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The Parish Family of St. John Paul II
39 East 22nd Street, Bayonne, NJ 07002-3753 Rectory 201- 339-2070; Fax 201-339-3676
Email: [email protected] or [email protected] Religious Education: [email protected]
Web: www.johnpaul2parish.com w
Served by: Rev. Zenon Boczek SDS, Pastor
Rev. Paul Dolinski SDS, Parochial Vicar Rev. Andrew Kujawa SDS, Parochial Vicar
The purpose of the Salvatorian is to strengthen, to defend and to spread the Catholic faith everywhere insofar as this is com-mitted to it by Divine Providence. Therefore, by exercising this ecclesiastical teaching function in word and writing, it intends to achieve the end that all people might know more and more
the one true God and Him whom He sent, Jesus Christ.
Kerry G. Fryczynski, Zofia Castellon - Trustees Agnes Barowicz, Parish Secretary
Debra Czerwienski, Director of Religious Education Blanca Cisneros, Secretary of Religious Education
Dayle Vander Sande, Music Minister
WEEKEND MASSES: Saturday:
4:30 PM at St. Michael’s Church; 5:00 PM at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church
Sunday: 7:00 AM (Polish); 8:15 AM; 9:30 AM; 10:45 AM (Polish) & 12:15 PM;
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church 9:30 AM (Italian) - St. Michael’s Church
WEEKDAY MASSES: Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
Monday – Saturday: 7:00 AM (English) & 8:00 AM, (Polish) [except Thursday] Tuesday 7:00 PM (English), Thursday 7:00 PM (Polish)
St. Michael’s Church 8:00 AM (English) Monday – Saturday
CONFESSIONS: Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church Daily 7:30 AM, Saturday 4:00 PM
PARISH OFFICE HOURS; Monday , Wednesday and Thursday: 9:00 AM to 12:00 Noon; 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Tuesday :9:00 AM to 12:00 Noon; 1:00PM to 6:00 PM Friday: 9:00 AM to 12:00 Noon; 1:00PM to 3:00 PM
April 23, 2017
Spiritual Offerings, April 23-29, 2017
SANCTUARY LAMP Special Intention
INFANT OF PRAGUE CANDLE Our Blessings for Olivia Kathryn Lucci
(Grandma & Grandpa Lynch)
SACRED CHEART In Thanksgiving
DIVINE MERCY ++ Elvira & Giuseppe Ciraco ( Maria E. Ciraco)
BLESSED MOTHER CANDLE +John P. Durak
(Wife Clara, Children & Grandchildren)
OUR LADY OF CZESTOCHOWA CANDLE Anniversary Blessings for Diane & Lenny Bajor
ST. ANNE CANDLE Birthday Blessings for Barbara Leonard
(Pat Suckiel)
ST. ANTHONY CANDLE For Successful Surgery
ST. FRANCIS CANDLE Special Intentions of the Oranchak, Miskura
& Baldassarre Families
ST. JOHN PAUL II + Lottie Morgan (Daughter, Barbara Kopacz)
ST. JOSEPH God’s Blessings for Aleksandra Toczynski (Babcia)
ST. JUDE Health Blessings for Claire Vodarski
ST. STANISLAUS CANDLE +Siwiec, Bitwinski & Kochanek families
(B. Siwiec)
ST. THERESA CANDLE Blessings for Patricia Downes (Pat Suckiel)
SATURDAY, April 22, 2017 4:30 PM (SM) ++ Elvira & Giuseppe Ciraco (Daughter Maria) 5:00 PM Deceased Members of the Krupa Family (Evelyn & Family) SUNDAY, April 23, 2017 Feast of Divine Mercy 7:00 AM For Parishioners 8:15 AM ++ Dorothea & Herman Stabile (Jeff & Maryann Stabile) 9:30 AM 70th Birthday Blessings for Barbara Leonard (Denise, Lucas, Liam & Lily Ann) 9:30 AM (SM) ++ Michele Gerace & Vincenzo Grilli (Wife & Child) 10:45AM ++Aleksander & Władysława Orłowscy (Alina z Rodziną) 12:15 PM ++Bartosiewicz Family (Grandchildren) 3:00 PM Exposition Blessed Sacrament and Divine Mercy Novena MONDAY, April 24, 2017 7:00 AM +Agnes H. Lupinski (Great nieces) 8:00 AM ++ Jadwiga & Henryk Baranowski (Son & family) 8:00 AM (SM) +Eleanor Gallagher TUESDAY, April 25, 2017 7:00 AM + Tadeusz Toczynski (Jadzia Toczynski & Family)) 8:00 AM + Florence Florczak (Mary Kay London) 8:00 AM (SM) +Richard Bondaruk (Carole Peveri) 7:00 PM + Porfirio & Roderio Dio (Dio family) WEDNESDAY, April 26, 2017 7:00 AM + Florence Florczak (R & B Kline) 8:00 AM + Albin Ksepko 8:00 AM (SM) + Elizabeth Norton THURSDAY, April 27, 2017 7:00 AM + James E. Mc Kenna (Family) 8:00 AM (SM) +Mary Foss (Granddaughter, Mary Ann Mikolajczak) 7:00 PM +Stella Bednarski (Nice, Dorothy) FRIDAY, April 28, 2017 7:00 AM + Lorraine Quintela (Chris, Rob & Ed Durak) 8:00 AM + Florence Florczak (Andrew & Olivia Zapolski) 8:00 AM (SM) For Parishioners SATURDAY, April 29, 2017 7:00 AM + John (Jack) Kennedy (Mary Plaskon) 8:00 AM + Jerzy Kierez ( Krystyna) 8:00 AM (SM) + Jeanette Davis (Carl & Marie Davis) 4:30 PM (SM) +Veronica Siled (Margaret Knoop) 5:00 PM +Joseph Gudaitis ( Daughter Evelyn & Grandsons) SUNDAY, April 30, 2017 7:00 AM ++Zofia i Czesław Malinowscy 8:15 AM +Jean Mc Kee ( Pat Suckiel) 9:30 AM ++Rudolf & Viola Chmielewski (Sister) 9:30 AM (SM) +Nazarena Alessi ( Galeano & Magdalena & Family) 10:45AM Constitution Day for the New Polish Community Circle 12:15 PM ++Władysława & Józef Zaufall (Daughter)
Sunday of Divine Mercy April 23, 2017
“The flames of mercy are burning me. I
desire to pour them out upon human souls. Oh, what pain they cause Me when they do
not want to accept them!.” St. Faustina’s Diary (1074 – paragraph 2)
THANK YOU!
Special thanks to Mr. Charles A. Fiumefreddo for Easter donation of $20.000,00 to our parish.
Thank you, and may God bless you !
THIS WEEK Saturday, April 22,: Confirmation Practice-5:00 PM
Sunday , April 23, 2017: Divine Mercy Sunday Adoration-3:00 PM
Monday, April 24, 2017: Family of Nazareth-7:00 PM Confirmation Ceremony-7:00 PM
Tuesday, April 25, 2017 Seniors - 12:00 Cub Scouts - 7:00 PM
Wednesday, April 26, 2017 Eucharistic Adoration - 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, St. Michael’s Church
Thursday, April 27, 2017: Boy Scouts - 7:30 PM
Saturday – Sunday , April 29-30, 2017: Mother’s Day Envelopes
Monday, May 1, 2017: Family of Nazareth-7:00 PM
St. Henry’s Rosary Society City Wide Communion Breakfast will be on April 30, 2017.
Holy Mass is at 10:00 AM at St. Hen-ry's Church followed by a sit-down luncheon at the Chandelier. Tickets
are $35 per person. The speaker is Fr. Andrew Apostoli. Anyone interested
in purchasing a ticket, please call Mary Ann Decha at (732) 887-5946.
Mothers’ Day is May 14th. You may register your mother,
(living or deceased) for the special Masses on that weekend by using the envelope in your parishioner package, or by obtaining an
envelope at the church entrances.
You may also memorialize a special Mothers’ Day Candle for your mother by
reserving one from the Rosary Ladies. They will make them available in a few weeks. (These candles will burn on the Blessed Mother’s
Altar on Mothers’ Day weekend.)
. May: The Month of
Mary
During the month of May, we honor our
Blessed Mother. There will be special Ro-
sary Devotions. Blessed Mother’s Altar traditionally has been
decorated by the Rosary Society.
This year, we would like to open the dedication of the flowers to others. The
Altar needs two arrangements each week: $50 each.
Please contact the rectory for information.
The 30th Annual Liturgy for Those Whose Children Have Died will be held on Friday, May 12, 2017 at
7:30 PM at Notre Dame RC Church, 359 Central Ave, North Caldwell, NJ. All parents who have suffered the death of a child of any age are invited to attend with
their families and friends. Preregistration is requested by contacting Lauren Egan at (973) 497-4327 or
ROSARY SOCIETY SCHOLARSCHIP
The Rosary Society of St. John Paul II Parish is offering a $500
scholarship for an 8th grader from our Parish who will be at-tending a Catholic high school.
Last day to apply is May 8, 2017. Please call Mary Ann Decha at (732)887-5946
Special Thanks To Italian Community For donation of $ 366
Easter Collection : $ 47,914.00 (to date)
Easter Flowers: $ 4,149.00
Retired Priests: $ 1,728.00
Holy Land (Good Friday) :
$ 1,783.00
Thank You to all for their generosity!
Domenica della Divina Misericordia La domenica in albis (o della Divina Misericordia) è, nell'anno liturgico della Chiesa cattolica, la sec-onda domenica di Pasqua, cioè la domenica che segue tale solennità. La locuzione latina in albis
(vestibus), tradotta letteralmente, significa in bianche (vesti). Ai primi tempi della Chiesa, infat-ti, il battesimo era amministrato durante la notte di
Pasqua, e i battezzandi indossavano una tunica bianca che portavano poi per tutta la settimana suc-
cessiva, fino alla prima domenica dopo Pasqua, detta perciò "domenica in cui si depongono le vesti
bianche" (in albis depositis o deponendis). Con la riforma liturgica successiva al Concilio
Vaticano II la domenica è stata chiamata seconda domenica di Pasqua[ o domenica dell'ottava di
Pasqua. Nel 2000, per volontà di papa Giovanni Paolo II, la domenica è stata anche denominata
della Divina Misericordia, titolazione legata alla figura della santa mistica polacca Faustina Kow-
alska. Nella giornata è concessa, secondo determi-nate condizioni, l'indulgenza plenaria o parziale ai fedeli. Nel Diario di santa Faustina sono riportate alcune frasi pronunciate da Gesù durante le Sue
apparizioni alla mistica, tra le quali: « Desidero che la Festa della Misericordia sia di
riparo e di rifugio per tutte le anime e specialmente per i poveri peccatori. In quel giorno sono aperte le viscere della Mia Misericordia, riverserò tutto un mare di grazie sulle anime che si avvicinano alla sorgente della Mia Misericordia. L'anima che si
accosta alla confessione ed alla Santa Comunione, riceve il perdono totale delle colpe e delle pene. In
quel giorno sono aperti tutti i canali attraverso i quali scorrono le grazie divine. » Questa grazia secondo Ignacy Różycki può essere considerata una grazia più grande dell'indulgenza plenaria.
« Questa consiste nella cancellazione delle pene terrene dovute ai peccati commessi, ma non è mai la remissione delle stesse colpe. La grazia straordi-naria è sostanzialmente la più grande delle grazie
dei sei sacramenti ad eccezione del Sacramento del Battesimo: in quanto la remissione di tutte le colpe e di tutte le pene è la grazia sacramentale del Santo Battesimo. Per quanto riguarda le promesse citate, Cristo legò la remissione totale delle pene e delle colpe con l'accostarsi alla Santa Comunione ri-cevuta il giorno della Festa della Misericordia e
l'ha elevata al rango di "secondo battesimo”.
Congratulations Confirma-tion Candidates!
The following Confirmation Candidates will be con-
firmed on Monday April 24 at 7:00PM by The Most
Reverend Manuel A. Cruz . Please keep them in your prayers as they embark on the next phase of their Faith
Journey. Confirmation is not an end but a continuation.
Tyler “Joseph” Blicharz Paulina “Cecelia” Borawska
Christopher “Joseph” Cerbone Weronika “Emma” Chojnowska
Mackenzie “Lucy” Cruden Evan “Brendan” Karlicki
Nicholas “Matthew” Lucia Jake “John” Nowak
Justin “Michael” O’Connor Madison “Joan” Pellegrini
Drew “Blaise” Radil Alexandra “Valeria” Toczynski
Joseph “Robert” Vuolo
Special Thank You for Rose Ostroski, ASFL Lisa McConagly, ASLF Confirmation Catechist
Polish Constitution Day Celebration Wednesday, May
3rd 6:00 pm—10:00 pm
Polish American Home
23 W. 22nd Street—Bayonne $25 Includes: dinner, Dessert, Beer, Soda,
Coffee, Tea Live entertainment by
The Polka Brothers Band Visit Beof.org to buy your ticket today!
Or call Samantha Rojas at 201-437-7222
Divine Mercy Sunday The world was in the midst of the Great De-pression in 1931 and the memories of World War I were still very much alive in the minds of Europeans when in Po-
land a sister of the Congregation of Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy, Faustina Kowalska (1905-1938), is said to have been personally visited by Jesus. Ac-cording to her diary, which was listed on the Index of Forbidden Books for more than 20 years, an im-age was revealed to her of the risen Lord, from whose heart shone two rays, one red (representing blood) and the other “pale” (symbolizing water), with the words “Jesus, I trust in you” at the bottom. Faustina wrote in her diary that Jesus told her, “I promise that the soul that will venerate this image will not perish.” When she was canonized in 2000 under the direc-tion of fellow countryman Pope John Paul II, he proclaimed that the Second Sunday of Easter would henceforth be known as Divine Mercy Sunday, thereby widely promoting the devotional practices associated with Faustina’s visions, already popular in many communities. St. Faustina, a poorly educat-ed daughter of a humble Polish family, kept a 600-page diary of the apparitions she claimed continued for years. Her entries focus on God’s mercy, the call to accept God’s mercy and to be merciful, the need for conversion, and the call to trust in Jesus. It had been Jesus’ own wish, she wrote, to establish a feast day: “I [Jesus] desire that the Feast of Mercy be a refuge and shelter for all souls. . . . I am giving them the last hope of salvation; that is, the Feast of My Mercy.” Among the practices associated with the devotion are its novena, the Chaplet of the Di-vine Mercy (a series of prayers organized similarly to a rosary), the Hour of Great Mercy (a time of prayer traditionally celebrated at 3 p.m.), and the plenary indulgence granted to those who receive the Eucharist and celebrate reconciliation on Divine Mercy Sunday.But the road to the universal recog-nition and institutionalization of the devotion was anything but smooth. Since Sister Faustina’s diary, which she claimed Jesus himself had asked her to keep, had been previously listed on the Index of Forbidden Books, it curtailed the exercise of the devotional practices. Detractors claimed that her writing contained theological errors, while her de-fenders attribute mistakes to a faulty translation from Polish to Italian. While the diary is no longer on the Index and her canonization has officially put away concerns regarding the orthodoxy of her writ-ings, critics remain.
Święto Miłosierdzia Bożego obchodzone jest w pierwszą niedzielę po Wielka-nocy, czyli II Niedzielę Wielka-nocną, zwaną obecnie Niedzielą Miłosierdzia Bożego. Wpisał je do kalendarza liturgicznego naj-pierw Franciszek kard. Macharski dla archidiecezji krakowskiej (1985), a potem niektórzy biskupi polscy w swoich diecezjach. Na prośbę Episkopatu Polski Ojciec Święty Jan Paweł II w 1995 roku wprowadził to święto dla wszystkich diecezji w Polsce. W dniu kanonizacji Siostry Faustyny 30 kwietnia 2000 roku Papież ogłosił to święto dla całego Kościoła. Inspiracją dla ustanowienia tego święta było prag-nienie Jezusa, które przekazała Siostra Faustyna. Pan Jezus powiedział do niej: Pragnę, ażeby pierwsza niedziela po Wielkanocy była świętem Miłosierdzia (Dz. 299). Pragnę, aby święto Miłosierdzia, było ucieczką i schronieniem dla wszystkich dusz, a szczególnie dla biednych grzeszników. W dniu tym otwarte są wnętrzności miłosierdzia Mego, wylewam całe morze łask na dusze, które się zbliżą do źródła miłosierdzia Mo-jego. Która dusza przystąpi do spowiedzi i Komunii świętej, dostąpi zupełnego odpuszczenia win i kar. W dniu tym otwarte są wszystkie upusty Boże, przez które płyną łaski (Dz. 699). O najmiłosierniejszy Jezu, Twoja dobroć jest nieskończona, a skarby łask nieprzebrane. Ufam bezgranicznie Twojemu miłosierdziu, które jest ponad wszystkie dzieła Twoje. Oddaję się Tobie całkowicie i bez zastrzeżeń, ażeby w ten sposób móc żyć i dążyć do chrześcijańskiej doskonałości. Pragnę szer-zyć Twoje miłosierdzie poprzez spełnianie dzieł miłosierdzia, tak wobec duszy, jak i ciała, zwłaszcza starając się o nawrócenie grzeszników, niosąc pociechę potrzebującym pomocy, chorym i strapionym. Strzeż mnie więc, o Jezu, jako własności swojej i chwały swojej. Jakkolwiek czasami drżę ze strachu, uświadamiając sobie słabość moją, to jed-nocześnie mam bezgraniczną ufność w Two-je miłosierdzie. Oby wszyscy ludzie poznali zawczasu nieskończoną głębię Twego miłosierdzia, zaufali Mu i wysławiali Je na wieki. Amen.
