St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church

Serving the Community for 135 Years

251 Franklin St. | Hightstown, NJ 08520 | 609 448 0141 | www.stanthony-hightstown.net

September 13, 2020 | 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time

MISERICORDIA

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Parish Staff

Office Phone: 609 448-0141 Fax: 609 448-8878 Rev. Oscar, Pastor fatheroscar@stanthonychurch.org Rev. Juan, Parochial Vicar / Vicario Parroquial x23 fatherjuan@stanthonychurch.org Deacon: Tom Garvey Trustees: George Rodriguez, Louise Mount Parish Administra ve Assistant / Bap sms: Ximena Bustamante x12 ximena@stanthonychurch.org Media Coordinator / Facili es Coordinator: Deb Napolitano x11 deb@stanthonychurch.org Business Manager / Parish Accountant: Henry Kazin x10 finance@stanthonychurch.org Development, Special Events & Celebrant Coordinator: Sheila Conway x25 sheila@stanthonychurch.org Youth Group / Grupo Juvenil: Kimberly Jaramillo x29 kim@stanthonychurch.org Weddings: Deacon Tom 609 658-0634 Music Ministries Director: Quen n Marty, Ph.D. 609 448-3944 Building & Grounds: Phil Murray & Assistant: Nick Sebasto x31 Parish Financial Council: Tony Humphreys, George Rodriguez, Richard Mamone, Joe Stefanelli, Ron Byer, Karen Abad, Bob Van Arnum, Henry Kazin (advisor)

Reading I: Sirach 27: 30 – 28: 7 This sec on of the Israelite Wisdom literature matches the Chris an impera ve. It certainly is our duty to forgive others, and not to hold grudges or to hate one’s neighbor. Reading II: Romans 14: 7-9 The libera ng act of Christ, by way of which He freed us from bondage to sin and death, has enabled us to live for God. That is the basis of life in a Chris an society. The Gospel: Ma hew 18: 21-35 This instruc onal parable, with its three “acts,” teaches us first that God’s pa ence is a gi to us, and also that we have an obliga on to imitate God’s mercy by our forgiving a tude.

Monday-Friday: 9am- 4pm Sunday: 8:30am—12 noon Website: stanthony–hightstown.net Email: info@stanthonychurch.org Wheelchair Accessible Parish registra on forms available in church lobby, church office & on our website.

Parish Religious Educa on Program (PREP) Office

Parish Office / Oficina Parroquial

Mass Inten ons

Monday 9/14 9:00 am Stella & Apoline Menezes

Tuesday 9/15 9:00 am Margaret Fallon

Jim Frey

Wednesday 9/6 9:00 am Lionel A. Kung

Thursday 9/17 9:00 am Karen Szewczyk

Adela Sarmiento

Friday 9/18 9:00 am Denis Fleming

Sunday 9/20 9:00 am Jane Peters and Son Jus n

Isidore Pereira

Celine & Pascal Rodrigues

10:30 am George Fischer

Francesco Messina

Garret David Chris no

12:00 pm Hector Prieto

Fa ma Collado

Jaime Minchala Cajas

1:00 pm Carlos Ramirez

Antolin Solares

Julia Solares

24th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Mon & Tues: 11am-7pm, Wed, Thurs, & Fri: 9:30am-3:30pm Religious Educa on Coordinator: Viviana Bonilla x21 vbonilla@stanthonychurch.org Religious Educa on Administra ve Assistant: Kimberly Jaramillo x29 kim@stanthonychurch.org

Let Us Pray for the Eternal Repose of the Souls of those who passed away during the COVID-19 pandemic:

Lois Yanagi,Brigido, Victoria, Mary Lou Principe, Patrick Delre, Miguel Angel Tenesaca Zhinin, Alberto Luiz Joyasaca, Daniel Jaramillo Dutan, Bolivar Tobar, Marc Dizon, Alex Nakpil, Luis Torres-Dutan, Eileen Beehler, Patrick Dineen, Joseph Weber, Steven Pel er, James McDonnell, Julius Robbins, Rosa Chin-gri,Carmen Samera, Maria del Rosario Baidal, Grazia Mastro-pasqua, Anthony Nagabe, Carl Bruno, Glen Vega, Denis Fle-ming, Marilyn Bruno, Margaret Fallon, Zucely Melina Gregorio Mejia, Joseph Bolster, Anne Sullivan, Rosa Zhingri, Margaret “Grace” LemMon, Garret Chris no, Theresa Arlt.

The parish offices are open: Monday - Friday 9am - 4pm. You will not be allowed access unless wearing a mask and you must maintain safe distancing. If you are not comfortable com-ing to the office we will con nue to offer you the same service thru the mail, phone or electronically.

CONFESSIONS will be heard outdoors following the 9am Mass Monday-Friday. Traffic will be directed towards the Franklin Street exit.

MASS SCHEDULE

Sundays: 9am & 10:30am English 12 noon & 1pm Spanish

Monday-Friday: 9am English

Sea ng is s ll limited; to watch Masses live, go to our Facebook page.

Those who are uncomfortable indoors but would like to re-ceive communion, please follow livestream Mass from the parking lot; communion will be distributed a er Mass as you exit the park-ing lot.

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Parish Ministries

Altar Rosary Society - Jan Guthrie 448-7567 / Rae Rasi 443-6339 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Altar Servers - Fr. Juan x23 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Anthonian Seniors - Kathleen Griffin 609 426-0284 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Bereavement Ministry - Parish office 609 448-0141 __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GED/ESL - Victor Fernandez 609 468-0304 __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Helping Hands - Judy Abramovitz 609 443-3573 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Children’s Liturgy of the Word - Joanne & John Tyne 609 443-1069 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Knights of Columbus - Glenn VanWhy 609 203-3655 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Music Ministries/Ministerio de Música- Quen n Marty 609 448-3944; Contemporary Choir: Cathy Doyle 609 448-6120, Spanish Choir: Nelson Rivera 609 443-9683 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Prayer Shawl Ministry - Rosalie Danek 609 448-8431 or Sarita Rodriquez 718 541-0089 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Respect Life Ministry - Tom McGeachen 609 448-8399 Birthright 732 462-2888 / Alejandra Cabria 609 240-6827 ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

RCIA Ministry - Rite of Chris an Ini a on of Adults: Rosemarie Constable 609 448-0974 / Steve Pavone 732 446-7661. Chil-dren under age 18, please contact Religion Office at 609 448-0141 x21 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Social Jus ce Commi ee - Leigh or Lenore Isleib 609 426-6193 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Spiritual Direc on/Consejería y Dirección Espiritual: - Mary Naylor 609 426-6144 or Sandra Lopez 609 506-1010 (bilingual) _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Youth Group / Grupo Juvenil– Kimberly Jaramillo x29

Ministerio Hispano

Oficina Parroquial: 609 448-0141 Comunión a los enfermos: Alejandra Cabria 609 240-6827 Quinceaños: Ximena Bustamante x12; Ensayo de Quinceañera: Octavia Jibaja 609 578-0898 Grupo de Oración: Jose Luis Varela 609 533-9375 Grupo Mariano: Milton Pinos 908 770-0893 Departamento de Matrimonio y Vida Familiar: Freddy y Gloria Enríquez 609 937-8026 Servicios sociales para la comunidad La na: David Abalos 609 371-2435 El Grupo de Alcólicos Anónimos La nos Unidos: Alberto Billini 908 670-3630 RICA (Rito de Iniciación Cris ana de Adultos): Gloria y Freddy Enriquez 609-937-8026

Please Pray for healing / Por favor ore por sanación

Jeannie Macchiaroli, Marcia Torres, Macrina Ojeda, Elizabeth Brinamen, Rich Danek Jr., Edgard Garcia, Edward Durner, Mark Hughson, Joanne Morse, Rubino Family, George Jackson, Jerry Sterlacci, Bernard Szymczak, KerrieSue Kowardy, Lauren Conway, Geraldine Peoni, Steven Madonna, Jane DiDonato, Angelina DiDonato, Michelle Lopez, and Robert Mastriano.

Names appear for four weeks. Call 609 448-0141 Los nombres aparecerán por 4 semanas. Contacte la oficina 609 448-0141

Reminder

Please remember that masks are required at all mes while on the church premises. Let us be mindful of this for the health and safety of everyone. Thank you for your coopera on.

Readings for the week—September 13 Monday: Nm 21:4b-9; Ps 78:1bc-2, 34-35, 36-37, 38; Phil 2:6-11; Jn 3:13-17 Tuesday: 1 Cor 12:12-14, 27-31a; Ps 100:1b-2, 3, 4, 5; Jn 19:25-27 or Lk 2:33-35 Wednesday: 1 Cor 12:31-13:13; Ps 33:2-3, 4-5, 12 and 22; Lk 7:31-35 Thursday: 1 Cor 15:1-11; Ps 118:1b-2, 16ab-17, 28; Lk 7:36-50 Friday: 1 Cor 15:12-20; Ps 17:1bcd, 6-7, 8b and 15; Lk 8:1-3 Saturday: 1 Cor 15:35-37, 42-49; Ps 56:10c-12, 13-14; Lk 8:4-15 Sunday: Is 55:6-9; Ps 145:2-3, 8-9, 17-18; Phil 1:20c-24, 27a; Mt 20:1-16a

RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS (RCIA) The Catechumens and Candidates in the RCIA (those a ending Sun-day morning 9:00 am class) will be able to receive their Sacraments of Ini a on on Saturday, October 24th.

Those who are receiving 3 or 2 Sacraments will a end the 9:00 a.m. Mass. Those who are receiving the Sacrament of Confirma on only will a end the 10:30 a.m. Ceremony. Please check your le er to iden fy the me you are assigned to a end.

--------------- The Catechumens and Candidates in the 10:30 a.m. Sunday morning class will receive their Sacraments of Ini a on at the Easter Vigil of 2021. The Fall Semester Classes will begin on September 21st and done through Home Study. Please follow all instruc ons in the le er you have received. Your Home Study package will be ready for pick up from September 21st.at the Parish Office. Also, you can register your child by filling out the online form or visit the Parish Office (Monday - Thursday from 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.) Thank you God Bless

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NJ RIGHT TO LIFE RAFFLELE

All Masses September 19 & 20, our NJ Right to Life organiza-

on will be selling raffle ckets for $10 each. The prizes are: 1st prize—2021 Volvo XC40 SUV valued at $41,045; 2nd, 3rd & 4th pries are gi cer ficates for $1,000, $50, & $500. Your contribu ons will help save our unborn children from abor ons.

The 106th World Day of Migrants and Refugees will be celebrated on September 27, 2020. As the tle for his an-nual message, the Holy Father has chosen “Forced like Jesus Christ to flee”. The message will focus on the pastoral care of internally dis-placed people (IDPs), who currently number over 41 million worldwide.

As the tle makes clear, the message originates in the experience of the young Jesus and his family as displaced persons and refugees. This experience provides a specific Christological grounding for the Chris an ac on of welcome or hospitality.

Banns of Marriage

Jose Chunchi & Fanny Arpi September 19, 2020

Remember our Beloved Departed

Please pray for the eternal repose of the soul of:

Theresa Arlt

May the souls of all the faithful departed rest in peace. Amen

BIBLE STUDY A small group in our parish has been involved in a bible study, however, the COVID-19 virus put a halt to in-person mee ngs. The group has now resumed studies remotely using the Zoom conferencing so ware. The group meets approximately every two weeks, usually on a Wednesday evening at 7 pm. If you think bible study might interest you, send an email to edgxm1@yahoo.com. Each mee ng is a different discussion, so there is no requirement to having a ended previous mee ngs. If you have never used Zoom, email us for instruc-

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Stewardship is not op onal! “None of us lives as his own mas-ter and none of us dies as his own master,” says St. Paul. While we live, we are responsible to the Lord, and when we die, we die as His servants.” See Romans 14:7-9

Thanks for sharing what God has given you with our Parish!

The Joy of Stewardship

Collection Schedule 9/13 Weekly Holy Land 9/20 Weekly Monthly Offering 9/27 Weekly Catholic Schools 10/4 Weekly Building & Land Improvements

Your Help Needed!

We appeal to those who can, please help St. Anthony's Par-ish financially. Please send in your dona ons by mail or through Online Giving, Zelle, or Venmo. Thank you for your kind generosity.

How precious is your mercy O God! The children of men seek shelter in the shadow of your wings. Psalm 36:8 Commun-ion An phon for the 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time Our approach to immigra on reform should be based on Scripture, the Principles of Catholic Social Teaching, and the study of immigra on problems and issues. How do we as Catholics inform our consciences concerning immigra on? “The irony of our present system is that by restric ng immi-gra on ghtly and making it nearly impossible for many peo-ple to immigrate legally, millions have entered without inspec-

on...If there were a reasonable legal procedure that immi-grants could follow, most would not risk their lives to enter illegally through a desert...As long as the pull of employment in the United States matches the push of economic hardships in other countries immigra on will not stop, no ma er how challenging and hazardous we make the process for entry.

“We must also address the undocumented immigrants in our country. An opportunity for the undocumented to regularize their status, so that we know who they are, would free up resources, allowing enforcement officials to target those in-tending to harm us rather than those here working to provide for their families.” Welcoming the Stranger, by Ma hew Soerens and Jenny Hwang Another source for developing informed consciences is : www.jus ceforimmigrants.org. This is the US Catholic Bish-ops website. Lenore Isleib Social Jus ce Commi ee lrisleib@aol.com

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RECOGNIZING GOD’S PRESENCE RE-IMAGINING THE IGNATIAN EXAMEN Tuesday, September 29 6:30 – 8:00 PM

Discernment is a key to interior freedom and in macy with God. It is a grace to be asked for and an exercise to prac ce. This evening retreat will be a jump start to a prayerful path of daily discernment called Examen. We all long to recognize God’s Presence and ac on in our life. Our me together will help fulfill that desire. Dona on: $15, includes materials.

FINDING PEACE AND PROMISE IN THE FACE OF CANCER

Wednesday, September 30 9:30 AM - 1:00 PM

A presenta on on coping with the diagnosis and treatment process of cancer, through increased awareness of emo ons, prayer, and finding strength in God and each other. This morning retreat promotes spiritual as well as overall well-being for cancer pa ents and the persons who assist them during their treatment. Dona on: $25, includes lunch and materials.

For those not comfortable with a ending in person, you may also a end virtually through Zoom.

Annual Catholic Appeal

So far the 2020 Annual Catholic Appeal has received pledges amounting to $50,815.13 of which $43,581.15 has been paid. Our goal for this year, as previous years, is $63,000.00.

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Do they need prayers for pa ence while homeschooling their children?

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Liturgia de la Palabra Primera Lectura: Del libro del Eclesiás co 27, 33-28, 9 Salmo Responsorial: 102, 1-2. 3-4. 9-10. 11-12 Segunda Lectura: De la carta del Apóstol san Pablo a los ro-manos 14, 7-9 Evangelio: San Mateo 18, 21-35

El evangelista viene delineando el carácter de una comunidad local de cris anos. Quien vive atento a su propia vida y a la vida de la comunidad sabe que el evangelio de Jesús es para impactar y transformar las relaciones humanas en corto, para que tengan verdadera profundidad un largo alcance. La ora-ción y la atención a los más humildes y sencillos son las dos dos ac tudes que acompañan en la ac tud central que es el per-dón.

Ya se habló de ello (18:15-20) en modo especifico y hasta prac-co. Aquí se ilustra el asunto con una parábola yendo a lo más

profundo d este valor que debe animar la vida en la comuni-dad.

La parábola está claramente referida al reinado de Dios y abar-ca a todo el pueblo elegido. Así se en ende, por el sen do “siervo” en el An guo Testamento, con lo cual se designa a la totalidad del pueblo de Dios, incluyendo las altas esferas reli-giosas y polí cas.

Notemos por otro lado, que la suma es inmensamente grande refiriéndose a la inmensa misericordia de Dios, así como a la enorme diferencia entre lo que fue perdonado y lo que no es capaz de perdonar. Es precisamente en este po de desigual-dad y diferencia en lo que deberíamos estar también atentos, pues en la propia capacidad de perdonar queda manifiesta la experiencia de Dios y su misericordia en nosotros.

No es ninguna casualidad que el evangelista transforme esta enseñanza de Jesús, también localizada como un dialogo en Lucas (17:4), justo con Pedro como protagonista. Es en el após-tol que más ha experimentado el perdón donde a sba la duda y la tacañería. En él nos vemos reflejados nosotros y esa sin duda la intención del evangelista. Todos estamos llamados a perdonar sin límites.

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Los estudiantes que asis an a las clases de RICA los domingos a las 9 am recibirán los sacramentos en Octubre. Los de las 10:30 am los recibirán en la Vigilia Pascual del 2021.

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