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Saint Michael's Church Saint Michael’s Church The Sixth Sunday of Easter Memorial Day Weekend The Ascension of the Lord(May 30th, 2019) The Visitation of The Blessed Virgin Mary May 25th26th, 2019 MASS SCHEDULE 7:30 AM & : Saturday 5:30 Sunday 7:30, Korean, AM, ARE YOU JOINING US??? Sunday Mass at : PM-Spanish - Korean Feast: AM, Saint Michael’s Parish Vigil 7:30 has been invited by The Boro of Palisades Park to join them in the Memorial Day Parade on Monday, May 27th and Walk as representing our Church. RECONCILIATION (Confession) Each Saturday 5:00pm in the Church If you wish to join us march BAPTISM after each Mass Christine Pak will be the be sitting at a of at 10:30 AM Mass. And, all Korean Table in the lobby to give you info and get Baptisms will be held on Third Sunday of the your name, address and telephone number. month at the 9:00am Mass. COME JOIN US!! be on the of the at LET’S MAKE A GREAT 3:00 PM. IMPRESSIVE NUMBER OF PARISHIONERS WALKING! (201 233-0782). come to the to WEDDING Contact the rectory year in advance of the wedding date Central Palisades Park, ROSARY BEAD DONATIONS In the main lobby of our church you N OUR PARISH will see a box marked clearly for a Donation of Rosary Beads for our Reverend Minhyun Cho, Pastor Troops! Ernest G. Rush: Parochial Vicar We are asking our parishioners to Reverend Stanley Lobo: Priest In Residence donate a Sister Madelene Park: Pastoral Associate Rosary bead/s for our troops! Mrs. Seung (Michaela) Kang and Ms. Junghee All Rosary Beads will be given to our (Regina) Min: Office Managers. United States Servicemen and Women Religious Education Coordinator: in Active Duty. Mrs. Toni Fordyce (201-886-9034) Mrs. Chung Im Juliana Kim and The rosary can be new, old, just a little worn or homemade. Just place your Notre Dame Interparochial Academy donations in the box and Fr. Cho will Principal, Grades Pre-K to . First St. Palisades Park, distribute to the troops. Thank you so much for keeping our soldiers with our Lord. God Bless Our Troops! May 26thJune 01st, 2019 The Sanctuary Intentions SATURDAY, MAY 25th, 2019Sr.Bede, St.Gregory VII, St. The Sanctuary Candle, Bread and Mary Magdalene de’Pazzi Wine is in for: 9:00 Theresa Classi Our Blessed Virgin Mary (Anna Picinich) 5:30 The Blessed Mother Mary (Patricia Miller and Family) (Nerina and Bruno Blazina) SUNDAY, MAY 26thThe Sixth Sunday of Easter Saint Michael’s Church 7:30 LivingFr. Ernest Rush Sunday Offerings (Ou K. Park) 9:00 For the People of the Parish Next Weekend our Second 10:30 Milica Blazina Collection will be for the (Nerina and Bruno Blazina) June Assessment Collection! 12:00 Milena Piccinich (Mr. and Mrs. David and Mary Terranova & Fam.) Today the Second Collection is for The 1:30 Spanish Mass Catholic Home Missions Appeal. 7:30pm Korean Mass MONDAY, May 27thSt. Augustine of CanterburyMemorial Day Figures for the Sunday 9:00am Mario Mattessich Mass Collection will be in (Wife, Mattea) the June 02nd or June 09th TUESDAY, May 28 EasterWeekday Bulletin due to the holiday 7:30 Michael Nicolosi of our (Wife) Bulletin Company. 11:00 Milena Piccinich (Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tarabokija) WEDNESDAY, May 29thEaster Weekday 7:30 Melina Matesic Piccinich (Dominick Busanic) Please note that on Monday, May 27th 11:00 Biagio and Robert Hroncich which is Memorial Dayand a Holiday we (Caterina and Family) will have ONE MASS ONLY AT 9AM 7:30pm Christopher Jannsen Miller AND THE RECTORY IS CLOSED! (Mommie, Stacey and Craig) ST. MICHAEL’S WILL BE MARCH- THURSDAY, May 30thThe Ascension of the Lord ING IN THE BORO PARADE PLEASE 8:00 In Loving Memory of Milena Matesic COME AND MARCH WITH US! SEE Piccinich ONE OF THE PRIESTS FOR INFO. (Eleonora & Nick Michalopoulos & Family 12:00 Luka Morin (Miss Rina Morin) 8:00pm Celmira Obonaga (Ana Colditz) FRIDAY,May 31stThe Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Confidential Mental Health 7:30 In Loving Memory of Counseling Available MelenaMatesicPiccinich Minhyun Cho (Eleonor & Nick LPC NBCC, M.Div, M,Eds Michalopoulos and Family) 11:00 Domenic Tarabokia (Maria and Karlo Krusvar) SATURDAY, JUNE 01stSaint Justin Reverend Minhyun Cho 9:00 Saint Michael’s Memorial Counseling Mental Health Provider Guild Mass Tel: 9736345409 5:30 LivingThe Yoon Family Email: [email protected] (Heysoon Jeong) Text or Kakao Talk Preferred. SUNDAY, June 02nd World Day for Social Proveedor de salud Communications 7:30 Robert Radoslovich Mental Consejeria Tel: 9736345409 (Wife, Nickie) 9:00 Korean MassFor The Peopl Email: [email protected] 10:30 Corrado Belgiovine (Mr. and Mrs. Del Rosso) 12:00 Anthony Della Bella Let me help you bring (Daughter, Grace) Healing, Comfort, 1:30 Maria Carmen Diosa Peace and Calm To Your Life. (Nancy Diosa) It’s Time, Call Me. 7:30pm Korean Mass 2 Mother’s Day Mass Remembrance 2019 In Remembrance of: Gaetana Gucciardi & Antonina Maniscalco (Rose), Antonette Garofalo & Josephine Marano (The Mara- no Family), M/M Illia Saric, M/M John Mattessich/M/M Mirko Saric (Mr. and Mrs. M. Saric), Angela Arieta & Maria My Dear Parishioners: DiPaolo (The Costantini Family), Living Caterina Hroncich From Bunker Hill to the walls of the Alamo, from & Deceased Domenico Mattessich (Caterina), Cecylia the farm fields at Gettysburg to the beaches at Normandy Gregorek and LivingMaria Rys (Janina Gregorek), Lillian and Iwo Jima, from the Afghanistan mountains to every Redstone & Dorothy Hung (Anna O’Connor), The Percontino other piece of hallowed ground where Americans have and Amato Families (M/M John Percontino), Maria Enri- fought and died in freedom’s name, Old Glory still proudly queta, Arenibia Fernandez (Daughter), Matilda & Maude dances in the wind of freedom. In paying the ultimate sac- Bonanno, Cathetina Bonanno & Cathelina Makie (Joseph rifice, American warriors ensured that not only would Bonanno), Antonette Barbaro (M/M E. Fiordilino), Living America continue to be free but that America would con- Dorothy Delle Donna & Dec. Helen Bott (The Bott Family), tinue to be a beacon of freedom so intense that no threat of Luz Marie Checo & LivJose Fina Genoa (Kathy Abinader), oppression can extinguish it. As long as Old Glory flutters Maria Costadina, Maria Palisca (Emma and Family)Maria in the wind, there is hope. As long as American warriors Picinich and Maria Mattessich (Mrs. Mario Mattessich), Mili- are willing to carry Old Glory into battle, freedom’s flame ca Fatovich and Menka Ottulich (Nelda Picinich), Irene will never be extinguished. Our enemies can sometimes Grieco and Cindy Capuano (Anna Capuano), Living knock down our buildings, but mortar, brick and steel does Bohdana (Halyna and Marko), LivingBernadette Lee and not America make. It is the irrepressible spirit and undying deceased Susanna Kim (None given), Eugenia Phannis, Jo- love of freedom that is uniquely America, and it is the anne Catrone, Anne Mastoras Baboulis (Helen Phannis), Liv- American warrior who is willing to fight and die to protect ing Pilar Castro and deceased Natividad Florez (Rodriguez the Godgiven freedoms and rights of all people. Family), Antonia Scrivanich and Giovanna Morin (Mr. and On this Memorial Day, I encourage each Mrs. Zarko Morin), Maria del Carmen Diosa and Julia Rosa of you to spend a few moments and quietly offer a prayer Correa ( Nancy Diosa), Living Sasha LoPiccolo and Dorothy of thanks for those who paid for your freedom with their Schultzel (Lorraine LoPiccolo), Julita Leyva, Teafista lives. If you have the chance, take your children and walk Pabatao, Lubyminda Espiritie (Mr. and Mrs. Nolito Leyva), quietly and reverently through a military cemetery. Stop at Helen Foppiano, Capil Foppiano (Donald Foppiano), There- each white cross. Read the names carefully on the tomb- sa YongCha Pak and livingMaria Aiello, Suzie Lee (Ms. stones. These are the names of freedom. Look up at Old Christine Pak), Helen Katz and living Marie Hillas (Rich and Gail Katz), LivingKelly Giammanco, LivingAriana Mar- Glory as she dances in the breeze. Surely you will agree there is no more solemn and beautiful sight than to see our tinez Gumb (Kathleen Gumb), Living Sandra Weiss and Don- sacred stars and stripes fluttering quietly in the breeze na Weiss (Mrs. Sandra Weiss), Maria Ramos and Melida Uieno (Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Camilo), LivingBeatrice Lembo above a military cemetery. It is our duty as parents and citizens to en- and Living Doris Fordyce (Gordon and Toni Fordyce), Living sure that our children and grandchildren know that freedom Nilda Picinich and Mirjana Tarabocchia (John and Mirjana Tarabocchia), Domenich Busanic and Agata Santic (Mr. and is not free, that it is paid for with the blood and lives of Mrs. John A. Busanic), Lucy Fasciano and Annette Dilworth warriors. Do not shirk this responsibility. It is one of the (Arleen and Jim Dilworth), LivingCenira Torres and Living most important lessons you can ever impart to your chil- Cecilia Ospino (Karem and Ronald Ospino), Ann Miglietto dren. As a great President once said We will always re- and Christine Greco and LivingRose Ann Miglietta (Lisa M. member, always be proud. always be prepared, so that we Miglietta), Maria Morin and Maria Tarabokija (Mr. and Mrs. may always be free. Andrija Tarabokija), LivingYang Lin and deceased Yom Memorial Day is the most important N Zong (June Yan), Susan M. Flach and Living Mary American holiday. May God bless the American warrior McNaught (Miss Barbara Flach), Rose Catalano and Loretta the protector of our freedom and liberty. I am extremely Graziano and Gerri Baske (Mrs. Kathleen Graziano), Living proud to say I am part of each of our troops lives as Diane Rajkovich and deceased Cecile Sovinski (Mr.
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