But the gift isnot like thetransgression.

MARCH 1 , 2020

F IRST SUNDAY OF LENT

ROMANS 5:15

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RECONCILIATION 

We celebrate the Sacrament of Reconciliation every Saturday from 4:00pm to 4:45pm in the Church. Individual confessions may be arranged by calling the Parish Office.

BAPTISM 

Baptisms are normally celebrated on Sundays twice a month at 2:00pm. Please call the Parish Office PRIOR to the birth of your child to arrange for a meeting with a member of our pastoral team and to register for the baptismal preparation meeting (held in the Church on the first Friday of each month at 7:30pm). Please note that baptisms are scheduled a minimum of two months after meeting with the Baptism Ministry.

COMMUNION FOR THE HOMEBOUND 

Anyone who cannot attend Mass due to illness may receive Communion at home. Please call the Parish Office to make arrangements.

MARRIAGE 

Couples should make an appointment with a priest or deacon at least eighteen months in advance and prior to making reception plans.

ANOINTING OF THE SICK 

The Sacrament is administered the first Saturday of the month within the celebration of the 8:30am Mass. We invite those impaired by sickness or old age, those preparing for surgery and those living with an illness to participate communally in the Sacrament to seek the strength, peace, forgiveness, restoration, and assistance to continue their faith journey on earth.

ADULT INITIATION—RCIA 

The RCIA is the process by which adults are brought into the Catholic Church. If you have never been baptized, confirmed, received first holy communion, or are a member of another Christian Church and wish to become a member of the Catholic Church, please contact John Linge through the Parish Office.

PARISH CHURCH HOURS 

Our church is open every day for private prayer. Some folks pray quietly before the tabernacle in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel, while others pray the Stations of the Cross or light a candle at one of the shrines. Still others sit in the pews and meditate on scriptures or pray in some other fashion. Feel free to stop in at any time when the church is open:

Monday through Saturday - 8:00am to 8:00pm

Sunday - 7:15am to 8:00pm

Federal Holidays - 8:00am to 10:00am

PARISH INFORMATION

CLERGY Rev. Robert Ketcham

Pastor Rev. Robert Scheckenback

Parochial Vicar

Rev. Lachlan Cameron In Residence

Rev. Mr. Louis Anetrella Deacon

PARISH STAFF 

 

TRUSTEES 

 

OFFICE HOURS 

 

 

MASS TIMES 

Monday to Friday 9:00am

Saturday 8:30am, 5:00pm (Sunday Vigil)

Sunday 8:00am, 9:30am (Family Mass),

11:00am, 12:30pm

Weekdays 9:00am to 12:00 noon

1:00pm to 8:30pm (Closed Friday at 4:30pm)

Saturday 10:00am to 12:30pm

Sunday 9:30am to 12:30pm

Anne Amico Director of Operations

Daisy Aspromonti Office Assistant

Diana Castellano Formation Office Clerk

Frank Colavito Maintenance Assistant

Salvatore Contino Business Manager

Rosa Cuda Office Assistant

Danielle LaRose Director of Social Ministry

Mary Linge Formation Coordinator,

Grades 1-3

Emily Linko Office Clerk

Rose Ann Linko Executive Assistant

to the Clergy

Monica Maglione Sacristan Coordinator

Donna Monahan Formation Coordinator

Grades 4-8

Joseph Smaldino Director of Sacred Liturgy

Rose Smaldino Office Assistant

Wayne Smith Maintenance Assistant

Regina Umstetter Formation Office Assistant

Michael Viola Facilities Manager

Rachel Galanti Michael Lucarelli

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SUNDAY SCRIPTURE REFLECTION WE REMEMBER Genesis 2:7-9, 3:1-7; Psalms 51:3-4, 5-6, 12-13, 14, 17; Romans 5: 12-19, Matthew 4:1-11 Today is the first Sunday of Lent. As we begin this penitential season, we hear the stories of two temptations by Satan: the temptation of the first parents and the temptation of the Lord. The first reading tells the second story of creation, in which God creates the first man, Adam, out of the earth and gives him the breath of life. God gave him a beautiful garden to live in, and only asked him to refrain from eating from one tree. However, because of a desire to become like God, Adam ate of that tree. By betraying God through that first sin, he lost the easy ability to avoid other, more serious sins and experienced separation from God. We have inherited that separation that can only be healed through our faith in Jesus Christ. By this story, the Biblical writers tried to account for the inclination to sin that we all feel. To paraphrase St. Paul, we do the evil we do not want to do and we fail to do the good we want to do. This is the effect of the Original Sin that we have all experienced.

In the Gospel, St. Matthew tells the story of the temptation of the new Adam, Jesus Christ. Like the first Adam, Satan came to tempt Jesus to betray the Father’s will. Adam succumbed to temptation in an almost offhand manner, while he was well-fed and comfortable. Satan came to Jesus when He was weakened by fasting for forty days and forty nights. Satan attacked Jesus the same way he attacked Adam—by appealing to His human pride. As a human being, Jesus could be tempted to sin. However, as the Son of God, he was protected from the effects of Original Sin. He was able to see the right path clearly and to choose the will of the Father over His own earthly glory.

In the second reading, St. Paul explains the meaning of the other two readings. He explains how the sin of Adam brought death into the world, but the suffering and death of the Son of God brought new life into the world. Adam’s sin separated us from God, causing the people of Israel to see Him as a powerful king, while Jesus’ gift of His life overpowered the effects of sin and brought us back to relationship with God so that we could see Him as who He really is; a loving father.

Personal Reflection

How do the effects of Adam’s sin reveal themselves in my life?

What will I do this Lent to build my relationship with Jesus?

Family Reflection

Have you decided how, as a family, you will observe Lent? Evaluate how you are doing. Make any changes that may be necessary.

Preparing for Next Week

Genesis 12:1-4a; Psalms 33:4-5, 18-19, 20, 22; 2 Timothy 1:8b-10, Matthew 17:1-9

Those Who Were Baptized Milo Joseph Garbedian

Sienna Ashley Hromada

Those Who Are Sick Barbara Carbonaro

Jim Cook

Lou D’Ambrosio

Patricia Foley

Regina Mattia

Janice Meyer

Robert Meyer

Diana Mistretta

Paul Pellegrino

Christina Ramos

Salvatore Rappa

Laura Russo

Ann Marie Spinelli

Carol Tonner

Those Who Have Died Eileen Sansone

Memorials for the Week of March 1, 2020

Sanctuary Lamp In Memory of

Anna Bochnovich

Bread & Wine In Memory of

Peter Elarde, Jr.

Rose for Life In Memory of

Rose Marie Corrao

Please call the parish office for more information about these memorials.

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MASS INTENTIONS STEWARDSHIP IN ACTION

Monday, March 2 9:00am Daniel DeRienzis

Tuesday, March 3 Saint Katharine Drexel 9:00am Johnny Re

Wednesday, March 4 Saint Casimir 9:00am Mary Vlacich

Thursday, March 5 9:00am William P. Shillingford

Friday, March 6 First Friday 9:00am John Kelly

Saturday, March 7 Saints Perpetua and Felicity First Saturday 8:30am (Fr. Rob) Mary Torrillo

2nd Sunday of Lent 5:00pm (Fr. Bob) William J. Stottler

Viola Tursi

Rose Scanlon

Pietro Tortorella

Timothy Sexton, Sr.

Thomas LeFavi

Nancy Scalzo

Arthur Ericsson

John Buckley

Helen Barbaro

Sunday, March 8 8:00am (Fr. Bob) Valentina Fu

Joann Pagano

Irene Stauch

Annette Rose Bourdan

Intentions of Christopher Muratore

9:30am (Fr. Bob) Dominick Diaferia

11:00am (Fr. Rob) People of the Parish

12:30pm (Fr. Rob) Filippo Simone

Weekly Collections

February 23, 2020

479 Envelopes $11,664

Loose Cash: $ 3,300

Credit Cards/EFT: $ 1,947

Total Offering: $16,911

Thank you for sharing your treasure!

We are pleased to offer several ways to remember or honor loved ones through our liturgical memorials:

Sanctuary Lamp: $10 offering for one week

Rose for Life: $20 offering for one week

Bread and Wine: $30 offering for one week

Prayer Garden Paver: $130

Cards are also available at the Parish Office.

We also have vestments and other liturgical items that can be memorialized in memory of someone who has died or in honor of an anniversary or other special occasion. An inscription with the loved one’s name is normally made inside the memorial item.

Contact the Parish Office for more information.

Visit our parish website at

www.ctkrcc.org

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KEEPING LENT

MORNING PRAYER (LITURGY OF THE HOURS) Join us as we pray the psalms, the daily prayer of the Church, Tuesdays and Thursdays during Lent, from Tuesday, March 3 to Tuesday, April 7 at 8:40am in the Church. DAILY REFLECTION BOOKS Daily meditation books are available at the doors of the church. Consider spending time each day reading the scriptures and spending quiet time with the Lord. STATIONS OF THE CROSS One of the traditional devotions of the Lenten season is the Stations of the Cross during which we unite with Christ’s passion and death. During the week, booklets will be made available in the Church near the first station for those who wish to pray the stations on their own. We hope that when you pray the stations of the cross, you will remember those who are suffering throughout the world. In addition, on Fridays following the 9:00am Mass, we will communally pray the Stations of the Cross. Our Respect Life Committee has arranged to pray the Stations of the Cross for Life on Wednesday, March 18 at 7:30pm in the Church. REMEMBERING THOSE PREPARING FOR INITIATION During the season of Lent, we invite you to pray in a special way for our elect Pamela Testa, who will celebrate the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist at the Easter Vigil. We remember all those throughout the world who are preparing for initiation this Easter.

LENTEN SACRIFICES AND ACTS OF CHARITY Consider living simply, enjoying the good things of our lives in moderation and forgoing some good things in a spirit of penance. Use your free time to enrich your spiritual life. Do something positive to help someone in need, perhaps for a friend, a neighbor or a loved one. Maybe you can abstain from one thing you spend money on and support Operation Haiti instead. ABSTAINING FROM MEAT On Good Friday and all Fridays during Lent, all Catholics who have reached their 14th year are obligated to abstain from eating meat. FASTING On Good Friday, all Catholics between the ages of 18 and 59 are obligated to fast, which means limiting yourself to one full meal. GOOD FRIDAY PRAYER SERVICE FOR CHILDREN Join us on April 10 at 12 noon in the church. This prayer service provides an opportunity for children to experience the passion story at their age level through the use of storytelling, display materials and hands-on experiences. GOOD FRIDAY TAIZÉ PRAYER Join us on April 10 at 7pm in the Church for a candlelight prayer service to help us reflect on the mystery of The Cross and The Glory of the Resurrection. Consider setting aside 45 minutes to join in this beautiful form of prayer.

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PARISH LENTEN OPPORTUNITY – OPERATION HAITI “The greed of possession leads to violence, exploitation and death; for this, the Church, especially during the Lenten periods, reminds us to practice almsgiving – which is the capacity to share.” Pope Benedict XVI Since 2003, our parish has very generously supported an impoverished village and parish in Haiti. Throughout Lent, we encourage you and your families to take time and discern if an offering of your hard-earned finances can be shared with the children and families through Operation Haiti. Because of your generosity and faithfulness we have lived out our mission to serve the least of our brothers and sisters. We have filled the hungry with good things. The children’s hearts and stomachs are full daily because of

you! The community has fresh water to drink because of you! Education is now a rich foundation in the two new schools that were built from your love and sacrifices. We couldn’t be prouder of all your efforts and support of this mission. Operation Haiti collection envelopes will be at the doors of the church next weekend and throughout Lent, and will be collected during Holy Week services. Please take time to pray and contribute what your means permit. No sacrifice will go unnoticed, and we will be most grateful for any offering. If your means at this time do not permit a financial offering, please consider a spiritual offering of prayer. One intentional prayer equally changes the life of a child and family. Thank you.

KEEPING LENT

About the Cover

Adam and Eve’s Exile from Paradise, by Paul Gustave Dore (1877)

Gustave Dore was a renowned painter and book

illustrator who flourished during the second half of the 19th

century (from around 1850 until his death in 1883). He was

noted for his illustrations of the Divine Comedy, the Bible and

other classics.

Dore’s illustrations were characterized by fine detail,

technical mastery, and realistic depictions of the human form

as well as fantastical creatures such as dragons, angels and

demons.

His black and white drawings exhibit a minimalist style

using relatively few lines and shades, yet the result is a powerful

image that evokes vivid movement and profound emotions.

Dore’s illustrations of the most dramatic incidents of the Bible,

such as the expulsion from Paradise, are especially moving.

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Food Pantry

The Food Pantry at Christ the King proudly serves local families each week providing essential groceries during tough times due to loss of employment, serious illness within a family, individuals on renewed paths following struggle and brokenness. Please join us in helping our community. The Food Pantry is run solely on donations from our community. There are many ways YOU can help!

Donate Drop off food donations directly to outreach Monday through Thursday, 10am-4pm. Or weekly before or after each Mass right outside the doors of the church.

Volunteer You can volunteer in many ways! From cleaning & maintaining the dignity of the pantry, to stocking shelves, making room for donations and distribution of food for our guests. All are important and vital roles, and can be carried out during the week or on a weekend schedule. It’s a great way to acquire community service hours. Please reach out to learn where help is needed the most.

Host a Food Drive The best way to keep the pantry filled is with the help of local food drives. Hosting a food drive is simple and we provide all the tools and encouragement you need to get started! Please contact our outreach office to begin planning your event!

Weekly Donation Suggestions Canned Goods (vegetables/fruit/soups/beans, etc.)

Pasta/Pasta Sauce/Rice/Rice & Pasta Side Dishes

Tuna Fish/Canned Meats (chicken, turkey)

Breakfast Foods (eggs, cereal, pancake mix)

Snacks and juice boxes for children

Toiletries/Household Supplies (laundry detergent, toilet paper, paper towels, soap, shampoo, conditioner, cleaning products)

Dog/Cat Food

Fresh and Frozen Meats and Vegetables. We have refrigerators and freezers and the guests love to have healthy options to choose from

$25.00 Grocery Gift Cards (Stop & Shop, Best Market, Trader Joes, etc.)

$20.00 Gas Gift Cards (Speedway)

Moving Faith Into Action Parish Outreach ‐ St. Vincent de Paul ‐ Operation Haiti

Office Hours:  Tuesdays and Thursdays 9:00 to 11:30 am and 1:30 to 4:00 pm

Phone:  864‐2007 

PARISH SOCIAL MINISTRY

Donations can be dropped off:

Monday - Thursday, 10am - 4pm

Christ the King Parish Social Ministry

How Can You Help? 

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Mondays at 7:30pm in the Lower Level of the Family Center Doors do not open until 6:30pm.

(631) 543-6340 Prize money – $2,500

There are line games, bell jar, early bird games, $1,000 Jackpot, all paper games and packages An adult must accompany anyone who attends under the age of 18.

Smoking is not permitted at Bingo.

HOLY FAMILY REGIONAL SCHOOL

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Office Hours: Monday through Thursday,

10:00am to 12:00 noon and 1:00pm to 4:00pm Phone: (631) 864-3696

CHILDREN’S FAITH FORMATION

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Fr. Anthony J. Foley Council 11163

Knights of Columbus Annual Scholarship Contest Christ the King’s Father Anthony J. Foley Council of the Knights of Columbus

are again having their annual scholarship competition open to high school seniors, college-bound this fall.

The Knights are awarding two $1,000. To qualify for the competition, the senior: must be a member of Christ the King Parish, or the child or grandchild of a member of the Knights of Columbus, Christ the King

Council #11163. Applications for the scholarship can be obtained at the rectory office. The deadline for submis-

sion is April 30, 2020. Any questions can be directed to Phil Facquet, PGK, Scholarship Chairman at (631) 462-5595.

OUR PARISH

Congratulations to Marie Varous and Makayla Smith, Christ the King parishioners who are students at St. Dominic High School for achieving honors during the second quarter ending January 17th. Congratulations as well to Megan Blaustein, who has shown academic excellence for the second quarter of the school year at Our Lady of Mercy Academy. Congratulations, also, to the following students in our parish who have received Honor Roll certificates for the second quarter of the school year at St. Anthony’s High School.

Foster Abreu Samantha Amplo

Lilyana Baldi Guy Calla

Brianna Catalano Ashley Farrelly

Justin Gambardella

Katherine Grefski Daniel Hackett Emily Hoang

Christiana Kohlroser Anthony Longo

Samantha Mahoney Aine Mannion

Samantha Markey Joseph Okpych Leah Panetta

Jalen Seymour Antonio Testa

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PARISH CALENDAR Monday, March 2, 2020 9:30am Rosary Makers (Pastoral Center/Good Samaritan Room) 6:00pm Special Sports Basketball (Family Center/Gym) 7:00pm Handbell Choir Rehearsal (Church) 7:00pm 40 Days for Life Meeting (Pastoral Center/Good Samaritan Room) 7:30pm St. Vincent de Paul Society Meeting (Pastoral Center/Outreach Office) 7:30pm HFRS Bingo (Family Center/Lower Level) 8:00pm Knights of Columbus Officers Meeting (Family Center/Bishop McGann Room) Tuesday, March 3, 2020 8:40am Lenten Morning Prayer (Church) 11:30am Prayer Shawl Ministry Meeting (Pastoral Center/Good Samaritan Room) 6:30pm Level 7 Parent Meeting (Family Center/Lower Level) 7:30pm Adult Choir Rehearsal (Family Center/Bishop McGann Room) Wednesday, March 4, 2020 10:00am Parish Outreach Office Meeting (Pastoral Center/Good Samaritan Room) 6:30pm Level 8 Parent Meeting (Family Center/Lower Level) 7:00pm Holy Hour Highlighting St. John Henry Newman with Fr. Lachlan (Church) Thursday, March 5, 2020 8:40am Lenten Morning Prayer (Church) 5:00pm Holy Hour: 40 Days for Life (Family Center/Bishop McGann Room) 5:00pm Children’s Choir Rehearsal (Church) 6:00pm Junior Schola Rehearsal (Church) 7:30pm Adult Choir Rehearsal (Church) Friday, March 6, 2020 9:40am Stations of the Cross (Church) 6:00pm Quo Vadis Movie Night (Family Center/Bishop McGann Room) Saturday, March 7, 2020 9:00am Minister Appreciation Day (Family Center/Gym) Sunday, March 8, 2020 2:00pm Baptisms (Church)

Almighty and eternal God, protect these men and women as they discharge their duties. Protect

them with the shield of your strength and keep them safe from all evil and harm. May the power of your love enable them to return home in safety, that with all

who love them, they may ever praise you for your loving care.

We ask this through Christ our Lord.

Amen.

PRAY FOR THE MILITARY

If you would like your family member added to the list, please contact the Parish Office.

2nd Lt. Sean Bishop (U.S. Marines)

CPL Anthony Cipoletti (U.S. Marines—Africa)

SPC Sean Clark (U.S. Army)

SGT Joseph Cuoso (U.S. Army—Iraq)

FCPO Michael D’Agostino (U.S. Navy)

Lt. James W. D’Aprile (U.S. Army)

1st Lt. Michael T. Dolan (U.S. Army)

SrA Kyle Erickson (USAF)

COL Thomas Felty (U.S. Army)

PVT Michael Amedeo Fiorentino (U.S. Army)

LTJG. Daniel Fiorvanti (U.S. Coast Guard)

TECH SGT Thomas Gillen (USAF)

SGT Andrew Goerss (U.S. Army)

SPC Jeremy Goerss (U.S. Army)

Lt. Kevin Guldner (U.S. Navy)

2nd Lt. Kerry Haller (U.S. Marines—Okinawa)

1st Lt. Cody S. Kalinyak (U.S. Army)

Lcpl. Dylan Elizabeth Kowalski (U.S. Marines)

PVT Kevin Kreitzman (U.S. Marines-Iraq)

PVT Troy A. Maida (U.S. Army)

Lt. James McConnon (U.S. Navy-Guam)

Major James K. McKittrick (U.S. Army—Afghanistan)

CAPT Andrew McLellan (U.S. Army)

CAPT Timothy W. Metz (U.S. Army)

SGT William S. Moore, Jr. (U.S. Army—Afghanistan)

CAPT Michelle Mudge (U.S. Army)

Major Shahin Namazi (USAF)

Major Robert Rowland (U.S. Army)

Lcpl. Nicolas Saporito (U.S. Marines)

SN Christopher K. Schnorr (U.S. Navy)

FC3 Nicholas M. Scott (U.S. Navy)

SGT Matthew Slaughter (U.S. Army—Afghanistan)

Major Marc Stanco (U.S. Air Force—North Carolina)

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