Asian Youth: Wake Up!

Saint Anne’s Church
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Pastoral Team
James Carroll
Trustee
Georgene DeBenedetto
Admin
Greg Gonzales
Festival
RCIA
Begonia Jensen
Sexton
James Kakowski
August 24, 2014
Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time
SYou are Peter,
and upon this rock
I will build my churchT
Worship
Joy Krieger
Parish Priest
Nigel R. Mohammed
RICA
Cristina Pardo
Associate
John Ranieri
Judith Waddleton
Trustee
Mary Yori
Sexton
Weekly Planner
SUNDAY 8/24 " 21st Sunday In Ordinary Time
12 Noon Mass Baptism Church
MONDAY 8/25
TUESDAY 8/26
12:15 PM
BINGO Cent Hall
WEDNESDAY 8/27
THURSDAY 8/28
Asian Youth: Wake Up!
FRIDAY 8/29
12:15 PM
BINGO Cent Hall
SATURDAY 8/30
SUNDAY 8/31 " 22nd Sunday In Ordinary Time
Celebration Of The Eucharist
in Church
English 5:30 PM
Saturday Evening
(anticipating Sunday)
Sunday
Misa Español 7 PM
8 AM, 10 AM, 12 Noon
Celebration Of The Eucharist
in the Convent
Monday f Friday: Communion Service
7 AM
Monday f Saturday: Mass
9 AM
Wednesday: Mass
7 PM
Holy Hour in convent will be suspended for the
months of JULY & AUGUST.
Sacrament of Penance
Saturdays in Church
or by Appointment
5 PM
By Seàn-Patrick LOVETT
Seoul, South Korea,
for Vatican Radio
Here in Korea, everywhere you
look, you see this slogan – in every
shape, size and form: on banners
fluttering from lampposts and
draped across skyscrapers, on
caps, t-shirts and coffee-cups. It
flashes across TV screens and is
emblazoned upon anything and
everything associated with these
Asian Youth Day celebrations.
So no one was surprised when
Pope Francis focussed on the individual words of this slogan during
his homily at the Mass closing
the 6th Asian Youth Day, using his
familiar 3-point catechetical approach, and confirming some of
his favourite inspirational themes.
As “Asians”, he said, “you have a
right and a duty to take full part in
the life of your societies. Do not be
afraid to bring the wisdom of faith
to every aspect of social life”. “As
Christians”, he continued, “you can
appreciate the many positive values of the diverse Asian cultures.
You are also able to discern what
is incompatible with your Catholic faith…and what aspects of
contemporary culture are sinful,
corrupt, and lead to death”.
As “Youth”, said Pope Francis, “you
are filled with the optimism, energy and good will which are so
characteristic of this period in life.
Let Christ turn your natural optimism into Christian hope, your
energy into moral virtue, your
good will into genuine self-sacrificing love”. “As Christians”, he
went on, “you are not only a part
of the future of the Church, you
are also a necessary and beloved
part of the Church's present”. The
Pope urged the young people of
Asia to keep close to one another,
to God, and their Bishops, in order
to build “a holier, more missionary
and humble Church” that seeks “to
serve the poor, the lonely, the infirm and the marginalised”.
As Asian Youth called to “Wake
up!”, concluded the Pope, you
have a responsibility and a duty
“to be vigilant, not to allow the
pressures, the temptations and
the sins of ourselves or others to
dull our sensitivity to the beauty of
holiness, to the joy of the Gospel”.
No one can do anything if they are
asleep, improvised Pope Francis
in English, repeating again and
again the challenge to “Wake up!”.
Pope Francis blesses a child in Seoul.
Today's Readings
First Reading:
Second Reading:
Gospel:
Religious Education News
Isaiah 22:19–23
Romans 11:33–36
Matthew 16:13–20
Prayer Intentions of the Holy Father
for the month of August
General intention: That refugees, forced by violence to abandon their homes, may find a generous welcome and the protection of their rights.
Missionary intention: That Christians in Oceania may joyfully announce the faith to all the
people of that region.
Weekday readings
Monday St Louis, St Joseph Calasanz
2 Thess 1:1–5, 11–12 / Matt 23:13–22
Tuesday
2 Thess 2:1–3, 14–17 / Matt 23:23–26
Wednesday St Monica
2 Thess 3:6–10, 16–18 / Matt 23:27–32
Thursday St Augustine
1 Cor 1:1–9 /Matt 24:42–51
Friday The Passion of St John the Baptist
1 Cor 1:17–25 / Mark 6:17–29
Saturday
1 Cor 1:26–31 / Matt 25:14–30
SISTERS OF CHRISTIAN CHARITY
FIRST GOLF OUTING
Please join us on Monday, September 29, 2014 at
Cedar Hill Golf and Country Club in Livingston. For
more information, contact Eileen Davis bus.manager@
scceast.org at (973)-543-6528 ext. 241
SAINT AUGUSTINE SCHOOL
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growing strong with smart boards in every
classroom, graduates attending competitive
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full-size gym, and two science labs with
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ANNULMENT INFORMATION
An Annulment Information Evening is scheduled for Wednesday, September 10, 2014, Archdiocesan Center, 171 Clifton Avenue, Newark. A
staff member of the Tribunal of the Archdiocese
of Newark will provide basic information about
annulments; the requirements for annulments
and how to begin the process of petitioning for
an annulment. There will be an opportunity for
questions at the end of the session. Pre-registration is not necessary, but for directions, please
call the Tribunal Office at 973-497-4145
„ The Religious Education Office is located
in St. Anne's Rectory - 3545 Kennedy Blvd.
„ Summer Office Hours: Monday thru
Wednesday - 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
„ Registration for St. Anne's Religious
Education Program is processed every
year; if your child attended our Program
this past year, you must re-register now
for 2014-15. Please come to the rectory
during Office Hours: Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday between the hours of 9:00
am to 5:00 PM. Registration takes place
before September to allow time to order
books! Thank you.
„ New registrants – If your child needs
the Sacraments of Baptism, First Holy
Communion and/or Confirmation, please
bring a copy of your child's baptismal
certificate at time of registration.
Celebration of
25 Years of Priesthood
Father Joemarie Parcon
will be celebrating
“25 years in the Priesthood”
with a 4:00 PM Mass on
Sunday, August 31, 2014.
This “milestone” occasion will be celebrated at
Saint John Church, 94 Ridge Street in Orange, NJ.
Father Parcon is cordially inviting all present and past
parishioners of Saint Anne's Church.
Save The Date!!!
Sunday, November 9, 2014 at 12:00
Noon in the Casino-in-the-Park, Jersey
City, the Alumni Moms will present
Hudson Catholic Mothers’ Guild Annual
Fall Auction “Celebrating Fifty Years”.
Safeguarding Children and Addressing Abuse
The Archdiocese Acts to Protect Youth and Children
Archbishop Myers has stated categorically that
the primary responsibilities of the Archdiocese
are to protect children and young people, and
to promote the healing of, and provide compassion to, victims of abuse.
The Archdiocese of Newark requires all staff
and volunteers working with children and
youth to undergo background checks and receive sexual abuse awareness training. More
than 20,000 Clergy, Religious and Lay people
have received this training and undergone
criminal background checks.
Nearly 95,000 children annually receive safe
environment training through our Catholic
schools and through opportunities offered to
public school students in our religious education programs.
The Archdiocese utilizes the services of a Licensed Clinical Social Worker as the first contact for individuals who allege that they were
abused so that counseling and other support
services can be offered immediately if appropriate – sometimes even before a determination is
made regarding the credibility of an allegation.
A full-time Office of Child and Youth Protection
dedicated to protecting children works with parishes and schools to ensure that safe environments are in place throughout the Archdiocese.
Parish Membership
Our Parish Family invites all of its members to participate fully in our spiritual and social life.
Every family moving into the Parish is requested to register at the Rectory. Please notify the
Rectory of any address change. Please fill out form below to become a parishioner of Saint
Anne's Parish:
Name:
Email Address:
Full Mailing Address:
Phone:
Atlantic City
Bus Trip
Join the fun, entertainment
AND shopping in Atlantic City!
Meet The New Priests of
the Archdiocese of Newark
Father Doroteo B Layosa II
Born and raised in the
Philippines, Fr Layosa, 33,
was the fourth of six children of the late Cayetano
Layosa, a furniture maker,
and his wife, Lourdes Saldo. Before coming to the
US he studied at Holy Rosary Seminary in Naga City.
His family prayed the rosary every night
but it was the example of Monsignor Dominador Galicia that led him to the seminary.
“Mamong Doming” gave Fr Layosa his first
Holy Communion and his first Bible, which
remains a constant companion. “I witnessed
his simplicity, humility, great patience and
joyful heart in his priesthood and most of all
his dedication to prayer,” Fr Layosa said. “He
was a dedicated and holy man who loved and
served God and his people until he breathed
his last. I told him that I would want to be
like him.” Fr Layosa's first mass was offered
at St Henry in Bayonne, where he served as
a deacon.
Father Archibald Lindo Mabini
Free food & REFRESHMENTS on the bus!!
Saturday, August 30, 201. Time of Departure 9:15 am. Meeting Place: In Front of
St. Anne's Church at the corner of Kennedy Blvd and Congress St. JC. Cost: $35.00
— $20:00 will be refunded by Caesars Palace.
For further details and to reserve a seat,
call: Lou Mallari; tel. # (201) 656-6567,
Ed Morales; tel. # (201) 705-3295 or Greg
Gonzales; tel. # (201)736-5844
Another Filipino, Fr Mabini joined the Redemptoris Mater seminary after
earning a bachelor's degree in agricultural technology at Davao Oriental
Science and Technology
back home. The son of Joana Mabini Rado
and Ferdinand Attilio, Fr Mabini, 31, is the eldest of seven.
During his formation, his fondest memories
were of serving missions in Belize and in
Saint Croix. “It was a challenging experience,
because the sufferings of these people were
quite visible,” he said, and only confirmed his
commitment to the priesthood.
His home parish is now Saint Aedan's: the
Saint Peter's University Church in Jersey City.
He served his diaconate at Saint Peter in Belleville.
How can you support seminarians?
A portion of the donations collected by the Annual Appeal is used to fund the seminary training and formation of our new priests. Your support of the Annual Appeal continues to directly
support the three seminaries maintained by the Archdiocese to educate and train future priests.
Help Students in Philippines
The Missionary Sisters of the Immaculate Conception of the Mother of God are asking for your help.
On 8 November 2013, Tacloban City of Philippines was hit by the full force of Typhoon Haiyan,
causing massive destruction across the city. 50%
of our Sacred Heart School was destroyed, especially the high school building and library. We
started a long journey of cleaning, repairing, and
rebuilding after Typhoon Haiyan. The school resumed on 6 January, 2014. 75% of students who
are from kindergarten to high school are back to
school now. In this coming October, the library
will be ready for the students. However, we do
not have the books in English for our library because only 2 books survived. We need all kinds
of the books (text books, references, magazines,
novels, arts, music, coloring and story books...)
from kindergarten to high school/college ( freshman & sophomore), and the school supplies as
well. We need your support to rebuild our school.
If you have the books you are able to donate,
please contact 862-249-6026.
Please contact Elizabeth F. Caraballo, Esq.
at director@thewaterfrontproject.org
for more information on how you can help.
Mass intentions
Monday , August 25, 2014
9 AM
† Fema Caballes
(Jalandoni Family)
Tuesday, August 26, 2014
9 AM
† Joseph Glabicki (Julia Motyka)
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
9 AM
† Stanley Motyka
(Julia Motyka)
7 PM
Special Intention
(Our Lady of Perpetual Help Group)
Welcome to the Campus!
This week many students are
heading for their campus to start
a new semester. Discover some
of contact details and activities
available to help you grow your
faith during your student years.
Thursday, August 28, 2014
9 AM
† Petronilla Osoria (Emma Osoria)
Friday, August 29, 2014
9 AM
† Stella Motyka (Julia Motyka)
Saturday, August 30, 2014
9 AM
† Aniello Russo
(Caterina Russo)
5:30 PM † Kathleen Burke
(Cathy & Chris Burke)
7:00 PM † Hildita Ramos
(Washington Cobo)
Sunday, August 31, 2014
8 AM
† Eugene Motyka
(Julia Motyka)
10 AM † Michael Stefano
(Marie & Jackie Carlson)
12 PM † Virgilio Alejandrino
(Samson Family)
For the week of August 24th — 30th 2014 the
gifts are offered in honor of:
Altar Bread
Sanctuary Lamp
Altar Candles
Contact Campus Ministry staff at your college for
more information or to sign up for any intercollegiate
events.
Pearl Costa
(Parish Intention)
Raymond E. Pastorek
(Parish Intention)
Vera Collins
(Madeline & Barbara
Gerrity)
Rosetta LaGanga
(Parish Intention)
Praying for the Sick
People will remain on sick list for 2 weeks
unless otherwise notified:
Jennifer Moloughney z Michael DeNan z
Antoinette Maddi z Carol Jordan z Anthony
Biggio z Sammy DeLeon z Shane Quinn z
Alice Daly z Sadie Krieger z Emilie Jaworowski
z Dolores DelMonte z Dianne O’Sullivan z
Carl Carlson z Larry Bello z Miyuki Campbell z
Diane Albert z Joseph Callandrillo z Meghan
Connaughton
Facebook and @MSU_Newman on Twitter! Visit
the Newman Catholic Center at 894 Valley Road.
Fr Jim Chern, Chaplain
chernjam@comcast.net
Catholic Intercollegiate Adoration
Friday, September 26 at 7 PM at the Cathedral
Basilica of the Sacred Heart, Newark
Kevin Shutrop, Campus Minister
shutropk@mail.montclair.edu
Intercollegiate Retreat November 14 —16 in
Kearny.
Welcome Mass: 9/7 @ 8:30 PM, Student Center
Farleigh Dickinson University (Metro)
Sanctuary Gifts
Altar Wine
Intercollegiate Events
Katie Buganski, Campus Minister, (201) 692-2570
Info: spphoboken.com/lk/17 Find us in the Interfaith Chapel (next to Campus Public Safety)
Welcome events: Times and locations TBA, visit
the campus ministry office for more info
Opening of the year BBQ: Tues. 9/3 @from 4
PM, Newman Catholic Center
Bonfire: Mon. 9/1 @ 7:30 PM, Newman Center
New Jersey City University
Fr Jim Ferry, Chaplain
jferry@njcu.edu, 201-200-2565
Kean University
Cody Carter, Campus Minister
ccarter2@njcu.edu, 732-850-5127
Find us in Downs 130 and online at www.KeanCatholics.org; @KeanCatholics on Facebook, Twitter, and Cougar Link
First Mass: Tues. 9/3 @ 12:10 PM, Gilligan SUB 312
Fr Bill Sheridan, Chaplain
wsheridan@kean.edu
Jackie Oesmann, Campus Minister
joesmann@kean.edu; 973-900-3812 (cell), 908737-4835 (office)
Welcome Mass: Sun., 9/7 @ 8 PM ; UC 226
Daily Mass: Tues., 9/9 3:30-5 PM; UC 226
Newman Meetings: Thursdays, 3:30-4:30 PM;
UC 315A
NJCU Club Day: Visit our Newman table!
Weekly Newman Catholic Assoc.: Time TBD
Newark Newman Center
New Jersey Institute of Technology & Rutgers
— Newark. 91 Washington Street, Newark. 973624-1301. Find our events and more at www.newmanclubnewark.org
Fr Bill Sheridan, Chaplain
ccmin.sheridan@gmail.com
Montclair State University
Christian Origenes, Campus Minister
christian.origenes@gmail.com
For a full schedule, visit www.MSUNEWMAN.com
or search Newman Catholic Campus Ministry on
First Mass: Sun. 9/7 @ 6 PM — Location TBA
(check www.newmanclubnewark.org for updates)
Ramapo College
Find us online at: spphoboken.com/
lk/18
Fr Dominick Lenoci, Chaplain
iccmahwahpastor@gmail.com
Deacon Pat Quagliana
deaconpatq@gmail.com
Opening Mass: Sun. 9/7 @ 8 PM,
The Pavilion
Stevens Institute
of Technology
Check out Newman Catholic on
Ducksync and Facebook!
Fr Matthew Dooley, Chaplain
Cody Carter, Campus Minister
ccarter@stevens.edu, 732-850-5127
Mass & BBQ: Sun. 9/7 @ 5 PM on
Castle Point
Campus Club Fair: 9/3 from 3-5 PM
Flea Market Volunteering: 9/6 &
9/7 at OLG
Rudgers (New Brunswick
Campus)
Mass Schedule
Sunday Masses
12:00 PM Busch Student Center,
Rm 120ABC
6:00 PM Cook Campus Center,
GH Cook Room
6:00 PM Livingston Student Center, Rm 202ABC
8:00 PM St. Peter's Church, 94
Somerset St (CAC)
Daily Mass (Monday - Friday)
12:15 PM The Catholic Center
Chapel (located inside the Catholic
Center)
Opening Activities
Thurs. Sept 4: 5 PM BBQ on the
plaza, Livingston
Friday, Sept 5: Luau, 6 PM, at The
Catholic Center
Saturday, Sept 6: Tailgate, Howard
at RU at 10 am (2 hrs prior to game
time)
Tuesday Sept 9: First Spirit Nite:
Tonight's Topic: “Surviving at Rutgers:” — We can give you t ips on
how to not only survive, but thrive
at Rutgers!
Friday Sept 12 at dusk: Googa
Mooga
Saturday, Sept 13: Tailgate; RU vs.
Penn State
Check us out at the Involvement
Fair on Sept. 5! Visit us online at
www.catholic-center.rutgers.edu
A Retreat For The Seriously Ill
GENNESARET, a retreat designed to provide a spiritual
and temporal oasis for men and women suffering with
a serious illness, will be held the weekend of Oct,17,1819
2014 at the Archdiocesan Retreat Center, located in Kearny N.J. The retreat will begin Friday at 1:30 P.M. and end
with a closing Prayer Service Sunday at 1:30 P.M. There
is no cost to you for the retreat.For further information
contact: Hilare Reinold 732-566-7237 Peggy Walsh 908654-5575 Maire Merritt 732-670-5980 Linda Capobianco
732-608-7277
The Festival Committee will be
having their “thank you” gathering
on Friday, September 12th in
Centennial Hall from 6-9 PM.This
is open to all the volunteers,
Committee Members, workers; all
who helped with this year's Festival.
Please R.S.V.P. at the rectory to help give us a headcount. Thanks.
Catholic Social Teaching:
Pacem in Terris — Part One
Rights and Duties
By Drew STUART, MA
In 1963, as the Cold War raged,
Pope John XXIII released his encyclical Pacem in Terris (Peace on
Earth). In this encyclical, he speaks
of the ordering of society and relations between persons and nations
from the perspective of Catholic
Social teaching. Starting out, he
says that peace on earth can only
be achieved if humanity follows
the order that God has established
for the earth. All human beings can
understand this order, as it is written on every heart and can be discovered through conscience. By following this order, states, peoples,
and individuals can develop their
relationships with each other. Pope
John asserts that every human being has, by nature, intelligence and
free will and is subject of rights and
obligations that are based upon
being created in God's image. By
respecting these mutual rights and
duties, human beings can live together in peace.
Pope John XXIII next lists these
rights and duties. Each person has
the right to life, bodily integrity,
and the means necessary for proper development (eg food, clothing,
shelter medical care, etc.) Next,
everyone has a right to a good reputation, the freedom to look for the
truth, and the right to form and
express their own opinions within
the limits of the moral order and
common good. He says that each
person has a right to be informed
about public events, to share in
the benefits of education and culture, to practice the religion of his
or her choice, to choose his or her
state of life, and to establish and
provide for a family. All people
have a right to work and to healthy
working conditions. These working
conditions should respect women's
duties as wives and mothers. Finally individuals have a right to a just
wage that acknowledges their dignity, and the right to private property. Pope John asserts that there
are also social rights, including the
rights to assembly and
association,
the right to
emigrate for
just reasons,
and the right
to participate to political particPope Saint John XXIII
ipation. He
emphasizes that each right has a
corresponding duty which finds
its origin in natural law. The right
to life comes with the duty to preserve one's life and the right to a
just standard of living comes with
the duty to live within your means.
Overall, Pope John emphasizes
that Catholic social teaching holds
that all human beings have certain
rights that include corresponding
duties. Only by acknowledging and
respecting that each person, as a
being created in God's image, is
subject to these rights and duties
can we hope to establish peace in
the world.
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