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September 20, 2020
Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Rev. T. Kevin Corcoran, Pastor ext. 5, [email protected] Rev. Andrew Dutko, S.T.L., Parochial Vicar ext. 6, [email protected] Sr. Margaret Dincher, SCC, Pastoral Associate, Spirituality ext. 714, [email protected] Dominic Ambrosio, Communications [email protected] Brian Duemling, Middle School Religious Education ext. 740, [email protected] Brigette Hanley, Elementary Religious Education Coordinator ext. 715, [email protected] Haley Heiberger, Youth Minister and Director of Confirmation ext. 718, [email protected]
Terri Janosik, Administrative Assistant & Business Office ext. 710, [email protected] Robert Long, Minister of Music, ext.716, [email protected] Rev. Msgr. James T. Mahoney, Ph.D., V.G., Pastor Emeritus [email protected]; Daily Blog: jmahoney.typepad.com Chris Medeiros, Administrative Assistant ext. 711, [email protected] Elizabeth Nowik, Handbell and Children’s Choirs ext. 716, [email protected] Tricia Ott, Parish Administrator ext. 725, [email protected] Maintenance Staff ext. 721, [email protected]
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Hearing vs. Listening
“Ignorance of Scripture is ignorance of Christ.” These words spoken by St. Jerome in the 5th century are true today as they were then. When I finished my time in the Air Force, I was on a quest to find out what I was supposed to do with my life. My journey led me through a couple of dead ends. I remember sitting in my room on a Wednesday evening. I opened the Bible that friends had given to me years earlier, yet I had never opened. That night, I took the chance of exploring this book with new eyes. As I scanned the words of the Book of Genesis, it was as if an invisible presence was speaking to me personally. God was revealing himself to me through these words. I was not sure what was happening, but I went with it. I did not under-stand everything that I was reading, but it did not matter. Was I going crazy? Did others experience this too? Where could I get more answers as to what this meant and where this would lead me? I eventually came back to practicing the faith in my home parish, Sacred Heart, a community where I could find more answers with those who had already been traveling this path. As I plugged myself in, I found that the information that I had listened to growing up in CCD and high school began to make sense. The pieces began to fit together! Are you searching for a spiritual home? We have a “no strings attached” inquiry series beginning in October called R.C.I.A. (the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults). This is a safe place to learn about Catholicism and for Catholics who have not yet received Eucharist and/or Confirmation. Please contact Fr. Kevin at [email protected] or call 972-635-0070 Ext 712 or Sister Margaret Dincher at [email protected] or call 973-635-0070 ext. 714. Is God speaking to you? Fr. Kevin
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WEEKEND and DAILY MASS TIMES in Church
Saturday 5:00 pm; Sunday 9:00 am and 11:00 am
Monday to Friday 7:30 am
Livestream Masses will continue streaming at the same time.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOUR ARRIVAL AT THE CHURCH • All Masses are held in the Church, limited to 60 people. Your contact information and temperature will be taken upon arrival.
• Face Coverings are required for those over two years old, and worn upon arrival to the parking area, during Mass and until you return to your vehicle.
• Please enter through the first Atrium doors only. No entrance through Prayer Garden doors or Parish Hall doors will be allowed until further notice.
• The Church will be disinfected after every Mass.
• Handicapped parking available in the side parking lot.
• Seating will begin 20 minutes before the start of Mass. Please always adhere to the instruction of the Ushers and Greeters. Visit our website (www.corpuschristi.org) for more details and to see how we are working to keep you safe as we welcome you back to our parish!
The 2020 ‘Diocesan Ministries Appeal’ (formerly called the ‘Bishop’s Annual Appeal’)
Officially kicking-off this weekend, the theme of this year’s Appeal is “Love Thy Neighbor.” It is a vivid reminder, especially as we all face the COVID pandemic together, that what we do for our neigh-bors in need, we do for Christ himself. Please support this important cause that helps so many of our brothers and sisters in our Diocese. The Diocesan Ministries Appeal supports the work of our Catholic Charities, priests’ extraordinary healthcare needs as well as Nazareth Village, our diocesan priests’ retirement residence, urban elementary schools and seminarian education. These are all important ministries that touch many lives, and your participation makes this assistance possible. You can give with confidence, knowing that funds from the Diocesan Ministries Appeal are used solely for the causes described in the campaign materials. They are used for no other purpose. For your convenience, you can support the Diocesan Ministries Appeal by making an on-line gift. Simply go to www.2020appeal.org and follow the user-friendly instructions.
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Liturgies for
The Week
In Person and Livestreamed
Saturday, September 19 5:00 p.m. Anne Higgins; Katie and Andy Bergman
Sunday, September 20 9:00 a.m. Tom McGeough; Jane Boyd 11:00 a.m. Ghanda DeFiglia; Tom Hayes Monday, September 21 7:30 a.m. Maureen Alexander
Tuesday, September 22 7:30 a.m. Jack Glynn; Rosalina Florendo
Wednesday, September 23 7:30 a.m. Phillip and Nicolina Errico
Thursday, September 24 7:30 a.m. Elizabeth Glynn
Friday, September 25 7:30 a.m. Raymond Roberts, Jr.
Saturday, September 26 5:00 p.m. Dominick Barone; Kate and Andy Bergman
Sunday, September 27 9:00 a.m. Bill Kolb; Melina Hennigan; Antonio Incardona; Kevin Hanley 11:00 a.m. Frank Bergstol; Ed Janosik; Dolores Cazzeto
In Remembrance
For the week of September 20, Sanctuary Lights burn for a Special Intention. The Bread and Wine are offered in memory of Jim O’Rourke. Blessed Sacrament Chapel Flowers are in memory of Maureen Alexander.
Calendar of Events
Eucharistic Adoration is
in-person and Livestream
Monday, September 21 1-3 p.m. Eucharistic Adoration
Tuesday. September 22 4:15 p.m. Junior Handbells 5:30 p.m. Adult Handbells
Wednesday, September 23 1-3 p.m. Eucharistic Adoration
Friday, September 25 3:00 p.m. Teen Handbells
You are welcome to come for private prayer on Mondays and Wednesdays, 1-3 p.m.
Enter by way of the First Main Entrance
September 20, 2020
Twenty-Fifth Sunday
in Ordinary Time
In-Person and Livestream Masses in the Church:
Saturday, 5:00 pm Msgr. Mahoney Sunday, 9:00 am Fr. Kevin Sunday, 11:00 am Fr. Andrew
In-Person and Livestream Masses in the Church:
Saturday, 5:00 pm Fr. Andrew Sunday, 9:00 am Fr. Kevin Sunday, 11:00 am Msgr. Mahoney
Mass Schedule
Office Hours
Office hours by phone or email Monday—Friday 9 am to 5 pm
September 26/27
September 19/20
Drive-up Communion
AND Drive-up Confession
Holy Communion is available after every Sunday 11 am Masses. Please “drive up” to the Prayer Garden side of the church and receive the Eucharist from 11:45 am to 12:15 pm every Sunday. Drive up to the tent, receive in your car and feel free to then park for a moment in one of the parking spots for a prayer. Confession will be offered outdoors on the Prayer Garden side of the church every Friday from 12 pm to 1 pm. No need to get out of your car, just drive-up to the tent and roll down your window.
BLESSING OF PETS AND ANIMALS
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 12 NOON
Good weather permitting – Front Lawn
Seek the Protection and Intercession of St. Francis on all our Pets and Animals
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Patty Westerzelt, Brian Deasy, Mon Cassius, Trish Dowling, David Natale, Megan O’Neil, Christopher Ciufo, James Greendonner, Jeffrey Dowling, Donna Conforti, Wayne Parisi, Debby Conti, James J. Price, Pat Pierson, Florence and John Hefele, Hank Campbell, Amy Fitzgerald, Mary McHale, Father John O’Brien, Frances Primack, Dorothy M. Torick, Howard Daly, Katherine Brown, Conor Jennings, Barbara Layman, Craig Wisdo, John Petite, Raymond O’Connell, Joseph Doria, John Fleming, Donna Kugelman, Jeffrey Hodgeson, Kiran Kenney, Helen Dwyer, Margaret Pittaluga, Tina Errico, Nick McGann, John (Jack) Kaplan, Marie Orgo, Lucy Ryan, Joann Uibelhoer, Beth Abella, Nicholas Ciufo, Peter Elder, Lori Abrams, Brandon Glynnyoung, David Carey, Marylou Perrini, Alan Fischer, Sarah Addison, Carol Murphy, Likeu Lee, Susan Kosinski, Camille Moran, Michael Turinchak, Dorothy Norton, Sr. Barbara Takacs, Diane Allen, Nora and Callum Lemanski, Lucas Reiling, Dominic Ursino, Andrew Jenkins, Debbie Dwyer, Bridget Noe, John Cunningham, Abigail Brady, Frances Smith, Claudia Fernandez, Tom Warren, Marty Erickson, Mary Beth Bonkowski, Carey Jenkins, Aurora Tremaroli, Aubrey Baumbach, Christopher Green Cunningham, Ethel Gasda, Patrick Ford, David Kelly, Patrick Murphy, Jr., Helen Huk, Cathy Caputo, Rui Boos, Joseph Todisco, Marie Skurka, Arianna Khelil, Dorothy Craig, Stephanie Quiroga, Sal Guidone, Judy Broyhill, Tony Rios, Lois McGuire, Gina Pagnotta, Helen Huddleston, Mary Ann Allen, Mary Ellen Wagner, Ed Lord, Thomas Singer, Gregory Malzberg, Kristine Ryan, Luis Gallardo, Susan McGeough, Joseph Cirella, Donna Gocking, Marti Sullivan, Lauren Gardner, Edward Cameron, Marie Viteri, Steven Hensle, William Cody, John Keelin, Richard Delaney, Mary Conforti, Charlie Roussel, Jay Conroy, Richard Pelillo, Christopher Crahan, Ryan Lowe, Dominick Canavaro, Larry Califano, Frank Intagliato, Don Stauber, Marie Meister, Marlenes Teixeira, John Crisp, Don Spagnuolo, Maddie Niebanch, Anthony Careccia, Henry Von See, Michelle Benaim, Kevin and Dorothy Franken, Adriana Martins, Eugene Iannocelli, Everett Farren, Connie McNamara, Ann Zerga, Cheryl Maiorini, Alfri Rundio, Barbara Marvin, Beth Cintron, Andrew White, Adeline Lombardi, Caitlin Murray, Giovanna Tagliaferri, Nancy Merola Miller, Ann Gilroy, Stephanie Windsor, Rosemarie Moeller, Patricia Marceterre, Connie Prince, Bud Jeannette, Georgina Weiland, Anna West, Maddi Kinney, Michele Carney, Patti Mahoney, Robert Bruce, Richard Terranova, Diana Nazelli, Elizabeth Yanis, Peter Paul Perla, Kevin Snow, Greg Romais, Timothy Finnegan, Mary Mulhall, Jim Tsakonos, Denis Schreiber, Carmela Mino, Nicholas Storms, Ron Leonardis, Jonathan Schwanwede, Tom Kerr, Steve Karasoulis, Angie Dincher, Virginia Lutz, Keith Thomas, Max Leyn, Mary Beth Driscoll, Pat Fitzpatrick, Victor Rispoli, JoAnne Feliciti.
Pray for those who have
gone home to the Lord…
Margaret Godziela, mother of Christopher
Michael Cashman, husband of Jean and father of Janet Barth
Please Pray for the Sick
Contact:
Sister Margaret Dincher, SCC 973-635-0070 x 714 (phone)
973-635-5518 (fax) email: [email protected]
SPIRITUALITY-FAITH DEVELOPMENT
Pastoral Care
If you or someone you know needs the sacrament of the sick, please call Terri at the parish office, 973-635-0070 x710.
Bible Study on the Sunday Gospel
An evening of scriptural reading, meditation and prayer to promote communion with God and to increase the knowledge of God's word. Thursdays at 7:00 pm via Zoom. Contact Sister Margaret for more information. See Zoom information below to join. Meeting ID: 990 8740 4077 https://zoom.us/j/99087404077
ABIDE
Abide is a monthly program to help one breathe in the Word of God. A meeting is held on the second Tuesday each month at 7:00 pm beginning in October.
If anyone would be interested in joining a group meeting on Zoom or co-leading a group with Diane Radwill and Sr. Margaret, please email: [email protected].
GOT LIFE QUESTIONS?
rcia might just be for you!
Are you searching for a spiritual home? We have a “no strings attached” inquiry series beginning on Zoom in October called R.C.I.A. (the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults). This is a safe place to learn about Catholicism and for Catholics who have not yet received Eucharist and/or Confirmation. Please contact Fr. Kevin at [email protected] or 972-635-0070 x712 or Sr. Margaret Dincher at [email protected] or 973-635-0070 x714. Is God tapping you on the shoulder?
Welcome!
New parishioners are asked to register for the parish by going to our website at www.corpuschristi.org. Click on the Parish Registration tab at the top of the home page. For more information, please call the Parish Office at 973-635-0070 x710
Baptisms
We welcome into the Church through the sacrament of Baptism James Harlan Tepedino, son of Jesse and Krista; Stella Rae Mihelc, daughter of Eric and Erica; John Bode Hoffman, son of Damien and Jamie.
Spirituality for Adults
Richard Rohr and Paula D’Arcy co-lead a tape series “Spirituality for Adults.”
Bob Long and Sister Margaret will co-lead a discussion of the tapes. The series will be held on Wednesdays beginning October 7th and ending on November 18th from 7—8 pm.
You have the option to join the sessions live at Corpus Christi or on Zoom. The audible tapes are available from Amazon and should be listened to before each session.
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Religious Education
Contact: Brigette Hanley email: [email protected] for PreK—Grade 5
Contact: Brian Duemling email: [email protected] for Middle School (Grades 6-8)
Contact: Haley Heiberger email: [email protected] for Confirmation Prep (Gr. 9-10)
Middle School Religious Education Registration
(Grades 6—8 )
Registration is on the Corpus Christi website at https://corpuschristi.org/reregistration. Classes are offered on Sundays at 8:00 am, 5:00 and 7:00 pm for all Middle School grades.
Classes will be filled as registrations are received. Children should be registered in the grade they are attending in school. Baptismal Certificates are needed for those registering for first grade and for children new to the program.
Middle School Catechists Needed!
I know this is a very disruptive time in the lives of every parish family; however we look forward to religious educa-tion classes beginning and welcome any adult 18+ to serve as a Catechist for our young adults.
Interested? Please contact Brian Duemling [email protected]. If you are worried about having the right knowledge and skills, be at peace. The Holy Spirit does a great job covering areas of concern!
CORPUS CHRISTI
Handbell Choirs
Junior Handbells held on Tuesdays at 4:15 pm
Teen Handbells held on Fridays at 3:00 pm
Adult Handbells rehearse on Tuesday at 5:30 pm in the Emmaus Room.
Music Ministry
Contact: Robert Long, 973-635-0070 x716 (phone); 973-635-5518 (fax); email: [email protected]
Villa Walsh Academy
Villa Walsh Academy invites prospective students and parents to join us on campus for our Open House tours Sunday, October 4, 1 - 4 pm & Wednesday, October 7, 6:30 - 8 pm. Due to limited space, advance registration is required. A virtual experience will be available on October 7 for those who are interested. Follow the link below to begin your Villa Walsh experience. www.villawalsh.org/2020openhouse or contact Jennifer Hornyak [email protected], (973) 538-3680, x181.
Villa Walsh Academy is an independent, college preparatory, Catholic Day School for girls grades 7 - 12 with a tradition of educating, empowering, and enriching the lives of young women for the future.
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Contact Haley Heiberger 973-507-8718 (desk); 973-635-5518 (fax) email: [email protected]; www.corpuschristi.org www.facebook/chathamyouthministry
Confirmation Registration
for 9th & 10th Graders
Confirmation registration is open to those in 9th & 10th grade. Please follow the link on our website: wwwcorpuschristi.org/hsregistration
All teens—public, private and Catholic schools—should register, although Catholic school teen’s registration is at no cost.
Reflection ... by Rev. Leonard N. Peterson
When I was “one and twenty,” a very long time ago, I was a seminarian naive to many ways of the world. On vacation at home one morning, my beloved Dad asked me questions about the very parable we hear this weekend. For background purposes, let me tell you that my Dad was a strong union man, and thought that was the work-ers’ only protection against unfair management practices. So how do I reconcile the Lord Jesus telling a story about what looks like a contradiction of justice? I cannot remember my answer to Dad at the time. I’m sure I struggled to defend Jesus’ decision. Admittedly, no seminary Scripture class in my time ever covered every verse in Scripture, much less this selection. It was only years later that I learned what Jesus was all about in telling this parable. It was to teach us about the remarka-ble generosity of God. It was the very same lesson that Isaiah had taught centuries before. God’s ways are not ours. So it is futile to “frame” the picture painted by the parable with our modern labor laws, rights and practices. We then would miss the Lord’s point. In our time, overshadowed as it is by an enemy named Covid 19, we have been made aware of many people’s generosity. They keep our cynicism in check. Health care workers, emergency responders; the transit workers; grocery store employees; and all the good police person-nel bravely keep us safe. But none of that goodness can match the generosity that our good and loving God offers us. His grace is the ultimate motivation of all those good people, and many others. There is a much older “virus” plaguing our lives called “sin.” Yet He tells us still that one act of genuine sorrow and repentance turns back His just cause for eternal pun-ishment, and realigns our spirit with His. Such is His boundless generosity! We are far from it. Sadly many of us have a twisted attitude toward giving, especially forgiving. Once upon a time, a little girl was given two dollars by her father. He told her that she could do anything she wanted with one and that the other was to be given to God on Sunday at church. The girl nodded in agreement and asked if she could go to the candy store. With visions of all that she could buy with her dollar, she happily skipped toward the store, holding tightly to the two dol-lars in her hand. As she was skipping along, she tripped and fell and the wind blew one of the dollars into a storm drain at the curb. Picking herself up, the little girl looked at the dollar still in her hand and then at the storm drain and said, “Well. Lord, there goes your dollar.”
Sunday, Sep 20, 2020TWENTY-FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIMEGrow your faithWho gave you your first God lessons? On this CatecheticalSunday, we thank family members, preachers, teachers, RCIAteams, and others who brought the Good News to us. We’re alsograteful for holy ones, like Venerable Mother Theresa Dudzik,who taught by their example. A remarkable seamstress, Dudzikarrived in Chicago at age 21 after the Great Fire of 1871. Shetook the destitute into her apartment and sewed to earn money tofeed them. In time she founded the Franciscan Sisters of Chicagoto run homes, schools, day-care centers, and an orphanage. Whatwill your own example teach others?
TODAY'S READINGS: Isaiah 55:6-9; Philippians 1:20c-24, 27a; Matthew20:1-16a (133). “Seek the LORD while he may be found, call himwhile he is near.”
Monday, Sep 21, 2020FEAST OF MATTHEW, APOSTLE AND EVANGELISTRise upNobody likes paying taxes or has warm, fuzzy feelings about theIRS, but it seems tax collectors in Jesus’ time had it especiallyrough—being lumped in with all manner of sinners. That isbecause tax collectors were Jews who worked for the Romans,the enemy occupiers of Jewish lands, so they were viewed astraitors by their people. Jesus sought them out for salvationanyway and led Matthew to a new position: apostle andevangelist. What does it take to get a promotion like that? Merely“get up and follow Jesus,” as Matthew did.
TODAY'S READINGS: Ephesians 4:1-7, 11-13; Matthew 9:9-13 (643). “Idid not come to call the righteous but sinners.”
Tuesday, Sep 22, 2020Trade stressed for blessedBack-to-school September is such a stressful time for families.Add the reality of COVID-19—with parents trying to work fromhome, kids’ schedules often up in the air—and it gets all themessier. Even if you don’t have children at home, you probablyknow people who do and are stressing. How can we all findbalance? Honor the sabbath in whatever way you are able, byhitting the pause button—even for a few hours. “Human life has arhythm of work and rest,” says the Catechism of the CatholicChurch. “The institution of the Lord’s Day helps everyone enjoyadequate rest and leisure to cultivate their familial, cultural, social,and religious lives.” Plan ahead for this coming Sunday.
TODAY'S READINGS: Proverbs 21:1-6, 10-13; Luke 8:19-21 (450). “Todo what is right and just is more acceptable to the LORD.”
Wednesday, Sep 23, 2020MEMORIAL OF PIUS OF PIETRELCINA, PRIESTListen from the heartSaint Pius of Pietrelcina (1887-1968) is better known by hisnickname, Padre Pio. He is said to have borne the stigmata, thewounds of our Lord, for more than 50 years. To be sure, he wasa man of prayer and suffering, a Capuchin Franciscan priest wholived in a small Italian friary nearly all of his life. However, theprincipal reason for his local fame was his ability to listen to thosewho came seeking his counsel, to “read their hearts” and to offerthem the love of God in the sacraments. His frequent message to
penitents, “Pray, hope, and don’t worry,” is a message for us totreasure and savor today.
TODAY'S READINGS: Proverbs 30:5-9; Luke 9:1-6 (451). “He sentthem to proclaim the kingdom of God.”
Thursday, Sep 24, 2020Find the balance between law and freedomToday’s gospel notes King Herod’s interest in Jesus, whomHerod likely saw as a threat. The tension between political powerand the moral and religious power of Christianity has been part ofthe faith since its beginning. In Dignitatis Humane, the Vatican IIdocument on religious liberty, the Council “urges everyone,especially those who are charged with the task of educatingothers, to do their utmost to form people who, on the one hand,will respect the moral order and be obedient to lawful authority,and on the other hand, will be lovers of true freedom.” Soundslike a recipe for peace and progress.
TODAY'S READINGS: Ecclesiastes 1:2-11; Luke 9:7-9 (452). “ButHerod said, ‘John I beheaded. Who then is this about whom I hearsuch things?’ ”
Friday, Sep 25, 2020Keep the faith!The coronavirus has taken quite a toll on Catholic parish andsacramental life. Nearly every bishop responding to a recentsurvey said the pandemic has seriously affected the celebration ofthe sacraments and rites and sacramental preparation programs intheir dioceses. In addition, they report that the morale of priests,lay ecclesial ministers, deacons, and chancery staff has beendamaged by the long shutdown, according to a survey out ofGeorgetown University. People are hurting at all levels of churchlife because the very thing we thrive on—gathering together—hasbecome problematic and potentially life-threatening. Be patientand work with your local faith community to find safe andcreative pastoral responses. And keep faith alive in your ownhome and heart!
TODAY'S READINGS: Ecclesiastes 3:1-11; Luke 9:18-22 (453). “Thereis . . . a time for everything under the heavens . . . a time toembrace, and a time to be far from embraces.”
Saturday, Sep 26, 2020MEMORIAL OF COSMAS AND DAMIAN, MARTYRSSaints for this seasonToday’s brother physicians are patron saints to a long list ofhealthcare workers, and also against plagues. A brief year ago,biblical references to plagues and epidemics seemed quaint andfar removed. Our eyes have been opened to the enduring force ofsuch outbreaks, however, and Cosmas and Damian truly becomesaints for our time. Perhaps even more so when we learn theywere Arab physicians from the area now called Syria. Healingrole models come from all backgrounds. Thank the frontlinehealthcare workers in your own town. They are likely fromdiverse backgrounds as well.
TODAY'S READINGS: Ecclesiastes 11:9-12:8; Luke 9:43b-45 (454).“Fill us at daybreak with your kindness.”
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