ST. HENRY R.C. CHURCH 82 West 29th Street Bayonne, New Jersey 07002

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1 ST. HENRY R.C. CHURCH 82 West 29th Street Bayonne, New Jersey Our Mission The Parish Family of St. Henry seeks to continue the mission started by its founders over a century ago. With Jesus Christ as our model, centered in the Eucharist, we will teach the gospel message and apply it to our everyday lives. Our family will be a shining beacon of Christian hope and love to the people of Bayonne. October 14, Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time RECTORY & PARISH OFFICE Phone: Fax: sthenryrc@optonline.net Website: Served by: Pastor: Parochial Vicar: Rev. Raul Gaviola Rev. Alfie A. Pangilinan RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE Phone: OR mariepope217@aol.com Facebook Page: St. Henry Religious Education Served by: Director of Religious Education: Youth Ministers: Director of Music Ministries: Marie Pope Rev. Alfie Pangilinan Marie Pope Chad Perry Trustees: Claire Latwis and Colleen Raccioppi Parish School: We are part of an excellent co-sponsored Elementary school - All Saints Catholic Academy. For more information, call or visit website Mass Schedule The Lord s Day Saturday Eve: 5:30 PM Sunday: 8 AM, 10 AM, 12 PM Saturdays: 8:30 AM Weekdays: 8:30 AM & 12:05 PM Holy Days: (see inside bulletin for Mass times) National Holidays: 9:00 AM Parish Access Center: (Hudson County) Novenas Miraculous Medal Novena: Saturdays after 8:30 AM Mass; St. Jude Novena: Wednesdays after the 8:30 AM and12:05 PM Masses Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturdays 9-9:30 AM and 4:30-5:15 PM Confessions will be heard any time at the Rectory. Please call Sacrament of Baptism First Sunday of each month at 1:30 PM. Call the Parish Office to make arrangements. Baptismal Instruction will be scheduled prior to Baptism. There are no Baptisms during Lent. Sacrament of Marriage Please call the Parish Office to make arrangements as soon as possible to insure time for adequate preparation for this Sacrament. We look forward to helping you prepare for your wedding day and marriage. Blessing of your Marriage: If you have been married civilly or in another religious tradition, and would like to have your marriage blessed in the Roman Catholic Church, please call the parish priests for more information. Teaching the Good News Grades Pre-K to 5, Catch-Up, RCIC, Special Needs Children: Sundays 8:45 9:45 AM Grades 1 to 5: Wednesdays 3:45 5 PM Junior High (Gr. 6, 7, 8): Tuesday Evenings 6:45 8 PM Grade 9 Confirmation: 1st & 2nd Sun. of ea. month, 10:30 11:55 AM, followed by 12 PM Mass (beginning October) RCIA (adults): 1st & 2nd Sun. of ea. Month, 1:30 PM To Become Catholic or Complete the Sacraments For details about a life-changing journey called the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) for those who have not been Baptized and wish to do so, or for Baptized Catholics (children, teens or adults) who have not yet celebrated the Sacraments of First Eucharist and/or Confirmation and now wish to do so, please call Marie Pope at Sacrament of the Sick/Homebound Anointing: Anytime upon request in the home of the sick. Communion: A priest or Eucharistic Minister of the parish will bring Communion to those parishioners confined to home. Please call the rectory.

2 October 14, 2018 Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time Page Two Penance can take many different forms, ranging from prayer, good works, self-denial, and almsgiving. Some forms of penance may last a long time, while others may be more intense. Penance may be voluntary or in some cases, church law might require it. Often enough, penance may seem like punishment, especially since we most often receive a formal penance after confessing our sins. Seeing penance as punishment for sin is like saying that medicine is punishment for disease. Medicine offers a cure, relief from illness, and hope of healing. It can also promote well being and prevention of disease. The same can be said of penance. When we sin, we turn from God. We chose to act in some way that is contrary to God s law and God s love. Sin always has an impact on us, on others, and on our relationship with God. As members of the church, our own personal holiness - or lack of it - contributes to the overall holiness of the church. When we sin, the church feels the lack of unity and wholeness that grace can bring. Penance is a way of remedying the hurt and loss that our sin causes. We make reparation and resolve not to sin again. Through self-discipline, prayer and good intention, we refocus on our faith, renew our relationship with God, self, and with each other. Far from a punishment, penance is a way to receive forgiveness, extend mercy and healing, and restore grace. It also strengthens us to avoid sin by developing the habits and virtues that lead us closer to God. Mass Intentions for the Week SATURDAY, October 13th 5:30 PM John D. Dugan SUNDAY, October 14th 8:00 AM Patrick McCarthy 10:00 AM Gladys & Wayne Ferragine 12:00 PM John Rooth MONDAY, October 15th 8:30 AM Jack O Brien 12:05 PM the Silvay Family TUESDAY, October 16th 830 AM John T. Hughes 12:05 PM Anna Polera WEDNESDAY, October 17th 8:30 AM Mary Stolte 12:05 PM Mary Peregrin THURSDAY, October 18th 8:30 AM William, Matilda, Eddie & Tom Kmec 12:05 PM Albina Valentino FRIDAY, October 19th 8:30 AM Grace Fetchko 12:05 PM Joan Marino SATURDAY, October 20th 8:30 AM David Riccardi 5:30 PM Regina Josefowicz SUNDAY, October 21st 8:00 AM Anthony Gargiulo 10:00 AM Harold Woodward 12:00 PM Hubie Ward MEMORIALS SANCTUARY LAMP ALTAR BREAD & ALTAR WINE In Memory of John D. Dugan from his sister, Bernadette Pray for... Please continue to keep in your prayers the sick members, family and friends of our parish: Audrey Venus, Marie Harkness, Dawn Eastmead, Lisa Cerbone, Pedro Medina, Chris Dearing, Jay Jablonski, Roberto Guinto, Adam Plan, Jasmine Reyes, Preciosa Merced, Karen Mengo, Ruth Burke, James Leung, Mary Phillips- Borzelli, Joanie Robin, Kimberly Allen, Georgene Kennedy, Dolores Philips, Alessandra Spagnolo, Antoinette Lamberti, Claire Poli, John J. Borzelli, George Glom, Kara Sullivan, Gary DeCarlo, Michael Sheehan, Irene Bock Fisher, Bill Thomas READINGS FOR THE WEEK. Monday: Gal 4:22-24, 26-27, 31 5:1; Ps 113:1b-2, 3-4, 5a and 6-7; Lk 11:29-32 Tuesday: Gal 5:1-6; Ps 119:41, 43, 44, 45, 47, 48; Lk 11:37-41 Wednesday: Gal 5:18-25; Ps 1:1-2, 3, 4 and 6; Lk 11:42-46 Thursday: 2 Tm 4:10-17b; Ps 145:10-11, 12-13, 17-18; Lk 10:1-9 Friday: Eph 1:11-14; Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 12-13; Lk 12:1-7 Saturday: Eph 1:15-23; Ps 8:2-3ab, 4-5, 6-7; Lk 12:8-12 Sunday: Is 53:10-11; Ps 33:4-5, 18-19, 20, 22; Heb 4:14-16; Mk 10:35-45 or MK 10:42-45 MASS OF THE ANOINTING Sunday, October 28th, 12 Noon The need for healing comes in many forms. It may be due to a physical ailment or an emotional strain. Caregivers themselves, whether physicians or nurses or family members, may be in need of the healing presence of Christ, sacramentally administered in a Mass of Anointing. During this celebration of Christ s healing power, anyone who is weakened by age or illness or has a condition that diminishes their quality of life is invited to receive the Sacrament of Healing through the laying on of hands and anointing with holy oils, as well as their caregivers. May the power of the Holy Spirit in this Sacrament provide comfort, courage, patience and hope to all those who suffer. Anyone who would like to receive the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick is asked to call the rectory office at Thank you.

3 SATURDAY, October 13th 6:00 PM Couples for Christ meeting SUNDAY, October 14th 8:45 AM Religious Education classes 10:30 AM Confirmation classes 11:00 AM Rosary Society meeting 12:00 PM Rite of Welcome Confirmation 1:00 PM Prayer Shawl Ministry 1:30 PM RCIA classes MONDAY, October 15th 6:30 PM Relay for Life meeting TUESDAY, October 16th 10:00 AM ESL 6:45 PM Religious Education classes 7:30 PM Line Dancing WEDNESDAY, October 17th 3:45 PM Religious Education classes 5:15 PM Religious Education classes 7:00 PM SJMJ THURSDAY, October 18th 10:00 AM ESL 6:30 PM ESL FRIDAY, October 19th 7:00 PM Gatekeepers 7:00 PM SJMJ SATURDAY, October 20th 9:00 AM Flea Market 5:30 PM Rite of Welcome RCIA & RCIC 7:00 PM Private Party SUNDAY, October 21st 8:45 AM Religious Education classes 11:00 AM Parish Family Time 1:00 PM Prayer Shawl Ministry St. Henry s Prayer Shawl Ministry meets every Sunday from 1 3 PM in the Rectory office. We welcome anyone interested in joining us! Yarn or monetary donations are always gratefully accepted and may be dropped off at the Parish Office, 82 West 29th St., 9 AM 4 PM weekdays. Join Us NEXT St. Henry FLEA MARKET SATURDAY, October 20th, 9 AM 3 PM For more information, or to rent tables, call Barbara Silvay at TUESDAYS: 7:30 PM, LINE DANCING, Parish Center. No experience necessary! For more info. call Norma Lardizabal at WEDNESDAYS: 7:30 PM, Devotion to Our Mother of Perpetual Help, every Wednesday at 7:30 PM. First Wednesday Novena PM St. Benedict Chapel. FRIDAYS: 7:30 PM, Gatekeepers Charismatic Prayer Community, every Friday at 7:30 PM. First Friday - Novena and Healing 7:30 PM, St. Benedict Chapel. 2nd & 3rd Fridays: Join Fr. Alfie Pangilinan, Parochial Vicar of St. Henry Church, in our BIBLE STUDY GROUP, as he guides us and helps us explore and discuss the Word of the Lord together. Novena to Señor Santo Nino every PM, St. Henry s Parish Center. SUNDAYS: Prayer Shawl Ministry, 1 3 PM. In the Rectory. St. Henry Parish NEWS Religious Education Page Three Halloween Party tickets are on sale in our Religious Education Office during class times. Our annual celebration is scheduled for Friday, October 26th, 7:30 9:30 PM in the Pine Room. Cost is $8/person; children 3 and under are free. DJ, photo booth, food, prizes, costume contests come and have fun! For more information, call Marie Pope, All children in our Religious Education program will be given a tour of St. Henry Church. A schedule was sent home with the September calendar. All parents/guardians are welcome to join us. Pre-K and Kindergarten children are exempt from the tour. Confirmation classes begin TODAY, October 14th at 10:30 AM followed by 12 Noon Mass, Rite of Welcome for all confirmation candidates. RCIA (adult) classes begin TODAY, October 14th following the 12 Noon Mass. Rite of Welcome will be October 20th, 5:30 PM Mass. November calendars will be distributed to the oldest child in the family. Note there are no classes on Sunday, November 4th. Notifications/calendars, etc. regarding our Religious Education program are now kept at the main entrance of the school. Please help yourself to whatever you need. For information, class closings, etc., please go to our Facebook page St. Henry Religious Education. St. Henry Church WINDOW RESTORATION COLLECTION Total To Date: $39,482 The next monthly collection is THIS WEEKEND, October 13 & 14. Envelopes are included in your quarterly packet of offering envelopes. Contributions can also be made via Parish Giving, accessed on our website, envelopes are also available at the doors of church (make sure to fill in your name and parishioner number if known); or use a plain white envelope marked Window Restoration and your name and parishioner number. No other envelope should be used!). We thank for your generous support of St. Henry Parish. ROSARY SOCIETY News Meeting TODAY, October 14th, the Blessing of the Roses, after the 10 AM Mass and recitation of the Rosary. All ladies of the parish are invited to attend the meeting and all parishioners are welcome to pray the rosary with us in Church after Mass. Our Fall Retreat will be Saturday, October 27th at the World Apostolate of Fatima Shrine in Washington, NJ. We depart at 7:45 AM and return approximately 4 PM. Cost is $45 and includes transportation, breakfast, 2 talks by the Shrine s chaplain, Fr. James Walling, confession, rosary, Mass and lunch. Payment can be put in the collection basket in an envelope marked Rosary Society Retreat, mailed or brought to the Rectory or to the meeting. Call Roseann Hogan at for reservations.

4 Page Four OTHER HAPPENINGS - In and Around Bayonne & the Archdiocese of Newark FEEL GOOD ABOUT YOURSELF Donate Blood. NEW JERSEY BLOOD SERVICES hold their blood drives the 2 nd Friday of each month in the PINE ROOM of St. Henry s School. The next drive will take place Friday, Nov. 9th, 2018 at 1 PM 7 PM. Questions /schedule an appointment for whole blood or ALYX (automated collection for red cells), call Appts. encouraged, walk-ins welcome! For platelets, call ST. DOMINIC ACADEMY, Jersey City will host OPEN HOUSE events on Wednesday, October 10th, 6 8 PM, and Sunday, October 28th (1 3 PM). For more information contact Andrea Apruzzese at , Ext. 14 or aapruzzese@stdominicacad.com. ST. PETER S PREP, Jersey City, will hold its 2018 Fall Open House on Sunday, October 14th, 1 4 PM. For more information, call HUDSON CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL, Jersey City, will have Open House on Sunday, October 14th, 2 4 PM. For more information, call ST. VINCENT DE PAUL PARISH EVENTS: Saturday, 10/27 Comedy Night in Robinson Hall. Admission is $25 and includes coffee, tea & dessert. Doors open at 6 PM (you may also bring your own food & drink if you wish). To reserve your seat call the parish office, or mail your check made payable to St. Vincent de Paul to 979 Avenue C, Bayonne. On the memo line of your check, write Comedy Night and include your phone number. Saturday, 11/27 Dinner Dance in Robinson Hall. The Simbang Gabi group will host a dinner dance to support St. Vincent s fundraising. Tickets, purchased in advance, are $25. At the door, $30. Fun begins 6:30 PM and ends 11:30 PM. To purchase your ticket, call or mail your check payable to St. Vincent de Paul to 979 Avenue C, Bayonne. On the memo line of your check, write Dinner Dance and include your phone number. ST. ANN S SOCIETY Annual Fundraiser Brunch will be October 21st at the Chandelier, Bayonne at 12 Noon. Tickets are $35. Call Rachel at BLESSED MIRIAM TERESA PARISH will hold its Fall Flea Market on Saturday, October 27th, 9 AM to 3 PM at St. Andrew s School, 126 Broadway, Bayonne. Rental is $25 for a 6 Ft. table. Contracts are available beginning Sept. 4 at BMT parish office, 326 Ave. C, Mon Fri, 9:30am 6pm. Call for more information. SERRA INTERNATIONAL, District 22 will hold its 10th Annual Communion Brunch on Sunday, October 28th, 11:30 AM beginning with Mass at Our Lady of Sorrows Church, followed by brunch at Chancellor s Suite, Student Center, at Seton Hall University. Cost is $30/adult; $15/students and children under 12 years old. Contact: Rosemarie Iantosca at CURSILLO METHOD The Cursillo method aims at helping to transform in a Christian Way, the environments where people live and work through the involvement of new men and women who have become such from their encounter with Christ. This is a goal of the three day little course on Christianity, in which a team of priests and lay people, supported by prayer and sacrifices of the movement s other members, communicate the fundamental truths of the Christian faith in an especially living way. If you re looking for such an experience: Women s Cursillo Nov. 1 Nov. 4, 2018 For more info., call Melissa McKittrick HOMEOWNERS ASSISTANCE: If you or a loved one are falling behind on your mortgage payments, owe more than your house is worth or are in danger of foreclosure, call or text to understand your options and how to get back on your feet. Help is offered, free of charge. PILGRIMAGES with JMJ Travel & Tours International, LLC: Holy Land: Oct. & Nov. 2018; Greece & Turkey: Nov For more information call Imee at ; imeesjmj@yahoo.com, or Jean at St. Henry Rectory, From the ARCHDIOCESE OF NEWARK SUPPORT GROUPS FOR PARENTS GRIEV- ING THE DEATH OF A CHILD, sponsored by the Office of Family Life Ministries of the Archdiocese of Newark, are led by trained facilitators parents who have personally experienced the death of a child. Groups meet: St. Thomas the Apostle Church Parish Center, 60 Byrd Ave., Bloomfield, first Wednesday of each month 7:30 PM; St. Peter the Apostle Church Rectory Basement, 445 Fifth Ave., River Edge, third Monday of each month 7:30 PM. THE GENNESARET RETREATS, for those who live with life changing illness will be held: Oct , 2018; May 17 19, 2019 & Oct , 2019, at the Archdiocesan Center in Kearny, NJ. For more information, call Hilare Reinold at St. Henry Church 750 Club - WE HAVE OUR TEN WINNERS We would like to thank all of you who supported our 750 Club Raffle, which was drawn on Saturday, September 29th at our Ministry Appreciation Dinner. We sold a total of 354 tickets at a total amount of $17,700. The following are the winners and the amounts they have won: 1st Prize: Gladys Nieves $4,719 6th Prize: Eileen Kmec $ 236 2nd Prize: Christina Roldan 1,179 7th Prize: Gemma Wright 236 3rd Prize: Susan Reyes 471 8th Prize: Rose & Bob Kellner 236 4th Prize: Bernadette Dugan 471 9th Prize: Lourdes Parker 236 5th Prize: Elizabeth Aspiras-Ang th Prize: Betsy D Angelo 236 Your participation in and promotion of this fundraiser enabled our parish to raise $9,444. Thank you to all. Special thanks to Dianne Danko and Kathy Harden, and anyone who helped them, for selling tickets for many weekends in the Church lobby. Your tireless dedication to supporting this parish fundraiser is appreciated beyond words.

5 Parish NEWS continued... FOOD NEEDED! With more and more people in need coming to us for food, our supply quickly becomes depleted. Your donations of non-perishable foods, would be greatly appreciated: soups, tomato sauce, peanut butter, box/bag rice, box/can potatoes, cereals, oatmeal, pasta, tuna, other canned, jarred or boxed food items such as fruits, meats, etc. Food may be left in the boxes in church or brought directly to the parish office. THANK YOU!! Food Pantry Availability ST. HENRY FOOD PANTRY located in our Rectory Office, is available TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS, 10 AM 12 NOON (ONLY). NOTE: Bring current picture ID. As part of our partnership with St. Vincent de Paul Parish, St. Henry Bayonne parishioners who are in need of food may access the Food Pantry at St. Vincent s. The Pantry is open Oct. 18th and is located in the Rectory basement (entrance 46th St. ground level, near garage). IMPORTANT: In order to receive food you must indicate that you are from St. Henry Parish and bring with you current picture I.D. and current proof of residence (utility bill indicating your address in Bayonne). See Mary Ann A. with any questions while you are there. ST. VINCENT S SOUP KITCHEN will take place on the above Thursdays, 5 6 PM in the Church basement. Thank You! Total Collection for the weekend of 10/7/18: $10,476 consisting of - Church Offering: $9,737 (last year, 10/10/17 offering was $7,508) Electronic Giving: $732 Children s Collection: $7 The Archdiocesan Assessment collection: $2,459 We need $10,000 each week in order to meet our expenses Thank you for your continued support and generosity! To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under heaven (Ecclesiastes 3:11) a time to be born... a time to love a time to be born to eternal life Remember in your prayers those of our parish, family, friends and community who have recently died, especially John Marino, Jr., as well as those who have died in the service of our Country and a time for peace in all the world Pray for our servicemen and women at home and abroad. St. Henry HALLOWEEN PARTY/DINNER DANCE Saturday, November 3, :30 11:30 PM Robinson Hall (St. Vincent Church, Bayonne) DONATION: $30 (make check payable to St. Henry Church ) PROCEEDS: For Church Window Restoration For more details, call: Imee Macalindong or Norma Lardizabal TICKETS ALSO ON SALE AT THE PARISH OFFICE Page Five New Hymnals for our Masses Beginning the last weekend of November, we will be using new, permanent hymnals at our Liturgies. These books will remain in the pews for a number of years. They will replace our paperback missalettes which are discarded and re-purchased every year (like a subscription). The new hymnals, called RITUAL SONG, are hardcover, sturdy, and beautifully printed. They include a vast number of songs and hymns which we already use. About half the music is traditional Catholic hymnody and half contemporary or folk culture music. Our sung Mass responses will not be changed. The new hymnals will also include the Sunday readings for each week printed in full. This important change to permanent hymnals will save our parish thousands of dollars. And by not wasting paper nor causing carbon emissions by disposal of the books, we will contribute to a sound environment.. Note that these new hymnals are to remain in the church and not taken be taken home. Donations for our New Hymnals You are invited to donate a hymnal in memory or in honor of a loved one. This will help lower the initial cost for making this change. The donation requested is $20 per hymnal. Envelopes are at the entrances of the church. Fill in the requested information and enclose your donation. You can place the envelope in the offering basket or send it in to the Parish Office, 82 West 29th St., Bayonne, NJ. A bookplate will be inserted in the front cover of the hymnal to acknowledge your donation and name the person you have memorialized or honored. Thank you for your support of this project! ASCA News ASCA s Home & School Association (HAS) will be taking orders for the next two weeks for Cinderella cheesecakes & pies and doughnuts from Delicious Orchards. If you would like to place an order call the school office. Continuing the school tradition, students are encouraged to bring in nonperishable food items which will be donated to parish food pantries. For more information about registering your child or to schedule a tour, call the office at