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St. Alphonsus St. George St. James Hopewell, NJ Titusville, NJ Pennington, NJ
TheCatholicCommunityofHopewellValley.org
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Dear Parishioners,
Congratulations to all the young teens of our parish who received the Sacrament of Confirmation last weekend! It was a wonderful privilege for us to share it with them, their sponsors, and their families.
We are slowly being allowed to open indoor activities. Please call the parish offices before you plan your activity. As we gather more often in larger num-bers, it is important that we keep in mind the directives that we are asked to abide by. Always think of it as a way to help one another. The more we do things to help each other the safer we will all be. It is not about “me”, it is about all of us, from the youngest to the oldest.
One thing that struck me this week was the importance of praying before making a decision. An example of a decision that calls for personal prayer is the decision to vote, and then, the decision of who to vote for. Take that to prayer over the next couple of weeks. Make the decisions on the experience of wisdom that you will know in prayer.
We pray the Rosary during the month of October. Go for a walk and pray the Rosary, or call a friend and ask them to join you for all or part of the Rosary. Go to one of the grottoes at our parishes and pray all or part of the Rosary. If you feel it would be too long to stand, take a beach chair with you to the grotto.
This weekend we honor St. Francis, and one of our traditions is the blessing of pets. Bring your pets to St. George at 12:30 on Sunday, or to St. Alphonsus and St. James at 6pm on Sunday. Please practice social distancing and wear a mask.
Thanks you to all who continue to support our parishes with your gifts. You are being so faithful.
God bless all of you,
Fr. Mike
Welcome
St. Alphonsus in Hopewell, St. George in Titusville, and St. James in Pennington invite you to be a part of The Catholic Community of Hopewell Valley.
Bishop David M. O'Connell Pastor - Rev. Msgr. Michael J. Walsh (609)737-0122 Ext. 801 [email protected] Parochial Vicar - Fr. Stephen Sansevere
609-737-0122 ext. 802 [email protected]
Deacon Pat Brannigan, Ext. 813 [email protected]
Deacon Dick Currie, Ext. 812 [email protected]
Deacon Larry Gallagher [email protected]
Deacon Moore Hank, Ext. 810 [email protected]
Deacon Rich Hobson, Ext. 814 [email protected]
Deacon Mike Riley [email protected]
Parish Catechetical Leader Lisa Limongello, Ext. 820 [email protected]
Music Director - Fred Proulx (609)737-0122 [email protected]
Publicity - Michelle Galik [email protected]
Parish Office (609)466-0332 Eileen Zysk [email protected]
Office of Faith Formation Lisa Ann Limongello [email protected]
Parish Office (609)737-2015 Judy Petrangeli [email protected]
Office of Faith Formation Lisa Ann Limongello [email protected]
Parish Office (609)737-0122 Diane McGowan, Ext. 805 [email protected]
Office of Faith Formation Lisa Ann Limongello,, Ext. 820 [email protected] Betty Malkiewicz, Ext. 821
Bulletin submissions should be sent to [email protected]. Deadline for submissions is noon on the Monday prior.
As your group begins to schedule indoor meetings, please be sure to call the parish office to arrange the time on the parish calendar and to reserve the space. Please do not schedule any meetings, events, or drives without first checking with the office. This will allow us to keep safety protocols in place. Thank you for your cooperation.
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Church Support
September 26/27, 2020 $5,968—THANK YOU!
St. George Online Giving thechurchofstgeorge.weshareonline.org
Church Support
September 26/27, 2020 $8,572—THANK YOU!
St. James Online Giving https://www.myowngiving.com/
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Mass Intentions
Saturday, 10/3, 5:00pm Unborn babies, (Respect Life)
Sunday, 10/4, 8:00am Louise Drummond, (Chuck & Dolores Sabino) 10:00am Jeanine Laware, (Rich & Elise Hobson ) 11:30am Nancy Beyn, (Tom & Rita Brenner)
Monday, 10/5, 9:00am Marian Brennan, (Eileen Randall)
Tuesday, 10/6, 9:00am Kimberly Perkins, (The Lovett Family)
Wednesday, 10/7, 9:00am Eucharistic Prayer Service
Thursday, 10/8, 9:00am Cecilia Hobson, (Pat Durastanti)
Friday, 10/9, 9:00am Dan Harrington, (Pat & MaryAnn Brannigan)
Saturday, 10/10, 5:00pm Gloria Lechowicz, (Her family)
Sunday, 10/11, 8:00am Parents of unborn babies, (Respect Life) 10:00am Cecilia Hobson, (Sam Sciarrotta) 11:30am Mary Witalec, (Don & Sheila Sturits)
Visit our Facebook page or click below https://www.facebook.com/The-Catholic-Community-of-Hopewell-Valley-2273138319383612
Each Sunday, we will Facebook Live Stream 8:00am Mass. You can view Mass live at 8:00am or view the re-cording any time afterwards on Face-book or on our website under the About Us tab.
Welcome New parishioners
New parishioners should register as soon as possible after moving into the parish. Registration is our only means of certifying anyone as a member of our parish. It is also important for testimonial letters regarding sponsorship for the sacraments, recommendations for positions, schools, character references, etc.
Mass Intentions Saturday, 10/3, 5:30pm Joan Olenderski (Petrangeli Family)
Sunday, 10/4, 9:00am Philomena & Marius Bonacci (Family) Babies in the Womb (Respect Life Cm) 11:00am Daniel Pfister (Dr. & Mrs. Dennis Maziarz) Alfredo LaRosa (daughter, Carmen)
Tuesday, 10/6, 7:30am Pete Albany (Terri & Mike Riley)
Wednesday, 10/7, 7:30am Dan Sawula (Gertraud Sawula)
Thursday, 10/8, 7:30am Joseph Riley (Worship Committee)
Friday, 10/9, 7:30am Eucharistic Service
Saturday, 10/10, 5:30pm Rosaria A. Navetta (Rose & Larry Gallagher)
Sunday, 10/11, 9:00am John & Marjorie Sipple (Kathy & Tom Sipple) Babies in the Womb (Respect Life Committee) 11:00am Joseph Riley (Pastoral Cncil)
Mass Intentions Saturday, 10/3, 4:00pm William Noonan (Lou & Carole Umscheid)
Sunday, 10/4, 8:00am The People of the Parish 10:30am Maurizio Bucci (Beth Newcomb)
Monday, 10/5, 7:00am Celebrant's Intention
Wednesday, 10/7 7:00am living intention Joan Muller (Delbo Family)
Friday, 10/9, 7:00am Celebrant's Intention
Saturday, 10/10, 4:00pm Maurizio Bucci (Lou & Carole Umscheid)
Sunday, 10/11, 8:00am Loretta Smith (Richard & Phyllis Mazzella) 10:30am Greg Dolphin (Patrick & Kim McAlinden)
Church Support
September 26/27, 2020 $3,377—THANK YOU!
St. Alphonsus Online Giving https://www.myowngiving.com/
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During this time, the dea-cons will be available by phone every Wednesday from 7:00pm to 8:30pm. Deacon Rich Hobson will be available Wed., Oct. 7 at 609-737-0122 Ext 814.
We’ll be happy to talk with you, answer questions, or just listen.
Separated & Divorced:
When you have tried everything to keep a marriage from ending, but it does, you may feel abandoned and very lonely. You do not have to be alone during this time of recovery and healing. God is with us, even though at times we feel so alone. It is at times like this that we need to take care of ourselves, be patient, and trust that God will lead us to where we need to be.
Starting in January The Catholic Community of Hopewell Valley will be hosting a program to help those in need. It will be held at St. James Church.
Reach out to a group of people that can understand your situation. Come share your feelings with others who are also on the same journey.
For more information and to register go to DivorceCare.org or contact either Amy Hellesen Tumminelli, 201-317-5629, or Deacon Rich Hobson, 609-737-
0122 ext. 814, [email protected].
Hope is a ministry offering spiritual support to those whose lives have been affected by the disease of addiction. We are here to pray with you, to listen to your concerns, provide a safe and confidential sup-port network, and, if need-ed, offer referrals to a vari-ety of resources. Contact Moore or Theresa Hank, 267-573-4287 or
[email protected]. Dan McCarron 609-933-9443. Jim Haggerty 609-333-8572.
Our men's group has re-sumed gathering on the first and third Saturday mornings of each month at 8am. We are meeting out-side the rectory at St. James (weather per-mitting). If it rains we'll meet on the front porch of the rectory. We are not sharing coffee or food as we used to, and we are practicing social distancing rules. The park benches are arranged in a circle which allows us to share while staying safely apart. Masks are worn ar-riving and departing. We welcome any men that are in need of a little faith shar-ing and conversation in a safe, confidential and wel-coming environment!
Respect Life Ministry
In lieu of The Baby Bottle Campaign to support Legacy of Life Foundation, this year the Catholic Community of Hopewell Valley Respect Life Ministry will host an OUTDOOR FUNDRAISER on the weekend of October, 10th-11th.
Due to Covid 19, we will not be handing out baby bottles, but will be collecting donations outside of each parish. As you enter and exit church please donate either a check, cash or loose change to support this worthy cause. For those who cannot come to church and would like to make a donation, please mail a check to Legacy of Life at 25 South Main St. #217 Yardley, PA 19067.
Legacy of Life Foundation is a crisis pregnancy center locat-ed in Bristol, PA. They support thousands of women and their babies through counseling, advocacy, informational material and financial support, as well as mentoring pro-grams that last until the baby is three years old. Please sup-port this fundraiser to help to raise awareness for the pro-life cause in our community. Thank you for your generosity.
“The secret of happiness is to live moment by moment and to thank God or all that He, in His goodness, sends to us day after day.” -St. Gianna Molla
Act of Spiritual Communion Prayer My Jesus, I believe that You are present in the Most Holy Sacrament. I love You above all things, And I de-sire to receive You into my soul. Since I cannot at this moment receive You sacra-mentally, come at least spiritually into my heart. I embrace You as if You were already there and unite myself wholly to You. Nev-er permit me to be separat-ed from You. Amen.
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Recitation of the Rosary returns in our churches as a group prayer and, of course, you can say the Rosary privately in your home.
“The Rosary is the prayer of those who triumph over everything. It was Our Lady who taught us this prayer, just as it was Jesus who taught us the Our Father.” - St. Padre Pio
Cheryl Allen Francis “Ru” Amagasu Ava Barron Hugh Blisard Kate Blisard Matthew Bunsa Bob Coryell Maria Czumbil TPC Melissa Evert Terri Gaines Terri Goeke Thomas & Barbara Goymm Mary Heupel Alice Howie Robert Hutchinson Kimberly Jackson Nancy Kenworthy Andrew Liput Joan Muhs Bob O’Boyle Rob Osborne Maura Grace Owen- O’Boyle Lori Polakowski Ed Panacek Mary Ann Pacienza Bob Pluta Jean Joe Sabol Gerry Sellner Jeanette Seamon Kathy Sipple David Sison Robert Swanson Joe & Eileen Toth Edmund Trumpovicz Ellie Trumpovicz Joan Wesolowski Anthony Vandenberg Brent Zajac Karl Zajac
Our Deceased
Russell Hahn Mark Rockey
Keep in your prayers the men and women serving in our military at home and abroad; Lt. Robin Delgado 2nd Lt. Alison Castoro Dellinger -SRA Zachary DiMaio -Spc. Kenneth Dziminski—2nd Lt. Jonathan Grubb
Capt. Patrick. M Kerins -PFC Andrew Lauricella—Pvt. Brandon Mistretta—1st. Lt. J. Patrick O'Boyle—Lt. Daniel S. Quinlan Specialist Shannon Stradling— Pvt. 2nd Class William Smith—LCpl . Mark Thompson—E4 Specialist Christopher Winters
October 11, 2020 First Reading Isaiah 25:6-10a The Lord will provide richly for his people.
Responsorial Psalm Psalm 23:1-6 The Lord is our shepherd.
Second Reading Philippians 4:12-14,19-20 Paul tells the Philippians that God provides whatever he needs.
Gospel Reading Matthew 22:1-14 (shorter form Matthew 22:1-10) Jesus compares the kingdom of heaven to a wedding feast.
Help us to grow in the Love and Service of our Church as we experience it today. Give us the energy and courage to shape its future. Grant us faith-filled leaders who will embrace Christ's Mission of love and justice. Raise up dedicated and generous leaders from our families who will serve Your people.
Wednesday mornings at 6:30am, St. James Rectory, side yard benches. All adults are welcome to join us! For more information, contact Andrea Fereshteh at [email protected]
How to Build a Culture of Life
Watching the news and reading the headlines, we may feel helpless seeing the heartbreaking lack of respect for human life. How do we respond? Changing the culture is a process of conversion that begins in our own hearts. When we en-counter Christ, experience His love, and deepen our rela-tionship with Him, we become more aware of our own im-measureable worth and that of others. His unchanging love is the source of our God-given dignity, which, therefore cannot be taken away. When someone is facing great trials, we need to walk with them on their journey, intercede for them, and be open to sharing Christ’s love however He di-rects. We simply need to follow where He leads. (Read the
full version at respectlifeprogram.org/culture-of-life. Summary of Respect Life Program article by the same name and is reprinted with permission. 2019 USCCb Washington DC, All rights reserved
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Are You Separated or
Divorced?
When you have tried everything to keep a marriage from ending, but it does, you may feel abandoned and very lonely. You do not have to be alone during this time of recovery and healing. God is with us, even though at times we feel so alone. It is at times like this that we need to take care of ourselves, be patient, and trust that God will lead us to where we need to be.
In celebration of the
Feast of St. Francis
Sunday, October 4
the patron saint of animals and the environment, we invite you and your pet to the Blessing of the Animals
Bring your pet to the church grounds for a blessing:
St. George Church, 12:30pm
St. Alphonsus Church, 6:00pm
St. James Church, 6:00pm
There will be a collection of pet supplies: leashes, collars, toys, food at St. Alphonsus which will benefit a local shelter. All who bring their pets must wear facemasks and practice social distancing.
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, beginning October 1st St. Alphonsus, last Sunday of the month, following 10:30am Mass - 12:30pm St. George, Thursdays 8am - 12noon St. James, Fridays following the 9am Mass -1pm First Friday of the month following the 9am Mass - 8pm St. James Adoration will be held in the church. Adoration at both St. James and St. George is subject to cancellation if funerals are scheduled for the time Adoration is normally held.
Confessions at St. Alphonsus, beginning October 3rd Due to weather conditions, Confessions at St. Alphonsus will be heard in the Confessional. The Penitent is requested to enter and remain standing imme-diately inside the door. If you wish to have an extended conversation with the priest, please ask if you can call him during the week in order to arrange a time and place to meet for a conversation.
Blessing of the Animals
Traditionally, the Catholic Church dedicates the month of October to the Rosary. The Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary is October 7th. This beauti-ful devotion draws its mysteries from the New Testament and is centered on the great events of the Incarnation and Redemption, with each decade referring to an event in the life of Jesus and Mary. The Mysteries of the Rosary give us “thumbnails” of the life of Christ and his Mother. Recitation of the Rosary in church takes place at St. George on
Thursdays after the 7:30am Mass, and at St. James after the 9am Masses. Please remain in your seat after Mass and continue to wear your facemask. The best way to celebrate the month of October is to pray the Rosary! Join us!
Announcing the Fall session of DivorceCare, held virtually starting every other Saturday September 12 at 10 AM. We encourage you to reach out to a group of people that can un-derstand your situation. Join others who are on the same journey.
For more information and to register contact either the group leader Amy Hellesen Tumminelli, 201-317-5629, [email protected] or Deacon Rich Hobson, 609-737-0122 ext. 814., [email protected].
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In This
Week’s
Gospel...
RCIA is the process by which adults are accompanied in their jour-ney into full communion with the Catholic Church. Participants are adults who have never been baptized; baptized Christians from other denominations who want to become Catholics; bap-tized Catholics who have not received the other Sacraments of Initiation (Eucharist and Confirmation); and those from any other religion desiring to become Catholics. The program also extends an invitation for anyone who desires to "catch-up" and update with the teach-ings and traditions of the Roman Catholic Church. Lisa Limongello, our Parish Catechetical Leader, welcomes your inquiry: [email protected]
Pick of the Week: The Fruits of the Holy Spirit or
Saint Francis of Assisi: His Life and Miracles
Both on Formed.org Not signed up for FORMED yet? Reg-
ister here: TheCatholicCommunityOf-
HopewellValley.formed.org
2020-21 Fall/Spring Session – Get Ready!
This weekend the virtual learning experience begins for our 3rd, 4th and 5th grade students! We are so excited to welcome them into this year of Religious Education. Please keep our students in your prayers as we embark on this jour-ney of online learning together. If you have not picked up your materials for Religious Education yet, please stop by the office to collect your folders. If par-ents have any questions, they can contact our Parish Catechetical Leader, Lisa Ann Limongello at [email protected] or 609-737-0122 x 820.
In this week’s Gospel, Jesus talks about what it means to produce good fruits with what God has entrusted to His followers. He foreshadows His own betray-al and makes it clear that the Kingdom of God will be given to those who bear good fruit and live justly in right relationship with one another. Our relation-ships, friendships, community and family are the cornerstones of our interac-tions with others. This week we’re reminded that Jesus is at the heart of all of these relationships. Unfortunately, there are many examples in our world to-day that show us what it would look like if Jesus were not the foundation of our lives. Think of the actions of the tenants in the parable. What kinds of events are happening in the world right now that mirror this self-centeredness, greed and poor behavior? Though many of us do not act like the tenants in this para-ble, we do sometimes ignore our relationships and prioritize our own wants over others. This can be a disheartening realization at first, but this Gospel ends on a positive note. We’re reminded that when we choose to act selflessly and be Christ-centered, we are bearing good fruit.
This week, think about how your family keeps Christ at its center. What else could your family be doing? Even small things like saying prayers before meals or reading aloud this week’s readings as a family can help us change our attitudes and keep us focused on Christ.
Religious Education
Diaconate Formation Program Information Session
Might God be calling you to serve the Church in a deeper,
more profound way?
Any diocesan man interested in learning more about the Diaconate Formation Program is invited to attend an information session, 7:00-9:00pm, October 8th, in the Bishop Ahr Room, Diocesan Chancery, 701 Lawrence-ville Rd., Trenton. Pre-registration is required, as is speaking with your pastor about involvement in the diaconate program. Please call 609-403-7181 or email Monsignor Tom Mullelly [email protected] to register. To obtain information concerning the Diaconate Formation Pro-gram please access the Diocese of Trenton Website (dioceseoftrenton.org/diaconate) under the Our Diocese/We are Called heading and open The Diac-onate.
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Mount Carmel
Guild’s Virtual Gala 1920-2020 and Beyond
Friday, October 16, at 7:00 pm. Be our Guest.
Visit us at www.mtcarmelguild.org
for additional program information for the Gala, to RSVP, sponsor or purchase a chance for our Raffle. Information is also availa-ble for our programs, the Community Support Program which distributes healthy nutri-tious food daily, and our Home Health Nursing Pro-gram, for our older adults to re-main independently, as they de-sire. All parishioners are invited to be our Guest (no cost, RSVP) and to join us to view our virtual Gala, which has been held annually for the past 25 years! We will visit the past, as we look to pivot to the future, and Beyond! Featured guests Bishop David M. O’Connell and our State of New Jersey, Health Commissioner, Mrs. Judith Persichelli
All Gala Guests and attendees MUST RSVP online. If not, please call at 609.433.4816 and the Office will be happy to contact you personally. In order to attend our event ALL registrants will receive a private link via text and/or email on the day of the virtual recorded event with instructions to view the festivities which begin at 7:00 pm. Questions, please contact Patricia @ 609.433.4816.
A message for Respect Life Month from
Bishop David M. O’Connell, C.M.
https://trentonmonitor.com/Content/Default/Bishop-s- Corner/Article/A-message-for-Respect-Life-Month-from-Bishop-David-M-O-Connell-C-M-/-3/260/23961/c204045f-a1be-4708-b46e-2e649b8a8f0c?utm_medium=email&utm_source=enl&utm_campaign=4
www.dioceseoftrenton.org/catholicappeal Please reflect and pray about how you might be able to give to The Annual Catholic Appeal and support the ministries that serve thousands of people in need of assistance.
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