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Our Lady of Consolation Church 1799 Hamburg Turnpike, Wayne, N. J. 07470
973-839-3444 973-839-9695(Fax) www.olcparish.org
A Roman Catholic Community Devoted to Stewardship Founded 1963
Parish Mission Statement WE, the people of Our Lady of Consolation Parish guided by the Holy Spirit and nourished by the Eucharist, pledge to continue the mission of Jesus Christ who announced the reign of God. We accept His challenge to proclaim the Good News of salvation that Jesus, the Christ, died for us, and in Him we have life to the fullest measure. We seek to live as He lived, in service to others, building a community of faith and hope, with God’s grace as our strength and the peace of Christ our heart’s desire.
Served By Clergy and Religious
Rev. Michael D. Lombardo, Pastor ext. 112 Sr. Arlene Kollar, Pastoral Associate ext. 116 [email protected] Rev. Mr. Robert H. Pringle, Permanent Deacon
Pastoral Ministers Joseph Donnelly, Director of Stewardship ext. 117 [email protected]
Ed Thompson, Director of Music
Pastoral Services Elena Walsh, Business Manager ext. 115 [email protected] Diane Snowden, Secretary ext. 111 [email protected]
Gene Kelley, Liturgy Secretary ext. 122 [email protected] Victoria Trentacost, Parish Manager ext. 118 [email protected]
Ken Sybel, Plant Manager
Ministry Center 973-839-2323
Laura Haftek, Director of Youth Ministry [email protected]
Kim Manza, Ministry Center Manager
Carmen Pasquale, Maintenance
Debbie Dericks, Coordinator of Religious Education Please call 973-839-2428 [email protected]
Parish Trustees Christa Reddy Peter McGourty
Parish Center Office Hours: Monday - Thursday – 8:45 AM - 5:00 PM
The Office is closed on Fridays 973-839-3444
Masses Weekend Liturgy
5:00 p.m. (Saturday) 8:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m., 12 noon (Sunday)
Weekdays 8:00 a.m. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday* *(Memorial Mass)
Holy Days 8:00 a.m., 12 noon, 7:00 p.m.
Friday Novena 7:30 a.m. followed by 8:00 a.m. Memorial Mass
Eucharistic Adoration Friday: 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Saturday Reconciliation 4:00 - 4:30 p.m.
New Parishioners Those who are new to the community and wish to worship with us can obtain a New Parishioners packet from the racks at either entrance to the church or from an usher. Upon completing the Census and Stewardship forms, please contact Joe Donnelly, Director of Stewardship, 973-839-3444 X 117, to schedule a brief meeting to finalize your parishioner registration.
Sacramental Preparation To make arrangements for Baptisms and Weddings, please call Diane Snowden at 973-839-3444, ext. 111, Monday thru Thursday from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. For the sacraments of Reconciliation and Anointing of the Sick, contact the Parish Center.
HEARING ASSIST DEVICES
ARE AVAILABLE.
PLEASE SEE AN USHER FOR HELP.
19TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
AUGUST 7, 2016
Mass Intentions for the week from August 10 thru August 14, 2016
Intention for Requested by Wednesday (8/10) 8:00 a.m. Father Vincent Grogan St. Anthony’s Friary Thursday (8/11) 8:00 a.m. Fr. Cassian Miles Father Michael & staff
Friday (8/12) 8:00 a.m. Memorial Mass
Saturday (8/13) 5:00 p.m. Don Pavlak Pavlak family Albert Zani Tom & Barbara Roger Buddy Seifried Family Mary Ellen Seifried Family Aaron Redd Gabe & Evelyn Vitalone Vincent Cicillini His sister
Sunday (8/14) 8:00 a.m. Al Puntasecca Friends Joan Convery Mary Skillen
10:00 a.m. Scott Gelok His mother, Cindy 12:00 p.m. Eddie Lill A friend
The donation for Mass Intentions is $15.00
Friday Memorial Mass at 8:00 AM for August: Father Vincent Grogan O.F.M., Edward & Margaret Earles, Andrew & Anna Hudak, Nicholas & Leonarda Irmiere, Eugene Kelly, Dorothy Belenski, Dolores Currenti, Joe & Angie Gauger, Dominick Titmas, Father Cassian Miles O.F.M., Msgr. Thomas Coletta, Dee Kievet, Gene Seifried, Mary Ellen Seifried, Sandy Mattera, Joseph Grillo, Assunta Ceravale, Sally Amedore, Edward Belenski, Helen & John Kelly, Mildred Whitney, David Birkner, Teresa Anne Kelly, Daniel Flatt, Loraine Sinnickson, Theresia Kluesanovitz, Minnie Hepp, Sophie Santangelo, Katherine Redl, Vivian D’Amato, Philip Ceravole, John Kluesanovitz, Tony Hepp, Judy Kovalcik, Michael Mastropietro, Al Puntasecca, Assunta Ceravole
a time to be healed: Tonia Kelley, Donnie Stokem, Carol Padden, Victor Irmiere, David Meyer, Anthony Gillio, Catherine Gillio, Margaret M. Carroll, Helen Corbo, Elizabeth Mattaliano, Phyllis Greco, Matthew Reino, Lauren Irmiere, A.T. Frerichs, Nancye Inman, Robert Lombardo, Slater Schuler, Vince Ramundo, Jacquelyn Connors, Paul Boniface, Nayer Azar, Cal Fischetti, Joseph Gillio, Mary Anne Nardi, Ed Thompson, Ginny Page, Joan Fitzpatrick, Kyle Ruffing, J.R. Connell, George Kelly, Bob Trouse, Rae Delmo, Richard Wujciak, Linda Kneis, Carol Ann Spina, Gloria Lynch, Mary Kell, Joan Hughes, Barbara DeSantis, Marie Pasquale, Angie Zisa
a time to be born….Alexis Paige Seraphine, daughter of Richard & Kristen Seraphine was baptized this weekend at Our Lady of Consolation Church.
a time to die….Father Vincent Grogan of St. Anthony’s Friary in Butler; Ernestine Nelson; mother of Jane Nelson, a parishioner here at OLC.
A Message from our Pastoral Associate…
Dear Parishioners, Today’s reading from Hebrews contains the only explicit definition of faith in the Bible. “Faith is the realization of what is hoped for and evidence of things not seen.” Note that faith is defined in terms of hope. People of the Old Testament lived by faith… Abraham left his homeland, accepted God’s promise that he and his descendants would become a great nation. He lived his life by faith and with hope (trust) that Yahweh would fulfill his promises. Moses, Samuel, David and many others took a leap of faith to follow Yahweh’s direction to the Promised Land. This reading from Hebrews invites us to realize the characteristics of faith and hope in our own lives and everyday experiences: knowledge of unseen realities, generous response to God’s call, faithful endurance in the face of suffering and death, and hopeful trust in God’s promises. We each have our own stories of the journey of our personal, and family or community lives that hinge on faith and trust in the Lord. God carries us through times of chaos and crisis as well as times of joy‐filled dreams and promises. Do we believe that God will lead us to the Kingdom of true happiness and eternal joy? The Lord comes to us when we least expect… the Gospel reading tells us: be ready to await the Master’s return… you know not the day or the hour… Let us be vigilant servants and be prepared for the Lord’s coming….
OFFERTORY ENVELOPES If you do not receive your printed offertory envelopes, please contact Joe Donnelly, Director of Stewardship, at 973‐839‐3444 X 117.
PARISH REGISTRATION Young adults of working age, living at home, should register independently of their parents. This will enable us to assist at times of requests for sponsorship of Baptism, Confirmation or Matrimony.
Collection July 31, 2016 Envelopes………………………………… $ 7,917.00 Loose Cash………………………………. 926.00 Direct Deposit*………………….….... 8,350.00 Total……………………….………..… $ 17,193.00 *1st and 15th of Month Only Fiscal Year 7/1/16 ‐ 6/30/17 Collections – Fiscal Year to Date.. $ 74,189.00 Budget ‐ Fiscal Year to Date….….. 86,417.00 Surplus (Deficit)…………….….. $ ( 12,228.00)
New Parishioners
Our Lady of Consolation Parish welcomes the following families to our parish community…
Mrs. Alberta Gavagan Lopez Family, Cesar, Ana Lee, Christian, Jillianne and Felix Audije Mr. Rick Collins Bognar Family, Brian, Denise and Wayne
Weekly Calendar
Sunday
August 7
Blood Pressure Screening in Boardroom 8:45 ‐ 11:45 am
Monday
August 8
Rosary in Parish Chapel – 7:40 am
Senior Activities – Ministry Center 1:00 pm ‐ 3:00 pm Zumba starts at 3:15 pm Call Lucille DiNome 973‐389‐1581
Tuesday
August 9
Rosary in Parish Chapel – 7:40 am
Youth Group “Daycation Bow Tie Cinema” 12:15 ‐ 3:00 p.m.
Ecuador Quilt Meeting – 7:00 pm Seminar Room
Wednesday August 10
Rosary in Parish Chapel – 7:40 am
Mass in Parish Chapel – 8:00 am
Thursday August 11
Rosary ‐ Parish Chapel – 7:40 am
Mass in Parish Chapel – 8:00 am
Bible Study – 7:00 pm Seminar Room
Sr. Arlene’s Book Club Boardroom – 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Friday
August 12
Novena ‐ Parish Chapel – 7:30 am
Rosary ‐ Parish Chapel – 7:40 am
Mass – Parish Chapel – 8:00 am
REMINDER
Since the Feast of the Assumption (August 15th) falls on a Monday this year the obligation to attend mass
is NOT in force.
Religious Education CCD REGISTRATIONS ARE NOW OVER‐ DUE Please send in ASAP so we can organize classes and order supplies. Questions? Email Debbie @ [email protected]. Thank you!
The full Religious Ed calendar is up on our website (olcparish.org under religious formation) please make sure to check it out so you are aware when classes begin and the full schedule.
DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO… Has never been Baptized or was Baptized in another faith and now would like to become Catholic…
Has been Baptized Catholic but never received the Sacraments of Eucharist and/or Confirmation…
Is Catholic, but would like to grow more in their Faith…
We have the program for them? The Right of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) We meet one evening per week beginning in October. If you are interested or know someone who may be, please contact either Ken Arbuckle @ 973‐696‐7918 or Debbie Dericks @ [email protected] for more info. All are welcome!!
Memorials The Sanctuary Lamp Dedication… The requested donation is $10.00 a week or $40.00 a month. Eucharistic Bread & Wine… The requested donation is $25.00 a week or $100.00 a month. Memorial Candle & Plaque for St. Jude or the Blessed Mother...The donation is $100.00 for one year. Memorial Garden Plaque & Perpetual Remembrance… A one‐time donation is $250.00.
Youth Ministry SERVICE PROJECT‐CAR WASH: On Sunday, August 7th, we will have a Service Project ‐ Car Wash. Great chance to get a jump on Service Hours 8:30‐11:00 a.m.! (NO RAINDATE!) Benefits NCYC. SERVICE PROJECT: Sort Backpacks On Sunday, August 7th, OLC is having a Service Project and teens are needed to help sort School Backpacks for Needy from 1:00‐2:00 p.m. in Church! Must RSVP Joel Lange 973‐703‐1334!! YOUTH GROUP “DAY‐CATION” 6th‐12th Graders are invited to join our Youth Group for a DAYcation to Bow Tie Cinemas in Preakness on Tuesday, August 9th! Meet at box office at 12:15 p.m. to purchase $6 admission to see “Ghostbusters” rated PG‐13! (NOTE: PG‐13 defined as “parents advised that film contains material deemed unsuitable for children under the age of 13.”) Get picked up at theatre at 3:00 p.m.
DAYcation Permission Form:
__________ (Grade= ___) has my permission to attend OLC Daycation.
Parent’s signature: __________________ Emergency #: __________
Confirmation Registration: 1st and 2nd Year Confirmation Registration overdue ‐ late fee applies. 1st Year Candidate must schedule a Parent/s and Teen initial Confirmation Interview with Laura. Schedule will be emailed this week. DID YOU KNOW? Our biggest supply expense is paper! We use lots of 20 lb. multi‐use 8 ½” x 11” paper in white and all colors! Our Youth Ministry Program is accepting donations of packs of paper to get us through another year! Thanks so much for your anticipated generosity!
KATIE’S KAMP PROJECT: OLC has a terminally ill single Mom with a beautiful 7 year old daughter, Katie. Katie’s Uncle (Mom’s brother) accepted the role of raising Katie. He has never been married or a parent. He needs to continue to work. “Henry’s Halo” generously sponsored Katie’s summer camp! OLC is helping out with financial needs. Donations made to OLC with memo: “Katie’s Kamp.” Thanks! VIRTUS “Protect God’s Children” Any volunteer over 18 years old, must have VIRTUS “Protect God’s Children” certification to be a Catechist/Chaperone at OLC to work with those under 18 years old! Please Register for a one‐time workshop at www.virtus.org.
Choose one:
Wednesday, October 5th ‐ 7 p.m. at Our Lady of the Magnificat‐Kinnelon
Tuesday, October 11th ‐ 4:30 p.m. at St. Andrew’s‐Clifton
Monday, October 17th ‐ 7:00 p.m. at St. Joe’s‐West Milford
SERVICE PROJECT‐Wiffleball & Volleyball Benefit: On Tuesday, August 16th, OLC Youth Group will host Service Project – “Outdoor Wiffleball & Vollyeball Benefit for ‘Henry’s Halo’” on the field behind the Rectory from 12:30‐2:30 p.m. Must donate $10 check made payable to OLC to play! RSVP TEXT 201‐264‐6408. 6th‐12th Graders, friends, and Alumni welcomed! If Raining or too hot/humid, will be held inside Air Conditioned gym! SERVICE PROJECT‐“Flag Football/Soccer Benefit” On Tuesday, August 23rd OLC Youth Group will hold a Service Project – “Flag Football and Soccer Benefit” in the field behind the Rectory from 12:30‐2:30 p.m. $10 to participate. Benefits the National Catholic Youth Conference. 6th‐12th graders invited! MUST RSVP TEXT Laura 201‐264‐6408 by 8/22/16! (Rain or extreme heat it will be held in Air Conditioned Gym of Ministry Center.)
Outreach Ministries
Rainbows for ALL Children The Rainbows Program is designed to help elementary school children and their families through transitions resulting from any type of loss, separation, divorce or death. Registration forms for the fall semester of Rainbows are located in racks at either entrance to church. Prior registration is necessary Rainbows sessions are held on Thursdays from 6:30 to 7:30 PM in the Ministry Center. If you are interested in becoming a facilitator for these sessions, please call Sr. Arlene at 973‐839‐3444 Ext. 116 to discuss the training process. Your help with this rewarding ministry would be most appreciated!
The next blood pressure screening takes place at the Parish Center on Sunday, August 7th, 2016 from 8:45 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
NINETEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
First Reading: Wisdom 18:6‐9 In this excerpt, the Israelites are reminded that they were warned before God sent an angel to slay the first born of the Egyptians. God called on them to have courage, and then rewarded them by punishing their enemies and leading them from captivity. Second Reading: Hebrews 11:1‐2, 8‐19 Faith is described as true belief even toward things we cannot see. Abram's faith in God was so deep that he wandered through a foreign land, convinced God's promise of a homeland was sincere. God honored his promise to give Abram many descendants, and was proud of the deep faith Abram and his people possessed.
Program Helping Young Adults with Special Needs
The Department for Persons with Disabilities (DPD) is proud to announce the fall opening of their Saturdays at the Center program (SATC)! DPD is a nonprofit, Catholic Charities organization in the Diocese of Paterson that provides support for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families.
This endeavor is designed for young adults with disabilities living in the community, who are interested in weekend socialization and recreational activities with their peers.
Education about group home and independent living is also part of the curriculum. Respite time for caregivers of the participating individuals will be provided, as the program is well supervised by experienced staff and volunteers.
SATC will meet Saturdays at Gruenert Center on Rt. 15 in Lake Hopatcong and will run for a 12 week span. Meeting times are from 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. The tuition for the entire program is $120 plus minimal additional fees for special activities such as bowling or dining out.
They are seeking interested participants and volunteers for their fall start date of September 17, 2016.
Please contact Patt Foth, SATC Coordinator, at (973)440‐0983 or [email protected] for any further information or to obtain applications. You can also visit www.dpd.org or www.facebook.com/dpdcc for more information about DPD.
SENIORS UNLIMITED Back by popular demand! Hunterdon Hills
Playhouse to see “Squabbles” a fun filled comedy on
Tuesday, October 18th. Price of a ticket is $65.00 includes play,
luncheon and bus. Bus is leaving OLC parking lot at 10:30 AM.
Seats are limited! Please call Marie Padula at 973‐696‐9142 or
Pat Rizzo at 973‐694‐5062 for tickets.
BILLBOARD
Social Justice
Three stations are set up for ink cartridge recycling! They are located in the main entrance of OLC, at the side exit, and directly in the front of you as you enter the Parish Center.
Please Support This Project!!!
Our ministry’s ongoing cartridge recycling program has been profitable. Please put the cartridges in boxes which are located at both entrances to the church or in the parish center. The monies realized from this project are used when needed for activities throughout the year!
Thank you!!!
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