CHURCH OF SAINT MARY

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1 CHURCH OF SAINT MARY 91 HOME AVENUE RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEY Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time October 21, 2012 Recapture the Dream A Dream Come True! We are called to form the Christian Community of Saint Mary Roman Catholic Church; we are protected by our Blessed Mother in whose patronage our parish has been placed under her title Our Lady of the Rosary. Rev. Michael J. Kreder... Pastor Rev. Charez B. Don Gringco... Parochial Vicar John J. DiMeo... Deacon OUR SACRAMENTAL LIFE Eucharist (Obligation Masses) Saturday...5:00 pm (Sunday obligation) Sunday... 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 am & 12:00 noon Weekdays Monday, Wednesday, Friday... 7:00 am Tuesday & Thursday... 8:30 am Saturday... 8:30 am James J. Guida... Deacon Holy Days...As listed in the bulletin Michael E. Matthews... Deacon Reconciliation (Confession) Saturday... 4:00 pm or by calling for an appointment Roy Corso... St. Mary High School Principal Elena P. Simmons... The Academy at Saint Mary Principal Betty Hatler... Parish Catechetical Leader Mary E. Lanni... RCIA Coordinator Larry Boland...Confirmation Coordinator Gerard DeMan... Director of Sacred Music Linda Verdino & Kevin McLean... Trustees BAPTISM: Parents are required to attend the parish Baptism Class and provide the godparent s sponsorship letters BEFORE the baptism date can be set. Call the Parish Office at for class dates and godparent handbook. MARRIAGE: According to the N.J. Common Policy couples must register at least ONE YEAR in advance. ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Please contact the Parish Office. David Valente... Finance Committee Chairperson Deborah Moran... Administrative Secretary HOLY ORDERS: Contact the Vocation Office at Tom and Kathie Clare... Stewardship Chairpersons PARISH DIRECTORY Parish Office Fax The Academy at Saint Mary Web... Catholic Community Services rcansmr@aol.com Religious Formation St. Mary High School Hospital Coordinator

2 From the Pastor October 21, th Sunday in Ordinary Time Jesus said, Whoever wishes to be great among you will be your servant; whoever wishes to be first among you will be the slave of all. For the Son of Man did not come to be served but to serve and to give his life as a ransom for many. [Mark 10:43-45] To help open the treasures of the revised Roman Missal, I m giving a weekly reflection on the three theological deep and beautiful Mass orations of that day, gleaned from the book Essential Presidential Prayers and Texts. 29 th Sunday in Ordinary Time - Collect Almighty ever-living God, grant that we may always conform our will to yours and serve your majesty in sincerity of heart. God Is My Co-Pilot - But God Calls the Shots. As the bumper sticker, God is my Co-Pilot suggests, we should do nothing without God. And as this weekend s first oration reminds us: we must let God direct, empower and sustain us. We must truly mean it when we pray: Thy will be done! And then, as this Collect says, we must then actually DO God s will - by offering loving service to the Lord as we serve the God we cannot see who is present in our brothers and sisters especially those in need. Today s Gospel perfectly echoes this Collect, for in it Jesus, our great Role Model and Teacher, calls us to serve as He served. The Gospel on Holy Thursday night tells how our Lord and Master knelt to wash His disciples feet - and then commanded us to follow His example. Later that same night, in His Agony in the Garden, He asked His Father to let the chalice of suffering pass Him by, but then He prayed, Not my will, but Thy will be done! [Cf. Luke 22:42b] With the strength of the holy food He gave to us that very same night: the gift of His Body and Blood in the Eucharist, we also find the strength to accept the Father s will, even as we also pray to be excused from its often harsh and mysterious demands! 29 th Sunday in Ordinary Time Prayer over the Offerings Grant us, Lord, we pray, a sincere respect for your gifts, that, through the purifying action of your grace, we may be cleansed by the very mysteries we serve. Distractions, Distractions, Distractions! We are constantly bombarded with advertisements of all the things we MUST have for a happy and fulfilling life: buy these, travel here, try this, own that, taste what we make. Imagine if we gave as much of our attention and time to God s ways, to the divine products the Church alone can offer, and to the things that endure forever as we do to the Madison Avenue sellers and other promoters of the passing things of this world? This Prayer over the Offerings asks that we be given God's love, support and freedom so that, in freedom and with faith, we can offer our lives to Him and to others in loving service. But as Jesus noted: No one can serve two masters. [Matthew 6:24] Since we are faced with so many worldly distractions, we need a good dose of God s grace BEFORE we even get started, so we can get on - and stay on - the righ track. If we remain focused on Jesus, who comes to us each time we receive Holy Communion, we will be purified and cleansed of all that can distract us from our heavenly goal. 29 th Sunday in Ordinary Time - Prayer after Communion Grant, O Lord, we pray, that, benefiting from participation in heavenly things, we may be helped by what you give in this present age and prepared for the gifts that are eternal. Gifts For The Here And Now And For Eternity. To help us serve the Lord directly and through others, and to do so without [or at least with fewer] distractions this oration complements the previous two by reminding us: God makes available to us loads of sacramental help from on high! For the Sacraments use natural things to impart God s supernatural grace, and physical realities to show God s unseen presence; they convey in earthly form the assistance, direction and sustenance needed to get to heaven! The Sacraments also give us a taste of the worldto-come even now as penitents are forgiven, the sick are anointed and fortified, the weak are strengthened by Christ s Real Presence and His Spirit, our lifestyle is made holy through Holy Orders and Matrimony, and as God incorporates us into His Church through Baptism! With God s love and my prayers, Reverend Michael J. Kreder

3 TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME October 21, 2012 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, :00 p.m. Rose Finocchio SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2012 Laity Sunday; World Mission Sunday 7:30 a.m. Robert Golembiewski 9:00 a.m. William F. Weiss 10:30 a.m. Heather Sartori 12:00 noon John Robert Wiegmann John Sullivan MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, :00 a.m. Randall Mackie - 2 nd Anniversary TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2012 Saint John of Capistrano, priest 8:30 a.m. William and Phyllis Salvatore WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2012 Saint Anthony Mary Claret, bishop 7:00 a.m. Shelley Veljacic THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, :30 a.m. Katherine Temple FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, :00 a.m. Thanksgiving for Vanessa Lemly SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, :30 a.m. Daniel J. Moran 5:00 p.m. Gregorio Miguens SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2012 Reformation Sunday 7:30 a.m. Joseph and Mary Kacsanik 9:00 a.m. Gerald Lamparello 10:30 a.m. Edward Klepp and Dee Calcagno 12:00 noon John Robert Wiegmann John Sullivan PRAY FOR OUR MILITARY DREW NAPOLI - 1LT. DANIELLE REID - PAUL FEDORISIN - JESSICA AND STEVEN PLUCINSKY Next Sunday s Scripture Readings THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Jer 31:7-9 Ps 126:1-2, 2-3, 4-5, 6 Heb 5:1-6 Mk 10:46-52 SANCTUARY OFFERINGS The SANCTUARY LAMP which burns near the Tabernacle in Church, the reminder of the Lord's Presence in the Most Holy Eucharist will burn in memory of MABEL AND ROBERT MENICHETTI. Requested by Gloria Manzi. Please keep Mabel and Robert and their family in your prayers Sanctuary Offerings are available through the Parish Office. Celebrate the Birth - Baptism - Graduation - Wedding - Anniversary of someone you love OR remember those in the Military - those who are deceased through these offerings! RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS Anyone interested in becoming a fully initiated Roman Catholic - one who has received Baptism, Confirmation and First Eucharist - the RCIA is for you! The RCIA is ideally for non-baptized [Jews, Moslems, Hindus, the unchurched] and for baptized Protestants who wish to become Catholic. It is also for adult Catholics who never received First Eucharist and/or Confirmation. Please share this invite with anyone who might be interested. For further information call Mary Lanni, coordinator at [201] To sign up for this year s session, leave your name and evening phone number at the Parish Office. Name: Telephone #: address: PRAYERS FOR THE DECEASED Although we mention ONLY the names of those who were buried from Saint Mary Church from the pulpit during Sunday Mass, we do pray for all who have gone before us in death during our Universal Prayer. Please remember also in your prayers: Anthony Catanzaro father to Maryellen Szambel and grandpa to Elizabeth & Ricky Blessed are those who have died in the Lord; let them rest from their labors for their good deeds go with them. [Revelation 14:13]

4 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Regina Council 1688 of the Knights of Columbus will be celebrating our 100 Year Anniversary and as part of Saint Mary Parish on May 4, We would like to remember one of Regina Council's departed members. Father Charles J. Watters, who served Saint Mary parish during the early 1960's was a Knight and a Member of Regina Council. Father Watters was born in Jersey City on January 17, 1927 and died in Vietnam on November 19, 1967, while serving as an Army Chaplain. Father Watters was awarded the Medal of Honor posthumously, for bravery while rescuing wounded soldiers. There are only seven US Army Chaplains who have been awarded the Medal of Honor, Father Watters was the first to receive this Honor - since the Civil War. There are several K of C Councils named to honor Father Watters, including Council 5680 in Paramus, NJ and a military Council 8792 in Stuttgart, Germany. There are several K of C Fourth Degree Assemblies named in Father Watters' honor, including Assemblies 2688 in Georgia, 856 in Oklahoma and 2888 in Virginia. In addition, PS 24 in Jersey City was renamed in 1988 to honor Father Watters. The new Route 3 Bridge between Rutherford and Clifton has been renamed in honor of Father Charles J.Watters. The US Army Chaplain Center and School at Fort Bragg, NC was renamed as the Father Watters Center. Father Watters is listed on Panel 30E, Line 036 on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. HOMECOMING WEEKEND 2012 SAINT MARY HIGH SCHOOL Homecoming Weekend 2012 began on Friday, October 5th with the Thomas J. Holden Memorial Golf Outing at Black Bear Golf Club. The event was well represented by alumni, parents and friends who enjoyed the sunny weather and exchanged stories of the "good old days." Saturday, October 6th, featured the Saint Mary Football team victory over Park Ridge High School by a score of During halftime, the classmates from the Class of 1962 presented Principal Roy Corso with a plaque honoring their former teacher, Father Charles Watters who was killed in action while serving as an Army Chaplin in the Vietnam War. The inscription on the plaque described the heroic efforts of Father Watters that resulted in him being awarded the Medal of Honor posthumously, by President Lydon B. Johnson. After the game, senior running back Jonathan Diaz and senior wide received AJ Godsil were awarded the Thomasd J. Holden Memorial Most Valuable Player Award. Homecoming Queen: EJ SHIN. Court: Sara Ismail, Taylor Leonardi, Kelly Gray, Larissa Santos. Homecoming King: Jonathan Diaz. Connor Cuccinelli, Robert Jones, Nick Storie, Reinardo DeJesus. Special THANK YOU to the following for planning and organizing the Homecoming Weekend: Mr. Michael Sherida, Director of Admissions and Alumni Affairs. Assistants: Mr.Matthew Stone,Athletic Director, Ms. Joella Pounds, Athletic Department and Mr. Martin Besterci, Dean of Students. OCTOBER is BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH. Please remember to pray for all cancer patients and survivors and for a cure to all cancer. NEEDED! Do you have some time for us? We are in need of an 8th grade girls CYO Coach. Know ledge of the game is necessary. Contact Matt Stone at mstone@stmaryhs.org. Season to start on or around November 1st and runs through early March. WE REMEMBER To have the deceased members of your family remembered throughout November, please use the special envelope provided with your collection envelopes. These envelopes with the names of your loved ones will remain on the Altar during the month of November as we pray for our faithful departed. Extra envelopes will be available at the doors. ALL SAINTS DAY CELEBRATION Thursday, November 1, :00 P.M. Mass All children of the Church of Saint Mary are invited to take part in a special celebration on All Saints Day - November 1, at the 7:00 p.m. Mass. To help with the homily at Mass, all children are invited to dress in costume as a recognized Saint or Biblical person known for his or her good life. ALL First Communicants are required to attend this Mass. [Costume strongly encouraged yet optional] Children must be dressed in costume representing a RECOGNIZED SAINT of the Catholic Church or as any BIBLICAL CHARACTER noted for his or her goodness. Each child must have an index card with NO MORE than 1 SHORT SENTENCE naming who they are and why that Saint or Biblical person is important; any props should also be explained briefly. SIGN-IN will take place before Mass as USUAL. Children will meet in the Narthex by 6:45 p.m. on Thursday, November 1; other family/friends are to go directly into church. Children in the procession are asked to sit in the PEWS on the Home Avenue side of Church. {A few parents are needed to supervise the children and assist during the Mass.} The procession will be formed by 6:50 p.m.; children who arrive after this time will go directly to the Church. After the procession, children will be seated in the reserved SECTION until the homily; when they will be invited to the sanctuary along with their index card and props. The children will return to the RESERVED AREA and remain there until they join in the Closing Procession when they will go directly to the Narthex to meet family members.

5 RUTHERFORD HEALTH DEPARTMENT The Health Department will sponsor TWO Seasonal Influenza Vaccination Programs which will take place during October. The 1st program ONLY for residents 65 years of age and older will be held on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25 between 10am to 12noon. Proof of age is required. A 2nd program will be held on MONDAY, OCTOBER 29TH between 5pm and 7pm for adult residents 18 years and older. Both programs will be held at the Rutherford Health Department. READERS EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION Sign-up for All Saints Day Masses Please see the sheets in the Weekend Sacristy to sign up for All Saints Day Masses. Knowing ahead who is able to assist helps us at each Mass. Thanks! TIME CHANGE! Saturday, November 3rd Remember to turn your clocks back ONE hour! MASS OF REMEMBRANCE To those families who have lost a loved one and he/she was buried from Saint Mary from December 3, September 30, 2012: during our Mass of Remembrance, we begin with a power point presentation of those whose photographs we receive by October 22nd. These pictures will be displayed for the month of November in a collage placed by our memorial wall. Kindly send your pictures to the Parish Office to be included at this special Mass, Saturday, November 3rd at 5:00 p.m. MASS SCHEDULE - ALL SAINTS DAY This is a HOLYDAY of OBLIGATION Wednesday, October, 31, :00pm Thursday, November 1, :00am, 8:30am, 12:00 noon and 7:00pm ALL SOULS' DAY - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, :00am, 8:30am, 12:00 noon and 7:00pm CARTONS THANKSGIVING COLLECTION Please begin saving cartons that will be needed for our Thanksgiving collection taken on the weekend of November 3/4. We will ask that cartons be brought to church on Saturday, November 3rd and left in the area by the elevator. Thank you! THE ACADEMY AT SAINT MARY 6TH ANNUAL TRUNK OR TREAT! The 6th Annual Trunk or Treat will be held on Friday, October 26th from 6:30-9:00 p.m. in the Church parking lot. The rain date is scheduled for Sunday, October 28th from 2:30-5pm. What is a Trunk or Treat? Parents fill a basket or two with candy and place it in their trunk. The children then go from car to car trick or treating! Wrist bands will be available for the Trunk or Treat event and are $7.00 per child. The wrist band entitles your child to a hot dog, drink and a bag of chips. To purchase bands, contact Patrick Sullivan (201) or patrickmichaelsullivan@gmail.com or Doreen Kasper at (551) or doreengreeneys@yahoo.com. Community-Wide Blood Drive Monday, November 5th - 4-8pm: 55 Kip Center PROTECTING GOD'S CHILDREN Training is required for all adults working with youth at our parish. If you have not completed this training and are or PLAN TO BE a CATECHIST or AIDE, CYO COACH or COACH OF A HIGH SCHOOL SPORING TEAM, PART OF OUR CHILDREN'S LITURGY OF THE WORD or VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL (to name a few) you need to attend a session. Classes are offered through the Archdiocese and can be found on Saint Mary will be offering a class. Betty Hatler has been trained to be a facilitator and will be conducting a session on Monday, October 22nd pm High School Auditorium Registration must be completed on the Archdiocesan website: - virtus.org. PRAY FOR OUR SICK Grant our brothers and sisters comfort in their suffering. When they are afraid, give them courage, when afflicted, give them patience, when dejected, afford them hope and when alone, assure them of the support of your holy people. Ray Anderson, Margaret Curtin, Gilda Danza, Domingo DelaCruz, Joselito De Leon, Bruce Duryea, Michael Francis, Marie Gombert, Natalie Gorsegner, Agnes Grzegoski, Joyce Kasper, Vicky MacFadyen, Beth Maroney, Megan Macaluso, Connie Mehos, Steven Monahan, Estelle Reid and Anne Sorbera Rev. Charles W. Hartling Memorial Fund This week we received a donation from Armand Toron for Father Chuck's Memorial Fund. Thank you for your generosity.

6 Pastor s Update October 21, 2012 Election Day Eucharistic Adoration. On November 6, the Blessed Sacrament will be reposed on the DAILY MASS CHAPEL Altar from the end of the 8:30 AM Mass until Evening Prayer at 8 PM. All are invited, requested, strongly encouraged to make a visit to pray before voting. Many issues will be determined by our choice: Supreme Court justices, laws and policies that will affect the life of the unborn, the sick and dying, poor and needy, illegal aliens, the unemployed and underemployed, those who rightly and honestly rely on benefits they paid into and deserve, and those who abuse the system and demand to be cared for without offering anything in return, etc. Without God s help, we could never do the right thing that will bring peace and justice, prosperity and security, ethical values and biblical truths to our beloved United States of America. So pray and vote! A sign-up sheet may be found in the chapel and narthex; there are 5 lines for each of the ½ hour time slots. So that the Blessed Sacrament is never left unattended, please commit to at least one ½ time slot. Can you not watch with me for one hour? [Cf. Matthew 26:40] The United States Catholic Conference of Bishops website offers a wealth of information on liturgy and worship, Church teaching and doctrine, and current events. Log on or go directly to their response to the erroneous statements made about health care regulations and the Church/other religious groups in the recent Vice Presidential candidate debate log on: GYMNASIUM ENTRANCE PROJECT. We postponed last week s presentation to the Borough of Rutherford s Board of Adjustment because our architect was unavailable. As yet, no new date is scheduled for [hopefully] Borough approval of the variances needed for our project. The front of the gym is one of the last eyesores on our Parish campus; we hope to put a new brick front and extend the area out further to provide needed office space. I will keep you posted on its progress; I need as many of you as possible to attend the board meeting when we get our new date for a respectful storming of the Bastille. Rev. Michael J. Kreder, pastor CAN YOU HELP? A second grade Catechist is needed! Our Second grade catechist, Mrs. Vicky MacFadyen, has just been diagnosed with a serious illness and will not be returning to our Religious Formation program. We wish to thank her for her many years of service as a catechist both on Sunday and Wednesday and as a mentor for the Confirmation program. Please keep her and her family in your prayers. If you can help, please call Betty Hatler at ext 140 or I will work with you and will even accept a team. SAINT MARY HIGH SCHOOL Immediate Opening for a MATERNITY LEAVE Computer Technology" TEACHER Saint Mary High School Rutherford. Anticipated starting date November 1 st through February resume to pdemarco@stmaryhs.org PART TIME CLEANING POSITION A part time cleaning position is available in The Academy at Saint Mary. Afternoon to evening hours - 4 hours daily. Please contact the School Office at (201) if interested. PARISH BLOOD DRIVE The annual Parish Blood Drive is scheduled for Sunday, October 21-8am - 2pm The BLOOD DRIVE IS HERE! Please stop by the High School today if you can find some time to help by donating blood. There is a severe blood shortage so we really need your help! WORLD MISSION SUNDAY United with the Catholics of the world at the Table of the Lord, we recommit ourselves to our vocation, through Baptism, to be "missionaries of faith." Our prayers and Eucharistic celebration THIS weekend are directed in a special way toward our brothers and sisters throughout the world who are waiting to hear the joyous "Good News" of Jesus. Through our financial gifts, offered in the collection for the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, we become partners with missionaries who proclaim the Gospel and offer help and hope to the poor in mission countries. Please be as generous as your means allow to this SECOND COLLECTION. RECONCILIATION: SATURDAY 4PM

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