St. Matthew the Apostle Parish

3rd Sunday of Lent

March 7, 2021

335 Dover Chester Road Randolph, NJ 07869 Phone (973)584-1101

Served by Rev. Brian P. Quinn, Pastor (Fr.Brian) We Invite You to Celebrate Permanent Deacon Edward Keegan (Deacon.Ed) Permanent Deacon Richard Brady (Deacon.Rich) Eucharist: Saturday - 5:00 pm Permanent Deacon William Ruane (Deacon.Bill) Sunday - 8:00 am, 9:30 am & 11:00 am

Moira A. Dziomba- Dir. of Faith Formation (Moira.Dziomba) Weekday Mass: Monday - Friday at 8:00 am Carol Lindsey - Faith Formation Assistant (Carol.Lindsey) Jim Hill - Youth Group Director (Jim.Hill) Reconciliation: Saturday 4:00 pm - 4:30 pm (*or by appointment)

Kathleen Burke - Music Minister (Kathy.Burke) Adoration: Third Tuesday - 2:00 pm - 8:00 pm David Southerland - Assoc. Music Minister (David.Southerland) MaryAnn Spagnuolo - Office Manager/Secretary (MaryAnn.Spagnuolo) Our Mission Karen Loveys - Office Assistant (Karen.Loveys) Greg Schrader - Maintenance & Facilities We are a Catholic community seeking out and welcoming all in a Beth Hart & Charlie Stoia - Trustees spirit of hospitality and empowering people to grow in discipleship *All email addresses are (name)@stmatthewsrandolph.org in Jesus Christ. 3rd Sunday of Lent
Mass Intentions Sunday, March 7, 2021

Saturday, March 6
Joe Venezia
First Reading: Ex 20:11
5:00 pm
Stanley Lazorczyk
In six days the LORD made the heavens and the earth, the Claudette Matrisciano
sea and all that is in them; on the seventh day he rested.

Psalm: Ps 19
Sunday, March 7

Lord, you have the words of everlasting life.
8:00 am
Harry Kime



Second Reading: 1 Cor 1:25
9:30 am
Karen LoSapio
For the foolishness of God is wiser than human wisdom,

Leslie Rupprecht
and the weakness of God is stronger than human strength.



11:00 am
Weronika Krauze
Gospel: Jn 2:19
“Destroy this temple and in three days I will raise it up.”
Monday, March 8
Christopher Syvarth
rd Tuesday, March 9
Tomasz Butryn
3 Sunday of Lent
Daily Readings week of Sunday, March 7, 2021

Wednesday, March 10
Sister Theresa Fitzgerald
Sunday: Ex 20:117 or 20:13, 78, 1217/Ps 19:8, 9, 10, Thursday, March 11
George Alcock
11 [Jn 6:68c]/1 Cor 1:2225/Jn 2:1325 or Ex 17:37/Ps 95:12, 67, 89 [8]/Rom 5:12, 58/Jn 4:542 or
Friday, March 12
Tom Baron
4:515, 19b26, 39a, 4042
Bernice Lah
Monday: 2 Kgs 5:115ab/Ps 42:2, 3; 43:3, 4 [cf 42:3]/Lk 4:2430
Saturday, March 13
Mary Boyd
Tuesday: Dn 3:25, 3443/Ps 25:45ab, 6 and 7bc, 89 [6a]/ 5:00 pm
Bridget Lyons
Mt 18:2135
Wednesday: Dt 4:1, 59/Ps 147:1213, 1516, 1920/Mt Sunday, March 14

5:1719
8:00 am
Leonard Swell
Thursday: Jer 7:2328/Ps 95:12, 67, 89 [8]/Lk 11:1423


9:30 am
Carlos Guerra
Friday: Hos 14:210/Ps 81:6c8a, 8bc9, 1011ab, 14 and
Anne Duane
17/Mk 12:2834


Saturday: Hos 6:16/Ps 51:34, 1819, 2021ab/Lk 18:914
11:00 am
Weronika Krauze

Monthly Offerings  January 2021

Envelopes & Loose Cash


$ 14,854
We Share Online Giving


$ 20,756
Total





$ 35,610

Fiscal Year: July 1, 2020  June 30, 2021
YTD Budget




$242,081
YTD Offering




$244,821
YTD surplus/deficit



$ 2,740

January  Collections
Building & Maintenance Fund


$ 1,854
Missionaries of the Poor


$ 846

Stewardship of Treasure
3rd Sunday of Lent
Sunday, March 7, 2021

“You shall not carve idols for yourselves in the shape of anything…” ~ Exodus 20:4

How many “gods” do you put before God? “Idols” do not always take the shape of physical things, things we can touch and feel. Those are easy to recognize. Many times they take the form of things we cannot touch and are much harder to spot like pride, power, ego, time, comfort or health. Pray for God’s help to prune our vices and to grow in virtue.
In Our Parish Our Parish Prayers Gospel Meditation

Please pray for the sick members of our Parish Gospel Meditation
community who have requested our prayers . . .
Encourage Deeper Understanding of Scripture


Bob Adubato, Dan Bixler, Joan Bruncato, Many prefer a “create as you go” approach to life where Gosia Butryn, Kristin Carr, Gina Ceva, Tim laws and protocols primarily exist to secure and protect Connors, Rina Conti, Jeremiah Crowley, liberties rather than dictate and outline proper and right Noelle Farmer, Nicholas Ferroni, Mary behavior. There are no real benchmarks for acceptable Frattarola, Chris Groh, Mary Hanifin, ethical and moral behavior, with a “you can’t tell me what to Eugenie Hamilton, Michael Hogan, Toni do” attitude prevailing. Parents are even limited in what they Kearon, Jack Lynch, John McAndrew, can request of their children, and dealing with threatening Maeve McKendry, Jack Matthew behaviors, especially from adults, are a challenge as well. McKendry, Joyce Peterson, Mona Rai, Acceptable and expected conduct seems to amount to Sara Rind, Ann Marie Sarno, Leonard safeguarding each other’s space rather than increasing Schmieder, Sam Scotto, Brenna Slate, awareness of necessary relationships that require a more Lucas Soto, Joseph Sterphone, Winifred refined and higher response.
Swiss, & David Whitaker


We have lost our axis to the world of “anything goes” and Please pray for those who have died . . .
no longer see the Ten Commandments as practical and
wise guideposts to effective living. We live on “relativism Tomasz Butryn
island” where only a possible suggestion to “love and do not John “Jack” Cottrell  Brother of Gene Cottrell
harm” may be the only standard able to be preached. While Leo Daniels  Brotherinlaw of Bob Meehan
Jesus most certainly emphasized love above anything else, Sister Theresa Fitzgerald  Aunt of Jeff Fitzgerald
it was never about warm fuzzy feelings or halfhearted Florence Griffis  Aunt of Alice Gatti
humanitarian efforts. The love of which Jesus spoke Robert Lindsey  Father of Mark Lindsey
establishes an intimate connection with God, neighbor, self, Lolly Prashad  Brother of Lori Ann Gaudioso
and creation. Because this love, who is God Himself, is at the foundational core of our lives, it demands actions and Catholic Life Explained
attitudes that serve to build up, increase, and free up those
Question: What’s the difference between priests and relationships. Love requires proper conduct. Preserving and brothers, friars, etc.?
enhancing these love centered relationships is at the heart
of the Ten Commandments (and the Beatitudes) and the Answer: The distinctions titles and categories used for reason for Jesus’ display of anger in the temple.
priests and the male members of religious communities can
be confusing, especially since categories can sometimes The Ten Commandments can save the world from turmoil be intertwined as a man can be both a priest and a monk, and conflict by instilling basic moral and relational principles or a brother and a friar. It’s important to begin by noting within us. They also hold a healthy sense of sin in balance some basic distinctions. The distinction between priests and always remind us of our relationship with God and the (who are ordained for sacramental ministry) and brothers freedom God offers. Our faith preserves these jewels of (who are nonordained members of religious communities truth that we often look beyond, dismiss altogether, or seek and who are committed to lives of prayer and service).
to remove from public view. Human beings can be so
arrogant at times. Our Lenten journey, especially when Priests: A priest is a man who has been ordained for embarked upon with sincerity and resolve, can restore all of sacramental ministry and these fall into two categories: A) our essential relationships. When we get absorbed in life’s Diocesan (or Secular) Priests can either be attached to a preoccupations and demands, things can quickly get diocese and who serve under a bishop. Their ministry is distorted and we can find ourselves way off track. In short, usually oriented toward pastoral service. B) Religious we find ourselves in sin. Humanity is losing a sense of both Priests are members of religious communities (like the grace and sin. We need both to understand what is real and Franciscans, Jesuits, Salvatorians, or Carmelites) and their true. Until we do, the oppressive systems and ideologies lives are guided by the special mission and charism of their that hurt so many will never change. We will never change. community. While both kinds of priest practice sacramental We are grateful for those courageous souls who willingly ministry, their spirituality and how they live out their embrace the conversion and hard work Lent demands and priesthood can be very different.
stand against antiquated systems and ideologies. They give
us hope that all is not lost.
Brothers: Brothers are nonordained members of religious communities (such as those listed above) who
live lives committed to prayer and service. Religious
priests and brothers serve together in their communities and their ministries include much more than the care of parishes. Monks, Friars and Canons: These are broad categories that include religious priests and brothers.
Each of these is connected to specific ways of life and spiritualties. In Our Parish

Lenten Schedule
Bridges  Thank you!


Rosary
Dear St. Matthew’s Parish Family,
Tuesday evenings at 6:00 pm


Thank you to all who participated in the at home service Sacrament of Reconciliation
opportunity to help Bridges and Faith Kitchen. While we Welcome Home
didn’t beat the record from last month we are pleased to The Sacrament of Reconciliation will be offered on Monday report that you, our generous parish family, donated 365 evenings through March 22 from 7:00 pm  8:30 pm sandwiches, 52 sustainable lunches, 30 cereal packets, and
7 cases of water. Our teens were able to put together 128 ********************************

bags complete with your donations of juice boxes, granola St. Matthew’s Website  Lenten Resources
bars/snacks, string cheese, and yogurt/apple sauce/fruit The St. Matthew’s website has a Lent tab that includes cups! Thank you for taking care of our brothers and sisters!

which provides resources that will allow you to deepen your Debbi Tavares our faithful Bridges Coordinator picked faith during your Lenten journey. Please visit the website for everything up and dropped all the food off in Summit on more information: www.stmatthewsrandolph.org/lent. Sunday afternoon.

See you Soon!
We also have a record number of toiletry items ready for Fr. Martin McDonnell
Andy & Doreen Guzo to deliver to Faith Kitchen for their
clients.
As you know, Fr. Martin has been serving St. Matthew the
Apostle Parish for these past few years. We have been We are so grateful for all the donations, thank you for your grateful for his support and leadership during this time. If generosity! We are thankful too for the help of our teens: you haven’t noticed, his familiar brogue has been absent Ella Sharkey, Kyle Bachrach, James Fusco, Jan Hagadorn, these past few weeks. Late last month, Fr. Martin was Lizzie and Andrew Morgievich, and Kris Seidel who helped asked to be the temporary administrator of St. Anne’s me organize the food and the toiletries.

Parish in Parsippany, for “two months”. We hope his As always, we are humbled by your absence is that short, but we will most likely be without him generosity. Thank you all for your until the beginning of the summer.


kindness. You are a blessing!
We will miss him, but also know that he will be back!

Haiti Hope & Promise
Souper Bowl of Caring

St. Patrick’s Dinner
th th
Did you know  our 9
and 10
Graders participated in
the A SAFE, DELICIOUS DINNER EVENT! Through the Souper Bowl of Caring
in early February? Our students years, our community at St. Matthew’s has been a collected 1,551 food items from their neighbors and wonderful support to our friends in Haiti. Covid has had delivered the food to the Randolph Community Center Food worldwide impact and Haiti is sadly no exception as they are Pantry or here to St. Matthew’s for delivery to Hope House lacking access to PPE, medicine and other lifesaving and the Interfaith Food Pantry.

measures that add to the daily struggles of life in a poverty We are grateful to our teens for taking the time to participate stricken area. Haiti Hope and Promise, a Randolph based in this worthwhile service project especially at a time when nonprofit led by our parishioners, has planned an event to the need for food is at an alltime high. In addition, we are assist those in need  a St. Patrick's themed "DinnerTo grateful for the help of Dan Butryn, James Fusco, Jan Go!" catered by local business Simply Gourmet. Order your Hadadorn, Ava DePerna, Ella Sharkey, Leonardo choice of entree Corned Beef & Cabbage or Chicken Hernandez, Kyle Bachrach and Ryan Almero for helping Murphy (chicken/sausage/onion/peppers/potatoes). Both Deacon Bill organize all the food on the pantry shelves.
entrees are served with glazed carrots & Irish Soda Bread and a choice of dessert, Chocolate Guinness Cake or Bailey's Irish Cream Tiramisu, for $25. A child's meal of Prayer Support for Our
Chicken Breast Tenders with potato pancakes, carrots and St. Matthew’s Confirmation Candidates
a brownie is also available for $15 each.
Saturday, March 27, 2021


Send your choices and quantity by
March 7 The St. Matthew’s Confirmation Candidates are to [email protected]. You can pay completing their 2 year preparation process for by check (made payable to Haiti Hope and receiving the Sacrament of Confirmation. Bishop Promise) and mail to PO Box 95, Ironia NJ Sweeney will confirm the candidates as fully 07845 or go to the website: www.haitihap.org initiated members of the Catholic Church on and click on "St. Patricks Dinner" to pay electronically. You Saturday, March 27, 2021.
may pick up your freshly cooked dinner on March 13
between 3:00 pm  5:00 pm in the St. Matthew’s parking lot.
In support of our amazing teens, we ask you to pray for them, especially the candidate named on the flame that you took. Blessings and God’s peace to our candidates. We are so proud of you!
In Our Parish

Sunday Reflection
Freedom in God’s Commands
Kids Korner
I was recently talking with my kids about why we choose as a family to eat mostly health foods and avoid more unhealthy junk foods when possible. It was a basic talk on cause and effect. When we eat junk food, we start to feel bad because our bodies need veggies and protein to grow big and strong. Something that came up was the concept of free will and human beings’ ability to choose freely for themselves which path they will take. This led the conversation to the reality that while everyone is free to choose, one cannot choose the consequences of those choices. I am free to choose to run on ice, but the nature of ice and the laws of gravity will eventually catch up to me. I am free to touch a fire, but I am not free to choose whether it burns or not.

This concept seems fairly straightforward, yet in today’s culture there is a skewed sense of freedom. We forget we are a redeemed people, rescued from the grips of death by a God who has literally chased us down to bring us back to him. This skewed sense of freedom leads to so many misunderstandings about the Ten Commandments. Are they just arbitrary rules from ancient times meant to make us feel bad? Are they still applicable today? Couldn’t we bend them to speak to modern man? In the readings today, if we read closely, we see a different message. A message of a Father who is madly in love with his children. By following God’s commands, we experience the freedom of children being cared for by their Father.

The first reading begins not with an admonition, but with a reminder of love: “I, the LORD, am your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt, that place of slavery.” Before the Commandments are given, God reminds His people that He is a God that is on their side. They were once living in oppression as slaves, but it was God who brought them Sunday Reflection
freedom. It’s important to read the following verses in this Freedom in God’s Commands (cont’d)
context. God doesn’t set out a long list of rules to control

or harm His people, rather after bringing them freedom He In the Gospel Jesus teaches us the path to this freedom: shows them the way to stay within the boundaries of that through authentic worship at the new temple, his Body. freedom. The Ten Commandments are a love story of a As
Fr. Jacques Philippe
says in his book
Fire and Light,
God who wants to do everything possible to bring His “the Eucharist makes clear the degree of intimacy which people back to Him. He knows the weakness of humanity, God wants to draw us. In the Eucharist, the mad dream of and He guides us as a loving Father to the ways that will all lovers is realized.” Jesus stops the money changers not make us more human, the ways to live a morally upright because he is losing control, but because the boundaries
life.

of his love free our hearts. Authentic worship and prayer
St. Paul describes this in the second reading when he says are what will free us, not using our churches as places for that “the foolishness of God is wiser than human wisdom.”
commerce.
It doesn’t make sense to our minds to accept boundaries as
the road to freedom. Modern man seeks to fill the expanses In this culture of faux freedoms, God is calling us back to of his heart by exposing himself to Himself. We are free to choose to follow Him or not, but we as much in this world as possible are not free to choose the consequence of that choice.
without realizing the things that Only in choosing to follow Christ do our hearts find the lead him to sin shrink and narrow answer to our deepest longings. As
St. Augustine
so the heart. But even using a car to famously said in his
Confessions, “our hearts are restless reach a faroff destination until they rest in You.”
requires boundaries like the
Angie Windnagle
proper fuel and taking paved LPI Connect! Sunday Reflection
roads. Our hearts are made to for Sunday, March 7, 2021
image God. Freedom is only free
if it makes us more like Christ.
In Our Parish

Celebrate the Sacraments
Parish Ministries & Contact Information

Baptism: Baptism is celebrated on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of the Altar Servers
Deacon Ed Keegan
(973) 9271146
month after the 11:00 am Mass and on the 4th Sunday during the 11:00 am Mass. Please call the Parish office at least two months Bible Study
Suzanne Johnson
(973) 3611028
in advance to make arrangements.
Bridges
Debbi Tavares
(973) 8958874

First Reconciliation & First Communion: Our Faith Formation Church Environment
Tom & PeggyAnn Meola
(973) 8954437
Program begins with Grade 1. First reconciliation and First Communion is a 2year program. Please call the Faith Formation Cornerstone  Women
Joanne Morrone
(973) 2294915
office to register your child.

Eucharistic Adoration
Tom & PeggyAnn Meola
(973) 8954437
Confirmation: Confirmation is a 2year program beginning in 9th grade. Students will receive the Sacrament of Confirmation in Eucharistic Ministers
Andy & Doreen Guzo
(973) 4510814
the spring of their 10th grade year.
Faith Kitchen
Andy & Doreen Guzo
(973) 4510814

Matrimony: Couples are asked to contact the Parish at least Finance Council
John Potter
(973) 5435757
one year in advance.

Food Pantry
Deacon Bill Ruane
(201) 7870029
Anointing of the Sick: Please call the Parish office at anytime for Communion calls or visitation of the sick or elderly. Holy Fundraising
Bob Sciarello
(973) 5843983
Communion may be brought to the home of any person who is temporarily or permanently homebound.
Funeral Ministry
Parish Office
(973) 5841101

Greeters
Darcy Ronchi
(973) 3284573
Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA): RCIA prepares adolescents and adults for Baptism and full Communion into the Healthy Bones
Shirley Kraft
(973) 2527393
Catholic Church. Please call the Parish office for information
Interfaith Furnishings
Mary Jo Welch
(973) 3611666

Lectors
Ro Peach
(973) 5841041
New Parish Registration

Liturgy
Fr. Brian Quinn
(973) 5841101
St. Matthew’s invites everyone to participate in our spiritual, educational and social life. Please complete a registration Marriage Preparation
Deacon Ed &
(973) 9271146
form and join our Parish family! Forms may be found on the Sandie Keegan
Parish website, in the Gathering Space or you may contact Marthas & Marys
Beth McNeilly
(973) 9897547
the Parish office and we will mail/email the registration form Matthew’s Men
Bill Ruane
(201) 7870029
to you. Registration is required for Religious Education Programs and for the reception of all Sacraments. Only Meals on Wheels
Gene Cottrell
(973) 7227733
active, registered members of the Parish may receive sponsor forms for Baptism or Confirmation. If you Music Ministry
Kathy Burke
(973) 6105654
need a sponsor form, please contact the office an we will be Parish Leadership Team
Deacon Bill Ruane
(201) 7870029
happy to assist you.

Prayer Chain
Debbi Tavares
(973) 8958874

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Prayer Shawl
Chris Groh
(973) 3283203

Updating Parishioner Registration
RCIA
Deacon Ed Keegan
(973) 9271146

Shopper’s Club
Winifred Swiss
(973) 9606005
Registered Parishioners: Do you have a new email Ushers
Parish Office
(973) 5841101
address? mailing address? phone number? Please be sure to contact the Parish office with any changes to your contact Women of Faith
Moira Dziomba
(973) 5841101
information. It will allow us to continue to provide Parish and community news and updates in a timely manner. Do you Youth Group
Jim Hill
(973) 5841101
have an adult child who no longer lives at home? It is Youth Protection (Virtus) Karen Loveys
(973) 5841101
important for young adults to establish their own Coordinator
registration. Please contact MaryAnn Spagnuolo in the Parish office with any questions (973) 5841101, ext. 205.
St. Matthew the Apostle Parish
335 Dover Chester Road
Randolph, NJ 07869
Homebound or Hospitalized
Phone: (973) 5841101

Fax: (973) 5840499
If you have friend or loved one who is Website:
www.stmatthewsrandolph.org
homebound or hospitalized and would like a Facebook:
@SaintMatthewsRandolph
visit and the opportunity to receive Holy Flocknote:
stmatthewsrandolph.flocknote.com
Communion, please contact the Parish Office
(973) 5841101. Thank you for helping us Office Hours:
Monday  Thursday: 9:00 am  3:00 pm

support those in our Parish Community.


Friday: 9:00 am  12:00 pm
In & Around Town

CRS Rice Bowl
Gold Anniversary Mass
For Lent For Life
Sunday, April 25, 2021 at 3:30 pm


CRS Rice Bowl is Catholic Relief Services’ Lenten faithin Did you celebrate your 50th Wedding action program Lent is a 40day journey of prayer, fasting Anniversary in 2020? The Diocese of Paterson and almsgiving. Each day during Lent, CRS Rice Bowl invites you to celebrate your 50th anniversary invites you to reflect on how your Lenten sacrifices can help during a special Mass at the Cathedral of St. families around the world overcome the challenges of John the Baptist in Paterson. Bishop Sweeney hunger and poor nutrition. It is an opportunity for us as a will serve as the main celebrant on this joyful Parish to come together as a community and reflect on what occasion which will be held on Sunday,
it means to live out our Gospel call and encounter those April 25, 2021 at 3:30 pm.
most in need.


If you have any questions, would like additional information Rice Bowls may be found in the Gathering or if you would like to celebrate your anniversary at this Space. Please take one home and collect mass, please contact MaryAnn in the St. Matthew’s Parish your change during the season. Join us as office at (973) 5841101, ext. 205. The deadline to register provide 127 million with lifesaving support.
for the Gold Anniversary Mass is April 8, 2021.


Rice Bowls may be returned to the basket in the Gathering Registrations must be completed
Space or to the Parish office by Sunday, April 4, 2021. If by the St. Matthew’s Parish office. you have any questions, please call (973) 5841101.
You will receive additional details from the Diocesan Office of Family Support our Advertisers
Life when your registration has

been processed.
We are able to publish a Parish bulletin each week without
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thank them for their continued sponsorship! Please contact Congratulations on this joyous occasion!
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