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prophetic, Franciscan, Catholic community welcoming all people through prayer and outreach.
We extend a special welcome to everyone visiting the Shrine for the first time.
Telephone: 617-542-6440
Prayer Request Line: 617-553-4100
The Good Word: 617-542-0502
Text-to-Give text “DONATE” to: 617-712-2233
Sunday, September 1, 2019
Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time
Greetings of peace. We pause this weekend to celebrate Labor Day. The Shrine has a long history of
supporting workers and workers’ rights. Also known as “The Workers’ Chapel,” the Shrine has adjusted its
Mass and Confession schedule over the years to be convenient to workers’ schedules. Last fall, we relocated
the Shrine’s annual fundraiser in support of the striking hotel workers of Local 26. We regularly work with
the unions in the care of our physical plant on Arch Street and especially appreciate our strong relationship
with the Pipefitters of Local 537. May workers and their families enjoy a restful holiday.
Pope Benedict Emeritus said of relics “By inviting us to venerate the mortal remains of the
martyrs and saints, the Church does not forget that, in the end, these are indeed just human bones, but they are bones
that belonged to individuals touched by the living power of God.
The relics of the saints are traces of that invisible but real presence which sheds light upon the shadows
of the world and reveals the Kingdom of Heaven in our midst.”
Prayer petitions with holy cards will be distributed by Friar Alessandro to allow parishioners to write their personal
prayer petition to the saint. The writing of your intentions is a worldwide tradition when venerating a relic of a saint.
Fr. Alessandro will bring the petitions back to the Basilica in Padua and place them at the tomb of St. Anthony. The
tour officially ends back at the Tomb of St. Anthony where the Friars will gather to pray for the saint’s intercession
upon our intentions and petitions.
St. Anthony Shrine
YTD Comparitave Statement of Ordinary Income and Expense
July 1 to July 31, 2019 and 2018
PRELIMINARY
Jul 1, 2019 to Jul 1, 2018 to Variance to % Change
July 31, 2019 July 31, 2018 LY to LY
OPERATING INCOME
First Collections 73,959 102,096 (28,137) (28)
Second Collections 9,030 14,545 (5,515) (38)
Fundraising Income 150,788 97,078 53,710 55
Program Income 6,670 3,384 3,286 97
Other Income 6,354 0 6,354
Interest earned 0 3,941 (3,941)
Interest - SAS Foundation 0 1,084 (1,084)
Wills and Bequests 0 0 0
Donated Services 0 0 0
Total Operating Income 246,801 222,128 24,673 11
OPERATING EXPENSES
Support for Holy Name Province 18,553 10,318 (8,235) (80)
Second Collections Disbursed 0 0 0
Friary Revenue % Expense 0 80,000 80,000
Development Expenses 63,085 83,249 20,164 24
Facilities Expenses 35,624 18,444 (17,180) (93)
General & Administrative 24,023 12,440 (11,583) (93)
Professional Expenses 12,215 9,849 (2,366) (24)
Direct Program Expenses 30,741 21,780 (8,961) (41)
Salaries and Related 178,783 135,896 (42,887) (32)
Depreciation and Amortization 0 26,205 26,205
Total Operating Expenses 363,024 398,182 35,158 9
Surplus/(Deficit) of Rev over Exp
(116,223) (176,054) 59,831
OTHER INCOME/EXPENSE
Restricted Income 102,213 1,765 100,448 5691
Investment Income (273) 50,795 (51,067) (101)
Asset Managemnet Fees - (1,578) 1,578
Total Other Income/Expense 101,940 50,982 50,958 100
NET INCOME
(14,283) (125,072) 110,790
Upcoming 2nd Collections – September
We are proud to boast of this year’s Pope Francis Award recipient, Regina M. Pisa, Chairman Emeritus Goodwin, and
one of the most accomplished professional woman in Boston. Regain is a leader and innovator. She has been a
transformational business leader at Goodwin, while also being a passionate advocate for women and children. Regina
lives her Catholic values as a philanthropist who is committed to social justice and taking action with courage, vision,
compassion and humility.
Mayor Martin J. Walsh and Ms. Lorrie Higgins will serve as Honorary Chairs. Jo-Anne and Jim Gallagher are
graciously serving as co-chairs. They have put together a Dinner Committee of all-star business, financial and
community leaders. A heartfelt thank you to each of you.
Our fundraising goal this year is an ambitious $1.2 million. To date we have raised $750,000. If you would like
information about becoming a sponsor, please see Father Thomas E. Conway, OFM, or Maryanne Rooney-Hegan,
director of development 617-778-1645. Thank you.
Assisi Sponsors
Anonymous (2)
New Balance Athletics, Inc.
In Memory of Carmella Carella
Joanne Hidaka and Ben Niedermeyer
Shrine Sponsor
Anonymous
Bank of Canton
Connell Limited Partnership
Larry and Atsuko Fish
McCall Family Charitable Foundation
Michael A. Ruane
Nicole Stata
Rockland Trust-Blue Hills Charitable Foundation
The Franciscan Friars of St. Anthony Shrine invite you to
S av e the D at e
Annual Franciscan
Dinner and Pope
Honoring
Francis Award
Wednesday, October 30, 2019
Westin Boston Waterfront Hotel — 6 p.m.
Cocktails, Dinner,
Award Program, Regina M. Pisa
Live Auction and Fund-A-Need Chairman Emeritus Goodwin
2019 St. Anthony Shrine
labor day RAFFLE
Fall Health Fair on
Saturday, September 14
Drawing on
at 617-542-6440 ext 250.
September 4
10:30am Refreshments
11am District 8 and At-Large Candidates Meet and Greet
12 Noon Lunch
September 11
10:30am Refreshments
11:00am Info session “Assisted Living as an option”
Doug Warren - Community Relations Director
Susan Bailis - Personalized Assisted Living Boston
12 Noon Lunch
September 18 Emmaus Ministry: Serving the Spiritual
10:00am Mass with Anointing of the Sick Needs of Grieving Parents
10:30am Refreshments
11:00am Exercise with Patti D’Angelo Monthly One-Hour Retreat
12 Noon Lunch 1st Sunday of Every Month
after the 10:30am Mass.
September 25
For more information, call Diane at
10:30am Refreshments
617-542-8057 or visit www.emfgp.org
11am Bingo
12 Noon Lunch
Questions: Please contact Julie Woodall,
Senior Program Director at 617-438-0264.
The St. Anthony Shrine counseling service is now taking new clients for counseling. If you're looking for
individual, couples, or family counseling in English, Spanish, or Mandarin Chinese, please call
Br. Paul O'Keeffe at 617-542-5147 to make an appointment.
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday Mass: 12PM
Saturday Vigil: 4PM , 5:30PM
Sunday Mass: 6AM, 7:30AM, 9AM , 10:30AM ,
12PM (Spanish Mass 1st Fl. Church)
12PM , 4PM , 5:30PM , 7PM
Weekday Mass: 6AM, 7AM, 11:45AM, 12:30PM, 5:15PM
3rd Wednesday of every month: Anointing Mass 10AM
CONFESSION SCHEDULE
1st Floor Church
Saturday: 10AM - 4PM
Sunday: 1:30PM - 3PM
Weekday: 10:30AM - 1:30PM, 4PM - 5:30PM
*Please note: Additional Wednesday Confession: 6:30AM - 8AM
REGULAR EVENTS
Monday Thursday
OA Meeting (Open), 2nd Floor Classroom 12:15pm St. Augustine Group (S.L.A.A.) (Closed) 12:00pm
A.A. 12 Step/12 Traditions Meeting (Closed) 5:45 pm Rosary Prayer Group, 1 Floor Chapel 12:30pm
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