1. Ingeniería

OUR PARISH IS SERVED BY:
Rev. Msgr. William J. Fadrowski, V.F.
Pastor
Rev. Msgr. Thomas G. Madden
Pastor Emeritus
Rev. Scott F. Attanasio
Parochial Vicar
Queen of Peace Church
10 Franklin Place North Arlington, New Jersey 07031
February 1, 2015
4th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Rev. Jeivi M. Hercules
Parochial Vicar
Mr. William R. Benedetto
Deacon
Mr. William H. Myers
Deacon
Important
Information
Parish Directory
Page 1
Mass Intentions
Page 2
Reflections & Scripture
Page 3
Phone:
(201) 997-0700
Fax:
(201) 997-6214
Website:
www.qpcna.org
SCHEDULE OF MASSES:
THE LORD’S DAY
Saturday Vigil Mass at 5:30 PM
Sunday: 7:30 AM 9:00 AM 10:30 AM 12 Noon 5:30 PM Spanish
Weekdays
7:30 AM 9:00 AM 5:30 PM
(5:30 PM Mass ends in Mid June and resumes after Labor Day)
Holy Days
Vigil Mass at 5:30 PM, the evening before the Holy Day
7:30 AM 9:00 AM 12 Noon 5:30 PM on the Holy Day
Recitation of the Rosary
after the 9AM Mass Monday through Saturday
Eucharistic Adoration
Every Monday from 9:30AM to 5PM in the LaSalle Center
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
As a Roman Catholic parish community, Queen of Peace Church is committed
to making Jesus Christ known and loved by building a community of faith.
We do this with worship and prayer, by teaching and living the Gospel,
and by reaching out to those in need.
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THE PARISH COMMUNITY OF QUEEN OF PEACE
OUR PARISH IS SERVED BY:
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Rev. Msgr. William J. Fadrowski, V.F., Pastor
Rev. Msgr. Thomas G. Madden
Pastor Emeritus
Rev. Scott F. Attanasio, Parochial Vicar
Rev. Jeivi M. Hercules, Parochial Vicar
Rev. Msgr. Robert F. Coleman
Rev. Brian K. Muzas
(Weekend Assistants)
Mr. William R. Benedetto, Deacon
Mr. William H. Myers, Deacon
Sr. Anita Maria O’Dwyer, SSJ
Pastoral Associate
Brother Francis M. Farrell, F.M.S
Pastoral Associate
Mr. Anthony Tabish, Director of Music
Mr. William Connors, Facilities Director
Mr. Henry Jedziniak, Business Manager
Mrs. Maureen Hennessy, Pastoral Assistant
Mrs. Rosemary Smith, Pastoral Assistant
CONFESSIONS
Saturday ~ 1 to 2 PM and 4:45 to 5:15 PM (before
the 5:30 PM Mass). Any time by appointment..
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PARISH REGISTRATION
To become a registered member of our Parish
Family stop by or call the Rectory. A registration
form is also available on our website:
www.qpcna.org. Only registered parishioners can
obtain letters to become a sponsor or godparent.
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SCHOOLS
Mrs. Ellen Naughton, Principal QPGS
(201) 998-8222
Mr. John Tonero, Principal QPHS
(201) 998-8227
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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Deacon William R. Benedetto
Director of Religious Ed. (201) 998-0901
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We teach THE GOOD NEWS for children who
attend Public School in grades 1 – 7. Classes are
held in our Grammar School September thru May.
Choice of classes either on Sunday at 9:00AM to
10:15AM or Monday afternoon at 3:30PM to
4:45PM is available. Students in Grade 8 meet
Monday evenings from 7 to 8:15 PM. For more
information call the Religious Education Office at
201-998-0901.
RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS
(RCIA)
For adults who desire to be baptized, receive First
Communion or Confirmation; or for those who
want to return to the practice of their faith, please
call the Rectory (201) 997-0700 for information
about these classes..
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MARRIAGE
Arrangements should be made for a marriage at
least one year in advance by meeting with a priest.
Call the Rectory at (201) 997-0700.
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PRE-CANA RESERVATIONS
The next Pre-Cana will be held at Queen of Peace
the weekend of April 25 & 26, 2015.
Please call the Family Life Ministries Office to
register (973) 497-4328 or on line at
www.rcan.org/famlife/precana.htm.
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BAPTISM
The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated the first
Sunday of each month. Baptism Preparation
Sessions are held on the third Sunday of each
month. Arrangements should be made by calling
the Rectory (201) 997-0700 to schedule the date.
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SICK CALLS
Urgent calls will be attended at any time of the
day or night by calling the Rectory. In cases of
prolonged illness, arrangements can be made for
regular visits by calling the Rectory at (201) 9970700 to speak with a priest or deacon.
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IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
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Church: (Rectory Office) (201) 997-0700
Fax: (201) 997-6214
Convent: (201) 997-2141
Grammar School: (201) 998-8222
Fax:(201) 997-7930
High School:(2
201) 998-8227
Fax: (201) 998-3040
LaSalle Center Scheduling - Sr. Anita
(201) 991-0235
Pastoral Associate for Evangelization - Sr. Anita
(201) 991-0235
Social Services Helpline: (800) 227-7413
A Pregnancy Center number has been set up for
those struggling with what to do in a crisis
pregnancy. If you need help please call Pat
Chiariello (201) 246-7379.
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MASS INTENTIONS
Sunday, February 1st
7:30am
People of the Parish
9:00am
Helen & Joseph A. Wisniewski
10:30am
Anthony Fortunato
12:00pm
Manny Fiore
5:30pm
Adelia Williams
Spanish Mass
Monday, February 2nd
7:30am
Mollie Fullone
9:00am
Nicola & Anna Amabile
5:30pm
Dominick DeGennaro
Tuesday, February 3rd
7:30am
Rosa Gomes
9:00am
Mollie Fullone
5:30pm
Luigi Rocco
Wednesday, February 4th
7:30am
Alice Belfiore
9:00am
Helen Weiss
5:30PM
Joan Mackey
Thursday, February 5th
7:30am
Jennifer Metsch
9:00am
Thelma & John Jones
5:30pm
Frederick F. Catapano
Friday, February 6th
7:30am
Sam Francello
9:00pm
John J. Gaffey
5:30pm
Helen Pavlecka
Saturday, February 7th
7:30am
Peter & Louise Sperduto
9:00am
Guild Mass
5:30pm
Elvira Samarguio
Sunday, February 8th
7:30am
Angela T. Hady
9:00am
People of the Parish
10:30am
Maria & Francesco Minutillo
12:00pm
Angela & Cesare Scivetti
5:30pm
Osbrany Montes de Oca
Spanish Mass
Third Anniversary
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MEMORIALS FOR THE WEEK
OF February 1, 2015
Altar Bread
~ Doris G. Heinzmann
Sacramental Wine ~ Estelle Szersin
Sanctuary Lamp
~ Helen Carpenter
REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS
THE DECEASED: Julian Wolff, Anita Pauline Tur,
Patrick Norton.
THE SICK:
Audrey Brady, Aileen Hurlburt, Richard
Silkowski,
Martha Santi,
Kevin Galasso,
Maureen
Donna
Demnicki, Stephen Brown, Thomas Virgin,
Colangelo, Debbie Muelick, John Bazydlo, Pat Cordero,, John
Barone, Maria Monegro, Dolores DeLuca, Infant Ryan
Joseph Lomuscio, Elizabeth Cerqueira, Antonio Pinto, Joshua
Piperato, Lorraine Benedetto, William Pecherski, Maria
DaSilva,, Matthew Makaus, Mary O’Connell, Joey Logan,
Joan Stein, Jovan Calero,, Bernice Healing, Mary Feury,
Dennis Reilly,
Tina Nasco, Joseph Lonchar, Sakura
Ibarrola, Mary DeVinio, Camilo Monroy, Juana A. Lainez,
Stephen P. Forman, Jr.., Nola Chico, Matthew Cattofi, Rosalyn
Prinzo, Alina Perez, Mary Eustler, Danielle Boyko, Gabriella
Pereira, Mary Halpin, Matthew Pavel,
Ryan Hansen,
Annmarie LaCorte, Mabel Farrell, George Truszkowski,
Rose Heba, Evelyn Scerbak,
John Mendini, Gladys
Hernandez, Rosalie Dilemme, Rose Fiore, Bernie Schramm,
Veronica Milo, Mary Rossi, Raffaela Russo, Ethan Branca–
Boylan, Anthony Domingues, Eileen & Richard Power,
Teresa Reilly, Robert M. Golak, Mary Dimler, Fran Duncan,
Diane DeQuinzio, Mirle Ziemski, Veronica Baron, Infant
Isabella Siebert, Leonor Monroy, Elizabeth Halpin, Mary
Chmielewski, Luis Borges, Patricia Rivera, Nicole Ruela,
Dennis Murphy, Carol Costello, Frank Denicola, Dottie
Judge, John Graci, Steven Monahan, Louis DiGesu, Carol
Rusenko, Ricardo Salamanca, Bobby Cardoso, Joseph
Zacher, Sam Reiser, Eileen McHugh, Thomas J. Carew Jr.,
Guiliana Moore, Art Arrigo, Florence Dwyer, Francis Vena,
Marilyn Benedict, Elaine G. Tremarco, Jeffrey Sheehan,
Robert Bianchi, Roma LaRosa, John Meo, Marc Basile,
Edwina Giuttari, Fred Lemme, Nicholaus Robinson, Lillian
Mazzola, Nick Fonseco, Marina Chesney, Fran Malnati,
Bettianne Kwiatkowski, Marlena Countermine, Joseph J.
Marco, Angie Viscuso, Lucille Cervino, Tony Neiland, Katlyn
Bolander, Karen Sica, Patricia Higgins, Gina Kennedy, Elaine
Basile, Mary Wasielewski, Julianna & Justin Finocchiaro.
To have a name included in the Pray for the Sick section of the
bulletin, please request in writing and send it to the Rectory OfficeAttn:Bulletin.
QUEEN OF PEACE EMAIL PRAYER CHAIN
We thank you God for helping so many
people! When your prayer requests are
received they are E-mailed to all Prayer
Group members.
Remember
the QP
website- www.qpcna.org just open the Prayer Chain link.
which is found under the Ministries tab - Outreach.
Interested in joining the prayer group - just E-mail Lorraine
at [email protected] with your name and
email address. Lorraine will contact you via email.
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Blessing of Throats after all Masses this weekend
Baptism this Sunday at 1:30pm in Church
Monday, Eucharistic Adoration 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the LaSalle Center
Next Sunday is Eucharistic Sunday – Adoration from 1-4
4pm in Church
Scripture Reflections for THIS WEEK
FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Scripture Reflections for NEXT WEEK
FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
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When my children were
small, I had the power all
mothers have to soothe
little cuts, scrapes, and
bruises with a single kiss.
Mother kisses, and the hurt
is lessened or disappears
altogether.
It worked wonders until
the day my daughter
burned her hand when she
touched a steam pot. With full confidence, she lifted
her fingers to be kissed—and then realized they still
hurt. Over and over she lifted them to my lips, and
over and over I kissed them until I finally admitted we
needed to try something else. Cold water and a wash
cloth eventually soothed the pain, and the limits of my
magic touch were suddenly apparent.
Jesus’ power is of a different magnitude. It’s evident
when he reads and preaches with authority (from the
Greek word exousia, which means “out of himself”—
as opposed to studying or having a title thrust on him).
It’s even more manifest when he simply rebukes a
demon and the demon leaves his human host—not
because he wants to, but because he knows true
authority when he sees and hears it. It’s no wonder
the people are astonished. They’ve never seen this kind
of immediate response. This is no mother’s kiss to heal
the little hurts of life, no magician pretending to have
power he doesn’t. This is the Son of God come to cast
out evil itself and open the Scriptures so the people can
hear God’s Word in a new and powerful way.
Today, let us turn to him to heal our wounds and
make us whole.
Mary Katharine Deeley
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[email protected]
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First Reading
Job 7:1-4, 6-7 (74B)
Job lamented his “months of misery and troubled
nights.” Coludhuman life on earth be no more than
drudgery? Shall he never see happiness again?
Second Reading
1 Corinthians 9:16-19, 22-23
By preaching the good news, Paul said, he willingly
made himself a slave to all in order to win them over.
He did everything for the sake of the good news.
Gospel
Mark 1:29-39
Jesus healed ill people and exorcised possessed people.
So many sought him that he had to seek out deserted
places for prayer and rest.
JESUS MUST CONTINUE TO PREACH AND HEAL
At the conclusion of the Gospel
we heard of the rapid
expansion of Jesus’s reputation
based on his healing of the man
with an unclean spirit. Next
week’s Gospel is another
passage about healing which
begins with the individual
healing of Simon’s mother-inlaw and then narrates the
healing of many in the entire
town. After doing this work,
Jesus prays alone in a deserted place, yet Simon and
others follow him, telling him that everyone is looking
for him. Jesus knows he must continue to preach and
heal, and so he goes forth from his short-lived place of
solitude.
PROFESSIONAL FAMILY COUNSELING
is available for individuals and families. Please call Sr.
Monica, LPC, LCSW at (201) 997-5262 for an appointment.
Fees are based on a sliding scale.
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FEAST OF SAINT BLASE ~ FEBRUARY 3RD
Blase is said to have been a bishop in
Armenia. We are told that he suffered
an extremely brutal martyrdom.
There is a very popular legend that
from his cave, lit by candles, he removed a fish bone
from the throat of a boy who was choking. This story
made him the patron for those who suffer from
afflictions of the throat.
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Word of Life…
“It is not only a personal but a social
concern which we must all foster: a
concern to make unconditional
respect for human life the foundation of a renewed
society.”
-- Pope Saint John Paul II, The Gospel of Life (Evangelium Vitae,
no. 77) © 1995 Libreria Editrice Vaticana. Used with permission.
In honor of the Feast of Saint Blaise throats will be
blessed at all Masses this weekend.
RELIC CHAPEL MEMORIAL CANDLES
You may want to consider one
of the intentions of the soul of
a loved one, or a special
intention, by having a vigil candle burn in front of
your favorite Saint. Each week only eighteen
candles will burn. All candles will be lit for the
week requested but may not always appear in the
current bulletin due to the bulletin deadline. Any
requests not printed will appear in the bulletin the
following week. To reserve one of the candles call
or visit the Rectory. A donation of twenty dollars
is appropriate.
Next Sunday, February 8, 2015
Eucharistic Adoration in Church
-Eucharistic Sunday-
-Life, Marriage & Religious Liberty1pm-4pm
Followed by Benediction
Come and spend some prayerful time
with the Lord…
MEMORIAL OPPORTUNITIES
STEWARDSHIP SCRIPTURE REFLECTIONS
THE FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
“Brothers and sisters: I should like you to be free of
anxieties.” – 1 Corinthians 7:32
How much anxiety do we bring upon ourselves by
constantly worrying about not having enough or
attaining more things? God won’t necessarily give you
everything you want, but He will provide everything
you need. Try this – use the word “pray” instead of the
word “worry” in the future.
We will be purchasing new altar
cloths and altar linens for use at Mass.
For a donation of $50.00, your name,
or that of a deceased loved one, will be
listed on a framed Memorial Scroll
which will be placed in Church. If you would like to
make a donation, contact Maureen Hennessy at the
Rectory, 201-997-0700, ext. 25.
If you’d like to participate in Parish Giving, our electronic
giving program, please visit our website—www.qpcna.org.
Simply click on the Parish Giving link to see information and
instructions to register. Remember to include your envelope
number. For more information please see brochures and
inserts available at the doors of the Church.
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WOMEN'S COMMISSION DAY OF REFLECTION
AND MEN'S CONFERENCE
The Women's Commission Day of Reflection –
"Behold Your Mother” -- will be held at Seton Hall
University on Saturday, March 7, 2015. Women from the
Archdiocese of Newark and beyond will gather, offering
an opportunity for quiet reflection and fellowship with
other faith-filled women.
Both events will feature prominent keynote speakers,
opportunities to experience the Sacrament of
Reconciliation and Eucharistic adoration, and the
celebration of Mass.
Ticket price is $25 for adults, $15 for students, $20 for
senior citizens and priests & religious free including
breakfast and lunch. For early bird registration please
visit our website at www.rcan.org/womcon for a $5.00
discount before February 1st--online only. For more
information
call
973-497-4545,
E-mail:
[email protected] or contact your Parish
Conference Leader, Sr. Anita at 201-991-0235.
The Men's Conference –
"Be Not Afraid…He is With Us!” will take place on
Saturday, March 14, 2015 at Seton Hall University. Men
will gather to share faith and experiences through
friendship, prayer, and fraternity.
Ticket price is $25 for adults, $15 for students, $20 for
senior citizens and priests & religious free including
breakfast and lunch. For early bird registration please
visit our website at www.rcanmenscommission.org for a
$5.00 discount before February 1st. For more information
call 973-497-4545, E-mail: [email protected] or
contact your Parish Conference Leader, Larry Crawford
at 201-306-3609.
Please mark your calendars for these two special and
important dates. More information will follow soon.
RESPECT LIFE MINISTRY
Please join the Respect Life Ministry each First
Saturday of the month by attending the 7:30AM Mass,
then travelling to the abortion clinic in Montclair to
pray. For information please contact Larry Crawford
at 201-306-3609.
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MASS FOR CONSECRATED LIFE - FEBRUARY 1, 2015
It is in the light of this Year of
Consecrated Life that Archbishop
Myers cordially invites you and the
faithful of your local Parish to the
Mass for Consecrated Life, which will
be celebrated in the Cathedral Basilica
of the Sacred Heart, Newark, on
Sunday, February 1, 2015 at 12 Noon. Let us celebrate
together the Year of Consecrated Life and to pray in
thanksgiving for the gift of Consecrated Life.
For more information on the “Year of Consecrated
Life”
please
see
the
website:
http://newarkyearforconsecratedlife.weebly.com/
The Archdiocese of Newark
will celebrate Anniversary Masses
commemorating special years for couples.
If you are celebrating a special anniversary year
please make note of the dates:
*
April 19, 2015 a Mass will be celebrated for
all couples throughout the Archdiocese who are
celebrating 50 or more years of Marriage
*
May 3, 2015 a Mass will be celebrated for
all couples throughout the Archdiocese
celebrating 5 & 25 years of Marriage
All Masses will be celebrated at 3 p.m. in the
Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart, in Newark.
Archbishop John J. Myers
will be the celebrant for the Masses.
***Registration forms are available at the Rectory.
OFFICE OF THE METROPOLITAN TRIBUNAL
An Annulment Information Evening is scheduled for
Tuesday, March 10, 2015,-7:30 PM- Our Lady of Sorrows
Church, 217 Prospect Street, South Orange, NJ. A staff
member of the Tribunal of the Archdiocese of Newark will
provide basic information about annulments; the
requirements for annulments and how to begin the process
of petitioning for an annulment.
There will be an
opportunity for questions at the end of the session. Preregistration is not necessary, but for directions, please call
the parish at 973-763-5454.
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Office of Development and Stewardship
Office of Development and Stewardship
Wanted: Used or New Communion
Dresses and Suits
Are you 65 years of age or older? A Charitable Gift Annuity
may be right for you. It not only benefits you, it also benefits
your loved ones and the Church. Find out today how to
establish a gift annuity by contacting Theresa Lynch in the
Planned Giving Department, Archdiocese of Newark, at
(973) 497-4042 or by e-mail at [email protected].
The Archdiocese of Newark will be
organizing their second annual collection of
gently used and new communion outfits. First
Communion is one of the seven sacraments of
the Catholic faith and is usually celebrated
when children are between the ages of seven and eight. A
child’s First Communion is a special day for any family and
the Archdiocese of Newark is trying to make sure financial
hardship does not stand in the way of it being as special as it
can be.
The Office of Development and Stewardship will be
collecting gently used, in good condition, Communion
dresses/veils, suits and shoes for our inner city parishes and
the Religious Sisters at the Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred
Heart who know families in need.
All items can be dropped off at the Archdiocesan Center,
171 Clifton Avenue, Newark, NJ beginning Monday,
February 23 through Friday, March 27 between the hours of
8:45 AM and 4:00 PM. We will distribute the outfits in
April. Please note all outfits must be free of stains and
clean. Thank you for your thoughtfulness and generosity.
OFFICE OF YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULT
MINISTRY SPONSORS…
Young Adult Discussion Series "Love is Our
Mission: The Family Fully Alive”
In preparation for the World Meeting of Families in
September 2015, the Young Adult Council of the
Archdiocese of Newark will be offering a Discussion Series
on the ten themes from “Love is Our Mission: The family
fully alive” catechesis. Each Theme will be presented in the
context of the homily during the Shepherd’s Mass followed
by a discussion session (of various forms) which will take
place during a social. We invite all Young Adults (20s and
30s) to join us on these discussions and awaken or
strengthen their mission of love in all areas of their lives.
All sessions will begin with Holy Mass at 7 PM followed by a
Social where the topics will be discussed in depth. Young
Adults will have the opportunity to ask questions, share their
thoughts, concerns or experiences on the topics.
“We believe that love is our mission, and that this mission is the only
way we can be fully alive and be who we were created to be.”
(World Meeting of Families – Philadelphia)
Our next session will be held on Saturday, March 21st at St.
Bartholomew Church, 2032 Westfield Avenue, Scotch
Plains, NJ 07076. The topic will be: “The Meaning of
Human Sexuality” & “Two become One.” This session will
be presented by: Bishop Manuel A. Cruz.
Announcement from the
Archdiocese of Newark Schools Office
For the 2015-2016 academic year, the Archdiocese of
Newark, NJ seeks qualified applicants for the position of
principal in our elementary and secondary schools, both
urban and suburban schools, located in Bergen, Essex,
Hudson, and Union Counties.
Candidates must meet the following requirements:
•
Practicing Catholic
•
Relevant experience in teaching, leadership, and/or
administration
•
Earned Master’s degree in Education, preferably in
school leadership
•
NJ Teaching Certificate or its reciprocal
•
NJ Principal Certification preferred or commitment
to attain or its reciprocal
Applicants with the qualifications listed below, may send a
letter of intent, resume, with three (3) letters of reference to
Sister Patricia Butler, SC at [email protected] or
Archdiocese of Newark, Schools Office, 171 Clifton Ave.
Newark, NJ 07104 by February 15, 2015
NJ “CHOOSE LIFE” PLATECHILDREN FIRST FOUNDATION
Will you join the Caravan of Life
and Love by putting a “Choose
Life” license plate on your car?
This beautiful, life-saving license
plate was finally approved in New Jersey and is
enthusiastically supported by the bishops of New Jersey and
the New jersey Catholic Conference! Your annual donation
of just $25. per plate supports all of New Jersey’s Pregnancy
Centers and Maternity Homes that help women “choose life”
and consider adoption as a loving and courageous choice for
an unwanted pregnancy. Please call Damon Owens at 1800-NJChoose-Life (1-888-652-4667) or go online to
www.NJChoose-Life.org to request an application for the
New Jersey “Choose Life” plate. Thank you for putting
“Children First” (CF) in New Jersey!
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BEREAVEMENT
SUPPORT
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A six week small group session for the
bereaved will begin on Wednesday,
February 18th. Skills in the steps of the
grieving process will be discussed.
ENROLLMENT IS LIMITED! Meetings will be held on
Wednesday evenings from 7:30PM til 8:30PM in the LaSalle
Center. For more information, or to register contact Deacon
Bill Myers or the Rectory at (201)997-0700. ALL ARE
WELCOME!
MOMMY AND ME PROGRAM
Queen of Peace is now offering
Mommy and Me Classes for 2 – 3 year olds!
(Born after October 1, 2011)
This free, fun-filled program is held on
Fridays
from
11:30AM
to
12:15PM.
Children must be supervised by a parent or
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WELCOME VISITORS & NEW PARISHIONERS!
If you have recently moved to the area,
if you are new to our Church, or
perhaps returning after a long
absence…W
WELCOME! We are very
pleased you have chosen Queen of
Peace to worship and pray this holy
season. Why not stop by the Rectory
and let us know who you are? Fill out
our census card…or download the registration form on our
website: www.qpcna.org... join our parish community…let
us tell you all we have to offer you as members of Queen of
Peace parish. Also, it is important to remember that sponsor
letters, for those planning to be either godparents or
sponsors for Baptism or Confirmation, can only be given to
registered parishioners. Come, join our family! If you have
any questions or would like to know more about Queen of
Peace Church, please contact Sr. Anita at (201) 991-0235.
She will be happy to help you.
approved guardian throughout the 45 minute program.
Please call the office at (201) 998-8222 to sign up for this
great addition to our Early Childhood Program.
HYGIENE AND COMMUNION FROM THE CUP
We heed the Lord’s command when we
receive
from
the
Cup
of
Eternal
Salvation…take and drink! Common sense
should prevail, however. Anyone who has
an active respiratory infection, i.e. cold or
flu, or anyone with any sore on their lips should refrain
from using the common communion cup. In addition, if
you have the above mentioned conditions, perhaps a
friendly nod or smile could take the place of a
handshake during the sign of peace.
SUPPORT GROUPS FOR PARENTS
GRIEVING THE DEATH OF A CHILD
The Office of Family Life Ministries of the Archdiocese of
Newark sponsors three support groups for Parents Grieving
the Death of a Child. Groups meet year ‘round on the first
Wednesday of each month at St. Thomas the Apostle Parish
Center, 60 Byrd Avenue, Bloomfield, and on the third
Monday of each month at St. Peter the Apostle Parish Center,
445 Fifth Avenue, River Edge. The Support Group for
Fathers Who Have Lost a Child meets quarterly at Notre
Dame Parish Center, 359 Central Avenue, North Caldwell.
There is no preregistration and there is no fee. For further
information, please contact the Office of Family Life at 973497-4327 or email [email protected].
BLESSED MIRIAM TERESA DEMJANOVICH, S.C.
RELIC CHAPEL MEMEORIAL CANDLES AVAILABLE
Blessed Miriam Teresa Demjanovich, S.C. is the
first American to be beatified in the United
States.
If you would like to have a Relic
Memorial Candle burn for any favor through
the intercession of Blessed Miriam Teresa
Demjanovich, S.C., vigil candles are now available. To
reserve one of the candles call or visit the Rectory. A
donation of twenty dollars is appropriate.
ICON OF
BLESSED MIRIAM TERESA DEMJANOVICH, S.C.
A 5x7 reproduction of the Icon of Blessed
Miriam Teresa Demjanovich, S.C. is currently
on display in the Queen of Peace Gift Shop. If
you would like to order a copy of the Icon
please fill out tear-off below and enclose
payment (cost per copy is $20.00). Return all orders to the
Gift Shop or to the Rectory Office. Checks should be made
payable to Queen of Peace Church.
--------------------------------------------------NAME _____________________________________
ADDRESS ___________________________________
_________________________________________________________
PHONE ____________________________________
# OF ICONS ORDERED _______
AMT ENCLOSED ________ Cheek____ CASH_____
February 1, 2015 –Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
#621
page 8
GROUND HOG DAY - FEBRUARY 2, 2015
Will we have 6 more weeks of winter??
ROSARY SOCIETY NEWS
The next Rosary meeting is scheduled for Monday,
February 2nd at 7:30PM in the LaSalle Center.
Come join us for an enjoyable evening.
Annual Rosary Communion Breakfast
Sunday, March 15, 2015
The speaker will be Fr. James White. Details to follow.
Queen of Peace High School Home School Association
Presents Its Annual Tricky Tray Event
“A Country Western Jamboree”
TRICKY TRAY
Friday, March 6, 2015
in the “Sonny Connors” Gymnasium at QPHS
Tickets are $15.00 per person, which includes dessert,
SAINT VINCENT DEPAUL SOCIETY
beverages and1 sheet of Level 1 prize tickets.
The St. Vincent De Paul Society would like
to acknowledge all the people who came to
donate blood at our Blood Drive last
Sunday. We really appreciate your support!
******
FOOD PANTRY
Our Food Pantry has been experiencing an
increased number of people in need of assistance
due to these tough economic times. Please
continue your generosity by donating to the Food Pantry.
Prepaid value packets are available through February 20th.
WEEKLY BULLETIN SCHEDULE
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All articles & announcements must be timely, and
received at least 10 days prior to publication in
order to appear in the current week’s Bulletin.
Thank you for your cooperation!
QUEEN
LAST CHANCE TO RESPOND…
OF PEACE DESK-TOP FLAG
DISPLAY
A generous benefactor wishes to assemble and
donate a desk-size flag display for Queen of
Peace Church. We would like to include flags
of all countries of origin of our parishioner base.
This is the final weekend to complete the tear-off below
listing the ethnicity of your family so we can proudly display
the heritage of Queen of Peace Parish.
-------------------------------------------------FAMILY NAME ___________________________
For tickets or more information call Nara Rodriguez at QPHS
at 201-998-8227 ext. 134.
Please Note: Tickets are limited. No tickets will be sold at the
door. All seating is reserved. Doors open at 6:00 PM
Come join us!
No one under 18 will be admitted.
No refunds will be given. No Alcoholic Beverages.
Guests are welcome to “Bring your own Entrée.”
Queen of Peace Elementary School
Home School Association
Presents Its 10th Annual Tricky Tray Event
“Frightfully Delightful”
TRICKY TRAY
Friday, March 27, 2015
in the QPES Cafeteria.
Tickets $15.00 per person and includes beverage,
Dessert and door prize.
Please Note: Tickets are limited. No tickets will be sold at the
door. All seating is reserved. Doors open at 6:00 PM
Ticket request must be made by February 17th –
seating is limited!
For tickets or more information E-mail Tracy Henry at
[email protected] or call 973-946-2155
Come join us!
No one under 18 will be admitted.
No refunds will be given. No Alcoholic Beverages.
Guests are welcome to “Bring your own Entrée.”
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