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OUR LADY OF THE
MOUNTAIN CHURCH 2 E A S T S P R I N G T O W N R O A D • L O N G V A L L E Y , N J 0 7 8 5 3
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday: 6:00 pm outside
Sunday: 9:30 am outside, 10:45 am & 12:15 pm inside
Weekdays: 9:30 am (Monday - Friday)
Due to Coronavirus “The following are suspended until further notice Teen Mass: 5:00 pm / 1st Saturday (October - March)
Grades K - 3: 5:00 pm / 2nd Saturday (October / December / February)
Grades 4 - 6: 5:00 pm / 2nd Saturday (November / January / March)
Sacrament of Reconciliation (Penance): Saturday, 4:15 & 6:30 pm, any day before or after Mass or by appointment.
Baptism: The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated every Sunday at 1:30 pm (with a few exceptions). Please call the Parish Office to schedule a time. A Baptism Preparation class is required for first time parents.
In case of emergency – priest for sick: 201-841-4952
STAFF
Rev. Marcin Michalowski, Pastor [email protected]
Rev. Joemin (Jayke) K.C. Parinas, Parochial Vicar [email protected]
KellyAnn Tell, Religious Education Director 908-876-4003 / [email protected] FOR EMERGENCIES ONLY during class times, on Sundays or Mondays, please call 908-876-5024
Melissa Rivera, Parish Bookkeeper [email protected]
Kim Smith, Parish Secretary [email protected]
Dolores Reagle, Youth Coordinator [email protected]
Bruce Haskell & Cindy Jones Parish Trustees
SERVED BY
Rev. Msgr. Raymond Lopatesky Weekend Assistant
Rev. Edward Davey Senior Priest Assistant
Deacon Thomas P. Gibbons
Deacon Robert C. Head
Deacon James Jones PARISH REGISTRATION
Registration forms are available in the office or can be found on the church website.
Phone: 908-876-4395 Fax: 908-876-3744 Web: www.ourladyofthemountain.org
Marriage: Preparation process should be made at least one year in advance. Please call the Parish Office for more information.
Hospital Visitation: Please notify the Parish Office when a member of the family is in the hospital or homebound.
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
“Recognizing that we are the Body of Christ, the Catholic Community of Our Lady of the Mountain is called to live the Gospel. We desire to express our commitment to this call through praise-filled celebration, which culminates in our being sent into the community to actively reach out to others. Thus, we seek to grow in Christian love.”
MASS SCHEDULE ON
HOLY DAY OF OBLIGATION
Vigil: 7:30 pm Holy Day: 6:30 am, 9:30 am; 4:30 pm DEVOTIONS
1st Saturday 9:00 am - Confession 9:30 am - Rosary 10:00 am - Holy Mass
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament with Confession: 1st Monday of the month: 7:00 - 8:00 pm
Divine Mercy Devotion: 1st Friday of the month: 3:00 pm
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2020 6:00 pm----Thomas Guard
---Marlene Saxman
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2020 9:30 am----Joan Sodano 10:45 am----Daniel Leahy ---- Joan Wolinski 12:15 pm---William Corchado
MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2020 9:30 am -- Paul Shernce ---- Sylvia Levesque
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2020 9:30 am -- Thomas Guard
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2020 9:30 am---- Diana O’Rourke ---- Henry Beauchime ---- Tommy Pentland
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2020 9:30 am----Alfred Sacco
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2020 9:30 am----Peter Stanzione
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2020 6:00 pm---Ed Ulatowski
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2020 9:30 am---Felicia Sansone ---- Paul Guterl ---- Francisco Elane 10:45 am----Alice Whedon (90th Birthday) 12:15 pm---Glenn Evans ---- Fanny Aristizabal SANCTUARY LAMP In memory of Dn. Pat VanOrman PLEASE WATCH FOR UPDATES OF THE MASS SCHEDULE ON THE WEBSITE!!
SUNDAY OFFERING
October 3-4 $6,479.00 Mission Sunday $ 41.00 Monthly $1,302.00 Cupboard $ 100.00 Beacon $ 40.00 All Saints $ 45.00 All Souls $ 41.00 TOTAL $8,042.00
THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY!! Reminder: If you attend Mass at either St. Luke’s or St. Mark’s you can drop your Our Lady of the Mountain envelope in the collection basket and it will be credited as your donation to Our Lady of the Mountain.
FAITH DIRECT
Fall is here along with our traditional season of stewardship. However, this year has been anything but typical, which is why we are reaching out to our parishioners. This year people throughout our community have turned to us for help. However, Our Lady of the Mountain can only continue to meet that need with your assistance. Your valuable online donations help us to continue our ministry to answer their call for help. We prayerfully request that you consider signing up for eGiving from your computer, smartphone or tablet and set up a recurring donation or make a one-time gift. Sign up today by visiting faith.direct/NJ568, or text ‘Enroll’ to (908-651-9118). Thank you for your continued support of our parish family. God Bless You, Fr. Marcin
MINISTRIES
Altar Servers ---------------------- Fr. Marcin ------------------------- 876-4395 Baptism Preparation ------------ Fr. Marcin ------------------------- 876-4395 Children’s Liturgy ---------------- Debi Pinelli ------------------ 908-256-6338 Columbiettes --------------------- Laura Bigos ------------------ 551-206-9874 Eucharistic Ministers ----------- Cindy Jones ----------------------- 684-0661 Evangelization -------------------- Renny Hodgskin ------------------ 876-4395 Food Pantry Director ----------- Traci Geraghty -------------------- 876-4003 Gift Shop --------------------------- Fran Clary -------------------------- 852-5779 Knights of Columbus ------------ John Clary ------------------------- 852-5779 Lectors------------------------------ Chris Latran ----------------------- 852-9341 Music/Choir Director ----------- Rita Mueller ----------------- 973-862-2095 R.C.I.A. ----------------------------- Fr. Marcin ------------------------- 876-4395 Rosary Altar Society ------------ Carol Petronella ------------ 732-794-8382 Sacristan --------------------------- Linda Richartz -------------------- 876-4395 Visiting Ministry ----------------- Deacon Bob Head --------------- 684-8399 Weddings -------------------------- Kim Smith ------------------------- 876-4395
Local Youth Protection / Safe Environment Coordinator: Kim Smith
THIS WEEK’S EVENTS Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Daily Mass 9:30am
Daily Mass 9:30am
Daily Mass 9:30am Peer Ministry
Daily Mass 9:30am
Daily Mass 9:30am
MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK
October 11th, 2020 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Today we mark 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time. In today’s Gospel Jesus is inviting us to join him in the great feast in heaven. We like being invited to social occasions. We enjoy the good company, the fellowship and of course the fine food. There is one feast to which we are all invited, the greatest feast of them all, the banquet in heaven. Jesus issued this invitation in the form of the parable in our Gospel today to the chief priests and Jewish elders. God the Father, gave a feast for his son’s wedding; Jesus is the groom wedded to the Church. The prophecy of Isaiah in our first reading was about God preparing a banquet for all people a banquet of fine wine. While it could refer to the feast at the end of time in heaven I think we could see it also referring to what God did for us in Jesus through the Church. This prophecy of fine wine was fulfilled in the very first miracle of Jesus at the wedding in Cana when Jesus changed the water into wine. When Jesus performed the miracle at Cana it meant the Old
Testament prophecies about the future Messiah were now beginning to be fulfilled and after Pentecost all peoples would be welcomed into the Church to taste this wine.
Even though Isaiah’s prophecy about all being invited to taste the wine in the banquet of the Church open to all people is now fulfilled, there is a warning at the end of the parable in the Gospel. The king noticed someone at the wedding banquet not wearing the wedding garment and ordered him to be thrown out. We can understand this to mean that the man was not living a good life, he was not living like one invited by God to his banquet. In the Book of Revelation we are told that the Bride of the Lamb, the Church, wears a clean white linen garment which is the righteous deeds of the holy ones. Yes we are all invited to the feast in the kingdom of heaven but we are to come to the feast
properly dressed, living good lives that show we are worthy to be invited to that feast. If we are not properly clothed, not living good Christian lives, God in his great mercy has given us the means of washing our clothes, the Sacrament of Reconciliation. As we receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation we take off our old clothes and put the new clothes of the grace of Christ. The thinking is common now that we will all go to heaven; we are all invited to heaven but as we heard in our Gospel we need to be properly dressed, living a good life, to be granted admittance to the kingdom. The letter to the Colossians gives us advice about what clothes a Christian is to put one. “Put on then, as God’s chosen ones, holy and beloved, heartfelt compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience, bearing with one another and forgiving one another, if one has a grievance against another; as the Lord has forgiven you, so must you also do. And over all these put on love, that is, the bond of perfection.” (Colossians 3:12-14)
COVID – HELP I thank you for your support. It is only through your contributions that we are able to survive and deliver services and carry out the important spiritual work within the church and beyond especially now during this pandemic time. I hope I can continue to count on your generous support. Because of you, we are able to make the impact we do. $20.300 FROM 69 DONORS.
2020 Diocesan Ministries Appeal “Love Thy Neighbor”
October is very special and important month for Catholics. The first of all this is a month of the Holy Rosary. During this month church is encouraging us to pray this beautiful prayer in honor of the Blessed
Virgin Mary. October is also known as Respect Life Month and also in October through the Diocesan Ministries Appeal, the faithful of the Paterson Diocese are given the opportunity to provide help to all people served by catholic Charities agencies in Passaic, Morris and Sussex counties. One of the benefits of giving to our Diocesan Ministries Appeal is the knowledge that the funds stay in our own Diocese and only support important needs in Morris, Passaic and Sussex Counties. This local connection means that you may be helping your next-door neighbor, a former pastor now living in our priests’ retirement residence, the store owner you see each day as you shop in town – perhaps even a family member. What better way to “Love Thy Neighbor”? For your convenience, you can make an online gift or pledge at www.2020appeal.org
Catholics Care. Catholics Vote. Form your conscience. In their statement on Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship, the U.S. Catholic bishops urge Catholics to form their conscience through being open to truth, studying Scripture and Church teaching, examining facts and background information, and prayerful reflection. Visit www.faithfulcitizenship.org to learn about the steps
you can take to form your conscience and to watch videos, download podcasts, and access other great resources on conscience formation for faithful citizens. "We need to participate for the common good. Sometimes we hear: a good Catholic is not interested in politics. This is not true: good Catholics immerse themselves in politics by offering the best of themselves so that the leader can govern." - Pope Francis, 9/16/13
Voting is one of our most important responsibilities as citizens. The Church teaches that there are three main responsibilities of all citizens: to pay taxes, to defend their country, and to vote.
Each of these responsibilities asks us to put the good of society and our fellow citizens above our individual desires and needs. In the voting booth, we have a privileged opportunity to contribute to our nation and promote the common good by bringing the values and teachings of our faith to bear on the issues facing our society.
The Church does not tell us whom to vote for when we enter the voting booth. Instead, Catholics are to use their judgment and follow their consciences as they apply the teachings of our Lord Jesus Christ and the core faith values to the choices they make in the voting booth.
Our faith teaches us that conscience is the voice of God resounding in the human heart, revealing the truth to us and calling us to do what is good while shunning what is evil.
As Catholics, we may choose different ways to respond to important social problems, but we cannot differ on our moral obligation to help build a more just and peaceful world through morally acceptable means, so that the weak and helpless are protected and human rights and dignity are defended.
Our faith reminds us that we must always reject and oppose evil actions of any sort. This is why the Church so strongly opposes abortion and euthanasia. In each case, the lives of the weak are endangered, and there can be no good reason to allow the taking of these innocent lives or to vote for legislation that would allow these evils to result.
Voting as a Catholic is hard work. It takes serious reflection, knowledge of Church teaching and awareness of who the candidates are and where they stand on the issues.
The Church challenges us to vote for what is best for society and all of its members, particularly those least able to speak up for or defend themselves. The great privilege of democracy is that we, as citizens and religious believers, can have a voice in the direction of our country by voting for the common good; this is both a right and a responsibility.
As Christians, we must cry out to God for our country, repent and ask forgiveness from Him, for the lord is compassionate and gracious, slow to anger, abounding in love. Our
LEASE SIGN UP FOR FLOCKNOTE > This is all totally free for you to use, you don’t even have to download anything or create a password in order to participate. You just take a couple minutes to sign up and it lets you receive email or text messages from the pastor. Your info is kept totally private and, again, it lets you choose precisely which groups and ministries you want to get email and text messages from here at OLM Church. To register simply text OLM1969 to 84576. Or you may go to our website and there you will find other ways to register for this important communication tool.
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NEW WAY TO GIVE. BY TEXT To securely make a gift to OUR LADY OF THE MOUNTAIN CHURCH text a dollar amount to 908-651-9118. You will be asked to complete a one-time registration page with your billing and contact information. After this registration, you can give any time by texting a dollar amount to our phone number.
-As we welcome back to church for the celebration of the holy mass and resumption of our sacramental life, please note the following:
-IF YOU ARE SICK - STAY HOME WHEN YOU COME TO CHURCH:
-FACIAL MASKS AND SOCIAL DISTANCING MUST BE OBSERVED - Personal sanitizing solution is encouraged to be brought with you.
- Only front door will be opened (side doors are closed) - Bathrooms and cry room are closed
-In case of rain outdoor mass will be celebrated in the church. -Live-streaming the daily mass and Sunday mass will continue.
The obligation to attend Sunday mass has been suspended until further notice by the apostolic administrator.
From Fr. Jayke My dear brothers and sisters, we all know that October is the
month when the leaves fully turn color and the heater gets turned-on to take the chill out of the house. However, for the Catholic Church, the month of October is the month of the Rosary, wherein this past Wednesday, October 7th, we had just celebrated the feast day of our Lady of the Rosary. Formerly, it was called as “Our Lady of Victory,” and “Feast of the Holy Rosary.” This feast in honor of Our Lady of the Rosary was instituted by Pope St. Pius V in gratitude for victory in the 1571 Battle of Lepanto, a fight between Turkish and Christian navies for the freedom to sail in the Mediterranean seas. While the battle raged, Pope St. Pius V and all Christians in Italy prayed the rosary for victory. At the end, they gained victory over the Ottoman Navy and this victory saved Europe from being overrun by the forces of Islam.
This month is also dedicated as the Respect Life Month. Having said this, the U.S. Bishops state that this month is a time to focus on
God’s precious gift of human life because all life is precious from the moment of conception to natural death. As Catholic Christians, we have the responsibility to care for, to protect, and to defend the lives of our brothers and sisters. To do all these things, we are urged and encourage to pray the Holy Rosary every day. Because praying the Holy Rosary is one of the most powerful weapons that we have to foster respect for all human life. Also, by praying the Holy Rosary we enter the ponderings of Mary’s heart upon the life of her son, wherein our Blessed Mother Virgin Mary was the one who said “yes” to God’s plan. Life began at the moment Mary conceived our Lord Jesus Christ in her womb.
Therefore, the Catholic Church reminds us that all life begins at the moment of conception and Mary’s “yes” gave us the author of life and the promise of eternal life. Also, the Catholic Church reminds us that we must put our Lord Jesus Christ as the center of our life. As Pope Benedict XVI once said that the Holy Rosary helps to put Christ at the center, as the Virgin did, who meditated within all that was said about her Son, and also what he did and said. When reciting the Holy Rosary, the important and meaningful moments of salvation history are relived. The various steps of Christ's mission are traced. With Mary the heart is oriented toward the mystery of Jesus. Christ is put at the center of our life, of our time, of our nation, through the contemplation and meditation of his holy mysteries of joy, light, sorrow and glory. Lastly, when the Holy Rosary is prayed in an authentic way and very profoundly, and not in a mechanical and superficial way, it brings peace and reconciliation. That is why my dear brothers and sisters, in this month of October, may we ask the intercession of our Blessed Mother Virgin Mary to help us to keep Christ at the center of our life, and help us to remain faithful in God’s service, for the glory of God and salvation of souls. Thank you and God bless! In Christ Jesus, Rev. Jayke Pariñas
PRAY DAILY.
.PRAYER OF POPE FRANCIS FOR PROTECTION AND HELP.
O Mary, you always shine on our path as a sign of salvation and of hope. We entrust ourselves to you, Health of the Sick, who at the cross took part in Jesus’ pain, keeping your faith firm. You…know what we need, and we are sure you will provide so that, as in Cana of Galilee, we may return to joy and to feasting after this time of trial. Help us, Mother of Divine Love, to conform to the will of the Father and to do as we are told by Jesus, who has taken upon himself our sufferings and carried our sorrows to lead us, through the cross, to the joy of the resurrection. Amen. Under your protection, we seek refuge, Holy Mother of God. Do not disdain the entreaties of those of us who are in trial, but deliver us from every danger, O glorious and blessed Virgin.
GROCERY GIFT CARDS Your support of this program helps our young people as all the proceeds go into our OLM Scholarship Fund. Gift cards are always available at the OLM office during regular office hours. If you
have not tried this way to shop for your family’s food give it a try. It can also help with budgeting. Thank you! Cards are available. Please call the office!
2020-2021 Registration Forms for K-10
Grades K-6 NO CLASS OCTOBER 11TH FOR COLUMBUS DAY! Grade 7 – Monday, October 26th ~ 6:00-7:00pm Grade 8 – Monday, October 19th ~ 6:00-7:00pm Grade 9 – Monday, October 26th ~ 7:30-8:30pm Grade 10 – Monday, October 19th ~ 7:30-8:30pm
High School Youth Group Grades 9 to 12 Wednesdays 7:30 – 9:00PM Teen Center
PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK Please remember to pray for the sick of our parish community who have requested our prayers: Baby Aiden, Baby Avery, Anthony Arbolino, Arianna Anello, Gail Behrik,
Vic Berzanski, Addison Bigos, Christine Bird, Alex Birdsall, Julien Bonifacio, Noah Bonita, Patrick & Sharon Bower, Karen Boyd, Christine Branch, Toni Brenner, Christina Brithtly, Kim Brown, Nancy Buchman, Tim Burns, Josephine Canova, Patricia Carroll, Joseph Caruso, Ron Caruso, James Castagna, Jeff Cheripka, Robert Cheripka, David Chung, Eric Clemente, Geraldine Coon, Robert Curtis, Sr., Randy Clymer, Chris Cornell, Fr. Ed Davey, Gary Davila, Phyllis DeFranco, Christopher Delplato, Mike Depew, Vito Dellibovi, Dennis Doner, Sue Elahie, Jayden Feichter, Michael Fiume, Barbara Froetscher, Mary Gallagher, Baby Antonia Gallardo, Ann Gentile, Jean Greco, Jerry Green, Don Grevera, Mike Grundy, Sr., Anabela Guerra, Laurel Jilek, Kristina Kantz, Michael Kennedy, Martin Kester, Carman Kissoczy, Pam Longo, Raymond Lurker, Jillian Martin, Nancy Martin, Judy Martino, Aiden Mason, Darlene McHugh, Ed Michonski, Jennifer Mollitor, Faith Morelli, Nora Ochwat, Johnnie O’Conney, Jim Owens, Mary Pace, Arlene & Chandra Parikh, Anita Paterson, Jim & Carolynn Pauze, Stelios & Mary Pispitsos, Rita Powell, Deanna Procuito, Clifford Pultz, Art Quails, Joanne Reilly, Dan Salerno, Kathleen Sanders, Marge Sanders, Jillian Sayre, Connor Scott, Colinda Shernce, Paula Smith, Brian Steli, Bob Taylor, Thomas Tell, Jr., Paula Vacca, Lil Varga, Jean Ward, Ronald Warner, Allen Watts, Ryan Wendt, Adrienne Werner, Alice Whedon, Betty Windt, Melissa Winters & Issac Zujkowski. We are currently praying for the sick from the pulpit for one month then adding their names to this list in the bulletin. If there is someone’s name listed that has passed away please contact the office and let us know. Thank you
WORLD MISSION SUNDAY NEXT WEEKEND WE WILL CELEBRATE World Mission Sunday. Pope Francis invites the entire Church to support mission diocese in Africa, Asia, the Pacific Islands, and part of Latin America and Europe, where priests, religious and lay leaders serve the most vulnerable communities. Please keep the Pope’s missions in your prayers and be generous in next week’s collection for the Society for the Propagation of the Faith.
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POSITION AT DIOCESE OF PATERSON
The Diocese of Paterson Development Office (Clifton) is seeking a part-time data entry applicant for seasonal employment. Hours are flexible and not to exceed 30 hours per week. Responsibilities include accurate data entry of campaign pledges and payments and other pertinent donor information into donor database. Computer skills and advanced typing skills are a plus. Any interested parties should contact the Development Office at (973) 777-8818, ext. 218 for further details.
DELBARTON SCHOOL
Thank you for considering Delbarton School as an opportunity for your parishioners. All interested families are cordially invited to attend the Delbarton Fall Open House. This year, we have replaced our traditional event with a live Virtual Delbarton Open House Information Series presented in modules throughout October, November and December. We have also launched an online admissions portal to complement our in-person process. This year, families can choose to apply fully in person or fully online. We urge interested families to contact us and explore the possibility of attending Delbarton by visiting us at www.delbarton.org/admissions for more information.
We would be very appreciative if you would consider placing this information in your Sunday Bulletin and/or parish newsletter. Furthermore, on October 25th from 6:00 PM to 7:15 PM, Delbarton is excited to announce its single-event Virtual Open House. The live event will include break-out sessions featuring Academics, Arts, Athletics, Guidance, Diversity, Community Service, and Parent and Alumni Groups. Guests will have opportunities to ask questions, and a recording of the event will be posted afterwards on Delbarton.org/admissions. Everyone interested can register here: https://delbarton.schooladminonline.com/portal/new_inquiry . Please encourage interested families to join us If any person may have been abused by any priest, they should immediately contact their local County Prosecutor’s Office and the Diocese’s Victims Assistance Coordinator: Dr. Ken McNiel at 973-879-1489. You may also be in touch with either of the Diocesan response Officers: Rev. Msgr. T. Mark Condon, Vicar General and Moderator of the Curia, 973-777-8818 Ext. 205 or Sister Joan Daniel Healy, S.C.C., Chancellor/Delegate for Religious, 973-777-8818 Ext. 248. The entire text of the Policy of the Diocese of Paterson in Response to Complaints of Sexual Abuse is available on the diocesan Website: www.patersondiocese.org
ROSARY RALLY FOR OUR NATION
Rosary Coast to Coast invites you to join a “ROSARY RALL FOR OUR NATION” LED BY The Most Rev. Kevin J. Sweeney on Today, October 11, 2020 from 3:00-4:30pm. It will be held at St. Paul Inside the Walls, 205 Madison Ave, Madison, NJ. Event specifics: http://orderofmaltaamerican.org/njrosary Sign up on Facebook: NJ Rosary Rally For Our Nation
Rosary for Life LIFENET is organizing a “Thousand Strong – Rosary for Life Conference Call” on Tuesday, October 13th at 7:00 PM. Our goal is to have 1,000 on the call praying for the Protection of Babies in the Womb and in reparation for the sin of abortion. Cardinal Tobin, along with priests and deacons from throughout New Jersey will be leading the prayer. Note: October 13th is the 103rd anniversary of the ‘Miracle of the Sun’ at Fatima. Our Lady wants us to pray the rosary! Please sign up at www.lifeneteducation.org/1000strong.
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