St. Theresa of Avila
Parish
2078 Centre Street
West Roxbury, Massachusetts
Christ has no body now on earth but
yours,
no hands but yours, no feet but yours;
yours are the eyes through which Christ's compassion looks out on
the world,
yours are the feet with which He is to go about doing good
and yours are the hands with which He is to bless us
now.
Teresa of Avila
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Welcome
to St. Theresa of Avila Parish Home PageParochial Vicars: Reverend Richard S. Bradford (Wed. and Thurs., and Friday a.m.)
Reverend Andreas Davison
In Residence: Reverend Raymond G. Helmick, S.J.
Religious Education Catechetical Leaders:
Mrs. Ann Barden:
Kindergarten ~ Grade 6
Mrs. Diane Flynn:
Grades 7 ~ 12
Ms. Jennifer McKiernan: Baptism Coordinator
CYO Coordinator: Denise Henry
St. Theresa School: Mrs. Jane Gibbons, Principal
Music Director: Richard R. Bunbury, Ph.D.
Outreach Director: Sister Virginia Kelleher, CSJ (617-325-9171)
Parish Secretary: Mrs. Carol O'Brien
Saint Theresa of Avila Church
2078 Centre Street
West Roxbury, Massachusetts 02132
RECTORY OFFICE HOURS
Sunday:
Monday through Thursday:
Friday:
8:30 a.m.
Saturday:
If a parishioner is sick and needs to receive the sacraments, a priest can always be reached by calling 617-325-1300. The answering service will contact the priest on duty to respond to emergency calls of this nature.
Telephone: 617- 325-1300; Fax: 617-325-0380
Religious Education Office: 617-469-2898
St. Theresa School: 617-323-1050
Music Director: 617- 325-1300 extension 126
Saint Theresa Church and Chapel are both handicapped accessible through our Pavilion. Entrance to the church parking lot is from St. Theresa Avenue, off of Centre Street.
Saint Theresa Church is located at 2078 Centre Street at the corner of St. Theresa Avenue, in West Roxbury. It is easily accessible by public transportation. From Forest Hills station (Orange Line) the Charles River and Stimson Street buses stop directly across from the church. The Needham Local Commuter Rail train runs Monday through Saturday; West Roxbury station is one block from the church. Check schedules and routes at http://www.mbta.com
Driving Directions
St. Theresa of Avila Church is easily accessible from Route 128/Route
95.
From the south
From Route 128/95, take exit 15A (Dedham). This brings you to onto Route
1. You will pass several stores and restaurants (Best Buy, TGI
Fridays). Stay straight, passing the Dedham Mall (Sears) and several fast food
places. At the intersection of VFW Parkway (Route 1) and Spring Street,
(Vintage Restaurant is on your right and there is a donut shop across the street) take a right onto Spring Street. Stay on Spring Street, past Tony's
Restaurant and Shaws Market. You will see the church steeple up ahead on
the right. Spring Street becomes Centre Street (Kfoury Funeral Home
on right and Tedeschi's on left). Take a right at the church, onto St. Theresa Avenue, the
church parking lot is the first left.
From the west:
Take Route 9 east. At Barnes & Noble (across from the Chestnut Hill Mall),
take exit for West Roxbury/Hyde Park. Stay to the right on the ramp and you will
be on Hammond Pond Parkway. At the rotary, take the second right onto
LaGrange Street. Stay on LaGrange, keep to the right when the road spurs
to the left. You will cross VFW Parkway (Carrigg Monuments on the
corner). Remain on LaGrange. The second lights after VFW Pkwy is
Centre Street. The Corrib Pub will be ahead on the left, Blanchards is on
the right. Take a right from LaGrange onto Centre Street. Get in the
left lane, Saint Theresa of Avila Church is just ahead on the left. Take a
left at the lights onto St. Theresa Avenue, the church parking lot is the
first left.
From downtown
Boston:
Take Storrow Drive west
bound and exit at Fenway. Get into the right lane on the exit ramp, stay
right onto Boylston Street (outbound). Pass by Yawkey Way and Fenway
Park. Stay straight. Boylston Street becomes Brookline Avenue
at the intersection with Park Drive (Emmanuel College will be ahead on the
left). Take Brookline Avenue past the hospital area (Beth Israel,
Deaconess, Dana Farber). Take a left onto the Riverway, which becomes the
Jamaica Way. Stay on the Jamaica Way until the rotary at the Jamaica Way
and Centre Street. Do not go around the rotary, take a right at the rotary
onto Centre Street. Pass the Faulkner Hospital and VFW Parkway, staying on
Centre Street. At the rotary at Holy Name Church, take the second right -
still Centre Street. Go through the business district, pass Starbucks,
Roche Brothers supermarket, CVS, fire station and library. As you approach
the intersection of Centre and LaGrange Streets (Corrib Restaurant and
Blanchards on the corners) you will see the church steeple ahead. Get into
the left lane and take a left at the lights in front of the church, onto St.
Theresa Avenue. The parking lot is the first left.
Mass
Schedule
Saturday: 4:00 and 5:30 p.m.
Sunday: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 a.m. and 12 Noon
Vigil of holydays: 4:00 and 7:30 p.m.
Holydays: 6:30, 9:30 a.m.; 12:15
and 7:30 p.m.
All weekend and holyday Masses are celebrated in the main church.
Weekday Masses are celebrated in the Chapel, Monday through Friday, 6:45 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., and Saturday morning 6:45 a.m.
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament in the Chapel every Saturday following the 6:45 a.m. Mass, with Benediction at 3:30 p.m.
Sacraments
Baptism
is celebrated on the second and
fourth Sunday of the
month at 1:15 p.m. in the Chapel. A preparation meeting for parents
and Godparents is held on the Friday evening prior to the second Sunday
of the month at 7:30 p.m. in the Chapel. Parents are asked to contact the
Parish House at least two weeks
before the Baptism. If you are expecting your first child, or are new to
the parish, please contact the Parish House one month before your baby's
due date. Baptism is the sacrament of welcome into the community of faith.
For this reason, and because of the large number of Baptisms at Saint Theresa's
each year, the parish cannot offer private Baptisms.
Marriage: Couples planning to be married at Saint Theresa's should make an appointment with one of the priests at least six months prior to the wedding date.
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults: The RCIA is a formation process
in
volving both liturgical and educational opportunities for adults seeking
membership in the Catholic Church. The RCIA is for the unbaptized, for
those baptized in other Christian churches, and for Catholics who have
been baptized but have not yet received Eucharist, Penance or Confirmation.
For further information contact the Religious Education Office.
The Pastoral Staff at Saint Theresa's is dedicated to serving our parish community: young, old, and in-between, large families, small families and households of one. Our liturgies, programs, and services help make Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior, an integral part of our lives.
We cordially invite you to visit us - here in cyberspace or in person. Our beautiful church is a gem of Gothic architecture, our liturgies are celebrated with grace and reverence, our parish choir enhances our worship each Sunday at our 10:30 Mass, September through June. To those Catholics who live here in West Roxbury but have not been with us at Mass, I extend a very special invitation to join us on Sunday. What happens here at Mass each Sunday, each day, gives each of us the strength and support we need to get through our week. The love and grace of the Lord is boundless! Come and see for yourself.
With the assurances of a prayerful remembrance for you and all those you hold dear, I am
Sincerely in Christ,
Reverend Monsignor William M. Helmick
Pastor
May
11, 2008
The Feast of Pentecost
A note from Monsignor Helmick
HAIL MARY
I
am writing this on Monday evening, May 5, taking pen in hand following the May
Crowning in the
Veneration
of the Blessed Mother is as old as the Catholic Church itself. People have
always recognized Mary as our heavenly intercessor, praying for us in heaven,
asking her Son, Our Lord, to protect us. There is a beautiful prayer written by
Saint Bernard of Clairvaux, entitled: “The Memorare”. The prayer begins with
these words: “Remember, O Most Gracious Virgin Mary, that never was it known
that anyone who fled to your protection, implored your help, or sought your
intercession was left unaided.”
These
words are an expression of our trust and confidence in Mary. We know she will
help us, in every circumstance of our lives. And we know that Mary is the most influential
advocate we have with her Son, Our Lord.
This
trust and confidence we have in Mary can be traced back to the moment at the
Wedding of Cana, when the wine ran out and the bride and the groom were about to
be embarrassed and humiliated on their wedding day. When Mary saw this, she
simply said to Jesus: “They have no more wine”. No doubt, she said this to
her Son, knowing that he would do something
about it. She probably gave Him a look only a mother can give her child, a look
that said: “I am really expecting You to help these people”!!!
And
we know that the Lord responded. The changing of water into wine was the first
of Our Lord’s public miracles, and it helped people to put their faith in Him,
to come to an understanding of WHO HE IS- - -the Son of God. But there was also
the element of Mary’s concern and care for the newlyweds, which led her to
tell the Lord “they have no more wine.”
If
you read the story of the wedding at
In
heaven, where she intercedes for us always, we can be sure that she tells her
Son about our needs - - - whatever they may be. We can be sure that she responds
to our prayers for her help.
During
his visit to the
During
this day, every day, we have plenty of opportunity to pray to her for ourselves
and for others, knowing that Mary looks on us with a mother’s compassion, with
a mother’s understanding. The “Hail Mary”, a prayer we all know from our
earliest days, ends with these words that should never be far from our minds,
hearts, and lips, especially when we need help the most, especially in times of
temptation: “Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners, now and at the
hour of our death. AMEN.
Reverend Monsignor William M. Helmick
Pastor
Sunday Mass Why?
WITHOUT THE EUCHARIST,
WE CANNOT BE FAITHFUL TO THE LORD JESUS.
WE NEED HIM!!
NEWS
OF THE WEEK
Liturgical Music
Music and Song are more than an embellishment of worship; they are themselves part of the liturgical action. Solemn sacred music...is not therefore a kind of addition that frames the liturgy and makes it more pleasing but an important means of active participation in worship.
Pope Benedict XVI; Alte Kapelle, Regensburg
May 10/11 Pentecost
(Mother’s Day)
Entrance Hymn: Come, Holy Ghost
*Melodic Gloria (Chepponis, with bells)
Psalm Response: Come, Lord Jesus, send us your Spirit (see revised verses)
Sequence: Come, Holy Sprit, on Us Shine
Celtic Alleluia
*Preparation Rite: Veni Creator Spiritus (chant)
Communion Meditation Hymn: The Day of Pentecost Arrived
Recessional Hymn: O Holy Spirit by Whose Breath
* 10:30 Mass only
Mother’s Day Blessing
Loving God, as a mother gives life and nourishment to her children,
so You watch over Your Church.
Bless these women, that they may be strengthened as Christian mothers.
Let the example of their faith and love shine forth.
Grant that we, their sons and daughters,
may honor them always with a spirit of profound respect.
Grant this through Christ our Lord.
AMEN
MAY DEVOTIONS:
All are welcome to join us in the Chapel each weekday at
EXHIBIT IN THE
PAVILION: MOSAICS FOR THE
PAVILION
What you will see out on a table in the pavilion will probably be
a surprise. It is the first panel (out of fifteen) of a mosaic that will
eventually cover the wall by the wheelchair ramp.
The theme will be the healing miracles of Christ. What you will actually
see, on the first 3-foot by 5-foot panel of what will eventually cover the whole
wall, will be loops of foliage filled with birds, which are life symbols. This
will be just the upper right-hand corner of the design. The wall is big, 15-foot
by 15-foot, with some space taken off the bottom by the ramp. Eventually there
will be a series of scenes illustrating the healing ministry of Christ, a
full-length figure of Christ turning to look down the ramp and a text: Come
to me, all you that labor and are burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my
yoke upon you and learn from me. For my yoke is easy and my burden light.
The job is likely to take some time, though not as long as it took to
complete the tabernacle. You should see it up on the wall in a year’s time.
And then there is another wall to go.
Revererend Raymond G. Helmick, SJ
Seminary
Collection
The second collection at all the Masses next weekend, May 10/11, will be for the
benefit of
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Massachusetts
The MCFL will hold a
Peer Ministry Meeting
Our Next Peer Ministry Meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, May 13 at
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Moms, Pops, and Tots
Our final meeting will take place on Friday, May 16. We hope you and your
friends will be able to join us in the School at
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Memorial Day Cemetery Masses
In observance of Memorial Day, Masses will be celebrated at
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Altar Servers~ ~ New and
Veterans
Father Andreas Davison has taken responsibility for the training and supervision
of our parish Altar Servers. He is away for the next two weeks. On three
Thursdays, May 29, June 5, and June 12, he will meet with
Students in schools other than St. Theresa’s, who wish to be Altar Servers,
should contact the rectory (617-325-1300) as soon as possible. Father Davison
will have training meetings for these students in the Sacristy on the afternoons
of the same three Thursdays, from
I am very grateful to the Altar Servers for everything they do to enhance the
celebration of mass and other liturgical services here at Saint Theresa’s. I
am especially grateful to the high school and 7th and 8th grade servers who
continue to serve Mass here, and there will be a special meeting with them to
make sure we are all on the same page with any changes Father Davison may
introduce. I know that Father Davison will build on the high level of reverent
and devout Liturgical Celebrations here, and I know that the Altar Servers will
enjoy working with him for the Honor and Glory of God. I am grateful to him for
taking on this responsibility. He is very generous with his time, and he does
all things well!
Reverend
Monsignor William M. Helmick, Pastor
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RCIA
The RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) is the official collection of
rites of the Roman Catholic Church for initiation of adults and the reception of
baptized candidates into the Church.
RCIA is a process rather than a program. It is a process of formation in
prayer, information on the teachings of the Church, and transformation
to personal conversion toward Jesus Christ. All of this is done within the
context of a community of faith – the parish.
Participants in the RCIA are at different stages on their faith journey: some
people have never been Baptized and desire to receive this sacrament, some were
baptized in another faith tradition and wish to be received into the Catholic
Church, some were baptized Catholic but have never received Confirmation and
Eucharist.
If you or someone you know is interested in learning more about the RCIA, please
call the Rectory and leave your name and telephone number. Catechetical sessions
begin in the fall but people are encouraged to contact the rectory now for a
preliminary meeting and information.
BIBLE
STUDY—A HAPPIER LIFE
Would you like to get closer to the living Christ? Would you like to let
the experiences of St. Peter and
MAY 14 ACTS
20:1-38
21 ACTS
21:1-40
28 ACTS
22:1-30
JUNE 4 ACTS 23:1-35
11 ACTS
24:1-27
18 ACTS
25:1-27
25 ACTS
26:1-32
ALL ARE MOST
WELCOME TO ATTEND ANY SESSION.
Father William Lohan
Two weeks from today, May 25, our
parishioner, William Lohan, the son of Mary and Tom Lohan of Dwinell Street,
having been ordained a Priest by Cardinal O’Malley on Saturday, May 24, will
celebrate his First Solemn Mass here, at Saint Theresa’s, at 12:00 Noon. You
are all most welcome to Father Lohan’s First Mass, which will be another
wonderful moment in the history of Saint Theresa’s Church, where vocations to
the Priesthood still flourish. Please pray for him, in these final two weeks of
preparations for his ordination. And, also,
please continue to pray for an increase of vocations to the Priesthood and to
religious life among the young people of Saint Theresa’s Parish.
Reverend Monsignor William M. Helmick, Pastor
2008
The
2008 Boston Catholic Appeal is underway in Saint Theresa’s Parish. I am most grateful
for the generous response of our parishioners as you show your support for the
many good works and activities of the Catholic Church in the Archdiocese of
Boston.
Contribution and Pledges can be made in the mail or at the rectory or by
dropping an Appeal Envelope into the regular offertory collection at mass. The
Reverend Monsignor William M. Helmick, Pastor
For weekly adult enrichment and reflection, please look at the Question of the Week section on our Scripture page. Daily Scripture Readings
To read the Mission Statement, Philosophy, Behavior Code and Curriculum outlines, click here Religious Education Page
Parish Baptisms
During the month of April, we had 12 Baptisms here at Saint Theresa’s. Those
who were Baptized are as follows:
Keira Tracey Connors Thomas Paul
Davis, Jr. Mary Kelley Flaherty
Liam Colin
Nelson
Liam
Sebastian Perrino Gabriella Elizabeth Roper
Caitlin Riley
Porter
May the Lord, Who has begun a good work in them, bring it to completion in their
homes and families.
DID
YOU KNOW THAT…
The Archdiocese of Boston, through the Office of Religious Education, has
partnered with the
Music and Song are more than an embellishment of worship; they are themselves part of the liturgical action. Solemn sacred music...is not therefore a kind of addition that frames the liturgy and makes it more pleasing but an important means of active participation in worship. Pope Benedict XVI; Alte Kapelle, Regensburg
May 10/11 Pentecost
(Mother’s Day)
Entrance Hymn: Come, Holy Ghost
*Melodic Gloria (Chepponis, with bells)
Psalm Response: Come, Lord Jesus, send us your Spirit (see revised verses)
Sequence: Come, Holy Sprit, on Us Shine
Celtic Alleluia
*Preparation Rite: Veni Creator Spiritus (chant)
Communion Meditation Hymn: The Day of Pentecost Arrived
Recessional Hymn: O Holy Spirit by Whose Breath
* 10:30 Mass only
PARISH MUSIC MINISTRY
Music
Ministry
Parish
Choir is open to
adults and high school students. We sing a varied repertoire of liturgical music
each Sunday at the
Parish
Cantors lead
assembly song at all the parish liturgies. Please contact Dr. Bunbury rrbunbury@aol.com if you are interested in this ministry.
Choristers
is open to
students grades 5 through 9. (Students who have completed at least one year in
Children's choir may join in grade 4). Rehearsals take place Wednesdays from 4-
5:15 in the choir room and will begin on September 19. The Choristers and
Children's Choir sing at the
Children's
Choir is open to
students grades 2 through 4. Rehearsals take place Wednesdays from
REMINDER: CYO is open to all High School students, grades 9-12. Stop by the Rectory anytime to join!
CYO Suggestions? There's a Suggestion Box in the CYO Office in the Rectory. We want to see your ideas for CYO activities this year.
EVENTS 'ROUND TOWN: The Church Beyond Our Parish
MASS
FOR LIFE, The
annual series of monthly Pro-Life Masses has begun again at St. Mary's Chapel on
the
BLESSED JOHN XXIII NATIONAL SEMINARY is seeking men between the ages of 30 to 60 who love God and desire to be a shepherd among His people. If interested please call 781-899-5500 or e-mail seminary@blessedjohnxxiii.edu or visit their website at www.blessedjohnxxiii.edu
PROJECT
RACHEL
The pain and sorrow of past abortions need not endure for a lifetime. Project
Rachel is the post-abortion ministry of the Catholic Church to help those
dealing with the pain of abortion. For a confidential referral to a priest
and/or retreat opportunities, contact Project Rachel at 508-651-3100 or help@projectrachelboston.com.
Trust in the tender mercy
of God’s love.
An open invitation to all senior
citizens:
BOSTON COLLEGE LIFELONG LEARNING INSTITUTE is now accepting applications from
any one in the greater Boston area who is interested in discussing his or her
interest in a variety of subjects ranging from Current Events, Words &
Music, The American Revolution, to B.C. Football for Rookies, Catholicism, the
2008 Presidential Election and several more offerings. The Institute is moving
to 1280 Boylston St. (directly across from the Chestnut Hill Mall) in September.
For information visit our website at www.bc.edu /
alumni / friends / ilr or call Carol Naber, Program Director at 617-552-2950
the deutches altenheim german center holds two Support Groups for people who know someone living with Alzheimer's disease or a related dementia. One group is for adult children and one is for spouses. The groups are held monthly at the Deutches Altenheim Nursing Home, 2222 Centre Street. For more information please call Susan O'Connell at 617-325- 1230 X 253 or Margaret Wright at 617-325- 1230 X 259.
SAINT
VINCENT DE PAUL CLOTHING BOX REQUESTS have been received relative to
the nearest box in West Roxbury for clothing donations.
There is a box on VFW Parkway at #1524 near the U-Haul store and the
location is known as Cohen’s Mall.
Volunteer Opportunities in the Community
PRAYER
SHAWL MINISTRY:
FAULKNER
MARIA FO MISSION CIRCLE OF HOLY NAME CHURCH: Women in the community meet each Wednesday morning to prepare medical supplies for shipment to third world countries through the auspices of Por Christo. We are in need of clean used sheets, mens’ shirts, towels, mattress padding, unused medical supplies (no medications). Yarn and sewing material is appreciated. For more information, please call Rita Casey at 617-325-7207.
REFLECTIONS ON THE PRIESTHOOD : On the Parish Web Page you will find some Reflections on the Priesthood which were prepared by Monsignor Helmick. Click here to read A Priest's Week
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Our Parish School +
Registration
Registration continues for
all grades for the school year 2008/2009. Registration will take place
every Wednesday, beginning on February 27th, from
Box
Tops and Bottle Caps
Thanks
to all who contribute Box Tops and Shaw’s Receipts. Please continue to help us
raise money for Saint Theresa’s School. We
are still collecting the Hood Sox Tops for Kids bottle caps from the light block
bottles only. Each cap is worth 5 cents. This program, sponsored by HP Hood and
Red Sox Kid Nation allows schools to earn money.
$10,000
School Raffle
•
Only 300 tickets will be sold at $100.00 each
•
You may share a ticket with family or with friends
•
Tickets will be on sale in the Pavilion after the 4:00 P.M. Mass on Saturdays
and after the
Second
Prize~~ a Night at Jury’s Hotel in
Third
Prize ~~ Four Red Sox Tickets
Prizes
will be awarded at a Cocktail Party/Live Drawing on Saturday, May 17th Local 550
Sprinkler Fitters Union Hall
Come
out and enjoy Good Food and Good Music with Friends and Neighbors. A Great Night
for a Great Cause.
ALL
PROCEEDS GO TO
St.
Did you attend or graduate from Saint Theresa’s School? Then you
will want to visit the updated school web page (www.rc.net/boston/st_theresa_school)
and click on Alumni. Reconnect with classmates and see photos of various
graduating classes. You may also want to make a donation to Saint Theresa's
School to ensure that the fine education you received there will continue in the
years to come, as we strive to maintain the excellent standards for which the
school is noted.
Remember, our wonderful parish School has a web site too. Click to get news of all the great and exciting things going on in St. Theresa School. Click and find out more! St. Theresa School
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The information is kept current by sending semi-annual reports to each parish and mission.
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All
loving and gracious God,
we thank You for the Gift of Your Son,
Jesus Christ.
For two hundred years
we have journeyed together
as members of His Church
in the Archdiocese of
We have tried to live the Gospel message
in service to one another.
Continue to walk with us as we seek
to be receptive to Your grace
in Word and Sacrament.
Send us Your Spirit to enlighten our minds,
strengthen our wills and open our hearts.
By our witness may others know You.
Through the intercession
of Mary Immaculate,
may the Church in
journey together in Christ
with courage, joy, peace.
AMEN.
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This page was updated on
May 9, 2008
The
music on our web page this week is Come Holy Ghost
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