312 Ridgedale Avenue East Hanover, New Jersey 07936 BULLETIN July 11, 2021 JESUS SAYS TO EXPECT REJECTION AND DUST IT OFF Today’s Gospel offers details about Jesus the strategist. We witness how Jesus prepares the Twelve Apostles for their missionary work. The instructions reveal some of the obstacles that emerged during the early Chris- tian movement, and they can inspire us as we approach tasks where we might encounter resistance. The Gospel reading, from Mark, is short but packed with nuggets of information about early Christian mission- ary work. First, Jesus advises his followers to go out in pairs, envisioning the spread of the Gospel as a group effort, not a task that needs to be performed alone. By going with another person, the apostles are given companionship and a sense of security, especially when traveling to unfamiliar areas. They are also given authority to cast out unclean spirits and anoint people with oil. This integrates blessing and healing into their mission, modeling their actions on Christ’s own. Recall the beginning of Mark’s Gospel. When Jesus begins his ministry in Galilee, he calls his disciples and then preaches in the synagogue, teaching as “one having authority” through his words and actions. Jesus’ first sign of power was to rebuke an unclean spirit. Then he cured Simon’s mother-in-law of her sickness, followed by curing various other diseases (Mk 1:21-34). The mission that Jesus gives the Twelve mirrors his early ministry. In addition, the apostles are instructed not to take essential items like food, bags, money or extra clothing. Why? Wouldn’t Jesus want the apostles to be prepared for the journey? Jesus likely has two goals in mind: first, to distinguish the apostles from other traveling preachers of the time; and second, to encourage the apostles to rely on hospitality. This second goal is confirmed when he instructs them to stay in people’s homes while doing their work. Jesus’ vision for the apostles is not overly idealistic. While instructing them to preach a message of repentance, he alerts them to expect some rejection. Not everyone would greet the early Christians with open arms, and Jesus tells his followers to anticipate rejection and move on: “Whatever place does not welcome you or listen to you, leave there and shake the dust off your feet in testimony against them.” This gesture visually condemns rejection of the Gospel and inhospitality. Moreover, it symbolically helps the apostles to move on quickly with their work, not becoming discouraged by rejection. In modern times, Jesus’ attitude might be compared to Jay-Z’s “Dirt Off Your Shoulder,” Idina Menzel’s “Let It Go” or Taylor Swift’s “Shake It Off,” depending on your preference in music. Jesus is very clear that the disciples are not to focus on those who reject the Gospel.

The first reading, from Amos, also has echoes of this sentiment. When the prophet traveled from Judah to Israel to condemn Israel’s religious and political leaders for their corruption, he was rejected: “Off with you, visionary, flee to the land of Judah!” Many of Israel’s leaders were not open or receptive to Amos’ critiques, yet he still persisted in delivering his prophecies.

Today’s Gospel and first reading offer examples of how to approach an important mission. The readings re- mind us to be realistic and recognize that not everyone will respond favorably, especially if they are being criticized or called to change their behavior. Despite this, the work must go on, and we can benefit from a persistent attitude that anticipates rejection but is not discouraged by it.

Jaime L. Waters teaches Scripture at DePaul University in Chicago. She is an associate professor of Catholic studies. Reprinted with permission of America Press, Inc., 2021. MASS INTENTIONS Sunday, July 11th 7:30 For The People of The Parish † Richard Borkowski by Marie Smith † Ann Perrotta by The Smolen Family ALTAR BREAD & WINE 9:15 † Mairead Dowling by Jeffrey Wall & Richard Kelly For the week are offered for: † Angelina Liggeri by Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Richard Mirocco Benevento From: Donna Mirocco and Cathy Perrotta 10:30 † Arthur Rizzo by Arleen Sannitti † Joanne Ply (3rd Ann.) by Alena Galante ALTAR CANDLES 12:15 † Dolores Matilde Lopez by Deborah Bregna For the week are offered for: † Marilyn O’Connor (1st Ann.) by Eddie O’Connor Maria A. Teta 7:00 † Ralph Politi Sr. by Friends of East Hanover From: Ines D’Onofrio † Leonardo Mascola by Ed & Carol Seborowski OFFERTORY COLLECTIONS Monday, July 12th July 4th $11,542.25 9:00 † Gaetano A. 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Friday, July 16th Sorrowful Mysteries: For the men and women in the 9:00 Lydia Costello (Birthday) by Donna Costello Armed Forces that they will be safe. † Anna DeFranco by Teresa Falduto Joyful Mysteries: As we celebrate July 4th we pray that we as Americans will keep aloud the name of God Saturday, July 17th in our country. 9:00 † Helen C. Lynch by Dolores Lynch Luminous Mysteries: That every Catholic in America † Leonardo Mascola by The Roake Family will pray for the protection of Religious Liberty. † Aldo Venturi by Vincenzo Onorato Sr & Jr and Family PRAYER BY POPE FRANCIS † Marcia Davis by The Facchino Family & “I will even share with you a personal confidence. Jacqueline In the evening, before going to bed, I say this short 5:30 † Anne Porzio by Joseph & Teresa Pannullo prayer: “Lord, if you will, you can make me clean!” And I † Ralph Politi by Joseph & Teresa Pannullo pray five “Our Fathers,” one for each of Jesus’ wounds, because Jesus has cleansed us with his wounds. If I Sunday, July 18th do this, you can do it too, in your home, and say: “Lord, 7:30 For The People of The Parish if you will, you can make me clean!” and think about † Vecchiarello Family by Mary & Bob Jesus’ wounds and say an “Our Father” for each of † Salvatore Davino by Bill & Patti White them. Jesus always hears us.” 9:15 † Lori Pompei 10:30 † Angelina & Euplio Rinaldi by Frances White Pope Francis † Julia Da Silva and Avelino Goncalves by Maria Gonçalves 12:15 † Nicole Ciccolini by Angela Amoresano † António Teixeira by Maria Gonçalves 7:00 † William H. Wahlers by william wahlers † Czeslawa Barbara Betleja, mother of Bobbi Michaels by Deacon Ron & Linda Forino 2 PARISH NEWS FOOD PANTRY contact Gina (reled@saintroseoflimachurch.org) or Only prepackaged bags to those who come due to Bernadette (bcaponegro@saintroseoflimachurch. org) COVID-19 restrictions until further notice. 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“The surgical intervention for the diverticular stenosis was carried out on the evening of July 4 and involved a hemi- colectomy on the left [side] and lasted around 3 hours,” Mr. Bruni said.

A hemicolectomy is a type of surgery done to remove part of the large intestine called the colon. The colon can be partially removed without affecting the way it works in the digestive system. Once the affected part is removed, the remaining ends are joined together with almost no impact on digestion.

The operation was carried out under a general anesthesia by Dr. Sergio Alfieri. The Vatican reported last evening and added that the pope had “responded well” to the intervention. The doctor who carried out the operation was part of the team trained by the late Francesco Crucitti, who operated on St. John Paul II after an assassination at- tempt on May 13, 1981. Dr. Crucitti became John Paul’s personal surgeon.

The Vatican is expected to issue another update on the pope’s condition later today.

Pope Francis, 84, underwent a pre-planned surgery for a restriction of the sigmoid portion of the large intestine at the Gemelli Hospital in Rome this Sunday afternoon, the director of the Holy See press office, Matteo Bruni, con- firmed just before midnight local time.

“The Holy Father reacted well to the intervention carried out under a general anesthesia by Professor Sergio Alfieri,” he said, without giving further details, except for the names of eight doctors involved, plus the two Vatican doctors (including the pope’s personal physician) who were present.

Diverticular disease is the general name for a common condition that involves small bulges or sacs called diverticula that form from the wall of the large intestine (colon). Stenosis, in this context, means a narrowing of the intestinal tract.

The operation took place some hours after Mr. Bruni first broke the news of the pope’s entry to hospital around 3.20 p.m. (Rome time), July 4. It seems it lasted several hours, but there is no official confirmation of this.

Francis arrived at the Gemelli hospital around 3 p.m. in a small car driven by a chauffeur and accompanied by an assistant, according to the Italian news agency ANSA. He was assigned the suite on the tenth floor of the hospital that was once used by John Paul II, who also underwent surgery here several times, including after the assassina- tion attempt in 1981 and for the removal of a benign tumor of the colon in 1992.

Pope Francis is likely to remain here for at least five days, ANSA said.

Earlier in the day, Francis looked cheerful and in good form when he greeted pilgrims and recited the Angelus with them at midday, and announced his forthcoming two-and-a-half day visit to Slovakia (Sept. 12-15) with a brief visit to Budapest, Hungary, to celebrate Mass at the conclusion of the International Eucharistic Congress, on the morning of Sept. 12.

Surprisingly, however, he gave no indication that he would enter the hospital in the afternoon, and the announce- ment could be seen as downplaying the seriousness of the operation. Nevertheless the news came as a shock to people. Many recalled that last Sunday, June 27, the pope had made an unusual request for prayers that caused people to wonder if he was not well. He said at the time: “I ask you to pray for the pope, pray in a special way. The pope needs your prayers.” He thanked them and said, “I know you will do that.”

4 saintroseoflimachurch.org America learned that two weeks ago Francis alerted some persons in his inner circle of the possibility of an impend- ing operation. It seems he has been experiencing “some discomfort” and was advised to undergo surgery.

Since Francis, as usual, has started his “home-holiday period” on July 3, and has suspended all public audiences until Aug. 4, he deemed this was an appropriate time for him to have this “elective surgery.” One informed source, who asked not to be identified because he was not authorized to speak, told America he understood the interven- tion was “a general maintenance intervention.” He said it was important to intervene early because if such a prob- lem was left unattended, it could perhaps cause serious complications later. He said the 55-year-old Roman doctor would likely use “keyhole surgery,” whereby an operation (laparoscopy) is performed in the abdomen using small incisions, and with the aid of a camera.

Francis has not had any serious health problems since he became pope on March 13, 2013, except for the sciatica that has caused him suffering since his days as archbishop of Buenos Aires when he opted not to have an operation to deal with that ailment.

The sciatica has caused him much pain too as pope and, on doctor’s advice, he cancelled his participation in the liturgical celebrations on New Year’s Eve, and on the first days of 2021, but he returned to normal on Jan. 23. To help cope with the sciatica, he was put on a diet to reduce weight.

The only other problem that Francis has had to deal with in his eight years as pope was cataracts in both eyes. He underwent brief, successful interventions for this ailment less than two years ago.

In 1957, at the age of 21 and as a student in the seminary, the young Jorge Mario Bergoglio underwent a serious operation with a general anesthetic that involved removing the top lobe of his right lung. But he has recovered from that, and it has never caused him any problem since, he told the Argentine journalist, Nelson Castro, in an interview for his book, La Salud de los papas.

In that same interview, Francis revealed that as Jesuit provincial he underwent surgery for “gangrene of the gall- bladder” and later, as archbishop of Buenos Aires, he had something similar to a pre-heart attack in 2004 but was treated successfully by doctors, without surgery, in the San Camillo Hospital in Buenos Aires. Apart from this, Francis said, he is in reasonably good health for a man of his age.

Shortly after the Vatican broke the news of the pope’s operation the diocese of Rome stated in a press communique that the faithful “are praying for the Holy Father, and for doctors that are caring for him.”

The president of Italy, Sergio Mattarella, in Paris on a state visit, sent “affectionate good wishes” to Pope Francis “in the name of all the Italians” and wished him “a good convalescence and better still, a speedy recovery.”

The Islamic Judge Mohamad Abdel Salam, a former close advisor to the Grand Imam of Al Azhar and secretary general of the Higher Committee for Human Fraternity, told America, “I, my family and the Grand Imam pray to God to bless His Holiness with smooth and swift recovery, and to protect him from any harm.”

Gerard O’Connell is America’s Vatican correspondent. Reprinted with permission of America Press, Inc., 2021.

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