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CHURCH OF SAINT MARY 91 HOME AVENUE RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEY 07070
OUR SACRAMENTAL LIFE
Eucharist (Obligation Masses) Saturday .................................................. 5:00 pm (Sunday obligation) Sunday ....................................... 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 am & 12:00 noon
Weekdays Monday, Wednesday, Friday ................................................. 7:00 am Tuesday & Thursday ................................................................... 8:30 am Saturday ............................................................................................ 8:30 am
Holy Days ............................................................As listed in the bulletin
Reconciliation (Confession) Saturday ..................... 4:00 pm or by calling for an appointment
BAPTISM: Parents are required to attend the parish Baptism Class and provide the godparent’s sponsorship letters BEFORE the baptism date can be set. Call the Parish Office at 201-438-2200 for class dates and godparent handbook.
MARRIAGE: According to the N.J. Common Policy couples must register at least ONE YEAR in advance.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Please contact the Parish Office.
HOLY ORDERS: Contact the Vocation Office at 973-497-4365.
Rev. Michael J. Kreder ............................... Pastor
Rev. Charez B. “Don” Gringco ............................. Parochial Vicar
John J. DiMeo ................................................................................ Deacon
James J. Guida ............................................................................... Deacon
Michael E. Matthews ................................................................ Deacon
Roy Corso ....................................... St. Mary High School Principal
Elena P. Simmons ....... The Academy at Saint Mary Principal
Betty Hatler .......................................... Parish Catechetical Leader
Mary E. Lanni ........................................................... RCIA Coordinator
Larry Boland ........................................... Confirmation Coordinator
Gerard DeMan ........................................ Director of Sacred Music
Linda Verdino & Kevin McLean ......................................... Trustees
David Valente .......................... Finance Committee Chairperson
Deborah Moran ...................................... Administrative Secretary
Tom and Kathie Clare ....................... Stewardship Chairpersons PARISH DIRECTORY
Parish Office .......... 201-438-2200 Fax.......... 201-438-1098
Web..................................................... www.stmaryrutherford.org
E-mail .....................................................................rcansmr@aol.com
St. Mary High School .............................................. 201-933-5220
The Academy at Saint Mary ............................... 201-933-8410
Catholic Community Services ............................ 201-440-7077
Religious Formation ................................................ 201-438-2476
Hospital Coordinator .............................................. 201-935-7259
We are called to form the Christian Community of Saint Mary Roman Catholic Church; we are protected by our
Blessed Mother in whose patronage our parish has been placed under her title “Our Lady of the Rosary.”
“Recapture the Dream”
A Dream Come True!
Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 28, 2012
From the Pastor October 28, 2012
30th Sunday in Ordinary Time
“Jesus asked the blind man, ‘What do you want me to do for you?’ The blind man replied to him, ‘Master, I want to see.’ Jesus told him, ‘Go your way; your faith has saved you.’ Immediately he
received his sight and followed him on the way’” [Cf. Mark 10:51-52]
To help open the treasures of the revised Roman Missal, I’m giving a weekly reflection on the three theological deep and beautiful Mass orations of that day, gleaned from the book Essential Presidential Prayers and Texts.
30th
Sunday in Ordinary Time - Collect
Almighty ever-living God, increase our faith, hope and charity,
and make us love what you command, so that we may merit what you promise.
Faith, Hope & Charity. As St. Paul wrote: “Faith, hope, love remain, these three; but the greatest of these is love.” [1 Corinthians 13:13] We call these the ‘theological’ virtues since we cannot obtain them by mere human effort; they are gifts from God which lead us to God. They are the steps to heaven [see ‘Jacob’s Ladder’ in Genesis 10:28-22] that set us in ‘right relationship’ with God. The four ‘cardinal’ virtues: temperance, justice, prudence, fortitude are the hinges [in Latin, ‘cardo’ means
‘hinge’] upon which our moral life must ‘swing.’ Many, if not most societies - even atheistic ones - can and do ascribe to the ‘cardinal’ virtues, since they are obvious by use of our human reasoning. But how do we obtain what only God can provide: the ‘theological’ virtues?
Faith, hope and love are bestowed on us at our Baptism and nourished by the Eucharist. Each time we ‘exercise’ our faith, we grow in hope and love; so a healthy prayer life, enhanced by regularly celebrating the sacraments, enables us to see that God’s plan is not only good for us, it is BEST for us! And even better yet, we know that as the Holy Spirit works in and through us, our main goal is not to be successful, but to be faithful, hopeful and filled with love! So as Saint Augustine said: “Love, and do what you will.”
30th
Sunday in Ordinary Time – Prayer over the Offerings
Look, we pray, O Lord, on the offerings we make to your majesty, that whatever is done by us in your service
may be directed above all to your glory.
Are We Properly Oriented? To be ‘properly oriented’ literally means to face east, toward the Orient! In secular lingo that means looking toward the rising sun, the new day, a new beginning. Biblical prophecies direct us to look east, for just as the Wise Men saw the sign of His coming, the Star, rising in the East, we will see the sign of Christ return in the Eastern sky. That’s why churches once had to be so constructed that during the Eucharistic Prayer, both Priest and People faced the East. [Contrary to the naysayers who saw it as the Priest turning his back on the People, both faced the same way, as do pilots and their passengers, as courageous generals lead their armies, and as shepherds walk before their flock.]
In this Prayer over the Offerings we pledge to direct all we do to God’s glory or to ‘orient’ all our words and deeds towards God’s glory. And the best way to do this is to make sure all we say and do advances God’s plan, and activates God’s call, and fulfills God’s will. If this is not the case, we may be spiritually disoriented!
30th
Sunday in Ordinary Time - Prayer after Communion
May your Sacraments, O Lord, we pray, perfect in us what lies within them,
that what we now celebrate in signs we may one day possess in truth.
Flawed, But Salvageable. Radical Protestantism
sees the world as so far beyond hope it has no redeeming qualities, and is only ‘saved’ when God looks through it to see Christ. Catholicism sees the world as fundamentally flawed, but basically good; why else would God become man and live in it? Yet Catholics also recognize that the world needs something only God can supply: the Way, the Truth and the Life!
Some get so caught up in the beauty of this world they fail to see the Creator within it; but do we get so caught up in the signs and symbols of the sacraments that we fail to see Jesus’ presence within them? As this oration reminds
us, we will not see it clearly until we possess it in the truth of heaven, but if we look more closely now - and use what is right before us, we can make our life and our world a better place!
With God’s love and my prayers,
Reverend Michael J. Kreder
THIRTIETH SUNDAY
IN ORDINARY TIME
October 28, 2012
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2012
5:00 p.m. Gregorio Miguens
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2012
Reformation Sunday
7:30 a.m. Joseph and Mary Kacsanik
9:00 a.m. Gerald Lamparello
10:30 a.m. Edward Klepp and Dee Calcagno
12:00 noon Lorraine Gallaway
MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2012
7:00 a.m. Katherine Temple
12:00 noon Prayer Service
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2012
8:30 a.m. Irma Merolli
12:00 noon Prayer Service
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2012
7:00 a.m. James P. Manning
12:00 noon Prayer Service
5:00 p.m. Maria Strom
All Saints
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2012
7:00 a.m. Ramos and Escolin - Dec’d fam. members
Mae Krason
8:30 a.m. Hugh Dwyer
12:00 noon Kathleen Bruton
7:00 p.m. Michael and Angela Danza
ALL SOULS’ DAY
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2012
7:00 a.m. All Souls
8:30 a.m. All Souls
12:00 noon All Souls
7:00 p.m. All Souls
Saint Martin de Porres
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2012
8:30 a.m. Lola and Anthony Zaremba
5:00 p.m. Valentin Aguirre
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2012
7:30 a.m. Carol Froehlich
Katherine Temple
9:00 a.m. Maria Colemen
Thomas O’Keefe
10:30 a.m. Michael Tierney - 15th Anniversary
12:00 noon Anne Marie Winter
Next Sunday’s Scripture Readings
THIRTY FIRST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Dt 6:2-6
Ps 18:2-3, 3-4, 47, 51
Heb 7:23-28
Mk 12:28b-34
SANCTUARY OFFERINGS
The SANCTUARY LAMP which burns near the
Tabernacle in Church, the reminder of the Lord's Presence in
the Most Holy Eucharist will burn in memory of MR. LESCH.
Requested by Dr. Ernest Buccini.
The ALTAR BREADS which will become the Body of
our Lord Jesus Christ at the Masses celebrated in Church during
the week will be offered in memory of IAN MOELLER - 9TH
ANNIVERSARY. Requested by his grandparents, Fran and
Carol Waples.
The ALTAR WINE which will become the Blood of our
Lord Jesus Christ at the Masses celebrated in Church during the
week will be offered for ALL AUTISTIC INDIVIDUALS -
OPEN HEARTS, OPEN MINDS, OPEN DOORS.
Requested by Larry and Liz Forte.
Please keep Mr. Lesch, Ian, All Autistic Individuals and their
families in your prayers.
2012 Sanctuary Offerings
are available through the Parish Office . Celebrate the Birth -
Baptism - Graduation - Wedding - Anniversary of someone you
love OR remember those in the Military - those who are
deceased through these offerings!
SAINT MARY CYO BASKETBALL PROGRAM
2012 – 2013 Tryouts
Sunday, November 18th, 20127th/8th Girls 1:30pm
3rd/4th Boys 2:45pm
5th/6th Girls 4:00pm
5th/6th Boys 5:15pm
7th/8th Boys 6:30pm
Please arrive one half hour before your time slot.
** All Players must be enrolled in
The Academy at Saint Mary or
Saint Mary Religious Formation Program
** 7th/8th Girls are still in need of a coach.
Any Questions please call Benn O’Hara 551-804-6587 or
email Benn at [email protected] or Matt Stone at
PRAY FOR OUR MILITARYDREW NAPOLI - 1LT. DANIELLE REID -
PAUL FEDORISIN - JESSICA AND STEVEN PLUCINSKY
RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS
Anyone interested in becoming a fully initiated Roman Catholic -
one who has received Baptism, Confirmation and First Eucharist
- the RCIA is for you! The RCIA is ideally for non-baptized
[Jews, Moslems, Hindus, the unchurched] and for baptized
Protestants who wish to become Catholic. It is also for adult
Catholics who never received First Eucharist and/or
Confirmation. Please share this invite with anyone who might be
interested. For further information call Mary Lanni, coordinator
at [201] 933-1056. To “sign up” for this year’s session, leave
your name and evening phone number at the Parish Office.
Name:
Telephone #:
email address:
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Regina Council 1688 of the Knights of Columbus was founded
by a group of Catholic men from Saint Mary Parish of
Rutherford on May 4, 1913. We will be celebrating our 100th
Anniversary with Saint Mary Parish during May 2013. Any
Knights who are from other Councils and have moved into
Rutherford or have joined Saint Mary Parish are invited to
transfer into Regina Council and continue their Knighthood here
with us. For more information and details about the Knights or
Regina Council, who we are and what we do, contact Bill
Teresavage at (201) 935-7308 or at [email protected] or visit
two of the K of C websites at www.kofc.org or www.njkofc.org.
WE REMEMBER
To have the deceased members of your family remembered
throughout November, please use the special envelope provided
with your collection envelopes. These envelopes with the names
of your loved ones will remain on the Altar during the month of
November as we pray for our faithful departed. Extra envelopes
will be available at the doors.
SAINT MARY CHILDREN'S CHOIR
It's not too late to join the St. Mary
Children's Choir! New members in grades
2 through 8 are always welcome.
Rehearsals are Friday afternoons from 4:30
to 5:30 in church. Come share your voice
and serve the Lord in this wonderful
m i n i s t r y . P l e a s e e m a i l A n d r e a C o v a i s a t
[email protected] for more information.
MASS OF REMEMBRANCE
Our Mass of Remembrance will take place NEXT Saturday,
November 3rd at 5pm. We welcome families who have lost a
loved one and he/she was buried from Saint Mary from
December 3, 2011 - September 30, 2012. We hope you have
responded to our invitation which was sent out over a month ago.
Questions: please call the parish office at (201) 438-2200.
MOVING?
Please let us know! Whether it be within the
parish or off to a new parish, please help us
to update our files and discontinue mailings
if need be. Please call the Parish Office with
any changes: [201] 438-2200. Thank you!
ALL SAINTS DAY CELEBRATION
Thursday, November 1, 2012 - 7:00 P.M. Mass
All children of the Church of Saint Mary are invited to take part
in a special celebration on All Saints Day - November 1, at the
7:00 p.m. Mass. To help with the homily at Mass, all children
are invited to dress in costume as a recognized Saint or Biblical
person known for his or her good life.
ALL First Communicants are required to attend this Mass.
[Costume strongly encouraged yet optional]
• Children must be dressed in costume representing a
RECOGNIZED SAINT of the Catholic Church or as any
BIBLICAL CHARACTER noted for his or her goodness.
• Each child must have an index card with NO MORE than 1
SHORT SENTENCE naming who they are and why that
Saint or Biblical person is important; any props should also
be explained briefly.
• SIGN-IN will take place before Mass as USUAL. Children
will meet in the Narthex by 6:45 p.m. on Thursday,
November 1; other family/friends are to go directly into
church. Children in the procession are asked to sit in the
PEWS on the Home Avenue side of Church. A few parents
are needed to supervise the children and assist during the
Mass.
• The procession will be formed by 6:50 p.m.; children who
arrive after this time will go directly to the Church.
• After the procession, children will be seated in the reserved
SECTION until the homily; when they will be invited to the
sanctuary along with their index card and props.
• The children will return to the RESERVED AREA and
remain there until they join in the Closing Procession when
they will go directly to the Narthex to meet family members.
The Rutherford Health Department will sponsor the second
Seasonal Influenza Vaccination Programs which will take place
on MONDAY, OCTOBER 29TH between 5pm and 7pm for
adult residents 18 years and older at 184 Park Avenue.
MASS SCHEDULE
ALL SAINTS DAY
This is a HOLYDAY of OBLIGATION
Wednesday, October, 31, 2012
5:00pm
Thursday, November 1, 2012
7:00am, 8:30am, 12:00 noon and 7:00pm
ALL SOULS' DAY
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2012
7:00am, 8:30am, 12:00 noon and 7:00pm
READERS
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF
HOLY COMMUNION
Sign-up for All Saints Day Masses
Please see the sheets in the Weekend Sacristy to sign up for All
Saints Day Masses. Knowing ahead who is able to assist helps
us at each Mass. Thanks!
TIME CHANGE!
Saturday, November 3rd
Remember to turn your clocks back ONE hour!
CARTONS
THANKSGIVING COLLECTIONPlease begin saving cartons that will be needed for our
Thanksgiving collection taken on the weekend of November 3/4.
We will ask that cartons be brought to church on Saturday,
November 3rd and left in the area by the elevator. Thank you!
Rev. Charles W. Hartling Memorial Fund
This week we received a donations from Bob and Tricia
Finelli, Tony and Treva Masulaitis and Rich and Mary
Alice Moller for Father Chuck's Memorial Fund. Thank
you for your generosity.
COMMUNITY-WIDE BLOOD DRIVE
Monday, November 5th - 4-8pm: 55 Kip Center
ATTENTIONROSARIANS
The Rosary Altar Society will meet on Monday evening
November 12th in Church by 6:45 for the All Souls
Mass for deceased members. Mass begins at 7:00 p.m.
and the monthly meeting will follow.
YEAR OF FAITH
"World without end - the end times"
A morning of reflection for the Year of
Faith on November 17, 2012. Join us for
morning mass at 8:30 a.m., reflection,
discussion and an opportunity for
Reconciliation.
ARE YOU PRAYING OR SAYING A PRAYER?
The Year of Faith is an opportunity for us to rediscover the
practical ways to enliven our faith. Prayer is one of the tools to
encounter a personal God in Jesus. St. Therese of Lisiuex said,
“Prayer is a lifting up of our minds and hearts to God.” In a
prayerful reading of the Sacred Scripture we truly encounter a
personal God when we have a dialogue with those words we
read. Let the “4 P’s” guide you in encountering Christ.
Passage: Take a passage from the Bible or it may be the reading
for the day or the following Sunday. Read the passage and let it
speak to you. Imagine yourself as one of the characters in the
scenario.
Place: Choose a comfortable place. It could be in your office
during the break time, in a park, in the chapel/church or even in
your room. Choose a place in which you are able to relate with
the passage you are reading.
Position: The posture of your body will help you to relax and to
be receptive in hearing the words which speak to you during your
reading. You may kneel or sit comfortably. Remember Jesus
reclined at the table and instituted the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass.
Passage: When you are reading the passage, there will be some
words which will speak to you. Keep your focus and be attentive
to your feelings, thoughts and desires. You speak to God through
them. When distracted go back to the passage and keep talking
to God in the silence of your heart.
This is just a guide. For the first time when you do these steps,it might be difficult but with perseverance like Bartimaeus intoday’s Gospel, Jesus will give you what you need. Rememberto be always grateful to God by saying a Thanksgiving prayer.The prayer for the Year of Faith is helpful or you can recite basicCatholic Prayers (Hail Mary, Our Father, Gloria Patri) and endit with a sign of the cross on yourself. In this way you arePraying, not just saying a prayer!
PRAY FOR OUR SICKRay Anderson, Margaret Curtin, Gilda Danza, DomingoDelaCruz, Joselito De Leon, Bruce Duryea, Michael Francis,Marie Gombert, Natalie Gorsegner, Agnes Grzegoski, JoyceKasper, Vicky MacFadyen, Beth Maroney, Megan Macaluso,Connie Mehos, Steven Monahan, Estelle Reid and AnneSorbera
Pastor’s Update – October 28, 2012
Election Day Eucharistic Adoration. On November 6,
the Blessed Sacrament will be reposed on the DAILY
MASS CHAPEL Altar from the end of the 8:30 AM Mass
until Evening Prayer at 8 PM. All are invited, requested,
strongly encouraged to make a visit to pray before voting.
Many issues will be determined by our choice: Supreme
Court justices, laws and policies that will affect the life of
the unborn, the sick and dying, poor and needy, illegal
aliens, the unemployed and underemployed, those who
rightly and honestly rely on benefits they paid into and
deserve, and those who abuse the system and demand
to be cared for without offering anything in return, etc.
Without God’s help, we could never do the right thing that
will bring peace and justice, prosperity and security,
ethical values and biblical truths to our beloved United
States of America. So pray – and vote!
A sign-up sheet may be found in the chapel and narthex;
there are 5 lines for each of the ½ hour time slots. So
that the Blessed Sacrament is never left unattended,
please commit to at least one ½ time slot. “Can you not
watch with me for one hour?” [Cf. Matthew 26:40]
The United States Catholic Conference of Bishops
website offers a wealth of information on liturgy and
worship, Church teaching and doctrine, and current
events. Log on www.usccb.org – or go directly to their
response to the erroneous statements made about health
care regulations and the Church/other religious groups in
the recent Vice Presidential candidate debate log on:
http://www.usccb.org/news/2012/12-163.cfm
GYMNASIUM ENTRANCE PROJECT. We postponed
the presentation to the Borough of Rutherford’s Board of
Adjustment because our architect was unavailable. As
yet, no new date is scheduled for [hopefully] Borough
approval of the variances needed for our project. The
front of the gym is one of the last eyesores on our Parish
campus; we hope to put a new brick front and extend the
area out further to provide needed office space. I will
keep you posted on its progress; I need as many of you
as possible to attend the board meeting when we get our
new date for a respectful “storming of the Bastille.”
Rev. Michael J. Kreder, pastor
CAN YOU HELP?
A second grade Catechist is needed! Our Second grade catechist, Mrs. Vicky MacFadyen,
has just been diagnosed with a serious illness and will
not be returning to our Religious Formation program.
We wish to thank her for her many years of service as a
catechist both on Sunday and Wednesday and as a
mentor for the Confirmation program. Please keep her
and her family in your prayers. If you can help, please
call Betty Hatler at 438-2200 ext 140 or email bahatler
@gmail.com. I will work with you and will even accept
a team.
PART TIME CLEANING POSITION A part time cleaning position is available in The Academy at
Saint Mary. Afternoon to evening hours - 4 hours daily.
Please contact the School Office at (201) 933-8410 if
interested.
How to Report Abuse The Archdiocese takes very seriously any and all allegations of sexual misconduct by members of the clergy, Religious and lay staff of the Archdiocese. We encourage anyone with knowledge of an act of sexual misconduct to inform us immediately so that we may take appropriate action to protect others and provide support to victims of sexual abuse. Individuals who wish to report an allegation of sexual misconduct may do so by calling the Archdiocesan Office of Child and Youth Protection at (201) 407-3256.
HALLOWEEN With Halloween approaching next Wednesday, we ask
everyone to be extremely careful and think of the safety
of the children. Warn children not to eat any treats
before an adult has examined them. Decorate costumes
with reflective tape, bags should be light colored.
Children should carry flashlights. Costumes should be
short enough to prevent from tripping. Sturdy shoes
should be worn and hats and scarves should be tied
securely. Apply a natural mask of cosmetics rather than
wearing a mask. Children should always be
accompanied by an adult. Please keep our children
safe!
BEQUESTS We are most grateful toIRENE HUDAK who in her Last Will
and Testament bequeathed Saint Mary Church $41,920.00
and to MARY F. SIWIK who bequeathed $10,000. to Saint
Mary Church. In the name of the parish family, we thank
these and all benefactors for their generous gifts. May the
Lord, who can never be outdone in generosity, bless these and
their families for their goodness.
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