CHURCH OF SAINT IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA
IGLESIA DE SAN IGNACIO DE LOYOLA
PARISH MISSION STATEMENT
As a Jesuit parish community, animated by the spirit of St. Ignatius,
we welcome all to share in the joy of the Gospel
and to come to know, love and serve God and one another.
The First Sunday of Advent
Primer Domingo de Adviento
November 29th, 2015
Be vigilant . . . listen . . . be open to change.
Estén alertas . . . escuchen . . . prepárense a cambiar.
November29—FirstSundayofAdvent
TheReadingsfortheSecondSundayofAdvent:Bar5:1–9!Phil1:4–6,8–11!Lk3:1–6
Pleaseprayfor
Sunday,November29
Kathryn Sweny
Frank Ford
Catherine Miskuly
Carolyn Lynch & Casey Dunne
8:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
12:00 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
Monday,November30
Tino Spatola
12:15 p.m.
!!!!!!!!!
Wednesday,December2
Thomas G. Stemberg
Thomas M. Kelly
Friday,December4
Mary Ann & Arlene Bowdring
Saturday,December5
12:15 p.m. Agnes & Bob Murphy
9:00 a.m.
5:30 p.m. Remedios Cabunoc
4:00 p.m.
Sunday,December6
5:30p.m. Adolf Pierko & Agnieszka Pilat
8:00 a.m.
Sean Curtin
10:00 a.m.
Martha Anne Cavallerano
12:00 p.m.
Robert K. Burns and
Timothy Shanahan
5 :30 p.m.
!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!
PreparingforAdventviatheSt.IgnatiusApp
Dear Parishioners,
This Advent, we are experiencing an Ignatian Way in the Year of
Mercy. This gives us an opportunity as a Jesuit parish to enter
more deeply into the experience of Mercy as St. Ignatius experienced it in his life and in the Spiritual Exercises.
If you haven’t yet downloaded the St. Ignatius App, please do
before we begin this pilgrimage together. We’ve included ways in
which you can download the App to your smartphone or other
device.
Sincerely,
Fr. Bob
iPhone – go to the App Store and type in St.
Ignatius Chestnut Hill, follow instructions to
download the app
Android – go to Google Play and type in St.
Ignatius Chestnut Hill, follow instructions to
download the app
OpeningtheDoorofMercy
Pope Francis invites us to begin a Year of Mercy this Advent.
How will you start the journey? Join us for the Parish Day of Reflection on Saturday, December 5 from 10:00am to 4:00pm.
Reflections shared by Fr. J.A. Loftus and Martha Sullivan.
Come for prayer, food and community. The retreat day will be
held in Simboli Hall and Chapel on the Brighton Campus of BC.
Please register by December 1 by contacting Kathy Maher at
katherine.maher@bc.edu
AdventTaizePrayer
During Advent, we are gathering on Monday Evenings at
7:15pm for Taize Prayer in the upper church.
These prayers gatherings, a favorite of our parish, provide a time
of quiet candlelit meditation, simple music, uplifting scripture
and peaceful silence. Please join us and bring a friend.
AdventProgramwithMarshaMirkin
What does God model and teach us about mercy? On Saturday,
December 12, from 10:00 am – 12:00 pm, we will study a few of
the many Biblical verses and prayers that explore the divine attributes of mercy and reflect on how we may enact them in our
daily lives. We will look at the Hebrew Scriptures to see how our
fore parents attempted to move into a place of compassion and
loving kindness (two of the attributes of mercy) and examine
some of God’s responses to their stumbling. Please join us on
December 12 in the Lannon Chapel for some Advent inspiration. SeekingHousingforWestminsterChoir
The world-renowned Westminster Choir of Princeton, New Jersey will be performing at St. Ignatius on January 8, 2016. The
varied program will be sung by the 40 voice touring choir, as
part of their winter tour. You will not want to miss it!
We are providing housing for the 44 members of the choir on
the night of January 7, 2016 (Thursday). If you are able and interested in hosting any of the students, or for more information,
please contact Timothy Zimmerman zimmerta@bc.edu, 617552-6114. Thank you, in advance, for your generous hospitality.
WanttoreceivetheBulletinbyemailEachWeek?
You can have the bulletin emailed to you every Saturday morning. To sign up, go to www.pilotbulletins.net/sign-up
FaithFormationNews
November is Religious Education Month within the Archdiocese
of Boston, and therefore, is an excellent opportunity to thank all
of the catechists, assistant catechists and parents who make our
Faith Formation Program possible. We could not run our programming without you!
NovemberisPledgeMonth
Members of the Finance Council spoke at all of all of the Masses
a few weeks ago about the Annual Pledge Program and also introduced parishioners to the Fr. Bob Legacy Fund. If you were
not able to join us, here is what the Finance Council members
had to say:
The Family Mass Giving Tree is full of ornaments for the taking!
Gifts will be collected this year for Nativity Preparatory School in
Jamaica Plain (sweater vests), Horizons for Homeless Children in
Roxbury (pajamas) and the Refugee Resettlement Program of
Catholic Charities Boston (dinner time and sleep time basket
items). New, unwrapped items are to be returned by Sunday,
December 13 for delivery the following week.
Every November, we ask members of our community to pledge
their financial commitment to the parish. St. Ignatius is an incredible community driven by the hope and promise that God
has for each and every one of us. We have been able to come together this year as a community to provide religious education
for over 450 children, celebrate 400 weekend Masses, celebrate
holidays and important life moments, regularly feed the homeless, clothe the vulnerable, build homes, provide spiritual direction and enrichment, and work to proclaim the Good News in a
world that deeply hungers for it. All of this happens because of
your commitment and generosity and we thank you for that.
A MOST GRATEFUL THANK YOU to all of those families who
made a donation toward our purchase of 250 new Spirit & Song
hymnals. The hymnals have arrived and will be used for the first
time on Sunday, December 6, at both Family Masses. This 3rd
edition features 360 songs, updated texts, prayers, responses and
musical settings for the new English translation of the Roman
Missal; revised text for the Order of Mass in addition to five
mass settings chosen for contemporary ensembles; contemporary Catholic music, bilingual, English-Spanish songs alongside
fresh arrangements of traditional hymns. Also included are selections for Morning and Evening prayer, Reconciliation, Eucharistic adoration, retreats and more. They will replace the 2nd
version books which are almost 15 years old. Some hymnals will
have bookplates in memory of or in honor of someone dear to
our Family Mass community. Again, a heartfelt THANK YOU!
AdventJourneytoChristmas-Ideasformakingtheseasonspecial
! The "Praying Advent" website offers many helpful resources
for individuals and families who want some help to begin the
season of Advent. In common sense language, the site helps us
pray through Advent as we may never have done before. There
is a Daily Prayer for each day of Advent, based on the Collects of
the New Roman Missal. Just Google "Praying Advent" to find
the site on the Creighton University online ministries web site.
! Check out www.pray-as-you-go.org or 3-minute-retreats-dailyonline-prayer.htm (tambien en espanol: 3 minutos de retiro),
! For the 1st Sunday of Advent (Nov 29): Light one purple
candle on your Advent wreath (use prayer guides for Advent
wreath)
! Starting Nov 29, the Church begins Year C. The Gospel readings come mostly from Luke, with John providing a number of
Gospel readings throughout the year. We have a three-year cycle
of Sunday Scripture readings at Mass identified by the letters
A,B, and C. Each Sunday, the Church proclaims 3 readings, generally one each from the Old Testament, New Testament and
Gospels. A psalm is also assuaged to each Mass as a response to
the first reading.
We are best able to plan for, and use the resources you’ve entrusted to us, through the Annual Support Program. The more
people participate, the better we can plan and budget. If you
don’t already participate you’ll should have received a letter from
Fr. Bob this week about the program. We hope you will feel inspired to join.
Additionally, over the past few weeks, Fr. Bob has informed you
of the Legacy Campaign we have established to honor his 27
years as pastor and address the needs and areas of greatest importance to him as he finishes his time with us. Fr. Bob has
touched thousands of people in his nearly three decades here.
We are grateful for his insightful, spiritual leadership, and stewardship of our beloved parish and hope that you will join this
effort and consider a gift in honor of Fr. Bob. You will be hearing
more from us about how you can participate and help support
the parish in this new and exciting way.
Your consideration and continued generosity are sincerely and
most deeply appreciated.
KatieJillsonConcert–November29
Soprano Katie Jillson, of our 10:00 am choir, will present a vocal
recital this weekend on Sunday, November 29, at 2:30pm in the
upper church. All are welcome. A freewill offering will be accepted at the door.
ChristmasChoir
Any singers are welcome to join our music ministry for Caroling
at Campion Center and for Midnight Mass. If you are interested
in the details, please contact Michael Burgo at 552-6108 or Burgo@bc.edu
ElCaminoIgnacianoenelAñodeMisericordia, DelAdvientoalPentecostés, UnaJornadaconSanIgnaciode
Loyola
TheIgnatianWayintheYearofMercy-FromAdventto
Pentecost,AJourneywithSt.IgnatiusofLoyola
Advent1,Scripture
“There will be signs in the sun, the moon, and the stars,
and on earth nations will be in dismay,
perplexed by the roaring of the sea and the waves.
People will die of fright
in anticipation of what is coming upon the world,
for the powers of the heavens will be shaken.
And then they will see the Son of Man
coming in a cloud with power and great glory.
But when these signs begin to happen,
stand erect and raise your heads
because your redemption is at hand.
Adviento1,Escritura
“Habrá señales prodigiosas en el sol, en la luna y en las estrellas.
En la tierra, las naciones se llenarán de angustia y de miedo por
el estruendo de las olas del mar; la gente se morirá de terror y de
angustiosa espera por las cosas que vendrán sobre el mundo,
pues hasta las estrellas se bambolearán. Entonces verán venir al
Hijo del hombre en una nube, con gran poder y majestad.
Reflexión
El primer domingo del adviento empieza el año litúrgico con
imágenes que muestran el fin del mundo. Siempre empieza con
crisis y cataclismo. Algo está a punto de ocurrir y va a cambiarlo
todo.
Reflection
The first Sunday of Advent begins the liturgical year with images
that portray the world coming to an end. It always begins with
crisis and cataclysm. Something is about to happen that will
change everything.
LaVidaIgnaciana
Ignacio experimentó un cataclismo en su vida que lo llevará a
estar más cercano a Dios como un peregrino. En 1521 sufrió una
herida por una bala de cañón en la batalla de Pamplona que le
machucó los huesos de la pierna. Regresó a Loyola como un
hombre, herido y vencido.
TheLifeofIgnatius
Ignatius experienced a cataclysmic event that put into motion
the events that would lead him closer to God as a pilgrim. In
1521, he was wounded in the Battle of Pamplona by a cannonball that crushed the bones of his leg. He returned to Loyola, a
defeated, wounded man.
Preguntaparareflexión
¿Cómo es que la vida de Ignacio refleja tu propia vida? ¿Ha habido ocasiones cuando has sentido que tu mundo se acababa?
¿Puedes verte a ti mismo en este hombre, cuyas esperanzas y
sueños fueron destruidos?
QuestionforReflection
How does the life of Ignatius reflect your life? Have there been
times when it has felt like your world was “coming to an end”.
Can you see yourself in this man who has his great hopes and
dreams shattered?
OutreachMinistries
HolidayOutreach:LastWeekend! This is the final weekend
that the Gift Drive Tree will be up and that sign-ups
for the Saturday, December 5, Pine Street Inn Shattuck Shelter Holiday Meal will take place. We’ll
need food donations, as well as “time” donations for
kitchen prep. Please stop by the Gathering Space to
decide how you will be involved in these efforts.
PLEASE NOTE: Gifts should be returned the weekend of December 5/6.Thank you for your participation in our holiday
Outreach efforts.
AdventLiturgy
When the Liturgy Commission came together to pray about our
communal celebrations during the Advent season, we took note
of the many expressions of Joy that are in the scriptures beginning with the 2nd Sunday. Since Pope Francis has called for a
year of Mercy beginning December 8th, we decided that Joy and
Mercy would be the themes for this Advent. When you come to
St Ignatius beginning December 5th you will receive a Mercy
Card (Dec.5/6) or a Joy Card (Dec.12/13). You will be invited to
place the card in the second passing of the basket. In doing so
you are making the promise to perform an act of mercy or an act
of joy for someone during the week. On the third Sunday you can
choose :-) We hope that this will make your Advent even more
meaningful.
FoundationsofIgnatianPrayer
Foundations of Ignatian Prayer meets this Sunday, November
29th from 3:30-5:00 in the Choir/Media Room. Join us for "Praying Your Graced History" presented by Martha Sullivan. All are
welcome!
MeetMeganCapurso
This week, we introduce you to Megan Capurso, who is a first
year student at the BC School of Theology and Ministry. Megan
is a native of Mahopac, NY and did her undergraduate studies at
Mount St. Mary College in Newburgh, NY. Before coming to
BC, Megan spent a volunteer year serving at a Capuchin Retreat
Center. An accomplished student, Megan is the recipient of President Obama’s Presidential Education Award.
Upon completion of her degree, Megan is hoping to become a
college campus minister. She currently works at the parish as
both a sacristan and covering the weekend desk.
SigntheCatholicClimatePetitionandTurnLaudatoSi
IntoAction
"Living our vocation to be protectors of God’s handiwork is essential
to a life of virtue; it is not an optional or a secondary aspect of our
Christian experience." Laudato Si', Pope Francis
You are invited to sign the Catholic Climate Petition which has
been endorsed by Pope Francis and calls on world leaders to
address climate change, particularly as if affects our poorest and
most vulnerable sisters and brothers. All signatures will be presented to world leaders at the United Nations Climate Summit in
Paris later on this month. Sign online
at http://catholicclimatemovement.global/petition/
BostonCollegeCorner:
WorkingforaBetterWorld:TheStoryofCatholicRelief
ServicesandCarolynWoo
November 30, 2015 / Lecture
Presenter: Dr. Carolyn Woo, President, Catholic Relief Services
Location/Time: Gasson Hall 100, 6:00 p.m.
Sponsors: The C21 Center and University Mission and Ministry
Michelle’sNewCD
Michelle Abadia, one of our song leaders at St. Ignatius, has released a cd entitled: "Melodies From The Subway" featuring
works by Gershwin, Sondheim, Porter, Berlin, Rodgers & Hammerstein, and some soft pop. The cd also features Steven Sussman at the piano. Steve plays regularly for our 5:30 liturgies. His
musically sensitive and very expert playing truly enhanced this
recording.
The album is available for purchase at CdBaby.com:
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/michelleabadia. The album sells
for $9.99, and each individual song is $0.99 on CdBaby. The cd
will also be available on ITunes, AppleMusic and spotify very
soon.
You are invited to sample it, purchase it, review it on CdBaby
and just enjoy it! Please spread the word about it as well. It is the
perfect holiday gift for a loved one. Special thanks and blessings
in advance from Michelle for your support.
UpcomingCommissionMeetings
Liturgy Commission – Tuesday, December 1, 7:15 pm, Garden
Level
Dr. Carolyn Y. Woo is President & CEO of Catholic Relief Services, the official international humanitarian agency of the Catholic community in the United States. She came to CRS in January
2012 after a distinguished academic career. Just prior to oming
to CRS, Carolyn served from 1997 to 2011 as dean of the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business. During her
tenure, the Mendoza College was frequently recognized as the
nation's leading business school in ethics education and research. In this presentation, Carolyn will share how her own
faith story continues within the story of Catholic Relief Services. Come join us: Monday, Nov 30 at 6:00pm in Gasson 100;
all are welcome.
StorytellingforHealing
December 3, 2015 / Lecture
Presenter: William Casey, Director of Restorative Justice Program for the Northern Virginia Mediation Service
Location/Time: Gasson Hall 100, 5:30 p.m.
Sponsors: The C21 Center and Voice of the Faithful
ChristmasReflections–SavetheDates
December 18 – Robsham Theater, 7:30 pm
December 19 and 20 – Robsham Theater, 3:00 pm
FatherBob’sWishList
! repair of the buttress on the Commonwealth Avenue side of
the church
! a fund that continues to support the arts in worship at St.
Ignatius
! a fund that supports the parish retreats at Eastern Point.
! a fund that provides ongoing support for St. Anne’s Parish
SaintIgnatiusofLoyola
28CommonwealthAvenue,ChestnutHillMA02467
Phone:617-552-6100!Fax:617-552-6101!Email:Ignatius@bc.edu!http://bc.edu/st-ignatius
TheParishStaff
Rev. Robert F. Ver Eecke, SJ, Pastor
frvereec@bc.edu
617-552-6100
Rev. John Allan Loftus, SJ, Associate
ja.loftus@bc.edu
617-552-6100
Paul Melley, Assistant to the Pastor, BC Liaison
melleypa@bc.edu
617-552-6113
Michael Burgo, Director of Music Ministry
Timothy Zimmerman, Organist, Associate Director of Music
Sr. Diane Vallerio, MFIC, Director of Outreach
Susan Stuart, Director of Faith Formation
Anabella Morabito, Associate Dir. of Faith Formation
Diana Gaillardetz, Adult Faith Formation, RCIA
burgo@bc.edu
zimmerta@bc.edu
vallerio@bc.edu
langinst@bc.edu
morabian@bc.edu
gailladi@bc.edu
617-552-6108
617-552-6114
617-552-6107
617-552-6105
617-552-6103
617-552-6103
Reenie Murphy, Parish Administrative Assistant
Kathy Maher, Spiritual Life Coordinator
Kyle Crosby, Database Manager
ignatius@bc.edu
katherine.maher@bc.edu
kyle.crosby@bc.edu
617-552-6102
617-552-6112
617-552-6119
Kathy Maher, CAP Team Member, Chair
Rev. John Allan Loftus, SJ, CAP Team Member
Marc Gervais, CAP Team Member
Mary Santapaula, CAP Team Member
katherine.maher@bc.edu
ja.loftus@bc.edu
mjg@gervaisdavenport.com
TheCelebrationoftheEucharist
TheSacraments
Sunday
Upper Church: 8 a.m., 10 a.m., 12 Noon, 5:30 p.m.
Lower Church: 8 a.m., 10 a.m. (Family Liturgy)
12 Noon Misa en Español en la Capilla Lannon
Baptism: Adults are baptized at the Easter Vigil as part of the Rites of
Christian Initiation for Adults. Infant and child baptisms are by arrangement.
Weekday
Lower Church: 12:15 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.
Lower Church: Fridays, 12:45 p.m. Adoration
Saturday
Lower Church: 9 a.m.
Upper Church: 4 p.m. (Vigil)
First Eucharist: Preparation begins in grade one and includes classes,
retreats and home instruction. Children receive First Eucharist in grade
two.
Confirmation: Our Confirmation program begins in grade nine. Students are confirmed in the spring of grade ten. Young adults who have
been catechized but are not yet confirmed should contact the parish office for an alternative program.
Matrimony: Must be registered as a parishioner six months prior to
beginning marriage arrangements.
Reconciliation: Saturdays, 3:15–3:45 p.m., Upper Church or by arrangement
Anointing of the Sick: By arrangement
MARY CLEMENTS PAJAK
Pa
Sa
ATTORNEY AT LAW
617-795-2990
Estate and Trust Planning and
Administration, Related Tax Issues, Probate
Rosaries from Flowers
“Handmade from the Flowers
of your Loved One”
www.sa-pa.com
617-303-1000
29 CRAFTS STREET, SUITE 420
NEWTON, MA 02458
www.CPLawPro.com
(978) 851-9103
MODERN VIETNAMESE
Cleveland Circle
1952 Beacon Street
Boston, MA 02135
CLEMENTS PAJAK LAW OFFICES
1215 Main Street, Unit 122
Tewksbury, MA 01876
www.rosariesfromflowers.com
Space
Available
ADvertising sAles
Subscribe to
PArt time. full time. flexible.
on Amazon.com
$1.49
a month
Bring the Good News
WITH YOU. EVERYWHERE.
Sell Ads for this Bulletin and more.
Call Ken Romano 617-779-3771
We Have Space Available For You!
ITOWANT
YOU
ADVERTISE HERE
Cardinal Seán’s Blog
617-779-3770
For more information
Cardinal Seán shares his
reflections & experiences.
We serve over 100 Parishes and have available
space in those bulletins to serve you better.
www.CardinalSeansBlog.org
Bulletin Delivery made Simple.
W:\GENERAL
INFORMATION\MARKETING\ADVERTISEMENTS\ST
. IGNATIUS3.22.07.DOC
Watch this video
Mail
and see how your bulletin is made.
Scan this qr code with your
smart phone and app.
Parish Bulletin
Sign Up at www.pilotbulletins.net/sign-up
Classified
• Help Wanted • For Sale • For Rent
Receive your Parish Bulletin in your inbox every week.
ssified • Help Wanted • For Sale •617-779-3770
For Rent
79-3788Save
Advertising@pilotcatholicnews.com
30% to 50% On Most Printing Costs!
ForIfall
Classified
needs
you your
bring your
printing to a Advertising
chain store Booklets
or other printer, money is leaving
with those print jobs.
We can help save you money.
MAC T
N
E
New Englan
d
May 28 th to Open
June 1 st
June 28th
A
E
Francisco
Montoya
Academy
Director
to July 1 st
What’s Inside
New Englan
d Jr. Clay Court
July 10th
Championsh
to July 13 th
ips
New Englan
d
August 14th Jr. Hard Court Cham
pionships
to August th
17
Celeste Frey
Academy
Mana
ger
Alex Howa
rd
Head Coach
SUMMER
MAN
MGOOD
MIRIA
2010
Dave Colby
Junior Progra
m Director
CORY SILKEN
GRIFFIN
THUR
ARTHUR
Bookmarks
Business Cards
Calendars
Door Hangers
Flyers/Brochures
Greeting Cards
Magnets
Newsletters
rica’s Oldest Catholic Newspaper
wder
Saturday, June 26
th, 2
–4
Daniel Quice
no
Tennis Profes
sional
pm
Join us as we
welcome Summer
with delicious
from the Jazz
desserts and music Chris
Trio “String Swing.”
Clayton
Enjoy our lovely
area, and tour
outdoor garden Tennis
our beautiful commun
Professional
ity.
Kindly RSVP by June 23
Francisco
Monto
978-526-8900 ya | fmontoya@m
actennis.com
ext. 232
Celeste Frey
|
978-526-8900 cfrey@mactennis.co
m
ext. 351
68 Commonw
ealth Avenue
| 978.369.4728
West Concord,
MA 01742
ConcordPark.net
Ramp up
Your Ga
me
Cho
• June 14th
to August
27th
• Mondays
- Fridays
• 1:30 - 5:30
pm
• 8 years
and up
•
Through a unique collaboration
The with
Cambridge Homes
, a local assisted living
residence and
The Griffin Museum,
come
view remarkable and inspiring photography
in a comfortable home-like setting.
FEST
Notepads
Plastic Cards
Postcards
Posters
Presentation
Folders
Stickers
Table Tent Cards
& much more
Proud Printers of This Bulletin
617-779-3788 Advertising@pilotcatholicnews.com
For all your Classified Advertising needs
GetCatholicTV.com
America’s Oldest Catholic Newspaper
617-779-3777
Subscribe: 617-779-3792
printing@PilotPrinting.net
Advertise: 617-779-3788
www.PilotPrinting.net
For Advertising Information, Please Call 617-779-3770
To your inbox
Subscribe: 617-779-3792
Advertise: 617-779-3788
Pilot Bulletins
The Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola in Chestnut Hill, MA
“your full service party and tool rental center”
W. C. Canniff & Sons, Inc.
CAMBRIDGE 617-666-7368 (RENT)
D A N I E L’ S
Monuments &
Lettering
531 Cummins Hwy • Roslindale
WELCOME
617-323-3690
352 mcgrath hwy., somerville | www.cambridgetaylorrental.com
BAKERY
Featuring
Tables, Chairs, Linen, Party Tents, Games,
Power Tools & Equipment for all your needs.
BRIghtON C tR
395 Washington Street . Brighton-MA-02135
(617) 254-7718 danielsbakery@gmail.com
TBROS
TRETHEWEY BROTHERS INC.
MENTION THIS AD AND RECEIVE
10% OFF YOUR NEXT RENTAL!
DIY and custom framing
64 Harvard Street, Brookline
For all your cooling needs.
4280 Washington St. Roslindale MA
617-325-3283 tbros.com
lic# 11207
Celtic Angels Inc.
617-734-4995
MON-THUR 10-9, FRI & SAT 10-6
See us on facebook
781-331-0062
“Be a Servant”
Matthew 20:26
Cover Image
Saint Clement Eucharistic Shrine
Boston, Massachusetts
Photo by George Martell
your family this Christmas!
Family Owned Since 1952
www.stadiumauto.com
305 Western Ave., Allston | 617-254-6163
Support your priests
this Christmas.
Text PRIEST to 56512
Order These Beautiful
Christmas Cards Today
of the Holy Family to you and
incorporAted
Collision Specialists - 24 Hour Towing Service
www.celticangelsinc.com
Christmas is Just
Around the Corner
Wishing the peace, hope, wonder & joy
Stadium Auto Body
Personalized Home Health Care
Call today for a FREE initial consultation
with an RN!!
www.FramersWorkshopBrookline.com
Since 1896
www.CanniffMonuments.com
617-779-3777
Msg. and data rates may apply.
Clergy Health and Retirement Trust
Caring for the Well-Being of our Boston Priests
Clergy Health and Retirement Trust
Caring for the Well-Being of our Boston Priests
www.PilotPrinting.net
Clergy Health and Retirement Trust
Caring for the Well-Being of our Boston Priests
To support our priests,
text the word PRIEST to 56512
Msg. & data rates may apply.
St Mary’s Cemetery in Needham, founded
in the 1870’s, is the parish cemetery of Mary
Immaculate of Lourdes. The Cemetery is
a reverent resting place for those awaiting
reunion with the Risen Lord. The decision
to pre-plan and purchase interment rights is
a responsible and thoughtful gesture, sparing
loved ones the stress of making difficult
decisions during a time of grief and loss.
ST. MARY’S CEMETERY
Discover an
independent and
truly carefree
lifestyle!
For information, call the cemetery staff at Mary
Immaculate of Lourdes Church at 781-235-1841.
St. Mary’s Cemetery | 1 Wellesley Avenue,
Needham, MA 02494
For Advertising Information, Please Call 617-779-3770
Pilot Bulletins
CabotParkVillage.com
280 Newtonville Avenue • Newton, MA 02460
617-965-7707
The Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola in Chestnut Hill, MA