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The Parish Community of
Jesus, the
Good Shepherd
Worshipping at St. Peter’s Church
101 Middleton Street
Riverside, NJ 08075
St. Joseph’s Church
805 Warren Street
Beverly, NJ 08010
Our Mission
We, the people of Jesus, the Good Shepherd Parish, are a diverse Catholic community with Christ at our center and led by the Holy Spirit. We meet the challenge of our bap@smal call through prayer, stewardship, lifelong faith forma@on and joyful celebra@on of the Eucharist. We strive to work together for social jus@ce and the common good.
Parish Of*ice 101 Middleton Street Riverside, NJ 08075 Phone: (856) 461-­‐0100 Fax: (856) 764-­‐6133
www.jesusthegoodshepherd.org Email: info@jesusthegoodshepherd.org
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Parish Staff
Pastor
Rev. Selvam Asirvatham
(Rev. Gerald Johnson)
Deacons
Richard Benner
Salvatore Lancieri • Herman Mosteller
Gary Schmitt • Matthew Stap
Mass Schedule
Saturday, November 8,
5:00PM- St. Joseph’s Church
Mary Jane & Eriberto
Bucchi & Eleanor Marks
7:30PM- St. Peter’s Church
People of the Parish
& Earle A. Gale
Sunday, November 9,
8:00AM- St. Joseph’s Church Alfred & Lillian Pennise
10:00AM- St. Peter’s Church Holy Name Society
12 Noon- St. Peter’s Church
Joseph T. Finn
6:00PM- St. Peter’s Church
Anna & Earl Rogers
Monday, November 10,
9:00AM- St. Joseph’s Chapel Holy Innocents Society
Tuesday, November 11,
9:00AM- St. Peter’s Chapel
Pauline DiNoia
& Earle A. Gale
Wednesday, November 12,
9:00AM- St. Joseph’s Chapel Mary Hayoway
& Edward Boyle
Thursday, November 13,
9:00AM- St. Peter’s Chapel
Chet D’Ascendis
& Jack Flanagan
Friday, November 14,
9:00AM- St. Joseph’s Chapel Pauline DiNoia
Saturday, November 15,
9:00AM- St. Peter’s Chapel
Enzo Spinella
& Al Norwicki
5:00PM- St. Joseph’s Church
Joe Laufer
7:30PM- St. Peter’s Church
Mario Tome
Sunday, November 16,
8:00AM- St. Joseph’s Church Pauline DiNoia
& Steven M. Balsama
10:00AM- St. Peter’s Church
Eleanor Marks
& Anthony Matteo Family
12 Noon- St. Peter’s Church
People of the Parish
6:00PM- St. Peter’s Church
Chet D’Ascendis
& Veneta Hutchinson
Lay Trustees
Vince Carey & Henry Schwartz
Religious Education Office
Maria Gimello, DRE
THE FRUIT OF YOUR GENEROSITY N0VEMBER 2, 2014
$
6,610.00
Weekly Collection
$
220.00
Electronic Giving
$
1,833.50
Heat
$
573.00
All Saints
$
1,780.50
All Souls
We strongly encourage everyone to use their Offering Envelopes so that we
can properly record your donation for tax purposes. Also, we are in need of
individuals with time available on Monday mornings to help us count our
collection. If you are interested or need envelopes, please contact the Parish
Office.
Please remember Jesus, the Good Shepherd parish in your will!
“I ask you one thing: do not tire of giving to God, but do not give your
leftovers.” Blessed Mother Teresa of Calcutta Muito obrigado pela sua
generosidade. A familia da Paroquia Jesus, o bom pastor, muito lhes
agradece pelea seu dizimo e oracoes.
CHAPEL & ADORATION
Our monthly day of Adoration of the Blessed
Sacrament will be every second Thursday of
the month. Our next day of Eucharistic
Adoration will be Thursday, November 13,
from 9:30AM to 6:30PM, ending with
Benediction.
SANCTUARY LIGHTS
This week the Sanctuary Light in St. Joseph’s
Church will illuminate the Blessed Sacrament
in Memory of Alfred Pennise. This week the
Sanctuary Light in St. Peter’s Church will
illuminate the Blessed Sacrament in Memory
of the Varsaci Family. If you would like the
sanctuary light to illuminate the Blessed
Sacrament in memory of your loved one, please call the
Parish Office at 856- 461-0100.
READINGS
November 16 , – 33rd Sunday in OrdinaryTime
1st Reading: Proverbs 31:10-13, 19-20,30-31 (157A)
2nd Reading: 1 Thessalonians 5:1-6
Gospel: Matthew 25:14-30
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Reflection by Rev. Leonard N. Peterson
The calendar has done it again. Just as with last weekend, the 2014 calendar brings to a Sunday a feast usually
lost to most hard-working Christians by occurring on a weekday. It is called the “Dedication of the Lateran
Basilica.” So, in modern parlance, “What’s the deal here?”
If you were to go to the Eternal City you could visit this church, one of the four so-called “major basilicas” of
Rome, and not know its significance. Some background is necessary. The basilica sits on land donated to the
infant Church by the wealthy Lateran family way back in the fourth century. Such a donation was only recently
possible, as the Church had just been relieved of official state persecution only a few years by decree of the
newly-converted emperor Constantine, who issued his edict in 313 AD. Eleven years later, on November 9, 324
A.D., Pope St. Sylvester I dedicated the brand new building. Ever since, this Church has been honored as the
locale of the pope’s official “seat” (cathedral) as the Bishop of Rome. (It is a mistake to think this of St. Peter’s
basilica.)
According to an inscription placed on the facade of the present building, Pope Clement XII in the eighteenth
century declared that St. John Lateran is “the mother and head of all the churches of Rome and the world.” It
was the site of five Ecumenical Councils. Pope Innocent X commissioned the present structure in 1646, so it
was already 130 years old when our country was formed in Philadelphia.
Beneath the high altar of this church rests the remains of a small wooden table on which, according to tradition,
St. Peter himself celebrated Mass. The church honors St. John the Baptist.
I hope you find this brief sketch of the building’s history more for encouragement than education. Sometimes I
believe that the pace of modern life added to its intensifying secularism, can intimidate us Christians. We might
think that we have become little more than a fringe group with little experience and nothing to say to the wide
world. This ancient building we are honoring today gives powerful witness to the fact that our calendar pages
embrace centuries not decades. Our worldwide community numbering more than a billion souls has weathered
numerous assaults, and has only lasted because of Jesus’ promise of standing with it and the Holy Spirit’s
dwelling within it.
But the real joy for us this day is captured in St. Paul’s Letter. He tells us that we are the real temple of God. No
building, no matter how historic or splendid in decor can match that of a soul in love with God. No edifice of
material construction is as important to God as the relationship we build with Him each day of our life.
So, while we remain proud of all the historical markers a great basilica such as St. John Lateran gives us, there
is really only one mark that counts. It is His signature on our souls.
First Reading: Ezekiel 47:1-2, 8-9, 12
This section describes a vision of the prophet in which life-giving water flows down from the Temple mount, a
dramatic symbol of the life-giving power that “flows” from God, who dwells in the sanctuary there.
Second Reading: I Corinthians 3:9c-11, 16-17
St. Paul compliments his Corinthian converts by likening them to a holy temple, built on the solid foundation of
Christ alone. But he also warns them that no other can dare replace Christ.
Gospel: John 2:13-22
Here we come to the second of John’s seven “signs” pointing to the reality of Jesus, coming right after the Cana
miracle story. John’s version of the event differs from that in the other three Gospels. After driving away the
money-changers and the animal sellers, Jesus predicts the fate of another “temple.”
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PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR SICK
AND ALSO FOR THEIR CAREGIVERS
SACRAMENTAL SPONSORSHIP CERTIFICATE
A Sacramental Sponsorship Certificate is required to be
a Godparent for Baptism or a sponsor for Confirmation.
To receive this form, the following requirements must be
met:
o Be at least 16 years of age
o Be a registered, active participant of a parish
o Completed the Sacraments of Initiation –
Baptism, Eucharist and Confirmation.
o If married, be in a valid marriage according to
the laws of the Catholic Church.
Requests for sponsorship certificates will be honored
after the individual making the request has been a
registered member of the parish for a period of 3 months
or more.
Kaye Allis, Benjamin Ambrose, Helen Antonieski,
Connie Cucinotta Anthony, Ron Atzert, Carmen &
Betty Balsama, Michael Barton, Alice & Russell
Bowles Sr., Marie Busch, Cheryl Cannava, Georgianna
Carney, Helen Stuckert Carpenter, Earl & Betty Carty, Alex Cerasoli,
Dylan Cherry, Vince Comegno, Priscilla Cormney, Ellen Doak, Brian
Emmons, Helen Fazzone, Tom Feeney, Betty Fox & Family, Patricia
Horn, Maryann Hubbs, Gloria Huston, John Jenkins, Amanda Jester,
Priscilla Jester, Audrey Joynt, Frances Kauffman, Margaret Keller,
Kristina Layden, Dana Longo, Dawn Longo, William Mack Sr.,
Norma Marrazzo, Thomas Marrazzo, Shirley Marsh, Kevin
McCloskey, Francis Nitchkey, Fran Ogazalek, Charles Parker, Della
Pestridge, Cheryl Porter, Bill Rawls, Carol Reale, Frank Reale Sr.,
Chuck & Margo Rider, Marie Rizzo, Pat Jester Roper, Hunter Russo,
Eleanor Saia, Rita Santucci, Barney Schultz, Mary Shahade, Cecilia
Shinn, Harold Shinn, Maryann Speaker, Pauline Srerich, Sr. Mary
Terese, Mildred Stanly, Bonnie Sweet, Dan Tedesco, Rhonda Vinett,
Joseph Voelmle, Annette Volpe, Deborah Wilkins, Hannah Wilkins,
Steven & Cindy Yodzis.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Providence House Domestic Violence Services
(PHDVS) of Catholic Charities provides services to
survivors of domestic abuse and their children in
Burlington County. The program is currently in need of
volunteers. If you are interested in volunteering or would
like more information, contact Marcia Fishkin,
Community Affairs Program Supervisor, at 856-8240599 or email mfishkin@cctrenton.org.”
FOR OUR MILITARY
Please keep in your prayers our parishioners
Kevin Benner, US Army
SN. Gregory Borger, US Navy
Lt. Col. Elaine Cunningham, USAF
LTJG Casey Czarzasty, US Navy
LT Devon Czarzasty, RN, US Navy
PFC Anthony Foster US Army
Lt. Karl Scheimreif, US Navy
Lt. Karlee Scheimreif, US Navy
CDR. Eric Wirstrom, US Navy
Capt. Kathryn R. Reynolds, US Army
Daniel Edge, US Navy
C. Warrant Officer John Rawls, US Navy
Nicholas J. Rizzo, US Air Force
John L. Wade, US Army
Anthony Yannarella, US Army
PFC. Joseph Yannarella US Army
and all those serving our country throughout the world.
Lord, hold our troops in Your loving Hands. Bless them
and their families. Amen.
FRANCISCAN CORNER
Mark your calendars. St. Peter's Secular Franciscans will
be selling Advent candles, Advent calendars, and
assorted holiday items during the weekend of November
15/16 at all masses (both churches) while supplies
last. Our candles are good quality - reasonably priced.
Please consider buying from us.
VIRTUS TRAINING
PROTECTING GOD'S CHILDREN
Under the requirements of the United States
Conference of Catholic Bishops and the Diocese of
Trenton, all staff and volunteers working around
children must attend a one-time Virtus seminar and
be fingerprinted every four years. If you need to
attend a Virtus training I will be holding a seminar
on Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2014. It will be held in St.
Peter's School at 6:30 pm. To register or for further
information please call Maria Gimello at the Parish
Office 856-461-9343.
PRAYER NETWORK
Please contact Della Pestridge from 9AM to
noon at 856-764-0168 or Priscilla Jester at 856461-5767 from 4PM-8PM.
GIFTS AT MASS
If a weekend Mass is being celebrated at your request
and you would like to bring forward the bread and wine
during the Preparation of the Gifts, please notify the
ushers before Mass. Proper attire must be worn.
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DISCIPLES NEEDED AT GOOD COUNSEL HOME
Good Counsel Home, located in the old
convent at St. Casimir’s, Riverside,
would appreciate volunteers to help with
child care during the day and a few
weeknights. They currently house 11
moms, 7 babies and 2 toddlers. During the day, moms
work, have doctor appointments, etc.
Evening
volunteers help with the children during life skill classes
from 7:30-8:30PM. Any time, from one hour to a few
hours, any day, will be appreciated. Please contact
JoAnn DiNoia at joann_dinoia@goodcounselhomes.org.
ALTAR ROSARY FALL BAKE SALE
November 22nd and 23rd Bake Sale at
both churches. If you would like to
make a donation of one of your favorite
desserts, please call President Joyce
Horton at 856-764-1447.
ALTAR ROSARY THANKS YOU!
On behalf of Altar Rosary Society, we would like to
sincerely thank our members, our parish, and our donors
for the success of our recent Pasta Dinner. Your support
helps our society accomplish many of the needs for
maintaining our altars at each church. Thank you again
and may our Blessed Mother shine her face on you and
protect each of you this Fall.
GIVING TREE PROJECT
Although it may seem a
bit early to be thinking
about Christmas, planning
is now underway for our
parish
Giving
Tree
Project. Again this year,
we will focus solely on
our own parish families in
need. If you need help this Christmas season or know of
a parishioner who needs some assistance, please call
Maria Gimello, Religious Ed. Office, at 856-4619343. Please call no later than Nov. 17. Due to the time
needed to process requests, we unfortunately cannot
accept requests after this date. All calls are confidential.
ALTAR ROSARY COOKBOOK
Altar Rosary Society is looking into making
a Parish Cookbook. St. Peter’s Parish,
Riverside had done one 30 years ago and
had been a very successful endeavor for the
Parish School at that time. We are looking
for family recipes that are easy with ingredients that are
usually found in the home. We would also like Crock
pot recipes, Vegan recipes, and Gluten free
recipes. Your name, or your family recipe name will be
listed with your recipes. Please contact Kathy Robertson
at 856-764-1130 with any questions, and more
information to follow once we get this coordinated with
Fr. Gerald.
THE MUSIC MAKERS
We are the MUSIC MAKERS,
And we are the dreamers of dreams,
Yet we are the movers and shakers.
Of the world forever, it seems.
MEN’S RETREAT
Men’s Retreat, November 14-16, at the Marianist Family
Retreat Center, Cape May Point, NJ 08212. Call (609)
884-3829 or www.capemaymarianist.org for more info.
This weekend, open to men from all walks of life,
focuses on unique male issues on the spiritual journey.
The retreat will consist of Eucharist and other prayer,
input, quiet time, small group sharing, socializing and
fun within a supportive, intentional community of men.
Cost: $125per person double occupancy.
Join our Praise Choir and help us to be the movers and
shakers of our church. Rehearsals Thursdays 7 P.M. at
St. Joseph's Church.
CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS CHOIR
The Children's Christmas Choir will begin rehearsals on
Tuesday November 11 immediately following CCD
classes. These rehearsals will last approximately 45
minutes. A sign-up form will be sent home with your
child and should be returned to his/her teacher as soon as
possible. The choir will sing at least once during Advent
and at the 5 P.M. mass on Christmas Eve. Please
encourage your child to participate.
VETERAN’S DAY
The Parish Office will be closed on Tuesday,
November 11, in observance of Veteran’s
Day.
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THIS WEEK AT JESUS THE GOOD SHEPHERD
OUR PROMISE TO PROTECT
Please check the Parish Calendar on our website for late updates
Mon. Nov. 10,
9:30a-9:45a Miraculous Medal after 9AM Mass
7:00p-8:15p Religious Ed. Gr. 5-8
Tues. Nov. 11,
Veteran’s Day Office Closed
9:30a-9:45a St. Anthony After 9AM Mass
4:15p-5:30p Religious Ed. Gr. 1-4
7:00p-9:00p ESL
Wed. Nov. 12,
8:00p-9:30p Charismatic Prayer Group
Thur. Nov. 13,
9:30a-6:30p Adoration in School Chapel
1:00p-2:00p SVdP Food Pantry
7:00p-9:00p Praise Choir Rehearsal
7:00p-9:00p ESL
Fri. Nov. 14,
5:30p-10:00p Bingo Doors Open at 5:30 First
Game 7:15
6:00p-9:00p Spanish Music Rehearsal
8:00p-9:00p Portuguese Prayer Group
Sat. Nov. 15,
SFO Advent Candle Sale After All Masses
10:15p-12:00p Holy Innocents
11:00a-12:00p SVdP Food Pantry
3:30p-3:30p Confessions StP.
5:45p-5:45p Confessions StJ
4:00p-6:30p Spanish Prayer & Life Classes
6:00p-7:15p Port./Brazilian RCIA
6:30p-7:15p Port./Brazilian Children’s Rel. Ed.
Sun. Nov. 16,
SFO Advent Candle Sale After All Masses
8:00a-10:30a RCIA Class
11:30a-12:30p English Baptism Class
2:00p-5:00p Good Counsel Home Bingo Benefit
The Diocese of Trenton is committed to the initiatives
outlined in the U.S. Bishops’ Charter for the Protection
of Children and Young People in regard to the reporting
and investigation of sexual abuse allegations involving
minors. If you have been sexually abused as a minor by
a member of the clergy or anyone representing the
Catholic Church, or if you know of someone who was,
you can report that abuse through the diocesan Abuse
Hotline:
1-888-296-2965
or
via
e-mail
at
abuseline@dioceseoftrenton.org.
GOOD COUNSEL COACH BAG BINGO
Please come and support the moms and
babies of our Riverside Home….and join
us for our first bingo fundraiser! AND -WIN a designer Coach bag – for
yourself – or for a Christmas gift! Sunday, November
16, 2PM at Jesus, the Good Shepherd Parish—Toth Hall
101 Middleton St., Riverside, NJ. Tickets are $30 in
advance or $35 at the door. You can
reserve a table (Seats 6) for $180.
There will be 20+ Vendors for
shopping as well! FOR TICKETS:
Please call JoAnn DiNoia 609-3872928
or
email
Joann_dinoia@goodcounselhomes.org
CONFESSIONS
3:30pm on Saturday at
St. Peter’s Church
and after 5pm Mass at
St. Joseph's
Church
or by appointment.
Liturgical Bits & Bytes – Silence
We don’t have very much of it during the liturgy. Two places where it usually
occurs, if only briefly, is after each of the first two readings. Before plunging into
the psalm we are invited to take time to reflect on the word which has been
proclaimed to us. Likewise, after the second reading, we are invited to reflect on
the word before we move on to the Gospel. Frequently there is also silence
following the homily and following communion.
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9 de NOVIEMBRE de 2014
XXXII DOMINGO ORDINARIO~ “Dedicación a la Basílica de Letrán”
1a Lectura
Sabiduría 6, 13-17 = Nada más importante en la vida de una persona que
encontrar la sabiduría que de sentido a todo lo que hace.
Salmo
2a Lectura
Evangelio
BASILICA DE LETRAN
Salmo 162 = Mi alma está sedienta de ti, Señor, Dios mío
Tesalonicenses 4, 22-17= La fe cristiana se apoya en la fidelidad del
Señor que otorga transcendencia a nuestra vida.
Mateo 25, 1-13= Los cristianos deben permanecer siempre vigilantes
porque Dios se les puede cruzar en el camino en cualquier momento.
No sabemos ni el día ni la hora en que vendrá…pero vendrá!
La siguiente es la Archibasílica Papal del Santísimo Salvador y de los santos Juan
Bautista y Juan Evangelista, llamada San Juan de Letrán. Esta iglesia es la Catedral de
Roma, y forma parte de las cuatro Basílicas Mayores de Roma, siendo la más antigua e
importante, y de las cinco Basílicas Patriarcales. Se encuentra, de hecho, en territorios
pertenecientes a la Ciudad del Vaticano. Tiene el título de "Omniun urbis et orbis
ecclesiarum mater et caput", es decir, que es la madre y cabeza de todas las iglesias de
Roma y del mundo, por ser la Sede del papa.
ESCUELA DE EDUCACION RELIGIOSA
INTENCIONES DE LAS MISAS: Pase por la
oficina parroquial a registrar sus intenciones con dos
semanas de anticipación. Se le llenará su hoja de
intenciones y aparecerá luego en el boletín
parroquial. Oficina- miércoles de 4:30pm-6:30pm
856-461-9343
GRUPO DE ORACION
PROYECTO “GIVING TREE”
Como en años anteriores, estamos
C
lllevando a cabo el proyecto de ayudar al
necesitado en la época de navidad,
n
tanto a nuestros parroquianos como aquellas
personas necesitadas. Para colaborar o recibir
ayuda, comuníquese al 856-461-9343 con Mrs.
Maria B. Gimello antes del 17 de noviembre.
“María, Reina de los Inmigrantes”
Sábado, 15 y 29 de noviembre-7pm-San Pedro
CLASE PRE-BAUTISMAL
Rafaela – 973-296-3600
BAUTISMOS – Segundo Domingo de cada mes.
LECTORES y MINISTROS - NOVIEMBRE
ADVIENTO – En este tiempo nos preparamos
MES
NOVIEMBRE
para recibir al Niño Jesús en nuestras vidas. Según
preparamos y decoramos nuestras casas, así
también preparemos el corazón para que Jesús
nazca en él. Tendremos confesiones en español.
DIA
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LECTOR
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Adriana
Josefina
Alicia
MINISTROS
Rafaela/Edgar
Sandra/Daniel
Paola/Nancy
ANUNCIOS COMUNIDAD BRAZILERA Y PORTUGUESA
CATEQUESIS INFANTIL Todos os sabados as
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CURSO DE BATISMO Todo 1* Domingo incricoesbna
missa de lingua portuguesa aos sabados com
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