St Rose of Lima Catholic Church

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1 St Rose of Lima Catholic Church 50 Short Hills Avenue, Short Hills, NJ Second Sunday of Lent March 12, 2017 WE INVITE YOU TO CELEBRATE Mass Schedule: Sunday 5:30pm (Sat.), 7:30am, 9:00am, 11:00am and 12:30pm Daily Mass 6:45am and 9:00am (Mon. Fri.) 9:00am (Sat.) Reconcilia on: Saturday following 9:00 AM Mass and 4:30 5:15 PM In This Issue Lent Schedule Waywalkers Main Phone Devine Center Academy

2 Pastoral Staff Rev. John McCrone, Pastor Rev. M. Christen Beirne, Parochial Vicar Rev. Thomas F. Blind, Parochial Vicar Rev. Msgr. Ed Bradley, Weekend Assistant Rev. Paul A. Holmes, Weekend Assistant Deacon David J. Hughes, Permanent Deacon Sr. Sandy DeMasi, SSJ, Director of Liturgy Sr. Donna Ciangio, OP, Director of Adult Faith Forma on Sr. Gale Pankowski, SCC, Coordinator of Sacramental Prep Mrs. Joan Schultz, Pastoral Associate for Ministries & Development Ms. Tina Underwood, Academy Principal Deacon Michael Wojcik, Director of K 5 Religious Educa on mwojcik@stroseshorthills.org Mrs. Tracy Ricciardi, Director of Adolescent Faith Forma on tricciardi@stroseshorthills.org Parish Trustees Main Parish Number Mrs. Margaret Cantwell Devine Center Mr. Robert Laurino Cemetery & Mausoleum Academy WE INVITE YOU TO CELEBRATE Mass Schedule: Sunday : 5:30pm (Sat.), 7:30am, 9:00am, 11:00am and 12:30pm Daily Mass : 6:45am and 9:00am (Mon. Fri.) and 9:00am (Sat.) Reconcilia on Saturday following 9:00 AM Mass and 4:30 5:15 PM or by appointment Bap sm Call Claire Fitzsimmons at (973) or Bap sm@stroseshorthills.org Confirma on Call Tracy Ricciardi at (973) RCIA Call Sr. Sandy DeMasi at (973) Matrimony Arrangements must be made with one of the parish priests at least one year in advance. Call the Rectory at (973) or Weddings@stroseshorthills.org Sacrament of the Sick or Eucharist for Homebound Call the Rectory at (973) to make arrangements for a priest to visit for anoin ng or if you wish to have the Eucharist brought to you by one of our Jus n Ministers. St. Rose of Lima Parish Website:

3 March 12,2017 Genesis 12:1-4a 2 timothy 1:8b-10 Matthew 17:1-9 The life of our parish is guided by the parish mission which is to educate, form and transform persons into disciples of Christ and to foster their active participation in the life, work and mission of the Church. All parishes are called to be schools of discipleship assisting the People of God with the ongoing life long conversion required to be followers of Jesus Christ. It is in our parishes, families and in the world that we are living witnesses to Christ s love and the faith we profess. Discipleship is our invitation to continue Christ s saving mission here and now and through generous stewardship change the world! Are you new to the area or new to St. Rose of Lima? We invite you to consider enrolling in our wonderful parish. Fill out the form in the brochure in the church titled Gathered and Sent and drop completed form into the offertory collection, mail to the rectory, call Joan Schultz at or jschultz@stroseshorthills.org. You will be contacted to set-up a new member meeting. The meetings are held in the rectory on Sunday mornings at either 10am or 12pm. Stewardship Reflection for Second Sunday of Lent March 11/12 In today s second reading, Timothy is issued a strong directive: Bear your share of hardship for the gospel with the strength that comes from God. For the early Christians this could mean torture and execution. For most Christians today enduring hardship for the gospel might include accepting ridicule or mockery, or the suggestion that we lack sophistication. Nevertheless, in his letters, Saint Paul is adamant that we should not be ashamed of being followers of Christ. Good stewards are not ashamed of their allegiance to Christ. They do not hide their faith. Reflect on this question: Are you willing to speak about following Christ Jesus no matter who your listeners happen to be? WEDDING ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS The Archdiocese of Newark has a long tradition of honoring annually with a special liturgy those couples in the Archdiocese celebrating 5, 25 or 50 years or more of Christian Marriage. These liturgies take place in the Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart, the mother church of the Archdiocese. On Sunday, April 30 beginning at 3 p.m., Cardinal Joseph William Tobin, C.Ss.R., Archbishop of Newark, will offer a special liturgy for couples celebrating 5 or 25 years or more of marriage. On Sunday, May 7, beginning at 3 p.m., the Cardinal will be the celebrant of Mass for couples marking 50 or more years of marriage. Every couple in the Archdiocese deserving of such recognition, along with their family and friends, is invited to be present at the appropriate liturgy, says Cardinal Tobin. The presence of a large number of couples will give favorable witness to the strength and stability of Christian marriage in today s society. Registration to attend these two special Masses is required in order for the Archdiocese to extend appropriate recognition to their Vocation of Marriage. All interested couples are encouraged to contact Mary Jean Alfano at the parish office at by Sunday, April 19 to be part of this special day in the life of this local Church of Newark. The Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart is located at the corners of Clifton Avenue and Victoria Avenue, Newark.

4 Union Catholic High School Open House Wednesday, April 5, :00PM 5th, 6th and 7th grade students and families come and get a sneak peek at all that UC has to offer! Learn how our faith-based, 21st century learning environment will help you grow your gifts and talents in the real, virtual and spiritual worlds. Discover how to Be You at UC! For more information, contact Betsy Thornton at , ext 302 or bthornton@unioncatholic.org 1600 Martine Avenue, Scotch Plains, NJ SAVE THE DATE: Life Lighters of St. Rose of Lima Parish will hold their next meeting on Monday, March 13th at 11:00a.m. in Ryan Hall. Please join us for a lovely afternoon of "warmth and friendship." Guests and new members are welcome. Our program will be entertainment by Beth and Sean McCourt. Bring a sandwich and your favorite cup, coffee, tea, and delicious desserts will be served. Transportation for township residents can be arranged by calling the Senior Bus at Please call ahead. If you have any questions, please call Francesca at Moving Forward in Faith Capital Campaign Update Thank you to all those who have made pledges and gifts in support of the capital campaign. Since inception we have received pledges and gifts totaling: $4,922,752. As reported in December, work on the interior of the church is scheduled to begin soon. During this phase of work the pews and floor will be refinished, repairs will be made to kneelers, and the carpeting will be replaced with new flooring. This work is being completed in phases with the body of the church being phase one. While this work is underway, we will be moving church services to the sacristy for daily Mass and may need to use the school auditorium for Sunday Masses as work progresses. We will publish regular updates and information on the parish website and on our weekly This Week at St. Rose of Lima. Thank you for your cooperation as we complete these needed repairs and updates. Sharing God s Blessings Archdiocesan Annual Appeal Pledge envelopes and information on this year s appeal can be found in the vestibule of the church. Please consider making your gift to support the many vital programs and ministries of the Archdiocese of Newark. You can make a one-time gift or a pledge which can be redeemed over the next year. If you have any questions, please contact Joan Schultz at Tick -Tock it s time to change your clock. Daylight saving time begins this Sunday, March 12 at 2:00am. Please remember to set your clocks ahead one hour.

5 Stewardship Saint for March - Saint Patrick Saint Patrick, the apostle to Ireland, is one of the world s most famous and celebrated saints. His missionary zeal arguably matched that of Saint Paul, whose missionary activities, though oftentimes a severe struggle, remained in the territories governed by Roman law. Saint Patrick, however, was the first recorded Christian missionary to evangelize beyond the bounds of Roman rule and into the darkness of what was then considered the end of the earth. Patricius was born in Roman Britain around 385. His father was a public official and church deacon. He was kidnapped by Irish slave traders while in his mid-teens and forced into slavery; herding sheep on remote Irish hillsides under harsh conditions. Spending most of his time in solitude, he grew to trust in God and embrace a life of prayer. After six years, he made a dangerous and harrowing escape over land and sea that finally resulted in a return to his parents. They found him, at age 22, a serious visionary who sought holiness and friendship with Christ. Patrick entered the priesthood, and in time, was sent to evangelize the Irish. He was appointed the bishop of Ireland in 435 and established his see at Armagh in the north. The Irish were known to be wild, unrestrained and corrupt. But Patrick s success in making converts to Christianity was nothing less than astonishing, even to him. He traveled to most parts of Ireland, winning the hearts of the Celtic people by his deep faith, humility, simplicity and pastoral care. He took great measures to incorporate pagan rituals into his teachings on Christianity. Since the ancient Celts honored their gods with fire, Patrick used bonfires to celebrate Easter; and he placed the sun, a powerful Celtic symbol, around the Christian cross to create the now familiar Celtic cross. Patrick s profound witness to the Gospel eventually brought an end to human sacrifices, trafficking of women, and slavery in general. He is the first person in recorded history to publicly oppose slavery; a protest that would not be taken up again for another millennium. His writings reveal a keen understanding of stewardship as well. He wrote that whatever good he had been able to accomplish on behalf of the Lord, in his meager, unlearned, and sinful state has been a gift from God. Over the centuries, Irish immigrants would spread their devotion to Saint Patrick as they established the Catholic faith around the world. He is thought to have died on March 17, 461, the date which became his feast day.

6 St. Rose of Lima Mass Time Survey The parish is evaluating the time of our Saturday evening Mass. Please complete the survey to provide us with your feedback. You can complete the survey online by visiting the parish website at or complete the hardcopy survey below and return to the parish. 1. Which Mass at St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church do you mostly attend? (Please choose one.) 5:30 PM (Saturday Vigil) 9:00 AM 7:30 AM 11:00 AM 12:30 PM Why? 2. If the Saturday evening vigil Mass (5:30PM) is changed, which of the following options do you prefer? (Please choose only one.) Option 1 (current): 5:30PM Option 2: 5:00 PM Option 3: 4:00 PM Why? Additional comments or suggestions (optional): Contact Information (optional): Family Name: Phone Number: Address: Survey can be completed online through the parish website: or a hardcopy of survey may be returned by fax at , in the offertory collection, dropped at the Devine Center or mailed to St. Rose of Lima Church, 50 Short Hills Avenue, Short Hills, NJ Thank you.

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11 From our Parishioners... I have thoroughly enjoyed the Lent small groups. Hearing how others reflect on the scripture and the season and apply to their lives is what keeps me going! The quality of people In the groups is outstanding. The small groups provide a great environment to explore our faith with support. Getting Ready for Lent Conversa ons that Ma er! St. Rose of Lima Parish Scripture Groups for Lent 2017 Get more out of the season of Lent Learn more about Scripture Deepen your faith and prayer life Join with others for fellowship and community Sign-Up for a Scripture Group by mail, , website or card in box at doors of the church For a beautiful video on St. Rose small groups, look at Small Faith Communities: Why Small Groups. For more information, contact Sr. Donna at x or srdonna@stroseshorthills.org Do something for YOU this Lent! Lent Groups will begin the week of February 26 and end before Holy Week St. Rose of Lima Parish Lent Faith Reflec on Groups Sign up Card 2017 Name: Phone number: If you are interested in being a facilitator check here Please indicate in the boxes below your 1st, 2nd and 3rd choice for a Lent Faith Reflection Group that you would like to join. Group assignments will be based on available space. You will be notified of the group to which you are assigned by February 25. Lent groups begin the Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday week of Ash Wednesday February 26 and end before Holy Week 10 AM Sr. Donna s Office Devine Center 10 AM Dougherty Center 7:00 PM Sr. Donna s Office Devine Center 1:30 PM Dougherty Center 7:00 PM Sr. Donna s Office Devine Center 6:00 AM Men s Prayer Group Ryan Hall 8:00 AM Women s Prayer Group Convent 7:00 PM Sr. Donna s Office Devine Center 10 AM Mothers Group Ryan Hall 7:00 PM Sr. Donna s Office Devine Center 7:15 W AM Convent A Y W A W L A K Y E W R A S L 6:30 K PM E R S 6:30 PM No Groups on Saturday

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16 Way Walkers! Last Friday, we kicked off our Way Walker series for Lent. We began in the gym for a delicious Soup Supper prepared by the Worship Cluster. Following the Supper we moved to church for the stations led by Cardinal Joseph Tobin who also offered a beautiful Lenten reflection which included some of his personal experiences. We were delighted to welcome Cardinal Tobin for his first pastoral visit to the parish since his installation as our new Archbishop in January. Thank you to all who served and participated in this beautiful Lenten tradition. Way Walkers will continue each Friday in Lent and all are encouraged to participate. Don t Miss it!

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18 BOLD Girls Night Last Sunday a group of our high school girls gathered in Ryan Hall for a special Girls Night with fancy food (chocolate fountain and sparkling cider), fuzzy slippers and lots of down-to-earth and honest girl talk led by our Youth Minister Rachael Flanagan and guest speaker Liza Bremberg, a graduate of both SRLA and Millburn High School who is now a working Mom with two children.

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20 ST. ROSE BOLD YOUTH MINISTRY IS PROUD TO PRESENT A SPECIAL PARISH LENTEN TRADITION: LIVING STATIONS OF THE CROSS A dramatic presentation of the Passion of our Lord by our high school teens SUNDAY, APRIL 9 7:30pm in the church With contemporary music by the Family Music Group SOME SUNDAY AFTERNOON REHEARSALS REQUIRED Questions? Please contact: Tracy Ricciardi Director of Adolescent Faith Formation at tricciardi@stroseshorthills.org PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING AND RETURN TO YOUTH MINISTRY OFFICE IN DEVINE CENTER Or fax to NAME: Grade: Phone: Yes, I am interested in participating (please check all you are interested in/willing to do) Reader: Cast: Stage Crew:

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22 Fourth Graders at SRLA Study America, the Beautiful From Sea to Shining Sea the fourth graders at SRLA have studied the regions of the USA. As a hands-on way to solidify their knowledge of each region, students created maps of the USA and a detailed key to signify notable traits of each region. Their keys included symbols such a sheaths of wheat to depict amber waves of grain, mountainous peaks to represent majestic mountains, flat lands to represent our fruited plains, and rough waves to represent our seas. Students culminated their study of the regions of the USA by doing a close read of the lyrics and singing America, the Beautiful. SRL Academy Day Camp 52 Short Hills Avenue * Short Hills, NJ FOR STUDENTS ENTERING PRE-K3 THROUGH GRADE 4 June 19 th August 4 th Monday Friday 8:00 AM 1:30 PM For additional information, including the registration form please visit our website at or call us at

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24 We invite all men of the parish to Spend time relaxing, away from business problems and family worries; reflect and get a fresh slant on your life; pray, to reawaken a sense of the reality of God and to grow in the precious gift of faith. Ignatian Spiritual Retreat for Men Friday - Sunday March 31st - April 2nd Loyola House of Retreats in Morristown, NJ. The retreat begins at dinner on Friday and ends after lunch on Sunday. A Silent weekend retreat for MEN consisting of 4 spiritual reflections which guide you toward prayer, optional private consultations, Sacrament of Reconciliation, Mass, Rosary, comfortable & peaceful accommodations, great food and plenty of time for private prayer. Retreat Director: Fr Tom Marciniak, SJ Surrender??? Learning to Yield Lovingly to our God. *** To register, please call or David Hughes (201) , davidhughes3@verizon.net or Dominic Balzano at (973) , dominicbalzano@gmail.com***

25 Please return your reservation to Mrs. Kim Warco, 10 Hobart Avenue, Short Hills, NJ If you have any questions, please contact Kim at (973) or

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27 Note received from Cardinal Tobin to our Religious Education students who sent him notes of welcome and congratulations as the new Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Newark.

28 SRL PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY Our aim is to knit or crochet God s love and care into shawls for those in need. We meet on the 2nd and the 4th Wednesday of the month, in the Dougherty Center from 1:00-2:30pm. Upcoming dates are March 8th and 22nd. Come join us, to share the joy of creating and sharing. Call Francesca at for information. If you re pregnant and don t feel like you have much of a choice, call these people. They don t want your money, they just want to help. Birthright : birthright.org Care Net : HELP care-net.org Catholic Charities : 800-CARE-002 catholiccharitiesusa.org CATHOLIC CHARITIES DONATION BIN Please take the time to clean out your closets and help support Catholic Charities many programs by donating your clothing, novels, children s books, shoes, household items and toys in the donation bin located in the parking lot. If you have any questions, need a tax receipt or would like to schedule for a larger pick up (sorry no furniture) please call toll free number at Thank you for your generosity. Do you enjoy meeting new people? Are you willing to commit to serving as a greeter for one Mass a month? Than this may be the ministry for you! We are currently seeking additional ministers for Sunday Masses. Please contact Joan Schultz at ext or jschultz@stroseshorthills.org Baptism Ministry: Upcoming Baptism dates: Initial Rites Baptism Celebration Saturday at 12:30 PM 12:30PM (11am if needed) April 22nd April 23rd May 20th May 21st If you are expecting a child or have recently given birth, please contact Claire Fitzsimmons at baptism@stroseshorthills.org or JUSTIN MINISTRY: Anyone who would like to come to Mass but cannot due to sickness or recovery from hospitalization is invited to call the rectory to arrange to have Communion brought to them by one of our Justin Ministers. Anyone who knows of a parishioner who might be in this situation is invited to call on their behalf. Please contact the parish office at or frchris@stroseshorthills.org. HOSPITAL VISITATION: We are dedicated to visiting the sick because Jesus has shown us that our presence to them is not simply comforting but healing. Hospitals in recent years have been forced to carefully monitor visits by non-family members. Clergy, therefore, are welcome but must know beforehand, who is currently being treated in a hospital or other healthcare facility. Therefore, please notify us when a member of your family is currently or shortly will be hospitalized or in another healthcare facility so that we can be a familiar presence to them during their stay in a local hospital, rehab center or nursing home. Please call the parish office at and leave the name and location of your family member. Thank you!

29 Thirty Days, Thirty Ways to Exercise Good Stewardship of Lent and Easter Is Lent slipping away from you? Don t worry, you have more than a month to be a good steward of the gift of Lent and the Easter Triduum. Here are 30 ideas to fill the remaining days of Lent. 1. Attempt a more intentional prayer life start a habit in the morning and before bedtime. 2. Read a book on Christian spirituality, one that will enrich your spiritual journey. 3. Make a prayer basket at home - slips of paper or construction paper hearts (invite kids to participate) writing names or intentions that each person around the table picks out before each meal. 4. Attend a weekday Mass. 5. Pray the rosary - even better if you don t mind bringing out your beads in public - on the bus, coffee shop or anywhere else people gather. 6. Join a Lenten Scripture group. Yes, there s still time! 7. Attend Way Walkers and pray the Stations of the Cross. 8. Make a point of experiencing the sacrament of reconciliation at the beginning and end of Lent at minimum. Consider inviting someone who s been away from the sacrament to join you. 9. Tell someone you re praying for them. 10. Don t tell someone you re praying for them and pray for them. 11. Give up meat on Fridays but don t substitute lobster - make fasting something that is truly sacrificial. 12. Resolve to stop engaging in rumors, gossip, and negative chatter that devalues others. 13. Begin and end each week with an thanking someone for all that they do. 14. Be sure to say grace at any restaurant you frequent (don t dodge making the Sign of the Cross either). 15. Buy a cup of coffee for someone living on the street but not until you learn their name and exchange in some conversation. 16. Pray before the Blessed Sacrament. 17. Reconcile with someone you ve hurt or aren t speaking to. 18. Invite someone who s been away from the church to attend Mass with you. 19. Make a gift to a charitable cause - make it a sacrificial gift, not what s left over. 20. Attend a parish event centered on faith issues. 21. Learn about the life of a saint, your namesake or perhaps our patron St. Rose of Lima. 22. Visit someone who s alone. 23. Send a note of encouragement to participants in the parish RCIA program. 24. Support our monthly food collection on March 25 & Make time for family activities that are faithrelated. 26. Keep a journal during the remainder of Lent about your spiritual highs/lows. 27. Make a playlist of spiritual music that you enjoy and share it with a friend. 28. Embrace periods of silence in each day. 29. Invite someone you know will be alone to Easter Sunday dinner. 30. Participate fully in the Sacred Triduum. Make room in your pew to give others a spot to sit.

30 Sunday, March 12 Second Sunday Of Lent 7:30 AM Vincent Corsentino 9:00 AM Ellen Groppe 11:00 AM Margaret Patricia Gold 12:30 PM Gene & Ruth Sullivan Monday, March 13 6:45 AM For Our Parishioners 9:00 AM David Marsh Tuesday, March 14 6:45 AM John Cameron 9:00 AM William E. Marfuggi Wednesday, March 15 6:45 AM Marie McKenna 9:00 AM Joseph Purcell Thursday, March 16 6:45 AM Mary Maureen Kelly 9:00 AM James P Maher Jr & James P Maher III Friday, March 17 6:45 AM David Marsh 9:00 AM Gerardina & Vito Marino Saturday, March 18 9:00 AM Jack McGeady 5:30 PM Philomena & Joe Ricci Sunday, March 19 Third Sunday of Lent 7:30 AM Jozefa, Jozef Kuczynski 9:00 AM Giuseppe, Donatella & Grazia Picciulo 11:00 AM Marie Despotovich 12:30 PM Raymond Ryan Parish Calendar March 12 March 19 Sunday, March 12 Monday, March 13 Tuesday, March 14 Wednesday, March 15 Thursday, March 16 Friday, March 17 Saturday, March 18 Sunday, March 19 Daylight Savings Time Living Stations Rehearsal Liturgy with Little Kidz 9AM & 11AM Children s Liturgy of the Word 9AM Church Religious Education K-5 10AM with Penance Confirmation Class 10:45am RCIA 10AM Dougherty Center Bereavement Ministry Group 1:45PM Dougherty Center Religious Education 1-5 4PM Life Lighters 11AM Ryan Hall First Penance 7PM Church Religious Education 7th & 8th 7PM Confirmation Class Religious Education 1-5 4PM Religious Education 7th & 8th 7PM Men s Prayer Group 6AM Ryan Hall Women's Prayer Group 8AM Convent Adult Faith Formation Bishop Ramirez 7PM Ryan Hall Troop 17 Scout Meeting 7:30PM Ryan Hall Ladies Auxiliary St Patrick's Day Tea 11:30AM Baltusrol Way-Walkers Soup Supper 6:30PM and Stations at 7:30pm First Penance 11:30AM Church Living Stations Rehearsal Liturgy with Little Kidz 9AM & 11AM Children s Liturgy of the Word 9AM Church Religious Education K-5 10AM RCIA 10AM Dougherty Center Bereavement Ministry Group 1:45PM Dougherty Center Youth Ministry TNL 7PM Ryan Hall Madonna Del Assunta 3PM Ryan Hall Let us pray for those who most need our prayers: Jack Anderson Pat Anderson Elizabeth Arjune Sue Bailey Amanda M. Brando Bruce Cameron Annette Caraccia John Connolly Elsie Delano Scott Eveland Lawrence Fabrizio Blanche Harrison Kathleen Higgins Christian Joseph Isola Rosemary Karl Patt Kent Kathleen Kunish Debbie Kovach Charles F. Labus Dorothy Modla Dana Newby Dennis Nitka Beatriz Ospina Mary Ross Usha Sachdeva Nancy Smith Brian Schuettler Marianna Sullivan Kayla San Filippo Marvin Stoloff Josephine Valente Leroy Wilson For all our Beloved Deceased: Crispulo LaRosa

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