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1 O P C S. M C 236 Eldridge Rd. Wells, ME (207) FAX (207) Weekday Mass: 9 AM Weekend Masses: Saturday 4 PM Sunday 9 & 11 AM S. M C 30 Portland Rd. Kennebunk ME (207) FAX (207) Weekday Mass: 8 AM Weekend Masses: Saturday 4 PM Sunday 8 & 10 AM Confessions at both Churches Drivethrough first Friday of each month at 12 Noon A S C (closed until further notice) Our P S Fr. Fred Morse, Pastor Fr. Agustin Sebasthiyan, Parochial Vicar Deacon Darrell Blackwell O Diane W. O Neil, Manager Rosanne Smith Ruth Shrader Paula Moses C Donald Webber Mark Reeth F M Timothy Gallant, Supervisor Jesse Ouellette F F Carolyn F. Houston, Director Rosanne Smith, Adult Education L M Mark Reeth, Coordinator Lisa White, Choir Director Holy Spirit Parish J 7,

2 H S P LIVE MASSES FOR 50 PEOPLE IN HOLY SPIRIT PARISH H S P: Below are the conditions for attending live Masses beginning this weekend at both churches. Live Masses have begun this weekend with Saturday Masses at 4 PM in both Kennebunk and Wells, and Sunday Masses in Kennebunk at 8 & 10 AM and in Wells at 9 & 11 AM. Beginning Monday, June 8, weekday Masses will resume in Wells at 8 AM and in Kennebunk at 9 AM, again with a maximum of 50. Since the priest, lector, cantor, etc., are included in the 50, there will be room for 41 additional parishioners at the weekend Masses and approximately 46 at the weekday Masses. There was a signup for each of the Masses this past week. Due to the limit, a person cannot attend every Mass. The Bishop has suggested that a parishioner attend one or two weekend Masses a month and perhaps a weekday Mass to attend during the other weeks. We must be willing to share our limited space and seats. The 4 PM and 9 AM Masses will continue to be streamed live over the internet, and the Bishop continues to exempt all from the obligation to attend weekend Mass. If one has not reserved a seat via the signup process, he/she will not be able to just show up at a Mass and attend unless there are seats still available. THERE ARE DESIGNATED SEATS DUE TO DISTANCE REQUIRMENTS, AND ONE MUST SIT ONLY IN THOSE SEATS. SINCE THOSE SEATS MUST BE SANITIZED AFTER EACH MASS AND BEFORE THENEXT MASS, WE NEED TO BE ASSURED THAT ONLY THE DISIGNATED SEATS WILL HAVE BEEN USED. Bishop Deeley has helped us determine who and how we should participate. Some of us will have to decide that it is best for our health not to attend at all, but to continue to participate in this virtual way, said the bishop. For this reason, I am continuing the dispensation from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass for the time being. It may also be the case that some of you may find it more convenient to attend a daily Mass during the week rather than on Sunday when there could be less people present. I will also encourage our pastors to continue these virtual Masses since, in any case, not everyone will be able to attend each week because there simply will not be the capacity in our churches. Please remember: elderly who are vulnerable or with certain illnesses, or who are not selfambulatory, should probably not attend but, instead, watch Mass streaming online. All must wear a mask (brought with them) at all times in church and remain at least six feet from others. Anyone from outside of Maine who has not quarantined for 14 days in Maine prior to Mass may not attend. When entering church, please go to your designated seat with mask on and remain at least six feet from others. Those living in the same household may sit together. Communion (Host only) will be received in the hand. Please remain six feet from one another in the Communion line. Move from seat to the line by way of the back or middle crossover aisle of the church, always maintaining six feet apart and wearing a mask. There will be one single line down the middle aisle to receive Communion from the priest only. When Mass is done, the priest will remain at the altar as the parishioners exit and go to their vehicles. A bulletin may be picked up before exiting the church. *PLEASE REFRAIN FROM RESTROOM USE UNLESS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY* 2

3 Welcome back, Holy Spirit Parishioners! T M H T P D A H C Compassionate and Loving Father, In the face of confusion and concern, impart to us the calm of your presence. In You, allow us to find hope and healing. Be with those who serve the sick and give them Your caring hands. Be with those who lead and give them Your Spirit of wisdom. Be with those who have fallen ill and give them Your comforting heart. Wrap your arms around our world and hold us in your love. Allow us at this time of trial to then serve as instruments of that love to all we meet. We ask this in Your Name. Amen. LPi The sanctuary lamp at St. Mary s burns in loving memory of Al Laronde by Jean McAdoo. THIS WEEKEND: June 6 & 7 Saturday: 4:00 PM (K) Madeline Finneral by Carol Walsh 4:00 PM (W) Alfred Robinson by his wife Sunday: 8:00 AM (K) Walter & Mary Galligan by Larry & Janet Galligan 9:00 AM (W) Patricia McKiernan by Msgr. Sniezyk 10:00 AM (K) For our parishioners 11:00 AM (W) Rev. Armand Neault by Vivian Shirley THIS WEEK: June 8-12 Monday: 8:00 AM (W) Rose & Michael Dabiere by Mary Lou Colvin 9:00 AM (K) Rachel Lachance by Tim & Janice Gallant Tuesday: 8:00 AM (W) Helen & John Mayberry by their daughter 9:00 AM (K) Lorraine Dupuis by Normand & Debra Cloutier Wednesday: 8:00 AM (W) Reginald & Estelle Willett by Cheryl & Fred Willet 9:00 AM (K) Robert Klouda by his wife Thursday: 8:00 AM (W) John Reeth by Forch & Myles Campbell & family 9:00 AM (K) Edna MacGregor by Dan & Becky Wirtes Friday: 8:00 AM (W) Raymond Colley by Pat & Moe Maroney 9:00 AM (K) Deceased members of Hayes & Quattrochio Families NEXT WEEKEND: June 13 & 14 Saturday: 4:00 PM (K) Joanne Wrba by her sister 4:00 PM (W) Jane Varano Lagarra by Anne Boivin Sunday: 8:00 AM (K) Margrina Marcucci by Angela LeBlanc 9:00 AM (W) Jeanne Laronde by the McAdoo Family 10:00 AM (K) Armand & Hilda Dias by their daughter & soninlaw 11:00 AM (W) For our parishioners Location Key: (K) St. Martha, Kennebunk (W) St. Mary, Wells 3

4 W/K/O The May 2020 Offertory results will be published in next weekend s bulletin. Thank you to all who continue to drop off or mail their envelopes, and to those participating in WeShare. This weekend s second offering will be for S E S. In addition to your regular weekly offering, you may donate to special collections through WeShare. How to create a WeShare account: 1. Visit holyspiritme.org and click Give Online. 2. Click on the collection to which you d like to donate. 3. Click Recurring Donation ; enter your donation amount and frequency. Thank you for your ongoing generosity! P R/U Name (s): Street: City: Zip: Phone: New registration Change of address Moving out of parish Change of address Request envelopes If you are new to the parish, or you have a new address or phone number, please complete this form and place it in the collection basket, or mail to: Holy Spirit Parish, 236 Eldridge Road Wells, ME or to stmarywells@myfairpoint.net. 4

5 M H T H S P S S A P All highschool seniors of the parish who will be entering college, or a technical, trade, beautician, culinary, or business school, may download a scholarship application from the Holy Spirit Parish website. All applications must be returned by J 15. G H S Holy Spirit Parish Subsidy Applications for Catholic Grammar School and Catholic High School Education are available for parishioners using budget envelopes or WeShare. Applications may be downloaded from our parish website and must be submitted by J 1. SACRAMENTS B: To register, call Diane O Neil at (207) R: Drivethrough confessions at both churches the first Friday of each month at 12 Noon. M: Please contact the pastor six months prior to the desired wedding date. S S: Please call anytime. If you know that you will be admitted to the hospital, please call the office to make arrangements to receive the sacrament. Please advise the office when a parishioner is hospitalized. For more information, or to make an appointment for any sacrament, call the office at God so loved the world, He gave His only Son. How can you give yourself to God the Father in a response to that love? Could God be calling you to live His love as a priest or in the consecrated life? Contact Father Seamus Griesbach at seamus.griesbach@portlanddiocese.org or (207) S. M C P : Bisquick, Spaghetti O s, StoveTop Stuffing, Hamburger Helper, cereal, pudding, coffee. S. M E F P : ground coffee, laundry detergent, dish detergent, pancake syrup, salad dressing, crackers. Please note that the hours for the St. Mary Food Pantry are 2:305:30 PM on Thursdays. C,. H S P M S Holy Spirit Parish is a welcoming and caring Roman Catholic community, grounded in Eucharistic faith, and which enthusiastically lives and embraces the values modeled by Jesus Christ. As a community of believers, Holy Spirit Parish is committed to: ongoing faith formation lifelong spiritual growth nurturing and sharing our gifts for the common good. T C C C C, call Rosanne Smith at Prayer Line Requests may be made to Aline Saunders at (207) or alinesaunders@roadrunner.com. Homebound Parishioners wishing to receive the Sacrament of Holy Communion at home, please call the office at (207)

6 G M The Most Holy Trinity A well choreographed dance can be truly inspirational. Each movement and step are interconnected, each contributing a piece of the unfolding artistic story. The beholder is caught up in the rhythms, music, and gestures, realizing that none are dispensable and all are necessary. The same is true of the Divine Dance of the Trinity. Each Person plays a part, using unique gestures and movements that are connected to the other Divine Partners. They tell a story of love. Every movement and step is born of love and flows on into eternity. The Divine Dance never ends. God the Creator powerfully, yet with gentle love, leads. Creating and recreating, birthing and sustaining, He dances with the compassionate incarnate Son, guided by the breath of the Holy Spirit. They are three distinct Persons but move as One. On one hand, the cascading flow of their Presence appears motionless, yet on the other, flows and moves with effortless attention. They share one heart, one goal, and one purpose and invite all of creation to join in their dance, their joy. The energy of the Trinity flows through all created things. It is a dance of the heart, not of the mind. It has to be experienced, not dissected, and contemplated, not understood. We stand in awe of the Divine Dance and find ourselves watching in amazement all that God creates and sustains. The dance continues in the majesty of a mountain, the power and wonder of an ocean, and the vastness of the universe. It moves in the cry of a newborn infant and in the soul of one who has been forgiven. It flows in the cry for justice and in the wounds of the oppressed. It circles through the changing of seasons, the cycles of birth and death, and the wisdom that one acquires when they love God. The Dance never ends. Its movements and rhythms go on forever. The Trinitarian Dance sustains all things, endures all things, and brings hope. You are invited to dance. Don t just watch as if you were simply a spectator. Join in the dance and move as they move. Bulletin insert requests must be submitted by Friday at noon (8 days prior to the weekend for which being requested). Mark at mark.reeth@portlanddiocese.org. J 7, 2020 LPi 6 W C? To answer the question of why Catholics have a pope, we have to pull the lens back and think about the very nature of the Church herself. According to the Nicene Creed (which is the statement of beliefs that we recite each Sunday at Mass), we profess that the Church is one, holy, catholic, and apostolic. These adjectives are called the marks of the Church, and they help us see that the Church is bigger than just our individual parish communities or even the Christians living in a particular region or country. To help ensure that the community of disciples would remain united in a communion of love, Jesus entrusted the Apostles with special authority to teach, heal, and forgive sins in his name. And from among this group, Jesus chose Simon Peter to play a special role, designating him as the rock on which the Church was to be built (see Matthew 16:1819; John 21:1517). Peter the Rock became the visible sign of union within and among the Apostles. In time, as Peter and the other Apostles passed away, other men were chosen to take their place. The successors of St. Peter who we honor as the first Bishop of Rome and the successors of the other Apostles (the bishops) continued the work entrusted by Jesus to that first generation of Church leaders. According to longstanding tradition, the successor of Peter was Linus, who was followed by Cletus, who was followed by Clement I, etc. This line of succession continues to Pope Francis in our own time. Over the centuries, these Bishops of Rome who came to be known as the pope (from papa, which means father in Latin) still continue to act as the rock of the Church and as the visible sign of unity for all the Catholic Christians. The pope, more than any other bishop, stands as the Church s primary teacher and as pastor of the Church throughout the world, helping to ensure that the Church remains what Jesus intended her to be: one, holy, catholic, and apostolic. LPi

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