St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Community

29 N. Washington Ave. Bergenfield, N.J. 07621 201-384-0101 Fax: 201-384-2055 Parish Web Site: www.sjrc.org

Served by:

Rev. Msgr. Richard J. Arnhols

Pastor

Rev. Raymond R. Filipski

Rev. Arcadio B. Muoz

Rev. Gustavo A. Alfaro

Rev. Manuel Dueas

Parochial Vicars

Deacon James A. Detura

Lisa Oggioni Marciano

Director of Music Ministries

Mary Ann C. Johnston

Pastoral Council President

Mrs. Patricia D. Rickly

Mr. Joseph V. Gangemi, Jr.

Trustees

TRANSFIGURATION ACADEMY PARISH LIFE CENTER 10 Bradley Ave., Bergenfield 15 N. Washington Ave., Bergenfield Mr. Salvatore Tralongo, Principal Rosemarie Flood Eric A. Acosta Sr. Madeline Hanson, SSND, Coordinator of Development Director of Religious Education Director of Youth Ministry 201-384-3627 Gr. Pre-K2+ - Gr. 8 201-384-3601 201-384-2675 www.transfigurationacademy.org roflood@yahoo.com ericacosta7@msn.com

The Epiphany of the Lord January 8, 2012

All kings shall pay him homage, all nations shall serve him.

Psalm 72:11

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Masses for the Week Saturday January 7 5:30 pm Jennifer A. Talbert 7:00 pm (Spanish) German Garcia Sunday Epiphany of the Lord-January 8 7:30 People of the Parish 9:00 Melinda & Severino Dalangin 10:30 Anna Jacono 11:00 (Chapel) Msgr. James M. Sheehan 12:00 pm Bridget Cawley 12:30 pm (Spanish) Ramn Ulerio Monday January 9 7:00 Dulcie Basdeo 9:00 John James Hanson 7:30 pm Giving Thanks Tuesday January 10 7:00 Peter Paquin 9:00 Kathleen Hazelgreen 7:30 pm Robert Boria Wednesday January 11 7:00 Corazn Demesa-Birthday 9:00 Anjaline Mary 7:30 pm Gerard Haggerty Thursday January 12 7:00 Anna Arnhols (Birthday) 9:00 Redford Perrine III 7:30 pm Gerard Haggerty Friday January 13 7:00 Antoinette Morrone 9:00 John & Nora Reilly 7:30 pm Nilo Apostol Saturday January 14 7:00 Robert Boria 9:00 Virginia Balasa 5:30 pm Mary McGill (33rd Anniversary) 7:00 pm (Spanish) Alicia & Ancizar Restrepo Sunday January 15 7:30 People of the Parish 9:00 Frank Wirth 10:30 Arthur Dickson 11:00 (Chapel) Margaret Mastriaco 12:00 pm Louis Rathbun 12:30 pm (Spanish) Alicia Gomez

Sacraments Penance - Monday-Friday: 7:00pm-7:20pm. Saturday: 1:00pm-2:00pm and immediately following the 5:30pm Mass or by appointment with a priest at any time. Baptisms are normally held the 2nd and 3rd Sunday of each month at 1:30pm.* Instructions for parents are normally held the 1st Sunday of each month at 1:30pm in the basement of the Parish Life Center. These instructions are required of parents having their first child Baptized. All parents must be registered parishioners and present childs birth certificate at the time of arranging for the baptism. Godparents must be practicing Catholics, at least sixteen years of age, who have received the Sacraments of Confirmation and Eucharist, and, if married, the Sacrament of Matrimony. Sponsor certificate must be presented at least one week before Baptism. PLEASE NOTE! We are accepting registrations for Baptisms for February and beyond. (No baptisms during Lent/March.) Please call the Rectory at 201-384-0101 for information. Matrimony - Arrangements for a wedding should be made at least one year in advance. Couples are required to attend Pre-Cana or Engaged Encounter and Gods Plan sessions. Please contact one of the priests, 201-384-0101.

Prayers for the Dead Please remember Delen Montemayor in your prayers.

Santo Nio Healing Prayer Ministry An Outreach Healing Prayer Service for Abused Children, Adult Survivors, and the Chronically-ill, led by a priest or a deacon: *Every 1st Friday of the month, 7-9pm - upper church for Reconciliation & Silent Meditation, Holy Eucharist, Blessed Sacrament exposition, Adoration & Benediction, and *Every 3rd Friday of the month, 8-9:30pm in the Santo Nio Healing Prayer Room, Parish Life Center, for Holy Rosary, Divine Mercy Chaplet, Holy Spirit Invocation, Gospel Reading & Homily theme - Jesus the Healer, Prayers for Healing - Laying on of Hands, followed by Fellowship & Refreshments. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

St. Johns Overnight Eucharistic Adoration Every First Friday, overnight Eucharistic Adoration in the Notre Dame Chapel of the Parish Life Center, from 9:00pm to 7:00am. Sign up sheet is available at the church main entrance.

St. Johns Prayer Groups Charismatic Prayer Group - Meets each Friday evening 8pm-10pm with Father Arcadio in the Santo Nio Healing Prayer Room, Parish Life Center (upper Church on 1st Friday for Holy Hour.) Legion of Mary - Meets each Saturday, 9:30am-11:00am in the Lower Church. Padre Pio Prayer Group - Meets on the 3rd Saturday of each month, 3-4pm in the Lower Church. Coffee hour follows 4-5pm. Spanish Prayer Group - Meets each Thursday evening, 7:30pm-9:30pm in the Lower Church. Jvenes de Jess Prayer Group - Meets every Friday evening, 7:30pm-9:30pm in the Parish Life Center. For more information, please contact website: www.jovenesdejesus.org. St. Johns Youth Group - Meets on most Mondays, 7:00pm-9:00pm, Youth Room, lower church.

Readings for the Week Monday: Is 42:1-4, 6-7 or Is 55:1-11; Acts 10:34-38 or 1 Jn 5:1-9; Mk 1:7-11 Tuesday: 1 Sm 1:9-10 or 1 Sm 1:1-8 and 1 Sm 1:9-20; Mk 1:21-28 or Mk 1:14-20 and Mk 1:21-28 Wednesday: 1 Sm 3:1-10, 19-20; Mk 1:29-39 Thursday: 1 Sm 4:1-11; Mk 1:40-45 Friday: 1 Sm 8:4-7, 10-22a; Mk 2:1-12 Saturday: 1 Sm 9:1-4, 17-19; 10:1a; Mk 2:13-17 Sunday: 1 Sm 3:3b-10, 19; Ps 40; 1 Cor 6:13c-15a 17-20; Jn 1:35-42

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Pastors Desk

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Our Parish and its co-sponsored Transfiguration Academy have entered into a lease agreement with the Church of the Korean Martyrs in Saddle Brook and its St. Andrew Kim Korean School beginning February 1st. Their Korean School has operated for several years in one of the school buildings of St. Cecelias Parish in Englewood. When St. Cecelias School closed last year, the parish found a tenant who would take over more of their building more often, leaving the Korean School in much more restricted space. With the help of the Archdiocesan Office of Property Management, I was able to meet with Fr. Don Bosco Park and the administrators, and together we forged a lease for the next two and a half years or so. They will use many of our school and annex classrooms on Friday late afternoons/early evenings and Saturday mornings during the school year, and occasionally use Conlon Hall and other parish buildings for cultural days and graduation ceremonies. Income that we realize from this lease will help us pay current and historical billing for insurance, health, and pension benefits on behalf of the Academy to the Archdiocese. Everyone wins in this situation! Msgr. Richard Arnhols

Reflection on Todays Gospel

The story of the Three Kings or Three Wise Men was probably a kind of haggadah or popular Jewish story fashioned from diverse bibilical material intended to make a spiritual rather than historical point. This does not mean that the story is not true. It means that the truth of it is more in the total story and its meaning than in any or all of its details. The point of the story is that these men were not Israelite, but they were nonetheless open to and in search of Gods plan. The story illustrates that people of good will, regardless of their ethnic or religious background, can be responsive to the revelation of God. These men searched for and found the child, and they did not go away disappointed. A spiritual mentor once said, If there werent any Wise Men, there should have been. This was at a time when a storys truth was equated with its being factual. The story of the Wise Men is true, whether it is factual in its details or not. From the beginning of time, there have been those who have been searching for truth or light or other divine signals. This journey often begins when something in our world catches the attention of those looking up or out from themselves, glimpsing a star beckoning. The truth behind the story of the Wise Men affirms that God sends out signals for searchers to pick up on and move further down the road that will take them to God. Sometimes we might get lost for a while, our internal GPS ceasing to function because we have made a sudden turn or gone past a suggested turn-off. But, then, in a moment of grace, we hear a welcome recalculating, and we are off on our way once again. Even when darkness covers the earth and thick clouds cover the people, the One we are searching for is present, and will not let us go off the trail completelyat least not for long, and eventually, in Gods good time, we will find our way. The light will return and the Lords glory will shine upon all seekers and searcherseven some not much interested in seeking or searching. These, especially, are the ones the Son of Man came to save. Jesus, send the guiding light we all need to find you. Sometimes there is only darkness and we grow tired, frightened, even hopeless. Be with us then and bring us to that place where you can be found. Amen.

Gods Plan for Giving: Tithing - A Way of Life!

Our Sunday Tithe: Collection: Dec. 18, 2011 - $18,074.23 Comparable Sunday last year: Dec. 19, 2010 - $17,894.50 Our parish will be conducting a Tithing Renewal some time in 2012. Parishioners who have made tithing their way of life are asked to submit their written comments about any difference that tithing has made in their lives, either as related to parish giving or to living faith in general, to Msgr. Richard at the rectory by January 15th. They may be mailed or delivered to the rectory, faxed to 201-384-2055, or emailed to pastor@sjrc.org. Thank you to all who will respond.

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Devotions Novena - Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Wednesday Evenings, 7:00pm, upper church. Holy Hour and Benediction - First Friday of every month at 8pm, upper church, in English; Last Thursday of every month at 8:00pm, upper church, in Spanish. Rosary - Monday through Saturday 8:30am, upper church.

St. Johns Bereavement Ministry For anyone who is experiencing or having difficulties dealing with the loss of a loved one, whenever the loss occurred, we are here to help you. If you need or wish to talk, or are interested in becoming part of this ministry to the bereaved, please call Fr. Ray, 201-384-0101. For the Spanish-speaking, please call Delia, 201-387-8420. Remembrance Plaque - If a loved one passed away and a Funeral Mass was held here at St. Johns, please call Fr. Ray to request the name plate.

Memorial Fund We are offering weekly memorial/special intention opportunities for the altar wine and bread used at Mass, the sanctuary candle, and flowers for the altar. Please fill out a request form, available at the rectory. The memorial items will be listed in the appropriate weeks bulletin.

Memorial/Special Intentions for This Week Altar Flowers ~ In Loving Memory of: Aquilina I. Beltran Donated by: Nestle Caparas Sanctuary Candle ~ In Loving Memory of: Catherine & James Vincent Bohan (60th Anniversary) Donated by: Family

Pro-Life Mass All are invited to attend the Annual Archdiocesan Pro-Life Mass and Holy Hour marking the 39th anniversary of the infamous Roe vs. Wade Supreme Court decision legalizing abortion in the U.S. on Sunday, January 15th, 12 noon, Sacred Heart Cathedral Basilica, Newark. Most Reverend Thomas A. Donato will preside. Followed by a Eucharistic Holy Hour for Life at St. Lucys Church, Newark (a few blocks away). There will be a short procession to St. Lucys immediately following the Mass. Holy Hour will include the Rosary and the Divine Mercy Chaplet, and Benediction. Young Adults of the Archdiocese will lead prayers and music. Let us come together in prayer, sorrow and hope as we approach this infamous 39th anniversary.

Right to Life Please mark your calendar! St. Johns will once again be sponsoring a bus to the Right to Life March in Washington, DC. This year, it will be held on Monday, January 23rd. Maybe this is the year your schedule will allow you to gothink about it. For information and to save a place for yourself, please call Father Ray, 201-384-0101

Word of Life A society is truly human when without reservations it protects and respects the dignity of every person from conception until the moment of his or her natural death. However, should it decide to get rid of its members in the greatest need of protection...it would be behaving in a profoundly inhuman and also distorted manner with regard to the equalityobvious to every person of good willof the dignity of all people, in all the stages of life. - Pope Benedict XVI, Address to the Hon. Reinhard Schweppe, Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to the Holy See, November 7, 2011.

Rachels Vineyard For healing after an abortion. The retreat is a very specific process designed to help you experience the mercy and compassion of God. It is also an opportunity to surface any shame, guilt and grief. The weekend will help your soul find a voice, and transform the pain of the past into love and hope.

Weekend retreats are held at the McGuinness Center of St. John the Apostle Church in Linden. Call Michelle at the Respect Life Office at 732-388-8211, email arnewrepect@sjanj.net, or visit www.rachelsvineyard.org for more information. The retreat and registration are strictly private! All inquiries will be answered confidentially.

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2:00pmMass 2:55pmExposition of the Blessed Sacrament 3:00pmThe Chaplet of Divine Mercy 3:20pmProcession of the Blessed Sacrament 3:45pmThe Laying on of Hands Jesus said, Go now and tell no one; your faith has healed you. Come, all you who are broken, feel the love of God and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit. You will leave refreshed and renewed. We ask that you go to Reconciliation prior to the Mass and to receive Jesus. Let your healing begin! For further information, contact the Parish Office at 201-288-4844 or Deacon Vince Ricciardi at 732-803-2539.

Committee for the Homeless St. Johns will provide the walk-in dinner for the homeless in Hackensack on Sunday, January 15th. Bob Armbruster will be coordinator.

St. Johns Social Concerns Committee Meeting will be held on Wednesday, January 11, 2012 at 8:00pm on the Rectory porch.

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Religious Education All Classes are in session this week.

Mon., Jan. 9thFirst Reconciliation Programs Puppet Show for Grade 2 & Parents 7:00pm in Conlon Hall Sat., Jan. 14thFirst Reconciliation Service for 2A & 2G 11:00am in the Main Church Sun., Jan. 15thFamily Faith Gathering (Year 1 & 2) 1:30-2:30pm in Parish Life Center Basement

Filipino Apostolate Mon., January 9, 2012Filipino Apostolate monthly meeting

Parish Life Center Basement8pm FEAST OF SANTO NINOTHE CHILD JESUS

Novena Schedule

Location: St. Johns Upper Church

Days 1 through 8

Friday, January 13 through Friday, January 20 at 6:30pm

9th Day Saturday, January 21 at 4:30pm

Saturday, January 21, 2012Feast Day

5:30pm Solemn Mass

followed by a sumptuous banquet and program at Conlon Hall

All are invited! For contacts:

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St. Johns Rosary Society The Rosary Society is sponsoring their next theater party to the Oradell Playhouse on Sunday, February 19th2pm performance of LAST OF THE RED HOT LOVERS by Neil Simon. Good seats available. Call Ellen (201-385-6603) or Rachel (201-666-8958). All tickets $21.00Checks made payable to St. Johns Rosary Society. The public is invited.

St. Johns Golden Age Club Meetings are scheduled on the first and third Fridays of the month at 1:30pm in Conlon Hall. Please remember to bring labels from Campbell and General Mills products to Mary Drake, table #12. Non-perishable food is also welcomed for the food pantry. (Please put in the bin at church.) January 12thAtlantic City Taj Mahal Casino. Bus departs at 9am from the parking lot behind the Little League Field at Melrose and Wildrose Avenues. Call Fran 201-385-7663. The club schedules an Atlantic City trip every second Thursday of the month. Non-members are welcome on trips.

Treasures from our Tradition Before long, people will be throwing Mardi Gras beads in the streets of New Orleanspurple, gold, and green. A few will be in on the secret: the colors of the beads are derived from the gifts of the Magi. Gold for wealth, purple for power, green for good health. The gifts are also a key to the identity of the Christ Child: the incense for God; the gold for a king; the myrrh, fragrant burial ointment for one who comes to die.

Centuries ago, todays feast bore the heavy burden of celebrating all the manifestations of Christs identity: the birth of Jesus, the coming of the Magi, the baptism of the Lord, the wedding feast at Cana. It was too much for one day. Fortunately, the one day has blossomed into a whole season of grateful celebration, stretching behind us into Advent, and ahead of us into the Baptism of the Lord and to Christs coming again in glory. Tonight, be sure to light the Christmas lights one last time, and gather at the crche for a favorite carol and a prayer.

Blessing of the Home and Household on the Epiphany Some communities have the custom of blessing homes while recalling the visit of the Magi. The household gathers at the manger scene. All make the sign of the cross. Then the leader begins: Peace be with this house and with all who live here. Blessed be the name of the Lord. All reply: Both now and forever. The leader continues: During these days of the Christmas season, we keep this feast of Epiphany, celebrating the manifestation of Christ to the Magi. Today Christ is manifest to us! Today this home is a holy place.

The leader than takes a piece of chalk, and marks the year and the initials of the three kings (as shown in the illustration) over a primary doorway or archway of the home. Everyone then says the Lords Prayer together. The leader then concludes: Lord God of heaven and earth, you revealed your only-begotten Son to every nation by the guidance of a star. Bless this house and all who inhabit it. Fill us with the light of Christ, that our concern for others may reflect your love. We ask this through Christ our Lord. All reply: Amen. Leader: Let us bless the Lord. All: Thanks be to God.

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You may purchase a calendar for yourself, your family or friends. They make outstanding gifts. Each calendar has a 3-digit number. Numbers will be pulled every Sunday at St. Johns Bingo for each day of the week, excluding Sundays and Christmas Day. If your calendars number (STRAIGHT ONLY) is pulled, you win the dollar amount indicated on the calendar for that day. A check will automatically be mailed to the person who is associated with that calendar number. Numbers will be published in Conlon Hall and St. Johns Sunday Bulletin. You can win more than once during the course of the year.

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Family Dine-In Night Transfiguration Academy and Tri-Valley Restaurant (located at 366 Knickerbocker Rd. in Dumont) are proud to present Family Dine-In Night. Every Sunday from 2pm until 9pm, enjoy a late lunch, dinner or dessert from their extensive menu, present this ad, and Tri-Valley Restaurant will donate 10% of your check to Transfiguration Academy. So, gather your family and friends, have a lunch or dinner and help our Transfiguration Academy Family raise funds for our childrens programs.

Transfiguration Academy Middle Schoolers Getting Prepped for Collegeby Nora Flemingexcerpted from: Premium article access courtesy of Edweek.org ...programs targeted at middle school students have been spurred by mounting research that shows middle school is a key time to improve the academics and attitudes needed to succeed in high school, college, and beyond. ...the middle grades are a critical time for students to begin considering their life beyond high school, said Patti Kinney, the associate director of middle-level services for the National Association of Secondary School Principals. Effective middle-grades schools help students understand their potential and give them multiple opportunities to explore the future through a variety of experiences, support, and guidance. ACT researchers found that the academic level which students achieve by 8th grade has a bigger impact on college and career readiness and success than anything that happens academically in high school. Deborah Kasak, the executive director of the National Forum to Accelerate Middle-Grades Reform, said, We need to instill in our students the habits of mind, skills, and work that will prepare them well for the future while remembering they are still young adolescents. Transfiguration Academy continues to lead in developing our students minds, character and spirituality through innovative programs, such as EnTech (Engineering and Technology), DB Adventure Club, the use of SMART technology, Liturgical services, and caring, dedicated teachers. Transfiguration Academy prepares students to face the challenges of a changing society and become the leaders of tomorrow through strengthening faith, enlightening minds and transforming hearts, one student at a time.

For more information, or to arrange a tour of the Academy, or to register, please call us at 201-384-3627, or visit us at 10 Bradley Ave., Bergenfield, NJ 07621.

Begin the Transformation

6th Annual Big Breakfast Sunday, January 29, 2012

Transfiguration Academy invites you and your family to help kick off Catholic Schools Week with our Annual Big Breakfast. Come and enjoy a delicious breakfast and come see what were all about. Breakfast will be served immediately following the 9:00am Masses of St. Johns (Bergenfield), Ascension (New Milford), and St. Marys (Dumont), until after the 10:00am and 10:30am Masses of the 3 co-sponsoring parishes. Tickets will be available in the school office as well as the rectories of the 3 parishes. *Tickets purchased in advance are $8.00 for Adults and $6.00 for Seniors & Children *Tickets purchased at the door are $10.00 for Adults and $8.00 for Seniors & Children

For more information, please call: Irene Sanders, 201-264-9258.

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