September 11

ST. PETER’S CHURCH
— A Roman Catholic Parish Community —Founded 1837
155 William Street
Belleville
New Jersey 07109
973-751-2002
Served By
Pastor:
Parochial Vicar:
In Residence:
Fr. Ivan Sciberras
Fr. Wojciech B. Jaskowiak
Fr. Hector Larrea
Fr. Giovanni Rizzo
Mr. Michele Pedroni
Deacons:
Mr. Julio Roig
Mr. Guillermo J. Valladares
Elementary School Principal:
Mrs. Phyllis A. Sisco
Parish Cateche cal Coordinator: Mrs. Lisa A. Melillo
Parish Secretary:
Ms. Denise Caamaño
Director of Music:
Mr. John Chris an Colaneri
Business Manager:
Mrs. Linda Mako a
Parish Trustees:
Mrs. Nancy Adessa
Mr. Thaddeus Rajnes
Pastoral Council President:
Mr. Gary Hinton
We invite You to Celebrate the Eucharist
Sunday Mass Schedule
Christian Marriage
The couple should contact a parish priest or deacon one year
before the desired date for the marriage to ensure proper
prepara on for the Sacrament. Couples are not to make
FIRM plans for the recep on PRIOR to speaking with a parish
priest or deacon.
Sacraments for the Sick/Homebound
Saturday Evening Vigil Mass: 5:30 p.m.
Sunday: 7:00am, 8:30am, 10:00am, 11:30 a.m. and
1:00pm(in Spanish)
Weekday Schedule
Monday to Friday: 9:00 a.m.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday: 7:00pm
Saturday: 8:00 a.m.
Holy Anointing: Anytime upon request in the home of the sick.
Communion: A Priest, Deacon or Eucharis c Minister of the
parish will bring Holy Communion to those parishioners
confined to home. Please no fy the Rectory when someone
is ill or admi ed to the hospital.
St. Peter’s Cemetery
For informa on about acquiring a plot, or to make a
dona on to our Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund, please
contact Mrs. Linda Mako a at the Rectory.
Infant Baptism
Spanish - Second Sunday of each month at 2:30 p.m.
English - Fourth Saturday of each month at 11:30 a.m.
Parents must register by calling the Rectory at least one
month in advance. Bap sm Instruc on held the week before
the Bap sm. Proposed godparent/s need to be living in
accordance to the teachings of the Catholic Church and
confirmed, and are asked to a end the Bap sm Instruc on
along with the child’s parents.
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday: 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. or any me at the Rectory
upon an appointment with a priest.
Rectory
St. Peter’s School
973-751-2002
973-759-3143
Fax: 973-751-6201
(offices open at 9 a.m.)
Novena
Miraculous Medal Novena - Mondays
a er 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. Masses.
Teaching the Good News
St. Peter Elementary School - Pre K through 8
h p://www.stpeter-school.org
Religious Education
Kindergarten through Eighth grades
Contact: Lisa Melillo - 973-751-4290
Coordinadora de Clases de Religión en Español
(Confirmación de Adultos) Elena Ayala: 973-207-3623
Religious Educa on
973-751-4290
www.spbnj.org
Cemetery
Social Service Hotline
973-751-2002 (Catholic Community Services)
973-266-7991
1-800-227-7413
24th Sunday in Ordinary Time † September 11, 2016
“Father, I have sinned against heaven and against you. “ Luke 15:18
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
A Word from the Pastor ...
Hard to believe it is fifteen years today since the most terrible terrorist attack on our own soil took place, on
September 11, 2001. Not only was that a crime that took the life of almost 4,000 people and left many families wounded forever, but it was also an attack on this nation’s Judeo-Christian culture, as it has been lived
since the nation’s founding.
I am always impressed by the writings of St. Ignatius of Antioch. On his way to Rome to receive the crown of
martyrdom in the year 108, the Syrian bishop wrote seven letters to different churches, expressing his eagerness for martyrdom and to “be ground by the teeth of the lions so that I may become Christ’s pure bread.” He
even begged the Christian communities not to show him any misplaced kindness and seek to spare on the day
of his martyrdom! No wonder he is considered one of the towering figures of the early Church.
Yet, in spite of his little concern for his own survival, St. Ignatius was very concerned about the Church’s
ability to exercise her ministry freely. In his letters, he begged the Christian communities to pray for religious
freedom. Through the invocation of the “Separation of Church and State” axiom, this freedom is under attack
in this country more than ever since the Nation’s founding. Yet, as the well-known evangelist Billy Graham
states, “The framers of our Constitution meant we were to have freedom of religion, not freedom from religion.”
As society becomes more diverse, some maintain that one’s freedom should be limited to the private sphere
and when one practices one’s faith in the “sanctuary.” Pope Francis lambasted this notion a year ago when he
said, "Religious freedom is not only that of private thought or worship. It is the liberty to live, both privately
and publicly, according to the ethical principles resulting from found truth."
Aware of the secularist threat to life, the preservation of marriage as we have known it for centuries, and freedom of religion, the U.S. bishops have designated the two month period from Friday September 9th to Friday
November 11, 2016 as a National Call to Prayer for Life, Marriage and Religious Liberty. This event, observed annually since 2013, is an opportunity to recognize the challenges that now face our nation and the
urgent need for wise, moral, civic leadership to address them.
A significant act during the Call to Prayer in prior years has been the invitation to fast on Fridays. In addition, the bishops are encouraging all to pray one Our Father, Hail Mary and a Glory Be for the week's intention and for our civic leaders and the upcoming elections. More on that can be found at: www.usccb.org/
issues-and-action/take-action-now/call-to-prayer/index.cfm.
If Religious Liberty is important to not only you, but also and more importantly to your children and grandchildren, and you wish to explore this issue, please come to a meeting of similarly interested individuals here
at our parish. At this meeting, to be held on Monday September 26 at 7:30PM, we will learn about the ever
increasing loss of respect for religiously-motivated public discourse and action in contemporary society. We
will hear about the extent of the assault on Religious Liberty in schools at all levels, by government at all levels, and in our country’s military. The Belleville Knights of Columbus Council 835 has graciously offered to
host us at the Knights Hall, located on Bridge Street (right behind the Parish Parking Lot). For those with
young children, baby sitting services will be provided. Please make the time to join us at this important
event, and pray that we may grow in our resolve as “One Nation, Under God,” especially in the aftermath of
the 9/11 tragedy.
A blessed Sunday to all,
Fr. Ivan Sciberras
pastor@spbnj.org
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23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
September 4, 2016
Sunday Regular Collec on: $4,733.90
Church in Central and Eastern Europe: $1,712.00
$6,100 are needed weekly to meet our opera ng budget.
(Any capital expense that arises not included). Please
consider increasing your weekly offering, and to
contribute regularly during the summer months. Thank
You for your generosity.
On Sunday, September 18th
Belleville Knights of Columbus & The Columbian Ins tute
Host their Annual Family Picnic
1 to 5 PM the on their grounds at 98 Bridge Street
directly adjacent to the rear school parking lot
DonaƟon is:
$25 per family of four and $12 per individual.
Any proceeds to benefit the Council 835 Youth Fund.
9/11 DAY OF PRAYER AND REMEMBRANCE
SAVE THE DATE
This Sunday marks the 15th Anniversary of the September 11 terrorist a acks on our country. A Service of Prayer and Remembrance is again being organized by the
Township of Belleville at the 9/11 Memorial on Franklin
Avenue and Chestnut Street. We invite you to join our
pastor as he leads the gathering in prayer, beginning at
11AM.
CHILDREN’S HOLY HOUR
Monday, September 12
In the Church at 7:30pm.
“Let the children come to me and do
not hinder them; for to such belong
the Kingdom of Heaven.”
(MaƩhew 19:14)
Come join us for a discussion on:
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY IN THE U.S.
On Monday September 26th at 7:30PM
Knights of Columbus Hall
94 Bridge St, Belleville, NJ 07109
A group of informed Catholics will address us about the threats
to our Religious Liberty taking place in our country, and ways to
defend this cherished right. See Pastor’s column for more informaƟon.
SAINT PETER’S CONFRATERNITY BAKE SALE
Saturday September 17th
a er 5:30pm Mass
Sunday September 18th
a er all Masses.
"My God, I believe, I adore, and I love You! I beg pardon
of You for those who do not believe, do not adore, do not
hope and do not love You! “
MASS READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
1 Cor 11:17-26, 33; Ps 40:7-10, 17; Lk 7:1-10
Tuesday:
1 Cor 12:12-14, 27-31a; Ps 100:1-5; Lk 7:11-17
Wednesday: Nm 21:4b-9; Ps 78:1bc-2, 34-38;
Phil 2:6-11; Jn 3:13-17
Thursday:
1 Cor 15:1-11; Ps 118:1b-2, 16ab-17, 28;
Jn 19:25-27 or Lk 7:36-50
Friday:
1 Cor 15:12-20; Ps 17:1bcd, 6-8b, 15; Lk 8:1-3
Saturday:
1 Cor 15:35-37, 42-49; Ps 56:10c-14; Lk 8:4-15
Sunday:
Am 8:4-7; Ps 113:1-2, 4-8; 1 Tm 2:1-8;
Lk 16:1-13 [10-13]
ROSARIAN COMMUNION BREAKFAST
The Saint Peter’s Confraternity will be hos ng their Annual Communion Breakfast on Sunday, October 2, 2016 beginning with
8:30am Mass, followed by a delicious breakfast at Chandelier
Restaurant on 340 Franklin Avenue in Belleville at 9:30am. Our
Guest Speaker this year will be Father Augus ne Curley, OSB. It
is open to all parishioners and friends. Please join us on this joyous occasion to honor our Blessed Mother. There is a cost of
$23.00. Tickets must be purchased in advance and are available
by contac ng Anne e DeLorenzo at 973-450-0778 or the Parish
Rectory at 973-751-2002.
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THE WEEK AHEAD
A clean heart create for me, O God, and a steadfast spirit renew within me.— Psalm 51:12
Monday, September 12th
St. Peter’s School, All Grades, Welcome Back
6:00pm-9:00pm Basketball Prac ce, Auditorium
7:30pm
Children’s Holy Hour, Church
8:00pm Clases de Formación en La Fe Católica,
Casa de Retiros
Tuesday, September 13th
Neo Catechumenal Way 2nd Community
Word Celebra on, School Annex
7:30pm
Wednesday, September 14th
6:00pm-9:00pm Basketball Prac ce, School Gym
6:30pm
Al-Anon Family Support Group,
Church Basement
7:30pm
Neo Catechumenal Way 1st Community
Word Celebra on, School Annex
7:30pm-8:30pm Bible Class, Retreat House
8:00pm
Vietnamese Prayer Group, Chapel
6:30pm-8:30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
8:00pm
Thursday, September 15th
Post Confirma on Group, Cafeteria
Spanish Legion of Mary Mass, Rectory
Youth Group, Jovenes Creyentes,
Church Basement
John XXIII, Team Mee ng, Retreat House
Friday, September 16th
WEEKEND RETREAT, MATRIMONIOS, RETREAT HOUSE
6:00pm-9:00pm Basketball Prac ce, School Gym
Saturday, September 17th
WEEKEND RETREAT, MATRIMONIOS, RETREAT HOUSE
ROSARIAN BAKE SALE AFTER 5:30PM MASS
7:00pm
Reunion Matrimonial, Cafeteria
7:30pm
Neo Catechumenal Way Mass, School Annex
Sunday, September 18th
WEEKEND RETREAT, MATRIMONIOS, RETREAT HOUSE
ROSARIAN BAKE SALE AFTER ALL MASSES
CATECHETICAL SUNDAY
8:30am
Catechists Commissioning, Church
8:30am-9:30am CCD Family Mass, Church
9:30am-10:45am CCD Class, School
YOU ARE INVITED TO SHARE
THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST WITH US
On Wednesdays from 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the Retreat House (the Old Convent) you are invited to meet
with us to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ. For more
informa on please call Deacon Guillermo Valladares
(973-667-1323) or Ruben Perez (484-619-4520).
Saturday, September 10th BVM
8:00am: Manuel G. Santos Rq. Alfie Vintayen
5:30pm: Michael F. Cowley Rq. Cowley Family
Sunday, September 11th 24th Sunday In Ordinary Time
7:00am: Fr. Mark O’Connell Rq. Feliciano Family
8:30am: Sigifredo Yepez
Rq. Sauchelli Family
10:00am: Francesco Perri
Rq. Wife, Teresina
11:30am: Cel c Bird
Rq. Janis Laird
1:00pm: Dante Gabriel Pastrana Rq. Rosario Pastrana
Monday, September 12th
The Most Holy Name of Mary
9:00am: Phyllis Adessa
Rq. Deacon Julio & Maximina Roig
7:00pm: Geraldine Montalbano Rq. Montalbano Family
Tuesday, September 13th
St. John Chrysostom
9:00am: Inez Butler
Rq. Frank Uzzolina
Wednesday, September 14th The Exalta on of the Cross
9:00am: Fulvio Negrin
Rq. Family
7:00pm: In Honor of the Holy Cross Rq. Marcela Davila
Thursday, September 15th Our Lady of Sorrows
9:00am: Sister Jean Meyer, O.P. (Good Health) Rq. Connie Canosa
Friday, September 16th Sts. Cornelius & Cyprian
9:00am: Rosita Reyes, sick family members, esp. Thoddeus
Rq. Ofelia Elamparo
7:00pm: for the inten ons of Colin McNiff Rq. Karen McNIff
Saturday, September 17th St. Roberto Bellarmin/ BVM
8:00am: Rosendo Tavarez
Rq. Silva Tavarez, Daughter & Family
5:30pm: L. Catherine Cowley Rq. Cowley Family
Sunday, September 18th 25th Sunday In Ordinary Time
7:00am: People of the Parish
8:30am: Rosa Lidia Cruz
Rq. Mr. & Mrs. Francisco Roig
10:00am: James & Regina Rooney
Rq. James F. Begans
11:30am: Madeline & Anthony DeGeorge Rq. Children
1:00pm: Jose & Hortensia Soto
Rq. Primo-Soto Family
PRAY FOR THE FAITHFUL DEPARTED
We kindly request your prayers for the repose of Reverend Floyd
J. Rotunno & Marion Cos gan. May the souls of all the faithfully departed through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen.
Please pray for the sick: Rudy Acuña, Lorraine Ahrens, Maria Jose Alfonso,
Mario Ancilleri, Eileen Annicchiarico, Anthony Barbara, Thomas Barros, John
Bordonaro, Dolores Bowie, Frank Bradley, Phyliss Bocchino, Jamie Canal,
Be y Cowley, Imelda Carin, Ana Challenger, Ronald Cozzarelli, Janet Cubellis,
Kathleen & Joe Currie, Awilda Diaz, Evelyn Di Chiara, Noah & Jacob Ferreira,
Kim Gardner, Gordon Gladden, Jeane e Gu errez, Delaine Kurbyla, Felipe
LaRiba, Fran Lombard, Riley Hayes-Lopez, Gilma Madera, Andreyann Masula,
Edward Matera, Alice McCants, Marie McConnon, Colin McNiff, Barbara
Mende, Victoria Otero, Casey Paradine, Carmella Parilla, Augus ne Park, Orlando Perry, Carmen Ravancho, Bryan Reedy, Oscar Reyes, Robert & Rosemarie Richlan, Jean Rolli, Geza Roman, Antonio Rosa, John Sabbak, Rosemarie
Sperduto, Ana Salazar, Sal Sorice, Margaret Steinhauser, Ethel Thomas, Juan
Toscano, Eileen Tully, Jennie Welenossky and all people wishing to remain
nameless.
Pope Francis at Wednesday Audience:
Mercy drives us to transform the world and history
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Mercy saves, and its missionary impulse transforms the world and history, affirmed the Holy Father during the catechesis of today’s general audience, held in St. Peter’s Square and attended by over 25,000 people. The Pope commented on the reading from
the Gospel of St. Matthew, which narrates the episode in which the imprisoned John the Baptist sends the disciples to Jesus to ask,
“Are you the one who is to come, or shall we look for another?”, recalling that the Precursor anxiously awaited the coming of the
Messiah and in his preaching he had described him colorfully, “like a judge who would have finally established the Kingdom of
God and purified His people, rewarding the righteous and punishing the wicked.” However, “Jesus began His public ministry in a
very different style, and John wanted to know if He was truly the Messiah, or if he should await another.”
Francis continued, “At first Jesus’ answer did not correspond to the Baptist’s expectations. Indeed, Jesus said, ‘Go and tell John
what you hear and see: the blind receive their sight and the lame walk, lepers are cleansed and the deaf hear, and the dead are raised
up, and the poor have good news preached to them. And blessed is the one who is not offended by me’. … He answers that he is
the concrete instrument of the mercy of the Father, Who reaches out to all bringing consolation and salvation, and in this way expresses God’s judgment.”
The message to the Church from this episode in the life of Christ is very clear. God did not send His Son into the world to punish
sinners, nor to annihilate the wicked. Instead he offers them the invitation to convert so that, seeing the signs of divine goodness,
they are able to find the path back to Him. “The justice that the Baptist places at the center of his preaching is expressed in Jesus
primarily as mercy. And the Precursor’s doubts pre-empt the disquiet that Jesus subsequently elicits by His actions and His words.
… Scandal means ‘obstacle’. Jesus therefore warns of a particular danger: if his works of mercy are the main obstacle to believing,
this means that there is a false image of the Messiah. Blessed instead are those who, before Christ’s gestures and words, render
glory to the Father in heaven.”
“Jesus’ warning remains relevant,” the Pope emphasized. “Today too humanity
constructs images of God that prevent us from appreciating His real presence.
Some offer a ‘do-it-yourself’ faith that reduces God to the limited spaces of our
own desires and convictions. But this faith is not conversion to the Lord that is
revealed; on the contrary, it prevents us from challenging our life and our conscience. Others reduce God to a false idol, using His holy name to justify the pursuit of interests or even hatred and violence. For others, God is merely a psychological refuge for seeking reassurance in difficult moments, a faith wrapped up in
itself and impermeable to the merciful love of Jesus that drives us towards our
brothers. Others consider Christ simply as a good teacher of ethics, one among
many in history. Finally, there are those who suffocate faith in a purely intimate
relationship with Jesus, annulling its missionary drive that is able to transform the
world and history. The Christian believes in the God of Jesus Christ, and his wish
is that of growing in the living experience of His mystery of love.”
The Bishop of Rome concluded his catechesis by urging those present not to place
any obstacle to the Father’s merciful action, and asking for “the gift of great faith
so as to become signs and instruments of mercy.”
TWITTER @PONTIFEX
Marcilio Andrino, along with his wife Fernanda and
two children, returns to his seat after bringing up
the offertory gifts at the Mass of Canonization for
St. Theresa of Kolkata last Sunday.
The healing of the Brazilian mechanical engineer
was deemed to be miraculous and attributed to the
intercession of the Albanian nun. According to
the official account, Andrino was in a coma and
dying on December 9, 2008 from a viral brain infection that had resulted in multiple abscesses
and an accumulation of fluid around the brain.
A brain scan the following day, after he and Fernanda prayed through the intercession of Mother
Theresa and a relic was placed against his head,
showed that he was completely healed.
09/07/2016
God is always moved to compassion whenever we repent.
PRAYER INTENTIONS OF THE HOLY FATHER
Universal:
Centrality of the Human Person
That each may contribute to the common good and to the building of a society
that places the human person at the center.
Evangelization:
Mission to Evangelize
That by participating in the Sacraments and meditating on Scripture, Christians may become more aware of their mission to evangelize.
ST. PETER’S SCHOOL
Welcome Back! Those words echoed throughout the hallways
of St. Peter’s School this week. September is a month always
characterized by “great expecta ons” on the part of the enre school community including students, teachers and parents. In a short me, the children will transi on from the lazy,
hazy days of summer to the new school year. Opening day
ji ers will quickly disappear as old friends are reunited and
new friendships are begun.
At St. Peter’s School we are truly blessed to welcome all our
children to this community of faith. It is a privilege to encounter the Living Christ; it is an awesome responsibility to provide a faith-filled educa on to the students, as we con nue
the teaching mission of Jesus, The Master Teacher.
“The educa on of children and young people is such an important task in forming them as free and responsible human
beings. It affirms their dignity as an inalienable gi that flows
from our original crea on as children made in the image and
likeness of God. And because educa on truly forms human
beings, it is especially the duty and responsibility of the
Church, who is called to serve mankind from the heart of God
and in such a way that no other ins tu on can.” Pope Francis
Mount Saint Dominic Academy
3 Ryerson Avenue
Caldwell NJ 07006
www.msdacademy.org
OPEN HOUSE for 7th and 8th grade
girls and families
September 25th at 12:00pm
October 26th at 6:30pm
Call 973-226-0660 ext. 1122 for ques ons.
THE FUTURE IS HERS!
Mother Seton Regional HS
One Valley Rd., Clark, NJ 07066
www.motherseton.org
OPEN HOUSE: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2016
1:00 – 3:00 P.M.
Girls Grades 5-8
Call 732-382-1952 for more informa on
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Newark Archdiocesan
Jubilee of Mercy Pilgrimage
Join the Bus traveling from Saint Peter's
Parish on Sunday October 22nd to Basilica of the Na onal Shrine of the Immaculate Concep on
in Washington, DC. The cost will be $40.00 for adults and
$30.00 for children under 16 year’s old.
OCTOBER 14-15-16, 2016 WOMEN’S RETREAT
sponsored by St. Peter Rosarians
SAN ALFONSO RETREAT HOUSE
755 OCEAN AVE. LONG BRANCH, NJ
Cost: $200.00
$50.00 Deposit must be submi ed by
September 10,2016 (Non-refundable)
For informa on please call Be y Came on
at 973-751-3146.
Come Meet Your
Police Department at the
1st Annual Police
Community Outreach Day
Food – Fun – Community Info
Saturday, October 29, 2016
12pm - 3pm
Ac vi es For the Whole Family, held at
St. Peter’s Parking lot
(or school, in case of inclement weather).
See Fr. Ivan for more informa on.
SECCIÓN HISPANA
EL MINISTERIO DE JOVENES CREYENTES
DEL SENOR DE LA MISERICORDIA
IGLESIA DE ST. PETER
INVITA
RETIRO DE JOVENES
de 14 a 17 Años
Hombres y Mujeres
Fecha: 28,29, 30 De Octubre 2016
Lugar: Casa de Retiros Juan XXIII
149 William Street Belleville, NJ
Costo: $60.00
Para Mas Información:
Nancy Portillo: 201-898-7354
Fr. Wojciech Jaskowiak: 973-751-2003
Rectoría: 973-751-2002
REGISTRACION PARA
CLASES DE CATECISMO 2016-2017
Por favor contacten la Oficina del Catecismo al 973-751-4290 en la Rectoría para
registrar sus hijos para las Clases de Catecismo. Si necesitan ayuda en español, contacten a la Señora Elena Ayala al 973-207-3623.
Vestimenta apropiada para la Misa
Antes de salir de casa, pregúntese: ¿mi atuendo da gloria y honor a Dios? ¿Estoy vestido(a)
adecuadamente para participar
en la anticipación de la gloria del
cielo?
HORA SANTA PARA NIÑOS
Lunes, 12 de Septiembre
7:30pm en la Iglesia.
Tú dijiste: “Dejad que los niños vengan a Mí”,
y aquí estoy
¡Dios mío, yo creo, adoro, espero y te amo!
¡Te pido perdón por los que no creen, no
adoran, no esperan, no te aman!
SEPARA LA FECHA Y ÚNANSE A LA
Peregrinación del Jubileo del Año de la Misericordia
Arquidiócesis de Newark
Únanse al autobús que saldrá de la Parroquia
de Saint Peter el Sábado 22 de Octubre hacia
la Basílica del Santuario Nacional de la Inmaculada Concepción en Washington, DC. El
costo es de $40.00 para los adultos y $30.00
para los jóvenes hasta 16 años.
VISITAS DE HOGARES EN LA PARROQUIA
La Parroquia de San Pedro tiene un grupo de hermanos de Juan XXIII que tienen el ministerio de visita de hogares.
Están disponibles para visitarlos, si necesitan hacer rosario en su hogar leer los
Evangelios o si hay algún enfermo en la casa. También, si
necesitan, pueden llevar la Sagrada Eucaristía a los enfermos. Pueden llamar a Mirna Guerra (tel.862-600-5016) o
Piedad Urgiles (tel. 862-201-1393).
Si usted ene un familiar o amigo que
beben demasiado alcohol, el Grupo de
Familia Al-Anon podría ayudarle. No es
profesional, no hay honorarios y es anónimo. Los esperamos con un café en el sótano de la Iglesia St. Peter, todos
los Miércoles a las 6:30 de la tarde. Para más información
puede llamar al 973-268-1260.
LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA
Lunes: 1 Cor 11:17-26, 33; Sal 40 (39):7-10, 17; Lc 7:1-10
Martes: 1 Cor 12:12-14, 27-31a; Sal 100 (99):1-5; Lc 7:11-17
Miércoles: Nm 21:4b-9; Sal 78 (77):1bc-2, 34-38; Fil 2:6-11;
Jn 3:13-17
Jueves: 1 Cor 15:1-11; Sal 118 (117):1b-2, 16ab-17, 28;
Jn 19:25-27 o Lc 7:36-50
Viernes: 1 Cor 15:12-20; Sal 17 (16):1bcd, 6-8b, 15; Lc 8:1-3
Sábado: 1 Cor 15:35-37, 42-49; Sal 56 (55):10c-14; Lc 8:4-15
Domingo: Am 8:4-7; Sal 113 (112):1-2, 4-8; 1 Tim 2:1-8;
Lc 16:1-13 [10-13]