The Marino Family - St. Magdalen de Pazzi Roman Catholic Church

Welcome to St. Magdalen de Pazzi Church
Whether you are new to our parish or have been with us for a while, our priests, deacons, parish staff and community invite you into the heart
of our vibrant, faith-filled parish family as we answer Jesus’ call: "Come follow me."
To get started, please contact our parish office at 908-782-2922 ext. 1780 or visit our website at www.stmagdalen.org
This Week at St. Magdalen’s:
and Mass Intentions
Monday, January 11th:
1 Sm 1:1-8; Mk 1:14-20
7:00 The Parishioners of St. Magdalen’s
9:00 John Sheppard
Tuesday, January 12th:
1 Sm 1:9-20; Mk 1:21-28
7:00 Victoria Navarro
9:00 Sean Brennan
Wednesday, January 13th:
1 Sm 3:1-10, 19-20, Mk 1:29-39
7:00 A Special Intention
9:00 Glenn Kenny
PC (Parish Center); SFC (Spiritual Formation Center);
C (Church); CPL (Chapel); HH (Our Lady of Hope House)
Sunday, January 10th:
RCIA 9:00 am (SFC)
Symbolon A & B Sessions (SFC)
Shop Rite Gift Cards on Sale after all Masses (C)
Knights of Columbus Rosary after the 9:00 am Mass (C)
Youth Group Meeting 6:30 - 8:30 pm (PC)
Monday, January 11th:
Religious Education Classes 4:45-6:00 pm, 6:30 - 8:00 pm (SFC)
Spanish Ministry 7:00 - 9:00 pm (PC)
Spanish RCIA 5:00 - 6:30 pm (PC)
Tuesday, January 12th:
Religious Education Classes 4:30 - 5:45 pm, 6:15-7:30 pm (SFC)
Divorce Care 7:00 - 9:00 pm (PC)
Natural Family Planning 7:00 - 9:00 pm (SFC)
Spanish Planning 7:00 - 9:00 pm (SFC)
Thursday, January 14th:
1 Sm 4:1-11; Mk 1:40-45
7:00 Lois Horvath
9:00 June Miller
Wednesday, January 13th:
Religious Education Classes 4:30 - 5:45pm (SFC)
Friday, January 15th:
1 Sm 8:4-7, 10-22a; Mk 2:1-12
7:00 Eugene Bajak
Thomas Read
Deborah Piegaro
9:00 Robert Nettina
Anne Bennett
Agnes Donovan
Thursday, January 14th:
Knights of Columbus Meeting 8:00 pm (PC)
ELL 7:00 - 9:00 pm (SFC)
Adult Choir 7:00 pm (C)
Saturday, January 16th:
1 Sm 9:1-4, 17-19, 10:1a; Mk 2:13-17
8:00 Anne & Bill Hess
5:00 Laura Weaving
Sunday, January 17th
Is 62:1-5; 1 Cor 12:4-11; Jn 2:1-11
7:30 Mary Tackett
Jacqueline Ryan O’Donnell
Ryan Sopko
9:00 Shawn McMichael
Yvonne Meiswinkel
The Riccioni Family
10:30 Sister Maria Michele
Roy Cleveland
Roger Hopkins
12:00 John Tinley
Carrie Kerr
Gerardo Mendez
1:30 The Parishioners of St. Magdalens
Knitting Group 1:00 - 4:00 pm (PC)
Novena to Our Mother of Perpetual Help 5:30 pm (C)
Children’s Choir 7:00 pm (C)
Friday, January 15th:
Legion of Mary Meeting10:00 am 10:00 am (C)
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament after the 9:00 am Mass (CPL)
Chaplet of Divine Mercy & Praise Songs from 3:00 - 4:00 pm (CPL)
Rosary 4:00 pm (CPL)
Benediction 7:30 pm (C)
Boy Scouts 7:00 - 9:00 pm (PC)
Spanish Young Adults 7:00 - 9:00 pm (SFC)
Saturday, January 16th:
Knights of Columbus Roses for Life Sale after 5:00 pm Mass (C)
Sunday, January 17th:
RCIA 9:00 am (SFC)
Symbolon A & B Classes (SFC)
Knights of Columbus Roses for Life Sale after all Masses (C)
Indian and Sri Lankan Apostolate Mass 3:30 pm (C)
Hospitality Immediately Following (PC)
Eucharistic Adoration Meeting 11:30 am (SFC)
The Sanctuary Candle
will burn this week
in Memory of
The Marino Family
Parish Life
Knights of Columbus Honor the Unborn
As we enter into the Year of Mercy proclaimed by Pope Francis, we are reminded that every life is
precious to our Creator, and that includes the unborn. We are all called as Catholics to respect and
cherish each and every life, especially in light of what is quickly becoming a “culture of death”. Every
ministry in our church is vital to getting this message out to our parish and the community at large. To
that end, the Knights of Columbus are a visible ministry at St. Magdalen’s. These Catholic gentlemen
with their blue badges are involved in a broad range of parish activities. But what you may not be
aware of is our commitment and dedication to a “culture of life”.
For example, unless you are long-time member of the parish, you might not know that the Knights
were responsible for erecting the Shrine of the Unborn back in 1998. This shrine, just off the main
sidewalk between the rectory and the Church, features a statue of The Virgin Mary holding the infant
Jesus. She is surrounded by a small path of bricks, some etched with the names of families who made
donations to help fund this project; if you look closely, you’ll see that many other bricks are not
engraved. Over the years, some have suggested that we etch these empty bricks with the names of new
donors to fund ongoing shrine maintenance. But this reveals an even lesser known fact about the
shrine: the empty bricks are there by design. Each represents the life of an unborn child lost to
abortion, a continuing reminder that we must keep advocating for a culture of life. And if you follow
the row of nameless bricks, you will notice they form the shape of the rosary around our Blessed Mother, a reminder of the power of
prayer and supplication to Her for support and guidance.
We are blessed to be part of a Parish community that offers so many opportunities to do so, from the Life Chain silent protest at the
Flemington Circle, to the buses of parishioners we send to Washington D.C. to protest the Roe v. Wade decision. It has been a long
fight and In the past few years we have witnessed a decrease in participation in “Pro-Life” activities. In 2016 we plan to refurbish the
Shrine and re-commit and re-dedicate ourselves to prayer and promoting The Culture of Life. Please join us in these and other
activities that visibly demonstrate our support for life and Proclaim the Name of Our Lord.”
Submitted by Art Artiles, Jim Vargas, and Ray Blaser
Do you remember your Baptism?
Many of us don’t remember our own baptism experience. We may have pictures, cards or objects given to us of the sacramental
event, but the physical experience is not something most Catholics can speak about. The good news is that we don’t really need the
physical experience to remember our Baptism. What is important to remember are the words we heard in today’s Gospel reading:
“You are my beloved Son, with You I am well pleased.”
Through our baptism we are connected to Christ. Because of this connection we are called to live a life of discipleship, a life that
seeks to understand who Jesus Christ is and to share this with others. But sometimes we forget this and stray away from our
baptism. We find ourselves trying to connect with other things that we believe will be pleasing to ourselves and not pleasing to God.
And sometimes we may struggle with finding our way back to the meaning of our baptism.
God is always patient and waits for us and when we come back to our baptism he again thrusts the Holy Spirit upon us to reawaken
our heart.
“God know my heart, know my thoughts…..lead me.” Psalm 139 23-24
Evangelization and Mission
Rediscover Jesus
Did you pick up
this book at one
of the Christmas
masses?
When you read the inside
cover you learn why most
people can relate to the
author who wrote the book: He writes,” I think
about this often, and I always come to the same
realization. I don't know Jesus anywhere near as well
as I would like to know him. There are times when I
seem to be making great progress, and other times
when I wonder if I know him at all.”
I don't know about you, but I can certainly relate to
his words. I find this to be a great book to read in
the morning with my first cup of coffee. I have
really been enjoying the book, have you?
Pope’s Corner
'God is love'(1 John 4:8, 16)...His person is
nothing but love, a love given gratuitously.
The relationships He forms with the people
who approach Him manifest something
entirely unique and unrepeatable. The signs
He works, especially in favor of sinners,
the poor, the marginalized, the sick, and the
suffering, are all meant to teach mercy.
–Pope Francis, (MV, 8)
“Astonish the people who cross your
path with Generosity.”
This quote is from Chapter 11 which is actually only
two pages long but very impactful. Who have you
astonished today? I find the word ’astonish’ so
powerful, Jesus certainly astonished a lot of people.
I would love to hear how you are enjoying the book.
You can email me your thoughts regarding the book
at dnelson@stmagdalen.org.
If you are interested in reading the book please
contact me as well. I look forward to hearing from
you.
Darrin Nelson
For your reflection:
How does God’s unique and unrepeatable love for
you manifest itself daily?
Send your thoughts and reflections to
Jennifer Prickel at jprickel@stmagdalen.org
For more information visit
www.stmagdalen.org
Or
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@stmagchurchnj
Opportunity for Prayer and Reflection
Friday Adoration Prayer
Eucharistic Adoration: Q & A
“Come to Me all you who are weary… ” Matthew 11:28
What is the Meaning Behind the Scripture
Verse Referred to Each Week Under The
Eucharistic Adoration Question & Answer
Title?
“Come to me, all you who labor and are burdened,
and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and
learn from me, for I am meek and humble of heart;
and you will find rest for yourselves. For my yoke is
easy, and my burden light.” Matthew 11: 28-30
This scripture was chosen to express the invitation Jesus extends to us
daily to come and be with Him and learn more about being in communion
with Him.
A Prayer for My Family
“O Heavenly Father I humbly beseech
your blessings for my family. Keep my
loved ones in your tender care and
protect them from every evil. Grant
that no matter how separated we may
be by distance, we may always remain
close to one another, and to You, in the
Sacred Heart of your Son, Jesus. May
we continue to grow in love and peace,
ever seeking Your blessings until we
are united with You forever in heaven.
Amen.”
-Prayer from Prayers for Family and Mercy
Please Note:
In an effort to prayerfully reflect on Pope Francis’
message regarding the Family and the Year of
Mercy, a prayer booklet entitled “Prayers for
Family and Mercy” will be made available during
Friday Eucharistic Adoration on the sign-up table.
We all work hard in whatever vocation we are called to fulfill. Our
lives have many “burdens”-making ends meet with the salaries
we receive, caring for an elderly parent or sick child, issues or
challenges with our health, budgeting for children’s college
experiences, on and on. It is the work of our days. Jesus tells us
to come to Him to receive rest for our weariness, the weariness
of day-to-day routines and demands.
Jesus asks us to “yoke” ourselves to Him and learn from His way
of walking through life. He has a quiet nature and a deep respect
for each of us as God our Father’s very beloved children. One
definition of yoke is a bond that keeps people together. Jesus
tells us that to be yoked to Him will produce rest in our lives. A
yoke supports. It joins two [animals] to share the workload. Just
think about it. Who better to be united to than Our Lord and
Savior, Jesus Christ?
When you come into the chapel for Eucharistic Adoration it is like
an oasis of peace and quiet in our very busy, demanding world
where we can be with Jesus and yoke ourselves to Him. All we
need to do is come and sit with Him, All-Powerful, all good,
Jesus, and allow Him to care for us, love us, and transform our
hearts. It’s that easy. Listen:
“Come to me, all you who labor and are burdened, and I will
give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I
am meek and humble of heart; and you will find rest for
yourselves. For my yoke is easy, and my burden light.”
Matthew 11: 28-30
Eucharistic Adoration is available at St. Magdalen de Pazzi
Church EVERY Friday beginning after the
9 am Mass and concluding with Benediction
at 7:30 pm in the chapel.
MONTHLY Overnight Adoration is each first Friday of the month.
Adoration will begin on Friday after the 9 am Mass. Benediction
is at 7:30 pm. Adoration will continue throughout the night until
7:50 am Saturday morning. Mass will follow at 8:00 am.
For more information or to sign up for a specific time, contact
Lucille Hess at 908-788-5988 or
Ginny Shanahan at 908-782-6120
Parish Announcements
Sacristan: J ason Bar bee
5:00 pm:
Extra Ordinary Ministers:
S. Carroll, D. Montecalvo,
C. Terranova, T. Williamson,
D. Nuzzio
Readers:
L. Williamson, I. Carrega
Altar Servers:
I. Colom, E. Schmerer, K. Schmerer
7:30 am:
Extra Ordinary Ministers:
Knights of Columbus
Readers:
Knights of Columbus
Altar Servers:
P. Primiani, Z. Primiani
9:00 am:
Extra Ordinary Ministers:
D. Fileccia, J. Hyman, J. Hyman,
K. Jacobs, M. Slebodnik
Readers:
AM. Kelly, D. French
Altar Servers:
J. Foster, M. Niedziejko,
MK. Niedziejko, M. Niedziejko
10:30 am
Extra Ordinary Ministers
G. Aceti, K. Behre, J. O’Rourke,
E. Veronneau, T. Jeffas
Readers:
S. Rice, J. Metcalf
Altar Servers:
J. Donaher, J. Donaher,
R. O’Malley, D. Watchorn
12:00 pm:
Extra Ordinary Ministers:
P. Bernardoni, A. Connor, J. Millan
F. Ydoate, MA. Campbell
Readers:
J. DeHaven, C. Baus
Altar Servers:
A. Cozzi, C. Cozzi, J. Cozzi
Friday, January 15th
Benediction
J. Thomas, S. Thomas
Saturday, January 16th
8:00 am Mass
M. Slebodnik, R. Schwartz
Be a prayerful public witness to our
Catholic belief that the life of the
child in the womb is sacred
Event Date
Friday, January 22, 2016
Washington, DC
For more information and sign up please visit our table
in the Narthex the weekends of January 10/11 and January 17/18
You may also contact
Robert and Eva Jane Woodruff
908-788-4042
Roses for Life
Saturday, January 16th
and
Sunday, January 17th
following all Masses
$20 dozen
Your donation will support Life Choices pregnancy center.
Thank you and God bless you for your generosity!
FREE THROW COMPETITION
Knights of Columbus, Jubilee Council 3294
The Knights of Columbus are again proud to sponsor their annual basketball free throw competition for
2016 on Sunday, January 24, 2016.
This event will be held at the St Magdalen de Pazzi Parish Center in Flemington, NJ. Registration will be
from 1:00 to 1:30 pm. The competition will be held from 1:30 to 2:30 pm. The competition is open for all
boys and girls between the ages of 9 to 14 as of January 1, 2016. Participants compete in separate
categories by age and gender.
The Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship is sponsored annually, with winners progressing through
local, district, and state competitions. International champions are announced by the K of C headquarters
based on scores from the state-level competitions. All boys and girls will compete in their respective age and
gender divisions. Since its beginning in 1972, over 2.5 million youths have participated in the contest.
All contestants on the local level are recognized for their participation. Participants are required to furnish
proof of age and written parental consent.
REMEMBER to bring a copy of each participant's birth certificate, it is required in order to compete.
Stewardship of Treasure
We Need Your Help!!!!
Food Pantry: This week we are low on:
In gratitude for the gifts we have received
from God, parishioners and visitors made a
joyful return to the Lord .
The Collection last weekend was $ 15,469.
The Christmas Collection was $ 62,112. &
Solemnity of Mary Mother Of God Collection was $ 6,203.
Thank you to all who so generously donate to
our food pantry.
Please place the food items
in bins in the Narthex.
Thank you and God Bless
Please make all checks payable to
Saint Magdalen Church when donating to the
Diocesan Second Collections.
Donations through Electronic
Gift Giving from December 1st thru 31st
$ 27,176.
Thank you to all our new participants and
seasoned donors for your love and commitment.
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Shampoo
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Sanitary Napkins

Hand Soap

Jelly
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Canned Stews

Cereal

Tuna
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Mayo

Pasta Sauce
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Diapers Size 4-6
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Coffee

Mac & Cheese
Congratulations to our
Christmas Raffle
Raffle Winners
1st prize $ 3,600. - Janet D’Alio
2nd Prize $ 540. - Barbara Shuba
3rd Prize $ 360. - Maureen Serrone
Knights of Columbus Raffle– February 7th
The Knights of Columbus are holding their first ever
watch fundraiser raffle. There will be a drawing during
our Valentines Breakfast on February 7th at 10:00 am at
St. Magdalen’s to announce the winners – one person will
receive a Men’s Burberry watch valued at $750 and one
person will receive a Women’s Burberry watch also
valued at $750. Tickets will go on sale starting this
weekend at $10 each, and can be obtained from sales in
the Narthex or from Knights of Columbus members. The
proceeds from this fundraiser will be used to fund the
Knights charitable activities within our Church and our
community of parishioners. Please consider buying a
ticket or two and get a chance at winning a nice watch for
you or a loved one. If anyone has any questions on this
raffle please reach out to either Pierre Bonura at
pbonura@kofc3294.org or Todd Williamson at
todd.williamson@bayer.com. Thank you for your support!
Knights of Columbus
Jubillee Council #3294
Donna Conforti, Jane Whittle, Maryl Flory, Margaret Lutz, Maria
Do Alvora, Fred Doremus, Elizabeth Lazowski, Kathryn Weber,
James Ajamian, Melanie Debele, Phil Liberato, Ross Debele III,
Kenneth Rambush, Sophia McGurgan, Dora Arcega, Mary Maher,
Jennifer Cunningham, Kate Sandberg, Christine English, Leonardo
Jimenez, Norma Merucci, June Randolph, Angelina Moise, Robin Bennett,
Michael Doremus, Joyce Scarpa, Mary Ann Rago, Natalie Deddy, Anna
Cavanaugh, Gladys Cucinotta, Kristin Nuzzio, Vincent Tratz, Karen
Rinker, Amanda Lerke, Leneza Kardenski, Robert Turck, Michael Korab,
Marie Nuzzio and Carolyn Casey.
First Reading: Isaiah 42:1-4, 6-7
Isaiah tells of the Lord’s Servant, who will be
inconspicuous, but will not rest until justice is established.
The Lord then tells his servant that he was formed to be
“a light for the nations.”
Second Reading: Acts 10:34-38
Peter speaks to a group of pagans for the first time. He
explains to them that any person who follows God’s will is
acceptable to God, regardless of nationality.
Gospel: Luke 3:15-16, 21-22
John the Baptist had claimed one would come far more
powerful than himself, one who would baptize with the
Holy Spirit rather than water. When Jesus came to John
and was baptized, the Spirit descended on him and a
voice said, “You are my beloved Son. On you my favor
rests.”
Thank you to the following parishioners who donated our Christmas
wreaths, candles and poinsettias for the following intentions…...
In Memory of Anna & Len Remus
requested by Jackie & Lauren Alligood
To Memory of Helen & Victor Gaizo & Ronald Belisle, Sr.
requested by The Belisle Family
In Memory of Peter Bujnowski
requested by Audrey Bujnowski
In Memory of Lawrence & Martha Costanza
requested by Lauretta Callanan
In Memory of Dorothy & Arthur Callanan
requested by Jessica & Michael Callanan
In Memory of Lisa Gletow
requested by The Custy Family
In Memory of Mary Tackett
requested by The Custy Family
In Thanksgiving for Our Priests & Religious Sisters
requested by The Parishioners of St. Magdalen’s
In Honor of Our 8th Grade Confirmation Candidates
requested by Miss. D’Angelo & Mr. Stricklin
In Memory of Stephen Edersheim
requested by His Family
In Memory of The Eldredge & Kocsik Family Members
requested by Karen & Michael Eldredge
In Memory of Ted Ellis
requested by Anna Marie Ellis
In Memory of Jean & Charles Leotta
requested by Anna Marie Ellis
In Memory of Theodore Engert
requested by Nancy & Tom Engert
In Memory of The Murnane & Engert Families
requested by Nancy & Tom Engert
In Memory of Robert Conroy
requested by His Loving Family
In Memory of Paul Fania, Sr.
requested by The Fania & Petraglia Familiy
In Memory of Deceased Members of the Brennan Family
requested by Madeleine Fennell
In Memory of Deceased Members of the Fennell Family
requested by Madeleine Fennell
In Memory of The Camenos & Flood Families
requested by The Flood Family
In Memory of Robert F. Gemski
requested by Arlene & Jay Gemski
In Honor of Joe Ziegler
requested by Bertha & Ray Gessner
In Memory of The Gural & Lamendola Family
requested by Mary Gural
In Memory of Bill & Thelma Heller
requested by The Heller Family
In Memory of Carmen & Angela Nettina
requested by The Heller Family
In Memory of John & Ellen Hendershot
requested by Patricia Hendershot
In Memory of Shirley Chamberlin
requested by Patricia Hendershot
In Memory of Patrina Mount
requested by Barbara Hone & Mary Edens
In Thanksgiving for All the Blessings Bestowed
Upon our Family and Loved Ones
requested by Barbara Hone & Mary Edens
In Memory of Maurice Kelleher
requested by Jean Kelleher
In Memory of George C. Lazar
requested by The Kirschner & Lazar Family
In Memory of The Kneski & Naccarato Families
requested by Peter & Barbara Kneski
In Memory of George Kotora
requested by Marion A. Kotora
In Memory of Edward Krug
requested by Robin Krug & Family
In Thanksgiving for Our Daughter, Claudia
requested by John & Elaine Langenfield
In Memory of John R. & Anne Toth
requested by Phyllis Lalevee
In Memory of George S. & Mary Rose Widmer
requested by James & Gizelle Meert
In Memory of George J. Meert
requested James & Gizelle Meert
In Memory of Howard Bourque
requested by The O’Leary Family
In Memory of The Verrastro & Sabo Families
requested by Barbara A. Sabo
In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. Alfonso Salerno
requested by Dr. & Mrs. F. Salerno
In Memory of Erna & Robert Hoffmann
requested by Felix & Christina Salerno
In Memory of Jerry Santor
requested by Mary Santor
In Memory of The Scheier & Gass Families
requested by Jeanne Scheier
In Memory of Albert & Charlene Pisatowski
requested by The Schmitt Family
In Memory of Brian & Joseph Schmitt
requested by The Schmitt Families
In Memory of Margaret & John O’Leary
In Memory of The Gessner & Stanger Families
requested by The O’Leary Family
requested by Mr. & Mrs. Robert Umgelter
In Memory of John Ogonowski
requested by Gloria Ogonowski
In Memory of Clarence L. Ownes
requested by Florence T. Ownes
In Memory of George Paieda
requested by The Paieda Family
In Memory of Zenia & George Kornas
requested by Catherine H. Paslawski
In Memory of Robert Kornas
requested by Catherine H. Paslawski
In Honor of Kathleen Kornas
requested by Catherine H. Paslawski
In Memory of Stefan & Helen Paslawski
requested by Catherine H. Paslawski
In Memory of James Ryan
requested by Josephine Ryan
In Memory of Jacquie Ryan O’Donnell
requested by Josephine Ryan
In Memory of Catherine & William Orlikowski
requested by The Rzasa Family
In Memory of The Nordheim & Sabol Families
requested by George & Sue Sabol
In Memory of Thomas W. Sabo
requested by Barbara, Anthony & Sarah Sabo
In Memory of The Umgelter & Gilliar Families
requested by Mr. & Mrs. Robert Umgelter
In Thanksgiving for Our Family & Friends
requested by David & Barbara Urcinas
In Memory of Marilyn D. Van Stone
requested by The Van Stone Family
To Memory of Doris M. Weickert
requested by Wesley A. Weickert
In Memory of Arthur & Josephine Astorino
requested by Gail & Drew Ziegenfuss
In Memory of Hilda Ziegler
requested by Joe Ziegler & Family
In Memory of Frank & Fanny Fischer
requested by Joe Ziegler & Family
Boletín en Español : 10 de Enero 2016
Información General
Confesiones
Sábados 4:00 - 4:40 pm (Ingles)
Domingos 3:40 - 4:00 pm (Español)
Para registrarse como
miembro de la Parroquia
Favor de solicitar el formulario de registro en la
oficina de la Parroquia de Lunes a Viernes de
9:30 am - 12: 00 y 1:00 - 4:00 pm.
Bautismos
Los padres deben estar registrados en la
Parroquia. Se require que asistan a una clase de
preparación antes del bautismo. Favor de
comunicarse con la Sra. Maria Teresa Dávila. De
ante mano, consiga una fotocopia de la partida
de nacimiento del niño(a), tener un padrino y
una madrina para cada nino(a). En caso los
padrinos elegidos sean pareja, deben haber
recibido el Sacramento del Matrimonio. Así
mismo, se solicitará una donación voluntaria.
El Sacramento del Bautismo se llevara a cabo el
primer Domingo de cada mes a la 1:30 pm.
Coordinadores de Ministerios de la
Comunidad Hispana de St. Magdalen
Coordinador Principal, Dante Garcia, 908-642-4212
Lectores, Virginia Herrera, 908-500-3610
Acólitos, Guillermina Quezada, 908-397-0500
Coro Divino Salvador, Idalia Laines, 908-644-8258
Coro Voces del Señor y Catequesis de adultos,
Betty Calle, 908-392-3667
Ministerio de la Santa Comunión,
Nicodemo Guerrero, 908-283-0594
Grupo de Oración y Bautismos,
Maria Teresa Dávila, 908-283-0609
Catequesis de niños, Dolores Duran, 908-328-5847
Grupo Jóvenes Adultos, Juan Jose Corrales, 908-500-3201
Hospitalidad, Sofía Menéndez, 908-788-6730
Eventos Sociales, Julia Montero, 908-442-1758
Celebración Día de las Madres, Javier Campos, 908-531-1502
EL BAUTISMO DEL SEÑOR
Primera Lectura: Isaías 42:1-4, 6-7
Isaías cuenta del Siervo del Señor, quién será
Matrimonios
discreto, pero quien no descansará hasta que la
justicia sea establecida. El Señor luego dice a su
Iniciar el proceso de casarse por la Iglesia 9
meses antes de la boda. El novio o la novia deber Siervo que fué formado para ser “una luz para las
naciones”.
estar registrado(a) como miembro de la
Parroquia al menos 6 meses antes de laboda. Se
requiere que los novios participen en un curso
titulado: Pre-cana o Encuentro de
Comprometidos. Para mas información, favor de
comunicarse con el Padre Antony al
908- 782-2922 ext. 1713.
Sacramento de Unicion de los
Enfermos o Visitas a Enfermos
Favor de llamar al Padre Antony al
908- 782- 2922 ext. 1713.
Segunda Lectura: Hechos 10:34-38
Pedro habla a un grupo de paganos por primera vez.
Les explica que cualquier persona que sigue a Dios
es aceptable a El, sin importar su nacionalidad.
Evangelio: San Lucas 3:15-16, 21-22
Juan el Bautista asegura que uno llegará, quien es
más poderoso que él mismo, uno que bautizará con
el Espíritu Santo en vez de agua. Cuando Jesús vino
a ver a Juan y fué bautizado, el Espíritu descendió en
El y una voz dijo: “Tú eres mi hijo amado a quien he
elegido”.
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Parish Directory
Parish Office 908-782-2922 Fax 908-782-0952
Website– www.stmagdalen.org
Pastor, Rev. Timothy A. Christy
Administrative Assistant to the Pastor, Meghan Luu .ext. 1750
mluu@stmagdalen.org
Parochial Vicar, Rev. Antony Arockiadoss..….ext. 1713
Deacon, Thaddeus Wislinski……………….ext. 1696
deaconted@stmagdalen.org
Deacon, Mike Bachynsky .………………...ext. 1693
deaconmike@stmagdalen.org
Deacon, Stephen Kern…………………....ext. 1695
deaconstephen@stmagdalen.org
PARISH STAFF
Business Administrator, Regina Edersheim ……….ext. 1728
redersheim@stmagdalen.org
Cemetery/Mausoleum, Dave Beckman……………ext. 1726
dbeckman@stmagdalen.org
Director of Sacred Music & Liturgy Cheryl Manfredonia, ext. 1759
cmanfredonia@stmagdalen.org
Office of Religious Education
Bridget Rincon
Parish Catechetical Leader……………..908-751-1743
brincon@stmagdalen.org
Maggie Castles
Asst. Parish Catechetical Leader.....……..908-751-1745
mcastles@stmagdalen.org
8th Grade and Rel Ed. Stewardship……...908-751-1781
jprickel@stmagdalen.org
Coordinator of Youth Ministry, Michele Beckman … ..ext. 1739
mbeckman@stmagdalen.org
Pastoral Administrator / Director of Communications
Darrin Nelson ……………………………908-751-1703
dnelson@stmagdalen.org
Communications Assistant
Jennifer Prickel………...…………………908-751-1730
jprickel@stmagdalen.org
Receptionist…………………………………...ext. 1780
Bulletin Editor, Parish Admin. Asst., ……………. ..ext. 1723
ckinney@stmagdalen.org
Sisters of Jesus Our Hope
Sr. Pat Vayda, Social Ministry .……….............. ext. 1773
srpat@stmagdalen.org
Hope House (782-2342) Fax : 751-1774
Sr. Barbara Haworth………….……………..ext. 1727
srbarbara@stmagdalen.org
St. Magdalen’s Ministry Contacts
(Office Staff can be reached at 782-2922 and the extension listed.)
Altar Servers, Meghan Luu ext. 1750
Boy Scouts, Rick Rainey, 788-0234
Building & Grounds, Dave Beckman, ext. 1726
Cursillo, Lucille Hess, 908-788-5988
Eucharistic Adoration, Lucille Hess, 788-5988
Eucharistic Ministry Outreach
Medical Facilities, Don Anderson, 788-3806
Homebound Catholics, Dave Beckman, ext. 1726
Extraordinary Ministers, Steve Carroll, 782-9904
FASTMAG, Liezl Millan , 619-0637
Finance Council, Jeff Anclien, 797-0393
Gardeners, Jim Barile, 788-0948 or JoAnn Fisher, 328-9139
Greeters, Jayne Gilbert, 752-0614
Holiday Outreach, Sister Pat Vayda , ext. 1773
Home Schooling, Mary Nasta, 917-697-1694
Knights of Columbus, Ray Blaser, 215-260-4554
For More Information visit www.kofc3294.org
or email us at info@kofc3294.org
Readers, Dolores Wright, 782-1359
Lord’s Supper, Pat Beckman, 788-5174
Lydias, (church cleaning), Fran Holmok, 442-4056
Natural Family Planning
Deacon Stephen & Rosemary Kern, 782-4447
Marthas (linen cleaning), Sister Barbara, ext. 1727
Military & Veteran Family Outreach, Bob Hendershot, 442-6094
Children & Youth Choir, Gina Niedziejko, 788-7150
Pro-Life, Robert and Eva Jane Woodruff, 788-4042
RCIA, Dolores Wright, 782-1359
Squires, Jim Mitchell, 806-6407
Social Ministries, Our Lady of Hope House, 782-2342 Fax: 751-1774
Homebound, Sister Pat Vayda, ext. 1773
St. Vincent de Paul, Tom Jeffas, 201-637-3270
Bereavement, Joan Purdy, 369-4841
ELL, Jim Tubman, 963-0546
Interfaith Hospitality, Sue Sabol, 782-0482
Youth Ministry, Michele Beckman, ext. 1739
Ushers, Frank Seboria, 782-4152
We Invite You to Celebrate
Baptism– Please call Parish Office for preparation & for
arrangements or visit our website for more information:
www.stmagdalen.org
Matrimony– Arrangements must be made one year in advance by
contacting Parish Office.
Sponsor Certificates– Only registered parishioners can be given a
certificate to be a Godparent/Sponsor. Forms can be found on
our website: www. stmagdalen.org. Please contact Parish Office.
To Register as a Parishioner: Please call Parish office