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Saint Anthony of Padua Church
Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
November 16, 2014
853 Third Avenue, Elizabeth, New Jersey 07202
Parish Phone: (908) 351-3300 Parish Fax: (908) 351-3609
Convent Phone: (908) 354-0825 School Phone (908) 352-7419
Web page: http://www.stanthonyelizabeth.com
Email: [email protected]
Pastoral Staff:
Rev. Oscar Martin Dominguez, Pastor
Sr. Marie Charitina, S.C., Dir. Rel. Education
Deacon Joseph Caporaso, Principal
Eucharist:
Daily:
Chapel 8:30 am
Monday: 7:00 pm (Spanish)
Thursday: 7:00 pm (Spanish)
Saturday: 5:00 pm, 7:00 pm (Spanish)
Sunday: 8:00 am, 10:30 am, 12:00 noon (Spanish)
Staff:
Ms. Rose Perone, Trustee & English Rel. Ed.
Mrs. Mary Wilk, Parish Secretary
Mrs. Teresa Marin, Spanish Rel. Ed.
Mr. Michael Faccone, Office
Next Holy Day of Obligation
December 8, 2014 The Immaculate Conception
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
Thursday: Holy Hour following 7 pm Mass
Hora Santa después de la misa 7 pm
Office Hours:
Daily (Diario)
Saturday (Sábado)
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
10:00 - 12:00 noon
Baptism/Bautizos:
Baptisms in English are the first and third
Saturday of each month. Arrangements should be made
one month in advance. Parents should be registered
parishioners.
Los Bautizos son el 2do y 4to sábado de cada mes.
Deben de pasar por la oficina para coordinar la fecha por
lo menos con un mes de anticipación. Deben de estar
inscritos en la parroquia para solicitar un bautismo.
Marriage/Matrimonio:
Please arrange with the priest at least one year in advance.
Por favor de separar fecha con el sacerdote y un año de
anticipación.
Reconciliation/Reconciliación:
Every Wednesday (Cada Miércoles) 6:45 PM—8:00 PM
MISSION STATEMENT
St. Anthony of Padua Parish is committed to the
Religious Education/Catecismo:
Celebration of God’s presence among His people through
English: Sunday at 9:00 am in the Grammar school
meaningful, well prepared liturgy, prayerful gatherings,
RCIA Tuesday 7:00 pm in Rectory Meeting Room.
evangelization and faith formation. We recognize and
Español: Sábado a las 10:00 am se reúnen en la cafetería
welcome the richness of our culturally and ethnically
de la escuela.
diverse community. We strive to nurture and develop these
differences by encouraging all our brothers and sisters to
Sponsorship/Godparent Certificates
Those who need a sponsorship certificate to be a share their gifts so we may strengthen our community and
become one.
godparent must make an appointment with the priest.
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MASS INTENTIONS FOR NOVEMBER
16, 2014 TO NOVEMBER 22, 2014
SATURDAY (November 15)
Chapel: SACRED HEART/ Jose Cordero
8:30 NICOLA CALICCHIO/ Moglia Philomena & Figli
12:00 BEREAVEMENT MASS
5:00 CARLO & SILVANA SERMENGHI/ Boyagian-Bello
Family
7:00 VARIOUS INTENTIONS
SUNDAY (November 16) XXXIII Sunday in Ordinary Time
8:00 ELVIRA MORIELLO/ Mr. & Mrs. Biagio Arcieri &
Family
10:30 ANGELA MARIE TRIPODI/ Sister Tina
12:00 VARIOUS INTENTIONS
MONDAY (November 17) St. Elizabeth of Hungary
Chapel: ANNA PAOLOZZI/ Jose Cordero
8:30 PETER MADORMA/ Daughter Dolly
ONOFRIO CHILLEMI/ Antonia Chillemi
7:00 VARIOUS INTENTIONS
OUR
OFFERTORY
COLLECTION is shown
below. We sincerely thank all
those parishioners and friends who contributed
to the parish.
Be assured that the Lord will never be
outdone in rewarding those who give even a
glass of water in His Name.
Weekly Offering
5:00 PM
325
7:00 PM
420
8:00 AM
400
10:30 AM
763
12:00 Noon
1,672
Mail
379
Total
$3,959
TUESDAY (November 18) Ded. of Basilica of Ss. Pete & Paul
8:30 FRED PERONE/ Daughter Rose
ASSUNTA & CHRISTINA SAN DONATO/ Lina Alfano PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK OF OUR PARISH, especially
WEDNESDAY (November 19) Weekday
Barbara McMurray
Alfonsina Aker
8:30 JOHN & VINCENZO SACCA/ Family
THURSDAY (November 20) Weekday
8:30 ANGELO ROSATA/ Daughter Brigida & Family
7:00 VARIOUS INTENTIONS
FRIDAY (November 21) Presentation of the BVM
8:30 HARRY VACCARO/ Sally & Sons
SATURDAY (November 22) St. Cecilia
Chapel: ANGELO & SERAFINA BONAVITACOLA/ Rocco &
Lucy Mariani
8:30 NAZARENA AZZARELLO/ Mr. & Mrs. Nicola Arcieri
& Family
5:00 ELVIRA & ANGELO MORIELLO/ Daughter & Family
7:00 VARIOUS INTENTIONS
SUNDAY (November 23) Our Lord Jesus Christ,
King of the Universe
8:00 DECEASED MEMBERS OF LE MADRI CRISTIANE
10:30 DECEASED MEMBERS OF UNICO
12:00 VARIOUS INTENTIONS
ETERNAL REST GRANT UNTO THEM, O
LORD! We remember those who have died in
the peace of Christ, especially: Juan Garcia,
Katherine NigroLina Alfano and Lilia Castro.
The ALTAR BREAD AND WINE are donated this week in
memory of Angela Marie Tripodi donated by her sister
Tina.
VOTIVE CANDLES will burn on the Main, Blessed
Mother, Sacred Heart and St. Joseph Altars this week in
memory of Angela Marie Tripodi donated by her sister
Tina.
Carmen Alava
Lina Alfano
Mary Brady
Oran Bryant
Caterina Campbell
Isaac Castañeda
Orlando Chavez
Paul Chiusano
Wayne Cook
Mary Cusmano
Leonor Sepulveda De Devia
Marianna Dubell
Denise Griest
Jared Leonardo Henao
Jacob Hinman
Joshua Hinman
Millie Infuso
Joseph B. Jean-Mary
Michelle Johnson
Stanley Kuchno
Lindsay LaMarre
Tina Lang
John Lapolla
Theresa Lattanzio
Rosa Leon
John Mariano, Jr.
Elvin Martinez
Georgine Mazza
Angelo Meo
Leonarda Merlo
Pat Nardone
Nick Netta
Declan Rocco O’Connor
Robergeau Paul
Frank Pierre
Raul Atilio Portillo
Carmen Fojo Prieto
Edith Quijada
Endy Quijada
Usha Raja
Oscar Eduardo Ramírez
Sergio Ricciardi
Isadora Rodriguez
Magdalena Rodriguez
John Ruela
Maria Saavedra
Hugo Santa Maria
Kay Scaturo
Cira M. Senese
John Veltre
SECOND COLLECTION
The second collection this weekend is
for American Missions Catholic Relief.
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WEEKLY HOMILY / HOMILÍA SEMANAL
Thirty-Third Sunday OT/Trigésimo Tercer Domingo TO, Ciclo A
In today's Gospel, Jesus told the parable of a man whose words changed things for those
around him. The master called in his three servants, and with his words he entrusted each of them with
a sum of money to care for in his absence. When he returned the master called each man to account.
When the first and second servants announced they had each doubled their master's money, the master
said to each of them, "Well done, my good and faithful servant. Since you were faithful in small
matters, I will give you great responsibilities. Come; share your master's joy." The master's words
gave them praise and greater responsibilities and authority. When the third servant arrived with only
the money he had initially received, his master commanded, "Take the talent from him...and throw
this useless servant into the darkness outside where there will be wailing and grinding of teeth." The
master's words brought condemnation and punishment to the third servant. The master's words had
power. They could alter the situation of his servants. Yet the power of his words is nothing compared
to power of the words found in the celebration of the Mass and in the other liturgies of the Church. In
the Mass, we hear God's transforming word proclaimed in the scripture readings. We hear words that
have touched the lives of countless millions of people down through the ages. We hear how God
spoke through Moses and the prophets, and above all through Jesus, his Son, the Word made Flesh. In
the Mass we also hear the words, the voice, of the Church. The words that make up the prayers of the
Mass were carefully chosen by the Church, under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, to express what we
believe. There is a principle that says what the Church prays, is what the Church believes. That means
that if a person wants to know the Catholic faith, that person simply has to listen to the prayers of the
liturgy. How we pray, reveals what we believe.
En el Evangelio de hoy, Jesús nos cuenta una parábola sobre un hombre, que llamó a tres de
sus siervos y les encargó a cada uno una suma de dinero para que la cuidasen mientras él estaba
ausente. Cuando este Señor regreso de su viaje, llamo a sus tres criados para ver como o que habían
hecho con su dinero. Cuando el primero y el segundo le dijeron lo que habían hecho y logrado con su
dinero, el Señor de estos siervos les dijo:” ¡Bien hecho! Siervos buenos y fieles, como habéis sido
fieles en los asuntos pequeñitos, os daré mucho mas grandes responsabilidades. Venid y entrad en el
descanso de vuestro Señor.” Las palabras de este Señor, les dio a estos siervos alabanza, una mayor
responsabilidad y autoridad. Cuando llego el tercer siervo a rendir cuentas, y solo le llevó el dinero
que había recibido inicialmente, su Señor ordeno: “Quítenle el talento… y arrojen a este siervo inútil y
perezoso a fuera donde será el llanto y el rechinar de dientes.” Las palabras del Señor trajeron sobre
este siervo condenación y castigo. Las palabras de este Señor tenían poder, y podían alterar o cambiar
la vida de estos siervos. Ahora, en una situación similar a la de estos siervos, ¿Cómo actuaría yo?
¿Seria inteligente como los dos primeros, y ganaría más de lo que me habían encomendado, o seria
perezoso y miedoso y no haría nada? Por que esto es lo que vamos a escuchar un día, cuando se nos
llame a rendir cuentas al Señor Todopoderoso, haber, Oscar, ¿que has hecho con los talentos que te
deje en depósito hasta que volviera? Y que responderemos, lo haremos con alegría y seguridad,
sabiendo que hemos ganado más de lo que se nos había encomendado, o ¿estaremos en una situación,
un poco o mucho, embarazosas por miedo a no saber como responder? Este Evangelio nos llama hoy
a hacer un examen de conciencia profundó, y ver que hemos hecho con los talentos que Dios nos ha
dado, con todos esos bienes que Dios ha puesto en nuestras manos para hacer su nombre santo entre
las naciones. Que Dios me los bendiga a todos ustedes y a sus familias.
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St. Anthony’s Food Pantry
St. Anthony’s Food Pantry now opens once a
month. The next food distribution will be Wednesday,
November 26, from 1 PM to 4 PM. Entrance is
through the 3rd Avenue Basement. Please bring some
form of identification.
FOOD PANTRY DONATIONS
Our Food Pantry is in need of food. Please drop
off your food to help feed those in need of our parish in the
baskets at the back of the church or at the rectory.
Lectors for the Weekend of November 22—23, 2014
Saturday, November 22
5:00 PM
Sr. Clare
7:00 PM
Marta Portillo y Will Villanueva
Sunday, November 23
8:00 AM
Jennifer Markowycz
10:30 AM Rita Agliata
12:00 Noon Norma Guido y Oscar Perdomo
Eucharistic Ministers for the Weekend of November
22—23, 2014
Saturday, November 22
5:00 PM
Joe Gambino
7:00 PM
Teresa Marin
Sunday, November 23
8:00 AM Mary Wilk
10:30 AM Cristian Moron, Ariel Legacy and
Martha Devia
12:00 Noon Miguel y Maria Hernandez, y Maritza Puello
Ministry to the Sick and Homebound
The parish family of St. Anthony’s seeks to reach
out and include the sick, the elderly, and the homebound in
the life and prayers of our parish.
Please contact the parish office if someone wants
to receive Communion or needs to see the priest for the
sacraments of Confession and Anointing of the Sick.
*MONDAY: 7:00 PM Mass [in
Spanish] followed by prayer group
*TUESDAY: Novena to St. Anthony (After 8:30 AM Mass —
Chapel)
7:00 PM RCIA (Rectory Basement)
*THURSDAY: Holy Hour after 7:00 PM Mass
TODAY’S READINGS
First Reading — The woman who fears the LORD
is to be praised (Proverbs 31:10-13, 19-20, 30-31).
Psalm — Blessed are those who fear the Lord
(Psalm 128).
Second Reading — Brothers and sisters, you are
children of the light (1 Thessalonians 5:1-6).
Gospel — Since you were faithful in small
matters, I will give you great responsibilities
(Matthew 25:14-30 [14-15, 19-21]).
The English translation of the Psalm Responses from Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997,
International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.
GET READY
The Letters of Paul to the Thessalonians are among his
earliest writings, and are driven by his belief and the belief
of the entire early Christian community that the return of
Christ was imminent. Therefore, to devote time or attention
to anything else was foolish.
As time progressed, this fervor receded a bit. Today we
may wonder, when we hear these readings about the coming end-times, if we should take them to heart. What should
we do when we hear that the day of the Lord will come
upon us “like a thief at night”? (1 Thessalonians 5:2) Does
this mean we are to stop our long-range goal-setting, get rid
of our yearly calendars and planners, or stop putting money
in the college education fund? Of course not. What it does
mean is that we need to change our lives, living like children of the light and illuminating the world around us with
the light of the gospel. Then, on that day, when the details
of our daily living become unimportant, we will be ready to
find our peace and security in Christ Jesus.
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Welcome/ Bienvenidos
Welcome New Parishioners! We are happy to have you with us. We would like to invite you to register at the parish
office during the week. Registration is essential for sponsor/witness letters. If you move or change your address,
please call the rectory.
¡Bienvenidos a los nuevos feligreses! Nos da mucho gusto de que estén con nosotros. Los invitamos a inscribirse en
nuestra oficina entre semana. Tienen que estar inscritos para recibir cartas verificando su participación en la Iglesia.
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The Don Bosco Soccer Club is meeting for children ages 7—12 every Saturday through
November 22nd, from 12 noon until 2pm. Any questions, please call Ben Farina at 908578-6235.
St. Anthony’s Seniors will have their next meeting on Wednesday, November 19, 2014 at
1:00 PM in the Youth Center.
St. Anthony’s Seniors will have their Christmas Party on Wednesday, December 17, 2014 in
the Youth Center. More information to follow.
THANKSGIVING PIE SALE
The Salesian Cooperators at St. Anthony's are sponsoring their annual Thanksgiving Pie Sale. These
are large, delicious pies. Order forms are available at the Church entrances and at the Rectory. Pies are $12
each this year. There are FIVE delicious flavors available. Pies may be picked up in the rectory the Tuesday
before Thanksgiving. (Pies ordered through Our Lady of Guadalupe Academy may be picked up from the
school. Pies must be ordered by FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 21st. The bakery will not accept
late orders from us, so we, unfortunately, cannot accept late orders any more. Proceeds from the pie sale will
be donated to St. Anthony’s Church.
Sing to the LORD a new song
Sing to the LORD, all the earth.
Do you love to sing? Do you want to join your fellow parishioners in praise? If so,
please consider joining our choir. Rehearsals (on Tuesday nights) are under way.
Please contact Anjanette Valiante at (908) 370-5789 for more information.
On Sunday, December 7, 2014, the installation of Fr. Oscar Martin Dominguez as Pastor of
St. Anthony of Padua Church will take place. Bishop Cruz will be in attendance. The Mass
Schedule for that day will be as follows: 8:00 AM: English Mass, and 12:00 Noon:
TRI-LINGUAL Installation Mass. Immediately after the Mass there will be a reception in
the Youth Center. All are welcome. THERE WILL BE NO 10:30 AM MASS THIS DAY.
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