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900 Darlington Ave. Mahwah, NJ 07430 www.iccmahwah.org
201-327-1276
August 23, 2020 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time (A) Is 22:19-23;
Rom 11:33-36; Mt 16:13-20
I would like thank you for the love offerings you have made and
are making to Immaculate Concep on Church. Your offerings help
support all that we do at Immaculate Concep on Church.
I know that nobody is spared from some financial stress during
this pandemic. However, you chose to con nue sending in your dona
ons for our church’s opera on. It feels great to know that we have
great and faithful parishioners like you; people we can count
on
whenever we are in need. ICC will forever be grateful to
you.
As your pastor, I would like to assure you of my prayers for
your protec on from any danger during this pandemic. For
thosealready afflicted, we con nue to pray to God to obtain the
grace of healing and deliverance.
For those who died due to the virus, we entrust them to God to
give them eternal peace. Please con nue to pray as a family and
join me in my daily Masses at 9AM and a ernoon of Adora on and
prayers at 3PM for the end of this pandemic. Yours in Christ, Fr.
Manolo
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John XXIII was pope during the turbulent 1960s when it seemed
that everything was falling apart. The priesthood was in crisis,
religious life was in crisis, marriage was in crisis, faith was in
crisis, the church was in crisis. The pope worked long and hard
hours trying to address these problems. One evening, after an
exhausting day in the office, he went to his private chapel to do
his daily Holy Hour before retiring but he was too exhausted and
too stressed out to focus or pray. After a few minutes of futile
effort, he got up and said, “Lord, the church belongs to you. I am
going to bed.” Difficulties might have driven the Pope to
acknowledge that the church belongs to Christ. But Jesus himself
said it 2000 years ago: This passage is crucial for a proper
understanding of what the church is, and our role in the church.
For this is the most explicit statement that Jesus makes in the
Gospels about the church. Firstly, it tells us that Jesus is the
owner of the church. Neither Peter nor the disciples owns the
church. Pastors and church leaders who think and act as if they own
the church are like farm workers who go about posing as if the farm
belongs to them. All God’s people have been called together as
co-workers in Christ's vineyard, though some work as foremen
overseeing others. But we do not own the church. We belong to the
church. The owner of the church is Christ. Secondly, the passage
tells us that Jesus is the one who builds his church. He is the
master builder who has the building plan in his hands. Human
co-operators are like masons and carpenters employed by the master
builder to help him with the building. Our role is to listen and
follow his instructions, doing our own small part in the grand
design of the master. Workers who stick to their own ideas of what
the building should be rather than follow the directives given by
the master may find themselves working at cross purposes with the
master.
If Jesus is the owner and builder of the church, where then do
we come in? We come in precisely where Peter comes in. Together
with Peter we are the building blocks of the church. Peter is the
foundation rock and we are the pieces of stones with which the
church is built. The passive voice “let yourselves be built”
indicates that God himself is the builder and not us. Our role is
to allow God to use us. The question we could ask ourselves today
is: “How is God using me to build up his church? Am I letting God
use me?” We must not forget that no matter how small a piece of
stone may be, the master builder could still use it to do something
beautiful. A famous stained-glass artist was commissioned to make a
huge portrait for the window of the cathedral in Chartres, France.
First he laid all of the pieces he was going to use out on the
floor of the cathedral. Among these awesome pieces of glass was a
small, clear piece about as big as a fingernail. As the
stained-glass portrait was assembled, that little piece remained on
the floor. Only the big colorful pieces were used. On the day of
the window’s completion the entire city gathered to witness the
unveiling of the portrait. The artist pulled away the cover cloth
and the crowd gasped at the beauty of the colorful window glowing
in the sunlight. After a few seconds, however, the crowd grew
silent. They sensed that something was missing, that the portrait
was unfinished. The great artist then walked over to where the
little clear piece of glass lay, picked it up, and placed it in the
portrait, right in the center of Jesus’ eye. As the sun hit that
little piece, it gave off a dazzling sparkle. The work of art is
now complete. Without the small piece the work was incomplete. In
the grand design of building the church of God, each one of us
could consider ourselves to be that small piece of glass – so small
and yet so indispensable. That is true in our church here in
Mahwah, in our pastoral life, each one of you has a role to play.
We have ministries to fill up. In out Liturgical Life, we need
Eucharistic Ministers, Lectors, Altar Servers, Singers and choir
members. We need people to help in our pastoral life to visit the
sick and the homebound and bring them communion, to feed the hungry
by participating in Harrison House or contributing to the Center
For Foor Action, we need people to help us with Stewardship, in
building once again our finances by increasing your sacrifical
giving or to actively involve in our fund raising events. Just like
that stained glass window, without you, our church is
incomplete.
Another point in the Gospel is the person of the disciple, of
the instrument used by the builder. When we think of how Peter
lived and died for the Lord and how the Church flourished despite
his human failings, as well as those of all in Church authority who
would follow him, we have to recognize the hand of the Holy Spirit
in the very life of the Church. Christ gave his authority to the
rock, even though every now and then those who exercise this
authority let their humanity get in the way of their
responsibility. Still, because we do have a concrete authority,
rock-solid, we know who we are when we say we are Catholic. We know
the fundamental beliefs of our faith and the basic dictates of our
morals. We are so firm in our faith, that even if those in
authority should give us a poor example of living the faith, we
still maintain our Christianity. When leaders depart the Church or
are so caught up in their humanity that they don't recognize the
result of their actions, we all hurt. Yet, the Church still
flourishes. Why? Because the Church is far more than individuals,
it is the Body of Christ. When I think of some of the ways in which
I, as an ordained leader have let my humanity get in the way of my
responsibility here, and yet still witness the wonderful ways the
Lord uses me for others, I have to realize that God's power is far
stronger than my own limitations. After twenty eight years as a
priest, I am still shocked at the way the Lord uses me despite my
continual human failings. I'm sure that there are situations in
your own lives that you feel the same way. I'm sure that you have
all made decisions based on what your conscience is telling you.
I'm sure that you recognize the Lord's presence in these decisions
despite your own human failings. We, the confirmed, are entrusted
with the responsibility of leading others to the Lord. We recognize
that we do not do this alone. We realize that we must allow the
hand of the Lord to work his wonders through us despite our human
mistakes. Today's gospel reading, "You are Peter and upon this rock
I will build my Church" leads us to make an act of faith in the
Lord who uses human beings, you and me, to proclaim his wonders
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FR. JM MANOLO A. PUNZALAN, STL-MA Pastor
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DEACON JOSEPH YANDOLI Permanent Deacon
LAY PASTORAL STAFF
SUSAN MURKEN Religious Educa on Coordinator
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JACQUELINE OPRYSKO Youth Ministry Coordinator Staff Social
Events Coordinator Safe Environment Coordinator
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THOMAS JOHN MARDEN Music Director [email protected]
THERESA HERPST Spiritual Life Ministry Coordinator
[email protected]
EILEEN MOYNAHAN Respect Life Ministry Coordinator
[email protected]
KATHY DEVINE Social Events Coordinator
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JAKE MURKEN Altar Servers Coordinator
PEG THORNTON 5:00 & 7:30 Liturgical Ministers’ Coordinator
[email protected]
ANN MARIE KELLY Bap smal Prepara on Coordinator 9:30 & 11:30
Liturgical Ministers’ Coordinator [email protected]
BRIAN DEYSHER Media Ministry Coordinator
[email protected]
FINANCIAL & MANAGEMENT STAFF
JOSEPHINE BALSAMO Office Manager [email protected]
DEACON JORGE OCHOA Bookkeeper/Accountant
[email protected]
FRED HAITZ LINDA POWLEY Trustee
RICHARD WOLF Chairman, Parish Finance Council
ROBERT HERPST Parish Legal Assistant RCIA Coordinator
[email protected]
JOE KEYS Chairman, Buildings and Grounds
GARY BARBEAU JOHN EGAN Property Maintenance Supervisors
Saturday, August 22 Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary 9:00
a.m. Del Valero Panlilio by Carol May & Colleen Cook 4:00 p.m.
Mary Jeanne Bende by Sanchetta Family
Sunday, August 23 Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30 a.m.
Eugenia Hettinger by Maryann & Mike Alfano 9:30 a.m. Frances
Fuduli by Schwick Family 11:30 a.m. Living & Deceased Members
of the Parish
Monday, August 24 St. Bartholomew, Apostle 9:00 a.m. Carlos
Mendez by Valentina Link
Tuesday, August 25 St. Louis, St. Joseph Calasanz, Priest 9:00
a.m. Anita Herpst by Laura & Darryl Zack
Wednesday, August 26 9:00 a.m. Bienvenido Valencia by Valencia
Family
Thursday, August 27 St. Monica 9:00 a.m. Tom Finn by John
Balsamo
Friday, August 28 St. Augustine, Bishop & Doctor of the
Church 9:00 a.m. John Link by Valentina Link
Saturday, August 29 The Passion of St. John the Baptist 9:00
a.m. Maria Fidelia Panlilio by Ed Culinag & Annie Calingo 4:00
p.m. Edie Farwell by John Turano
Sunday, August 30 Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30
a.m. Living & Deceased members of the Parish 9:30 a.m. Joseph
Bonino by Gallina Family 11:30 a.m. William F.X. Griffin by James
& Maryann Griffin
PRAYER REQUESTS Gloria Allen, Jeanne Paolillo, Christopher
Zullo, Courtney Colucci,
Mercedes Tabije, Ron Fatigate, Vincent Brosnan, John
Chmielowicz, Belisario Machado, Sandra Machado, Ann Gallina, Helen
Gallina DeLucca,
Katrina Consunto, Eva Jungay, Era Ocampo, Homer Pabustan, Ma.
Neny Pabustan, Nemia Consunto, Staci Alfano, Frank Arcaroli,
Suzann Baker, Gene Boylan, John Burgio, Loretta Carroll, Jorge
Castellanos, Kevin Corcoran, Sean Crosby, Matthew Donohue, Cristin
Famularo,
Neil Greer, Allison Florio, Terry Gill, Lynn Goodman , Leighton
Heisey, Frank Howard, Rose Ifebigh, Ryan Ilardi, Tony & Mary
Jacobini Sue
Karlewicz, Ruth Kavanagh, John LaBruna, Roger Leon, Vi Ludovici,
Kristen Mansfield, Joshua McGrath, Cassidy McPartland, Robert
Miotto, McKenna Morey, Fe Murphy, Kim Naucodie, Kunbi Olagbaju,
Patricia Scura, Andrew Orotelli, Catherine Pannenbacker, Francis
Paolillo, Joan Parkin, Rado Petric,
Dolores Pieken, Andrew Pisani, Louis Roselli, Jake Santoriella,
Laura Sardone, Michael Sargenti, Kathleen Sinclair, Jeff Steele,
Marlene Terhune, Paul Traina, Estella Vercollone, Cesar Mamayson,
Tara Hannan-Karlbon,
Nicholas Androulidakis
rday August 22 Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary
LLORD HEAL OUR LAND
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WALL OF HONOR AND
MEMORIALIZATION
ALTAR OF SACRIFICE in honor of
Jerome & Mary Jane Faust Byron & Diane Kopp
by the Faust Family
TABERNACLE in honor of
Rev. M. Christen Beirne ICC Pastor 1992-2005
by the Faust Family
ALTAR OF TABERNACLE in memory of
Raffaelle & Emilia Rizzo by Angela Ruffino
MARBLE REREDO in memory of
Angelo & Angela Ruffino by Angela Ruffino
ALTAR OF ST. JOSEPH
in memory of Joseph Avanzato & Robert Kelly
by George & Ann Marie Kelly
ALTAR OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
in memory of Isabelle Avanzato & Laura Kelly
by George & Ann Marie Kelly
BAPTISMAL FONT Gift from Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Oltremare
PULPIT in memory of
the deceased members of Hernandez and Cinco Families by Nestor
& Avelina Hernandez
STATUE OF MADONNA AND CHILD
by Robert & Terri Herpst
STATUE OF ST. JOSEPH AND CHILD
by Robert & Terri Herpst
STATUE OF OUR LADY OF IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
For Outside Shrine of the Protection and Dignity of Human
Life
(More Donors needed)
by Robert & Terri Herpst
STATUE OF THE BAPTISM OF JESUS
by Robert & Terri Herpst
BRONZE STATUE OF OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE
(Shared memorialization. More Donors needed) by Robert &
Terri Herpst
CARILLON BELLS
in memory of Salvatore & Mary Ruffino
by Angela Ruffino
PASCHAL CANDLE STAND in memory of
Lauro & Concepcion Lumbreras by Miriam Lumbreras
NICHE OF ST. JOHN BAPTIST in honor of
Cupo, Mark & Kozlik Families Rose Marie Mark
NICHE OF OUR LADY in memory of
Bernadette Callahan McCarthy John McCarthy
AMBRY & CHRISMAL in commemoration of the Baptism of
Maisie Dianne Gutierrez by David and Loyce Gutierrez
SANCTUARY LAMP HOLDER in memory of
Joseph T. Thornton Jr. by Peg Thornton
PROCESSIONAL CROSS in memory of
Oto M. Polino & David J. Polino by Virginia Polino
PRESIDER’S CHAIR in memory of
Oto M. Polino & David J. Polino by Virginia Polino
ALTAR MISSAL STAND in memory of
Lauro & Concepcion Lumbreras by Miriam Lumbreras
FLOOR CANDLE STANDS in memory of
Candido and Leonora Reyes by James & Vebian Chang
in memory of John Arthur Conte
by Jeremy Faust
SHRINE OF OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE
in thanksgiving of Nestor & Avelina Hernandez
in thanksgiving of James & Nelia Lampa
RESTORATION OF THE CHURCH MAIN DOORS
in memory of Dan Shockloss
by Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Green and
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Shockloss
in memory of Mary D. Finley by her children
Darryl and Laura Zack
Agnes Driscoll
Ms. Katherine Safai
Kim Kiernan
Joseph and Barbara Mariniello
CHURCH PEWS
in memory of
Doreen Keating and in honor of
Martin Keating by Colleen DeVreis
in memory of The Peragallo & Ilardi Families
by Catherine Ilardi
in honor of The Areh & Oshodi Families
by Linda Oshodi
in memory of Joseph Mariniello
by Barbara Mariniello
in honor of Mulligan Family
by Thomas & Mary Mulligan
in memory of James & Anne Ferry
by Paul Ferry
in memory of Jack Vanderbeek
by Dorothy Vanderbeek
in memory of Stephen Joseph Cimis
by George & Elaine Cimis
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CHURCH PEWS (cont..)
in memory of Alfred Maloscio & Michael Paloscio
by Joanne Macellaro
in memory of Karen Harris by Brian Harris
in memory of Nancy M. Jackson
by McFarran & Robinson Families
in memory of Stephanie, John, Johnny & Eva Sullivan
by John Sullivan
in memory of Thomas Sprofera
by Sprofera & Infante Families
in honor of The Lynch & Albrecht Families
by Scott & Theresa Albrecht
in memory of Bart & Mary Moynahan
by Ed Diaz & Eileen Moynahan
in memory of The LaBruna Family by Vincent LaBruna
in memory of Russell W. Knitchel by Knitchel Family
in memory of John & Mary Balsamo
by Balsamo Family
in memory of Rose & Jack Phillips
by Anita Lovallo
in memory of Sandra, John & Kevin McCarthy
by John McCarthy
in memory of Our Family and Friends
by John and Sarah Donnangelo
in memory of Lindy and Marion Rosato
by Lindy Rosato, Jr
in memory of Joseph & Helen Schintz
nd Vincenza Rosato by Lindy Rosato, Jr.
by Maria Romeo
by Fred Haitz
by Joseph & Theresa Gassib
DEACON’S CHAIR by Deacon and Mrs. Joseph Yandoli
SANCTUARY CHAIRS
in honor of Jake Murken
by the Murken Family and John Turano
in memory of Crescencio S. Micu, Dr. Edgardo R. Micu
& Fortunata R. Micu by Susie Micu
in memory of Augusto & Rosario Cruz
by Nelia Cruz
in memory of Joseph Thomas Mullahey
by Kevin Mullahey
in memory of Neil F. Lauzon
by Nadine Lauzon-Rosato
in memory of Carlito M. Sison by Rosaflor Sison
in memory of Mary DeParmia
by Lucy Spezzacatena
SOUND SYSTEM (More Donors needed)
For Persecuted Christians all over the World Anonymous
In memory of The deceased friends
Anonymous
in memory of Karen Harris by Brian Harris
in memory of George Sabine
by Cynthia Horner
Gift from Kathy Safai
in honor of Catangay, Tabije & Dalere Families
by Fe & Pablo Catangay
in memory of Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Komorowski
by Judy Schroers
in memory of Chet Grzanka & Family
by Agnes Driscoll & Kevin Grzanka
in honor of LaBruna Families
by Nicholas & Antoinette LaBruna
in memory of Bernadette Hock
in memory of Arone Family
by Frank & Gloria Arone
in memory of Edward and Mary Valentine
by Jack Valentine
in honor of Maureen Corallo by Terry Corallo
by Mr. & Mrs. Nestor Soque
by Kevin & Rita Danylchuk
by Jeanine & Rado Petric
MARBLE BASE OF THE STATIONS OF THE CROSS
(2 more donors are needed)
by Sarita Che
by Eleanor & Rizalito Advincula
in thanksgiving of Miriam Lumbreras
in thanksgiving of James and Vebian Chang
in memory of Reynero & Fabiola Punzalan
and Rene Punzalan by the Alto-Punzalan family
WAINSCOTING
(More Donors needed)
by Darryl & Laura Zack
by Robert & Terri Herpst
in memory of Frederick D. Hettinger
by Fred & Carol Hettinger
in memory of Mr. & Mrs. F.O. Areh By the Oshodi Family
DECORATIVE RAILINGS
by Robert & Terri Herpst
STATIONS OF THE CROSS We will be using our current beautiful set
of the Stations of the Cross. Names to whom it
was memorialized will be carried over.
For corrections and clarifications, please email Josephine
Balsamo at
[email protected] and CC: [email protected]
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MORE MUCH NEEDED REPAIRS, IMPROVING AND UPDATING OF OUR CHURCH
OUTDATED
EQUIPMENTS AND FACILITIES (OUTSIDE THE RENOVATION PROJECT)
My dear parishioners,
I pray to our Lord God almighty for our protection from the
ravages of COVID-19 and grant the grace of healing to those who are
sick. We also pray for the eternal repose of those who died due to
the virus. As we were campaigning and planning for our church
renovation, there are also concerns and issues as regards the
equipment and parts of our buildings that we need to address sooner
than later. There are things that need urgent attention to avoid
bigger expense in the future. Since last year, even before the
COVID-19 Pandemic, we already started to address some of them while
some are being done now. Please understand that we have NOT USED
any RENOVATION FUND for these much needed repairs, improvement and
updating of these equipment and facilities.
The Fire Alarm system was switched to wireless connection to
give us better and accurate signals. In the past, we frequently
received false alarm notifications which prompted the Fire
Department to respond every now and then.
We have addressed the issues of our boiler (heating system) and
contracted a new company for maintenance and repairs when needed.
This boiler serves both the school and church buildings.
We replaced all our lights and fixtures to LED which could save
us a lot for our electric bills. We took advantage of the grant
from the government which paid part of the expenses.
We have upgraded our pastoral office telephone system from old
copper to new Fiber Optic line. One of the major complaint of our
parishioners and staff is that you can barely understand each other
during phone conversation because of static in the phone lines.
We are in the process of replacing the tile carpet to vinyl
planks in our office hallway. This is a much greater stain
resistance and are much easier to maintain.
We have replaced the old Air-conditioning system of the school
gym to a very cost efficient one.
A new security camera system will be installed inside and
outside the church and in our office alleys. This needs to be done
during the renovation to hide conduits and wirings.
We have checked and tested all suspected asbestos containing
materials in some areas of our buildings and checked the air
quality inside our buildings for possible asbestos contamination
and we PASSED WITH FLYING COLORS. NO ASBESTOS CONTAMINATION in our
facilities.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED GENEROSITY that we are able to make
these needed upgrading and repairs to address these problems and
issues in order to minister and serve you better. I also thank in a
very special way members of our
Finance Council and the Buildings and Grounds Committee for
their help who actually took the initiative in making these
repairs,
improvement and updating possible. This is a separate project
from the renovation.
G G Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace to people of
good will. We praise you, we bless you, we adore you, we glorify
you, we give you thanks for your great glory, Lord God, heavenly
King, O God, almighty Father. Lord Jesus Christ, Only Begotten Son,
Lord God, Lamb of God, Son of the Father, you take away the sins of
the world, have mercy on us; you take away the sins of the world,
receive our prayer; you are seated at the right hand of the Father,
have mercy on us. For you alone are the Holy One, you alone are the
Lord, you alone are the Most High, Jesus Christ, with the Holy
Spirit, in the glory of God the Father. Amen. T N C I believe in
one God, the Father almighty, maker of heaven and earth, of all
things visible and invisible. I believe in one Lord Jesus Christ,
the Only Begotten Son of God, born of the Father before all ages.
God from God, Light from Light, true God from true God, begotten,
not made, consubstantial with the Father; through him all things
were made. For us men and for our salvation he came down from
heaven, (all bow.) and by the Holy Spirit was incarnate of the
Virgin Mary, and became man. For our sake he was crucified under
Pontius Pilate, he suffered death and was buried, and rose again on
the third day in accordance with the Scriptures. He ascended into
heaven and is seated at the right hand of the Father. He will come
again in glory to judge the living and the dead and his kingdom
will have no end. I believe in the Holy Spirit, the Lord, the giver
of life, who proceeds from the Father and the Son, who with the
Father and the Son is adored and glorified, who has spoken through
the prophets. I believe in one, holy, catholic and apostolic
Church. I confess one Baptism for the forgiveness of sins and I
look forward to the resurrection of the dead and the life of the
world to come. Amen.
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F R Isaiah 22:19-23 Thus says the Lord to Shebna, master of the
palace: “I will thrust you from your office and pull you down from
your station. On that day I will summon my servant Eliakim, son of
Hilkiah; I will clothe him with your robe, and gird him with your
sash, and give over to him your authority. He shall be a father to
the inhabitants of Jerusalem, and to the house of Judah. I will
place the key of the House of David on Eliakim’s shoulder; when he
opens, no one shall shut when he shuts, no one shall open. I will
fix him like a peg in a sure spot, to be a place of honor for his
family.” R P Psalm 138 R. Lord, your love is eternal; do not
forsake the work of your hands. I will give thanks to you, O Lord,
with all my heart, for you have heard the words of my mouth; in the
presence of the angels I will sing your praise; I will worship at
your holy temple. R. I will give thanks to your name, because of
your kindness and your truth: When I called, you answered me; you
built up strength within me. R. The Lord is exalted, yet the lowly
he sees, and the proud he knows from afar. Your kindness, O Lord,
endures forever; forsake not the work of your hands. R.
S R Romans 11:33-36 Oh, the depth of the riches and wisdom and
knowledge of God! How inscrutable are his judgments and how
unsearchable his ways! For who has known the mind of the Lord or
who has been his counselor? Or who has given the Lord anything that
he may be repaid? For from him and through him and for him are all
things. To him be glory forever. Amen. Alleluia R. Alleluia,
alleluia. You are Peter and upon this rock I will build my Church
and the gates of the netherworld shall not prevail against R.
Alleluia, alleluia. G Matthew 16:13-20
Jesus went into the region of Caesarea Philippi and he asked his
disciples, “Who do people say that the Son of Man is?” They
replied, “Some say John the Baptist, others Elijah, still others
Jeremiah or one of the prophets.” He said to them, “But who do you
say that I am?” Simon Peter said in reply, “You are the Christ, the
Son of the living God.” Jesus said to him in reply, “Blessed are
you, Simon son of Jonah. For flesh and blood has not revealed this
to you, but my heavenly Father. And so I say to you, you are Peter,
and upon this rock I will build my church, and the gates of the
netherworld shall not prevail against it. I will give you the keys
to the kingdom of heaven. Whatever you bind on earth shall be bound
in heaven; and whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in
heaven.” Then he strictly ordered his disciples to tell no one that
he was the Christ.
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