ST. ANTHONY’S PARISH COMMUNITY 276 Diamond Bridge Avenue Hawthorne, New Jersey 07506

Rev. Msgr. Raymond J. Kupke, Ph.D...................................Pastor

Rev. Sylwester Pierzak............................................Parochial Vicar

Rev. Msgr. Elso C. Introini....................................Pastor Emeritus

Deacon Gerald Fadlalla..........................Social Services Ministry

Deacon Ronnie Gonzalez………......................Pre-Cana Program

Deacon Anthony Bernardine................................................(Retired)

Deacon Richard Brudzynski.................................................(Retired)

Sr. Colleen Clair, F.M.A........................................School Principal

Sr. Betty Ann Martinez, F.M.A.........................Rel. Ed. Director

Sunday Masses Saturday......................................................................................5:30 p.m. Sunday...........................................7:00, 8:30, 10:00 a.m., 12 noon

Weekday Masses Monday - Saturday.................................................................7:30 a.m.

Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday.........................................................................4:30 - 5:15 p.m.

Ms. Therese Grolly.........................Confirmation Coordinator

Mr. Craig Jandoli....................................Confirmation Assistant

Mr. Michael Riedel................................................Music Director

Julian Cabling / Liz Newman..……........….....Youth Ministers

Mrs. Diane Brown...............................................Parish Secretary

Ms. Mary Ann Martone….Safe Environment Coordinator/ Parish Secretary

Mrs. Cathy Clyne.........................................Finance Department

Mr. William Chaky………................Maintenance Supervisor

Mr. Eugene Morabito.............................................................Trustee

Mrs. Barbara Homler.............................................................Trustee

Phone 973-427-1478

Fax 973-427-4826

Website www.stanthony-hawthorne.org

School 973-423-1818

Religious Education 973-427-7873

Upcoming Holy Hour - Eucharistic Adoration Monday, January 18, 2021 7:30 - 8:30 p.m.

Anointing of the Sick Please call the rectory for a priest to anoint anyone who is dying or seriously ill.

Baptisms are held on every Sunday at 1:30 p.m. Please call the rectory for more information.

M a s s e s

Served by

January 17, 2021

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M A SS INTENTIO NS Sunday, January 17, 2021

Saturday January 16 5:30 PM Intention of the People of the Parish Terry Crane Catherine Ellicott Jeannette Newman Richard Cofrancesco

Sunday January 17 7:00 AM Piotr Maliszewski

8:30 AM Marianna Pierzak Daniel Murawinski Fran Koerner

Beverly Biscaha

10:00 AM Joseph P. Leonard & Estelle M. Leonard

Harold Gordon Francesco De Candia

Patrick Kelly Jr. 12:00 PM Intention of Gladys Cristensen & Family Tripicchio & Porporino Families

Marilyn Dahdah Aurentino Sanchez

Katherine Ferretti

Monday January 18 7:30 AM Daniel Raymond Bill Missonellie Theresa Giorgi

Tuesday January 19 7:30 AM Bernadette M. Duffy Mary Conlon

Wednesday January 20 7:30 AM Jeff Condatore Minnie and Ralph Romano

Thursday January 21 7:30 AM John J. Hill Jr. John A. Giordano

Friday January 22 7:30 AM Mary & John A. Giordano

Saturday January 23 7:30 AM Eugene Long Richard Beaumont Maisie Sweeney

The Sanctuary Lamp:

honoring the Eucharistic Presence of our Lord in the Tabernacle is burning this week In Loving Memory of Maria Marycz

Bread and Wine: In Loving Memory of Piotr Maliszewski

Next Weekend Mass Intentions January 23-24, 2021

Saturday 5:30 PM Mary Funcheon Christina Zisa (10th Anniversary) Amelia Marano Gerald and Emilio Tirri

Sunday 7:00 AM Intention of Fr. Sylwester Lawrence Rudesyle Katherine Ferretti

8:30 AM Angelo Ritola Marion Bradford

Stephen Schrammel Fran Koerner

10:00 AM People of the Parish Steve Schrammel Gaetana Santo, Frank Santo, Tita Italia

Sr. Rosemary Cordes, F.M.A. 12:00 PM Melinda & Frank Martone

Raymond Mastrobuoni

Intention of Dorothea Freund

Pray for the Sick of Our Parish

Rich Ambrose, Ralph & Terry Adame and Family, Amy Brenna, Carol Cahion, Phyliss Carlough, Ernie Cole, Mary Colombo, Marge Corley, Michele D’Angelo, Dan DiIenno, Jose Espinosa, Rosa Feliciano, Laura Flanders, Agnes Gallagher, Eddie Gallo, Richard Gallo, Eileen Gazawie, Msgr. Mark Giordani, Mason Giove, Eddie Gonzalez, Sam Hayek, Mary Izzo, Peter Kavanagh, Darlene Kolakovic, Sam Kotoulas, Msgr. Raymond Kupke, James LaBianca, Judy LaGuardia, Lucy Leone, Frank Longo, Lopez Family, Gina Love, Carmela Lucas, Robert Maggio Jr., Michael Mahometa, Robert Majewski, Joan Martin, Frank McCarthy, Genny McLean, Joseph McDonald, Monica McDonald, Maria McLaughlin, Baby McKenna, Shirley Melgar, Marie Miller, Helen Monda, Sally Ann Morse, Delfina Montone, Patricia Moore, Julieann Morabito, Sandra Morabito, George Morabito, Gail Neumann, Scott Nickl, Ralph Petrucci, Joan Prusiensky, Baby Lily Ramos, Colleen Read, Maureen Read, Eileen Robinson, Barbara Tilton, Dolores Yarnchuk, Diane Vigilanti, Mary Walker, Joseph Woods, Agnes Mariella Zimmer, Gregory Zimmer, Millie Zeralli, Marie Zigarelli, John Zisa.

Please Note: These names will appear on our list for one month only.

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Liturgy and Music Page

Please join in singing the Hymns, Response and Acclamations with your mask on. Thank you.

PROCESSIONAL: GOD, WE PRAISE YOU Te Deum laudamus/Nettleton

God, we praise you! God, we bless you! God, we name you sov'reign Lord! Mighty King whom angels worship, Father, by your Church adored: All cre- ation shows your glo- ry; Heav'n and earth draw near your throne, Singing "Holy, holy, holy,” Lord of hosts and God alone!

Christ, at God's right hand victorious, You will judge the world you made; Lord, in mercy help your servants For whose freedom you have paid: Raise us- up from dust to glory, Guard us- from all sin today; King enthroned above all praises, Save your people, God, we pray.

GLORY TO GOD – SUNG: MASS OF ST. FRANCIS CABRINI Kevin Keil

Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace to people of good will. We praise you, we bless you, we adore you, we glorify you, we give you thanks

for your great glory, Lord God, heavenly King, O God, almighty Father.

Lord Jesus Christ, Only Begotten Son, Lord God, Lamb of God, Son of the Father, you take away the sins of the world, have mercy on us; you take away the sins of the world,

receive our prayer; you are seated at the right hand of the Father, have mercy on us.

For you alone are the Holy One, you alone are the Lord, you alone are the Most High, Jesus Christ, with the Holy Spirit, in the glory of God the Father. Amen.

RESPONSORIAL PSALM: PSALM 40 Owen Alsott

R. Here am I, Lord, I come to do your will.

PREPARATION HYMN: SHEPHERD OF SOULS St. Agnes

Shepherd of souls, refresh and bless Your chosen pilgrim flock With manna in the wilderness, With water from the rock.

We would not live by bread alone, But by your word of grace, In strength of which we travel on To our abiding place.

EUCHARISTIC ACCLAMATIONS: MASS OF CHRIST THE SAVIOR Dan Schutte

COMMUNION: HERE I AM, LORD Dan Schutte

Refrain: Here I am Lord, Is it I Lord? I have heard you calling in the night I will go Lord, If you lead me, I will hold your people in my heart.

RECESSIONAL: GO MAKE OF ALL DISCIPLES Ellacombe

Go make of all disciples We hear the call O Lord, That comes from Thee our Father In Thy eternal Word.

Inspire our ways of learning Through earnest fervent prayer. And let our daily living Reveal Thee everywhere.

SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

Please take the Parish Bulletin with you at the conclusion of Mass. It contains valuable parish information AND we cannot re-use the Bulletins for the next Mass. Thank you!

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“DIGESTI NG” THE GOSPEL . . .

Many of us reached God’s call earlier than we could consciously hear it. At Baptism, our parents and godparents answered that call for us. It was a good start to follow God and discover Christ who says of himself: “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.“ We grow up all our lives to understand and accept this truth, to consciously answer this call. It is similar to St. Peter’s famous confession. Peter professed his faith when Jesus’ teaching seemed too difficult. Many of the disciples just left to find maybe some less demanding teacher. Jesus saw this and therefore asked his disciples, “Do you also want to leave?” And then came the honest answer of St. Peter: “Master, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life. We have come to believe and are convinced that you are the Holy One of God.“ All of us, priests and lay people, often face difficult faith questions. It is not a shame to admit that. Even great saints did so! Doubts arise in our heads, darkness may cover the walls of our hearts, and then Christ comes up and asks us: “Do you also want to leave?” He does not beg out of despair: “Please don’t go! Stay with me! I beg you, stay!” No. He simply asks you and me the same question he asked his first disciples: “Do you also want to leave?” It has always amazed me. Jesus does not play any games with us. He is straightforward and wants us to be honest and transparent when approaching him. No masks on (even during pandemic!), no actors, no pretending, no guile! These days, many Christians seek God beyond the reality created by the grace of Baptism, somewhere outside the Church. They are looking for contact with God, inner peace, happiness in Buddhism, yoga, and various ways of eastern meditation. The famous Trappist monk, mystic, and philosopher Thomas Merton went to the Far East to study Buddhist spirituality, its method of prayer and meditation. He was hungry for contact with God. Ultimately, he found what he was looking for in the Trappist community. While studying at Columbia University, Merton became friends with the Hindi swami (teacher) Brahmachari. He had many passionate conversations with him related to the spirituality of the East and the West. When Merton asked his interlocutor to point out some valuable books on spirituality, to his surprise, Brahmachari did not point him to any meditative or mystical writing of the East, but to “The Imitation of Christ” by Thomas à Kempis, and “The Confessions” of St. Augustine. Now different story... Greg was the only child. Parents took care of everything. They sent him to an elite school, after which he got a good, well-paid job. During his studies, his parents bought him a fancy car, dressed in designer clothes, and he had his own bank account. In his El Dorado, he lacked nothing, yet he did not receive what is most important in life, the values that give the deepest meaning to our existence. Soon he quit his job and began to lead a hippie lifestyle. Drugs, alcohol, and sex were now his only “values.” However, he did not find peace in all this. He started looking for the answers in various religious sects. Today Greg belongs to a community whose members do not drink alcohol, do not use drugs, do not smoke cigarettes, eat only one meal a day, sleep on a thin mat, wear coarse clothes, do not have money or expensive stuff, do not watch TV or read newspapers, they pray and meditate eleven hours a day. Greg belongs to a Buddhist group in Thailand. He found peace of mind. But is this peace of mind enough? Nobody knows how long he will stay in this group. During a conversation with his parish priest, Greg’s colleague said: “I cannot understand why young people, fleeing all this consumerism, noise, and “rat race,” seek solitude and inner peace somewhere in the Far East, in the practices of Buddhism, while all this is given here, so close to us, at hand. It is enough to stop whatever we do, whenever you are, and simply enter the nearest church for a moment of prayer, meditation and adoration. Then you will be overwhelmed by an extraordinary, holy silence. Sometimes words are not necessary. Silence. Holy Presence. Peace emanates from every corner of this sacred building. Then I feel the presence of Christ and his Mother. Peace envelops my soul, and my heart wants to sing a song of joy and adoration. I find there everything that some of my friends are looking for very far, in Buddhist monasteries.

A Few Words From Fr. Sylwester

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Jesus gives what we want, what we truly desire. The apostles asked him where he was staying, and he replied, “Come and see.” They followed him and found what they were looking for.”

To every seeker, Christ says: “Come and you will see where I live.” Certainly, the church building is the right place to meet Christ and find what is missing in the busy, consumerist world. How many of us realized this truth when we could not come here and pray due to pandemic restrictions... The only shelter in this crazy world has been closed. However, let’s not forget that not a place is the most important in our encounter with God because even here, in church, we can miss Christ. Yes, we meet the statue of Our Lady or St. Anthony, we meet many of our friends, meet our priests and deacons, but Christ? Where is Christ in all this? Have we met him that particular Sunday?

The church, both a magnificent basilica and a small wooden village church, is a sacred space, but it is more important to meet Christ in person. During pandemic Sunday Mass obligation is suspended, but it’s good to remind ourselves that each and every time we miss Sunday Mass without a serious reason, we commit a grave (mortal) sin which requires seeking God’s forgiveness in a sacramental Confession, for it breaks our bond and communion with God. We have intentionally said ‘no’ into God’s face. And spiritual advice: instead of saying, “I missed church or Sunday Mass,” let’s say, “I missed Christ...” It helps us better understand what Sunday Mass is all about. Unfortunately, many Christians misinterpret this truth and claim that God is everywhere so that you can pray everywhere, which means NEVER in church! This is really unfair to say something like this: “I believe in Christ, but do not go to church at all!” These are not words addressed to the Church or to a particular priest; these are words addressed to Christ, for He is is the Founder and Head of this Church. This is Christ’s Church! He is the Head, and we are the Body. “I believe in you, Jesus, but this Church is not for me, I am not interested in it,” is rather telling Jesus into his face: “I am not interested in the Eucharist, in your Body and Blood that you give freely so that I could have life within me...” Our homebound parishioners and sick family members would give everything for being able to come here, maybe this one time, maybe for a brief moment only, and attend Mass in their beloved church, feel this sacred presence, peace, community. They truly understand that the Church is not only a building, a priest, congregation, music, ministries, but most of all, the Real Presence of Living Christ in the Eucharist. While receiving his Body and Blood, we can feel in our hearts the peace that only God can give, we can receive God’s blessing for the whole week, we can go home changed. And we can truly repeat after St. Andrew: “We have found Christ.” We have found Him, and He changed our lives forever!

With Prayers,

Father Sylwester

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With Prayers,

Father Sylwester

I extend my own prayers and sympathy, as well as that of Father Sylwester and the whole parish to Dee Casapulla and her many children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren on the loss of her husband and their father, Deacon James Casapulla, who was buried from Saint Anthony's last Saturday at the age of 84.. With his ordination as a permanent deacon by Bishop Frank Rodimer in 1982, Jim inaugurated an entirely new form of ministry here at Saint Anthony's as the first of the seven men who have served the parish in that role. Not everyone at Saint Anthony's was initially entirely receptive to the idea of the permanent diaconate forty years ago, and the ease and acceptance with which our deacons minister today is very much a product of the abilities and sensibilities, the patience and determination which Deacon Jim brought to the role. He moved seamlessly from providing for the health concerns of the community, to the spiritual health of the parish, until his own retirement to Florida some years ago. May the holy Deacons, Stephen and Lawrence, Ephrem and Francis of Assisi, welcome him to the heavenly Kingdom.

During my convalescence I have been surprised - and humbled - by the number of people who have reached out to me. One of my old Youth Group leaders from my Montville days (1981-1986) called me yesterday, and among many other things in a long conversation, she mentioned that she and her family often "troll" through various parish Masses on Sunday mornings. She told me that we have the best quality live stream Mass available on Sunday morning! I said thank you and humbly admitted that she was right. Thank you to all those whose energy, ingenuity, and dedication have made it a reality. God Bless you all. Fr. Ray

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Sunday Offering (12/20/20): $ 11,879.36 Sunday Offering (12/27/20): $ 21,013.96 * * includes two annual donations ($5,000 & $6,500) Sunday Offering (01/03/21): $ 13,019.91 Sunday Offering (01/10/21): $ 1,497.16 (Online Giving) $ 15,358.50 (Envelopes) **

Total: $16,855.66 ** includes an annual donation ($7,000)

Access Your Account / Tax Forms

Tax season is just around the corner. Stay tuned to this page for instructions on how to print your tax forms for 2020! 1. Log in to My Own Church following this link: https://paterson.parishsoftfamilysuite.com/

2. Enter your Username and Password 3. On the My Own Church Page, click on the “My Offering” tab 4. Just under the tabs on the top left click on “Giving History”

a. This page allows you to look at your donations by year

Online Giving and Text to Give

Please use this link found on our parish website or our Facebook page to register in ParishSOFT Giving and participate in our online giving program: https://giving.parishsoft.com/app/giving/stanthonyrcchurch

Text a donation amount (e.g. 10, 20, 50 etc.) to 973-245-9778 and ParishSOFT Giving will prompt you to enter any required information.

You can donate to ANY of our parish or national funds by using our online giving platform, such as: Offertory, Project Faith, The Beacon, Social Services and many more!

For assistance, please contact Donna Mallory at 973.557.0858 or finance@stanthonyschool.org

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„that they may be one”

Rosary – Scripture Reading – Silent Meditation

Let the Lord speak to you!

Monday, January 18, 2021 7:30 – 8:30 p.m.

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“We can’t help everyone, but everyone can help someone.”

(Ronald Reagan)

We continue to distribute food from our parish pantry. If you are in need or know someone

who is, please call Mary Ann at 973-557-0858. And we’d like to take this opportunity to thank all of you for your very generous donations of food and monetary contributions during this

time of the pandemic; we can’t thank you enough for your support. If you’d like to make a donation of food, please drop the item(s) in

one of the boxes in the front (main) vestibule of the church.

NOTE WELL: Please do NOT give us any expired or opened items.

Check the dates on any/all items you plan on donating.

If items have expired, throw them out; don’t give them to us to dispose of.

Passaic County is offering free COVID-19 testing at home for all county residents 18 years

of age and older. You need to register online, via email, for the testing kit; there is NO COST

for the test and health insurance is NOT required. Go to https://passaiccountycares.org/

ATTENTION HAWTHORNE SENIOR CITIZENS!

The Students of Hawthorne Acting Responsibly and Effectively (S.H.A.R.E.) at Hawthorne High

School is offering snow removal services to Hawthorne senior citizens at no cost.

Students will volunteer their time to assist seniors by shoveling their walkways and

sidewalks after a snow event. Senior citizens can contact the S.H.A.R.E. advisor, Jaclyn Peene, directly at 973-423-6415 x2141 or contact her

by email at peene@hawthorne.k12.nj.us

NEED HELP WITH PSEG?

NJ 211 call specialists can help you find it! If you’re experiencing financial hardships

and need assistance with utility costs, call 2-1-1; 800-510-3102; or 866-240-1347

(all three options work).

NJ 211 specialists will provide you with the location and hours of your local application

agency, explain how the various home energy assistance programs work,

check on the status of your application once it has been filed,

S o c i a l S e r v i c e s

The St. Cajetan Ministry Network (parishes of St. Catharine’s in Glen Rock and St. Anne’s in

Fair Lawn) invites all unemployed/underemployed men & women to join their ministry which provides support through

prayer & helpful guidance in the job search process. You need NOT be a member of either church to participate. For more information

contact Ed Grzesiak at 201-321-5144, John Lederer at 201-286-9354 or Joe Bonis at 201-390-7169.

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Youth Group

January 18, 2021 (Monday, 7:30 PM) Holy Hour for Christian Unity

February 11, 2021 (Thursday, 7:30 PM) Our Lady of Lourdes – Holy Hour for the Sick

March 9, 2021 (Tuesday, 7:30 PM) Lenten Holy Hour

April 11, 2021 (Sunday, 3:00 PM) Divine Mercy Sunday – Holy Hour of Mercy

May 17, 2021 (Monday, 7:30 PM) Holy Hour for the Vocations

June 18, 2021 (Friday, 7:30 PM) The Month dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus –

Holy Hour for the Families

2nd Sunday in OT

Monthly Holy Hour

All students in high school are invited to join

St. Anthony’s Youth Group!

Youth Group is a great way to meet new people and learn more about your faith.

To stay informed, FOLLOW US on Instagram.

January 17th: Game Night from 7-8pm via Google Meets

(eyn-vazu-cfk) January 24th:

Meeting from 7-8pm via Google Meets (eia-prhd-hsi)

January 31st: Game Night from 7-8pm via Google Meets

(dbx-bixs-kpo)

St. Anthony Parish, Hawthorne, NJ is seeking a Facilities Manager to oversee

all aspects of maintenance to insure a safe and efficient physical plant, consisting of a church,

school, rectory and convent. Position combines managerial skills

(scheduling, coordinating and maintaining the plant and existing building systems),

hands-on functions (minor plumbing, electrical, carpentry, and other relevant skills),

and physical aspects (manual duties, lifting, and climbing). Black Seal License required

and minimum 3 years’ experience. Full Time/Benefit Eligible

(40hrs/week, Monday-Friday).

Please send resume to: accounting@stanthonyschool.org

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Abate Family Theresa Formicola Anne Murphy

Adderley Family Edward & Loretta Fox Patrick Murphy

Carmela & Salvatore Aliano Fr. Arthur John Muth

Margaret Alosio Frei Family Rudy & Evelyn Neri

ALR Post 174, Wayne, NJ Matthew Joseph Frei Catherine Newman

Andrade Family Loved Ones Tom Furrey Christine Newman

Emilio & Modestina Barca Fusaro Family Kevin Newman

Raffaele Barca Jim Gallagher Tom Newman

Bajzath Family Mae Gallagher Ambrose Nicholas

Benedetto Family Gardner Family Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Nicolosi

Gloria Boccio Gatto Family Lucia Nigito

Vinnie, Grazia, Sal & Pina Bonafede Stan Gawlik Brue Nolin

Boncore Family Anthony Gennarelli Joyce Ochs

James & Helen Boncore Sam & Mary Germagliotti Helen & Vincent Oltremare

Leonard Boncore Nicola & Gisa Giannella Orlovski Family

Mr. & Mrs. Brasem Martin & Mary Giec Tom Palumbo

Jerome & Olga Bria Asma & Forenz Gieger Alfred Paquin

Brina Family Elizabeth Gieger Western Paredes

Paola Burgio Margaret Giglio Pasquale Family

Bzura Family Michael Giglio Graziella Pellicciotta

Paolo & Maria Calafiore Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Gilmore Florence, Thomas & Kevin Pendergast

Campolieto Family Mary & Ed Gilmore Emile Pensa

Carmine Cerviello Giovanniello Family Jean Peragine

Chernalis Family Giudice Family Russ Peragine

Josephine & Joseph Chidiac Carmelo & Giuseppina Giudice Petraitis Family

Class of 1951 Nurses Marguerite & John V. Gleason Hilda & Paul Piana

Giuseppe Colella Roy Glenz Francesco Pietrafesa

Nazzareno & Maria Colella Cleofe Gomez Margherita Pietrafesa

Franciso Concepcion Griscavage Family Marianna Pierzak

Lita & Frank Concepcion Grosseibl Family Mary Leschek Pisani

Renier Concepcion Mr. & Mrs. E. Grosso Porporino Family

Confranciso Family Sal Guarneri, Jr. Concetta Porporino

Edmund & Joan Costello Salvatore & Rosemarie Guarneri, Sr. Santino Porporino

Tim Costello Paolo Guarnieri Edward & Kathleen Pure

Crane Family & Friends Anton Halabi Laurier & Irene Racicot

Terry Crane Fadwa Halabi Ramos Family

Stanislaw Czop Caitlin Hammaren Rev. Ben Reed

D'Agati Family Helen Hausin Antonio Reyes

Gaspare D'Agati Jim & Shirley Hayes Jay & Julie Rist

Gino & Concetta D'Alessandro Mr. & Mrs. John Hirkala Joseph & Beverly Rizzo

Teresa D'Amelio David & Phoebe Hoskins Adolfo Rodriguez

Mario & Rosa D'Argenio Ethel & Denise Hoskins Albert & Josephine Rosolen

IN LOVING MEMORY OF THE DECEASED FAMILY MEMBERS

OF OUR PARISH COMMUNITY

CH R I S T M A S F LOW E R M E M O R I A L S

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Geries & Taman Dakwar Jim Hughes Lawrence Rudesyle

Louis Davio I Sr. Concetto & Giuseppa Inturrisi Msgr. Chas Russo

David Family Arnold Jensen Samatovage Family

Grace & Larry DeKnigt Beatrice Jensen Sanna Family Friends

Mr. & Mrs. Della Pesca Frederic Jensen Joseph & Elvira Saracena

Mr. & Mrs. M. Dell'Olio Kamionka Family Scanlon Family

Irene Demarcatonio Zofia Kamionka Joanne Scarola

Ralph Demarcantonio Kantakis Family Schuster Family

Angie DeMarco Walter & Janina Kaszycki Joseph & Mary Scrofani

Pat DeMarco Frances Koerner Gilbert Seemann

De Marion Family Andrea Krams Evelyn Simpson

DeMartino Family Catherine & Daniel Kuhn Thomas Simpson

Stephan & Hedwig Demianczuk Jean & Edward Kuhn Stan Sincavage

Vincent & Dorothy DePalma Helen & Julius Kupke Carol Smith

Albert DePauw Laraia Family Zbigniew Solka

Antoinette DePauw Lois Larro Dominick Spina

Donato DeRobertis Lairenzi Family Rita & Mario Spina

Gina DeRobertis Henry Laurencot Spinnler Family

Maria DeRobertis Mary Crane Lazor Tony Staropoli

Nancy DeSimone Samuel & Bessie Legire Lilian Staropoli

Vincent DeSimone Nancy & Fiore Lembo Betty Stiles

Clyde & Elizabeth Detrick Mr. & Mrs. B. Lemme Len Stiles

Devito Family Leonard Family Sylvester Family

Dielo Family DJ Lescheck Anthony Tesh

Elizabeth DiGiacomo Richard & Catherine Lescheck Tidona Family

Joseph DiGiacomo Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore Lopiccolo Kathleen T. Tobey

Mary DiGiacomo Maggio Family Gertrude & Ruben Tognetti

DiPaola Family Shirley Maggio June Trezza

William Dittfield Majewski Family Tripicchio Family

Stefan & Rosalia Dizig Annette Mancini Turano Family

Domanski Family Charles & Rose Marconi Josephine Turra

Cornelius Donohue, Sr. Concetta Margherita Vincent Turra

Cornelius Donohue, Jr. Nicoletta Margherita La Famiglia Unida

Florence Donohue Phyllis & Charles Margiotta Vande Vrede Family

Patrick Donohue Domenico Mariella Matthew Veloce

Doyle Family Maria Mariella Emilio & Grace Verrone

Larry Duca Martino Mariella Raymunda & Leonardo Versola

Duffey Family Marmo Family Rita Versola

Jerome & Lois Dunn Edward & Dorcas Martin Fred & Ann Vodde

Marge & Edward Dunn Hope Martin Mary & Yntse Vormeer

Dutches Family William & Anne Martin David Winkler

Easton Family Joan & Joe Masiak Wisniewski Family Friends

Giovanni & Rosaria Elia Anne & Frank Mazarone Richard Wisniewski

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Margaret & Paul Elwood James & Mary McBride John Woods, Jr.

Augie Feura Joseph McBride Joseph F. Woods & Family

Filippo & Rosaria Ettore Joe McCormack Mr. & Mrs. William Woods, Sr.

Fischer Family Meg Guillermo O. Ylanan, Sr.

Tina & Mark Fadlalla Meinirkas Family Lyndon Y. Ylanan, Sr.

Joseph Fatony Joan Menniti Zagra Family

Josephine & Enrico Fattorusso Katherine Miller Janice Zagra

Margaret, John, Robert & John Fenske Mikolajczyk Family Louis & Emilia Zatti

Eugene & Mary Fitzsimmons Rosario Minardi Christina Zisa

John & Josephine Flandera Monaco Family Giovanni & Josephine Zisa

Gino Focaccia Emilia & Rocco Morano Rosario Zisa

Joseph & Olga Focaccia Moss Family William A. & Connie J. Zisa

Constantino Formicola Muldoon Family Bolk & Genowefa Zubrzycki

Robert Formicola Anna T. Murphy

Monday, January 18 - Monday of the Second Week in Ordinary Time - Heb 5:1-10; Mk 2:18-22

Tuesday, January 19 - Tuesday of the Second Week in Ordinary Time - Heb 6:10-20; Mk 2:23-28

Wednesday, January 20 - Wednesday of the Second Week in Ordinary Time - Heb 7:1-3, 15-17; Mk 3:1-6

Thursday, January 21 - Memorial of St. Agnes - Heb 7:25—8:6; Mk 3:7-12

Friday, January 22 - Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of Unborn Children - Heb 8:6-13; Mk 3:13-19

Saturday, January 23 - Saturday of the Second Week in Ordinary Time - Heb 9:2-3, 11-14; Mk 3:20-21

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Almighty and merciful God,

giver of all that is good,

grant that we may live our lives in gratitude

for Your unending love and generosity.

Help us to recognize

that our time, talent and treasure

are gifts to be used

for the benefit of others.

Teach us to be good stewards of these gifts

and keep us open to the gifts of others.

Inspire us, your children,

to work together

for the honor and glory of Your name.

Amen.

God BlessAmerica

TO ALL ESSENTIAL WORKERS!THANK YOU

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