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The Angelus Januar y 28, 2018
Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time
465 Main Street Little Falls, New Jersey 07424
Ph: 973-256-5200 Fax: 973-256-0185 www.holyangelsrc.org
www.facebook.com/ourladyoftheholyangelscatholicchurch
Our Lady of the Holy Angels
Roman Catholic Church
Rite of Reconciliation
(Confessions)
Saturday: 3:45 PM
Confessions take place in the Church.
Other times are available by appointment.
Office Hours
Monday-Friday: 9:00 AM-4:30 PM
Sunday: 9:00 AM-1:00 PM
Contact Us Phone: 973-256-5200 Fax: 973-256-0185
NEW Website: www.holyangelsrc.org General E-mail: [email protected]
NEW Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/ourladyoftheholyangelscatholicchurch
PASTOR Msgr. T. Mark Condon x-17 [email protected] PAROCHIAL VICAR Rev. Giovanni A. Rodriguez x-21 [email protected] DEACON Deacon Joe Sisco x-22 [email protected] MUSIC MINISTRY Stella Crispo x-23 [email protected] BAPTISM Parish Office x-10 FAITH FORMATION (1-6) Trish Filiaci x-26 [email protected] FAITH FORMATION SECTY Josephine Lyons x-24 [email protected] CONFIRMATION YEAR 1 & 2 Trish Filiaci x-26 [email protected] MARRIAGE Parish Office x-10 FINANCE/OFFICE MANAGER Beverly Cuccinelli x-11 [email protected] BULLETIN EDITOR Louise Cox [email protected]
Mass Schedule
Monday-Friday 7:00 AM, 11:45 AM
Both celebrated in the Chapel.
Saturday 5:00 PM
Sunday 7:30 AM, 9:30 AM, 11:30 AM, 5:00 PM, 6:30 PM (Spanish)
This Week’s SPOTLIGHT!
ONLINE GIVING Page 3
TRICKY TRAY Page 3
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Page 3
CALENDAR RAFFLE WINNERS
Page 6
MARDI GRAS PARTY & 50/50 RAFFLE
Pages 6 & 7
FAITH FORMATION Page 8
CALIFORNIA PIZZA FUNDRAISER
Page 9
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Bulletin Submissions [email protected] Deadline is Wednesday at 2:00 PM for the following week’s bulletin (ten-day notice). All requests must be submitted in writing (hardcopy or e-mail). Editor reserves the right to schedule, edit or omit articles. Article submission does not guarantee publication. No “ads” are accepted, i.e. for sale, for rent, etc.
Parish “CARES Mobile” Mary Dominianni, *973-256-4109 *Please, no calls after 9:00 PM If you need transportation to keep an appointment, or to visit a relative in a nearby hospital or nursing home, please call Mary.
Visiting the Homebound and Hospitalized Please call the Parish Ministry Center and let us know that a loved one or dear friend is hospitalized or homebound.
Eucharist for the Homebound Agnes Arena, 973-256-5006 If you know of any parishioner who wishes to receive Eucharist at home, please call with the appropriate information, or have them call. We have several trained Eucharistic Ministers for the Homebound available.
Anointing of the Sick or Elderly It is generally best to call while the sick person can participate in the rite. Please call the Parish Ministry Center.
Novenas after Masses Tues.: St. Anthony & Mary, Mother of God; Thurs.: St. Jude
Music Ministry Stella Crispo, 973-256-5200 x-23 Children’s Choir: Sunday 9:30 AM; Adult Choir: Sunday 11:30 AM.
Marriage 973-256-5200 x-10 Arrangements must be made at least 1 year in advance.
Infant Baptism 973-256-5200 x-10 We strongly suggest you prepare for your baby’s baptism by attending the preparation class at least 2 months before your baby’s baptism. Both parents are required to attend. Please call the Parish Ministry Center for dates of upcoming sessions. Pre-registration is required to attend a session.
JPIC (Justice, Peace, & the Integrity of Creation Committee) Agnes Czaplinski, 973-942-7167 Please call for meeting schedule.
Rosary Society Barbara D’Allegro, 973-808-8568
Knights of Columbus Mike Vaclavicek, 973-907-3229
Weekly Readings & Faith Sharing Questions
visit: www.usccb.org/bible/index.cfm
Monday, January 29th 2 Sm 15:13-14, 30; 16:5-13; Ps 3:2-7; Mk 5:1-20
Tuesday, January 30th 2 Sm 18:9-10, 14b, 24-25a, 30—19:3; Ps 86:1-6; Mk 5:21-43
Wednesday, January 31st 2 Sm 24:2, 9-17; Ps 32:1-2, 5-7; Mk 6:1-6
Thursday, February 1st 1 Kgs 2:1-4, 10-12; 1 Chr 29:10-12; Mk 6:7-13
Friday, February 2nd Mal 3:1-4; Ps 24:7-10; Heb 2:14-18; Lk 2:22-40 [22-32]
Saturday, February 3rd 1 Kgs 3:4-13; Ps 119:9-14; Mk 6:30-34
Sunday, February 4th Jb 7:1-4, 6-7; Ps 147:1-6; 1 Cor 9:16-19, 22-23; Mk 1:29-39
1. What struck you most from this week’s readings? 2. Why do you think it struck you? 3. What ideas do you find most challenging in the text? 4. Were there any readings you don’t understand? 5. Is there any part you find difficult to accept or agree with? 6. What from the readings do you find memorable? What do
you think you will remember and carry within you in the future?
Weekly Calendar Sunday, January 28th 10:30 AM -
2:00 PM - Faith Formation Classes - Gr. 1-4 Faith Formation Classes - Gr. 7-8
Monday, January 29th Tuesday, January 30th Wednesday, January 31st
4:00 PM - Children’s Choir Rehearsal Thursday, February 1st
7:30 PM - Adult Choir Rehearsal Friday, February 2nd Saturday, February 3rd Sunday, February 4th 10:30 AM - Faith Formation Classes - Gr. 1-4
2/1, 2/8, 2/15, 2/22 - California Pizza Kitchen
2/13 - Mardi Gras 50/50 Drawing and Volunteer Mardi Gras Thank You Party
5/2/18 - Tricky Tray “Vegas Style”
Misa en Español!!! Tendremos la celebración de la Sagrada Eucaristía en Español todos los domingos 6:30 PM. Te esperamos!!!
JPIC Project for MYCHAL’S MESSAGE Blessed Bloomers In honor of Fr. Mychal Judge, ofm, Mychal's Message will once again be distributing new underwear (briefs and/or boxers) and socks in late January. Please help us to provide these basic essentials to those in need. The "Blessed Bloomers" can be dropped off in the containers at the church doors or tax deductible donations can be sent to Mychal's Message, PO Box 6404, Lancaster, PA 17607. For further info contact Agnes Czaplinski: 973-942-7167 or http://www.mychalsmessage.org/. Thank you!
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Mass Intentions
Sunday, January 28th 7:30 AM - 9:30 AM -
11:30 AM -
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM -
Joseph Chang (Liv.) Carmine J. and Rosemary Conti Marion Csigi, Deceased Members of the Contangelo Family, Helen Vander Bok Joseph Cagna Por las intenciones de toda la comunidad (Spanish Mass)
Monday, January 29th
Tuesday, January 30th
Wednesday, January 31st 7:00 AM -
11:45 AM - People of the Parish Gaetano Di Benedetto
Thursday, February 1st 7:00 AM -
11:45 AM - People of the Parish Carole Gallagher (8th Anniv.)
Friday, February 2nd 7:00 AM -
11:45 AM - People of the Parish Gemelina Ras
Saturday, February 3rd 5:00 PM - Matthew Gengo, All Souls in Purgatory,
Michael Celuch Sunday, February 4th
7:30 AM - 9:30 AM -
11:30 AM -
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM -
People of the Parish Mary Pullara Deceased Members of the Salluce Family Josephine Chichelo, Joseph Tomasi Loved Ones in the Mass of Remembrance Book Divina Acevedo (3rd Ann) and Jose N. D’Orville
7:00 AM - 11:45 AM -
7:00 AM - 11:45 AM -
Howard L. Criger, Jr. People of the Parish
Mr. & Mrs. Wei Tack Chang Gladys Ochab
Saturday, January 27th 5:00 PM - Mr. & Mrs. John Josephs, Josephine Chichelo,
Mary Bakic
In Memoriam, Over the Past 20 Years January 27, 1997 to February 2, 2017
Louis J. Di Giacomo 01 27 1998 Eleanor Conte 01 27 2000
Jack R. Albanese 01 27 2010 Catherine A. Sichko 01 28 2002 Bernard C. Lennox 01 28 2005
Julia Torsiello 01 28 2006 Warren De Mauro 01 28 2008
Rosa Serrano 01 28 2014 Margaret A. Fox 01 29 1998
Teresa M. Mc Cullough 01 29 2003 Glenn R. Durocher 01 29 2012
Patricia Conlon 01 29 2014 Caroline Czepiel 01 30 1999
Elizabeth G. De Ceglie 01 30 2001 Ralph C. Miller, Jr. 01 30 2003
James J. Murphy 01 30 2015 Adolfo Morciano 01 31 1998
Rose Kirsch 01 31 2004 Angelina Vigorita 01 31 2010
Frances Mary Lonsky 01 31 2014 Victor F. Winkler 01 31 2015
Irene Lijoi 02 01 2009 Doris Jean Miskar 02 01 2013
Salvator Rego 02 02 1999 Edward Rogers 02 02 2002
Donald Tabatneck 02 02 2006 Augusta Asero 02 02 2010
Frances A. Kereluk 02 02 2010 Daniel Russomanno 02 02 2010
Maintenance Collection (2nd Collection on the 3rd Sunday of the month)
Helps defray the costs of rebuilding not covered by insurance and for the general improvement of parish buildings: Saint Francis Hall, Blanche Timm Center, and the School Building. Thank you for your generosity.
Please Pray for Our Sick
Don Barone Corinne Barrett
Donald Capanear Lottie Cappetta
Aidan Carter Domenica Chiricollo
Barbara Choma Rachael Cornetta Vincent Corsaro Juan D’Orville
Esther DeFilippis Rachel Depadova
Anthony Ditorie Steven Domalewski Marlene Dominianni
Ethel Fortino Michael Foschini
Betty Gallagher John Giordano Bernie Giuliano Oleh Haluszka
John Luski Tatyana Lyon Cheryl Marino
Benny Martinez Elaine McGough
Brenda McWeeney David Minchin Carlos Moroen David Murray
Michael N. Mary Nease Laura Nicoll
Janet O’Donnell
Ricky Orefice Rosemary Pannone
Gloria Papciak Diann Puccio
Bishop Frank Rodimer Theresa Shields
Jeff Sigle Mary Lou Sigle Anthony Sisco
Gisella Sisti Jay Spellman
Jacqueline Stevens Robert Stevens
Ira Stormer Denise Swanteck
Janet Wright
Recently Deceased Fee Y. Chan Diane Robinson
Tricky Tray 2018 “Vegas Style”
Volunteers Needed: There will be a meeting Monday, January 29th at 7:00 PM Parish Ministry Center.
Donations Welcome: 2018 Tricky Tray needs your support! Donate any NEW items that can be used to make
baskets. Be creative and make your own themed basket. Monetary donation and we will shop and make the
basket for you.
Baskets Wanted: Please keep our parish Tricky Tray in mind when you are wondering what to do with those empty baskets.
Please drop off your baskets and NEW donated items at the Parish Ministry Center. If you have any questions, please call MaryRose at 973-703-3844.
Giving has never been easier! Another easy way to manage your church giving is with Online Giving. You can manage your giving or give a one-time gift right from your phone. Search the App Stores for Online
Giving or go to www.OLGapp.com and register with our parish.
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My Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Msgr. T. Mark Condon
F S O T “I ”
In our second reading for this Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Saint Paul counsels us through his First Le er to
the Corinthians: “I should like you to be free of all anxie es” (1 Cor. 7:32). Paul preaches the risen Christ as the one who is the key to our freedom from fear and anxiety. A freedom from anxiety indicates, for Paul, that we believe in the power of the redemp on that Christ has accomplished.
Having been freed from fear through the death and resurrec on of Jesus Christ we should be free from the
crushing fear. Our communion with the Lord and the gi of his abiding presence and his gi of redemp on to us gives us the freedom to serve him in peace and joy. Paul preaches a freedom that allows us to give ourselves over to joyful service of the Lord so that we are his witnesses to the gospel. Having given us the gi of redemp on Saint Paul challenges us to live as if we know that we have been redeemed.
Anxiety is a part of life and is a reality that we all must learn to deal with in order to live a healthy life. Worry
can sap our strength and can prevent us from prayer or enjoying the presence of the people in our life who help to calm our fears. Extreme worry can even lead to a kind of hardness of heart that closes us off from the love and companionship of those with whom we share our day. To become hard of heart is to be closed off to the presence of God who con nually seeks us out and seeks to draw us to himself most especially in the difficult and heartbreaking experiences of life. In his June 1, 2017 daily medita on, our Holy Father, Pope Francis spoke about the wisdom of Saint Paul; the Va can News Services provided this summary:
So it was then that ‘this fighter, this boundless proclaimer,’ possessed the ‘mys cal dimension of the encounter with Jesus.’ And his ‘strength’ was precisely ‘this encounter with the Lord that he had in prayer, as it had been at the me of the first encounter on the road to Damascus, when he was going about persecu ng Chris ans.’ Paul, the Holy Father explained, ‘is that man who has encountered the Lord, and he cannot forget that, and he allows the Lord to encounter him and he seeks the Lord so as to encounter Him’. Indeed, a ‘man of prayer.’ Summarizing the three a tudes that characterize Saint Paul, the Pope recalled his ‘apostolic zeal to proclaim Jesus Christ; resistance — resis ng persecu ons; and prayer: encountering the Lord and allowing himself to be encountered by the Lord.’ And recalling ‘an expression of a Church Father of the first century,’ the Pope added, ‘we can say that Paul was con nuing on amid the persecu ons of the world and the consola ons of the Lord.’ Concluding his reflec on, the Holy Father invited all to ask for ‘the grace to learn these three a tudes in our Chris an life: to proclaim Jesus Christ; to resist the seduc ons brought about by the persecu ons and seduc ons which lead us to distance ourselves from Jesus Christ; and the grace of encountering Jesus Christ in prayer.’
The answer to the calming of fears and the an dote for the emp ness that we can some mes experience as we go about our daily responsibili es is a person: Jesus Christ. In Mark’s gospel, we find Jesus cas ng out an unclean spirit and rebuking the spirit. Jesus always warns the spirits not to reveal his iden ty. In a scene from the “Peanuts” comics, Linus comes up to Charlie Brown and says, “Charlie Brown, do you want to know what the trouble with you is?” Charlie Brown answers, “No.” Linus con nues, “The trouble with you, Charlie Brown, is that you don’t want to know what the trouble with you is.”
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Pastor’s Message (...continued from Page 4)
In the gospel, we usually find huge crowds following Jesus. The sick are desperate to get close to Jesus for healing. For most in the crowd, physical healing is the most important gi Jesus offers. But the Lord wants them to know that there is more to his mission. Following the healings, Jesus sternly warns the unclean spirits, who recognize him, not to tell anyone of his iden ty. Why is that? Why does Jesus want to keep his true iden ty a secret from some – at least for a me? Jesus keeps his iden ty secret from some because he was seeking to save all people and some people in the crowd, even some who had been healed of their physical illnesses, were not ready to hear the truth of who Jesus is because they were not ready to understand the truth about themselves. The mission of Jesus, the redemp on that he will accomplish will not only involve the glory of his resurrec on from the dead, it will include the mystery of the cross. Many were not ready to hear that. Some mes we aren’t ready for that truth either. Some mes our heaviest crosses are illusions about ourselves. They are heaviest because they are crosses of our own making. To grow in our life of faith we need to have the gi of self-understanding. But self-understanding takes me to reach. Some mes we can be unaware of our faults. Not because we think we are perfect but because we can fail to see how our ac ons affect others. Or because we have illusions about the way we think that life should be. Jesus wants his followers to understand the demands of following him – and that always involves the cross – but he is willing to give us me to understand where we need to change our thinking and a tudes. Winston Churchill, who led England through World War II, once said: “I am always ready to learn although I don’t always like being taught.” It takes humility and courage to admit that we need others to learn the truth about ourselves and who we are before God. Our rela onships with others teach us so much about ourselves. Our rela onship with God teaches us most of all. Knowing the truth about ourselves is not an exercise in numbering all of our faults. Understanding who we are before God means that we put our rela onship with God first and that we are open to the difficult things God calls us to do. At the beginning of this New Year it is a good me to ask ourselves: “What is it about myself that I want to be er understand?” This is the me to ask God for the strength to begin anew. What is it that is standing in the way of deepening my rela onship with God and others? Is it jealousy, or envy, or selfishness? The Lord gradually reveals his purposes for our lives. We too slowly understand God’s ac on in our lives. The good news of the New Year is that God might be calling us to a new way of living that will be both a surprise and a joy and that he gives us the light of the Holy Spirit to guide us. The message of this Gospel is that Jesus is the Eternal Word of God who has authority over all. As we move from day to day we ask for grace to put fear and anxiety aside. We will always have some worries but we ask for the strength that we need to put aside that degree of anxiety that saps our strength and prevents us from serving the Lord as we can. The Opening Prayer for this Sunday asks: “Grant us, Lord our God, that we may honor you with all your mind, and love you in truth of heart.” By concentra ng on the needs of others we can find that our own worries are at least diminished if not eliminated.
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Pastor’s Message (...continued from Page 5)
L B – A W F 14, 2018
On Wednesday, February 14, 2018 we begin the holy season of Lent. Lent is the period of me when we prepare ourselves to celebrate the great feast of the Resurrec on of Easter. During Lent we concentrate in an intense way on the call to discipleship through prayer, fas ng, and almsgiving – caring for the poor. Lent can be a privileged
me when our hearts are renewed and our mission to be disciples of the Lord is refocused and intensified. Please join us for the celebra on of the Eucharist on Ash Wednesday – all Masses and Liturgies of the Word will be celebrated in the Church: Mass: 7:00, 11:45 AM; 7:30 PM; Liturgy of the Word with the imposi on of ashes: 4:15 and 5:45 PM. Taking part in the celebra on of Mass is the best way to begin this Lenten season of grace. Daily Mass, or taking part in Mass at least one addi onal day in the week, can also be the very best way to travel the Lenten journey with a sense of purpose, expecta on, and to open us to the power of God’s grace at work in us.
M C T
Thank you for your generosity in last week’s second collec on, the Maintenance Collec on. Your generosity helps us to keep up with the repairs and improvements which must be con nually made to our parish buildings. Thank you!
Sincerely in Christ,
Monsignor T. Mark Condon Pastor
Troubled Marriage? Retrouvaille is a Catholic-based program open to couples of all faiths in troubled marriages. For upcoming dates and to register, call 732-236-0671, visit www.retrouvaille.org or e-mail [email protected]. All calls are confidential.
Calendar Raffle Winners! Thank you to all who participated in our Calendar Raffle!
It was a complete success! Congratulations to the following winners!!
Date Ticket No. Winner Prize
1/15 1005 Marielle Beausoleil $50.00
1/16 808 Ben Thomas $50.00
1/17 850 William Schnabel $50.00
1/18 1028 John Gaffney $50.00
1/19 305 Thomas Friend $50.00
1/20 761 Philip Sgobba $50.00
1/21 498 Robert Sullivan $100.00
You are invited to Our Lady of the Holy Angels
Volunteer “Mardi Gras” Thank You Party
Tuesday, February 13, 2018 6:30 PM-9:00 PM in St. Francis Hall
Food – Drinks – Dessert
Please call the Ministry Center at 973-256-5200 or email: [email protected]
by February 9, 2018
Please provide your Name, Phone Number and Volunteer Ministry
Adults only - Alcohol will be served
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A Special Invitation to the Ladies of the Parish
For every great Catholic men’s organization, there is an equally great Catholic women’s organization. Mark the date, March 21, 2018 at 7:30 PM in St. Francis Hall for a special presentation and open house about the Columbiettes. If you have any questions, please contact Mike Vaclavicek at 973-907-3229.
Please complete and return this form with your $5 per ticket to: Holy Angels Church, Parish Ministry Center, Att: 50/50 Raffle, 465 Main Street, Little Falls, NJ 07424
Name: Phone: (Please print clearly)
Email: (Please print clearly)
Address: (Please print clearly)
Method of payment: Cash Check Visa/MC Qty. of Tickets: x $5 each = $ (Total)
Visa/MC #: Expiration Date: Signature: Name, Address and Telephone Number on Ticket for Each Recipient:
Name Address Tele #
$5.00 a Ticket or
Buy a book for $50.00
“You’ve got to be in it to WIN IT!!”
2018 “Mardi Gras” 50/50 Drawing on Sale NOW!!
Our Food Pantry Shelves are Bare! Mike Vaclavicek and Ed Kohler, coordinators of our wonderful food pantry, tell us that our shelves are bare. We are in need of boxes of macaroni and cheese, pasta, cereal, jars of pasta sauce, peanut butter, jelly, and canned vegetables. Please help us help those families in need. Simply drop off your kind donations at the doors of the church or at the Parish Ministry Center. Your support goes a long way in helping others.
FOOD PANTRY
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Faith Formation Corner
Attention 2nd Grade Parents: As weekly mass is an integral part of our lives as Catholics, it is important that our children attend weekly mass. This is especially important as they prepare for the Sacrament of First Eucharist and equally important after they receive their Sacrament. While our parish offers many masses during each weekend for us to attend, during the next several weeks, we require that all children who will soon receive the Sacrament of First Eucharist, attend the Sunday 9:30 AM mass together as a group. Attending mass together shall begin on Sunday, February 25, 2018 and continue through each of the remaining weekends of preparation.
These dates that your children will be attending 9:30 AM mass together are as follows:
2/25, 3/4, 3/11, 3/18, 4/8, 4/15, 4/22, 4/29
We require at least one parent or guardian to accompany and stay with the child during Mass. When you arrive, please sign the attendance form that will be located at the front and rear entrances of the church. After Mass please bring your child to their respective classroom for their weekly instruction.
Thank you for your cooperation and support.
Sisters Against Trafficking JANUARY IS NATIONAL SLAVERY
AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING AWARENESS MONTH There are millions of slaves on the earth today, including millions of children who will never see the inside of a classroom. Plan to learn something this month about Modern Day Slavery. Please visit the U.S. Catholic Sisters Against Human Trafficking website sistersagainsttrafficking.org.
Knights of Columbus Council #3835
Fish & Chips Dinner by Thistle Caterers
Friday, February 16, 2018* at 5:30 PM Holy Angels Church in St. Francis Hall
INCLUDES: Cole slaw
Refreshments Dessert, Coffee and Tea
Adult - $16; Children under 12 - $10
Eat in or take out *RESERVATIONS BY February 14th
For tickets, please call: Mike V. – 973-907-3229 Rich Z. – 973-851-0332
Pancake Breakfast Thank You Many thanks to all the Knights of Columbus Council 3835 members who came to our January 21st pancake breakfast in St. Francis Hall. Special thanks to Barbara and Bob Haussmann plus Mike Vaclavicek for all their food shopping and kitchen efforts. Thanks to Al Booth, Rich Molteni, Ron Yutko and Maria Vanora for all their assistance, especially during the clean up procedures.
Also, many thanks to all the parishioners who came to support our pancake breakfast that benefits our vocation sponsorships. With Thanks, Chris Troyano Chancellor
Christmas Gifts of Hope Thank You
Catholic Family & Community Services (Santa hat tags) The saying goes, “A picture is worth a thousand words.” How many words and feelings do you think our many clients had for the Christmas Blessing Holiday of 2017? Our children and families thank you and wish you all a Happy New Year.
Have You Suffered an Abortion? Experience God’s love and mercy and begin the journey of healing by contacting the Sisters of Life. Please call 866-575-0075 or e-mail [email protected]. For men, call Theresa Bonopartis at Lumina at 877-586-4621 or e-mail [email protected].
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Fundraiser in support of:
Our Lady of the Holy Angels
Thursday, February 1, 2018 Thursday, February 8, 2018 Thursday, February 15, 2018 Thursday, February 22, 2018
11:00 AM-10:00 PM
Valid at the following location: California Pizza Kitchen Willowbrook Mall 1400 Willowbrook Mall Wayne, NJ 07470 973-837-9502 *Make Copies of This Flyer and Bring EVERY THURSDAY!
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Christmas 2016 Christmas 2017
$48,522
$46,957
Maintenance Collection Fund Last Collection 1/21/18 2017-2018 Cumulative Collection
Next Collection 2/17/18-2/18/18
$4,181
$24,925
Envelope Usage Registered Households Households Receiving Envelopes Households Using Envelopes
1,789
396 327
Financial Outlook Ending 1/21/18
Collection Goals 2017-2018 Yearly Collection Goal 2017-2018 Weekly Goal
$535,500
$10,500
Collection 1/21/18 Collection thru envelopes/checks Collection thru Cash Auto Debit Program Weekly Collection Total
$6,203 $1,709 $ 580 $8,492
Weekly Collection Analysis Collection Shortage - 1/21/18 Cumulative Shortage
Fiscal Year 7/1/16-6/30/17 $ 2,008 $19,479
Our Lady of the Holy Angels Church Votive Light Memorial Opportunity
Deceased/Intention:
Location: ___ Sacred Heart of Jesus
___ Saint Anthony of Padua, Saint Jude Thaddeus, and Saint Thérèse of Lisieux (The Little Flower)
I would like to remember my loved one with a Memorial Candle.
My choice is: ___ One-time cost of $500.00 ____________ (check enclosed)
___ One-time cost of $500.00 - five monthly installments
___ Bill yearly at $75.00
Your name:
Address:
Phone: Signature:
Mail to: Our Lady of the Holy Angels Attn: Beverly Cuccinelli
465 Main Street, Little Falls, NJ 07424
Our Lady of the Holy Angels Knights of Columbus Council 3835 hosted the Paterson Diocesan Federation meeting with Bishop Serratelli the evening of Friday, January 19th in St. Francis Hall.
Knights of Columbus Paterson Federation Meeting with the Bishop
Above: Mike Vaclavicek addresses the Knights. Left: Several Council members prepare dinner.
Photos compliments of parishioner and member of the Knights of Columbus Christopher Troyano.
Above: Bishop Serratelli walks through the Color Guard. Right: Bishop Serratelli addresses the Knights about Right to Life.
