy, (you) who sleep in the dust; for your dew is a dew of lights, and the earth shall give birth to the shades,” (Isa 26:19; cf. Isa 65-66; Ezek 37:1-14). So in the time of Jesus there were some Jews, particularly Pharisees, inter-preted these prophecies differently. They did not refer to Israel’s destiny among the nations of the

world but to a future time of divine judgment and transformation.

Martha expressed this belief about her brother Laz-arus in John 11:24, only to hear Jesus reply, “I am the resurrection and the life, whoever believes in me even if he should die, he will live,” (v. 25). Even so nothing could prepare Jesus’ friends and followers for the new reality of Easter. Where could they ex-pect to find the missing Jesus? Mary Magdalene feared that some hostile party might have taken the body (Jn 20:2). After all nothing has changed in the world. Jesus’ frightened disciples have doors locked even a week later (Jn 20:19, 26).

Today people ignore the questions that prophecies of resurrection were addressing: new creation and justice. Instead of seeking the life which restores a community of love, justice and joy, banqueting in God’s kingdom, my email queries worry about indi-viduals and their bodies. In the gospels Jesus has not withdrawn from the world in which his friends and disciples exist. Instead every resurrection appear-ance challenges them to find life by reaching out to others.

Pheme Perkins

SEEKING LIFE

BULLETIN DEADLINE

If you would like to include an announcement

in the bulletin, please send it to

[email protected] by

5:00pm, TWO Fridays prior to the weekend in

which you want it published. Due to space

limitation, we will accommodate your request

on a first come, first served basis.

Thank you!

YOU WANT TO HELP THE KOFC FUNDRAISER?

DONATE TO BE RAFFLED:

Sports Tickets Get Away Weekends Baskets of Goodies

Good Shepherd’s Knights of Columbus donates pro-ceeds to local food banks, charities and

Parish needs. To donate or to help contact:

[email protected]

THE PARISH OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED on Thursday, May 16th

The Parish Staff will be attend-ing a whole-day workshop in Belmont, MA on Thursday, May 16th. The workshop is based on the very popular book “Rebuilt”, a parish life focused best seller.

We will resume our regular business hours on Friday, May 17th. Thank you for your understanding.

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Sunday, April 28th

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Please contact us for information on our

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CALVARY CEMETERY, WALTHAM

DEDICATION of SAINT JOSEPH PATIO

The Catholic Cemetery Association is pleased to announce the opening of “Saint Joseph Patio” a Garden located within

Calvary Cemetery. Saint Joseph Patio will provide a serene and peaceful location for families to spend time and visit their loved ones.

In honor of this event, we invite you to visit us between 1–3 pm at

Saint Joseph Patio of Calvary Cemetery. We welcome you to walk the path to the Star of the Sea Columbaria, sit on a reflection bench and take in the

peaceful setting and pray to those who have returned to their eternal home.

Each visitor will be given a rose in to symbolize the beauty of this event.

YOU’RE INVITED

Please join us

Sunday, April 28th

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Calvary Cemetery

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CALVARY CEMETERY, WALTHAMDEDICATION of SAINT JOSEPH PATIO

The Catholic Cemetery Association is pleased to announce the opening of “Saint Joseph Patio”

a garden located within Calvary Cemetery. Saint Joseph Patio will provide a serene and

peaceful location for families to spend time and visit their loved ones.

In honor of this event, we invite you to visit us between 1–3pm at Saint Joseph Patio of Calvary Cemetery. We welcome you to walk the path to

the Star of the Sea Columbaria, sit on a reflection bench and take in the peaceful setting and pray to

those who have returned to their eternal home. Each visitor will be given a rose in to symbolize

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Growing up on the edge of poverty, Hector wrestled with homelessness, and was struggling to find food. While playing basketball in a local Church league, he met Fr. Paul O’Brien, who encouraged him to go to college.

Fr. Paul was there for Hector at every step of his journey to college and beyond. With his help and guidance, Hector went on to play basketball for Regis College, graduate, and now works as a school counselor to give back to students the same hope and inspiration he received. Like Fr. Paul, our senior priests in good standing have been helping others for decades.

As we celebrate this Easter with our families and friends, please remember the Boston priests who have helped us along our life journey and consider making a gift of thanks to the special Easter collection for their health and retirement needs.

Funds from this special collection are managed by the Clergy Health and Retirement Trust – an independently managed trust with a majority lay board of trustees. The funds are used for the sole benefit of active and senior priests in good standing.

S P E C I A L E A S T E R CO L L E C T I O N

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Weston’s Own

WAYLAND 774-806-2101

Here for You8a-8p, 7 days a week

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John C. Bryant Funeral Home“Serving families and individuals as we would be served.”

56 Pemberton Road • Wayland, Massachusetts 01778

508-653-4220Cynthia F. Bryant, Director

Geoffrey Bryant Leard, Directorwww.johncbryantfuneralhome.com

423 Boston Post Road • Sudbury (in TJ maxx Plaza) 978-579-4090

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PRP • Laser Hair Removal & Laser Tattoo Removal

Quang Le, MD • C. Hanzis, NP N. Le, RPH, CLT, LSO, Body Art Practitioner

Nadia Diab-Shamari, DMDReem Antun Lago, DMD

96 Andrew AvenueWayland, MA 01778

508-358-2200 tel508-358-2206 fax

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Creating a

H o m e S a l e s | D e s i g n | C o n s t r u c t i o n

Wa y b r i d g eWoffice 508-358-4741 | mobile 508-523-7390 | [email protected] | www.WaybridgeWDC.com

Licenses: RE-58846 CS-090402 HC-152878

Barbara Matyi, Waybridge President,

takes pride in her expertise in Wayland

and her goal to keep up with the market values of Wayland properties.

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Offering a full range of services and expertise, including:

Creating a home is about so much more than the process of buying and selling property. That’s why homeowners in Wayland and beyond have entrusted their investment to Waybridge for years.

3-Course Menu $29.99/Person

Mon-Thurs

www.davincibistro.com 978.261.5330

457 Boston Post Road Sudbury, MA 01776

Outdoor Seating - Gluten Free OptionsTake Out Delivery - Full Bar

Sunday Brunch - Private Events1369 Washington Street, West Newton

(617) 467-619062 Boston Post Road, Wayland

(617) 467-6120www.village-bank.com

Personal • Business • LendingMobile & Online Banking

Multi Specialty Practice370 Boston Post Rd, Sudbury

978-443-5193www.SudburyFamilyDentalCare.com

Maria Elizondo-Marinescu, D.M.D.Sorin R. Marinescu, D.M.D.

General Dentistry , Orthodontics, and Endodontics

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