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Mass Intentions
MONDAY, OCTOBER 2 8:30 am Jack Hodges, Philip "Bill" Smiley 12:00 am For the people of the parish TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3 8:30 am Pat Storino 12:00 pm Vincent Falcone, Mary & George Ardolino WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4 8:30 am George F. Hundt, Sr., Elizabeth Quigley, Francine Varley 12:00 pm Toni Meyer THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5 8:30 am John Genoese, Amelia Gelson 12:00 pm For the people of the parish FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6 8:30 am Jose Rodrigues, Joseph Farrell, Joe Hubert 12:00 pm Jennifer Cardone (Healing), Sally Bentley (Healing) SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7 8:30 am Theresa & Michael Gero, Giulia Cavalluzzi, Toni Chiarolanzio 5:00 pm Philomena & Saverio Allocco, Bill Fitze, James Corlett, Robert Swankie, Felicetta, Joseph & Pat Paolella 7:00 pm For the people of the parish SUNDAY,OCTOBER 8 7:15 am Antoinette Chiarolanzio, Fran Sauta, Joseph Amato, Christine Stebel 9:00 am Anthony De Luca, Joseph Romano, Jacqueline Jack, Joseph Patrick Micucci, Lorraine Dore 10:30 am Arthur Traynor, Anthony Allocco, Jerry Troianello, Angelo Fanton, Susan Anthony Cavazza 12:00 am Joseph De Marzo, Betty Sweeney, John & Carmela Limone, Beulah May Farner, Sam & Margaret Passarella
The Altar Bread and Wine for the Week of October 8 - 14, 2017
In Memory of: Sam & Lucy De Marzo
DIOCESAN HURRICANE RELIEF APPEAL This weekend there will be a second collection for victims of the recent hurricanes. Checks should be made payable to St. Vincent Martyr. Envelopes are available in the church this weekend for the collection.
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)
Valentina Marie Marchese
who was baptized September 23, 2017 Claire Olivia Richards
who was baptized September 24, 2017
For the 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)
Fr. Ron Sordillo, Benjamin Ohlweiler, Jacob Shaw, Mikey Nichols, Judy Artiglere, Charlotte McVeigh, Tim Sweeney, Jim Carroll, Ricky Carroll, Mary Rogers, Tommy Fitzpatrick, Steven Faig, Bishop Frank J. Rodimer, Matt Deo
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.
Joseph Graziano, Felice Bernardo, Dennis Leary (Son of Kay Leary),
Jerry Kielty (father-in-law of Michael Pascuite), Robert Serillo
FINANCIAL BLESSINGS
The weekend collection for Saturday/Sunday, September 23/24 amounted to $26,700.00. Your generosity to our Church is gratefully appreciated.
CHILDREN'S COLLECTION Our children’s collection for St. Peter's Orphanage for the weekend of September 23/24 amounted to $47.00. Thank you girls and boys for helping.
The weekend collection for Saturday/Sunday, March 4/5 amounted to $21,830.00. Your generosity to our Church is gratefully appreciated.
CHILDREN'S COLLECTION Our children’s collection for St. Peter's Orphanage for the weekend of March 4/5 amounted to $45. Thank you girls and boys for helping.
Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time October 1 ,2017
The Pastor's Corner . . . . Please join me in welcoming two new employees to our SVM staff - Maribeth Kenworthy, Parish Secretary and Randal Matthis, Maintenance Supervisor. Maribeth is a graduate of St. Vincent Martyr School. She and her family were long-time parishioners before moving out of town. She comes to us with a BA from University of Dayton with a minor in Religious Studies and is a certified Paralegal. Maribeth has more than 10 years of administrative experience, most recently at Fairleigh Dickinson University. Randal is a veteran of the U.S. Coast Guard and is a licensed Practical Nurse. When he decided to change career fields, he began to utilize the training he received while in the Coast Guard in carpentry, plumbing, electrical work, masonry and welding. He is currently enrolled in HVAC course work at Lincoln Technical Institute. Randal has 9+ years of experience in facilities maintenance, most recently with Westminster Management in Chatham. My sincere thanks to our Human Resources Committee - Barbara Eutsler, Barbara Doyle and Joe Verbaro for the diligence and professionalism that they showed in moving us through the hiring process and getting Maribeth and Randal on board. Barbara Eutsler's leadership in this effort was above and beyond. Thanks also to Tom Kenny for stepping up to the maintenance plate and getting us through this time of transition. On behalf of our parish I express my deep gratitude to Diane Wallace and Keith Amling for their years of dedicated service here at Saint Vincent Martyr Parish and School. Keith exercised extraordinary stewardship of our buildings and grounds, treating them like they were his own home and worked tirelessly to make things better. He managed to juggle the multitude of requests that came his way keeping everyone happy and feeling well served. He also had the distinction of helping us through both a school expansion and a church renovation. We will miss Keith and his 'can do' and 'will do' attitude - he is a man who cared about others, especially our parish and school children, and we are better for his time with us. Diane began her work with us in the school and transitioned to our parish office as secretary. In that position she exemplified what it means for Saint Vincent Martyr to be a welcoming community. Every person who called or stopped by the office received a friendly greeting and a sincere offer to be of assistance. No request was too hard to handle, no matter how much research or resource that it required. Diane had a beautiful way of sharing in our parishioners joys and their struggles. She truly helped me as a pastor to stay in touch with the heartbeat of our community. There is no doubt that Diane fully bought into the truth that "kindness matters", living that every day in doing her job. We will miss her life giving and joy bringing presence in our office and wish her an abundance of blessings for the future. I thank her personally for her invaluable assistance to me as pastor - her availability, her collaboration and her support of my vision will never be forgotten. Thank you Diane for the difference you have made in our lives.
St. Vincent Martyr 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]. 101 [email protected]................................ ext. 201
Rev. Darwin Lastra, Senior Parochial Vicar Ms. Anne Marie Gisoldi, Vice Princ./Dir. of Youth Ministry
[email protected] ……………..…………. ext. 102 [email protected]. 300
Rev. Przemyslaw Gawlik, Parochial Vicar Mrs. Barbara Armenti, Director of Music Ministry
[email protected] ………………………. ext. 257 [email protected]. 262
Deacon Robert Morton Mrs. Linda Loria, Church Organist
[email protected] 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]. 251 [email protected]……….ext. 106
Trustees: Mrs. Barbara Doyle and Mr. Joseph Verbaro
STEWARDSHIP
CATHOLIC PRESENCE IN MADISON
Over the next few months, St. Vincent Martyr Church will have opportunities to show our Catholic Presence in Madison. Bottle Hill Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and Hope House outreach. Over the years Bottle Hill Day, October 7, has grown, evolving into a family, entertainment and community celebration which draws between 10,000 and 20,000 people to the heart of Madison. For St. Vincent's it is a good time for us to evangelize. We have always had an active school and parish and as a result of our Stewardship campaign more of us came forward to show our stewardship way of life and to grow in our faith. See you at Bottle Hill Day to show our Catholic Presence in the area. Here at SVM we like to share our blessings with all and show our presence in the community.
Marie Toto
For additional information on Stewardship and the many ministries at St. Vincent Martyr, please e-mail
[email protected]. St. Vincent Martyr Parish welcomes your participation in serving others as we minister together to serve all of God’s people. It is never too late to embrace a ministry of your choice.
Welcoming Ministry Focus Group Sessions “May the church be the place of God’s mercy and love, where everyone can feel themselves welcomed, loved, forgiven and encouraged to live according to the good life of the Gospel. And in order to make others feel welcomed, loved, forgiven and encouraged, the church must have open doors so that all might enter. And we must go out of those doors and proclaim the Gospel.”
-Pope Francis continuing a series of meditations on the church June 12, 2013 With his “theology of the open door”, Pope Francis has been called the “Pope of Hospitality”, having brought new life
into the church by encouraging us to “open our doors” and share the love of Jesus Christ to all. To help fulfill that mission at St. Vincent Martyr, the Welcoming Ministry is being reorganized into three groups: New Parishioners, Liturgical Life, and Cultural Hospitality on our Campus including Communications and Technology. Before launching those groups, we will be holding two focus groups, where you will be able to share your “glads” and “sads” - what we are doing well along with opportunities for improvement.
Session 1: Wednesday, October 11 @ 7:30 PM
Session 2: Sunday, October 15 @ 2:00 PM
Location: Ministry Center - St. Peter’s Room If you feel the call to follow the Pope’s mission and would like to serve on this ministry, be sure to attend one of the
two sessions and RSVP your name, session number, phone number and email address to Lenore Luckey, 973-822-2916 or [email protected] by October 9.
LOOKING FOR PEACE? NEEDING HOPE?
SEEKING A PATH TO CHRIST? WANTING TO CONNECT?
St. Vincent Martyr RCIA is here for you!
COME AND SEE…..
Contact Jan Figenshu at 973-377-4000 ext 253 or [email protected] to discuss the RCIA process and how it can help you to answer your questions and find your path through the Catholic Faith. Come and See Sessions have begun on Thursdays, October 5 and October 12 at 7:30 p.m. in the Parish Media Center.
DIOCESE OF PATERSON - MARIAN PILGRIMAGE The Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate
Conception October 21, 2017
We are having the final sign-ups for the Pilgrimage to Washington and are asking the faithful to consider this spiritual journey. The pilgrimage gives everyone the opportunity to pray together as one diocese in our nation's largest Church. The day includes Mass with the Bishop, and priests of the diocese, and spiritual devotions, and prayers, as well as the opportunity for Holy Confessions.
One day Pilgrimage is $30.00 per person Overnight option is $259.00 (double)
or $335.00 (single) To sign up for the Pilgrimage or further information
Please call Joanne Novack 973-845-9205 or 201-572-5650
2017 BISHOP'S ANNUAL APPEAL
In Giving, We Receive
The services provided by our Catholic Charities agencies are too long to list in our bulletin - but here are just a few: emergency housing for people in extreme poverty, out-patient and residential substance abuse treatment, group homes for disabled adults, outreach to veterans who are homeless, family counseling, etc. Your gift to the Bishop's Annual Appeal helps bring this important work to life. In fact, Catholic Charities receives the largest percentage of Appeal funding. Your help is needed to continue provoiding this urgent care. Please be as generous as you are able to the 2017 Bishop's Annual Appeal, For your convenience, you can make an online gift or pledge at www.2017appeal.org. Thank you!
PRAYER
On the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi we are happy to once again bless those animals which bless your life.Please bring all pets to the front
patio on Green Village Road on Wednesday, October 4 at 5:00 p.m. After a brief prayer service, each pet will receive a special blessing.
FALL BIBLE STUDY BEGINS IN OCTOBER
Travel with us to the Mountaintops of the Bible and find God there! How will your life change
when you encounter the divine?
Classes Begin the week of October 7th Sundays at 6:00 PM: Oct. 8, 15, 22, 29, Nov. 5, 12
Tuesdays at 7:15 PM: Oct. 10, 17, 24, 31, Nov. 7, 14
Wednesdays at 9:15 AM: Oct. 11, 18, 25, Nov. 1, 8, 15
Register online or at [email protected]
To get the full flavor of an herb, it must be pressed between the fingers, so it is the same with the Scriptures; the more familiar they become, the more they reveal their hidden
treasures and yield their indescribable riches
- John Chrysostom, A.D. 347-407
Cornerstone is a simple idea, but its impact has been profound.
Come See for Yourself. Registration is now open for our Fall Cornerstone:
Nov. 3 -4, 2017 Space is limited! So don’t wait too long.
Pleaser register online at www.svmnj.org/cornerstone
or pick up a brochure at the doors of the church.
Make the effort because the best things
happen when you least expect them . . .
EDUCATION
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
For the opening of our Junior High Ministry Program for the 2017-2018 instructional year of our enrolled 6th graders in religious education and their respective families and friends are invited to a special -
Middle School Mass of Beginning on Sunday, October 15 at the 12:00 pm liturgy in the church. All 6th graders will be prayed upon and blessed over
as part of this celebratory recognition. Feel free to sit anywhere in the body of the church. All 6th graders will be called forth and presented their own Catholic Youth Bibles for use throughout the program. We
encourage your attendance and look forward to being together as a community of faith. Please dress accordingly. No RSVP necessary. Following Mass is our first instructional session with the students.
Mark your calendars- Program start dates and times to note:
Faith Family Sunday: October 15, 10:00 am Hope Family Sunday: October 22, 10:00 am Traditional Monday program: October 16, 3:30 pm 6th grade: October 15, 1:00 pm 7th grade: October 22, 1:00 pm 8th grade: October 15, 5:00 pm First Sacraments Parent Orientation Meeting - (for 2nd grade and above families preparing for First Reconciliation and First Holy Communion) Thursday, October 26, 3:30 - 4:30 pm and 6:00 - 7:00 pm - Community Room/School Cafeteria Catechist meeting - October 2, 2017, 3:30 pm Community Room/School Cafeteria for all Monday teachers and aides Children's Programs - Children's Liturgy of the Word during the 9:00 am Mass will begin this weekend. We invite our little parishioners between the K-2nd grade to join us.
Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Level 1 and 2 will also begin this weekend. Registrations are a must. Please contact the Christian Formation Office for a form. The preschool Catechesis group will now be meeting in a school classroom at the 9:00 am mass, while Level 2 will meet bi-weekly in the rectory basement (simultaneously during the duration of the 9:00 am Mass). Those registered between grade 1-5 please see your scheduled dates.
YOUTH NEWS
1.) Alpha team meeting Sunday evening, October 1 at 7:00 p.m. in the Youth Center for all teens. New members are welcome. 2) Confirmation practice for teens and their sponsors is Monday evening, October 1 at 7:00 p.m. in the lower church/school auditorium and the Rite of Celebration will be celebrated at 7:30 p.m. on October 2. All teens and sponsors are to arrive at 7:00 p.m. Doors will open at 6:45 p.m. 3.) Check your e-mail for Sign-Up Genius - help is needed for Bottle Hill Day.
COME AND SEE 3 – 6 Year Old Program
St. Vincent Martyr School
Pre K 3 – Kindergarten 973-377-1104 x 203
Ministry
Seminarian Outreach 2017 SVM is conducting its annual Seminarian Outreach for the Immaculate Conception Seminary at Seton Hall. We will be providing bags (with the list of items enclosed) at the end of each Mass the weekend of Oct. 7th and 8th to anyone that picks up a bag. The bags with the goodies inside are due back to the church vestibule no later than Oct 20th. Thank you for your generosity in remembering our seminarians with these tokens of appreciation and in your prayers, which is the most beneficial gift you can give!
Christine Farner, Tony Salerno and Julia Crimmins
Social Justice Outreach Committee Meeting Good and loving God, we pray that with Your help and through our work this world will be a better place. The next of the Social Justice Outreach Committee will take place on:
Thursday, October 5, 2017 – 7:00 PM Ministry Center - St. Christopher Room
At this meeting we will review recently completed as well upcoming outreach events and regularly scheduled programs. This is an opportunity to get an overview of many of the St. Vincent outreach ministries. If there are questions or you cannot attend the meeting but would like to provide your thoughts, please contact Gene Cracovia at [email protected] or 973-301-9139.
NEW ALTAR SERVER TRAINING Students in 4th Grade and above are eligible to become Altar Servers. There will be two Altar Server Training Sessions. Trainees only need to attend one of the sessions. * Wednesday, October 18th from 3:30 - 4:30 pm * Thursday, October 19th from 3:30- 4:30 pm Both sessions will be held in the Church by Father Darwin. Registration is required. Please email Mary Beth Flanagan at [email protected] to register for the session date your son/daughter will be attending.
SOUP KITCHEN HUNGER WALK "Join over 1,000 walkers to raise funds for the Community Soup Kitchen & Outreach Center in Morristown. The event, called the "Hunger Walk", starts at the Soup Kitchen at 36 South Street in Morristown, on the side of the Church of the Redeemer, between Pine Street and South Park Place, one block past the Mayo Theater.
Date: Sunday, October 15th Times: 1:00 p.m. Registration
1:30 p.m. Starting Time 2:30 p.m. Refreshments and music
Come alone, with a group, or ask your friends, relative co-workers to make a donation in honor of your efforts. You can also sponsor yourself. All walkers raising $100 or more will receive a Hunger Walk T-Shirt This is a gentle 5K (3.1 mile) pledge walk to benefit the Soup Kitchen. St. Vincent's is, and has been from the beginning, a major supporter at the Soup Kitchen, preparing and serving food there every month, as well as participating in fund raising events such as this throughout the year. This is a fun event for the whole family. Come and join us For more information call the Soup Kitchen at 973-267-0709, or visit their website at: www.cskmorristown.org.
Make the Shift from Grief to Recovery
You may have experienced a loss or know someone who has. Grieving is the most normal and natural response to a loss, but it is the most misunderstood experience. Society does not like to talk about loss and wants us to find all the answers in our head. Grief is an emotional response to a loss and involves the heart too. People will tell you it takes time to heal, but they are not sure of the specific steps that are necessary to help you heal. We, at Dangler Funeral Home, Inc., offer The Grief Recovery Method® Support Program to individuals in our community who have experienced a loss. This program provides you the guidance and support you need during this healing process. This program is fairly new to this area and we are excited to offer it as our ongoing support for those who have experienced a loss. Invite a friend or any other family member. Dangler Funeral Home, Inc. offers this 7 week program free of charge. To find out more about this program, please join me:
Betty Dangler, Certified Grief Recovery Specialist® When: Tuesday, October 3, 2017
Time: 7:30 pm Where: Burroughs, Kohr & Dangler Funeral Home
106 Main St., Madison, NJ 07940
R.S.V.P. 973-377-3232 by Sept. 30, 2017 Website: danglerfuneralhomes.com
Email: [email protected]
READ THE BULLETIN If you have gotten this far, then you ARE reading the bulletin. Each week many of the events and of our parish are highlighted or detailed in the bulletin. Schedules for our Youth Ministry and Christian Formation families can also be found in the bulletin
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ASSISTANCE NEEDED My name is Sean Needham. I’m a 26 year old student at Montclair State University (MSU) and I have Cerebral Palsy (CP). I’m a very motivated person who wants to get the most out of life. I am looking for someone to be a self-hire employee to assist me 20 hours per week @$17 per hour. I’m looking for someone who is at least 25 years old with a good driving record (Much of the support I need is transportation to and from medical appointments and recreational events/activities). I will require you to have a background check. I’m looking for someone who is able and willing to help me with transitioning from directed dependent care to full independence. I need someone who can teach and support me through the process of becoming independent. I like working with people who are patient and have a good sense of humor. I direct my own care (i.e. let me tell you what I need…do not assume I need help). Some days I have more mobility than others. This job will require physical, emotional and mental patience as I learn to care for myself and become more independent. I need assistance with lifting me as well as driving my power chair in and out of the car. I need someone to supervise me as I transfer in and out of the shower, I can wash myself. However, I do need help drying my feet and legs as well as dressing my lower body. I will also need others to perform household duties like walking my dog (I have a German shepherd), doing my laundry and taking out trash etc. I am able to do a lot of meal preparation by myself and it is important that I am able to do this. As part of me increasing my independence, I will be attending occupational and physical therapy appointments. I will want those assisting me to be sitting in on my OT and PT appointments so they can help me practice what I’ve been taught. It is most important for me to find someone who values my independence as much as I do. Thanks so much and I look forward to hearing from you. If you are interested in the position, please contact me at 973-975-5003.
PINE ACRES BINGO As you clean up your house after summer, please remember the Seniors at Pine Acres Nursing Home. We love re-gifted items! Perfume, sweatshirts/pants (lg-xxlg), knick knacks, dolls, large stuffed animals, jewelry - no food or candles. Leave your treasures at 99 Pomeroy Road (back porch) or 11 Avon Drive (front porch) marked Pine Acres or call Anne Shearman at 973-723-3666 or Gerry Storino at 973-377-7430 for pick-up.
Pilgrimage to the Blue Army Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima, Washington, NJ
Friday, October 13, 2017 Celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the Fatima
apparitions Cost is $25.00 per person - bring your own lunch
Depart 8:30 a.m. from SVM parking lot Contact Joanne Novack at 973-845-9205
or 201-572-5650
ONLINE GIVING OPTIONS FOR WEEKLY AND ONE TIME GIFTS
With the arrival of autumn, 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!
A Family Perspective In today's gospel Jesus asked, "what is your opinion?" Why do we think our opinion is dogma or fact? An opinion is only how we perceive a situation or how we feel comfortable doing something. Don't argue over or become divided by "your opinion."
San Vicente Mártir
Septiembre 30, 2017
Experiencia Hispana
La colecta del Pasado 23 de
Septiembre fue de 337 dólares.
Dios multiplique su
generosidad.
XXVI Domingo del Tiempo
Ordinario
Primera Lectura: Ez 18, 25-28
El profeta Ezequiel dice a cada uno de nosotros que la salvación es un trabajo continuo. Invita al justo a seguir siendo justo y al pecador a que se convierta. El Señor te juzgará de acuerdo a tus acciones al momento de rendir cuentas. Siempre hay tiempo para mejorar y cambiar nuestra forma de vida. Segunda Lectura: Filp. 2, 1-11
San Pablo nos continúa evangelizando hoy como lo hizo con la comunidad de Filipos, hace aproximadamente 2000 años. Sus señalamientos, tienen vigencia absoluta y son un reto que nos hace para ser mejores cristianos. Nos exhorta a tener los mismos sentimientos de Cristo y dice que nuestra recompensa será grande.
Evangelio: San Mateo 21, 28-32
San Mateo nos dice que es más importante el hacer que el decir. Lo ideal es que la palabra sea acompañada de la acción, lamentablemente, no es así, porque hemos aprendido a vivir de las apariencias y ante la invitación de Cristo a creer en Él, decimos si, pero no actuamos conforme a lo que nos dice el Evangelio. Podemos engañar a algunos, pero no al Señor que lo conoce todo. Sabe si tu palabra va de la mano de la acción.
Los Profetas
c) Ezequiel: es un hombre fuertemente dotado, por influjo de la literatura oriental de Babilonia, de vivísima fantasía e imaginación, un místico como Teresa de Ávila o Francisco de Asís. Usa visiones, en las que actúa y participa; acciones simbólicas, algunas extrañas. Usa el género apocalíptico, enigmático, con narraciones, oráculos y visiones. Las narraciones son casi todas en primera persona, lo que da un fuerte temple autobiográfico a cada página. Por la unidad, sistematicidad y coherencia de la estructura del texto, podemos llamar a Ezequiel el primer dogmático 53 del Antiguo Testamento. d) Daniel: es el único libro que nos ha llegado escrito en las tres lenguas bíblicas: hebreo, arameo y griego. Emplea el relato ejemplar inventado con un lección moral54 y el género apocalíptico, lleno de alegorías, visiones, imágenes extrañas y grandiosas. Los personajes y las naciones se transforman en bestias u otros seres fantásticos; los años y los números son tratados de una manera simbólica, el tiempo presente y el futuro se mezclan para dar una visión sintética de la historia humana. 3. División y contenido temático a) Isaías: Comprende 66 capítulos. Se divide en tres grandes partes:
Proto-Isaías (primer Isaías): cap. 1-39. El más importante y aquí se contienen los oráculos y las promesas mesiánicas del Enmanuel. Deutero-Isaías (segundo Isaías): cap. 40-55. Es llamado el libro de la Consolación, por la liberación a través del sufrimiento del Mesías. Trito-Isaías (tercer Isaías): cap. 56-66. El profeta anima a su pueblo a la fidelidad y al culto de Yavhé. b) Jeremías: El tema central en torno al cual gira toda la predicación de Ezequiel es el de la “santidad de Dios”. Tres partes: Oráculos contra Judá y Jerusalén (cap. 1-24) Oráculos de salvación sobre Israel y Judá (cap. 25-45) Oráculos contra las naciones (cp. 46-52)
Rev. Msgr. George F. Hundt,
Párroco x 101 [email protected]
Rev. Darwin Lastra, Vicario x102
Rev. Przemek Gawlik
Vicario x 257 [email protected]
Deacon Robert Morton,
Diácono permanente [email protected]
Mrs. Jan Figenshu, Asociada Pastoral x 253 [email protected]
Mrs. Denise Stefanelli, Dir. Ed. Religiosa x 251
Ms. Anne Marie Gisoldi, Dir. Jóvenes x 300
Mrs. Kathy Simonelli, Administradora x105
Mrs. Diane Wallace, Secretaria x106
Mrs. Diane Wallace, Secretaria x106
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.
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.
Cursillo Pre-Bautismal en español:
Llamando a la oficina y planear una cita con el
sacerdote.
PARA TENER EN CUENTA… AÑO DE LA SAGRADA ESCRITURA
A partir del otro mes de Septiembre 2017 hasta
agosto del próximo año 2018 estaremos
celebrando como comunidad hispana el Año de
la Sagrada Escrituras. A partir de Septiembre
hasta Agosto una vez por mes tendremos un
encuentro donde aprenderemos mucho de la
palabra de Dios. Si usted está interesado por
favor puede hablar con el padre Darwin Lastra al
comienzo al final de la Misa. Cada persona que
asista a las charlas se le entregara una Biblia.
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.
Faith Direct
Con la llegada del Otoño, me gustaría invitarlos a
unirse con Faith Direct, el programa de
donaciones electrónicas de nuestra parroquia.
Nuestras listas de que hacer pueden ser largas
durante esta temporada, pero el programa de
donaciones electrónicas les dará una cosa menos
para recordar cada semana –no mas sobres para
encontrar antes de ir a misa.
Visite nuestra pagina web: www.faithdirect.net y
use nuestro código de iglesia: NJ740.
Gracias por su apoyo continuado de nuestra
familia parroquial!
Dios los bendiga,
Fr. George Hundt
