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Saint Paul ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
CHRIST THE KING
Schedule of Masses Saturday: 9 am
Saturday Eve: 5 pm (Sunday Obligation) Sunday: 7:30 am, 9 am, 10:30 am, 12 Noon, & 7 pm Weekdays: Monday-Friday 7:30am and 12 Noon
Holy Days: 7:30 am, Noon & 7:30 pm National Holidays: 9:00 am
Spanish Mass: 7:00 pm, Second Saturday Each Month
November 25th, 2018
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The Parish is Served by
Rev. John Gabriel, Pastor Rev. Paul Houlis, Parochial Vicar
Rev. Stefano Hong, Parochial Vicar Rev. Patrick Adikwu, In-Residence
Mr. Tom Flanagan, Deacon Mr. Jeremiah K. Rehse, Deacon
www.stpaulrcchurch.org
Images Courtesy of Bing.com
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DEVOTIONS AND MEMORIRIALS
PRAYER RREQUESTSTS
STEWARDSHIP TREASURERE
If you would like to make your giving easy and consistent , please consider our electronic giving option. Contact the parish office or go to our website, www.stpaulrcchurch.org and click on the link listed on our home page to learn more.
WEEKLY MASS INTENTIOONS
Military All the women & men who serve in our armed forces.
Deceased
Joseph J. Pasculli, John Clifford and Gertrude Rocheleau
Sick
Tommy Fitzpatrick, Kyle Gauweiler, Ava Richardson, Ann Nardo and Adrian Thomas
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ALTAR BREADS Marian M. Martin - Lina & Terrence Corriston & Family
ALTAR WINE Marian M. Martin - Lina & Terrence Corriston & Family
SANCTUARY LAMP Marian M. Martin - Lina & Terrence Corriston & Family
Rev. John Gabriel, Pastor jgabriel@ Rev. Paul Houlis, Parochial Vicar phoulis@ Rev. Stefano Hong, Parochial Vicar shong@
Rev. Patrick Adikwu, In-Residence Tom Flanagan, Deacon tflanagan@
Jeremiah K. Rehse, Deacon John Nunziata, Pastoral Associate jnunziata@
Donna Schifano, Director of Outreach dschifano@ Gerard Chiusano, Director of Liturgy and Music gchiusano@
Craig Jandoli, Director of Youth Ministry cjandoli@ John Weiss, Business Manager jweiss@
Joanne Becker, Parish Office Administrative Assistant jbecker@ FAITH FORMATION OFFICE faithformation@
Phone: 201-327-8010 Chi Nguyen, Director of Faith Formation cnguyen@
Donna Johnson, Confirmation Coordinator djohnson@ SCHOOL OFFICE
187 Wyckoff Avenue, Ramsey, NJ 07446 Phone: 201-327-1108
Website: www.academyofstpaul.org Gail Ritchie, School Principal [email protected]
PARISH STAFF F (all email names are followed by y y stpaulrcchurch.orgr )rg)
SACRAMENTSTS
Baptismm: Parents, please contact the Parish Center during the pregnancy, or prior to adoption, to begin preparing for your child’s baptism. Penance: Saturdays 1:00-2:00 pm or by appointment. Marriage: Arrangements must be made one year in advance. Anointing of the Sickck: At two special Eucharistic Liturgies in Church during the year. Visitation of the sick at home any time. Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA): For those interested in becoming a Catholic. Call the Parish Center for information.
ELECTRONIC GIVINGG
Weekend of November 17h and 18th will be reported next week due to Thanksgiving Holiday Bulletin Deadlines
Monday November 26th
7:30am: All Souls Novena Noon: Alice Bianchetti - Charlie & Cathy Campbell
Tuesday November 27th
7:30am: Jose Reyes Mateo - The Schifano Family Noon: Paul D'Alessio - Barbara Muldowney
Wednesday November 28th
7:30am: Novena of Masses Noon: Robert Babroski - Christine Curtin & Family
Thursday November 29th 7:30am: Mary Lynch - Steve & Lili
Noon: Violet Berlengi - John & Vanessa Finn
Friday November 30th
7:30am: Lee Nunziata - Chris & John Nunziata Noon: Novena of Masses
Saturday December 1st
9:00am: Msgr. Larry Cull - Judy & Ray Walsh 5:00pm: Msgr. Lawrence Cull - The Komor Family
Sunday December 2nd
7:30am: People of the Parish 9:00am: Louis Sallemi - The Marseglia Family
10:30am: Deceased Members of the Sullivan & Smith Families - Judi & Ugo D'Andrea
Noon: The Bennett Family & Yvonne Andlauer - Marie Mulcahy
7:00pm: Phillip Quatrone - Mary Jo Farber
645 St Paul - Ramsey, NJ // November 25th, 2018 Page 3
FROM THE PASTORR
Craig can be seen every Sunday carrying bags of donat-ed food to the Food Pantry, organizing the parish giving so that others can have nutritious meals. Again, in the name of the parish family I want to thank Craig (and also those volunteers who show up on Tuesday morn-ings to staff the parish Food Pantry). More importantly, God notices your kindness and devotion to this minis-try, and He is not outdone in generosity. As we look forward to the future, it is my hope to devel-op a new Social Concerns Committee that can help us continue these charitable endeavors and perhaps even develop some new projects in which we might become involved. Perhaps the formation of this new Committee could be a great project for January when we can set out a calendar for the New Year. If you are interested in becoming part of this new Social Concerns Commit-tee, please let me or a parish staff person know. We will set a date “after the holidays” to pull together this renewed and revamped ministry, one certainly closely connected to the heart of Christ Himself and deeply rooted in our traditions and sensibilities as Roman Cath-olics, members of the largest social service organization in the world! Stay tuned for more information! This weekend we join with the Church throughout the world in celebrating the Solemnity of Christ the King, the culmination of the entire liturgical year. As a nation that came to birth in a desire to throw off the authority of a king, this is an image that perhaps does not speak to us as readily today as it may have in past times. But Christ is a different type of King: His crown is thorns, His throne is a cross, and His authority is one born of love and service. His subjects are not enslaved under the yoke of His Kingship, but rather are set free under the yoke of His love (for His yoke is easy, His burden light). Next weekend we begin a new year with our celebration of Advent: join us next Saturday evening at the 5 p.m. Mass when we will bless our Advent Wreath. There are so many things to celebrate, we do so with much hope. Let us enjoy one another, our parish fami-ly, united in the joy of a King reigning over hearts and bestowing upon His people the gift of peace.
In His love,
Dear Parish Family, A few days ago we celebrated a wonderful holiday, a time to recognize our blessings and cultivate a spirit of gratitude for all that we have been given. Most of us probably sat around a table on that day with more food than we or those at table with us could possibly eat. The abundance with which we have been blessed is great, the harvest is plenty, and our prayers need to be rooted in a deep sense of thanksgiving to the God who gives us so much. At this time of year, our grati-tude often leads us to an awareness and concern for others who do not share in such a great abundance. I wanted to thank all of you who donated turkeys and other types of food for the needy in our community and beyond. This is a beautiful (and crucial) aspect of our gratitude. And, with Christmas around the corner, many of us will continue to be aware of those in need and our desire to share from our own abundance. At this time of year, food pantries and soup kitchens are usually overflowing with all manner of food to share with the hungry and needy. This year once again our parish will also participate in the Giving Tree (organized by the St. Paul Sisterhood No Longer Strangers Ministry), and we know our parish family will respond once again to the needs of others. Unfor-tunately, however, once January hits, most of us have a tendency to forget how blessed we are and to become less mindful of the needs of the hungry and poor. Yet most people who are in need often are in need all year long! So, in this season of good will, it seemed to be a good time to reflect on our consciousness of those God is calling us to notice and help all year long. During this past year, several of our parishioners who have been the foundation of the parish social concerns outreach, have retired. I want to mention two in partic-ular: Terry Carlson and Eileen Wimberger. Each of them in their own way have been tireless in their dedi-cation to the needy, and we are so grateful for the many ways they have organized and coordinated our parish outreach to others. In the name of our parish family, I wanted to thank these two women for all of their love and the considerable energy they have ex-pended to follow the invitation and command of Christ to serve. I am sure the Lord will continue to bless them for their dedication and hard work. Of course it is also important to thank all those who worked with them, and those who donated to the various projects they helped the parish to undertake. In this regard I would like to mention one more person by name: Craig Stephen (who hopefully is not retiring!).
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Spiritual Directoror Spiritual DirectoFr. John Gabriel
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MENS MINISTRY
10 DAYSS 10 DAYSMarch 26 thru April 55
Men’s Prayer Group Every Tuesday
(6:30AM & 7:30PM) Parish Center 2nd Floor
335 Consecutive Weeks And Still Going Strong
Since June of 2012 on every Tuesday men of the parish gather at 6:30AM and 7:30PM for prayer, reflection and insight. Not even Hurricane Sandy kept them away. Men of all ages and stages come together to pray. The reflections are lively, con-temporary, varied and meaningful. The impact has been in-credible. Are you interested in bringing peace of mind to your life, making your week/life more enjoyable, finding solace in your faith? If so, then this is just what you need. No RSVP needed – JUST COME! If you are interested in more information contact John Nunziata at 201-327-0976 or [email protected]. Between now and Christmas we will pray Lectio Divina ~ reflecting on Sunday’s readings.
UPCOMING EVENTS Plan on joining other men of the parish for an evening of fellowship at our upcoming events . . .
�� Thursday, December 13th ~ 7th Annual Men’s Christmas Party; KofC Hall @ 7:00PM.
�� Friday, February 1st ~ 8th Annual “Men’s Night Out” – look for details in coming weeks.
Cornerstone 2019 is “under construction” and there’s a space for you. Contact John Nunziata at 201-327-0976 or [email protected]
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Food Pantry - The St Paul Food
Pantry is support-ed through
generous donations from St Paul
parishioners. The pantry is located in
the front vestibule of the church, available for all in the community in need and is
open on Tuesday’s from 11:30am – 12:00pm. Contact the Parish Center at 201-327-0976 if
you need to make special arrangements to access the Food Pantry.
Please place all food donations in the wooden donation boxes located at the side entrances of
the church. We are always in need of the following items:
Juice, Snacks/Cookies/Crackers, White Rice, Canned Meat (Tuna, Chicken, Ham), Canned
Fruit (Peaches, Pears, Fruit Cock-tail), Spaghetti Sauce, Pancake Mix, Syrup, Ce-
real, Paper Products (Tissues, Toilet Paper, Paper Towels), Bath Products (Soap, Shampoo,
Deodorant, Toothpaste), Coffee and Tea.
Thank you and may God bless you for your continued generosity.
BULLETIN SUBMISSIONS
CHRISTMAS BULLETIN SUBMISSIONS
Dec.23rd Bulletin Deadline is Saturday 12/8 December 30th Bulletin Deadline is Saturday 12/15
January 6th Bulletin Deadline is Saturday 12/22
OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE E
BOOK CLUBB
NEXT BOOK FOR ST PAUL BOOK CLUB!!! COME AND JOIN our parish Book Club. The next book we will be reading is “Ordinary Grace " by William Kent Kreger. On the surface, "Ordinary Grace" is the story of the murder of a beautiful young woman, a beloved daughter and sister. At heart, it's the story of what that tragedy does to a boy, his fami-ly, and ultimately the fabric of the small town in which he lives. Told from Frank's perspective forty years after that fateful sum-mer, it is a moving account of a boy standing at the door of his young manhood, trying to understand a world that seems to be falling apart around him. It is an unforgettable novel about dis-covering the terrible price of wisdom and the enduring grace of God.
At our next meeting we will discuss the entire book on Tuesday, December 4th at 7:30 pm in the School Library
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POSITION AVAILABLE
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CHRISTMAS SHOPPING SPREE RAFFLE
Over 400 raffle tickets have been received to
date. Only 800 will be sold! Please return your tickets ASAP if you would like to participate!
“Treat the earth as if your life depends upon it”
Best wishes to you and your loved ones for a peaceful and joyous Thanksgiving. As we reflect on all our blessings this Thanksgiving let us be thankful for all the beauty and resources God has given us in our environment.
The Beauty of Nature O God, we thank you for this earth, our home;
For the wide sky and the blessed sun, For the salt sea and the running water,
For the everlasting hills And the never-resting winds, For trees and the common grass underfoot.
We thank you for our senses By which we hear the songs of birds,
And see the splendor of the summer fields, And taste of the autumn fruits,
And rejoice in the feel of the snow, And smell the breath of the spring.
Grant us a heart wide open to all this beauty; And save our souls from being so blind
That we pass unseeing when even the common thorn bush Is aflame with your glory,
O God our creator, Who lives and reigns forever and ever.
Walter Rauschenbusch, Living God's Justice: Reflections and Prayers
Ministry Meeting Schedule ~ JOIN US Mondays - 7:30PM in Parish Center, 2nd Flr
November 26th January 28th February 25th March 25th April 29th and May 27th June 24th
Contacts: Chris Nunziata ([email protected])
Kim Scanlon ([email protected])
645 St Paul - Ramsey, NJ // November 25th, 2018 Page 7
PREPARE FOR ADVENT
A Hint of What’s Coming to the Bookstand, located at the entrance near-est the Choir: A Journey Through Advent – Cycle C – Bishop Robert Barron
Follow along with Bishop Robert Barron's homilies as he unpacks the profound Scripture readings for Liturgical Cycle C
Advent: Rethinking the Season- Dr. Tim Gray
Explains that we need to live the ‘pre-season’ of Advent well, so we
can be prepared to welcome and receive the greatest gift God the
Father wants to give us at Christmas: His Son, Jesus. Preparing the Way of the King – Dr. Scott Hahn
Reveals what scholars now know about the shepherds, the mysteri-ous Magi, and King Herod. Get to Really Know MARY, the Mother of God – Dr. Scott Hahn, Dr. Brant Pitre, et al
What Every Catholic Needs to Know About Mary (DVD) Learn the truth about her Divine Maternity, Perpetual Virginity, Immaculate Conception, and Bodily Assumption into Heaven
Hail Holy Queen – Dr. Scott Hahn (Book)
Demonstrates Mary's essential role in Christianity's redemptive
message Unveils the Marian mystery at the heart of the Book of Revelation and reveals how it is foretold in the very first pages of the Book of Genesis and in the story of King David's monarchy, which speaks of a privileged place for the mother of the king
Find these and many more Advent and Christmas Gift suggestions on the BOOKSTAND located through Nov. 30, at the entrance nearest the Choir side of the altar. Suggested Donation: - $.50 Pamphlets, $2 Booklets, $3 CDs, $4 Books and $5 DVDs Please place donations in the slot at the bottom right of the bookstand.
YOUTH MINISTRY Y TH MINISTRYNEWS
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BOOKSTAND
ENVIRONMENTAL MINISTRY
Thank you to everyone who donated to the youth group during our stock sales fundraiser back in September. We are already working towards our goals. Please keep praying for us.
Upcoming Meetings and Events
�� Nov 27 "Can you follow?" (Tues) �� Dec 4 "Prepare the way; be filled with joy" (Tues) �� Dec 11 "What are you asking in your heart?" (Tues) �� Dec 18 "CHRISTMAS PARTY" (Tues)
As always if you have any questions contact
Craig Jandoli at 862-452-4730
Twice monthly the committee provides a home cooked meal for eight people with the AIDS virus, who live in a home on the grounds of New Bridge Medical Center in Paramus. Volunteers are needed for Saturday December 8, Friday December 28, Friday January 25 and Friday February 22. Please call please change that to call Debbie at 202-825-7856 for more info or to sign up.
HARRISON HOUSE
December 8th is The Feast of the Immaculate Conception of The Blessed Virgin Mary
Mass Schedule: December 7, 2018—Vigil Mass at 7:30 pm
December 8, 2018— 9:00 am
All liturgical ministers are asked to attend a meeting on Saturday, December 15, beginning with 9am Mass. At this meeting we will go over updated liturgical procedures and address questions and concerns, especially as we approach the Christmastide season. All Lectors, Ex-traordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, Ushers, and Altar Server parents are requested to attend, even if you have been serving for a long time. This is a very important opportunity for us to come together to receive and process updated information regarding your ministries. We hope you will join with us.
LITURGICAL MINISTRY
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
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RESPECT LIFE E RESPECT LIFEMINISTRY
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Many in our parish have been participating in a Spiritual Adoption Novena – praying for an unborn child during their 9-months of prenatal development and growth.
SAVE THE DATE: All novena participants and parishioners are cordially invited to our closing mass for these babies on Saturday, December 15th at 9am. May your prayers be joined with the choirs of angels as we await the births of these babies due on Christmas Day. Please join us!
* * * Please take notice of the following important legislation currently in the NJ Courts:
Pain Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, Bill #s A-3452 and S2026 would protect babies from late-term abortion (20 weeks, or 5 months, and beyond). Medical research shows that a baby in the womb can feel pain at 20 weeks. Currently, in New Jersey, there are no restrictions and abortions are legally performed in all three trimesters. Contact NJ legislators and urge them to Vote YES on A-3452 and S-2026.
NJ Assisted Suicide Bill, A1504/S1072, would legalize physician-assisted suicide in the State of NJ. Help is needed to defeat this bill:
Erosion of the right to life leads to erosion of other human rights – particularly conscience rights and religious liberty – and adversely affects health care for disabled and terminally ill people.
Contact NJ legislators and urge them to Vote NO on A1504 and S1072.
* * * Resources and Healing Retreats
For pregnancy resource centers and post-abortion healing retreats, contact the Archdiocesan Respect Life Office: www.rcan.org .
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
Friday, December 7th – 7 to 8 pm
The Eucharist is the summit of our faith … in which the entire story of our salvation
is made real in a miraculous and powerful way...
The season of Advent provides us the opportunity to prayerfully prepare for the birth
of our Lord and Savior at Christmas. Join us for a Holy Hour of Eucharistic Adoration on Friday, December 7th from 7:00 to 8:00 pm. Our First Friday Holy Hours begin with the Rosary, include time for personal prayer and adoration, and conclude with the Chaplet of Divine Mercy, and Benediction.
ST. JOSEPH REGIONAL L HIGH SCHOOL
Performing Arts Department is Proud to Present
With a cast consisting of Broadway stars and in-credible rock singers. Neil shares stories and trib-
utes to the 50 year history of the music that changed the world . Join us for an exciting night of nostalgic music from Chuck Berry to The Beatles
to Bruce Springsteen and beyond!
Friday November 30th at 7:30pm at The Inserra Theater
Pre-show reception with wine, beer and hors d’doeuvers from 6-7:30pm
$60 per Ticket (Includes reception and show) Available at str.booktix.com
Or call 201-391-7422
Neil Berg 50 years of Rock and Roll
645 St Paul - Ramsey, NJ // November 25th, 2018 Page 9
Academy of Saint Paul, a 2015 National Blue Ribbon School, provides academic excellence in an atmosphere of love and Catholic Christian values through scholarship, spirituality and service. Our rigorous
curriculum and exemplary teachers prepare our students to take their place as faith-filled stewards in the Church and the world. Let us partner with you in your child’s school success and in the development of their Catholic identity. Call 201-327-1108 to arrange a tour. For more in-formation, visit www.academyofstpaul.org.
187 Wyckoff Avenue, Ramsey Phone: 201-327-1108
Email: [email protected] www.academyofstpaul.org
Academy of St Paul is our parish school! Make a Catholic education a priority for your family.
During the Marian month of October, the sixth grade made their own rosaries. They chose their color of beads and learned about each of the prayers that are part of our Rosary. Father John visited to tell us a little more about the rosary and blessed them all for us.
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What is the Christmas Giving Tree?e? What is the Christmas Giving Treee?Through the generosity of many parishioners, Christ-Through the generosity of many parishioners, Christmas joy is given to many families and individuals in mas joy is given to many families and individuals in need. We partner with New Bridge Medical Center, need. We partner with New Bridge Medical Center, Apostle House and many local families within our Apostle Housecommunity.
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The Giving Trees will be placed in the church the The Giving Trees will be placed in the church theweekend of November 24th with specific requests on weekend of November 24th with specific requests onthe Stars. We ask parishioners to take a Star/s, pur-the Stars. We ask parishioners to take a Star/s, purchase the gift/s and bring them back wrapped to the chase the gift/s and bring them bacchurch no later than December 999th
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