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The Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
February 1, 2015
Sunday Readings
Masses For The Week
First Reading - Deuteronomy 18: 15-20
Second Reading - 1 Corinthians 7: 32-35
Sunday, Feb. 1st - Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:30 am - Bernard Trainor
9:00 am - Antonia Falcon
10:30 am - Joseph Griglio
12:00 pm - Michael J. Marra IV
5:00 pm - Lillian Stahl
Monday, Feb. 2nd - The Prestation of the Lord
7:00 am - Eleanor Beckmeyer
12:05 pm - Damiana & Giovani Gadaleta
Tuesday, Feb. 3rd - St. Blaise & St. Ansgar
7:00 am - Savino & Mary Verdiramo
12:05 pm - Frank Filoramo
Wednesday, Feb. 4th - Ordinary Time Weekday
7:00 am - People of the Parish
12:05 pm - Natale Schirone
Thursday, Feb. 5th - St. Agatha
7:00 am - Erika Manrique
12:05 pm - Carol Shanley
Friday, Feb. 6th - St. Paul Miki
7:00 am - Vincent & Modesta Carabott
12:05 pm - James Cabany
Saturday, Feb. 7th - Ordinary Time Weekday
8:00 am - Memorial Mass
5:30 pm - Robert J. Mitchell (5th anniv.)
Sunday, Feb. 8th - Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:30 am - Margaret Mary Eschbach
9:00 am - Arnold & Anne Landi
10:30 am - Filomena Falco
12:00 pm - Frank Donnelly
5:00 pm - Santos Arroyo
Gospel - Mark 1: 21-28
After last week’s call of the disciples, our Gospel from
Mark takes us on the road with Jesus in his ministry of
teaching and healing. As we listen to these stories of Jesus
teaching with authority,what authority does Jesus have in
our own lives? How does God amaze us with movements
of grace within us, and how do we respond?
WEEKLY COLLECTION
Collection for was not available of time of
publication due to the snow storm. The
Christmas Collection will be in a future bulletin.
Your generous support is greatly appreciated.
Women’s World Day of Prayer
This year Women’s World Day of Prayer will be held here
at Immaculate Conception on March 6th at 8 pm. Look for
more information to follow in future bulletins.
Parish Mission Statement
We at the Catholic Christian community
of Immaculate Conception, Secaucus, in the
Archdiocese of Newark, proclaim to be a
Eucharistic Community, guided by the Spirit to
proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ, as we
journey by passion, to evangelize, to celebrate our
diversity and to meet the challenge our
responsibility as disciples of the Lord Jesus.
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MEMORIALS
The Altar Bread is offered for - Lillian Stahl
The Sancturay Lamp is offered for - Lillian Stahl
The Memorial Candle is offered for - Natale A. Schirone
Communion Outfits
Don’t know what to do with those used Communion
Outfits? If they are in good condition, put them to good
use again and donate them to children who are less
fortunate an will be receiving their First Communion? You
can drop them off at the Parish Office. Talk to Martha.
The Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
UPCOMING EVENTS
Sunday, Feb. 1st
CCD - School/Cafeteria/Notre Dame Hall - 8 am - 12 pm
Monday, Feb. 2nd
Rosary Meeting - Cafeteria - 7 pm
CCD - School - 6-8 pm
Tuesday, Feb. 3rd
Breavement - Notre Dame Hall - 7 pm
Wednesday, Feb. 4th
RCIA - Faculty Room - 7:30 tpm
RCIA Kids - Notre Dame Hall - 6:30 - 8 pm
Knights of Columubs - Cafeteria - 7 pm
CCD - Notre Dame Hall - 6-8 pm
Thursday, Feb. 5th
Holy Hour - 6 -7 pm
Bible Study - Cafeteria - 6 - 9:30 pm
Cub Scouts - Cafeteria - 4-6 pm
Friday, Feb. 6th
Cub Scouts - Cafeteria - 5-7 pm
Saturday, Feb. 7th
Bible Study - Notre Dame Hall - 9am - 12pm
First Penance Retreat - Gym/Cafeteria - 9:30 - 11 am
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There is an appointed time for everyhing….
Februaru 1, 2015
A Special thank you to all of those who
attended the “Comedy Nite” for Autism
sponsored by the Knights. Your
attendance for this great cause was
greatly appreciated.
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2015 Men’s Cornerstone Coming Soon
We will hold our Men’s Cornerstone on Feb. 27-28, 2015.
Cornerstone is a 26 hour escape from the every day. It’s a
chance to get closed with God in the company of fellow
Catholic men. It’s an opportunity to recharge spiritually
during the season of Lent in an atmosphere of prayer and
camaraderie. Applications are available at the Church
entrances. For more information contact Jim Cannan at
201-647-4738 or [email protected] or Deacon Earle
Connelly at the Parish Office at 201-863-4840 or
[email protected].
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Fire Department Valentine’s Breakfast
The Exempt Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Secaucus
Fire Department is holding a Valentine’s
Breakfast on Sun. Feb. 8, 2015 at the Secaucus
Senior Center 101 Centre Ave. from 8am - 12pm.
Cost is $10 for Adults and $5 for Seniors and
children under 12. For tickets and information
call Alexis Leppin 201-723-5521 or Vickie Cieciuch 201388-1058.
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The Knights of Columbus Council 12769
thanks all who took a baby bottle for
Pregnancy Crisis Centers at the beginning of
Jan. If you have not yet returned the bottle
please do so as soon as possible and leave it
in the church gift shop.
We pray for those in our Parish Family
who are sick: Jovita Longos, Hedwig
Paczkowski, Gloria Encarnacion, Ronald
Carrino, Catherine Carabott, and those who
are homebound, for patients in
Meadowlands and Meadowview Hospitals, Hudson Manor Our next meeting will be this Wed. Feb. 4th at 8 pm.
and the Fountains at the Manor.
If you would like information about the Knights of
Columbus, please contact PGK Neal at 201-223-7967.
Hudson Ryan Mosca
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Rosary Society
Patricia (Pat) Backiel
Barbara Pein Puthmann
The Rosary Society will be meeting on
Feb. 2nd after the 7 pm Mass. After the
meeting, we will be playing Valentine
Bingo!
Anyone interested in joining the Rosary Society is welcome
to come and find out what our organization is all about!
Fasting and Feasting
Immaculate Conception Parish
Our Journey in the Desert
Soup and Crackers
Every Wednesday of Lent after the 12:05
Mass join us for lunch and give what you
would of spent on lunch to the poor
Meet in the Library after Mass
Lent: 2015
A Season for Fasting ******* A Season for
Feasting
Fast from judging others.*** Feast on
accepting other
Fast from no appreciation.*** Feast on
gratitude.
Fast from anger.*** Feast on patience.
Fast from pessimism.*** Feast on optimism
Fast from put down.*** Feast on words that
build up others
Fast from worry.*** Feast on God's care
Fast from complaining*** Feast on
appreciation.
Fast from bitterness.*** Feast on forgiveness.
Fast from selfishness.*** Feast on
thoughtfulness.
Burning of Palms
Fat Tuesday is the
traditional name for
the day before Ash
Wednesday, the first
day of Lent. It is
more commonly
known as Mardi Gras,
which is simply Fat
Tuesday in French. It
gets its name from the
custom, of marking
the day with feasting
before the fasting
season of Lent
begins.
February 17th, 2015
7:00 P.M.
CAFETERIA
Burning of Palms
FREE Desserts
COME JOIN IN THE
FUN!!!!
BRING A FRIEND!!!!!!!
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