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Bulletin
The
June 19, 2016
Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time
St Vincent de Paul g Bayonne, NJ
IN A WORLD WHERE VARIOUS FORMS OF MODERN
TYRANNY SEEK TO SUPPRESS RELIGIOUS FREEDOM,
OR TRY TO REDUCE IT TO A SUBCULTURE WITHOUT
RIGHT TO A VOICE IN THE PUBLIC SQUARE, OR TO USE
RELIGION AS A PRETEXT FOR HATRED AND BRUTALITY, IT
IS IMPERATIVE THAT THE FOLLOWERS OF THE VARIOUS
RELIGIONS JOIN THEIR VOICES IN CALLING FOR PEACE,
TOLERANCE, AND RESPECT FOR THE DIGNITY AND
RIGHTS OF OTHERS. — POPE FRANCIS
June 26 July 3 July 10 July 17 July 24 July 31 August 7 Pastoral Team
Rev. Eric W. FuchsPastor
Rev. Hermes Diaz
Parochial Vicar
Rev. Carl Arico
In Residence
Rev. David Buckles
In Residence
Michael P. MissaggiaDeacon
Thomas Norton
Director of Music
Maryann Angrosina
Office Manager
Elaine Conway, John HughesTrustees
Jaime de Leon
Pastoral Council President
Thomas D’Alessio
Finance Council President
Christine Smith
Parish Catechetical Leader
Mass Schedule
Saturday Evening 5pm & 6.30pm (Spanish Mass)
Sunday Morning 8am, 10am, & Noon
Weekday 8am
Saturday 8am
Holyday 7am, 8:30am, Noon & 7pm
Federal Holiday 9am
Directory
Rectory: 201.436.2222
Fax: 201.437.5235
E-Mail: [email protected]
Website: stvincentrc.org
Religious Ed. Email: [email protected]
All Saints Catholic Academy: 201.443.8384
Parish Office Hours
Monday-Thursday
9am-12:30pm & 1:30-6pm
Friday
9am –5pm
Saturday 9am-12pm
Holidays Closed
Fr Eric's Departure
With praise and thanksgiving to Almighty God, I wish to
thank Archbishop John Joseph Myers for having made
me the next Pastor of Sacred Heart Church in North
Bergen, New Jersey, effective, July 1st. I will always have
much love for St. Vincent de Paul Church in Bayonne,
where I met some of the loveliest people and had the
most amazing support staff! Although I will miss the
good people of Bayonne, I also look forward to beginning
a new chapter in my life and embracing a new pastoral
assignment. Please pray for me and at the same time, be
assured of my prayers for all of you! Blessed be God forever! —Fr Eric Fr. Eric has not stated yet when his final mass
this month will be. Fr. Peter Wehrle will be our Temporary
Administrator until a new Pastor is named.
Baptism
The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated on a scheduled
Sunday each month at 1:30pm in the Church. Parents
must attend our required Baptismal Preparation class
prior to the Baptism of their children. Classes are held
according to the published schedule at 1:30pm in the
basement of the rectory, entrance ground level on 46th
Street. Please call the rectory to set up the Baptism.
Stewardship & Collection
First Collection $10,442
May God Bless our Parishioners for their generous
contributions!
Offering for June 19—25, 2016
Gifts
Altar Bread Altar Wine Edward Jesolosky
Edward Jesolosky
Blessed Mother St. Joseph St. Vincent St. Patrick St. Judy St. Elizabeth Anne Seton Divine Mercy Sanctuary Lamp Christina Kirsch
Edward Jesolosky
Thomas Ryan
William F. Lucy
Judy Flynn
Theresa Minotto
Henry Wolenski
Edward Jesolosky
Votive Candles
Please pray for the recovery of:
Thomas Wetzel, Germaine White, Theresa Kurtiak,
Michael Butler, Mary Peeples, John Foster, Madeleine
Foster, Danny Dragone, Jack Conway, Liam Morley,
Arthur Sonny Kopacz, Harry Steiner, Gail Schaefer, Ema
Palfi and Joseph Kurtiak, Christopher Joseph Murphy,
Connie Colandria, Diane Radwanski, Betty Serafino,
Marisol Paul and Maryann Boruch and George Brummer
Eternal Rest Grant unto Thee O Lord:
Mass Intentions
7-8 PM
Saturday: 4 – 4:45pm
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Upcoming Second Collections
June 19 Air Conditioning Collection
†Raul Rojas
Saturday, June 18
8AM
Zigmont & Carolyn Bartochowska & Mary Lavan
5PM Henry Wolenski & Eileen J. Powalie
6:30PM Misa en Espanol
Sunday, June 19
8AM Death Anniversary of Gladys Anne
and Christopher Tomate
10AM Edward Jesolosky & Helen & William Folger
12PM Samuel Kovacsy & Olympia Favia
Monday, June 20
8AM Margaret Modaferi & Marta Amato
First Anniversary
Tuesday, June 21
8AM Teresa Militello
Wednesday, June 22
8AM Christina Kirsch
Thursday, June 23
8AM Joseph Gnas
Friday, June 24
8AM William F. Lucy & Sheila LaScala
Saturday, June 25
8AM Rose Santora
5PM Angelo & Francesca Romano & Eugene
& Michael Lavan
6:30PM Misa en Espanol
Sunday, June 26
8AM Dolores Beebe & Rose & Tom Favia
10AM Frank & Ann Fossella & Olympia Favia
12PM People of the Parish, Theresa Timpone
Mary Kovacsy
Eucharistic Ministers and Lectors
for June 25/26
5PM
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Holy Hour
Mondays Higher Expenses of the Parish
Parish Assessment Collection
Stewardship Collection
Air Conditioning Collection
Higher Expenses of the Parish
Air Conditioning Collection
Parish Assessment Collection
8AM g
Priscilla Ege
Priscilla Ege
Deacon Michael
Patricia Levan
Jacqueline Burns
Elaine Conway
Jeanette Diaz
Mark Urban
Dolores Trasande
Marionh Wolenski
Medy Alvarez
Danny Dragone
Lynn Drexler
10AM Jane Mattiello
Jane Mattiello
g
Kim Spiniello
Ralph Spiniello
Marietta Valbuena
Nathaniel Valbuena
James Finnegan
12 PM Theresa DeLeon
Theresa DeLeon
g
Hector Espinosa
Ray Holowienka
Robert Yorio
Upcoming Events
July 23
June 26 June 30
Social Dance 7:30-11:30 Robinson Hall
Baptism 1:30 PM
Food Pantry
Save The Date
Saturday December 3 — St. Vincent will have a Tricky Tray
Fundraiser. More details will follow.
Mass Book 2017
Our 2017 Mass Book will open Wednesday July 13 after the
8:00AM morning Mass.
Social Dance Schedule Change
There is a change in the date for July's Social Dance. For this
month the dance will take place on July 23 instead of July 2
due to the 4th of July Holiday. Also, the entrance fee for the
Social Dance is $25.00 which includes dancing and food.
June Prayer Intentions of the Holy Father
Universal: Human Solidarity — That the aged, marginalized, and those who have no one may find–
even within the huge cities of the world–opportunities for encounter and solidarity.
Evangelization: Seminarians and Novices — That
seminarians and men and women entering religious life may have mentors who live the joy of the
Gospel and prepare them wisely for their mission.
Sunday Readings
First Reading: Psalm:
Second Reading:
Gospel:
Weekday Readings
ZEC 12:10-11; 13:1
PS 63:2, 3-4, 5-6, 8-9
GAL 3:26-291
LK 9:18-24
Mon 2 KGS 17:5-8, 13-15A, 18 / PS 60:3, 4-5, 12-13/ MT 7:1-5
Tue Saint Aloysius Gonzaga 2 KGS 19:9B-11,14-21,31-35A,
36 / PS 48:2-3AB,3CD-4,10-11 / MT 7:6,12-14
Wed 2 KGS 22:8-13; 23:1-3 / PS 119:33, 34, 35, 36, 37,
40 / MT 7:15-20
Thu 2 KGS 24:8-17 / PS 79:1B-2,3-5,8,9 / MT 7:21-29
Fri Nativity of Saint John the Baptist IS49:1-6/PS139:1B-3,
13-14AB,14C-15/ACTS13:22-26/LK1:57-66,80
Sat LAM2:2,10-14,18-19/PS74:1B-2,3-5,6-7,20-21/MT8:5-17
Recurring Events
The Centering Prayer Group meets Every Wednesday
At 7 PM at the Rectory Basement. For More Information,
please Call Barbara Sherry at 201.443.2115.
Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help takes place every
Saturday after 8 AM mass.
Nurse’s ministry blood pressures are checked after all
masses every first weekend of the month.
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament every first Friday after
8 AM mass until 11 AM (except when there is funeral Mass)
Music ministry: The Children's Choir sings at all Family
Masses, Christmas Concert, Christmas Eve & Palm
Sunday Mass. Practices are held every Saturday for an
hour in Robinson Hall.
Line dancing is now taking place on Thursdays 7—10 PM in
the basement of the church. Entrance fee is $6.00 and light
snacks will be served.
Praise & Worship Group: Meets every other week starting
Wednesday, September 30 until June 8
Running Group: Weekly meets on Saturday mornings in
the fall and spring, which take place on the blue track in
Hudson County Park, Bayonne. Tel: 201.437. 6798 for details
Marriage
The Sacrament of Matrimony requires an extensive
period of preparation. Contact should be made with a
priest at the Rectory one year in advance.
Anointing of the Sick
Visitation of the sick at home or in the hospital any time.
Call Parish Office.
OUR PARISH
Paint Night: "What a Great Time!"
Our sold-out paint night was a hit and the parish would like to give a big
thank you to parishioner Lois Barrera and her family and friends who ran
this fundraiser. Our profit was $1,622. We are planning to have another one
in the fall!
2016-2017 Religious Education Registration
Re-registrations and new registrations for the 2016/2017 Religious Education Program is open now
through Thursday, September 8th. All children presently registered will receive a letter and registration form (one registration form per child in the family). Registration forms must be completed for
all children attending our program. As the letter states, all four (4) Religious Education Programs in
Bayonne have been unified. If you would like your child to begin preparation for First Communion,
please be aware that it is a two (2) year program beginning in First Grade. If your child is new to
our program, a copy of his/her Baptismal Certificate must be provided either upon registration or
after, if he/she was not baptized at St. Vincent de Paul. For additional information and registration
forms, please contact Christine Smith at [email protected]. Thank you in advance!
Summer Mode
Summer seems to have finally reached us. For everyone Summer is a great time to take a step back
and reflect on our spirituality, try to breathe the
warm air, contemplate a starry sky or a sunrise
over the ocean and feel God's presence among us.
We encourage you to use those coming months
to deepen your relationship with God. Particularly,
we remind you that Mass attendance remains the
backbone of your spiritual life.
For those of you lucky enough to escape at the
weekend to shore houses or remote resorts, Summer means you will not be joining us at St Vincent
de Paul every week but you can find local Mass
times online at masstimes.org. Importantly, even if
you are away, you remain responsible for the stewardship of our parish simply because parish bills do
not take a vacation.
There are three ways you can accomplish this:
„„ enroll into our electronic donations system
so your offering will continue to be processed
in your absence — contact the parish office
for details;
„„ Send your envelope with your donation.
Note that you should not send cash, but
checks can be sent to the parish;
„„ "Make up" for missed collections by giving
your offering before you leave or after you are
back.
Supporting your parish is an important responsibility and we count on you to maintain the sustainability of our parish. In the long run, it is our ability
to pay our bill that ensures the parish will continue
to exist. Thank you in advance for your generosity!
A Personal Encounter
with Jesus in Scripture
Join us on Tuesday afternoons 1—2PM in the Rectory meeting room (use door on 46th side). Using
the writings of St. Paul, we will read, reflect, pray
and listen. Bibles are available for use. All are welcome! For additional information you may call Lynn at
201-243-6304 or Barbara at 201-443-2115
Parents Grieving the Loss of a Child — The Office of Family Life Ministries of the RCAN sponsors
support groups for Parents Grieving the Death of a
Child. Groups meet at St Thomas the Apostle Church,
Parish Center, 60 Byrd Avenue, Bloomfield on the
First Wednesday of each month at 7:30pm (July and
August is 7:00pm) and at St. Peter the Apostle Church,
Rectory Basement, 445 Fifth Avenue, River Edge, NJ
on the Third Monday of each month at 7:30pm. Info:
973-497-4327 or email [email protected].
Grief to Grace — The Archdiocese will be conducting a Grief to Grace Retreat during the week of September 11-16, 2016. Grief to Grace is a psychological and
spiritual journey providing safety and support for
anyone who has suffered degradation or violation
through physical, emotional or sexual abuse or neglect. It is appropriate for those who have endured
rape, incest, or other forms of traumatic violation in
childhood, adolescence or as an adult. It is also suitable for those who have suffered abuse by a member
of the clergy. This model of care provides therapy for
the soul. We encourage anyone in need of healing to
participate in this worthwhile program. If you have any
questions about the Grief to Grace Retreat, direct them to
Cheryl Riley at 973-497-4350 (office), 201-650-2961, or by
email at [email protected]
Fortnight for Freedom — Once again the USCCB
is sponsoring the Fortnight for Freedom which highlights the need for religious liberty. The Fortnight this
year runs from June 21st, the Vigil of the Feasts of Sts.
John Fischer and Thomas More, to July 4th. A special
aspect this year in their materials are “Witnesses of
Faith” which tells the stories of 14 men and women
who bear witness to freedom in Christ.
Gift of Camp — The Eddie Gray Camp Fund is seeking funds to send inner-city children to summer
camp. this year our cost per child will be $250 for one
week. However we will be grateful for donations
of any amount. Every donation helps and is greatly appreciated. Please make checks payable to the
Eddie Gray Camp Fund and mail them to: Sr Jacinta
Fernandez, St Joseph Social Service Center, 118 division St, Elizabeth NJ 07201. Thank you for providing a
happy and healthy experience for an inner-city child!
Pope horrified by
deadly attack in Orlando
ORLANDO
In a June 12 statement Fr. Federico Lombardi, the Holy See press officer, said the “terrible massacre,” which has left a
“dreadfully high number of innocent victims, has caused in Pope Francis, and in all of us, the deepest feelings of horror
and condemnation, of pain and turmoil before this new manifestation of homicidal folly and senseless hatred.”
“Pope Francis joins the families of the
victims and all of the injured in prayer
and in compassion,” the statement
reads. “Sharing in their indescribable
suffering he entrusts them to the Lord
so they may find comfort.”
“We all hope that ways may be found,
as soon as possible, to effectively
identify and contrast the causes of
such terrible and absurd violence
which so deeply upsets the desire for
peace of the American people and of
the whole of humanity.”
At least 50 people were killed and
53 were injured in the early hours of
June 12 when a gunman identified as
29-year-old Omar Mateen exchanged
fire with a police officer working at
Pulse nightclub, which caters to gay
clientele.
Mateen, who was from Florida and
was of Afghan descent, took hostages for as much as three hours, and
was shot to death by Swat officers.
Though the mass violence is thought
to be ideologically motivated, he was
not known to have links to any terrorist groups.
The death toll makes the Orlando
shooting the worst in United States
history.
While the US and much of the wider
world continues to reel from the attack, Bishop John Noonan led an interfaith prayer "to dry the tears" of the
community last Monday. To be sure,
the title of the service was no accident
– it was lifted from that of another
vigil held last month in St Peter's, at
which all "those in need of consolation" were invited to participate, with
the Pope presiding. As Francis' homily
then seems to fit a good deal of this
moment for many, here it is again:
At times of sadness, suffering and
sickness, amid the anguish of persecution and grief, everyone looks
for a word of consolation. We sense
a powerful need for someone to be
close and feel compassion for us.
We experience what it means to be
disoriented, confused, more heartsick than we ever thought possible.
We look around us with uncertainty,
trying to see if we can find someone
who really understands our pain.
Our mind is full of questions but answers do not come. Reason by itself
is not capable of making sense of
our deepest feelings, appreciating
the grief we experience and providing the answers we are looking for.
At times like these, more than ever
do we need the reasons of the heart,
which alone can help us understand
the mystery which embraces our
loneliness.
How much sadness we see in so
many faces all around us! How many
tears are shed every second in our
world; each is different but together
they form, as it were, an ocean of desolation that cries out for mercy, compassion and consolation. The bitterest tears are those caused by human
evil: the tears of those who have seen
a loved one violently torn from them;
the tears of grandparents, mothers
and fathers, children; eyes that keep
staring at the sunset and find it hard
to see the dawn of a new day. We
need the mercy, the consolation that
comes from the Lord. All of us need it.
This is our poverty but also our grandeur: to plead for the consolation of
God, who in his tenderness comes to
wipe the tears from our eyes (cf. Is
25:8; Rev 7:17; 21:4).
In our pain, we are not alone. Jesus,
too, knows what it means to weep
for the loss of a loved one. In one of
the most moving pages of the Gospel, Jesus sees Mary weeping for
the death of her brother Lazarus.
Nor can he hold back tears. He was
deeply moved and began to weep (cf.
Jn 11:33-35). The evangelist John, in
describing this, wanted to show how
much Jesus shared in the sadness
and grief of his friends. Jesus’ tears
have unsettled many theologians
over the centuries, but even more
they have bathed so many souls and
been a balm to so much hurt. Jesus
also experienced in his own person
the fear of suffering and death, disappointment and discouragement
at the betrayal of Judas and Peter,
and grief at the death of his friend
Lazarus. Jesus “does not abandon
those whom he loves” (Augustine, In
Joh., 49, 5). If God could weep, then I
too can weep, in the knowledge that
he understands me. The tears of Jesus serve as an antidote to my indifference before the suffering of my
brothers and sisters. His tears teach
me to make my own the pain of others, to share in the discouragement
and sufferings of those experiencing
painful situations. They make me realize the sadness and desperation of
those who have even seen the body
of a dear one taken from them, and
who no longer have a place in which
to find consolation. Jesus’ tears cannot go without a response on the
part of those who believe in him. As
he consoles, so we too are called to
console.
In the moment of confusion, dismay
and tears, Christ’s heart turned in
prayer to the Father. Prayer is the
true medicine for our suffering. In
prayer, we too can feel God’s presence. The tenderness of his gaze
comforts us; the power of his word
supports us and gives us hope. Jesus,
standing before the tomb of Lazarus,
prayed, saying: “Father, I thank you
for having heard me. I knew that you
always hear me” (Jn 11:41-42). We too
need the certainty that the Father
hears us and comes to our aid. The
love of God, poured into our hearts,
allows us to say that when we love,
nothing and no one will ever be able
to separate us from those we have
loved. The apostle Paul tells us this
with words of great comfort: “Who
will separate us from the love of
Christ? Will hardship, or distress, or
persecution, or famine, or nakedness or the sword? … No, in all these
things we are more than conquerors
through him who loved us. For I am
convinced that neither death, nor
life, nor angels, nor rulers, nor things
present, nor things to come, nor powers, nor height, nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able
to separate us from the love of God in
Christ Jesus our Lord” (Rom 8:35, 3739). The power of love turns suffering
into the certainty of Christ’s victory,
and our own victory in union with
him, and into the hope that one day
we will once more be together and
will forever contemplate the face of
the Trinity Blessed, the eternal wellspring of life and love. At the foot of
every cross, the Mother of Jesus is
always there. With her mantle, she
wipes away our tears. With her outstretched hand, she helps us to rise
up and she accompanies us along the
path of hope.
NUESTRA IGLESIA
Porque El Que Quiera Salvar Su Vida,
La Perderá; Pero El Que Pierda Su Vida
Por Mi Causa, La Salvará.
Jesús está orando; a continuación, se vuelve a los discípulos para preguntarles quien dicen la multitudes
que soy. Marcos coloca este incidente en Cesarea de
Filipo. Lucas, sin embargo, debido a la importancia
que le quiere dar a la oración en su Evangelio, la
sitúa en el contexto de la oración de Jesús. Los discípulos responden que la gente dice que es uno de
cualquier número de los profetas que han muerto,
a partir de la reciente Juan Bautista a un profeta de
hace mucho tiempo.
Luego les pide a los discípulos directamente quienes
dicen que es. Pedro responde por ellos que Jesús es
el Mesías de Dios. En seguida Jesús les dice que no
dijeran a nadie, no porque él no quiere que la gente sepa, sino porque no entienden lo que significa
ser el Mesías. Jesús, entonces, responde a su propia
Mensaje Del Papa
Uno de los mensajes centrales de Jesús y de la Iglesia es “amar al enemigo”, y
el Papa Francisco explicó que también es esencial rezar por ellos.
Al comentar el Evangelio de la liturgia del día en
la Misa matutina de la capilla en la Casa Santa
Marta, el Pontífice habló sobre los Mandamientos
y pidió: “Que el Señor nos de la gracia, solo esta:
oren por los enemigos, por aquellos que nos desean mal, que no quieren el bien para nosotros.
Orar por aquellos que nos hacen mal, que nos persiguen. Y cada uno de nosotros sabe el nombre y el
apellido: oro por esto, por esto, por esto… Les aseguro que esta oración hará dos cosas: a él lo hará
mejorar porque la oración es potente, y a nosotros
nos hará más hijos del Padre”.
El Pontífice dijo que cuando Jesús inicia su predicación “la explicación de la Ley entonces estaba
en crisis”. “Era una explicación demasiado teórica,
casuística, digamos que era una ley en la que no
existía el corazón propio de la Ley, que es el amor
de Dios que nos ha dado a nosotros”, señaló.
“Por esto el Señor repite lo que ya estaba en el Antiguo Testamento: ‘¿el mandamiento más grande
cuál es?’. Amar a Dios con todo el corazón, con
todas sus fuerzas, con todo el alma, y al prójimo
como a ti mismo”.
El Papa señaló que “en la explicación de los doctores de la Ley esto no estaba tan en el centro. En
el centro estaban los casos: ‘¿Pero se puede hacer
esto?’, ‘¿Y si no se puede?’. La casuística característica de la Ley. Y Jesús toma esto y relanza el verdadero sentido de la Ley para llevarlo a su plenitud”.
Así, Jesús ofrece “muchos ejemplos” en los que
muestra cómo los mandamientos son buenos:
“No matarás”, que también se refiere a insultar a
un hermano.
Francisco indicó que la explicación que hace Jesús
de los mandamientos, y que se puede ver sobre
todo en el Evangelio de San Mateo, es “un camino
de sanación: un corazón herido por el pecado original -todos nosotros tenemos el corazón herido
por el pecado, todos- debe ir por este camino de
corazón y sanar para semejarnos al Padre, que es
perfecto”.
Amar al enemigo “es el último escalón” de este
camino, es el más difícil, manifestó el Papa Francisco.
pregunta acerca de su identidad, explicando quién
es en realidad uno que tiene que sufrir, morir, y resucitar al tercer día.
Entonces explica a todos los presentes lo que es ser
discípulo en realidad. Significa seguir en el mismo
camino que el Mesías, el sufrimiento y la muerte. La
vida verdadera se encuentra al renunciar a la vida.
Si está interesado en una intención de misa
por favor de llamar a la oficina o avisarle al
padre directamente. La donación es $10 por
misa.
Sábados
Rezamos el Santo Rosario a las 6:00pm
Luego las Santa Misa a las 6:30pm
Lunes
Hora Santa a las 7:00pm
Ensayo del coro de los niños los Sábados
a las 10:30am en el Robinson Hall.
Si está interesado en servir y ayudar
en la Santa Misa por favor de avisarle
al padre directamente. Necesitamos
Lectores, Ministros de Eucaristía,
Monaguillos y niños para el coro que
estamos formando de niños.
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