Saint Joseph Roman Catholic Church Oradell / New Milford, NJ Twenty Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time ~ October 13, 2013 Jesus said in reply, Ten were cleansed, were they not? Where are the other nine? Has none but this foreigner returned to give thanks to God? Then he said to him, Stand up and go; your faith has saved you. Lk 17: 17-19 Reconciliation / Confessions Saturday, 4:00 pm - 4:45 pm Baptism Contact the Parish Office before the fifth month of pregnancy. Marriage Arrangements should be made with a priest at least one year in advance. Sick / Homebound / Hospital Ministry Call the Parish Office. Rev. George M. Reilly PASTOR EMERITUS Mrs. Colette Vail Principal of Saint Joseph School Mrs. Angela Gussoni Vice Principal of Saint Joseph School Mrs. Diane Hellriegel Dir. of Communications & Development Sacramental Life Mass Schedule Sunday Mass Saturday 5:00 pm Anticipated Sunday 10:30 am 12:30 pm Daily Mass Weekdays and Saturday Holy Days as announced Parish Staff Rev. Msgr. David C. Hubba PASTOR Rev. Andrew Park PAROCHIAL VICAR Mr. Thomas Meli Facilities Director Mr. Monroe Quinn Director of Music Mrs. Phyllis Vrola Mrs. Anne Annunziato Business Manager Parish Secretary Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament First Wednesday of the Month 9:30 am - 5:30 pm in Mary s Chapel Miraculous Medal Novena Monday, 7:00 pm in Mary s Chapel Christian Initiation of Adults RCIA Contact the Religious Education Office. Parish Registration Contact the Parish Office. WEEKEND ASSISTANTS Rev. John Chadwick Msgr. Richard Groncki Msgr. William Hatcher Deacon George Montalvo Director of Religious Education Mrs. Arlene Kennedy Sacrament Coordinator Mr. Anthony Armando Youth Minister Office Location Phone Email Website Parish Office 105 Harrison St., New Milford 201-261-0148 office@sjcnj.org sjcnj.org Religious Education 105 Harrison St., New Milford 201-261-1144 religioused@sjcnj.org sjcreligioused.blogspot.com Saint Joseph School 305 Elm St., Oradell 201-261-2388 office@sjsusa.org sjsusa.org the greenhouse-prek 305 Elm St., Oradell 201-477-8114 vailc@greenhouseusa.org greenhouseusa.org Parish Office Hours: Weekdays 9 am - 5 pm or by appointment Religious Ed. Office Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9am - 5 pm
SAINT JOSEPH CHURCH ORADELL/NEW MILFORD, NJ PRAYER REQUESTS Let us remember those who are ill: John Pagan, Rolly Calalang, Brian James, Maria Santos. Let us remember those serving in the military. Saturday 5:00 pm October 12, 2013 Joseph Trifiletti Sunday 10.30 am UC October 13, 2013 People of the Parish Edna Grimm Aunt Clara 7th Anniversary Remembrance Eleanor T. McCarthy Margaret Panarella 10:30 am MC 12:30 pm October 14, 2013 Paul Rota Birthday Remembrance William Peter Fox Tuesday October 15, 2013 Nancy Annunziato Florie Maloney Wednesday October 16, 2013 Susan Costello Philip McGough Thursday October 17, 2013 Rose M. Irving George Dunphey Friday Otober 18, 2013 Mary Ellen Schuber Ruth Belthoff Saturday 5:00 pm October 19, 2013 Theresa M. Restivo Rosy & Peter Pereira Sunday 10.30 am UC 10:30 am MC 12:30 pm October 20, 2013 People of the Parish Morten Lindgren Felice Bartolomeo John H. Schatz Robert Delsordi Monday Sunday Collection for Week of October 6, 2013 Basket Parish Pay Total $ 9,662 $ 4,091 $13,753 SJC PARISH DAY OF SERVICE There is something for everyone! SATURDAY OCTOBER 19 This Weekend... After each Mass this weekend, members of the Day of Service committee will speak about our October 19th Day of Service. Booklets containing details of the service project opportunities and registration forms will be passed out after all Masses. You can also access this information and register online (after September 15) through the Saint Joseph Parish website. Go to sjcnj.org and click on the Day of Service tab for all the details. Clothing donations for needy children can be brought to the rectory garage BEFORE and AFTER MASSES this weekend. Right to Life Baby Shower items are being collected in boxes at each door of the church BEFORE and AFTER MASSES. At the Day of Service we are offering help using your Smartphone or ipad One of the service projects on the Day of Service on October 19 is to assist people with the operation of smartphones and ipads. If any parishioner would like to take part in receiving this assistance, please contact the chairman for this project, Jeff Walters, at 201-925-7174. BREAD AND WINE INTENTIONS The Bread and Wine for the week of October 13, 2013 is offered In Loving Memory of Paul Rota, a Birthday Remembrance, requested by Ann Rota. Our Parish Day of Service is a wonderful opportunity for all adults, youth and families in our parish to come together to serve our community in the true spirit of our Lord. We invite all to participate. There is something for everyone! This year our annual Day of Service will consist of two sessions, one in the morning and one in the afternoon with lunch for all in between. Our Parish Office/Rectory and Religious Education Office will be closed on Columbus Day, Monday, October 14. Registration deadline is Monday, October 14 2
TWENTY EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME, OCTOBER 13, 2013 FROM THE PASTOR S DESK By all rights, the Americas should have been named in honor of Christopher Columbus, their European discoverer. Instead the recognition went to Amerigo Vespucci, a minor explorer, and not even a ship captain, who falsely stated he arrived there two years before he actually did. The prestigious mapmaker who attached Amerigo s name to the new lands later tried to correct this injustice, but it was already too late by then. Columbus, although he sailed under the flag of Spain, was Italian, a native of Genoa. In his interior life he was a totally committed Catholic, who cherished the principles of our religion and consistently did his best to live up to their ways. Here is how he once described himself: I am the most unworthy sinner. But I have cried out to the Lord for grace and...made it my whole purpose to enjoy His marvelous presence. It took Columbus five difficult years to gain royal financing for his voyage. A significant part of his motivation for it was missionary, as is clear from this remarkable statement he once made: God is an excellent thing. When one possesses it, one can do as he pleases in his world even bring souls to Paradise. Columbus was religious not merely in a private sense of being personally upright in his convictions, but in a wider sense of sincerely striving to share his beliefs with the people of the new world he sailed to. Before departing for his first voyage he noted how deeply he was inspired by words of the prophet Isaiah: I will give you as a light to the nations, that my salvation may reach the end of the earth. Columbus men trusted and liked him because his navigational expertise was outstanding and because he gave such soft words of command. As the journey of discovery into the mysterious vastness of the Atlantic advanced through its long and suspenseful days, Columbus assembled the men of the Santa Maria on its deck each day for evening prayers, followed by the singing of hymns. And after the first landing, at an island he named San Salvador (Holy Savior), Columbus prayed to God that thy Holy Name may be proclaimed in the second part of the earth. Next Saturday is our Day of Service, when parish volunteers work together on a number of useful and enjoyable projects to help St. Joseph s and our wider communities. Thanks to all who have already signed up and to the project s committee. They have been working for many weeks to organize and publicize this effort. I hope the weather will be the sort of October day so often served up to us at this time of year. Msgr. David Hubba 3 WORLD MISSION SUNDAY OCTOBER 19-20 A LETTER FROM THE ARCHBISHOP My dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Our beloved Holy Father, Pope Francis, has shown himself to be a great teacher with the heart of a missionary. Like Jesus, he teaches by word and example, keeping the poor, the troubled and the vulnerable in clear view at all times. In that spirit I write to you today. Our Catholic Church, at every level and by its very nature is missionary. Its origin is in the very mission of Jesus Christ and of the Holy Spirit. In every nation, World Mission Sunday will be observed on the weekend of October 19-20. It is a time for us to be inspired by the heroes of our Church who serve God s beloved children in places of poverty, injustice, even outright persecution. The priests, religious, and lay missionary groups make it possible for the most needy to encounter Christ, the Sacraments, and living Word of God, and thereby to live in hope of heaven. The Society for the Propagation of the Faith is the Holy Father s chief missionary arm, providing resources for more than 1,150 mission diocese the world over. No work of the Church is more central to her reason for being. Nothing is more important! So, I am asking that every parish and all the Faithful, experience the fullness of World Mission Sunday. The theme for the United States observance of this day is: Do good on earth. This is taken from the words of St. The re se of Lisieux. It is a call to put faith into action! At a time when the needs in the Missions have grown substantially, and the urgency of the cry of the poor is all the more pronounced, I ask you for the gift of your generosity. Jesus commissioned His apostles and told them, As the Father has sent me, so I have sent you (John 20:21) Let us pray that his year World Mission Sunday will touch each of us deeply, and that we will be united in providing true assistance where it is needed most, for the sake of Christ! I thank you in advance for your serious and generous response to the needs of others. In the end, the words of the Catechism of the Catholic Church instruct us: It is by what they have done for the poor that Jesus Christ will recognize his chosen ones. (CCC, 2443) With kindest personal regards, I am Sincerely in the Lord, + Most Reverend John J. Myers, Archbishop of Newark
SAINT JOSEPH CHURCH ORADELL/NEW MILFORD, NJ WOMEN S CORNERSTONE TEAM MEETING WEDNESDAY-OCTOBER 16-8 PM CELEBRATION OF THE SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE October 5, 2013 The monthly Women s Cornerstone Meeting will be this Wednesday evening, October 16 at 8:00 pm in the Knights of Columbus Hall, located on River Road in New Milford. You do not want to miss this meeting when the Ministry Assignments for the March 7 & 8 Weekend will be announced. Plan to attend and give the ladies who have answered the call your love and support as we begin to prepare ourselves individually, and as a team for this beautiful experience that we want to pass on to those who will attend. If you would like to participate in the weekend, it is not too late. Just come and join us on Wednesday evening and we can find a place for you! A beautiful evening is being planned with music, sharing and fellowship, so don t miss it. We hope to see you this Wednesday at 8:00 pm. Anthony Marotti, III & Breanne Kate Depken MEN'S BREAKFAST OUR LADY OF VICTORIES, HARRINGTON PARK OCTOBER 20 DO YOU PROVIDE CARE FOR A LOVED ONE OR NEIGHBOR? Our Lady of Victories parish will hold their annual Men s Breakfast on Sunday, October 20, at 10:30AM in the OLV gym. The guest speaker will be Dr. Philip Mango. He is a licensed, board certified psychotherapist with 35 years experience in mental health counseling, education and consulting, working with individuals, marriages, families and organizations. Dr. Mango worked with Mother Teresa on mental health projects for the poor and has lectured at the John Paul II Institute for Studies on Marriage and Family in Washington, DC. Tickets are $15 each or $25 for father & son/grandfather. Tickets are available at OLV rectory 201-768-1706. Come to the Bergen County Department of Human Services CAREGIVERS CONFERENCE OCTOBER 17 Find out about services, support, and other helpful information this Thursday, October 17, from 5:00-7:00 pm at the Bergen County Administration Building, Freeholders Public Meeting Room, 5th Floor, One Bergen County Plaza in Hackensack. For more information, call Eleanor Contreras at 201-336-7416. 17TH ANNUAL WALK TO REMEMBER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20 1:00 TO 3:00 PM HOLY NAME MEDICAL CENTER SAVE THE DATE! NOVEMBER 3 ANNUAL BREAKFAST FOR NEW HOPE FOR CHILDREN This is a walk to remember babies who have died. Whether the loss is recent or many years ago, please know that you are welcome. The Walk will begin in the Marian 3 Conference Room and then proceed to the grotto where a flowering tree will be planted in memory of the babies who have died. Please park in the visitors lot. The information desk in the lobby will direct you to the meeting room. RSVP to 201-833-3058. The annual all-you-can-eat Breakfast and Tricky Tray will be held in the Saint Joseph lower school Gym. Check for further details in upcoming bulletins. If you would like to donate prizes for the Tricky Tray or you would like more information about the breakfast, please call Maryanne Olsen at 201-262-7544 or Joan Murray at 201-265-5823. SUPPORT AND VALUABLE INFORMATION FOR COUPLES DEALING WITH INFERTILITY On Sunday, October 20 at 5:00 pm at Sacred Heart Parish in Lyndhurst, Jean Dimech-Juchniewicz, author of Facing Infertility: A Catholic Approach, will speak about the physical, medical treatment, emotional and spiritual aspects of infertility and share some helpful insights from the tradition of our Catholic faith. SJS CLASS OF 1959 LOOKING TO REUNITE If you are a 59 graduate of Saint Joseph School or know one, please contact Brian Crash Corrigan at 201-857-2641. 4
TWENTY EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME, OCTOBER 13, 2013 CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE FOR 6TH, 7TH AND 8TH GRADERS & PARENTS PARAMUS CATHOLIC Wednesday, October 16 from 7:00 to 9:00 pm Paramus Catholic is located at 425 Paramus Road in Paramus, NJ. For further information, please contact the Admissions Office at 201-445-4466 ext. 104. IMMACULATE HEART ACADEMY Sunday, October 20 from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm Immaculate Heart Academy is located at 500 Van Emburgh Avenue in Washington Township, NJ. For further information, please visit www.ihahs.com or email the Admissions Office at admissions@ihahs.com. DON BOSCO PREP Wednesday, October 23 from 6:30 to 8:30 pm Don Bosco Prep is located at 492 N. Franklin Turnpike, Ramsey, NJ 07446. Please register online at www.donboscoprep.org. For information, contact DBP Admissions Director George Mihalik at gmihalik@donboscoprep.org. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CATECHISTS ARE NEEDED We urgently need a catechist for Wednesday Grade 8. Please prayerfully consider volunteering to teach or assist in our Religious Education program. You do not need any previous experience. You will find it to be a rewarding and faith-enriching experience! Contact Deacon George at 201-261-1144 or by email at religioused@sjcnj.org if you can help. Parish sjcnj.org Religious Ed sjcreligoused.blogspot.com Saint Joseph School sjsusa.org the greenhouse (Preschool) greenhouseusa.org Remembering a Day of Celebration for Saint Joseph Parish Msgr. David Hubba s Installation as our Pastor Sunday, September 29, 2013 Welcoming our new Pastor with prayers and celebration. On a sunny September afternoon, the parishioners of St. Joseph extended a warm and loving welcome to Msgr. Hubba Bishop Flesey & Msgr. Hubba Msgr. Hubba with friends enjoying the reception in the school gym. 5 St. Joseph Choir enriched the liturgical celebration. At Msgr. s request, during the Presentation, they offered a beautiful rendition of his favorite hymn, The King of Love My Shepherd Is
SAINT JOSEPH CHURCH ORADELL/NEW MILFORD, NJ Compiled by the Liturgy of the Word With Children The Gospel is the Good News about Jesus. The Gospel Reading for today is from St. Luke 17:11-19 While Jesus was travelling to Jerusalem, he met ten sick men. They stood at a distance from him and raised their voices and shouted Jesus, Master! Have pity on us! Jesus told them to go and show themselves to the priests. As they went, they were healed. They were so excited that nine of them went home to show their families and friends. Only one of the ten men came back to Jesus and thanked him for curing him. Jesus was happy with the man who returned to him and said to him Stand up and go, your faith has saved you. We have a chance to thank God for everything he does for us and gives us when we go to Mass. There we are called to give thanks to the Lord Our God. God does many things for us on a daily basis. He keeps us healthy and safe from harm every day. He gives us food to eat and houses which shelter us, and our families and friends. God loves us and we need to be thankful to him always. Jesus cured the sick men MISSION OF THE WEEK Say this little prayer every day: Lord, I am thankful to you every day for my family and friends. I am also thankful for everything that you have given me. Amen. 6
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