26TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME - B September 26, 2021 ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA CHURCH
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MASS SCHEDULE SACRAMENTS
Confession Saturday Saturday 4:30-5:15pm 5:30pm (Sunday Vigil Mass) and by appointment
Baptism Sunday 3rd Sunday of the month at 1:30pm starting June 2021. 8:00, 10:30am & 12:00nn Parents and sponsors must attend a baptismal preparation pro- 10:30am—Lower Church gram held on the 1st Saturday of the month at 1:30pm in Ferraro Hall. Please arrange for baptism and the preparation program by Religious Education Family Mass calling the office as soon as possible.
Weekday Marriage Monday—Friday 7:00am & 8:00am Arrangements should be made at least one year before Saturday 8:00am the wedding.
Anointing of the Sick Every 4th Sunday at 5:00pm Please call 973-481-1991 to receive this sacrament. We will also Filipino Mass gladly bring Holy Communion to the homebound upon request.
All mails addressed to: St. Anthony Parish Office Telephone Number Fax Number Website Address 750 N. 7th Street, Newark, NJ 07107 973-481-1991 973-481-1993 www.saintanthonybelleville.org STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE
Sunday Regular Collection - $ 4,176.00 (September 19, 2021) Online Giving Collection - $ 205.00 Assessment Collection - $ 40.00 SATURDAY, September 25th (additional) 5:30p Jimmy Sobrera by Flocer Sobrera Special Collection - $ 40.00 (Catholic Universities of America—add’l) th SUNDAY, September 26 THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR 8:00a Erma Ventola by Jenny SUPPORT AND GENEROSITY!!! 10:30a People of the Parish 12:00n Virginia Mae Aliling by Nicky & Daisy Torres 5:00p Mona De Gorostiza by Chit de la Rama ONLINE GIVING EASY FAST SECURE MONDAY, September 27th Go online today and set up your VANCO account. 7:00a Victoria Alao by Anonymous 8:00a Cosmas DiLauri by Mom Go to our website for instruc ons at www.saintanthonybelleville.com or scan the barcode below TUESDAY, September 28th 7:00a Tereza Silva by Miriam Lima 8:00a Barbara Ann Shader by Peggy McNulty
WEDNESDAY, September 29th 7:00a Frank Palma by Julie 8:00a Elizabeth Helber by Helen & Frank Yacullo STOP THE PRESSES!! THURSDAY, September 30th 7:00a Carmen Del Gra by Family Set aside Sunday evening, October 24, 2021, 8:00a Victoria Guitierrez by Tess De Jesus through Wednesday night, October 27, 2021 for a mission is being held here in our st FRIDAY, October 1 parish. Catholic Lay Missionary and 7:00a Thomas W. Sibilia by Family 8:00a Jose M. Buenaseda by Consuelo Noche Evangelist, BILL WEGNER, from Good News International will be leading this SATURDAY, October 2nd year’s mission. It will be a special time of 8:00a Angelo & Antoinette Cofone by Ferraro Family renewal for our entire community, especially 5:30p Elisa & Reynaldo DeJesus by Tess De Jesus that we will be celebrating our 120th Foundation Day as a parish. MEMORIALS FOR THE WEEK Plan to be there… and bring a friend! September 26 – October 2, 2021
The Altar Bread & Wine will be offered for the Intention of People of the Parish REST IN THE PEACE OF CHRIST The Altar Candles will be offered the Special Intention People of the Parish The Sanctuary Lamp will be offered for the Intention of People of the Parish
LET US PRAY FOR THE SICK Ann Ferrentino, Lydia Salzano, Gen Collins, Jerry Petrucci, Vera Castellano, Marie Catanacci, Sr. Patricia, MPF, Tammy Orthman, Louis Muhaw, Michael Kastner, Abrahim Ragab, Lito Jimenez, Bernardino Cadavez Florita Cabatingan Note: This list is updated monthly. Please call the parish office if you need the name/s to be kept in next week’s bulletin. Marababol AN EXCERPT OF THE MESSAGE OF HIS HOLINESS POPE FRANCIS FOR THE 107th WORLD DAY OF MIGRANTS AND REFUGEES 2021 [26 September 2021]
TOWARDS AN EVER WIDER “WE” Dear Brothers and Sisters, In the Encyclical Fratelli Tu , I expressed a concern and a hope that remain uppermost in my thoughts: “Once this health crisis passes, our worst response would be to plunge even more deeply into feverish consumerism and new forms of ego s c self-preserva on. God willing, a er all this, we will think no longer in terms of ‘them’ and ‘those’, but ACTIVITIES THIS WEEK only ‘us’” (No. 35). September 26-October 2, 2021 For this reason, I have wished to devote the Message for this year’s World Day of Migrants and Refugees to the theme, Towards An Ever Wider “We”, in order to indicate a clear horizon for our common journey in this world. September 26 (Sunday) at 5:00pm A Church that is more and more “catholic” Filipino Mass & Fellowship Church & Ferraro Hall For the members of the Catholic Church, this appeal entails a commitment to becoming ever more faithful to our being “catholic”, as Saint Paul reminded the community in Ephesus: “There is one body and one Spirit, just as you were called to the one hope of your calling, one Lord, one faith, one bap sm” (Eph 4:4-5). September 27 (Monday) at 11:00am Memorial Mass for Fr. Collins Indeed the Church’s catholicity, her universality, must be embraced and expressed in every age, according to the will and grace of the Lord Church who promised to be with us always, un l the end of the age (cf. Mt 28:20). The Holy Spirit enables us to embrace everyone, to build communion in diversity, to unify differences without imposing a depersonalized uniformity. In encountering the diversity of foreigners, September 28 (Tuesday) at 7:30pm migrants and refugees, and in the intercultural dialogue that can Pastoral Council Meeting emerge from this encounter, we have an opportunity to grow as Church and to enrich one another. All the bap zed, wherever they find Ferraro Hall themselves, are by right members of both their local ecclesial community and the one Church, dwellers in one home and part of one family. An ever more inclusive world OCTOBER 2021 SPECIAL EVENTS I also make this appeal to journey together towards an ever wider “we” to all men and women, for the sake of renewing the human October 11 (Monday) at 7:00pm family, building together a future of jus ce and peace, and ensuring that no one is le behind. SACRED RELICS OF THE SAINTS: Our socie es will have a “colourful” future, enriched by diversity and TREASURES OF THE CHURCH by cultural exchanges. Consequently, we must even now learn to live together in harmony and peace. October 13 (Wednesday) at 8:30am Today’s migra on movements offer an opportunity for us to overcome our fears and let ourselves be enriched by the diversity of each TRIP TO BLUE ARMY SHRINE person’s gi s. Then, if we so desire, we can transform borders into privileged places of encounter, where the miracle of an ever wider October 16 (Saturday) at 12nn “we” can come about. I invite all men and women in our world to make good use of the gi s ROSARY RALLY: that the Lord has entrusted to us to preserve and make his crea on AMERICA NEEDS FATIMA even more beau ful. The dream begins October 24-27 (Sunday-Wednesday) The prophet Joel predicted that the messianic future would be a me of dreams and visions inspired by the Spirit: “I will pour out my spirit PARISH MISSION on all flesh; your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, your old men LIVING AND SHARING THE GOSPEL TODAY shall dream dreams, and your young men shall see visions” (Joel 2:28). We are called to dream together, fearlessly, as a single human family, as companions on the same journey, as sons and daughters of the October 30 (SATURDAY) at 5:00pm same earth that is our common home, sisters and brothers all (cf. Fratelli Tu , 8). 120TH PARISH FOUNDATION DAY
FULL text: Message for the 107th World Day of Migrants and Refugees, 2021 | Francis CELEBRATIONS (va can.va) WE WELCOME THE NEWEST MEMBERS OF OUR PARISH FAMILY NOELLE BRADY AND RAPHAEL TAN
BAPTIZED ON SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2021
Noelle with her parents Darryl and Julie Brady, with FrWilson who baptized her
Raphael with his parents Kenshen & Nerissa Samson, with FrWilson who baptized him
VOLUNTEERS’ PICNIC 2021 It was a gorgeous day last Saturday, September 18. The picnic for our active parish volunteers was a success and truly blessed. It started with a Holy Mass at the rectory grounds and continued with food, drinks, songs & dances until 9pm. Thanks and kudos to Tom Collucci for working hard in preparing the delectable food. Thanks too to those who brought in dessert of various kinds. We hope to replicate this next year with the entire parish community.
PILGRIMAGE Our Lady of Fatima In Loving Memory of National Blue Army Shrine Asbury, NJ Rev. Neil J. Collins October 13, 2021 (Wednesday) 1931-2021 9:00am - ETD from St. Anthony School Parking Ordained May 31, 1958 10:30am - Sacrament of ReconciliaƟon Retired Parochial Vicar 11:00 - Rosary & Procession St. Anthony of Padua 12:30pm – Talk 1:15pm – HOLY MASS [lunch on your own] Memorial Mass 4:30PM - ETD from the Shrine 11:00 AM 5:45pm – ETA at 25 Franklin St., Belleville, NJ $35 per person September 27, 2021 Including: Roundtrip Bus, Coffee, Bagel, Water and Tip (Monday)
DINNER TICKETS BOOSTERS SUPER RAFFLE DRAW By buying a raffle ticket, you help Reserve your table today— Support don’t miss out on this great St. Anthony of Padua Parish and event for our Parish. Our Parish 120 Year Foundation give yourself a chance to win a Day Celebration cash prize to the maximum of Pick up an order form after Your Name Will Be Remembered In $15,000!!! Mass today or at the Parish Our Commemorative Book Boost- Office. Only 300 tickets to be sold at ers are just $5.00 each $100.00 each. Price: $100 per person See one of our committee members Pick up an order form after Mass Hurry! Seats are limited! at church after Mass to sign up or call the Parish Office or call the Parish Office Semi-formal * Family Style* Beer Wine & 973.481.1991 Soda * Cash Bar 973.481.1991. 2 9 16 16 23 30 Sat 120th 12:00nn 1:30pm School Grounds Grounds School Ferraro Hall Hall Ferraro Rosary Prayer Prayer Rosary Club Bloomfield Bloomfield Club Instructions Pre-Baptismal 5:00pm—11:00pm Foundation Day
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