ST. PETER THE APOSTLE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH River Edge, New Jersey Founded 1948

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1 ST. PETER THE APOSTLE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH River Edge, New Jersey Founded 1948 Proud to Be A Blue Ribbon School! St. Peter Academy is proud to announce that at 1:00 PM on Thursday, September 28, 2017, the Secretary of Education, Betsy DeVos, proclaimed our Academy as a nationally-recognized Blue Ribbon School of Excellence. As a school, we are extremely honored by this recognition which proves that the St. Peter Academy faculty, students and parents, as a Catholic Educational Community, shines forth as one of the top schools in our nation. Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time November 19, 2017

2 From the Pastor s Desk Dear Folks, The Gospel story is pretty simple. A wealthy man gives his fortune to each of his three servants to care for while he is gone on a trip. He doesn t give them instructions, at least that we are told of. When he returns, the owner sees that two of the three servants invested his money and got back twice the amount. He is delighted. So far, the moral of the story would be: Make the most of what you have. But we miss the most interesting part of all if we look just at the successful servants (as does the shortened version of the Gospel in the lectionary!!!). We miss the fascinating and puzzling story of the third servant. This poor soul did not invest the money at all. He buried it in the ground. Quite simply, he was afraid of investing and losing it. He was right to be afraid, given the owner s attitude, which, as we see, would have the man thrown into the darkness outside where there would be wailing and grinding of teeth. Quite an overreaction, it seems. This poor guy just wanted to keep the owner s money safe! Maybe the proprietor was simply a demanding person, as the parable says. Dark spirited. If we love those around us, that love peaks and grows. But there is more to it. The monetary unit talent in Jesus time was not a small amount. Even one talent could be worth more than a laborer would earn in a lifetime. And the owner entrusted a lot more than just money to the servants. He left them all his possessions, everything he had. He took a great risk and he wanted them to do the same, not leave the investment rotting away underground somewhere. Now assume that the parable is about God. Maybe God entrusts an even greater amount to us. Life, talents, the gift of love, of the living breathing human persons around us and every so often, real and open acts of unselfish love. God gives all this free of charge, gives to us our own lives with all their rewards and disappointments and catastrophes and he says to us, dive in! Have your life! Make whatever you will of it! You are beloved to me! This is truly wonderful! But then an awful question arises. Does God curse those who are afraid and who bury what they are given? Jesus at least seems to say yes: To everyone who has, more will be given and he will grow rich; but from the one who has not, even what he has will be taken away. Ouch. That hurts. How are we to interpret these words? Well, in the realm of spirituality there is only one thing that completely goes away if you only have a small bit of it, but which gets greater if you have it and use it. Love. If we love those around us, that love peaks and grows. But if fear slams the door against love, guess what. The nonlover will be in the darkness outside, wailing and gnashing his teeth. We are all frightened. It is not so unusual. God waits for ages to see if we will accept just a tiny bit of the forgiving love he offers. And to see if we will even find just enough courage to invest some of that love in other people. It is a big risk he takes, and I m sure he says, oh no, not again when we fail. But this is not a harsh reaction. It is just a disappointment of someone who loves us very well. You see, love casts out fear. So, let love in. Fr. Mike Baptisms will be celebrated at Mass on the following weekends: December 16/17, January 13/14, February 10/11, April 7/8, May 19/20, June 9/10, July 14/15, August 11/12, September 15/16, October 13/14, November 17/18, December 15/16. Parents may choose the 5:30, 9:30, 11:00 or 12:30 Mass. Next Baptismal Preparation Session: December 9, :00 AM to 12:00 Noon Please call Deacon Edward Bowen to schedule a baptism and/or register for the session at Readings for the Week Sunday: Nov. 19 Prv 31:10-13, 19-20, 30-31; Ps 128:1-5; 1 Thes 5:1-6; Mt 25:14-30 [14-15, 19-21] Monday: 1 Mc 1:10-15, 41-43, 54-57, 62-63; Ps 119:53, 61, 134, 150, 155, 158; Lk 18:35-43 Tuesday: 2 Mc 6:18-31; Ps 3:2-7; Lk 19:1-10 Wednesday: 2 Mc 7:1, 20-31; Ps 17:1bcd, 5-6, 8b, 15; Lk 19:11-28 Thursday: 1 Mc 2:15-29; Ps 50:1b-2, 5-6, 14-15; Lk 19:41-44 Thanksgiving Day, Suggested: Sir 50:22-24; Ps 145:2-11; 1 Cor 1:3-9; Lk 17:11-19 Friday: 1 Mc 4:36-37, 52-59; 1 Chr 29:10bcd, 1-12; Lk 19:45-48 Saturday: 1 Mc 6:1-13; Ps 9:2-4, 6, 16, 19; Lk 20:27-40 Sunday: Nov. 26 Ez 34:11-12, 15-17; Ps 23:1-3, 5-6; 1 Cor 15:20-26, 28; Mt 25:31-46 Page 2 November 19, 2017

3 Masses for the Week Saturday, November 18 5:30 p.m. Irene & Frank Wisniewski Sunday, November 19 8:00 a.m. People of the Parish 9:30 a.m. John Bello 11:00 a.m. Maria Elena DaBenigno 12:30 p.m. Peggy O'Connell Monday, November 20 8:00 a.m. Donald Frankland 11:30 a.m. Nora & Maurice Wallace Tuesday, November 21 8:00 a.m. Jerry O'Meara 11:30 a.m. Jean White Wednesday, November 22 8:00 a.m. Luz Cespedes 11:30 a.m. Dominick Pereira Thursday, November 23 9:00 a.m. James L. Duffy Friday, November 24 9:00 a.m. Joshua Kerber Saturday, November 25 9:00 a.m. Albert Salerno 5:30 p.m. Christopher Gehrer Sunday, November 26 8:00 a.m. Ralph C. Rossi 9:30 a.m. People of the Parish 11:00 a.m. Richard Dillon 12:30 p.m. Patricia Fletcher In Our Prayers Rest In Peace The Homebound of Our Community Eleanor Boullion Marcella Campangnola Rosemary Grasso Connie Greenwood Luke Abbadessa Joey Bulger Robert Calderone Amy Cartelli Judy Fazio Alessandro Gheghi Joan Lewan Mary Montenegro Eileen O'Connor Faith Panunzio Those Who Are Sick Oliver Kamal Kristin Donohue McGillycuddy Ruth Monahan Frances Sbrocco Barbara Schweizer Anna Totaro Carole Walker Ministry to the Sick and Homebound If you know someone who is sick or homebound and would like to be visited, please call Donna Grotheer at the rectory , or use the online form to request a visit: Anthony Rivera Ann Marie Romeo Lori Schlomann Maria Sullivan Rita Uran Parish Prayer Chain To request prayers for any need, call: Mary Carter: Cristina Casanova: Mary Ellen Caputo: Hospital Visitations If someone is in the hospital or a nursing home and would like to be visited by one of the Priests, please call the rectory at (201) You may also use the parish website to notify the rectory. Click on the Request Hospital Visit form under Sign Up Online. The Altar Bread is given in loving memory of Rose Savino by Richard DeVito & Family. The Altar Wine is given in loving memory of Frank DiScala Sr. by Anne & Daniel DiScala. The Altar Lamp is given in loving memory of Robert Hartenstein by The Love Family. The 2018 Altar Bread, Wine and Lamp book is now open. The cost is $20 per intention and can be purchased during rectory hours. Sgt. Mark Behmer Cpl. Christopher Bolton Aaron Getter, 2nd Lt. USMC Paul G. Hauerstein, CDR, USN Sgt. Christopher J. Kalman, USMC Sean T. O Toole, and all members of the 3rd Battalion, 5th Marines Serving Our Country LCpl Ryan Davis Captain Christina M. Bove, USAAF Paul E. Bove, Petty Officer, US Navy Search & Rescue Justin Higgins, Cpl Thomas Hernandez (Marine), PFC November 19, 2017 Parish Office: Page 3

4 Here s What s Happening... Monday, 11/20 Tuesday, 11/21 Wednesday, 11/22 Thursday, 11/23 Friday, 11/24 5-9PM Gym: CYO BB 3:30PM Ch: Children s Choir 5-10PM Gym: CYO BB Thanksgiving Day One Mass Only: 9:00 AM 6:30PM SMR: Catholic Divorce Prg 5-10PM Gym: CYO BB One Mass Only: 9:00 AM Rectory Closed 7PM Chapel: Faith Formation 7PM PC3-4: JustFaith Rectory Closed 5-7PM Gym: CYO BB 7:30PM CC: Parents Support Grp 7:30PM Ch: Adult Choir 5-10PM Gym: CYO BB 7:30PM Ch: WCS 21 & MCS 20 7:30PM PC1-2: WCS 21 7:30PM PC3: Respect Life 9-10PM Gym: Men s BB Monthly Calendar Linked Online at / Daily Calendar: Support Group for Parents Grieving the Death of a Child - November 20 Third Monday of each month Next meeting: November 20 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Rectory No preregistration and no fee Walk-In Supper Volunteers Needed Thursday, November 30 Six times a year, through Family Promise, our parish provides dinner to the poor and homeless at the Bergen County Human Resources Services Center in Hackensack. We are in need of additional people willing to occasionally heat up frozen lasagna or meatballs. The food is delivered to your home on a Wednesday afternoon, you heat it up on Thursday and bring it to the church parking lot that afternoon. We are also looking for volunteers to serve the meal at the Center. Our next hosting date is Thursday, November 30. Please contact Beth Falker at if you can help with either task, or sign up at Book Discussion Group Planned For the New Year Our Archbishop, Joseph Cardinal Tobin, has said "In too many parts off our church LGBT people have been made to feel unwelcome, excluded, and even shamed." A recent book by James Martin, SJ, Building a Bridge: How the Catholic Church and LGBT Community Can Enter Into a Relationship of Respect, Compassion, and Sensitivity, has become a controversial book within and outside the church. Why? At St. Peter's, we would like to explore that simple question in a series of three (3) sessions, which would involve reading the book and attending sessions on January 11, January 18, and January 25, 2018 at 7:30 PM in the Parish Center. All are welcome! The only course material would be purchasing Fr. Martin's book at a cost of $19.99 and your presence. Please contact Deacon Paul Kazanecki at pkazanecki@saintpeter.org or leave message at the Rectory, if you would like to join the discussion or have any questions. Please stay for Community Sunday Today November 19th after the 8:00, 9:30 and 11:00 Masses Altar Linens Ministry Needs Help Many hands make light work! There is a need for more volunteers to clean and iron the altar linens (purificators and smaller cloths). You are asked to pick up the linens on Sunday after the 12:30 mass the week you are assigned, wash and iron the linens, and return them by the following Friday. It takes about 3 hours of your time for the week you are assigned. Some of the older helpers had to retire, so we need more help. You would be assigned approximately four times during the year. Please contact Eileen Hanrahan at or ehanrahan@saint-peter.org. Thanks! New Ministry at Your Service: Rosary for the Homebound Several Rosarians have volunteered to pray the Rosary with those who are homebound. We are available during the day and evenings. If you or a loved one would like to have someone pray the Rosary with you at your home, please contact Jeannette Trinkleback at , text her at , or send her an referencing Rosary Homebound:jdtrink@aol.com. Let us know the day/time you would like to pray with us! St. Peter's Singles Support Group Upcoming Trip Information Check our website for details on a trip to the British Isles and Paris, Philadelphia Flower Show, Norfolk/ Williamsburg and Mackinac Island. More trip info to follow shortly. Call Kathy Marshall at or her at teacherkmm@yahoo.com. for any questions and reservations. Page 4 Articles to: bulletin@saint-peter.org Deadline: Tuesdays - 3 PM November 19, 2017

5 ... at St. Peter s Saturday, 11/25 33rd Sunday Sunday, 11/26 8AM-5PM Gym: CYO BB King of the Universe Sunday Advent Giving Tree Advent Giving Tree 7-10PM Gym: CYO BB 2-10PM Gym: CYO BB Thanksgiving 2017 Community Interfaith Thanksgiving Service Today! Sunday, November 19-4:00 PM Reformed Church of Oradell 631 Church Street, Oradell Parish Food Drive to Benefit Center for Food Action (CFA) - This Weekend Until 2:00 PM We are conducting a parish Food Drive to benefit the Center for Food Action this weekend. Please bring donations to the Gathering Space any time up until 2:00 PM on Sunday. Parish Food Pantry: It s Not Too Late to Donate for Thanksgiving Please consider donating Shop-Rite gift cards to our Parish Food Pantry this month so that those less fortunate can prepare their own Thanksgiving meal with the fresh foods and trimmings they like best. Or if you would like to make a monetary donation, please write a check to St. Peter the Apostle Parish. We only ask that you not put monetary items in the blue bin but drop it off at the rectory to the attention of Joan Daly, Food Pantry Ministry. Rosary Society Christmas Party Monday, December 4, 6:30 PM Our annual Christmas Party will be held at Domani Restaurant in Hillsdale. Please drop off your check for $35.00 to the rectory in an envelope labeled Rosary Christmas Party no later than Tuesday, November 28th. We need a final headcount by that date. We hope you will join us! Advent Taízé Prayer: Wednesday Evenings Nov. 29, Dec. 13, Dec. 20-7:30 PM The Liturgical Season of Advent is a time for us to focus on the coming of our Lord. It is a time for us to reflect back and celebrate the anniversary of the Lords first coming into this world. It is also a time for us to prepare that our Lord will come again and we must be ready to meet Him. We invite you to join us as we enter into this joyful season of preparation and hope. Thanksgiving Thursday, November 23 One Mass Only: 9:00 AM with distribution of blessed bread Friday, November 24 One Mass Only: 9:00 AM Parish Office: Closed Thursday & Friday BAPTISMS Congratulations! We welcome into our parish family Gianna Marie Diamanti Sean Anthony Dimalanta Avery Marie McQuade who were brought to the Lord through the Sacrament of Baptism. May the grace of the sacrament remain with them always. Special Collection Collection for Black and Indian Missions/ Catholic Campaign for Human Development This weekend our parish will take up the Annual Collection for Black and Indian Missions which includes the Campaign for Human Development (CCHD). This collection supports programs to empower people to identify and address the obstacles they face as they work to lift themselves out of poverty. By supporting this collection you give people a hand up, not a hand out. Our financial contribution also helps to support Catholic American Indian communities on reservations, in rural areas and inner cities. The collection also supports African American evangelization programs particularly in the south. Let us unite ourselves with the love of Christ with generous hearts. November 19, Articles to: bulletin@saint-peter.org Deadline: Tuesdays - 3 PM Page 5

6 JustSteps: Catholic Social Teaching How the US Bishops Are Addressing the Social Issues of the Day The US Catholic bishops met in Baltimore during the week at their annual fall meeting, where the agenda was to include updates from working groups on racism and immigration, the USCCB response to Charlottesville and white supremacy, and to the harsh treatment of undocumented immigrants, particularly the deportation of the young people in the DACA program. According to a press release from the USCCB prior to the meeting, much of the business promised to be routine, though the bishops as a body have been vocal in recent months about a range of political and social issues of political and social issues. For example, just before the conference bishops who head subcommittees called the proposed tax overhaul unacceptable because they say it raises taxes on the poor to reduce taxes on the wealthy. After the church shooting on November 5 in Texas, bishops across America said that the US problem with gun violence must be addressed with a real debate about needed measures to save lives and make our communities safer. A new head of the Pro-Life Committee is also expected to be chosen. For those who believe that the church and the bishops have not before spoken out as moral leaders on political and social issues, and perhaps should not, here is a little history. The USCCB is also celebrating its 100th anniversary, having been founded originally in 1917 to organize the Catholic war effort and liaise with the US government. In 1919 the group named itself the National Catholic Welfare Council to begin dealing with a postwar world. In that year on the bishops behalf, A Program of Social Reconstruction was published as a guide to address issues of social justice upon which future international peace would likely depend. Since that time, in one way or another the 1966 renamed USCC (US Catholic Conference) or USCCB (Conference of Bishops) has addressed and encouraged just approaches to education, wages, and labor rights, religious freedom war relief, refugee resettlement, immigration, segregation, prolife, health, and racism, reminding Catholics and the population alike of their civic and moral responsibility to one another and to the common good. The Church s commitment to issues of social justice and the correcting of unjust structures is therefore part of its ongoing social mission. Add your prayers and advocacy efforts in today s areas of gun violence, immigration, and racism. Ongoing at St. Peter s PARISH FOOD PANTRY Open to the public on Wednesdays, 3:30-5:30 p.m. Located in the back parking lot. Donations of non-perishable food items, cleaning supplies, and personal hygiene products can be dropped off any time. Look for the blue bin at the entrance to the Parish Center. Are You Moving or a New Member of our Parish Community? Welcome new members! We are enriched by your presence! Please call the rectory to register or download our registration form at and return it to the rectory at your convenience. If you are moving or change your address, please call the parish office at or fill out the Change of Address form on the parish website at St. Peter's Singles Support Group for Separated, Divorced, Single and Widowed Adults meets the first and third Thursdays of every month in the school meeting room. The meetings start at 7:30 PM. For additional information, contact Colleen Haerle at , colirishgirl@aol.com or Camille Rush , rushco39@aol.com or visit Project Linus Crocheters and knitters meet weekly on Saturdays from 9:30 am to 12:00 January through early June in the Casazza Center which is in the basement of the rectory. We make afghans, which are donated through the local chapter of Project Linus to sick and needy babies. All who are interested are welcome. Any questions: carols713@yahoo.com. M.O.M.S. Group Welcomes You! M.O.M.S. is an informal play group whose goal is to encourage friendships among new families in a Christian atmosphere. We meet Every Thursday, 10-11:30am, from September through June in the Casazza Center (downstairs in the rectory) or weather permitting, at Memorial Park in River Edge. We also organize occasional field trips and holiday parties. For more info, Lauren at lauves30@yahoo.com. St. Peter's Quilters The quilters meet weekly in the Parish Center on Tuesdays from 1:00-3:00 p.m. in the Fall and Spring (announced in the bulletin). All are welcome. We will find a job for everyone and will teach you our skills. The finished quilts are donated to the homeless teens at Covenant House in Newark. For more info call Marge Haggerty or margity@verizon.net St. Peter's Seniors Meets the 2nd Sunday of the Month in the Parish Center after the 11:00 AM Mass, September through June. Offers an opportunity to promote friendship, sociability, and activities with and among its members. Info: Elaine Frawley at or efrawley1111@yahoo.com. Parents Who Have Lost Children Support Group This group offers help for all the special needs of those who have suffered the death of a child. It is an ongoing ministry which meets on the 3rd Monday of the month. The loss does not need to be a recent loss. Please contact Mary Davis at (H) or (W). Page 6 Bulletin on the Web: November 19, 2017

7 Scouting Events to Support Outside St. Peter s The Alliance for Senior Services Presents: SENIOR SERVICES BINGO! WHEN: Monday, November 20, at 10:00 AM WHERE : SCORE (Senior Citizens of River Edge) Temple Avodat Shalom: 385 Howland Avenue, River Edge, NJ Play a fun senior services themed bingo game, win prizes, and learn about the incredible support T.A.S.S. provides the community! Snacks will be served. Breakfast with Santa Come and enjoy breakfast with Santa as Christmas comes to life! Saturday, December 16th, 9:00 to 11:00 AM at The 9 Iron Grille, 314 Paramus Road, Paramus. Breakfast, live nativity, crafts and free photo with Santa! Adults: $15 Children $10. Children under 5 are FREE. All children MUST be accompanied by an adult. Ticket presale: Ext 118 (Mary). Space is limited! All proceeds benefit the Paramus Catholic Scholarship Fund. CHRISTMAS CRAFT SHOW Boy Scout Troop 184 of River Edge is conducting its THIRTIETH ANNUAL CHRISTMAS WREATH SALE NEW LOCAL VENDOR: This year we are selling a Fraser Fir Wreath that is fully decorated with pinecones, presents, ornaments, and a red bow! Each wreath is $ Our wreaths come fresh from a local farm and will be delivered to your door! (Delivery to River Edge, Oradell, New Milford, Hackensack only) Expected deliveries are December 2nd and 3rd, Order by November 22nd. Please complete the form below and with a check made out to BSA TROOP 184, and mail to BSA Wreath Sale, 538 Wales Ave. For more info, Kimberly Capuano: macappy@yahoo.com. Thank you for your support (detach and return) name: Street: Town: Phone: No. of wreaths: X $25.00 = $ Total Our Parish Family Shares On Sunday, December 10th, Saint Joseph Regional H. S., Montvale, NJ will be hosting its annual Christmas Craft Show from 10 a.m. until 4:00 p.m., showcasing the talents of over 125 juried crafts people and fine artists. Admission is $2.00. Children and senior citizens (65+) are free. NO STROLLERS PERMITTED. DON T MISS OUT! RIVER EDGE SWIM CLUB PRESENTS..ADVANCED VIEWING OF Star Wars The Last Jedi Star Wars: The Last Jedi Thursday, December 14 7:00 pm Westwood Theater 182 Center Street Westwood NJ. Tickets are $20 each and include popcorn and soda. Tickets are available for purchase on the RESC website- November 30th Stand Up Comedy Special Featuring 3 Professional Comedians: Robin Fox, Nore Davis & Moody McCarthy $50 ticket includes 7pm Cocktail Hour (Beer, Wine, Signature Drink & Hors D Ouvres) and 8pm comedy show Proceeds support the Rehearsal Space Renovation Project of St. Joseph Regional HS. ALL SEATS RESERVED: Purchase tickets online: sjr.booktix.com OR simply mail your check made payable to St. Joseph Regional High School, 40 Chestnut Ridge Rd. Montvale, NJ (Include # of guests) St. Andrew s Parish Center 120 Washington Avenue, Westwood Dr. Brant Pitre s - video series Jesus and the Jewish Roots of Advent Thursdays, Nov. 30, Dec. 7 and Friday, Dec. 15. Parish Center, 1:00 PM Register: More info: More Outside St. Peter s Announcements on at the bottom of the home page November 19, 2017 Parish Calendar: Page 7

8 Capital Campaign Update Thank you to the many generous parishioners who have made their commitment to the We Are Living Stones Capital Campaign. Our pledge to the parish was that the proceeds of the campaign would go towards the following projects: Bell Tower Repair, Church Lighting, New Church Roof and Parking Lot Restoration, Parish Ministry Development and Outreach Programs and a Future Capital Improvements Fund. In January of 2016 we happily reported to you that our parish had not only met our goal of $1,101,654.00, but had exceeded it by $15,803.36, bringing the total amount pledged to $1,117, To date, our parish has received a total of $292, of the total amount pledged, including interest. We have withdrawn a total of $66, to pay for the following items as they relate to the campaign. Breakdown of Case Item and Cost: Bell Tower Repair: $16, Future Capital Improvements Fund: Painting/Carpeting Parish Center $13, Painting/Carpeting Faith Formation Office $ 4, New Church Roof and Parking Lot Restoration: Parking Lot Resurfaced and Relined $29, Roof Repair $ 2, The remainder of the funds in our We Are Living Stones account to date will be put into use early next year as we investigate fully the redesign of our Church lighting. We are working on receiving estimates and hope to come to a decision soon on a design so that work can begin sometime next year. For those of you who may have joined St. Peter's after the campaign, there is still time to donate to this worthy cause for our Archdiocese and for our Parish. Now that we have surpassed our goal, any pledges now received will be split 60/40-60% going to the parish. For more information on how to give a pledge or on any of the information disclosed above, please call the rectory and ask to speak with Fr. Mike directly. Thank you and God bless you for your generosity!

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