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St. Veronica Church ST. VERONICA CHURCH Rectory Office Hours: Rectory: 732-363-4200 Monday through Thursday 9:00AM-3:30PM Rectory Fax: 732-370-3891 Appointments available upon request Convent: 732-364-2361 Parish Emails: [email protected] Religious Education: 732-364-4137 [email protected] MSA Office: 732-364-4130 Weekend Masses Pastor: Rev. Peter James Alindogan Saturday: 4:00 PM Sunday: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 AM, 12 Noon Parochial Vicar: Rev. John Chang Sat. 4PM and Sun.10:30AM are Live Stream Masses Weekend Assistant: Rev. Bill O’Brien Daily: Monday-Friday: 12 Noon Holy Days: As Announced in the bulletin Deacons: Charles R. Daye, Jr. John Franey Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday: 2-3:30PM Gino (Louis) Esposito Sacrament of Baptism: Every 2nd & 4th Sunday Business Manager: Anointing of the Sick: Parishioners facing surgery or Linda Dickinson-Pancila struggling with illness may request the Sacrament by Lay Trustees: Claire McCarthy calling the parish office. Edward Hamill Miraculous Medal Novena Monday 8PM Religious Education & Youth Ministry Coordinator: Sr. Ann Norton, C.R., DRE Religious Ed Support Staff: Tuesday Overton Elia Landino Pastoral Associate: Sr. Cecilia Berdar Director of Music: Marietta Racancoj Pastoral and Support Staff: Cheryl Wegner Mother Seton Academy Principal: Dr. Karen Juliano MSA Support Staff: Stephanie Guida Parish Census: Every family in the parish should be properly registered. You may do so at the rectory office during regular office hours. August 1, 2021 Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 4215 Route 9 North - Howell, New Jersey 07731 www.stveronica.com Mass Intentions for this Week Mass Readings for this Week August 1, 2021 SUNDAY (August 1st) Readings for the Week of August 1, 2021 7:30 For the People of the Parish 9:00 Paul Hein………………………………...……....Janine Loquet Monday: Nm 11:4b-15; Ps 81:12-13, 14-15, 16-17; Michael J. Connolly...............................................Family Mt 14:13-21 10:30 Blanca Valencia..........Julio & Karen Valencia & Family Tuesday: Nm 12:1-13; Ps 51:3-4, 5-6ab, 6cd-7, 12-13; Manuel Viray..........................................................Family Mt 14:22-36 or Mt 15:1-2, 10-14 12:00 Richard O’Brien …………………………..…...Salmon Family Wednesday: Nm 13:1-2, 25 — 14:1, 26-29a, 34-35; Ps 106:6-7ab, 13-14, 21-22, 23; Mt 15:21-28 Carol Jenssen........................................................Family Thursday: Nm 20:1-13; Ps 95:1-2, 6-7, 8-9; Mt 16:13-23 Friday: Dn 7:9-10, 13-14; Ps 97:1-2, 5-6, 9; 2 Pt 1:16-19; MONDAY (August 2nd) Mk 9:2-10 12:00 Int. of Mary Maurizio……………………..Lagdameo Family Saturday: Dt 6:4-13; Ps 18:2-3a, 3bc-4, 47, 51; Mt 17:14-20 TUESDAY (August 3rd) Sunday: 1 Kgs 19:4-8; Ps 34:2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9; 12:00 Paul Rubino…………………...………………Zampardi Family Eph 4:30 — 5:2; Jn 6:41-51 WEDNESDAY (August 4th) St. John Vianney 12:00 Philip Montfort………………………..……………………Family Please pray for the sick, the homebound and those who have requested us to remember them in prayer… THURSDAY (August 5th) 12:00 Barbara Cavallo…………..…Fran & Bill Hackett &Family FRIDAY (August 6th) Transfiguration of the Lord 12:00 Osvaldo Perez & Isabelle Perez………………………Family Int. of Fr. PJ Alindogan……….............Lagdameo Family SATURDAY (August 7th) 8:00AM Rose Fonte…………...….Georganne & John Brennan 4:00PM Paul Hein…………………………......…...Margaret Howell SUNDAY (August 8th) 7:30 For the People of the Parish Albano Rodrigues..................................................Family 9:00 Margaret Swazzo…………………..…..The Binckes Family 10:30 Elizabeth Laurinaitis ……….…...The Raulinavich Family 12:00 Robert Mutone ………………….........The Wozniak Family Ella Floyd.................................Veronica, Rich and Faith Please note: Prays for the sick, the homebound and those who have requested us to remember them in prayer will be acknowledged in the Mass Book bulletin for 8 weeks. If anyone would like to add Please visit the parish office to request a Mass someone to the list, please contact the rectory. Intention. The suggested donation is $10.00. There are still Masses available in the 2021 Mass book. Church Sanctuary Candle If you would like to donate a Sanctuary Candle for a loved one, please contact the rectory office at 732-363-4200. Candles will be in memory of or intentions of for the named individual for one week.. Church Candle: $15.00 Sanctuary Candle– Week of August 1, 2021 The People Spiritual Life, Worship & Music Banns of Marriage Kenneth Post & Taylor Pojero 10/2/21 Vincent Puglisi & Marissa Morris 10/16/21 Christopher Serge & Emily De Carlo 10/30/21 Eucharistic Adoration O Come Let Us Adore Him! “In order to convert America and save the world what we need is for every parish to come before Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament in Holy Hours of prayer.” St Teresa of Calcutta The church is open for private prayer and to adore Jesus in the tabernacle (no monstrance) Monday through Friday at 10:45AM. After the 12 noon mass is celebrated, the Monstrance with the Blessed Sacrament will be exposed for Eucharistic Adoration. At 3PM, the chaplet of divine mercy and rosary are recited orally as a group followed by silent prayer ending at 4PM. Please email Debbie [email protected] Miraculous Medal Novena Prayer or leave a message at 732-367-7750 Mondays 8:00 PM in the church. -Bulletin Ads- Please join us on to pray the rosary. Please sent all bulletin ad requests to [email protected] All are welcome! Registration for Religious Education Classes has begun! Open Registration will end on September 9, 2021 Office Hours: The RE office will be open beginning August 2, Monday thru Thursday 10am-4:30pm Fall In person classes begin on October 4, 2021 Sr. Ann Norton, C.R., Director of Religious Education [email protected] 732-364-4137 St. Veronica’s is now subscribing to FORMED.ORG The Catholic Faith. On demand. Get thousands of movies, programs, audio, and books instantly. Something for every member of the family to help them grow closer to Christ and His Church. There are 3 easy steps for parishioners to Sign Up to access free content on FORMED: 1. Visit http://signup.formed.org/ 2. Enter our parish zip or name and select St Veronica Church 3. Enter your name and email Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Dear Friends in Christ, Peace to you and your loved ones! Here’s a story. There was once a group of tourists in Ireland. One of the women in the group was constantly complaining — the bus seats are uncomfortable, the food is terrible, it is too hot, it is too cold, the accommodations are awful. The group arrived at the site of the famous Blarney Stone. “Good luck will be followin’ ya all your days if you kiss the Blarney Stone,” the guide said. “Unfortunately, it is being cleaned today and so no one will be able to kiss it. Perhaps we can come back tomorrow.” “We can’t be here tomorrow,” the always complaining woman said. “We have some other boring tour to go on. So, I guess we can’t kiss the stone.” “Well now,” the guide said, “it is said that if you kiss someone who has kissed the stone, you’ll have the same good fortune.” “And I suppose, you’ve kissed the stone!” the woman retorted. “No, ma’am,” the frustrated guide said, “but I’ve sat on it.” In our First Reading this weekend, the Israelites complained to Moses, trying to get him to turn around and lead them back to Egypt. Complainers, as most of us know by now, seldom complain directly to the people who can take care of their complaints. They will rather complain to anyone who will listen, but not to the one they are whining about. And what they are complaining can never be their fault. Just like the chosen people in the Old Testament, Moses and Aaron were the recipients of the Complaint Department. So, what did these brothers do? They referred the problem up one level of management — to God. God must have seen the heaviness of their complaints that some of the Israelites were not able to enter the Promised Land. The load was too much for them to bear as they wandered in the desert. This is the gist — In this letter, God always provides for our needs. God gives us what we need and when we need them most. When the roof does not leak and we have food on the table, does it really make sense if we grumble about having a bigger house or a more sumptuous meal? We may not have had the best food each day, or the tastiest bread each morning, but haven’t our needs been met by our generous God? Some said that complainers are whine babies. Next time you hear people whining and complaining, ask them what kind of cheese they wanted to go with their whine. Final bottom line: prayer, not complaining, whining or grumbling, is God’s way to change things. Prayer is being humble enough to ask God what we really need, It involves asking that His will be done. Have a blessed and restful weekend. Fr. PJ The Quail and the Manna. “The LORD said to Moses: I have heard the grumbling of the Israelites. Tell them: In the evening twilight you will eat meat, and in the morning you will have your fill of bread, and then you will know that I, the LORD, am your God.” Exodus 16:11-12 Stewardship: Time, Talent & Treasure What identifies a steward? Safeguarding material and human resources and using them responsibly are one answer; so is generous giving of time, talent, and treasure.
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