Mass Intentions

MONDAY, MARCH 25 6:30 am Gerda Baars 8:30 am Catherine Vecchiarelli, Mary Teresa Rocco-Fitzsimons 12:00 pm Anthony Di Lorenzo, Joey Esposito TUESDAY, MARCH 26 6:30 am George Baars, Toni Chiarolanzio 8:30 am Patrick McGuire, Rafaela & Carmine Cardarella, Mary Teresa Rocco-Fitzsimons 12:00 pm Eileen Errichetti WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27 6:30 am Jeannette Stokas 8:30 am Hazel Luciano, Helen Spense, Theresa Bell 12:00 pm Robert Vrablik THURSDAY, MARCH 28 6:30 am James Stokas, Frank Zayacz, Jr. 8:30 am Theresa Mooney, Elinor Mantone, Concetta Russo 12:00 pm Guillermo Santiago FRIDAY, MARCH 29 6:30 am Donald Stokas 8:30 am Maria & Amelia Bufano, John Svezia, Dominick Allocco 12:00 pm Fr. Leo Carey, The McHugh & Rocco Families SATURDAY, MARCH 30 8:30 am Catherine Macri 5:00 pm Wladystaw Wielkoszewski, Connie & Jack Kostibos, Anthony & Catherine Accorsy, Kimberly Ann Smith-Caswell, Joe & Betty Genoese - 60th Wedding Anniv., Phyllis & Joe Fiesti 7:00 pm For the people of the parish SUNDAY, MARCH 31 7:15 am Philomena & Saverio Allocco, Bill Fitze 9:00 am Patricia Flanagan, Cathleen Mallaney, Lucille Adamo, Thomas De Maio, Diane Drago 10:30 am James B. Brady, Robert McCauley, Edward & Anna Moszczynski, Don Mansfield, Margaret Riccards 12:00 pm Elinor Mantone, Dominick Allocco, Joseph Esposito, Hank Colbert, John Svezia

Sacraments

Go therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing in the name of the Father and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I

have commanded you. (Matthew 28:19-20)

For this reason a man shall leave his father and mother and be joined to his wife, and the two shall become one flesh. So they are no longer two, but one flesh. Therefore, what God has joined together, no human being must separate. (Matthew 19:5-6)

Jack Farina, Jacob Shaw, Francis Murphy, Ricky Carroll, Nicholas De Pierro, Sr., Brad Errington, Helen Pickel, Debra Kollasch

PRAY FOR THOSE WHO HAVE GONE HOME

TO THE LORD:

Rose Russo, Frank Burrini

Lord for your faithful people life is changed not ended. When the body of our earthly dwelling lies in death we gain an everlasting dwelling place in heaven.

FINANCIAL BLESSINGS The weekend collection for Saturday/Sunday, March 16/17 amounted to $26,333.00. Your generosity to our Church is gratefully appreciated.

CHILDREN'S COLLECTION Our children’s collection for Good Counsel Homes for the weekend of March 16/17 amounted to $94.00. Thank you girls and boys for helping.

Altar Bread and Wine for the Week of March 31 - April 6, 2019

Are In Memory of: Antoinette & Sam Marconi

Third Sunday of Lent March 24, 2019

From Father George . . . . Last weekend we blessed the new crucifix in our sanctuary - the prayer of blessing offers a wonderful reflection for the season of Lent.

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Parish Staff

Rev. Msgr. George F. Hundt, Pastor FrGeorge@svmnj.org .................................. ext. 101 Rev. Przemyslaw Gawlik, Parochial Vicar Ms. Anne Marie Gisoldi, Vice Princ./Dir. of Youth Ministry FrPrzemek@svmnj.org ………………………….. ext. 102 Annemarie.Gisoldi@svmnj.org ................ ext. 300 Deacon Robert Morton Mrs. Barbara Armenti, Director of Music Ministry bobmort2002@yahoo.com .............. 973 361 4528 barmenti@optonline.net ......................... ext. 262 Mrs. Jan Figenshu, Pastoral Minister Mrs. Linda Loria, Church Organist Jan.Figenshu@svmnj.org ………………………. ext. 253 njlal@optonline.net ………………………………ext. 262 Mrs. Denise Stefanelli, Director of Christian Formation Mrs. Kathy Simonelli, Parish Business Administrator Denise.Stefanelli@svmnj.org .................... ext. 251 Kathy.Simonelli@svmnj.org ………………… ext.105 Sr. Noreen Holly, School Principal Ms. Maribeth Kenworthy, Parish Secretary nholly@svmsnj.org ....................................... ext. 201 maribeth.kenworthy@svmnj.org ………….ext. 106

Trustees: Mrs. Barbara Doyle and Mr. Joseph Verbaro

PRAYER OF BLESSING

Blessed are you, Lord God, Father all-holy for your boundless love. The tree, once the source of shame and death for human-kind,

has become the cross of our redemption and life.

When his hour had come to return to you in glory, the Lord Jesus, Our King, our Priest, and our Teacher, freely mounted the scaffold of the cross and made it his royal throne, his altar of sacrifice, his pulpit of truth.

On the cross, lifted above the earth, he triumphed over our age-old enemy. Cloaked in his own blood, he drew all things to himself.

On the cross, he opened out his arms and offered you his life: the sacrifice of the New Law that gives to the sacraments their saving power.

On the cross, he proved what he had prophesied: the grain of wheat must die to bring forth an abundant harvest.

Father, we honor this cross as the sign of our redemption. May we reap the harvest of salvation planted in pain by Christ Jesus. May our sins be nailed

to his cross, the power of life released, pride conquered, and weakness turned to strength.

May the cross be our comfort in trouble, our refuge in the face of danger, our safeguard on life's journey, until you welcome us to our heavenly home.

Grant this through Christ our Lord. Amen

On Sunday, June 25 a charter bus filled with 45 chattering teenagers and 10 anxious chaperones from a picturesque New England town disembarked at the doorstep of the Bishop Romero Center. Our mission was simple – to serve those most in need through humility and charity. By week's end, we would become closer to each other and in our love for Jesus Christ. My account of this journey is but a poor attempt to capture the feelings of that week, but I would like to share a couple of unforgettable experiences in working with the impoverished, the homeless, and the hungry of Camden and nearby

Philadelphia, PA. I will never forget the day I spent at the New Visions Center, and neither will my son. Having largely given to the poor and homeless through the venue of a parish collection envelope or innocuous food collection bins, it was a privilege to be brought into the service and confidence of the staff and clients of New Visions that hot, humid Monday. We sorted clothes, assisted homeless citizens in selecting footwear and toiletries, and served meals to the hungry. Despite the “reputation” of the area, our group felt a sense of peace and acceptance among the staff and clients as we worked. As a parent, I hoped my son would find his time at the Romero Center to be an enriching experience – one beyond a mere “community service” action. My wishes were confirmed the night before we departed Camden. In a beautiful candle lighting prayer and reflection ceremony, my sixteen-year old son Patrick, eloquently summed up the need for social justice in a nation blessed with material wealth and resources, largely by calling our political leaders to task in addressing the issues associated with urban poverty. Proudly, I watched a quiet young man recount what he had seen and how it permanently affected his thinking about social issues. Yes, Christ walks among the poor in Camden and neighboring Philadelphia. That is where we will feel his presence the most, until that glorious moment we are united with Him in His Kingdom. I recall the words of Mother Theresa, as she spoke to a journalist about her mission; “When I look into the faces of the poor, the hungry, the forgotten or the dying, I see the face of Jesus Christ….” My son and I are truly thankful to the staff of the Romero Center for the wonderful experiences we shared. May God Bless them all.

HOLY HOUR FOR THE HEALING OF THE CHURCH In addition to our Divine Mercy Holy Hour each Thursday at 12:45 PM, during Lent we will also host Eucharistic Adoration on Friday nights from 7:45 PM – 8:45 PM (following the Stations). This time of prayer before the Blessed Sacrament will be dedicated to prayer for the healing of our universal Church.

PREACHED STATIONS OF THE CROSS: YOUR BAPTISMAL CALL TO BE BLESSED The Stations of the Cross will be prayed for 5 Fridays in Lent at 7:00 PM. Each week a different version of the Stations will be used and Father George will preach on our call to be Blessed from the Beatitudes.

Each Monday from 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM in all the Churches of the Paterson Diocese

Lent 2019

Formed at the Font Baptized in Christ

ALMSGIVING

Romero Center Ministries was founded on March 24, 1998, on the 18th anniversary of the martyrdom of Archbishop Oscar Romero of El Salvador. St. Joseph Pro-Cathedral parish converted an empty convent on its campus with a vision for an urban retreat center that would ground people in Jesus’ call to serve the poor among us.

PRAYER

Daily Mass: 6:30 AM, 8:30 AM, 12:00 PM

(No 6:30 AM or 12 PM Mass on Saturdays)

Lenten Penance Service April 1 at 7:00 PM

Welcome Home to Healing March 25, April 8 7 PM—8:30 PM

Available at all diocesan Churches.

Weekly Holy Hour with the Divine Mercy Chaplet Thursdays from 12:30—1:30 PM

Stations of the Cross Every Friday in Lent at 12:30

Preached Stations of the Cross Your Baptismal Call to be Blessed

March 29 and April 5 7:00 PM- 8:00 PM

Holy Hour for the Healing of the Church

March 29 and April 5 7:45 PM- 8:45 PM

FORMATION

Saturday, March 30 9 AM – 1 PM

St. Virgil’s Church, Morris Plains Presenter: Dr Allen Hunt

LENT BIBLE STUDY:

The Passion Narratives: from the Garden to the Tomb

Evening: Mar. 26, Apr. 2 at 7:15 PM – Parish Media Ctr.

Morning: Mar. 27, Apr. 3 at 9:15 AM St. Peter’s Room

ALPHA CONTINUES DURING LENT:

Mar. 28, Apr. 4, 11 6:30 PM

PRAY WITH THE SCRIPTURES: LENT BIBLE STUDY

The Passion Narratives: from the Garden to the Tomb

Please join us for this three part class to reflect and learn about the Passion of our Lord. Each reading of the Scriptures

brings us to a new understanding of God’s WORD for us. We will walk the events of Holy Thursday/Good Friday with our Savior as he gives His life for us.

Evening: Mar. 26, Apr. 2 at 7:15 PM—Parish Media Center. Morning: Mar. 27 and Apr. 3 at 9:15 AM—St. Peter’s Room.

Please bring your Bible!

PAINT THE TOWN YELLOW

Our parish will participate in the Paint the Town Yellow campaign to promote optimism and to counter depression in our world. Companies, creatives, and community members are uniting to Shine a Light on Depression by creating Optimistic art, activities, and events - all featuring: International Optimism Yellow (a/k/a ‘INT-O Yellow’) - a Color with a Cause. St Vincent’s, along with other Madison Churches and groups, are asked to decorate 19 Flowers which will be displayed throughout Madison during May, which is Mental Health Awareness month. Essentially, the yellow disc "canvases" for the flowers are currently in development with the MHS wood shop and art students, and will soon be distributed to each of

the participating groups so that participants can paint flowers on them (front side) and write their Optimistic idea for how to brighten the town of Madison on the back. How can you participate? SVM has 19 flowers to decorate. Can you join us on March 31 st (early afternoon – time TBD) in the gym? Each flower can be decorated by a family, group of friends, couple or individual. If you would like to participate, please let Fr. George know by calling the Parish Office and registering your name. We are only given 19 “flowers” to decorate, so don’t wait too long. You can also email jan.figenshu@svmnj.org to be one of the 19! 973-377-4000.

ATTENDING FIND YOUR GREATNESS AT ST. VIRGIL’S? Here are some tips to make the morning more pleasant.

Doors of the Church will open at 8:00 a.m. Please arrive no later than 8:30

a.m.

Limited parking at St. Virgil’s, 250 Speedwell Ave, Morris Plains, so carpools

are encouraged

Offsite parking is permitted at the Alfred Vail School (125 US 202 - Speedwell Avenue, Morris Plains, NJ). Shuttles

will be available for folks beginning at 8:00 a.m. We will also keep a shuttle at the church during the event should

folks need to leave and get to their cars. Police have been notified and will be on site to help with the congestion.

Coffee, water, fruit, granola bars will be available during the program.

Looking forward to a wonderful Dynamic Catholic Workshop!

The Trip of a Lifetime: Make a Pilgrimage to the Holy Land Now is the Time!

This Summer is the perfect opportunity to travel to the homeland of Jesus. Our pilgrimage, led by Father Darwin Lastra and Jan Figenshu, will change you forever. This year’s group will be quite small which will enable us to experience the special places of the Gospels in a new and more intimate way. Ask any of our parishioners who have gone on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land and they will agree:: Traveling to the homeland of Jesus

changes you forever. The benefits of making this trip are plentiful: experience a spiritual awakening, discover the land of the Bible, gain a deeper insight and understanding of Scripture. Be transformed in ways you cannot even begin to imagine. Hurry! We are leaving soon…the plane departs Newark Airport on July 10 and we return on July 18, 2019. We look forward to experiencing Nazareth, Mt Tabor, the Jordan River, a boat ride on the Sea of Galilee, the way of the Cross, the birthplace of Jesus, the streets of Jerusalem, and witnessing the empty tomb with you. We will stand in the sites of the Scriptures and walk in the footsteps of Jesus. Join us!! You will never be the same and you most certainly will not regret it. For more information, contact Jan Figenshu at jan.figenshu@svmnj.org or ext 253.

Stewardship

A seemingly minor player in today's gospel is the fig tree that does not bear fruit. The owner of the orchard wants to cut it down because it is exhausting the soil. The gardener, however, asks for the opportunity to give the tree special attention, to cultivate the ground around it and fertilize it. This is stewardship. We are surrounded by fruitless fig trees; some of us may even be the fig tree! Discipleship does not mean we stand and stare and complain about the tree's lack of fruit. It doesn't mean grumbling about the way it is exhausting the soil. Discipleship means helping that fig tree be fully alive by caring for it. Like the gardener, we have to get our hands dirty as we nurture the tree and help it bear fruit. This means praying for and with one another, going to Mass together, and discovering the unique "fruits" God has placed within each of us. Just as the fig tree cannot fertilize itself, neither can we alone sustain ourselves. Stewardship means supporting one another.

PASTORAL COUNCIL

You are invited to attend the next Pastoral Council meeting to be held on Monday, March 25 at 7:30 p.m. in the Library Media Center. At our last meeting in February the sub-committee on the Sexual Abuse Crisis presented a draft of focus group questions based on the results of our Expanding Our Vision Survey. Refinement of those questions will continue at our March meeting. We will also begin reviewing focus group questions for the other sub group, Attracting New Parishioners. An update on the plans for our Discernment sessions was also given at our February meeting, and we sincerely thank those parishioners who attended the information talks. Please remember that members of the Pastoral Council are available in the lobby before and after mass to address any concerns or answer any questions you

may have. We look forward to seeing you.

Prayer

CELEBRATION OF SPECIAL ANNIVERSARIES April 28, 2019 at 10:30 AM Liturgy

If you were married in 1949, 1959, 1969, or 1994, then you are celebrating a special anniversary this year. Our Parish will affirm these anniversaries with a special Mass on Sunday, April 28 at the 10:30 AM Mass. Please contact the Parish Office so we can include you in the celebration. For more information, contact Jan at Jan.Figenshu@svmnj.org or ext 253.

WEEKLY HOLY HOUR AND DIVINE MERCY CHAPLET We are hosting a Holy Hour immediately after the Noon Mass each Thursday. During the Holy Hour we will recite the Chaplet of the Divine Mercy and have some quiet time of reflection. All are welcome to share in this holy hour.

ROSARY SOCIETY The Rosary is prayed daily at 8:00 a.m. followed by Mass at 8:30 a.m. Let us continue this devotion to our Blessed Mother. Remember the Rosary Altar Society meets every 2nd Monday of the month.

SVM ROSARY ALTAR SOCIETY COMMUNION BREAKFAST

Sunday, May 5 9:00 a.m. Mass - Breakfast to follow

Guest Speaker: Father Alphonse J. Stephenson Maestro of Orchestra of St. Peter by the Sea

He will be giving a talk entitled "Follow the Man with the Water Jar"

Place: Hanover Manor, 16 Eagle Rock Ave., East Hanover $35.00 per person

For reservations or more information contact: Joanne Novack 201-572-5650

or Diane Wallace 973-224-2794

Education YOUTH NEWS

1.) The last round of Antioch follow ups have begun - the next one is this Wednesday, March 27 from 7:15 - 8:45 p.m. in the Youth Center at St. Patrick's. This is located in the brick building on the corner of Oliver Street and

Washington Avenue in Chatham. Please use the side entrance at 41 Oliver Street and go downstairs. All 10th graders must complete three and this is the last opportunity to complete this requirement prior to Confirmation. No make-ups are offered. 2) Mystagogia team meeting on Thursday evening, March 28 from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. in the Youth Center.

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL

We are so pleased to announce the date and theme for this year's Vacation Bible School. Please save the dates of July 8-12 for ROAR. The times will be 9:30 am- 12:30 pm.

Make VBS the mane event of the summer! This epic African adventure engages the whole herd. At Roar, kids celebrate God's goodness with a ferocious faith that powers them through this wildlife. All incoming Kindergarten - Fifth graders are welcome to attend. All incoming 8th graders and high school students are welcome to be crew leaders. Additionally adult leaders and volunteers will be needed. Registration to follow soon. With questions/concerns and volunteer interest please email mariannepallino@gmail.com or denise.stefanelli@svmnj.org.

CHRISTIAN FORMATION Monday Traditional Classroom Program:

Grades Kindergarten - 5th grade Community Room/School 3:30 -5:00 pm There will be no class on March 25 - the next session will be on Monday, April 1. Also, there will be no class on April 8 - the last session will be April 15. Family Sunday Program: Grades Kindergarten - 5th grade Community Room/School Cafeteria 10.00 - 11:45 am monthly Faith & Hope: March 31 to meet in the gym Junior High Ministry Program: 12:00 noon liturgy in Church, followed by monthly instructional session Sixth & Seventh Grade: March 31 Community Room/School Cafeteria 1:00 - 2:30 pm Decision Point with Father George 5:00 - 6:30 pm Eighth Grade: Sunday, March 31 - Parents and guardians are invited to the final session at 6:00 p.m. for a sending rite and some light refreshments. Please RSVP with the number of adults attending.

Service FAMILY PROMISE HOST WEEK

We Need You: 20 Somethings, Singles, Family Groups, and Empty Nesters

We will shelter homeless families in the School Gym during the next Host Week beginning April 7. Volunteers are needed to serve as welcoming hosts, sleep overnight, and to assist with set-up, clean-up, meals, and laundry of linens at the end of the week. Please consider signing up for one or more of our overnight shifts since they are difficult for us to fill. We would be happy to provide an orientation to help you feel more comfortable. Volunteer sign up is being handled by an on-line procedure. The link for FOOD preparation is http://tinyurl.com/Family-Promise-Cooking and link for HOSTING is http://tinyurl.com/Family-Promise-Hosting1. For more information or to sign up if you are unable to use the above links, please contact: Laura Balogh, 973-598-5147 or email LMBalogh@optonline.net; or Nancy Romain, 973-865-8346 or email nerdmr@optonline.net.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS The Knights would like to thank everyone who attended our Fish Fry - now they would like to invite all to the next Fish Fry at Holy Family Parish Gym, Tucker St.,

Florham Park, off Briarwood Rd. on Friday, April 12. Eat in or Take Out! check website at www.KofC2248.org.

San Vicente Mártir

Marzo 23, 2019

Experiencia Hispana

Rev. Msgr. George F. Hundt,

Párroco x 101 FrGeorge@svmnj.org

Rev. Przemek Gawlik Vicario x102

FrPrzemek@svmnj.org

Deacon Robert Morton, Diácono permanente

Bobmort2002@yahoo.com

Mrs. Jan Figenshu, Asociada Pastoral x 253 Jan.Figenshu@svmnj.org

Mrs. Denise Stefanelli,

Dir. Ed. Religiosa x 251 Denise.Stefanelli@svmnj.org

Ms. Anne Marie Gisoldi, Dir. Jóvenes x 300

AnneMarie.Gisoldi@svmnj.org

Mrs. Kathy Simonelli, Administradora x105

Kathy.Simonelli@svmnj.org

Ms. Maribeth Kenworthy, Secretaria x106

Maribeth.Kenworthy@svmnj.org

La colecta del Pasado 16 de

Marzo fue de 340. dólares.

Dios multiplique su

generosidad.

TERCER DOMINGO DE CUARESMA Domingo Ex 3:1-8a, 13-15; 1 Cor 10:1-6, 10-12; Lk 13:1-9 Lunes Is 7:10-14, 8:10; Heb 10:4-10; Lk 1:26-38 Martes Dn 3:25, 34-43; Mt 18:21-35 Miércoles Dt 4:1, 5-9; Mt 5:17-19 Jueves Jer 7:23-28; Lk 11:14-23 Viernes Hos 14:2-10; Mk 12:28-34 Sábado Hos 6:1-6; Lk 18:9-14

TERCER DOMINGO DE CUARESMA Primera Lectura: Exodo 3:1-8a, 13-15 Moisés se acercó a una zarza en llamas, y entonces Dios lo llamó. Dios le dijo a Moisés que había visto el sufrimiento de su pueblo en Egipto, y que iba a sacarlos lejos de sus captores para llevarlos a la tierra de leche y miel. Moisés preguntó qué debía decir si los israelitas le preguntaran el nombre de Dios. Dios respondió: “Yo soy el que soy”. Segunda Lectura: 1 Corintios 10:1-6, 10-12 Pablo describe cómo Moisés guió a la gente por el desierto, a pesar que Dios destruyó a muchos. Pablo advierte que esto debe servir como un ejemplo para no desear lo malo y no sufrir las mismas consecuencias. Evangelio: San Lucas 13:1-9 Jesús dice que el infortunio de una persona no significa que sus pecados sean mayores que los de otros. Advierte que sin arrepentimiento todos los pecadores sufrirán las mismas consecuencias. Cuenta la

historia de una higuera que no daba fruto. Su dueño pensaba cortarla. Pero un sirviente ofreció darle cuidado especial, y destruirla al final de un año si no da fruto. Esto simboliza la paciencia que Dios nos tiene. UNA FRESCA PERSPECTIVA DE LAS LECTURAS DOMINICALES “Allí se le apareció el Angel del Señor en una llama de fuego, que salía de en medio de la zarza. Al ver que la zarza ardía sin consumirse, Moisés pensó: ‘Voy a observar este grandioso espectáculo. ¿Por qué será que la zarza no se consume?’. Cuando el Señor vio que él se apartaba del camino para mirar, lo llamó desde la zarza, diciendo: ‘¡Moisés, Moisés!’. ‘Aquí estoy’, respondió él. Entonces Dios le dijo: ‘No te acerques hasta aquí. Quítate las sandalias, porque el suelo que estás pisando es una tierra santa.’” El inesperado encuentro de Moisés con el Señor revela cómo Dios viene a nosotros en diferentes formas, a horas diferentes y en lugares diferentes. Preguntándonos quién estuvo allí para reportar la ‘conversación’, nosotros también estamos siendo llamados por nuestro nombre en nuestra jornada de cuaresma. Al igual que Moisés, nosotros también respondemos ‘aquí estoy.’ Dios tenía un plan para Moisés. También tiene un plan para nosotros. Nuestra cuaresma se convierte en un momento especial para discernir y descubrir el plan de Dios para nosotros en 2019. El nos llama, y desea usarnos. ¿Cómo? Ese es Su plan. Usted no tiene que quitarse sus sandalias ya que en donde usted está parado es tierra santa. A

diferencia de Moisés, el Señor nos llama para acercarnos en nuestra

jornada con Jesús al Calvario.

Los Sacramentos

Reconciliación (Confesiones): Todos los Sábados a las

4:00pm o haciendo una cita con uno de los sacerdotes, ya sea llamando a la oficina o hablando con ellos directamente o antes de la Misa en Español. 973-377-4000 ext. 102.

Unción de los Enfermos: Para las personas que están gravemente enfermas,

hospitalizadas o preparándose para una cirugía, al igual que las personas de edad avanzada un asilo para la tercera edad. Para administrar este Sacramento; Favor de llamar a la oficina de la parroquia para que uno de los sac erdotes administre la Unción de los enfermos. 973-377-4000 ext. 102.

Cursillo Pre-Bautismal en español: Llamando a la oficina y planear una cita con el sacerdote, 973-377-4000 Ext. 102

PARA TENER EN CUENTA… Talentos… Dios nos ha dado a cada uno de nosotros muchos talentos. Por lo tanto, hay que ponerlos al servicio, si usted es bueno en lectura puede unirse al grupo de lectores de nuestra parroquia; tendríamos una práctica; si está interesado por favor llamar al Padre Darwin al 973-377-4000 ext. 102 o ver antes o después de la Eucaristía.

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Devoción Mariana Mayo y octubre son los meses dedicados a la Virgen María. Desde el sábado 6 de octubre comenzaremos nuestra Devoción Mariana con nuestra Virgen Peregrina, elegiremos a cuatro o cinco familias que deseen abrir sus casas para acoger a la Virgen durante una semana, rezar el Santo Rosario y vivir nuestra fe en comunidad. Los motivo para que nos unamos a esta gran devoción mariana y extiendan esta invitación a sus familiares y amigos para que también experimenten el amor maternal de la Virgen María y sus grandes bendiciones. ¡Participa en familia!