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Bulletin 638 Saint James the Apostle Church Springfield NJ October 11 SAINT JAMES the APOSTLE CHURCH 45 SOUTH SPRINGFIELD AVENUE SPRINGFIELD, NEW JERSEY 07081-2301 OFFICE: 973-376-3044 FACSIMILE: 973-376-0560 The Parish is Served by Fr. John D. Gabriel Pastor [email protected] Fr. Silvano Kim Parochial Vicar [email protected] Fr. Everest Baniyet In Residence Fr. John D. Dennehy Weekend Assistant Mr. Jerome Bongiovanni Permanent Deacon [email protected] Mr. Daniel O’Neill Permanent Deacon [email protected] Mr. Arthur Bandel Permanent Deacon www.saintjamestheapostle.org A Community of Faith. Come Experience Christ With Us OCTOBER 11, 2015 TWENTY EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME MASSES FOR THE WEEK REFLECTIONS Twenty Eighth Sunday of Ordinary Time, Year B ON TODAY’S GOSPEL October 11, 2015 SATURDAY, October 10, 2015 Why does Jesus tell his disciples to "sell all" for the 5:00PM treasure of his kingdom? Treasure has a special Andrew Foscato ~ Theresa & Michael Quick connection to the heart, the place of desire and SUNDAY, October 11, 2015 longing, the place of will and focus. The thing we most 7:30AM set our heart on is our highest treasure. The Lord Joe Casternovia ~ Pat & Mary Corbett himself is the greatest treasure we can have. Giving up 9:00AM everything else to have the Lord as our treasure is not Pasquale Circelli ~ Carmelina & Anthony Reino sorrowful, but the greatest joy. Selling all that we have 10:30AM For the People of Saint James could mean many different things - letting go of 12:00PM attachments, friendships, influences, jobs, Guildo Petruzzelli ~ Family entertainments, styles of life - really anything that 7:00PM might stand in the way of our loving God first and Brian McNany ~ Carmela Fusco foremost in our lives and giving him the best we can MONDAY, October 12, 2015 with our time, resources, gifts, and service. 7:30AM John Giunta ~ Caroline Bufalo TUESDAY, October 13, 2015 MASS SCHEDULE 7:30AM Brian McNany ~ Helen Campanha SUNDAY WEDNESDAY, October 14, 2015 7:30AM ~ 9:00AM ~ 10:30AM ~ 12:00PM ~ 7:00PM 7:30AM Anticipated Mass ~ Saturday 5:00PM Michael Bowling ~ Catie Tupper THURSDAY, October 15, 2015 DAILY MASS 7:30AM Weekdays: Novena 7:10AM ~ Mass 7:30AM Brian McNany ~ Ellen John Kearns Saturdays Novena 7:40AM ~ Mass 8:00AM FRIDAY, October 16, 2015 Evening Novena ~ Monday Evenings 6:45PM 7:30AM Frances & Frank Romano ~ Family SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION SATURDAY, October 17, 2015 Saturdays at 11:00AM 8:00AM Teresa D’Errico ~ Daughter & Family RECTORY OFFICE HOURS Angelina Di Leo ~ Di Leo Family Monday - Thursday: 8:00AM ~ 4:00PM Peggy O’Neill ~ Lee & George Ebert Friday: 9:00AM ~ 4:00PM Norman Jackowski ~ Wanda & Lisa Jackowski Closed 12:00PM-1:00PM daily for lunch 5:00PM Suzie LoMacchio ~ Patty LoMacchio Closed Saturdays and Sundays SUNDAY, October 18, 2015 7:30AM For the People of Saint James STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURES 9:00AM Your continued and consistent generosity raised Pietro Martino~ Maria Bianco 10:30AM $9,721.00 Sr. Irene & Michael Salembene ~ Irene Cicalese 12:00PM $8,371.00 Weekly Collection Esposito Family ~ Patricia LoMacchio $1,350.00 Online Giving 7:00PM Gaspar Bellitti ~ Jacqueline Bellitti & Family Jesus says, it is far better to give than to receive ‘ To sign up for Online Giving go to: `tç g{xç exáà |Ç à{x cxtvx Éy V{Ü|áà www.saintjamestheapostle.org PAGE 2 SAINT JAMES THE APOSTLE CHURCH BULLETIN 638 :: OCTOBER 11, 2015 LETTER FROM THE PASTOR Dear Parish Family, Now that the whirlwind visit of Pope Francis to the United States is over, we can begin to look back and un- pack the importance of his message, the response of our culture, and the graces we have all received during those wonderful days of grace. Some of you had opportunities to experience firsthand the presence of the Pope- some had “connections” that helped them secure tickets to Central Park or Madison Square Garden, some of you went to the Mass in Philadelphia, and even Sebastian Valencia (our parish seminarian) had the privilege of being within a few feet of the Pope as he walked down the middle aisle of the Basilica of the Immaculate Con- ception in Washington, D.C. All those I’ve spoken to who were present at one or another papal event had the same reaction: they waited on long lines, stood for many hours, only caught a passing glimpse of the Pope, but it was well worth it! The presence of the Holy Spirit among the people who gathered at these events was truly powerful even before the Pope arrived. This is the beauty of our faith and our common discipleship. The Pope is the sign of our visible unity as Catholics, and the days of his visit were a time when we once again felt the won- der and beauty of what it means to be a Roman Catholic in our world today. And the nation took notice! Even for those of us who only saw the Pope on television, the graces were superabundant. Those who celebrat- ed the papal visit here at St. James can attest to the spirit of joy and celebration that permeated our parish life during the weekend of his visit to Philadelphia. I wanted to say a special word of thanks to all those who partici- pated and especially those who helped to plan all of the wonderful events that took place at our Parish Family Weekend in Solidarity with Pope Francis. I would like to thank Henry Marcantonio, Ed Wade, John McDevitt and Joe Cariello from our parish choir along with Andrew Filippone and the Stardust Big Band for the concert under the stars we experienced on Saturday night. It was a beautiful evening! The music, the danc- ing, and the delicious delicacies many of you brought to share made it a special experience. I would also like to thank the twenty families who slept out overnight in cardboard boxes in the parking lot behind the school as they created a “Box Village.” Simulating the experience of many homeless families who spend nights on the street, under bridges, in cars and boxes for shelter, was a truly powerful experience for those who took part. Best of all, the families that participated raised over $3000 for Family Promise, the organization in Union County we partner with to help the homeless. I also want to thank all those who came to share in our Pot Luck Lunch on Sunday afternoon: those who brought food, Jared Veloso (one of the high school youth of our parish) who do- nated his time as our DJ, and those who provided the Bouncy House and face painting for the children who came. Also, we are grateful to those who helped put together backpacks of school supplies for children in need. And for those who came to view the Papal Mass from the World Meeting of Families in Philadelphia, I hope they enjoyed the big screen viewing of this inspiring celebration as much as I did. All told, it was a weekend that will always remain in my memory. A special word of gratitude goes to our Parish Council who planned and coordinated the entire weekend. We are most grateful for all those whose gifts and generosity make St. James the great place it continues to be. May we continue to pray for Pope Francis and the bishops of the Church who are currently meeting in Rome for the World Synod on the Family. And may we continue to reflect on the graces of our own visit with the Pope, his insights and prayers, as we give thanks that we are part of those amazing Catholic families here in Springfield and throughout the World. In His Spirit, ~ Fr. John SAINT JAMES THE APOSTLE CHURCH BULLETIN 638 :: OCTOBER 11, 2015 PAGE 3 THE PRAYER CORNER “To everything there is a season and a time for every purpose…” A TIME TO BE BORN Sofia Marra Cohen …...I have called you by name: you are mine. A TIME TO HEAL A TIME OF WAR & PEACE For all who are sick and suffering……… We pray for all defending our freedom… Bea Giacobbe, Brian Mather, Rita Dilly, Ana Harper, Luis Fonseca, Arthur Raymond, Frank Wulff, Aric Patten, Jack Lober, Stacy Enyeart, A.J. Carlucci, Alice McCarthy, Susan Sullivan, Tom Hogan, David Bugel, Aaron Pluto, Samuel Lillie, Shane Fenton Eva Brownfield, Angela Raimondo, Remo Ambrosi, Tim Arentz, Stephen Patricco, Sean Curran, Richard McNelis, Charlotte McNelis, Kyle Noonan, Phillip Patten, Lt. Sean P. Eadie Walter Mathias, Joseph Schubert, Cathy Tlesea, Jean Comerford, Ronald Alaniz, Honorise DeSisto, A TIME TO SEEK Rosanne Treston, Sandra Turlowicz, John Rendiero, George Ondish, Frank Benson, Bob House, For all seminarians on the road to the priesthood, especially: Antoinette Pacifico, John Pangiochi, Evelyn Constant Amelia Montana, Roberta Baumann, Mary Grabowy, Danny Pabon, Peter Carey, Joseph Furnaguera, Miguel Antonio Garcia, Dan Palko Andres Polanco, Zachary Devoe, Sebastian Valencia, Diego Arce, Dhanush Canisius, Harlan Acosta DEVOTIONS AND MEMORIALS ~ Spiritual Offerings To have a loved one remembered through the Sanctuary Lamp ~ Bread & Wine ~ Flowers By the Tabernacle Please call the Rectory Office ~ 973-376-3044 WEEKLY MEMORIALS SANCTUARY LAMP For the People of Saint James BREAD AND WINE Norman Jacksowski ~ Joan Scelfo FLOWERS BY THE TABERNACLE For the People of Saint James HOLY HOUR FOR LIFE MARIAN DEVOTION Come join us in pray before the Blessed Sacrament on Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament with Miraculous the first Wednesday of the month from 7:30-8:30PM Medal Novena, Rosary and Benediction takes place on at Holy Spirit Church, 984 Suburban Avenue, Union Monday evenings (as scheduled) from 6:45-7:30pm in our Church, Saint James, please feel free to join us.
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