Saint Thomas the Apostle Roman Catholic Church Rectory/Parish Center: (973) 338-9190 ● Fax: (973) 338-4224 ● Religious Education: (973) 338-7400 Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed School: (973) 338-8505 ● Convent: (973) 338-9118 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Address: 60 Byrd Avenue, Bloomfield, New Jersey ● Website: www.stachurchbloomfield.com.com November 2, 2014 “All Souls Remembrance” Michael Hall Abbasso Douglas Airey Anthony Alesi Antoinette Alongi Frank W. Armando Marie M. Arms Heber Averaldo Darlene Bassi Judith Behre Mildred Biase Gregory Bove Brendan Michael Boyle Richard Bucco Mary Buchanan Nancy Calandra Lydia Caluag John J. Canario Elvira Castellano Nancy Cebula Mary Jo Cece Joseph Ciccone Frank R. Claps Antonio Ranas Consul Chrsitopher Cordi Vincent De Fabrizio Betty Ann De Filippo Daniel R. De Filippo Jorge Echeverry Milena Echeverry Margaret Fazio Mildred Fernandez Pat Ferrucci Margaret Flaherty Edward Gates Louise Gerace Bennedetto Giordano Louise Gradone Danny Gray Ruberto Guerra Anne Guiliano John F. Hall Kevin Harkins Eileen Healy Vincent Horuzy Maja Jedrak Raymond Kenney Judy L. Lane August Lanzara Marie A. Laudadio Mary Lobiondo Joseph A. Lupico Joseph Macchia Angelo R. Maggio Marian Marshall Isaura Martinez Jerry Masin Raymond P. Mc Ardle Edmund F. Mc Guire James E. Mc Laughlin Maria Melograno Richard Miller Robert Moe Frank S. Mondosini Mary Mongiovi Angelina Morra Josephine Murphy Madeline Napolitano Joseph Anthony Nesta Joseph J. O’Dea Antonia Ofsak Ohannes Ohanian Eleanore Pettoni William P. Pickett Teresa Pietroiacovo Pta R. Quarto Fiore Radice Lora Rago Rosalyn Renda Olga Salisbury Doreen Segari Eileen Shea Gloria Smorra Logan STrenz Dolores Swanson James P. Thompson Apolinar Toribio Frank Trombetta Esther Utkewic Elizabeth A. Walsh Florence F. Yurichko All Souls’ Day November 2, 2014 Masses for the Week Sunday, November 2 Sunday, November 2 7:30 am Deceased family of Virtucio-Celis - Family 9:00 am For the Faithful Departed 10:30 am Nicholas Poto, Jr. - Family 12:00 pm Thomas & Rose DeGennaro - Family Monday, November 3 7:30 am For The Faithful Departed 11:30 am Marguerite Hicks - Friends Tuesday, November 4 7:30 am May Baldasare - Family 11:30 am For the Faithful Departed Wednesday, November 5 7:30 am For the Faithful Departed 11:30 am Alfonso DiMatteo - Family First Reading: There is an important contrast in the readings today, between human justice, so much based on revenge and retribution, and the justice of God, which so often seems gratuitous and merciful. Isaiah speaks the words of the Lord to those who accuse God of ‘giving in’ by forgiving the wicked man who turns back to God. God, Isaiah reminds us, is rich in forgiving, and as far away from the human point of view as possible. This is a simple, but deep reading: there are two main sections: first the call to the wicked man to change his ways, with the assurance that he will be forgiven: this can be read with a sense of pleading or appeal. Thursday, November 6 7:30 am Eleanor Gonella – Son 11:30 am For the Faithful Departed Friday, November 7 7:30 am For the Faithful Departed 11:30 am Lola Raimo – Bequest Saturday, November 8 8:30 am For the Faithful Departed Sunday, November 9 Gospel: Using a parable, Jesus got the Jewish leaders Saturday, November 8 5:00 pm Peter & Bertha McGovern & Family - Family to admit their error. He described a vineyard owner (God) who sent slaves (prophets) to collect his share of the harvest from the tenants (Jewish leaders). But the tenants killed the slaves. The landowner sent more slaves, but the tenants killed them, too. Finally the owner sent his son (Jesus). Of course, they killed the son. Jesus summarized his point by telling the chief priests and elders that what they had rejected (their place in the kingdom) would now be given to the Gentiles. God has given us a great harvest in our children. The harvest may not be perfect or a bumper crop in all ways, but nevertheless, the harvest is a precious gift from God. Like the greedy tenants, there are things in our lives that would take us away from our responsibilities to our children. What are the things we give in to and how have we justified their interference? Perhaps it is our job. Of course, we need to support our families, but is our lifestyle worth a trade-off in the amount of time we spend with our children? Do our friends, hobbies, ambitions sometimes get in the way of family time? Today’s gospel challenges us to appreciate the fruits of our harvest. Sunday, November 9 7:30 am Loretta & Dominic Santangelo - Son 9:00 am Millie & Jennie Ciampi - Family 10:30 am For the Faithful Departed 12:00 pm Andresito Figueroa, Sr. - Family PRAY FOR OUR SICK Danny Burgers, John Moore Kiran Fernando, Fr. Peter Funesti, Gloria Franklin, Thomas Harry Shaw, Marilyn Biondi, Sandra Luehra Shaw REST IN PEACE Betty Ann DeFilippo CANDLE INTENTIONS Church: Philip Coyle Jr. Convent: Eleanor Gonnella 2 595 Ushers and Greeters Needed STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE The main source of operating funds for St. Thomas is our weekly / holyday offertory collections. The information below will show where the Parish is as of October 26, 2014 compared to the budget amount for the year. The break even date is June 30, 2015. The amount needed each week is $17,656 and the amount collected last weekend was $17,380. Budget Amount Year to Date Remaining Amount $900,500 $287,535 $612,965 Interested in being a Greeter or Usher? Men, women and young adults who are interested can contact: Jeff Monacelli: 973-568-3826, Monacelli@att.net Debbie Walsifer: 862-307-5250, d_walsifer@yahoo.com You can also speak with the Head Usher or one of the Greeters before or after mass (give them your name, phone #s and email (as available). The year to date amount is negative by $ 12,617 as of week number 17 in our budget year. It is easy to do and an important service to your fellow parishioners. The final collection amount for the last fiscal year ending 6/30/14 was $903,934 vs. $900,500 budgeted for a positive amount of $3,434. STA Senior High Youth Group We are accepting holiday turkeys and hams until Monday Nov. 24. to be distributed to those in need. Meetings every Sunday night 7 – 9 p.m. in the Parish Center All High School Youth are Welcome! Upcoming Events: Please bring the turkeys and hams to the parish center during the hours of 9:00am to 4:30pm. Thank you for your generosity. Those requesting a turkey or ham should contact the parish center at 973-338-9190. November 16 –Youth Recognition Sunday December 5, 6, 7 – Fall Retreat HELP YOUR PARISH CHURCH AND SCHOOL FINANCIALLY WITH NO COST TO YOU!!! STA School Invites everyone to join the Fall Box Tops Drive Oct. 14 - Nov. 21, 2014 THE TD BANK AFFINITY MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM Special THANKS to parishioners, who contributed over 300 Box Tops during the summer months! WILL MAKE AN ANNUAL CONTRIBUTION TO YOUR PARISH, To submit Box Tops coupons: USING THEIR FUNDS NOT YOURS!! -Check for the expiration dates -Clip Box Tops coupons along dotted line -Collect them in an envelope or plastic Ziploc sandwich bag -Submit envelope to the box dedicated to this collection in the vestibule of the church YOUR PRIVACY IS ALWAYS PROTECTED. THE PARISH NEVER SEES YOUR NAME, ACCCOUNTS, OR BALANCES. Stop in at any TD Branch or contact the Brookdale Branch at 973-338-1695. The Parish membership code is AG122. For more information www.stachurchbloomfield.com or contact Jim Gasparini 973-338-9190 ext. 111 Visit www.btfe.com & click "box tops products" to find a list of participating products. Each Box Tops coupon is worth 10 cents for our school! 3 595 St. Thomas Prayer Shawl Ministry Excerpt from REDISCOVER CATHOLICISM Our next meeting will be held on November 17th at 11:30 AM in the Parish Center's St. Peter’s Room. "Those of us who call ourselves Christian do so because we believe that the life and teaching of Jesus Christ are the personification of truth, sincerity, and authenticity, and, in a practical sense, simply the best way to live. If we are correct in this belief, and if people of the twenty - first century really are hungering for authenticity and the best way to live, then as Christians we must ask ourselves questions such as: Why are more people not enthusiastically embracing Christianity? Why, in fact, are so many people so hostile toward Christ and his Church? - - -Is it possible that we failed to engage them? Did the hypocrisy of individual church members or leaders obscure their experience of God? Did we ever really welcome them?" These meetings give our members a chance to pray and work together—to exchange patterns and ideas. A prayer shawl or lap robe, which can be had for the asking, may be comforting to someone limited in activity or going through a difficult time. To request a shawl please call the Parish Center. Let us continue to pray for those making shawls and those who receive them. STA HOME & SCHOOL is selling SHOP RITE GIFT CARDS 9:45 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. November 2nd & 16th December 7th & 21st You Receive 100% Cash Value & STA School Earns 5% of EVERY Sale Questions? Call Ed @ 201.921.2244 Monthly e-Newsletter…. Sign-Up Sunday, Nov-8,9 Come, spend the morning with “Real Women, Real Saints” Beginning this Fall, our parish will be sending an email newsletter (“the eNewsletter”). The next email will be Friday, Nov 15. To get this in your hands, we will be asking each of us to sign-up with their emails. At next Weekend’s Masses (Nov 8, 9), Sign-up forms will available in the pews. Women’s Morning of Reflection “If you are what you should be, you will set the world on fire.” -St. Catherine of Siena Saturday, November 15 If you prefer to sign up electronically at any time: 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Herron Hall Open to ALL Women 1- Go to: STAChurchBloomfield.com and look for monthly eMail sign-up under Quick Links on the left sidebar. OR Donation $12.00 (light breakfast & lunch included) -----------------------------------------Please detach here and include with your donation Name:___________________________________ Address:_________________________________ _________________________________ Phone:___________________________________ E-mail:___________________________________ 2-Click on this QR code with your smart phone We are hoping to get as many of us as possible receiving this eNewsletter, which should help each of us to better know what is going on and be able to access parish information at our fingertips … any time .. any place. Make check payable to: St. Thomas the Apostle Church Registrations before November 8 are appreciated Also, over time, this eNewsletter will enable us to reach those parishioners who only occasionally attend mass, but may want to know what is going on and more easily take advantage of Parish services and activities. Send to: 60 Byrd Ave., Bloomfield, NJ 07003 Or drop it at the Parish Center If you have any questions, call: Sr. Arleen at 908-272-2872 Judy Nitkowski 973-338-1974 This is extremely helpful to our parish ….. If you don’t like it after trying it, you can always opt-out. 4 595 Finding God in All Things SPIRITUAL DIRECTION Register Your Stop & Shop Card Today! Welcome to the start of a new school year and a year of A+ School Rewards. Starting October 3, 2014 and going through March 19, 2015, St. Thomas the Apostle School will have the opportunity to earn cash through the Stop & Shop A+ School Rewards Program. Spiritual Direction Helps You: -Grow in deeper intimacy with God. -If you are struggling with your faith or Church issues -When life presents decisions, transitions and challenges -When struggling through the pain of illness, abortion issues, losses, sadness, confusion -Finding other ways to pray when prayer has become difficult or dry -To savor God’s loving presence or seeming absence If you registered last year, you Do NOT need to re-register this year. You can visit the website to verify correct school assignment. If you did NOT register your card last year, All you have to do is: -Log on to www.stopandshop.com/aplus select CUSTOMER REGISTRATION, -Enter your Stop & Shop Card information and -Enter the St. Thomas the Apostle ID # 08625. It affirms God’s unconditional love and acceptance of all; regardless of race, gender, age, sexual orientation, or economic status. OR Return this form to the school to the attention of Sheila Rossi: The director listens and asks questions to assist you in your process of spiritual growth. This process develops a relationship with the spiritual aspect of being human. Call: Anna Graziano, cSD (973) 338-9538 annagraziano08@gmail.com 13-Digit Stop & Shop Card Number: __________________________________________ Also offering the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius All calls and appointments confidential Last Name: __________________________________________ FREE HEART HEALTH LECTURE Telephone Number: __________________________________________ Sponsored by Wellness Ministry in cooperation with Medtronic , Inc If you do not know your 13-digit Stop & Shop Card number, call the Card Hotline at 1-877-366-2668 and select OPTION #2. KNOW YOUR EF The strength of your heart and keeping it healthy Don’t forget to encourage your friends and relatives to do the same! It could mean more Cash for our school. Wednesday November 5, 7 pm St. Thomas the Apostle Parish Center Refreshments will be served Please RSVP Men’s Scripture Reading All men are invited Monday, November 3 at 7:30pm in St. James room for Scripture Reading, Reflection and discussion. We will be listening (audio) to Fr. Anthony Ciora (formerly a priest here at St. Thomas). His topic is entitled "A Retreat with Pope Francis". We'll discuss his talk and then reflect on it. We will also do the readings for next Sunday. Come! Share the Word of God among friends and together learn about our beautiful Catholic faith. Loida Togonon 201-618-7590 Alicia Von Schaumburg 973-715-5770 Milette Padilla 973-487-0843 Queen of Peace High School Fall Open House Monday, November 3 7 p.m. Contact the Admissions office with questions: 201-998-8227 x 232, admissions@qphs.org www.qphs.org 191 Rutherford Place, North Arlington, NJ 5 595 Food Pantry For this is the season of newness, And I wait to light the candles It is the season of hope; It is the season of belief. There is a Food Pantry at St. Thomas, established to serve the needs of parishioners and others in need. The goal of the program is to provide sustenance to individuals and families who, for many reasons, do not have enough to eat. If you are in this situation simply contact the Parish Center and we'll do our best to assist you. If you know of a parishioner that you feel may have this need, please make them aware of the program and have them contact us. Support Group & Private Individual Counsel For Those Grieving The Death of a Loved One. Please join us during the Season of Advent for three Christ-centered grief support sessions. Trained facilitators are certified by the Family Life Office of the Archdiocese of Newark. Food Collection Sunday is usually the third Sunday of each month, when our parishioners generously drop off Grocery store gift cards in the collection basket in an envelope marked "food pantry" and leave food at the church doors for those in need. Our Mission is: -To support spirituality & emotionally those who mourn -To provide knowledge of the grieving process -To offer a caring, confidential setting to share experiences Sunday Session dates: Come pray the Rosary November 30, December 7, December 14, December 20 11:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in the Parish Center The St. Thomas Rosary Society will meet in Church at 7 p.m. on the following dates: Contact the Parish Center to register at 973-338-9190 All calls are confidential. Facilitators: Patricia Russillo and Anna Graziano November 3rd, December 1st, January 5th, February 2nd, March 2nd, April 13th, May 4th, June 1st For individual Counsel, call Anna Graziano: 973-338-9538 Listening Committee The September Club "The parish is the family of God, a fellowship afire with a unifying spirit," "a welcoming home." Invites all seniors (55+) to join in fun & fellowship. We meet once a week as well as sponsor special events and trips. Let us work together to enhance parish life. We welcome all comments, suggestions and concerns; all of which are held in confidence. 2014 Meeting Dates: November: 3, 10, 17, 24 December: 1, 8, 15 Call Beatrice Ucci at 973-661-2920 with questions. Send email to: listening@stachurchbloomfield.com Eucharistic Adoration Schedule Saint Thomas the Apostle Parish Nov. 24 Dec. 29 ZÉwÄç ZÉÉwá 11 a.m. Holy Rosary 11:30 a.m Holy Mass 12 p.m. Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament 3 p.m. Chaplet of Divine Mercy 3:30 p.m. Holy Rosary 6 p.m. Angelus 7:30 p.m. Respect for Life Holy Hour Gift Shop Sundays 9 am-1 pm, Parish Center Gifts for all occasions! Contact us at 973.338.9190 ext 133 6 595 JOHN P. MCDERMOTT GENERAL CONTRACTOR KITCHEN - BATHS - WINDOWS - DOORS All Types of Remodeling ATTORNEY AT LAW Auto Accidents • Real Estate •Slips, Fall, Etc. Wills & Estates • Workers’ Compensation •Municipal Court 72 Burroughs Pl., Bloomfield Free Initial Consulation • 429-9211 D.L.P. Electric D Quality Work For Less! Cell (973) 223-8276 Lic #16186 ~ Parishioner Also: Snow Removal Thomas H. De Paola De Paola Monument Co., Inc. 909 Franklin Ave., Newark, NJ (973) 482-7667 134 Ridgedale Ave., E. 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