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SATURDAY, MAY 25 8:30 am Michael A. Finelli, Sr. 5:00 pm Michael T. Trezza, Jim Corlett, The Stephen Fetchko Family, Joseph & Peggy Farrell, Frank & Isabel Whelan 7:00 pm Leonor & Martha Zapata, Diolinda Furlani SUNDAY, MAY 26 7:15 am Jerry Troianello, Eugene Rutzler, John Daidone, Annamay Dembia, Deceased members of the Madison Fire Dept. 9:00 am John Svezia, Peggy Farrell, Eileen Errichetti, Edward Hushon, Pamela D'Amico 10:30 am Marion & Pat Palma, Mary Dirlam, Yotson, Rita & Patrick Lovas, George & Helen Stevenson, Donald McCarthy 12:00 pm Carlos Mauricio Bledt, Patricia Tackaberry, Nicola & Filomena Cerciello, Leonardo Lozano, Joseph Cucciniello MONDAY, MAY 27 8:30 am In memory of all those who died in defense of our country TUESDAY, MAY 28 8:30 am Joanne Yeager, Toni Chiarolanzio, Gene Tackach 12:00 pm James McCormick, Jackie & Joe Gyimesi (Healing) WEDNESDAY, MAY 29 8:30 am Antoinette Loia, Betty O'Connor, Alicia Lara 12:00 pm Karen S. Dwyer THURSDAY, MAY 30 - ASCENSION OF THE LORD 6:30 am Jeanette Stokas 8:30 am Pfc. John L. Cardarella, Anna Pisani, Joseph Storino, Mary Dirlam, Elinor Mantone, Joseph Esposito 12:00 pm Mario & Antonio Molaro, Hank Colbert, Maureen Snyder, Charles & Elizabeth Snyder, James & Ann Mc Terman 7:00 pm John Jacobi, Walter Siubis, Peggy Farrell FRIDAY, MAY 31 8:30 am Thomas De Maio, Robert Madura 12:00 pm Stefano Catalano, Lawrence Rebbecchi SATURDAY, JUNE 1 8:30 am Vincent Genovese, Jr., Anna Maria Martinez-Ferretti 5:00 pm Sam & Michael Trezza, Carmella A. Picone, Anna & Corini Orlando, Francesco Paladino, Joan Kearns, Jack Jacobi 7:00 pm For the people of the parish SUNDAY, JUNE 2 7:15 am Domenica Gitto, Renee Cassagne, Mike & Anna Chipoletti, Salvatore Serillo, Harry De Luca 9:00 am Rose Moore, James & Elizabeth Riggins, Caroline Forte, Edward & Jean Zienowicz 10:30 am John Picone, Dolores & Stanley Swaintek, Joseph & Margaret Coddington, Mary Dirlam, Elinor Mantone, Michael Rosati 12:00 pm Joseph De Marzo, Edna Scaglione, Jim Sweeney, Richard Tackaberry, Special Intention
Sacraments
Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing in the name of the Father and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe
all that I have commanded you. (Matthew 28:19-20)
Ryan James Finn, Christopher Luke Volpe
who were baptized May 19, 2019
For this reason a man shall leave his father and mother and be joined to his wife, and the two shall become one flesh. So they are no longer two, but one flesh. Therefore, what God has joined together, no human being must separate. (Matthew 19:5-6)
Nicholas Petrillo & Melissa Rodriguez who were married May 17, 2019
Jack Farina, Jacob Shaw, Francis Murphy, Ricky Carroll, Nicholas De Pierro, Sr., Brad Errington, Helen Pickel, Liz Vacchiano, Sal Luciano, Carleen Lemanski, Margaret Giordano
PRAY FOR THOSE WHO HAVE GONE HOME
TO THE LORD: Lord for your faithful people life is changed not ended. When the body of our earthly dwelling lies in death we gain an everlasting dwelling place in heaven.
The Altar Break and Wine For the Week of June 2 - 8, 2019
are in memory of: The DeLuca and Cortellini Families
FINANCIAL BLESSINGS The weekend collection for Saturday/Sunday, May 18/19 amounted to $26,450.00. Your generosity to our Church is gratefully appreciated.
CHILDREN'S COLLECTION The weekend collection for Saturday/Sunday, May 18/19 for Sound Start for Babies Program amounted to $40.00. Thank you girls and boys for helping.
Sixth Sunday of Easter May 26,2019
I have a friend who served our country as a Marine. Whenever he is really sure about something he will use the expression: "I have no doubt in my military mind." This usually
means that there is little chance of convincing him otherwise about the matter at hand. It's when the sergeant comes out in him! Recently I read an article in the New York Times about the military mind - or more specifically, about military mindfulness. The report included the thoughts of Army Major General Piatt, Commander of the 10th Mountain Division at Fort Drum. Piatt served in numerous assignments all over the world and completed several operational deployments to include Suriname, Bosnia, Kosovo, Afghanistan and Iraq. The major general recounted a time that he was involved in a delicate diplomatic mission in Iraq and needed to be focused as he undertook a delicate conversation with a tribal leader. He achieved that focus through meditation. In the end, he said, mindfulness allowed him to "reduce conflict by better understanding." "I'm not saying, be soft," he added. "I'm saying, understand how compassion and empathy can be used for real advantages." He continued: "peace takes a lot of hard work." I share this with you on this Memorial Day weekend to honor all the hard work being done by our women and men in the armed services as they strive to keep the peace throughout the world. We do not want to take for granted all the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual energy that our troops expend in serving our country. God bless them and keep them in His constant care. Of course the heart of our Memorial Day celebration is a profound gratitude for all the men and women who gave their lives in service of our great nation. The courageous souls show us that not only does peace take a lot of hard work, but that sometimes it takes sacrificing your life for the good of your fellow citizens and for the protection of their freedom. In a culture where many people are caught up with the concern of "what's in it for me" there is the constant danger that those who put others before themselves could be forgotten and unappreciated. Memorial Day reminds us that this cannot and must not happen. And so today let us pray for the souls of departed soldiers that they may rest in peace. Let us honor their memories by responsibly using the freedoms we enjoy as Americans. Let us advance the cause of peace by letting it begin with me and begin with you.
Let us be grateful - today and every day!
You are invited to celebrate the gift that Fr. Przemek has been to our parish on the weekend of June 8 and 9. At all the masses that weekend we will bless Fr. Przemek and send him forth with our love and prayers to his new assignment as Head Chaplain of Morristown Memorial Hospital. On Sunday, June 9, Father Przemek will celebrate the 10:30 a.m. Mass which will be followed by a reception in the school gym. All are welcome!
26 GREEN VILLAGE ROAD
MADISON, NEW JERSEY 07940 PHONE: 973 377 4000 FAX: 973 377 8242
www.svmnj.org
Parish Staff
Rev. Msgr. George F. Hundt, Pastor Sr. Noreen Holly, School Principal [email protected] .............................. ext. 101 [email protected] ................................... ext. 201 Rev. Jader Avila, Parochial Vicar Ms. Anne Marie Gisoldi, Vice Princ./Dir. of Youth Ministry [email protected] ……………..………………. ext. 257 [email protected] .................ext. 300 Rev. Przemyslaw Gawlik, Parochial Vicar Mrs. Barbara Armenti, Director of Music Ministry [email protected] ………………………….. ext. 102 [email protected] ......................... ext. 262 Deacon Robert Morton Mrs. Linda Loria, Church Organist [email protected] ............. 973 361 4528 [email protected] …………………………….. ext. 262 Mrs. Jan Figenshu, Pastoral Minister Mrs. Kathy Simonelli, Parish Business Administrator [email protected] ……………………… ext. 253 [email protected] …………………… ext. 105 Mrs. Denise Stefanelli, Director of Christian Formation Ms. Maribeth Kenworthy, Parish Secretary [email protected] .................. ext. 251 [email protected] …………… ext. 106
Trustees: Mrs. Barbara Doyle and Mr. Joseph Verbaro
Stewardship
The concept of hospitality is fundamental to a stewardship way of life. When we envision hospitality, we naturally think of offering a sincere and warm welcome - to those new to our parish. Today's Gospel reading invites us to think of hospitality in a slightly different way. We hear Jesus asking that we permit the Blessed Trinity to come and dwell within us. This is a stunning request. It tells us that our first and most privileged
form of hospitality should be directed towards God Himself. How do we do that? Ask the Holy Spirit to show you when and how you can get to know God’s word in your particular circumstances and then commit to it! Simple practices of daily prayer, Bible study and reading faith-based books can radically change one’s life. We will begin to more easily think like Jesus, respond like Jesus, and live like Jesus. We really will form our minds, hearts and souls into a place where the Blessed Trinity is pleased to dwell. If we want our parish to be a place of genuine Christian hospitality, we must be sure that our own hearts are hospitable dwelling places for the Blessed Trinity. Then, our smiles and words, our greetings and ministries, will radiate with the warmth of God’s love. And, our parish family will become at least a little bit like Heaven on earth. This is the simplicity and glory of a stewardship way of life.
PRAY WITH THE SCRIPTURES: EASTER SEASON BIBLE STUDY:: The Resurrection Narratives
Please join us for this five part class to reflect and learn about the post-Resurrection appearances of Jesus. Each reading of the Scriptures brings us to a new understanding of God’s WORD for us. Easter is celebrated for 50 days and we can learn and pray with some of the important stories about the Risen Lord. All are welcome- Evening: May 28 and June 4 at 7:15 PM—Parish Media Ctr.
Morning: May 29 and June 5 at 9:15 AM—St. Peter’s Rm. Please bring your Bible!
The Trip of a Lifetime: Make a Pilgrimage to the Holy Land NB: This pilgrimage has been rescheduled for February 9 - 18, 2020
Anytime is the perfect opportunity to travel to the homeland of Jesus. Our pilgrimage, led by Father Darwin Lastra and Jan Figenshu, will change you forever. Each group is a unique and intimate community which allows us to experience the special places of the Gospels in a new and more intimate way. Ask any of our parishioners who have gone on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land and they will agree:: Traveling to the homeland of Jesus changes you forever.
The benefits of making this trip are plentiful: experience a spiritual awakening, discover the land of the Bible, gain a deeper insight and understanding of Scripture. Be transformed in ways you cannot even begin to imagine. This trip is YOUR time. We look forward to experiencing Nazareth, Mt Tabor, the Jordan River, a boat ride on the Sea of Galilee, the way of the Cross, the birthplace of Jesus, the streets of Jerusalem, and witnessing the empty tomb with you. We will stand in the sites of the Scriptures and walk in the footsteps of Jesus. Join us!! You will never be the same and you most certainly will not regret it. For more information, contact Jan Figenshu at [email protected] or ext 253.
ASCENSION THURSDAY
Thursday, May 30 is the Feast of the Ascension of the
Lord, a Holy Day of Obligation. Masses will be at 6:30, 8:30 a.m., 12:00 Noon and 7:00 p.m.
PASTORAL COUNCIL CHOSEN CANDIDATES
The SVM Pastoral Council is delighted to announce that the following candidates have been chosen to be installed on the Pastoral Council. The installation ceremony will occur at the 12:00 Noon Mass on June 2. Please congratulate and pray for our chosen candidates whose Pastoral Council terms begin in September:
Edgar Arrocha Mathew Bazley Kathy Larkin Ted Ryan Vivian Gil-Botero
Prayer
MEMORIAL DAY MASS - Monday May 27, 2019
In keeping with our Memorial Day custom of celebrating the 8:30 a.m. Mass in our cemetery (in church if weather does not cooperate), located at the corner of Shunpike Road and Noe Avenue, we will gather at the
altar located in the 'priests' circle'. We will remember in prayer all those men and women who have died in the defense of our country in all areas of the world.
Please Note: There will not be a 12:00 Noon Mass on Memorial Day.
In observance of Memorial Day the Parish Offices will
be closed Monday, May 27.
FEAST OF ST. ANTHONY
On Thursday, June 13 there will be a Mass in honor of St. Anthony at 7:00 p.m. at the North Star Club, North Street, Madison. Msgr. George will officiate at the Mass. All are welcome to attend.
ROSARY SOCIETY
The Rosary is prayed daily at 8:00 a.m. followed by Mass at 8:30 a.m. Let us continue this devotion to our Blessed Mother. Remember the Rosary Altar Society meets every 2nd Monday of the month.
WEEKLY HOLY HOUR AND DIVINE MERCY CHAPLET
We are hosting a Holy Hour immediately after the Noon Mass each Thursday. During the Holy Hour we will recite the Chaplet of the Divine Mercy and have some quiet time of reflection. All are welcome to share in this holy hour.
Education
YOUTH NEWS
Fantioch team begins this Wednesday, May 29 at 7:15 p.m. in the Youth Center at St. Patrick's, Chatham.
CHRISTIAN FORMATION
We are so pleased to announce the date and theme for this year's Vacation Bible School. Please save the dates of July 8-12 for ROAR. The times will be 9:30 am- 12:30 pm.
Make VBS the Mane event of the summer! This epic African adventure engages the whole herd. At Roar, kids celebrate God's goodness with a ferocious faith that powers them through this wildlife. All incoming Kindergarten - Fifth graders are welcome to attend. All incoming 8th graders and high school students are welcome to be crew leaders. Additional adult leaders and volunteers will be needed. Registration is open. With questions/concerns and volunteer interest please email [email protected] or [email protected].
Ministry
FAMILY PROMISE HOST WEEK
We Need You: 20 Somethings, Singles, Family Groups, and Empty Nesters.
We will shelter homeless families in the SVM Community Room during the next Host Week beginning June 23. Volunteers are needed to serve as welcoming hosts, sleep overnight, and to assist with set-up, clean-up, meals and laundering of linens at the end of the week. Please consider signing up for one or more of our overnight shifts since they are difficult to fill. We would be happy to provide an orientation to help you feel more comfortable. Volunteer sign-up is being handled by an on-line procedure. The link for FOOD preparation is is: https://tinyurl.com/Family-Promise-Cooking-June and the link for HOSTING is: https://tinyurl.com/Family-Promise-Hosting-June For more information or to sign up if you are unable to use the above links, please contact: Laura Balogh, 973-598-5147 or email [email protected]; or Nancy Romain, 973-865-8346 or email [email protected]
Service
SVM VETERANS MINISTRY
SVM's Veterans Ministry in conjunction with SVMS students and faculty are gathering supplies for residents/patients at the VA Hospital in Lyons. The following items are needed: Body wash (unopened, large size, 12 oz. or greater), T-shirts and boxers (new/unopened, sizes between medium and xx-l. A bin will be in the lobby of the church this weekend (May 25/26). Items have also been collected at the school in the previous weeks leading up to Memorial Day weekend. Thank you all for your support of our Vets!
SVM ANNUAL AMERICAN RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE
The annual blood drive will take place on June 9 from 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. in the community room. Every two seconds someone in the U.S. needs blood and more than 38,000 blood donations are needed every day. Blood and platelets cannot be manufactured and can only come from volunteer donors. Please consider giving blood. Your donation can potentially save up to 3 lives. Please schedule your on-line appointment at redcrossblood.org entering the Sponsor Code: SVM or email [email protected] for assistance. Walk-ins are welcome but online appointments are preferred.
BOY SCOUT TROOP #7 CAR WASH
Troop #7 will hold its annual car wash fundraiser today, Sunday, May 26 from 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. at the Elks Club on Main Street. This is an important fundraiser for the troop as monies raised will cover costs of camping trips and other troop outings and events. Cost is $15.00 per car. We are proud to be chartered by St. Vincent Martyr Church and always grateful for the generous support of St. Vincent parishioners. Boys 11- 17 are welcome to join Troop 7 at any time. For more information, please visit TroopWebHost.org/Troop7Madison or contact adult leaders at [email protected].
A Family Perspective
On this Memorial Day weekend, we remember those who have died. Will you be remembered as someone who was aware of God's presence and shared this insight with others? In families, our greatest possessions are the beliefs we share from one generation to the next.
How Can I Stay Informed
VISIT OUR PARISH WEBSITE - www.svmnj.org You can stay up to date with what is happening at St. Vincent's even if you are traveling or going south for the winter by visiting our site. You can read the bulletin, check the calendar of events and see the latest news of the parish. SIGN UP FOR FLOCKNOTE Flocknote is the communication tool we are using as a parish to keep our members informed of weekly events, holy days and schedules, and much more. It is easy to sign up and to date we communicate with over 1200 parishioners by text and email weekly through Flocknote. You can control which ministries you want to receive info from and you can unsubscribe at any time. To sign up: text SVMNJ to 84576 or visit our church at www.flocknote.com/stvincentmartyr. LIKE US ON FACEBOOK Follow up on Facebook to see what is happening in the life of our Parish. READ THE BULLETIN If you have gotten this far, then you ARE reading the bulletin. Each week may of the events and activities of our parish are highlighted or detailed in the bulletin. schedules for your Youth Ministry and Christian Formation families can also be found in the bulletin.
In the Community
Visiting Nurse Association, are seeking volunteers to -
Assist with activities at the social adult day care center in Boonton Twp.
Be a friendly visitor to provide companionship for elderly Morris Co. VNA clients who live alone
House call groceries for Seniors - shop for a homebound local resident weekly or every two weeks
Juniors helping seniors by doing volunteer assignments designed for high school students
Clerical work to help the staff at the VNA headquarters in Morristown.
For more information on any of the above positions, visit the website vnannj.org or call Rachel Enderle at 973-451-4128.
Dominican College, Orangeburg, NY has scheduled an Information Session for those interested in undergraduate and graduate degrees on Wednesday, May 29 from 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. in the Prusmack Center. The event provides an opportunity to learn about the programs, meet faculty and admissions counselors. If you wish more information visit the website at [email protected] of call 1-845-848-7910.
The Sisters of Charity of Mendham, are hosting their 6th Annual Run for a Nun 5K Run/Walk on Saturday, June 1 starting at 9:00 a.m. at Borough Park, Mendham. All proceeds benefit the education of the young women in Initial Formation. You may contribute to its success by participating in the event, sponsoring a runner, or being a corporate donor. Visit the website www.scceast.org/run-for-a-nun.
Halos for Angels, an organization to help communities in need due to sudden tragedy invites all to their 2019 Gala on Friday, June 14 at Hanover Manor, East Hanover from 6:30 - 11:00 p.m. Cost is $100 per person or $950 per table of 10. They will honor their 2019 Outstanding Volunteer Angels. For more information, please check their website www.halosforangels.org.
Madison Public Library, Summer Mini-courses - two on Wednesdays (Utopias and Musicals in Film) June 26 - July 24 and one (American Short Fiction) on Tuesdays, July 30 - August 27. Registration to begin on May 28, forms are posted on the website:www.minicoursesmadisonlibrary.org. Tuition for one course is $95, additional courses are $65. Each non-credit course is two hours per week for five weeks. All proceeds go to the Madison Library. Loyola Day of Prayer, on Monday, June 10 from 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. The day is led by Anna Graziano, Spiritual Director. Cost is $40.00 and includes breakfast, lunch, reconciliation and Mass. To register go to www.loyola.org. Thursday Morning Club, annual garage sale from June 13 - 15. The sale is a fundraiser for the programs and projects of the Madison Community House. There is something for everyone! Household items, baskets, vases, books, jewelry, children's items and much more. The times are: Thursday from 4:00 - 8:00 p.m., Friday from 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. and Saturday from 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Sale is held at the Community House, 25 Cook Avenue. Loyola Jesuit Center, Morristown will host a Garden Party Fundraiser on Thursday, June 27 from 6:30 - 9:00 p.m. Ticket price is $40 per person, $75 per couple and includes cocktails, light buffet dinner and live music performed by The Baroque Orchestra of NJ. There will be a 50/50 raffle - cost of ticket is $100. To purchase tickets visit www.loyola.org or email [email protected] or call 973-539-0740.
ONLINE GIVING OPTIONS
FOR WEEKLY AND ONE TIME GIFTS
I'd like to invite you to join Faith Direct, our parish's electronic giving program. Our to-do lists can get lengthy during this season, but Faith Direct's Giving program will give you one less thing to remember each week -- no more envelopes to find before you go to Mass. Visit www.faithdirect.net and use our church code: NJ740 Thank you for your continued support of our parish family!
WELCOME TO ST. VINCENT MARTYR
Welcome to St. Vincent Martyr Church and thank you for worshipping with us today. It is our hope that you will make St. Vincent Martyr your spiritual home, a place of refreshment, nourishment, and comfort. If you are not a registered parishioner and wish to become a member of our Parish Family, please complete the requested information below so we may send you the registration form to better serve you. You can either drop the completed form into the collection basket or mail it to the Parish Office. Name: Address: Also, if you are moving out of the parish, changing your address or wish to receive envelopes please let us know so that we may keep our records up-to-date.
San Vicente Mártir
Mayo 26, 2019
Experiencia Hispana
Rev. Msgr. George F. Hundt,
Párroco x 101 [email protected]
Rev. Jader Avila Vicario x 257
Rev. Przemek Gawlik Vicario x 102
Deacon Robert Morton, Diácono permanente [email protected]
Mrs. Jan Figenshu,
Asociada Pastoral x 253 [email protected]
Mrs. Denise Stefanelli,
Dir. Ed. Religiosa x 251 [email protected]
Ms. Anne Marie Gisoldi, Dir. Jóvenes x 300
Mrs. Kathy Simonelli, Administradora x105
Ms. Maribeth Kenworthy, Secretaria x106
La colecta del Pasado 19 de Mayo fue de 291. dólares.
Dios multiplique su generosidad.
En la noche de Getsemaní El Papa citó algunos momentos en los que Jesús oró al
Padre, en primer lugar, la noche de Getsemaní, allí,
dijo el Santo Padre, Jesús ora de esta manera: “Abba,
Padre, tú lo puedes todo, aparta de mí esta copa. Pero
no se haga mi voluntad, sino la tuya”. Y en el texto del
Evangelio de Marcos, se pregunta el Pontífice: ¿Cómo
podemos dejar de reconocer en esta oración, aunque
sea breve, un rastro del "Padre Nuestro"? “En medio de
la oscuridad, Jesús invoca a Dios con el nombre de
"Abbà", con confianza filial y, mientras siente temor y
angustia, pide que se cumpla su voluntad”.
Jesús a sus discípulos pide que cultiven
espíritu de oración “En otros pasajes del Evangelio, Jesús insiste con sus
discípulos para que puedan cultivar un espíritu de
oración”. Pero la oración debe ser insistente, y sobre
todo, afirmó Francisco, debe traer la memoria de los
hermanos, especialmente cuando vivimos relaciones
difíciles con ellos. Jesús dice: "Cuando os pongáis a
orar, perdonad lo que tengáis contra otros, y vuestro
Padre del cielo os perdonará vuestras culpas”. ¿Cómo
podemos dejar de reconocer la similitud con el "Padre
Nuestro" en estas expresiones? Y los ejemplos podrían
ser numerosos.
También se encuentran en los escritos de San Pablo
una presencia del Padre, en una “estupenda” síntesis,
dijo el Papa, donde la invocación del cristiano se
condensa en una sola palabra: "Abbà".
En el Evangelio de Lucas Jesús enseña la
oración del Padre “En el Evangelio de Lucas, Jesús satisface plenamente
la petición de los discípulos que, al verlo a menudo
aislado y sumergiéndose en la oración, un día deciden
preguntarle: "Señor, enséñanos a orar, como Juan, el
Bautista, enseñó a sus discípulos". Y entonces el
Maestro les enseñó la oración al Padre”.
Francisco dijo que “considerando el Nuevo Testamento
como un todo, está claro que el primer protagonista de
toda oración cristiana es el Espíritu Santo, que sopla en
el corazón del discípulo. El Espíritu nos hace capaces
de orar como hijos de Dios, lo que realmente somos
para el Bautismo”. Porque como dijo el Santo Padre, el
Espíritu nos hace orar en el "surco" que Jesús cavó
para nosotros. Este es el misterio de la oración
cristiana: por gracia nos atrae ese diálogo de amor de la
Santísima Trinidad.
“Jesús oró así. A veces usaba expresiones que
ciertamente están muy lejos del texto del "Padre
Nuestro". Pensemos en las palabras iniciales del Salmo
22, que Jesús pronuncia en la cruz: " Dios mío, Dios
mío, ¿por qué me has abandonado?. ¿Puede el Padre
celestial abandonar a su Hijo? No, desde luego”. Y sin
embargo, dijo el Papa, el amor por nosotros, los
pecadores, llevó a Jesús a este punto: al punto de
experimentar el abandono de Dios, su lejanía. Pero
incluso en el grito de angustia, el "Dios mío, Dios mío"
permanece. En ese "mío" está el núcleo de la relación
con el Padre, está el núcleo de la fe y la oración.
"¡Te alabo, Padre, Señor de cielo y tierra, porque,
ocultando estas cosas a los sabios y entendidos, se las
diste a conocer a la gente sencilla!”
Por eso, a partir de este núcleo, un cristiano puede orar
en cualquier situación. Él puede asumir todas las
oraciones de la Biblia, especialmente de los Salmos;
pero también puede orar con tantas expresiones que en
milenios de historia han brotado del corazón de los
hombres. Y al Padre nunca dejamos de hablar de
nuestros hermanos y hermanas en la humanidad,
porque ninguno de ellos, especialmente los pobres,
permanece sin un consuelo y una porción de amor.
Catequesis del Papa Francisco 05/22/19
Los Sacramentos
Reconciliación (Confesiones): Todos los Sábados a las
4:00pm o haciendo una cita con uno de los sacerdotes, ya sea llamando a la oficina o hablando con ellos directamente o antes de la Misa en Español. 973-377-4000 ext. 102.
Unción de los Enfermos: Para las personas que están gravemente enfermas,
hospitalizadas o preparándose para una cirugía, al igual que las personas de edad avanzada un asilo para la tercera edad. Para administrar este Sacramento; Favor de llamar a la oficina de la parroquia para que uno de los sacerdotes administre la Unción de los enfermos. 973-377-4000 ext. 102.
Cursillo Pre-Bautismal en español: Llamando a la oficina y planear una cita con el sacerdote, 973-377-4000 Ext. 102
PARA TENER EN CUENTA… Talentos… Dios nos ha dado a cada uno de nosotros muchos talentos. Por lo tanto, hay que ponerlos al servicio, si usted es bueno en lectura puede unirse al grupo de lectores de nuestra parroquia; tendríamos una práctica; si está interesado por favor llamar al Padre Darwin al 973-377-4000 ext. 102 o ver antes o después de la Eucaristía.
OPCIONE DE DONACIÓN EN LÍNEA,
SEMANAL O EN UNA SOLA VEZ
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Devoción Mariana Mayo y octubre son los meses dedicados a la Virgen María. Desde el sábado 6 de octubre comenzaremos nuestra Devoción Mariana con nuestra Virgen Peregrina, elegiremos a cuatro o cinco familias que deseen abrir sus casas para acoger a la Virgen durante una semana, rezar el Santo Rosario y vivir nuestra fe en comunidad. Los motivo para que nos unamos a esta gran devoción mariana y extiendan esta invitación a sus familiares y amigos para que también experimenten el amor maternal de la Virgen María y sus grandes bendiciones. ¡Participa en familia!
