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Served by
Rev. Brian P. Quinn, Pastor (Fr.Brian)
Permanent Deacon Edward Keegan (Deacon.Ed)
Permanent Deacon Richard Brady (Deacon.Rich)
Moira A. Dziomba- Dir. of Faith Formation (Moira.Dziomba)
Carol Lindsey - Faith Formation Assistant (Carol.Lindsey)
Jim Hill - Youth Group Director (Jim.Hill)
Kathleen Burke - Music Minister (Kathy.Burke)
David Southerland - Assoc. Music Minister (David.Southerland)
MaryAnn Spagnuolo - Parish Secretary (MaryAnn.Spagnuolo)
Karen Loveys - Office Assistant (Karen.Loveys)
Greg Schrader - Maintenance & Facilities
Beth Hart & Charlie Stoia - Trustees
*All email addresses are (name)@stmatthewsrandolph.org
We Invite You to Celebrate
Eucharist: Saturday - 5:00 pm
Sunday - 8:00 am, 9:30 am & 11:00 am
Weekday Mass: Monday - Friday at 8:00 am
Reconciliation: Saturday 4:15 pm - 4:45 pm (*or by appointment)
Adoration: Third Tuesday - 2:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Our Mission
We are a Catholic community seeking out and welcoming all in a spirit
of hospitality and empowering people to grow in discipleship in Jesus
Christ.
St. Matthew
the Apostle
Parish
13
th
Sunday in
Ordinary Time
June 28, 2020
335 Dover Chester Road
Randolph, NJ 07869
Phone (973)584-1101
Stewardship of Treasure�
13
th
Sunday in Ordinary Time�
Sunday, June 28, 2020�
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“…whoever does not take up his cross and follow after me
is not worthy of me.” ~Matthew 10:38�
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Pope Benedict XVI said “The world offers
you comfort. But you were not made for
comfort, you were made for greatness”.
“Comfort” puts me first. “Picking up your
cross and following Jesus” puts God and
others first. Why settle for comfort when you
can achieve greatness!�
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Pick up your cross, ask Jesus for guidance on using your
gifts and live the life God intended for you! �
13
th
Sunday in Ordinary Time�
Sunday, June 28, 2020�
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First Reading: 2 Kg 4:16a�
Elisha promised, “This time next year you will be fondling a
baby son.”�
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Psalm: Ps 89�
Forever I will sing the goodness of the Lord.�
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Second Reading: Rom 6:11�
Consequently, you too must think of yourselves as dead to
sin and living for God in Christ Jesus.�
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Gospel: Mt 10:38�
“Whoever does not take up his cross and follow after me is
not worthy of me.”�
13
th
Sunday in Ordinary Time�
Daily Readings week of Sunday, June 28, 2020�
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Sunday: 2 Kgs 4:8�11, 14�16a/Ps 89:2�3, 16�17, 18�19 /
Rom 6:3�4, 8�11 / Mt 10:37�42�
Monday: Acts 12:1�11/Ps 34:2�3, 4�5, 6�7, 8�9 /2 Tm 4:6�8,
17�18 / Mt 16:13�19�
Tuesday: Am 3:1�8; 4:11�12 / Ps 5:4b�6a, 6b�7, 8 / �
Mt 8:23�27�
Wednesday: Am 5:14�15, 21�24/Ps 50:7, 8�9, 10�11, 12�
13, 16bc�17 / Mt 8:28�34�
Thursday: Am 7:10�17/Ps 19:8, 9, 10, 11 / Mt 9:1�8�
Friday: Eph 2:19�22/Ps 117:1bc, 2 / Jn 20:24�29�
Saturday: Am 9:11�15/Ps 85:9ab & 10, 11�12, 13�14 ] /�
Mt 9:14�17�
Saturday, June 27�
5:00 pm�
Jorge Garcia�
Blanca Guerra�
Sunday, June 28�
8:00 am�
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9:30 am�
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11:00 am�
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James & Mary Brady�
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Joann Frank�
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Lorraine Swell�
Nathan Abrusia�
Monday, June 29� Lori Intilli�
Tuesday, June 30� Thomas Paré�
Wednesday, July 1� Dolly Onufer�
Thursday, July 2� Margaret & Nicholas Ghaney�
Friday, July3� Samson Choa�kok Sui�
Saturday, July 4�
5:00 pm�
Peggy & Jim Phelan�
Russell Chick�
Sunday, July 5�
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8:00 am�
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9:30 am�
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11:00 am�
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Perla Garcia�
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John MacDonald�
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David Gidich�
Monthly Offerings � May 2020�
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Envelopes & Loose Cash� � � $ 10,761�
We Share Online Giving� � � $ 19,251�
Total� � � � � � $ 30,012�
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July 1, 2019 � May 31, 2020�
YTD Budget� � � � � $398,750�
YTD Offering� � � � � $379,210�
YTD Deficit� � � � � ($19,540) �
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May � Collections�
Building & Maintenance Fund� � � $ 1,225�
Missionaries of the Poor� � � $ 162�
Peter’s Pence� � � � � $ 470�
Mass Intentions
Please remember the sick members of our Parish
community who have requested our prayers . . . �
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Fran Brooks, Joann Campo, Kristin Carr,
Gina Ceva, John Cobianchi, Janet
Conhaim, Tim Connors, Jeremiah Crowley,
Connie D’Angelo, Liz Degnan, Patty Dixon,
Ruth Dorney, Betty Dubinski, Noelle
Farmer, Felinda Felix, Nicholas Ferroni,
Marie Ferroni, Mary Frattarola, Mark
Goebel, Chris Groh, Toni Kearon, Sandie
Keegan, Joel Kime, Verna Kolman,
Leonard Legg, Joyce Lifshin, John
McAndrew, Maeve McKendry, Jack
Matthew McKendry, Joyce Peterson, Marie
Rebhain, Sara Rind, Henry Rogers, Lee
Schaffer, Sam Scotto, Regina Slezak,
Joseph Soranno, Lucas Soto, Bernie
Stelmach, Joseph Sterphone, Robert
Stickles, Winifred Swiss, Christopher
Torney, Nat Witmer & David Whitaker�
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Please remember those who have died . . . �
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Edward Loughrey � Father of Suzanne Johnson�
In Our Parish
Live the Liturgy�
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“Are you unaware that we who were baptized into Christ
Jesus were baptized into his death?” What do you these
words mean? Many see the words as an indication of what
may come in eternal life. In actuality, they have more to do
with our lives here and now. We are called to die to
ourselves and offer our lives as gifts given generously to
others. It is not about us. We are asked to serve God and
not continue in our service of sin. Life is about learning to
do what we really do not want to do because it brings us
deeper into the mystery of God, ourselves, and others.�
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Learning how to accept and live with the “small
deaths” and sacrifices we encounter teaches
us how to live with and approach our final
death. We can do so with a heart that has
been touched by and is open to mercy or one
that is self� focused and closed.�
Gospel Meditation�
Encourage Deeper Understanding of Scripture�
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When we were baptized, we were baptized into Christ’s
death. Take a moment to ponder these profound words.
We were baptized into death. In every sense of the word,
we are asked to die. This is not just about our final death
but about daily deaths due to inconvenience, discomfort,
pain, loss or others’ needs. This is an incredible epiphany
given the way we very often approach our lives. We do
everything to avoid death, let alone encounter it! Many
avoid pain, discomfort, inconvenience, uneasiness,
change, interference and suffering of any kind. We put a lot
of energy into finding the easiest and least inconvenient
way through many things. Even holding the door open for a
stranger or saying hello to someone in the store can be
major undertakings.�
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We are called to die. One of the biggest wake�up calls we
can have is realizing that life is not about us! There are
millions of other people sharing life on this planet with
whom I have a relationship. Does my life celebrate those
relationships? The most distracting question we can ask is,
“What do I want to do?” The more focused, faith�filled
question is, “What do I need to do?” What I need to do may
not be what I want to do. However, asking this question
more frequently will teach us how to more purposefully and
intentionally live so we can be a life giving vessel for
others. When we learn to live more sacrificially, to put the
needs of others before our own and to not seek our own
self�interest, we become aware of what baptism into
Christ’s death is really all about. These are the roots of
virtue and the seedbed for justice, tolerance, solidarity,
love, and peace.�
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Learning how to accept all the “small deaths” and sacrifices
life calls us to, teaches us how to approach our final death.
All deaths ask us to empty ourselves into something or
someone else. Whether we empty ourselves into the heart
and soul of another human being or empty ourselves into
God at the moment of our final death, new life is always
received and nurtured. A heart that exclusively seeks its
own interest is a heart that is closed to love. A heart that
pours itself out to others and is content with being emptied
is a heart that has been touched by and open to mercy. It
is a heart that overflows with joy.�
Our Parish Prayers Gospel Meditation
Moving?�
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If you are moving, please be sure to contact the Parish
office so that we may wish you well and keep our records
up�to�date. In addition, if your contact information changes
(phone number, email address, etc.), please reach out to
the Parish Office to update your information.
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“By wisdom a house is built, and
by understanding it is established,
by knowledge the rooms are filled
with all precious and pleasant
riches.” �
~Proverbs 24: 3�4�
Happy 10th Anniversary Fr. Brian�
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Our wonderful Pastor, Fr. Brian Quinn celebrated the 10
th
Anniversary of his Ordination on Friday, June 19, 2020.
We are honored to celebrate with him!�
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The Parish staff would like to invite you to
share Fr. Brian's special day.� We welcome
you to send a card or an email
([email protected]) to
congratulate and thank Fr. Brian for his ten
years of faithful leadership in the Priesthood.� �
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We thank Fr. Brian for his dedication to our Parish
Community.� He has done so much over these last few
months to ensure the health and safety of everyone.�
God bless you Fr. Brian.�
In Our Parish
Online Giving & Faith Formation Payments�
Accepted via WeShare�
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The practice of Christian stewardship via online giving
provides the opportunity for planned giving. Online Giving
allows for a streamlined administrative process and allows
for more accurate budgeting. Please prayerfully consider
donating to St. Matthew’s via our online system. Please
access the WeShare link on the St. Matthew’s website
under the Support tab. If you are currently using WeShare,
please take a few moments to update your information to
ensure that credit card information is up�to�date.�
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If you have any questions, please contact
Fr. Brian or MaryAnn in the Parish office at
(973) 584�1101. We are happy to assist
you.�
St. Matthew the Apostle � Spring Fundraiser�
Winner’s Choice Car Raffle � drawing this weekend!
June 28, 2020 at 12:00 pm�
Last chance to purchase�
�
The Winner’s Choice Car Raffle is this weekend! Don’t
miss this last opportunity to purchase your tickets. To date,
900+ tickets have been sold! Your support is vital to our
vibrant, strong Catholic community.�
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The winner may choose from a 2020 Ford
Escape SEL AWD SUV �OR� a 2020 Ford
Ranger Supercar 4x4 XL. The second
place winner will win a $500 gas card
(choice of brand).�
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Tickets are available for $50 each � Buy 2 get one FREE!
Yes � that is three chances to win for the price of two! All
proceeds will be used for safety and security upgrades at
St. Matthew the Apostle Parish. The winning ticket will be
selected on Sunday, June 28, 2020 at 12:00 pm. �
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If you have questions, please email
Care Notes�
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CareNotes are written for people dealing with emotional
situations who are looking for concise, easy�to�read
guidance and support. These booklets are designed with
small sections with sidebars to support the information,
stimulate interest and offer support. The compact, 5” x 7”,
eight�page full color booklets offer strength, help and
healing for those who are hurting. CareNotes provide a
wealth of emotional, recovery, health, grief and eldercare
support and information. These wellness�oriented booklets
address real�life emotional, psychological and spiritual
needs and are an outstanding wellness resource.�
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CareNotes may be found in the Gathering
Space. Please call the Parish office and we
would happy to mail Care Notes to you
(973) 584�1101.�
Corpus Christi Food Drive�
Catholic Charities � Diocese of Paterson�
Donation accepted through July 31,2020�
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The Feast of Corpus Christi is being celebrated this
weekend, Saturday & Sunday, June 13 & 14, 2020. Our
Parish will participate in the 7th Annual Diocesan�wide food
collection for the poor.�
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Each year, the Food Drive helps support Catholic Charities’
Food Pantries with thousands of pounds of food for the
critical summer months. The collection will offer assistance
to local food pantries in Morris, Passaic and Sussex
Counties. Due to the unprecedented requests during the
summer months, the Diocese has joined in this effort.�
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Each Parish has been asked to provide specific items to
ensure a variety of items for the pantries. St. Matthew’s has
been asked to provide Maypo Quick Oats, Wheatena
Toasted Wheat Cereal and VO5 Shampoo. Items may be
purchased and left in the Food pantry container in the
Gathering Space. You may also visit the email address
below and click the Shop Now button to purchase items
virtually. https://yougivegoods.com/shop?drive=11322 �
If you would like to make a monetary donation, please visit
www.ccpaterson.org/corpus.�
Parish Office Summer Hours�
Monday, June 15, 2020 � �
Labor Day, Monday, September 7, 2020�
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The St. Matthew’s Parish office will operate
on summer hours beginning on Monday,
June 15, 2020 through Labor Day Monday,
September 7, 2020. The office will be open
Monday through Thursday from 9:00 am �
1:00 pm and will be closed on Friday.�
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Enjoy the summer!�
Sacrament of Baptism �
June 2020�
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The St. Matthew’s Faith Community is proud to welcome the
following new members to the Parish through the
Sacrament of Baptism:�
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Cole Henry Herter�
� son of Johnathan & Michelle Herter�
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Owen Jago Cardillo�
� son of Ralph & Megan Cardillo�
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We pray that Cole, Owen and their families become full and
active members of our Parish and find a spiritual home in
the St. Matthew the Apostle Parish Community.�
Lost and Found�
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There is a new lost and found container in
the Gathering Space. If you have lost or
misplaced any items, please be sure to
check the container. Many items were left
behind after Faith Formation classes (hats,
water bottles, etc.).�
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Note that the container will be emptied at the end of each
month and items will be donated or discarded. Thank you!�
In Our Parish
Kids Korner
Faith Formation For Children�
Registration is now open!�
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Faith Formation registration for students in K �10 is open.
The registration letter and all forms may be accessed under
the Faith Formation Youth tab on the St. Matthew’s website:
www.stmatthewsrandolph.org. To ensure that your child is
placed in the session of your choice please return forms as
soon as possible. Registration fees are listed.�
Sacramental Guidelines for �
First Reconciliation and First Eucharist�
Diocesan guidelines: Sacramental preparation is a two�year
process. Children must be enrolled in formal faith formation
classes for two years prior to the reception of Sacraments.�
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Sacramental Guidelines�
for Catholic School Students�
Per Diocesan Policy, all Catholic School
students preparing for reception of Confirmation
are to participate in their Parish Community’s
Sacramental preparation programs. Students
entering 9
th
grade in September 2020 are
reminded to enroll for Faith Formation classes.�
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The preparation and the celebration of the Sacrament of
Confirmation are parish�based. The parish is the center of
lifelong faith development; therefore, it is essential to
integrate youth into the life of the parish. Students who
attend Catholic high schools and wish to be prepared for the
Sacrament of Confirmation need to enroll in their parish
Confirmation program. (from Sacramental Policies and
Guidelines, Diocese of Paterson)�
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If you have any questions please contact Director of Faith
Formation Moira A. Dziomba at (973) 584�1101 ext. 201 or
via email: [email protected].�
Faith Formation
Congratulations Class of 2020�
Join us and Celebrate our Graduates!�
Saturday & Sunday, June 27 & 28, 2020�
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We invite all graduates to join us at any of our Masses on
Saturday & Sunday, June 27 & 28 for a special blessing!�
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God of joy and hope, we thank you for this time of
graduation for all graduates. Your spirit of wisdom has
empowered their hard work and discipline. We are gifted as
a Parish community to have so many faithful and committed
young people active in our church. Bless their lives from this
day on with goodness and success. May your Spirit
continue to guide them as the next chapters of their lives
unfold. Help them to enliven hope in the world and bring
good things to Your Kingdom. May this celebratory time be
a reflection of the blessings that we all find in knowing and
loving you. For this is the day that You have made.�
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Let us be glad and rejoice in it!�
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Congratulations to all!�
St. Matthew the Apostle Parish �
335 Dover Chester Road�
Randolph, NJ 07869�
Phone (973) 584�1101�
Fax (973) 584�0499�
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Website:� www.stmatthewsrandolph.org�
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Office Hours:� Monday � Thursday: 9:00 am � 3:00 pm��
� � Friday: 9:00 am � 1:00 pm�
In Our Parish
Homebound or Hospitalized�
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If you have friend or loved one who is
homebound or hospitalized and would like a
visit and the opportunity to receive Holy
Communion, please contact the Parish Office
(973) 584�1101. Thank you for helping us
support those in our Parish Community.�
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New Parish Registration�
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As we begin a new year, St. Matthew’s invites everyone to
participate in our spiritual, educational and social life.
Please complete a registration form and join ou1r Parish
family! Forms may be found on the Parish website, in the
Gathering Space or you may contact the Parish office and
we will mail/email the registration form to you. Registration
is required for Religious Education Programs and for the
reception of all Sacraments. Only active, registered
members of the Parish may receive sponsor forms for
Baptism or Confirmation. If you need a sponsor form,
please contact the office an we will be happy to assist you.�
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Updating Parishioner Registration�
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Registered Parishioners, do you have a new email
address? mailing address? phone number? Please be sure
to contact the Parish office with any changes to your
contact information. It will allow us to continue to provide
Parish and community news and updates in a timely
manner. Do you have an adult child who no longer lives at
home? It is important for young adults to establish their
own registration. Please contact the Parish office with any
questions (973) 584�1101.�
Celebrate the Sacraments�
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Baptism: Baptism is celebrated on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of the
month after the 11:00 am Mass and on the 4th Sunday during the
11:00 am Mass. Please call the Parish office at least two months
in advance to make arrangements.�
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First Reconciliation & First Communion: Our Faith Formation
Program begins with Grade 1. First reconciliation and First
Communion is a 2�year program. Please call the Faith Formation
office to register your child.�
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Confirmation: Confirmation is a 2�year program beginning in
9th grade. Students will receive the Sacrament of Confirmation in
the spring of their 10th grade year.�
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Matrimony: Couples are asked to contact the Parish at least
one year in advance.�
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Anointing of the Sick: Please call the Parish office at anytime
for Communion calls or visitation of the sick or elderly. Holy
Communion may be brought to the home of any person who is
temporarily or permanently homebound.�
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Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA): RCIA prepares
adolescents and adults for Baptism and full Communion into the
Catholic Church. Please call the Parish office for information�
Altar Servers� Deacon Ed Keegan� (973) 927�1146�
Bible Study� Suzanne Johnson� (973) 361�1028�
Bridges� Debbi Tavares� (973) 895�8874�
Church Environment� Tom & PeggyAnn Meola� (973) 895�4437�
Cornerstone � Women� Joanne Morrone� (973) 229�4915�
Eucharistic Adoration� Tom & PeggyAnn Meola� (973) 895�4437�
Eucharistic Ministers� Andy & Doreen Guzo� (973) 451�0814�
Faith Kitchen� Andy & Doreen Guzo� (973) 451�0814�
Finance Council� John Potter� (973) 543�5757�
Food Pantry � Bill Ruane� (201) 787�0029�
Fundraising� Bob Sciarello� (973) 584�3983�
Funeral Ministry� Chris & John Groh� (973) 328�3203�
Greeters� Darcy Ronchi� (973) 328�4573�
Healthy Bones� Shirley Kraft� (973) 252�7393�
Interfaith Furnishings� Mary Jo Welch� (973) 361�1666�
Lectors� Ro Peach� (973) 584�1041�
Liturgy� Fr. Brian Quinn� (973) 584�1101�
Marthas & Marys� Beth McNeilly� (973) 989�7547�
Matthew’s Men� Bill Ruane� (201) 787�0029�
Music Ministry� Kathy Burke � (973) 610�5654�
Parish Leadership Team� Bill Ruane� (201) 787�0029�
Prayer Chain� Debbi Tavares� (973) 895�8874�
Prayer Shawl� Chris Groh� (973) 328�3203�
RCIA� Deacon Ed Keegan� (973) 927�1146�
Shopper’s Club� Winifred Swiss� (973) 960�6005�
Scout Troops� TBA� �
Ushers� TBA� �
Women of Faith� Moira Dziomba� (973) 584�1101�
Youth Group� Jim Hill� (973) 584�1101�
Marriage Preparation�
Deacon Ed & Sandie Keegan�
(973) 927�1146�
Meals on Wheels� Gene Cottrell� (973) 722�7733�
Parish Ministries & Contact Information�
In Our Parish
Ordination and Installation�
Bishop�Elect Kevin Sweeney�
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Bishop Serratelli, Apostolic Administrator of the Diocese of Paterson, has announced that the
date of the ordination/installation of Bishop�elect Kevin Sweeney of Brooklyn as the eighth
Bishop of Paterson will be on Wednesday, July 1.�
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“Following consultation with the Apostolic Nuncio to the United States of America, The Most
Reverend Christophe Pierre, I joyfully announce the Ordination and Installation date of the
Eighth Bishop of Paterson, and I also announce a Mass of Welcome to be celebrated with
Bishop Sweeney at a later date,” Bishop Serratelli said.�
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The details for the celebration of ordination and installation are as follows:�
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On Tuesday, June 30, 2020 at 7:00 pm, solemn vespers will be celebrated in preparation for the ordination of the Bishop�
elect in the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist here.�
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At 2:00 pm, July 1, 2020 in the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist here, Cardinal Joseph Tobin, C.Ss.R., Metropolitan Arch-
bishop of Newark, will ordain Father Sweeney to the Order of Bishops and install Bishop Sweeney as the eighth bishop of
Paterson, with Bishop Serratelli and Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio of Brooklyn as co�consecrating bishops.�
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Both celebrations in the cathedral will be in accord with social distancing norms and will strictly require limited admission by
ticket only. Both events will be livestreamed on the website of the Diocese of Paterson (www.rcdop.org) with further
instructions regarding access to the livestream to follow. “When social distancing norms can be relaxed and a greater
number of the faithful are able to gather,” Bishop Serratelli said, “a Mass of Thanksgiving and Welcome will be celebrated by
Bishop Sweeney in the late autumn, so that the local Church of Paterson can pray together with the shepherd who will guide
us in the name of the Lord.”�
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On April 15, 2020 Pope Francis accepted the resignation of Bishop Serratelli from the pastoral governance of the Diocese of
Paterson and named Father Sweeney, a priest of the Diocese of Brooklyn, as Bishop�elect of Paterson. The Pope named
Bishop Serratelli to serve as Apostolic Administrator of the Diocese until Bishop�elect Sweeney’s ordination and installation.�
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