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FLOWER DONATIONS Antoinette Damiano Antoinette Damiano MASS INTENTIONS JUNE 6 – JUNE 14, 2015 THURSDAY, JUNE 11 SATURDAY, JUNE 6 11:30 +Margaret Patterson VIGIL OF THE SOLEMNITY OF +Fr. Richard Biasiotto, O.F.M. THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST +Marie Durigan 5:30 PM +Josephine Szczomak +Emily Naumann +Harold Pallozzi +John M. Sullivan FRIDAY, JUNE 12 +Sr. Bonaventure SOLEMNITY OF THE MOST SACRED SUNDAY, JUNE 7 HEART OF JESUS THE SOLEMNITY OF THE MOST HOLY BODY 11:30 +Anthony Merlo AND BLOOD OF CHRIST +Catherine McNerney 7:30 +Kay & Charles Tedeschi +Gloria Nicola +Gasper Pellegrini +Constance Pellegrini +Lucille Walsh +Pierino Stillo SATURDAY, JUNE 13 9:30 +Leo Cullen FEAST OF ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA +Caroline Trawinski 11:30 +Myrtle Evans +Mary Pricken +John Bleeker +Gloria Nash +Tonino Finamore 11:30 For the Parishioners +Mary Forgione 5:30PM +Bolivar Gonzalez VIGIL OF THE ELEVENTH SUNDAY IN MONDAY, JUNE 8 ORDINARY TIME 11:30 Franciscan Mass League 5:30 PM +Joseph Trawinski +Albert Antonucci TUESDAY, JUNE 9 +Giovanna & Frank DeRosa +James Mallaney 11:30 +Gasper Pellegrino +Bernard Melone +Vincent Bustard +Maribelle & Francis Tomedy +Anthony Tudda, Jr. SUNDAY, JUNE 14 7PM +Myrtle Evans THE ELEVENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME +James Egan 7:30 +Kay & Charles Tedeschi +Beatrice Brophy +Gasper Pellegrino +Frank “Ace” & Rose Molinaro +Pierino Stillo 9:30 +Leo Cullen WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10 +Gloria Nash 11:30 +Vincent Bustard +Caroline Trawinski +Anthony Tudda, Jr. +Mary Pricken +Guarino & Zampella Families 11:30 For the Parishioners +Arthur Guarino 5:30PM +Bolivar Gonzalez FLOWER DONATIONS EUCHARISTIC GIFTS of If you are interested in making a donation of a Bread & Wine are offered this floral arrangement for the Church in memory of a week in Memory of/ Los dones loved one, please call the Parish Office. We will Eucarísticos se ofrecerán discuss with you what would be a suitable occasion en memori de and then we will make the arrangements. We will Antoinette Damiano also put a notice in the bulletin acknowledging your donation if you would like. SANCTUARY LAMP will burn this week in Memory of / La Vela del Santuario permanecerá encendida en memoria de Antoinette Damiano COLLECTION May 31………..$3,241.00 Mary Fernandi +1934 Mary was born in Paterson and resided there all her life. Thank you for your continued support. She passed away on May 24th and is survived by many beloved cousins. SECOND COLLECTION this weekend, June 6/7th is for Robert F. Anderson, Jr. +1941 Paterson/South & Latin American Robert was born in Paterson and resided in Rutherford. Missions & Catholic Relief Services. He was a retired police officer from the Rutherford Police Today, we will take up the Collection for the Church in Department, a member of the Rutherford PBA Local #3 Latin America. Your gifts to the collection will fund and the PBA Retirees Local #5. He is survived by his catechesis, marriage and family life programs, and wife, five children, four grandchildren and two great- seminarian education in Latin America and the grandchildren. Caribbean. The support you give today will provide MAY THEY REST PEACEFULLY IN THE LORD! opportunities for years to come. Also, the Catholic Relief Services Collection serves Jesus in the victims of human trafficking, in those who suffer from unjust laws, and in those who need pastoral care and humanitarian Oremos por los enfermos, assistance across the globe. Please support the Church especialmente in Latin America and the Catholic Relief Services and be generous in today’s collection. Teresa Apolei, Robert Barone, Laurie Barone, Ray Beesley, Michele Bender, Jean Berdan, Alicia Bether, Sr. Anne Elizabeth Bolte, Donna Brauchle, SECOND COLLECTION Tom Brown, Garret Buys, Phillipe Carino, Debbie Caruso, next weekend is the Nepalese people. Anthony Cinderella, Maria Colatarci, Jean Colletti, Catholic Relief Services is seeking desperately needed Vincent Colucci, Donna Colucci, emergency relief for the Nepalese people who have had Josephine Constantinople, Genevieve DeChellis, two serious earthquakes. Families in remote villages Susanna DeNude, Richard DiMauro, Susie & Frank DeVito, Mario Di Pasquale, Steven Domalewski, Cesarina Earl, were hit especially hard. CRS has committed at least Eileen Egan, Modesto Espejo, Wendy Estrada, $10 million to our Nepal response, with plans to reach Carmen Farina, Vincent William Gaffney, Giovanna Gatti, 75,000 people in the next few weeks with shelter kits, Joseph Gilmore, Adele Ginnotti, Antonio Giudice, blankets, water treatment and hygiene kits and other Salvatore Giudice, Ray Gulbin, Steve Hermann, supplies. Please be as generous as you can. Maryann Hughes, Jay Intili, Ray LaConte, Alke M. Laffey, Irene Lester, Mary MacDonald, Brian Mackiewicz, Mario Manganiello, Caden Many, Ed Marrone, Sandra Mas, Patricia McGovern, Kenneth McGraw, Rosemary McGraw, Mario Menjincello,Stan Michunovich, Diane Murphy, Week #13 of the 13 Tuesdays in Gemma Nacleria, Eileen Primavera, Luisa Rendenna, Honor of St. Anthony of Padua Eliane Rocca, John Ruff, Gloria Russo, Shirley G. Salavarria, Debbie Sherwood, Jean Smith, Annette Streicher, continues at the Philip Treanor, Joan Trecartin, John Trommelen, 11:30 A.M. and 7:00 P.M. Masses. Patricia Tucher, Barbara Urgovitch, Jayne Vandorsten, Mandy Vittorio, Helen Young, Carmella Zappala, ~~~~~~~~~~ Philip Zipoy, Linda Zliceski and Anthony & Robert Scripture Readings for This Week The Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi) Sunday Ex 24:3-8; Heb 9:11-15; Mk 14:12-16, 22-26 Monday 2 Cor 1:1-7; Mt 5:1-12 Tuesday 2 Cor 1:18-22; Mt 5:13-16 Wednesday 2 Cor 3:4-11; Mt 5:17-19 Thursday Acts 11:21b-26, 13:1-3; Mt 5:20-26 Friday Hos 11:1, 3-4, 8c-9; Eph 3:8-12, 14-19; BULLETIN DEADLINES Jn 19:31-37 Articles for the June 14TH Bulletin Saturday 2 Cor 5:14-21; Mt 5:33-37 or, for the should be in the Parish Office memorial of theImmaculate Heart, Is no later than Monday, June 8TH. 61:9-11; Lk 2:41-51 SPIRITUAL ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Seniors of the parish and your friends are invited to an afternoon of Spiritual Enrichment Monday, June 8, 2015 “Coffee &…” 1 – 3 PM Sunday, June 7th in the Friary Conference Room in the Church Hall after all Sunday Masses. The topic for this month is “How to clean different items in your home.” The afternoon will end in prayer, socializing and light This will be our last “Coffee &….” refreshments in the Friary Conference Room. Come join until October. us! Please call the Parish Office if you need a ride. Coffee &…. is comprised of individuals who place cakes and rolls out the first Sunday of each month after each Mass. At this time, we are in need of volunteers. If you are able to help at one of the Sunday Masses we would greatly CHOIR REHEARSAL appreciate it. If you are interested please call the Thursday, June 11 Parish Office at 973.279.1016. from 7 to 9 PM in the church. ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ANNUAL CORPUS CHRISTI FEAST OF ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA FOOD COLLECTION FOR THE POOR SATURDAY, JUNE 13 Feast of Corpus Christi Saturday/Sunday, June 6-7, 2015. Please join us for the celebration of the Feast of The Diocesan-wide Corpus Christi Food Collection the Wonder Worker of Padua, St. Anthony at the sponsored by Catholic Charities and authorized by 11:30 AM Mass followed by the blessing and Bishop Serratelli will be taken today. Food collected will distribution of Saint Anthony Bread and the Blessed be used to help the poor at Catholic Charities food Lilies. pantries and in parish pantries as well. The entire Diocese of Paterson will join together in this effort. ~~~~~~~~~~ Remember: GRIEVING & BEREAVEMENT St. Bonaventure has been asked to provide If you are interested in meeting with others who TOOTHPASTE AND PANCAKE MIX have lost a loved one, please come to our meeting (JUST ADD WATER) AND SYRUP! th Kindly bring your food donations with you at on Monday, June 15 Mass next weekend and deposit them in the back at 7 PM in the Friary Conference Room. of the Chruch. All are welcome. Cash donations will also be accepted. ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ SECULAR FRANCISCANS ST. JOHN VIANNEY/ST. ELIZABETH ANGELS FOR ANGOLA 2015 FRATERNITY Supporting the Angolan Mission medical relief will meet on Friday, June 19th at 7 PM in the fundraiser of the Missionary Sisters of the Church Hall. If you would like to know more about Immaculate Conception. the Secular Franciscans please come. All are welcome. th Sunday, June 7 - 2 to 3 PM Our Lady of the Holy Angel’s Parish Hall ~~~~~~~~~~ 465 Main St., Little Falls MASS WITH ANOINTING OF THE SICK Admission ticket: $15, kids free HAS BEEN CHANGED THIS MONTH TO Gift baskets and 50/50 raffle Light refreshments Saturday, June 20th at 11:30 AM To purchase tickets call 973.279.1484 and table for those preparing for surgery, healing after reservations are available at surgery, for the seriously ill, and the elderly, [email protected] or anyone who needs physical or psychological healing. FATHER’S DAY COLLECTION CALIFORNIA PIZZA KITCHEN FOR SEMINARIANS Bishop Arthur Serratelli has asked that we take up a The grand total of our sales at special collection on Father’s Day weekend, June California Pizza Kitchen during the month 20/21, for our seminarians. of May was $2,566. St. Bon's will be receiving a check ~~~~~~~~~~ FATHERS’ DAY NOVENA… in the amount of $513. (Nine days) beginning on Sunday, June 21st through Monday, June 29th ~~~~~~~~~~ at the 11:30 AM Mass. Cards are available in the Parish Office. LAZARUS MINISTRY The Lazarus Ministry is comprised of adults who assist as ~~~~~~~~~~ altar servers or lectors at Funeral Masses. At this time we are asking for volunteers who will be available THE CHANTEURS ARE COMING TO ST.
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