Saint Augustine of Canterbury Roman Catholic Church

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1 Saint Augustine of Canterbury Roman Catholic Church 45 Henderson Road, Kendall Park, New Jersey Churchweek September 16th, 2018 Reverend Canon Robert G. Lynam, KCHS, Pastor Deacon Denis F. Mayer Deacon James Rivera Sister Ruthann McGoldrick, SCC, Pastoral Associate Sister Joanne Manns, MPF, Pastoral Associate Sister Mary Louise Shulas, MPF, LHS, Principal/Superior Mr. Edward Modzelewski, Vice Principal Sister Diana Yodris, MPF, Director of Religious Education THE SACRAMENT OF THE HOLY EUCHARIST THE HOLY SACRIFICE OF THE MASS Saturday: Vigil - 5:00 PM Sunday Schedule: 8:00AM 10:00AM 12 NOON 5:00 PM Weekdays: Monday through Saturday: 9:00 AM Holy Day: See Schedule in Bulletin COMMUNION TO THE SICK is taken by Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist on a regular basis to those confined to their homes. Please call the Parish Center. THE SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM is celebrated on most Sundays at 1:30 PM (not during Lent). A family must be registered in the parish, attend the baptismal preparation class, and cooperate with the regulations established by the parish. Our baptismal class is held on the 2nd Monday of the month at 8:00 PM. Please call the Parish Center to register any time during your pregnancy. THE SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION is celebrated on Saturday between 11:30 AM and 12:30 PM in the Chapel or by appointment. THE SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION is celebrated once a year by the Bishop s delegate, here at St. Augustine. A candidate must successfully complete our Religious Education program. Adult Confirmation is held on Pentecost Sunday and any interested adults should contact the Parish Center. THE SACRAMENT OF THE SICK is administered at home to any Catholic who is seriously ill. Please call the Parish Center. Any parishioner admitted to a local hospital should contact the Catholic Hospital Chaplain through the hospital. A family member should contact the parish when someone is admitted to the hospital. We will gladly pray for any members who are sick, whether at home or in the hospital, at our Sunday Masses; however, it is necessary for the family to request it. THE SACRAMENTAL LIFE OF OUR CHURCH THE SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY is celebrated by the Pastor or one of our deacons. Weddings may be scheduled on Friday evening, Saturday, or Sunday afternoon. Only a ceremony is permitted on Sunday. The pastor will confirm the date so couples should contact the Parish Center at least ONE YEAR in advance. All the necessary information will be sent to you. The attendance at Pre-Cana or an Engaged Encounter Weekend is required. One must be a registered member of the parish. Our parish upholds the Gospel values and the Church s teachings regarding the sacredness of marriage and those couples choosing to live together in contradiction of those values, will receive a simple ceremony and all Diocesan regulations followed. THE SACRAMENT OF HOLY ORDERS and RELIGIOUS LIFE: If you are considering serving God as a priest, deacon, or religious, you may contact your parish priest, deacon, or religious; or phone the Diocesan Office of Vocations at (732) THE DEVOTIONAL LIFE OF THE PARISH: The Liturgy of the Hours is prayed Monday through Saturday at 8:45 AM prior to Mass. Eucharistic Adoration/Devotion is held Monday at 7:00 PM (not on national holidays or during the summer) Novena in honor of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal is prayed on Saturday following the 9:00 AM Mass in the chapel. Devotion in honor of the Sacred Heart of Jesus is prayed on the First Friday of the month following the 9:00 AM Mass. St. Elizabeth s Guild Prays the Rosary after daily Mass. PARISH CENTER: Hours (732) Monday Friday 9 AM- 12 NOON & 1 PM-4 PM 2nd & 4th Thursday daytime -hours Office Closes at Noon Evening Hours: Monday Thursday 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM CATHOLIC SCHOOL: RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE: OUTREACH MINISTRY: PARISH CENTER FAX: SCHOOL FAX: WEBSITE:

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4 September 16th, 2018 Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time SATURDAY 5:00 PM Living & Deceased Family & Friends of Ruth Anne V. Graulich: req, Ruth Anne V. Graulich SUNDAY Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:00 AM Loyda Tirado: req. The Federico Family 10:00 AM Jim Campbell: req. Cynthia Campbell 12:00 Noon Clement W. Kubian, Sr. & Family: req. Mark & Nan Kubian 5:00 PM Joseph P. Januszka: req. The Davis Family MONDAY St. Robert Bellarmine 9:00 AM Corinne Berg: req. Bill Berg 7:00 PM Eucharistic Adoration TUESDAY St. Joseph Cupertino (relic of St. Joseph Cupertino may be venerated after Mass) 9:00 AM Joseph Karcz, Sr.: req. Joe & Tina Karcz WEDNESDAY St. Januarius 9:00 AM Magdalen Eddy: req. Elsie Ragany THURSDAY St. Andrew Kim Tae-gon & St. Paul Chong Ha-sang and Companions 9:00 AM All Living and Deceased Parishioners of St. A s. FRIDAY St. Matthew the Apostle 9:00 AM Margaret Weber: req. Elsie Ragany SATURDAY 9:00 AM For the Dignity of Every Human Being 5:00 PM Jay Edelson: req. Carol & Bob SUNDAY Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time (Relic of St. Padre Pio may be venerated after all Masses) 8:00 AM James M. Kelly: req. the Kelly Family 10:00 AM Albert Holl: req. Peter & Lottie Frein 12:00 Noon William Lynch: req. Maryann & Family 5:00 PM Concetta Januzzi: req. The Januzzi Family READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: 1 Cor 11:17-26, 33; Lk 7:1-10 Tuesday: 1 Cor 12:12-14, 27-31a; Lk 7:11-17 Wednesday: 1 Cor 12:31 13:13; Lk 7:31-35 Thursday: 1 Cor 15:1-11; Lk 7:36-50 Friday: Eph 4:1-7, 11-13; Mt 9:9-13 Saturday: 1 Cor 15:35-37, 42-49; Lk 8:4-15 Sunday: Wis 2:12, 17-20; Jas 3:16 4:3; Mk 9:30-37 OUR LADY OF FATIMA STATUE This week the Fatima statue will be in the home of the Laurie & Elie Machalany. Please remember to also take the black & green bag which holds the crown with the statue. PARISH DIRECTORIES ARE HERE!!! The Parish Directories have been delivered. You can pick up your free Parish Directory following the 5 PM Mass on Saturday, September 15 and after the Morning Masses on Sunday, September 16. Directories are given only to those families who were photographed in the Spring. Thank you for participating in this project. Whoever wishes to come after me must deny himself, take up his cross, and follow me. Mark 8:34 When we truly believe that all we have is a gift from God, then we must be willing to give up some things so that we can share our blessings as God intended. Living a stewardship lifestyle means not only being responsible for our own life, but the lives of others as well. September 9th $20, Fall Collection for Peter s Pence $ 6, There is NO Counting Team assigned for September 23rd The 60th Anniversary of the Parish OUTREACH MINISTRY No one ever excused his way to success. You enable us to help those who are in need with making strides to their success. (Envelopes can be found in the Gathering Area of the Church). MEDITATION FOR SEPTEMBER 16, 2018 As the Christ, Jesus is the one that Israel has long waited for. Scripture contains many important questions. Chief among them is the one Jesus asks today, Who do you say that I am? How we answer that question goes to the heart of our faith. Can we, like Peter, say You are the Christ? And how deep is our commitment to this confession of faith? Describing the Servant of the Lord, Isaiah emphasizes his total trust in God, even in times of trial and persecution. Saint James emphasizes that our faith must always have a practical dimension to it. We can demonstrate what we truly believe only through our actions and deeds. Jesus chastises Peter for failing to understand the true purpose of His mission. SPIRITUAL REMEMBRANCE TABERNACLE CANDLES In Memory of Joseph Lesko Donated by Mary Lesko SANCTUARY FLOWERS In Memory of Adriana Granata Donated by Iris Salerno

5 THIS WEEKS CALENDAR Monday Sept. 17 9:30 AM Food Sorting 7:00 PM Eucharistic Adoration 8:00 PM AA Meeting Tuesday Sept. 18 Wednesday Sept. 19 Thursday Sept. 20 Friday Sept. 21 Saturday Sept. 22 Sunday Sept. 23 7:00 PM Altar Server Recommitment Mtg. 6:30 PM Handbell Choir Practice 7:45 PM Adult Choir Pratice 9:30 AM Senior Art Class 6:00 PM Columbiettes Chapter Meeting 7:30 PM Bereavement Support Group No School Professional Day 7:00 PM K/C Meeting Columbiettes Family Dinner& Movie Night Ticket Sale after 5 pm Mass 9:30 AM Bereavement Ministry Workshop 11:30 AM Confessions Columbiettes Family Dinner& Movie Night Ticket Sale after all Masses 8:00 AM RCIA 12:00 Noon 60th Anniversary of Parish Mass Followed by Parish Celebration 6:30 PM Cornerstone Meeting VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Volunteers are needed to help with the Senior Citizen Luncheon, to be held on Saturday, October 20th. Hours to volunteer are from 11am to 2pm. Confirmation Candidates are welcome to help for service hours. If you would like to volunteer, please call Donna DiPane@ , by Monday, October 8th. Thank You! Music Ministry Mass Schedule The Music Ministry Schedule for the weekend of September 22 & 23, 2018, the 25 th Sunday in Ordinary Time is: Saturday 5:00 p.m. Folk Group Sunday: 10:00 a.m. Organist & Cantor 12:00 noon Parish Choir & Handbell Choir 5:00 p.m. Organist Welcome to Our Little Ones Who were Baptized into Christ September 9th, 2018 Bronx Fumador Brooklyn Bestluck Fumador Kayla Marie White Gavin Patrick O Malley July 2018 Food Pantry Report The St. A s Food Pantry delivered 36 bags of food and household products to 5 families consisting of 6 adults and 3 children. August 2018 Food Pantry Report The St. A s Food Pantry delivered 50 bags of food and household products to 7 families consisting of 11 adults and 7 children. Your continued generosity is much appreciated by our families. Rest in Peace Geri Rath Mother of John E. Rath, Jr. New York City, NY Lillian Smith Mother of Carol Langone 7 Woodrow Road Kendall Park, NJ September 11 September 25 I Love Lucy Day! Lucy/Ricky dress up contest String Art with Donna Como (bring heavy string)

6 MESSAGE FROM BISHOP CHECCHIO Bishop James F. Checchio presided over a Eucharistic Holy Hour: For healing, truth and hope, intended to pray for victims of clergy sexual abuse, on Aug. 29. The following is the Homily given by the Bishop at the Holy Hour. Yesterday we celebrated one of the greatest saints of the Roman Calendar: St. Augustine of Hippo. Tonight, I am particularly drawn to one particular insight that he wrote upon his being named Bishop of Hippo in Africa: What I am for you, a bishop, causes me to tremble; what I am with you, a Christian, gives me comfort. As we gather in prayer tonight, although not a saint but striving to be, I am keenly aware of the good St. Augustine s state of affairs. I look out at you, the beautiful lay people of our diocese, our dear religious, and my brother priests and deacons: your presence here gives me great hope. In you, the abiding presence of the Risen Lord is present because of your baptism. Your baptism and mine, is when we were each profoundly configured to Jesus Christ; He came with the gifts of faith, hope and love to make His very home within us. That s incredible to reflect on, no? What is more, He made an indelible covenant with us; in the biblical language of St. Paul to the Ephesians that we just heard this past Sunday, he tells us that Christ the Bridegroom marries us the way that a bride and groom are bound to each other on their wedding day. And on the day He ascended into heaven, Jesus promised to remain with us until the end of time. Indeed, Christ is present tonight, in the Blessed Sacrament on our Altar, in His Word, but also in each of us. As a Christian, I am with you, and this gives me great comfort. But as your bishop, like St. Augustine, I am trembling too, at the thoughts of what all of these serious violations mean for our life in our Church. When we hear of such abuse, particularly those of children, our hearts ache for the pain so many have suffered at the hands of those who were entrusted with their spiritual care and rippling damaging effects on their loved ones. It is a painful and horrific chapter in our history that must never be repeated. We pray this evening for healing of all who have been directly hurt by these sins and crimes. I am sad and ashamed. I can just imagine the hurt, the betrayal of trust, I would have experienced if any of the priests and religious that I looked up to ever did anything to harm me or any member of my family. Honestly, I don t know whether I d be standing here before you tonight. As your bishop, I would like to share with you some of my thoughts about this crisis. I can t tell you all often enough how deeply saddened and ashamed I have been to hear accounts that one of my predecessors used his authority over seminarians and young priests for his own advantage and lustful desires, affronting their human dignity. It angers me too, that the trust of these young men, who came to the Church to follow their vocation to the sacred priesthood of Jesus Christ, was violated and what a terrible example they were shown. Making matters even worse is that some knew about this, but did not properly face it, refused to face it or simply hoped it would go away. I am moved to ask for forgiveness of you for these terrible sins and crimes of commission and omission. I recognize we cannot change the past. It is not at all helpful to try to rationalize, minimize or deny wrongdoing, even when it is gut wrenching to look at. One serious obligation that Church imposes upon us when we seek reconciliation for our sins is to forthrightly name our sins; in their unvarnished truth. When I was ordained a bishop on May 3rd, 2016 right here in this diocese I have been sent to serve, I was married to this Church of Metuchen, just as St. Paul referenced last Sunday. As this ring was placed on my finger, these words were prayed: Receive this ring, the seal of your fidelity: adorned with undefiled faith, preserve unblemished the Bride of God, the holy Church." What was in my heart at the moment of that instruction was that I desired and chose to accept being your bishop after the heart of the Good Shepherd. While, I did not know all that would transpire in my life, by the yes of that day, today, I am more committed than ever. In the theology of Holy Orders, specifically regarding bishops, we are consecrated as the bridegroom of our local church, which is our bride. I take that vow, that commitment very seriously. Today, I pledge anew to use all of my energy, all the grace God gives me, to be a source of healing and reconciliation, to be a source of hope. To do this I know is not simply words, but commitment to the right course of action. We cannot rest until we get this righted. I am equally committed to promoting a healthy, wholesome presbyertate. I want our priests to know that I with them in this time of great discouragement and distress. I try to frequently remind our priests that our dedication to the ideals by which we were called to the priesthood must be discovered anew. Our people, as well as our own soul depends on it. St. John the Baptist, whose martyrdom we celebrate tonight is a prophetic example of what we desperately need to recover as a Church. St. John the Baptist knew the person of Jesus as an intimate family member. We remember in our daily rosary that he leapt in the womb of his mother Elizabeth when they encountered each other in that first visitation of Our Lady in the ancient hill country. St. John lived his life in uprightness, and lived to make Christ known by calling

7 everyone to repentance. Today too, repentance must be central to our ecclesial recovery. There can be no ushering the Day of the Lord, without, the gift of a repentant heart. I feel inspired in my life to enter more deeply into a life of repentance for these sins and for our Church. I encourage each of you to enter that pathway too. What that life of repentance looks like will indeed be particular to our life circumstances. However, I would suggest that we attend to the fact that St. John the Baptist died for truth. Truth has not changed. Jesus the way, the life, the truth - came for us, died for us, rose for us, and ascended to the Father to intercede for us, making the Church His Bride, and assuring us that the gates of hell will not prevail. Do we truly believe these words and actions of Jesus? Are we willing die for that truth? This feast day of the Passion of St. John the Baptist reminds us that we are all called to do so. Jesus has certainly experienced death in these last years, but we are His Bride, and He is not going to let us down. I do not know how this is going to look going forward, but I do know that I am with Him and I am with you, however this is going to look. It is in doing what we are doing now, turning to Lord in prayer, that He will make it clearer for us. It is through our acts of prayer and penance, and gathering the best advice we can get, that the road forward will become clearer. I am so grateful that we are on this road together. Today is a time for holy boldness. The closer we stay to Christ and His holy teachings, we will discover the pathway forward, personally, and for the life of the Church that we love. The only way to truly live the life of a Christian is to allow Him to live more fully in us. It is He who provides us the strength to say yes to Truth and goodness. Tonight, we are gathered in the presence of Jesus in the Most Blessed Sacrament. He is here as He promised. As your bishop, I promise to remain with you in this crisis and walk to greener pastures. And I am convinced that communal prayer, much like we are doing tonight, around the heart of our Eucharistic Lord, is the ideal and only place that real new life begins. It is His Church, His priesthood. Jesus truly lives in His Church to make all things new. We must not fear the days ahead, but with confidence turn to Him. Do not be afraid to be Catholic, do not be afraid to humbly, and never with pride, hold your head up as a child of God, saved by the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. I also ask for your prayers for our good priests, who labor under great pressure and scrutiny right now. They are on the front lines of the cynicism and negativity. I think you already know brothers of my love for you and that I am close with you in my daily prayers; I am also available to you should you need or want to talk with me about any of your concerns. I also want you to know, that if you are facing any personal struggles, please do not do so alone, but reach out for help. I, your brother priests and a whole army of faithful disciples of the Lord, want to walk with you in your distress. No one should face a lonely walk; we have each other in this great adventure of discipleship, and the Lord instituted an Order, a group of us to pray, work and be together in following Him. I have prayed every day since my priestly ordination that the Lord perfect my chaste celibacy, obedience and prayer as I strive to emulate Jesus priesthood though these great gifts given to me by Jesus and His Church on the day of my priestly ordination. I am grateful for the gift to have lived them faithfully. It is the one priesthood of Jesus which we strive to live, and He always desires to give us the graces we need to do so. I too ask your prayers for our seminarians. We are blessed with good young men, who have made an heroic commitment to follow the voice of the Good Shepherd to be with Him in His priesthood and strive to make their hearts over in His image, so that they may feed you, His flock. We are proud of our seminarians and ask Our Lady to protect them and guide them in these very difficult times. How we need them, and we pledge our prayers for them. The Master of the vineyard is never closer to the vine than when He is pruning it. May we never forget His closeness to us, even when it might not be so evident to us. With you I am a Christian, for you, I am your bishop. The first brings me comfort, the latter makes me tremble. I am so blessed by your encouragement as you are a sign of hope to me and a sign of the nearness of the Lord. Thank you. As I entrust myself to your prayers as we discern the road ahead, I ask you above all, to never forget to pray for those who have been abused. If it is the only prayer you are able to offer, let it be for them. Let us remain in some quiet prayer right now before our Eucharistic Lord. Let Him speak to the anxiety in our hearts and may we hear the angel Gabriel remind us, as he reminded the Virgin Mary, nothing will be impossible with God.. Will you join me in a prayer to our patroness.hail Mary..

8 BOTW is Back!!! We will begin Breaking Open the Word on Wednesday evening September 26, 2018 in the School Cafeteria from 7:15-8:15 pm. We will meet there weekly. If you have your workbook from last year, bring it along; if not, we will supply one. Last year we averaged about 20 participants weekly. This year I m hoping even more people will take this opportunity to become better acquainted with the Scriptures. There is no weekly commitment required. Come when you can, and I pray that will be often! Spending time with Jesus in the Scriptures will make a difference in your life! St. Jerome said, Ignorance of Scripture is ignorance of Christ. A strong exhortation from a Father and Doctor of the Catholic Church urging all Christians to recognize that serious Bible study is a necessity, not an optional luxury. Deacon Denis PARISH BREAKFAST RETURNS TODAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2018 The Parish Breakfast Ministry is again sponsoring the St. Augustine Sunday Breakfast on the 3rd Sunday of each month after the 8:00 and 10:00 am Masses. Menu Eggs Bacon Hash Browns Muffins Coffee Sausage Pancakes Bagels Juice Tea The cost is $4.00 (Adults and Children over 12 years) $3.00 (Seniors and Children under 12 years old) Come and join us for good food and great company with other parishioners. Looking forward to seeing everyone there. 4th QUARTER CHURCH OFFERTORY ENVELOPES FOR 2018 HAVE BEEN MAILED The 4th Quarter 2018 Church Offertory Envelopes have been mailed. ALL REGISTERED parishioners should have received your next quarter envelopes. Envelope numbers remain the same. If you do not receive your envelopes by next week, please notify the Parish Center. In the cases of not receiving your envelopes, please write your envelope number and name on any envelope and place in the collection for proper credit. If you do not receive offertory envelopes in the mail quarterly, you may not be an active registered parishioner of Saint Augustine. To rectify your status as a parishioner, please contact Liz for registration information or to update your records. One must be a registered parishioner in order to obtain sponsor letters for Baptism and Confirmation. Thank you for your continued support of your parish through living the gift of stewardship of your time, talent, and treasure! May God continue to bless and sustain you!

9 ST. A S FOLK GROUP S SUMMER ROAD TRIP On August 25th about 10 members of our Parish Folk Group took a road trip to the hills of Mendham, NJ. There they visited the Sisters of Charity s Provincial Center and, following dinner, the group entertained the Sisters with some golden oldies show tunes, a few religious songs, and some upbeat numbers which got everyone a swinging and swaying. Thanks to John Seber and the members of the Folk Group for bringing joy to all who attended!

10 LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS The Sanctuary Guild is seeking volunteers to assist with the dusting and glass cleaning chores which they do in our Church. The group of volunteers help in keeping our Church clean and neat during the week and would welcome additional volunteers. If you are interested and would like more information or to volunteer, please contact Jan at or Janine at ARE YOU INTERESTED IN BECOMING A CATHOLIC? Or perhaps you are a baptized Catholic who never completed the Sacraments of Initiation (Confirmation and Eucharist). The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is just for you! Gather with others who desire to know the Lord Jesus Christ in the truth of the Catholic Faith, as we undergo catechesis, reflect on the scriptures, and contemplate our call to faith in Christ in preparation for Baptism and/or reception and completion of the Sacraments of Initiation. Meetings are held on Sundays at 8:00 am in Father McGivney Hall (followed by 10:00 am Mass). If you are interested in getting connected, please call the Parish Center Deacon Denis You are Cordially Invited to Attend 2018 Champions for Catholic Charities Dinner Thursday, October 18 - The Palace at Somerset Park 6:30 p.m. Cocktails - 7:30 p.m. Dinner $250 per person (The value of the dinner is $115 per person. The balance is tax-deductible according to IRS regulations.) Honorees: David & Debra Samuel and Reverend Monsignor John N. Fell, STD Your presence at the Champions Dinner will be a visible sign of solidarity for the less fortunate among us while providing much-needed financial support for the vital work of Catholic Charities. For registration and information call or champions@diometuchen.org or visit diometuchen.org/champions. Please join us. TEACHER NEEDED Religious Education CCD is in need of a Grade 2 Special Focus teacher. Please contact Roseanne De Bari at the Parish Office. Come Let Us Adore Him Bring Me your sorrows, your pains, your hopes, your sadness, your joys and offer it up to Me. I will take care of them for you. Eucharistic Adoration begins MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th, 2018 In the Eucharist, the Son of God comes to meet us; in Eucharistic adoration, we go to meet the Son of God. Eucharistic adoration is simply the natural consequence of the Eucharist celebration, which is itself the Church s supreme act of adoration, former Pope Benedict XVI explained. He encourages all of us to make time for personal prayer before the Sacrament of the Altar, as well as other devotions dedicated to Eucharistic Adoration. He reminds us that the meaning of the Eucharist must include the call to pursue the path of penance, and thus, we need to partake of the sacrament of Reconciliation as part of the process of conversion. Jesus as I come before You, in silence, I started to pray, but when I gazed up and saw You, I forgot what I was going to say. I remember now; I wanted to thank You for the blessings I receive each day and the special love and favors that You always send my way. Look on me with pity, dear Jesus, for I want to do what is right to keep myself humble and holy and to say my prayers at night. Jesus, I feel Your Presence around me as I kneel here to pray, I would like to spend more time with You, but I have to be on my way. St. Augustine s has Eucharistic Adoration every Monday evening from 7-8PM in the Church. (except on national holidays) The Eucharistic Adoration on Monday, September 24th will be for blessings upon all of our parish ministries entrusted to the patronage of St. Vincent de Paul. ATTENTION CONFIRMATION CANDIDATES SAINT AUGUSTINE SCHOOL AND RELIGIOUS EDUCATION STUDENTS GROWING IN FAITH JOURNALS DUE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th (Please bring them to class)

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12 Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary October 7 th 2018/2019 Final Schedule Oct. 7 to 13 Oct. 14 to 20 Oct. 21 to 27 Oct. 28 to Nov. 3 Nov. 4 to 10 Nov. 11 to 17 Nov. 18 to 24 Nov. 25 to Dec. 1 Dec. 2 to 8 Dec. 9 to 15 Dec. 16 to 22 Dec. 23 to 29 Dec. 30 to Jan. 5 Jan. 6 to 12 Jan. 13 to 19 Jan. 20 to 26 Jan. 27 to Feb. 2 Feb. 3 to 9 Feb. 10 to 16 Feb. 17 to 23 Feb. 24 to Mar. 2 Mar. 3 to 9 Mar. 10 to 16 Mar. 17 to 23 Mar. 24 to 30 Mar. 31 to Apr. 6 Apr. 7 to 13 Sylvia Halvatzis Sr. Mary Lou-School Rita Yacubovich Jarema N. Kraus Family Anastasia Patrignani The Yorbe Family The Manrique Family Mitchell Stark The Federico Family John & Cathy Seber The Cuccinelli Family The DiPane Family The Ungano Family John & Federica Quiterio Benjamin & Joji Sosa Ana Woodrow Maria Abarientos Joan Campisano Florence & Joe Shwereb Peggie & Ron Czachowski Henry & Jackey Eguiguren Cindy Luisi Napolitano The San Miguel Family Mavis DaCruz Eileen & Gary Milotta The Antczak Family The Crowley Family Apr. 14 to 20 Mr. & Mrs. Xerxes Domingo Apr. 21 to 27 Leah & David Martinez Apr. 28 to May 4 Luz T. Javate May 5 to 11 Sr. Mary Lou - Convent May 12 to 18 Father Bob - Rectory May 19 to 25 Ruban Soundrapandyan May 26 to June 1 Mel & Myrna Rodriguez June 2 to 8 Mike & Beng James June 9 to 15 The Roig Family June 16 to 22 Al & Lilibeth Rubio June 23 to 29 Harry & Janet DeFreitas June 30 to July 6 Ricardo & Teresita Reyes July 7 to 13 The D Amato Family July 14 to 20 Reuben & Maria Rubio July 21 to 27 Cora R. Aguinaldo July 28 to Aug. 3 Roland G. Ramirez Aug. 4 to 10 Victorino & Rosario Barretto Aug. 11 to 17 James Rajeshvincent Aug. 18 to 24 Cherry Cua Aug. 25 to 31 The Jayakumar Family Sept. 1 to 7 Cynthia Campbell Sept. 8 to 14 Anitha Bethusamy Sept. 15 to 21 Lupe & Cora Limjuco Sept. 22 to 28 The Stefanowicz Family Oct. 1 Parish Center - Statue re-furbished Oct. 7 Re-dedication 10:00 am Mass THE SCHEDULE FROM OCTOBER 7, 2018 TO SEPTEMBER 22, 2019 IS COMPLETE. THERE ARE NO AVAILABLE WEEKS FOR THE STATUE OF OUR LADY OF FATIMA THIS YEAR. THANKS TO ALL OUR PARISHIONERS WHO ARE TAKING THE STATUE OF OUR LADY INTO THEIR HOMES.