NOVEMBER 8, 2020

THIRTY – SECOND SUNDAY in ORDINARY TIME

MASSES FOR THE WEEK

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7

ALL SOULS’ NOVENA

5:00 P.M. Knights of Columbus Memorial Mass

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8

ALL SOULS’ NOVENA

8:00 A.M. Maryanne Manning

9:30 A.M. Robert and Leona Fitch

11:00 A.M. Susan Barrett Malone

Robert Barrett

5:00 P.M. People of the Parish

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9

ALL SOULS’ NOVENA

8:00 A.M. Margaret Ann Hostage

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10

ALL SOULS’ NOVENA

8:00 A.M. Memorial Mass Society

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11

8:00 A.M. Richard McLaughlin

THURSDAY NOVEMBER 12

8:00 A.M. Charles Paley

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13

8:00 A.M. Mary Louise Saulino

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14

5:00 P.M. People of the Parish

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15

8:00 A.M. Antonia & Thomas Bobryk

Edward Truskola

9:30 A.M. Katy Dyer

11:00 A.M. Antonetta & Frank Morrone

5:00 P.M. People of the Parish

ROSARY AFTER THE 8 A.M. DAILY MASS

Pray for the Deceased:

ROBERT “BOBBY” JENKINS

STEVEN BROPHY

MEDITATION WITH DEACON JOE

TUESDAYS, 2PM, PARISH CENTER

MASKS REQUIRED

PRAYERS FOR THE SICK

Prayers are requested for: Danielle Norwood, Jody Porco,

Morgan Leary, Dorothea Villano, Marion Curry, Sebastian

Ross, Evan Cotter, Kathleen O’Keefe, George Schmidt,

Barbara Mietzner, Kurt Mietzner, Jamison Soluk, Charlie

DiPirro, Shaun Matthews, Fritz Ross, Tyler Murphy, Nikolas

Davilla, Judy Thomas, Susan Chen, Kevin Mansfield, Linda

Murphy, Maggie Ward, Stan Kuczynski, Daniel Dineen,

Michael Klecan, Brayden Stowell, Jake Daniels, Patricia

Klecan, William Krammer, Mary Kearns Lehman, Lynne

Handville, Carole Borsett, Michele Cavuto, Grace Guerra,

Cathy Burch, Dianne Huckbody, Adele Fagan,Michael

Malachowsky, Marianne Giglio, Rosemary Ann Varade, John

C. Mansfield, Leisa DeCarlo, Trish Schenck, Patricia Hayes,

Francis X. O’Connor, Margaret Solan, Gwen DiMiceli,

Geraldine Solan, Paul Chen, Irene Barrett , Louise Sangiorgio,

John McAuley, Nicholas Accardi, Tyler Accardi, Michael

Fish, Bridget D’Souza, Michael Schmidt, Sue Dwyer,

Hannah G, Karen Landau, Ciriaco D’Souza, Dr. Marcus

Cockerill, Carmen Miranda, Peter Duarte, Claudette Tully

King

STEWARDSHIP REPORT

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We Are Grateful For Every Donation

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A Way of Life

Thirty – Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

REFLECTION

Today’s Gospel stresses the importance of being

prepared for the coming of the Lord. We must always

take care of our souls and do what is right.

LIVING STEWARDSHIP

PILLAR of FORMATION

“My soul is thirsting for you, O Lord my God.” This

week seek the Lord through Scripture. Read a few

passages from the Bible this week.

THE 2021 LECTOR HANDBOOKS CAN BE PICKED

UP FROM THE PARISH CENTER SACRISTY.

Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time

November 8, 2020 Stay awake,

for you know neither the day nor the hour.

— Matthew 25:13

HONOR THOSE IN THE MILITARY

This section of the bulletin acknowledges those men and

women serving in the armed forces of the United States of

America. If you know someone serving our country, please

call the rectory with the name and branch in which the person

is serving. Help us acknowledge and be grateful to those

protecting us all.

Corpsman Eric Rousell, Navy

SFC Chas Dodt, Army

Sergeant Michael Christiano, Marines

Lance Corporal Nicholas Sanna, Marines

Spec. Noah Tumbarello, Army

Sergeant Anthony Betancourt, Marines

Lt.Cmdr. Margaret Brown, Coast Guard

Sergeant Christopher Mascia, Army

Doctor Kathleen O’Mara Siwec, Navy

Pilot Patrick O’Mara, Army

Chaplain Steve Pratel, Army

Sgt. Matthew Smith, Army

Sgt. Ronan Seltenreich, 82nd Airborne

Seaman Jaime Brambley

Lt. Luke Bronin, Navy

Lt. Sheila Sweeney, Navy

Cooper James Daly, A.S. Coast Guard

Spc. Louis DiPasquale, Army

Tsgt. Michael Algozzino, Air Force

Lt. Charles J. Crawley, Navy

Lt. Joe Brown, Navy

Ensign Christopher McBride, Navy

Cpt. Jameson Hustek, Marines

Sgt. William Boerstler, Army

Master Sgt. Eugene Cates

Cpt. Michael Van Orden, Army

Thomas Bonner, Marines

W/O Christopher LeToile, Army

Major William Robesch

SO5 Harrison Cady, Navy

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ADOPT – A – FAMILY

KRISTEN WILL BE AVAILABLE AFTER

ALL MASSES FOR ANYONE WHO WISHES TO ADOPT A

FAMILY FOR CHRISTMAS.

PRAYER REQUESTS

There is a great power in prayer. It is our lifeline to God. Through it

we communicate with God, and people are strengthened, helped, and

made whole’

Do you know of some concern, or of some person with a special need

for whom we ought to pray? If so print out this form and place it in

the offering basket or return it to the parish office.

PLEASE PRINT

Please pray for

_________________________________

_________________________________

Because of

_________________________________

_________________________________

_________________________________

( ) Please list in next bulletin

( ) Please place on prayer chain

Signed _________________________________

( ) I would like to be on a prayer chain, to be called upon to pray

privately.

My phone number is

Mass and Masks

Masks are required for Mass attendance.

Masks should cover the nose and mouth and remain

on for the entire Mass.

LIMITED EDITION

PARISH CHRISTMAS CARDS

$10/PACKAGE

ON SALE AFTER ALL MASSES

FORMED

The Augustine Institute has an online service that is

filled with movies, eBooks, documentaries, and

devotional resources. It is called FORMED.

Through a grant from the Diocese and a kind

benefactor, our parish is signed up. It has a wealth

of information and catechetical materials. You can

register and have access to a lot of resources for free

by going to our web page, www.iccwhb.formed.org.

There are some things which you ca buy from the

marketplace but most are free. This is a great

resource. Hope you enjoy it.

—Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION

What is the name of the pope’s cathedral? If you

said the Vatican, or St. Peter’s, you were off by a few

miles, since the answer is the Basilica of St. John, the

Lateran, the “Mother Church” of all the churches of the

world and the cathedral of the Diocese of Rome. It takes

its name from the Lateran family, who somehow ran

afoul of the Emperor Nero. He seized all their property,

including their vast Roman palace and estate. We don’t

know how Plautius displeased Nero so badly, but

eventually all the Lateran property came to Constantine,

the first Christian emperor, through his wife, Fausta.

Early in the fourth century, when Christianity was at last

legalized, Constantine gave the property to the church.

Soon the great meeting halls were expanded and

adapted.

Over the centuries, the church building has been

sacked by armies, ruined by fire, torn down, and rebuilt.

The oldest and most unchanged part of the Lateran is a

vast, separate baptistery with steps leading down to a

huge green basalt pool. Imagine what a triumphal

moment the dedication of this public church building

was for a community that had worshiped in secret for so

long! This Monday’s feast of the Dedication of the

Lateran Basilica is really about the tradition of

consecrating space for worship, and so by extension, a

feast for your parish church building and, given the

beautiful second reading, for its baptistery as well.

Walking with the Lord

Thanksgiving and Christmas Outreach

A number of people have inquired if we are still going to do the Thanksgiving Baskets and Adopt a Family this

year. As I mentioned in a few other articles, while the method has changed in how we do things, we continue to

do our outreach activities. Kristin Kalisak has already begun taking forms and organizing for both the

Thanksgiving Baskets and Adopt a Family. She has been in the lobby of the Parish Center after all the Masses.

If you are interested in Adopt a Family, please see her after Mass! For now, we continue our walk with the

Lord.

Caminando con el Señor

Alcance de Acción de Gracias y Navidad

Varias personas han preguntado si todavía vamos a hacer las Canastas de Acción de Gracias y Adoptar una

Familia este año. Como mencioné en algunos otros artículos, si bien el método ha cambiado en la forma en que

hacemos las cosas, continuamos realizando nuestras actividades de alcance. Kristin Kalisak ya ha comenzado a

tomar formas y organizarse tanto para las Canastas de Acción de Gracias como para Adoptar una Familia. Ha

estado en el vestíbulo del Centro Parroquial después de todas las misas. Si está interesado en Adoptar una

familia, ¡verla después de la misa! Por ahora continuamos nuestro camino con el Señor.