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The Parish of St. Francis de Sales Remembers All Souls Day 2015 ~ November 01, 2015
Rosemarie Allen 08/05/1925 ~ 05/02/2015
Vincent Aluzzo
04/09/1932 ~ 03/06/2015
Thaddeus Bruchalski 10/29/1923 ~ 10/02/2015
Tom Burke
06/23/1941 ~ 04/26/2015
Julie Cavanaugh 06/08/1923~ 09/06/2015
Elizabeth “ Betty” Chivil 09/02/1927 ~ 03/21/2015
Albert Chrenko
04/06/1929 ~ 07/23/2015
Dorothy L. Connell 7/30/1919 ~ 08/22/2015
Kay Conroy
04/23/1934~ 08/06/2015
John Joe Curley 09/26/1948 ~ 10/24/2015
Ann Damis
10/18/1960 ~ 02/19/2015
Agnes DeHeer 08/21/1931 ~ 01/17/2015
Alice Diaper
12/11/1925 ~ 08/12/2015
Paul Drozdiak 09/27/1925 ~ 06/20/2015
Steve Dunkirk
02/01/1935 ~ 04/04/2015
Elizabeth Wood Glass 08/30/1927 ~ 02/21/2015
Helen Julia Gregory
06/19/1948 ~ 01/10/2015
Ellen R. Hollar 04/01/1944 ~ 10/02/2015
Fr. Robert Jacunski
05/04/1931~ 01/19/2015
Charles Kelly 05/26/1939 ~ 02/02/2015
Edwin King
01/25/1955 ~ 08/22/2015
Agnes Korczynski 05/07/1923 ~ 07/04/2015
Mary Lagomarsino
03/02/1927 ~ 01/21/2015
Bernadette Lancaster 07/15/1930 ~ 10/08/2015
Patricia E. Levendusky 07/04/1945 ~ 08/08/2015
John Lizzo
09/15/1926~ 12/24/2014
Fred Miani 05/14/1925 ~ 08/03/2015
Patricia Miani
03/17/1925 ~ 06/29/2015
Catherine Michaels 07/23/1919 ~ 01/29/2015
Grace Mihalko
03/12/1938 ~ 01/06/2015
Matthew Mitchell 03/02/1995~ 07/25/2015
Concetta L. Nuara
06/06/1924 ~ 04/07/2015
Virginia Ockendon 08/12/1945 ~ 02/23/2015
Regina Opher
04/24/1913 ~ 10/31/2014
Jena Pina 01/31/1974 ~ 03/02/2015
William Rainer, Sr.
04/17/1931 ~ 07/09/2015
Sharon Redyke 03/19/1963 ~ 07/06/2015
Father Pat Rice
06/25/1949 ~ 09/03/2015
Joel Riley 06/27/1935 ~ 05/24/2015
Raniero Sebastiani
02/06/1958 ~ 05/23/2015
Michael Andrew Toth 03/03/1955 ~ 07/31/2015
Tracey Van Vliet
06/23/1963 ~ 03/04/2015
Leslie Walters 02/02/1950 ~ 12/09/2014
Chirstine M. Wesley
05/28/1933 ~ 07/13/2015
Matthew J. Wingle, III 09/18/1938 ~ 04/28/2015
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31- Saturday 8:30 AM Saturday Memorial Mass 5:00 PM Connie & Sal Nuara req by Paul & Pam Contreri 01- Sunday 8:00 AM Benjamin Davidson req by Corrine & Marc Davidson 10:00 AM Rosary Gaffney-White req by The Annunziata Family 12:00 PM Bill Kohl req by The Pisapia Family 02- Monday 8:30 AM Chris ne Wesley req by The Ma hes Family
03- Tuesday 8:30 AM Frank Doonan req by John & Rita Doonan
04 - Wednesday 8:30 AM Kathryn Conroy req by The Ma hes Family 05- Thursday 8:30 AM Fr. Pat Rice req by Pat & Chuck McGill
06- Friday 8:30 AM Marguerite H. McGranahan req by Maureen & George Chintala Jr.
07- Saturday 8:30 AM Saturday Memorial Mass 5:00 PM Margaret Farrell req by The Delhauer Family 08- Sunday 8:00 AM Chris ne Wesley req by The Annunziata Family 10:00 AM Tom Burke req by Rick & Barbara Braun 12:00 PM Joel Riley req by The Ilaw Family
READINGS FOR THE WEEK4
Monday: Wis 3:1-9; Ps 23:1-6; Rom 5:5-11 or 6:3-9; Jn 6:37-40, or any readings from no. 668 or from the Masses for the Dead, nos. 1011-1016
Tuesday: Rom 12:5-16b; Ps 131:1bcde-3; Lk 14:15-24
Wednesday: Rom 13:8-10; Ps 112:1b-2, 4-5, 9; Lk 14:25-33 Thursday: Rom 14:7-12; Ps 27:1bcde, 4, 13-14; Lk 15:1-10 Friday: Rom 15:14-21; Ps 98:1-4; Lk 16:1-8 Saturday: Rom 16:3-9, 16, 22-27; Ps 145:2-5, 10-
11; Lk 16:9-15
November 7 - 8, 2015 Sat., Nov. 7, 5:00 PM B1 Ann Leavitt Frank Garrity Matt Kubik C1 Deacon Dennis Janet Kubik Mike Kubik B2 Kelly Leavitt C2 Mike Molloy C3 Jim Murphy C4 Jeanette Murphy B3 Sue Biagini Sunday, Nov. 8, 8:00 AM B1 Cheryl Avery Barbara Andreski Katarina Gomez C1 Bob Kirchmer Tom Geerlof Thalia Gomez B2 Frank McNulty C2 Diane McNulty C3 Janice Gaughan C4 Rich Englert B3 Gail Englert 10:00 AM B1 Sergio Gonzalez Jeannie Diemer Evan Amato C1 Ed Ferrazano Ami Byra Brittany Gaule B2 Joan Stellingwerf C2 Cindy Ferrazano C3 Linda Stengel C4 Kevin Reed B3 Barbara Reed XC Carolyn Kelly 12:00 Noon B1 Joan Gengaro Ralph Conte Lindsay Oroho C1 Roger Gengaro Laura Curcione Hayley Oroho B2 Allie McLaughlin C2 Chris Gaule C3 Natalie Callahan C4 Ann Conte B3 Bob Springer
SATURDAY MEMORIAL MASS
The 8:30AM Saturday Mass during the month of November will be offered for the souls of : Kay Conroy, Ralph DeFazio, Sr. ,
Catherine & Edward DeYoung, Stephen Fava, John Henderson, Linda Jache , Edwin F.
King, Sharon Redyke, Marion & Albert Sinforosa, Jennifer Young
Adora on Times: First Friday: 9:00AM - 9:00 PM
Subsequent Fridays 9:00 AM - Noon
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Please Pray for those who are sick, especially: Michael Acce a, Dale Arakelian, Brad Arnold, Sandy Be es, Kathy Boehm, Melinda Borst, Ken Brandt, Brian Braun, Kevin Braun, Marilyn Burn-ham, Lillian Brune , Erin Cahalin, Cathy Chulla, Sean Connell, Janiece Contreri,
Frank Converse, Tara Criscone, Kelly Cusack, Raymond Diemer, Dan Di Giovanni, Baby Evie Dixon, Lisa Merck Edwing, Gabrielle Evgenikos, Sandy Fredericks, Peter Ganzer, Margaret Guiton, Jean Hartung, Joanne Healey, Anne Holman, Greg Holowach, Ruth Hubmaster, Rhonda Kane, Anne Kolibas, Joseph Kolibas, Joe Kunz, Linda Kunz, Ryan Lambert, William Lawrence, Fred Marklin, Carol McDonald, James Mc Donald, Ma Mitchell, Kim McGovern, Tom McGranahan, Marie Mendez, Michael, Katharine Mulhall, Denise Paz, Nadine Por-ter, Margaret Redesky, Bernice Regan, Jodie Reilly, Tommy Rogalski, Bob Rose, Harold Rowan, Teresa Sadowska, Dominique Scerbak, Ken-neth Smith, Stephen Smith, John Snow, Sara Snyder, Alison Walters Soderberg, Timothy Struble, Denis Tanguay, Sr., Robert Thompkins, Norman Trass, Bertha Valen n, Brenna Whitson, Walter Winkler, Emma Marie Wyman, Len Zawalski, Rob Zimmerer
Stewardship offering for October 18, 2015 $ 10,292.00 Same Sunday Last Year $ 11,439.00
Thanks to the 255 envelope users last weekend.
For our parishioners who contribute electronically, the next upcoming special collection is: October 2015 All Souls Remembrance October 25, 2015 Mission Sunday
What shall I return to the Lord for all He has given?” -Psalm 116:12
Notes from the bookkeeper: Watch for our quarterly finan-cial report soon. A preview- Total income for the first quarter ( 7/1/15 ~ 9/30/15) was $180,088.79. Unfortunate-ly, our total expenses for the same period was $187,457.92
STEWARDSHIP OF OUR TREASURE
New Parishioner Meeting–Next meeting is in Boland Hall on November 22, 2015 following the 10:00 AM Mass Contact Cathy in the office to sign up, (973) 827-3248 x 198
Baptismal Prep Class: Please call Cathy in the office to register for the November 2015 Class. (973) 827-3248 X 198.
Sacred Heart Spirituality Center First Thursday Retreats
The retreats are the first Thursday of every month. Each month with a different topic. Open to all. Registration begins at 9:00 AM and ends with a lunch at 1:00PM. Please RSVP to Sr. Joanne at (973) 383-2620 or [email protected] .
TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION
OPLATKI is coming! OPLATKI is coming!
Advent starts on the weekend of November 28th and 29th. Come to the gift shop for all your Ad-vent needs...Oplatki, calendars, candles and holders! Open after Masses. We’d love to see you!
Eight hundred years ago, the church’s practice of penance underwent major revision as theologians, called scholastics, reflected on the practice of their day. By then, penance was normally a very secret rite, celebrated com-pletely apart from the community. Public penance had mostly disappeared behind the walls of monasteries and the cloister grills of convents. The scholastics trimmed penance down to bare essentials, even sweeping aside age-old traditions like a laying on of hands and prayers of absolution. All that was left was the confessor’s simple statement, “Ego te absolvo,” “I absolve you.” In 1614 a new ritual book tried to make penance more public and solemn. It suggested, but did not require, that the priest wear a surplice and stole, and hear the con-fession in a confessional. For the first time, we have the directive that the priest be separated from the penitent by a screen, a rule that some bishops applied very strictly. By the 1940s, large numbers of Catholics availed them-selves of the sacrament of confession every Saturday, and most people thought confession was a prerequisite for Communion. In some urban parish churches, confession-als were staffed, usually by the junior priest, for several hours every day, even during the celebration of Mass. It is remarkable how quickly things changed, but as we have seen, the system has collapsed before and what of-ten comes next is an impulse of the Spirit, new life, and a fresh start. —Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
What is something that resulted from Vatican II? New Faith, New Church, Novus Ordo Missae, or Tridentine Rite?
‘ Novus O
r-do M
issae’ m
eans “new order of the M
ass’. It is properly known as The M
ass of Pope Paul VI and is now the ordinary M
ass of the Rom
an Catholic Church.
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THIS WEEK AT A GLANCE
31-Saturday 9:00 - 10:15 AM Religious Educa on 11:00 AM AA (SCB) 01- Sunday 10:00 AM Children’s Liturgy (YR) 6:30 PM Mass/HSchool Program An och Retreat Team (YR)
02- Monday 6:30 PM Circle of Friend (109-110)) 7:00 PM MAB (SCB)
03-Tuesday 9:30 AM Rosary Makers / Prayer Shawl 103 4:30-5:45 Religious Educa on
04-Wednesday 1:00 PM XYZ (CSH) 7:00 PM CRUNCH TIME - Tricky Tray Wrapping (SCB) 7:30 PM Bible Study (210)
05- Thursday 9:00 AM Vietnam Vets 9:30 -No Mom to Mom 4:30 PM Peers at Play (YR) 6:30 PM Circle of Friends (109) 7:00 PM Yoga (CSH) 7:30 PM Choir
06- Friday 9:00 AM Bible Study (103) 6:30 PM PARISH TRICKY TRAY 7-8 PM AA (SCB)
07-Saturday 11:00 AM AA (SCB) Vernon Historical Society Dinner
08- Sunday 10:00 AM Children’s Liturgy (YR) 2:00 PM Veteran’s Mass An och Retreat Team (YR)
Sunday, November 15, 2014 Time: 1:00 PM
Please bring your work gloves, rakes and other yard tools.
God’s home is our home too!
Great Opportunity to earn Service Hours!
ANNUAL PARISH FALL CLEAN UP
Don’t forget to adjust your clocks today Sunday Morning (2:00AM)
-Nov 1,2014 (One hour back)
“Spring Ahead, Fall Back”
Veteran’s Mass Join our Veterans of November 8th at
2:00 PM for a Mass commemorating Veteran's Day.
Come honor the men and women who served our Country to preserve our freedom .
POSSIBILITIES All things are possible for one
who believes, more to one who hopes, even more to one who loves.
—St. Lawrence
Tuesday November 3, 2015
~Your Civic Duty ~
NOVEMBER IS MINISTRY
AWARENESS MONTH
After Masses this month, there will be representatives from various ministries available in the Church Social Hall to answer questions about their ministry.
Please visit- each week, for your opportunity find how you can serve the
Lord by serving our community.
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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Please “Like” us on Facebook
2015 PARISH TRICKY TRAY
THIS FRIDAY !! NOVEMBER 6, 2015
Doors Open 6:30 PM Calling: 8:00 PM
Food for Purchase- Wraps, Cheese Steak, Toastees, Soda & Water, Beer & Wine (21+) & Complimentary Dessert, Cof-
fee & Tea .
MEETING: Wednesday, Nov 4, 2015 7:00 PM Helpers during the day Thursday & Friday ~10Am
Call Michele Smith (973) 903-6009 or Cathy in the parish office at
(973) 827-3248 ext. 198
We still need Volunteers- Runners & Security, Bakers,
Set Up & Clean Up Help !
Children’s Liturgy of the Word
Join us during the 10:00 AM Mass. Children: Ages 4 years through
4th grade OPEN TO High School and 7 & 8 Graders:
Altar Serving Host Ministry
( Monthly Hospitality Sunday) Fall Clean Up
November 15th, 2015 1:00 PM Open to High School Only:
Peers at Play Youth Music Ministry
Student Aide Children’s Liturgy of the Word Veteran’s Mass & Reception
Greeter at Mass Please contact Melory Weber to sign up (973) 827-3248 x 249
Email: [email protected]
7 & 8 Grade (10 Hours per Year) H.S. (40 Hrs in 2 years)
Second Grade - Sacramental Preparation
“Together With Jesus” Time: 10:00 AM Mass
First Session : Sunday, November 22, 2015 Second Session: Sunday, December 13, 2015
(More dates to follow)
Ziti & Meatball Dinner ~ Friday, Nov 6th, 2015 Immaculate Conception Lyceum
75 Church St. , Franklin, NJ 973-209-0123 Take-Out 4:30 PM, Seating- 5:30 PM- 7:30 PM
Adults: $8., Seniors $6., Children $5. Proceeds- Catholic Family & Community Services Operations
Meals on Wheels and Food Pantry
100,000 Rosary Beads
Congratulations to our Rosary Makers- Since starting in 1995 our dedicated stewards have produced 100,000 sets of Rosary Beads. They have been sent to missions across the world, given to children in our Religious Education program, distributed by the Home and Hos-pital and the Prayer Shawl Ministries and left in our chapel for anyone who needs them . Today, during the 12 noon Mass, we bless the beads and our Ministry for their milestone of achievement.
How many apostles were listed in the Gospels? Thirteen, Ten, Eleven, or Twelve?
Twelve. They were Peter, An-drew, Jam
es, John, Phillip, Bartholom
ew, M
atthew, Thom-
as, Thaddeus, Jam
es II, Simon,
and Judas. Mat-
thias, the apostle nam
ed to re-place Judas, was not m
entioned until the book of Acts, which is not one of the Gospels.
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O God, source and giver of all things,
You manifest your infinite majesty, power and goodness
In the earth about us: We give you honor and glory.
For the sun and the rain, For the manifold fruits of our fields:
For the increase of our herds and flocks,
We thank you. For the enrichment of our souls
with divine grace, We are grateful.
Supreme Lord of the harvest,
Graciously accept us and the fruits of our toil,
In union with Jesus, your Son, As atonement for our sins,
For the growth of your Church, For peace and love in our homes,
And for salvation for all. We pray through Christ our Lord.
Amen.
REMEMBERING THE “EVERYDAY SAINTS” All Saints Day, November 1, and All Souls Day November 2, are two excel-lent opportunities to celebrate the lives of those “everyday” saints in your life, such as grandparents, aunts, uncles, friends, etc. Pull out family photo albums and videos. Invite your family to reminisce and share stories about the lives of those close to you who have passed away. Visit the cemetery where your loved ones are buried. Take a moment to pray and remember the person’s life and what he or she meant to you.
WE REMEMBER THEM In the rising of the sun and in its going down
WE REMEMBER THEM in the blowing of the wind and in the chill of winter
WE REMEMBER THEM in the opening of buds
and in the warmth of summer WE REMEMBER THEM
when we are lost and sick of heart
WE REMEMBER THEM when we have joys we yearn to share
WE REMEMBER THEM so long as we live, they too shall live
for they are now a part of us AS WE REMEMBER THEM.
REMEMBERING THE DECEASED
Down through the ages, Christian communities have honored and remembered their dead. We see their names on the walls and win-dows of churches and on grave markers in cemeteries. We read their names in prayers of intercession and recall their anniversaries. Especially during the month of November - with its solemnity of All Saints and commemoration of All Souls - Catholics both remember the dead and prepare for their own death. We have another opportunity to remember those who have died. Our “Book of the Names of the Dead” will be in the back of church.
Parishioners are invited to enter the names of family members who have died since this time last year. The book will be left out for the month of November. All those who have been remembered will be prayed for during the intercessions at our liturgies during November.
Faith Forma on Ques on: Does the Soul/Spirit actual die when the body expires?
Soul signifies the “spiritual principle in humanity.” Because the Greeks o en emphasized that the soul need-
ed to escape the body, we o en have a tendency to “prefer” the soul to the body.
However, this is not Catholic theology. The body is nothing without the soul and the body gives anima on to
the soul. They work in consort throughout human life. We care for our bodies respec ully.
The soul is immortal. It is the essen al part of the human body that likens us to God’s image. It does separate from the body
at death but will also reunite with the body at the final resurrec on. - Mike Hayes Website: bustedhalo.com
