Rev. Jacek Marchewka Pastor

Rev. Marek Bokota

Vicar

Tim Malone Parish Catechetical Leader

Elaine Kownacki Office Manager

Mary McCarrick

Confirmation Coordinator

Joseph Soroka Director of Music Ministry

Helen Soboleski

Cantor

Arthur Yankowski Parish Council Chair

Sal Tralongo

Safe Environment Coordinator

Mary Molinelli, John Sulikowski Trustees

SACRAMENTS

Baptism Last Sunday of each month.

Reconciliation

After all daily Masses and Saturday, 4pm to 4:45pm, or by appointment.

Marriage

Arrangements should be made one year in advance. Contact Rectory for appointment.

Annointing of the Sick

Contact Rectory for appointment for home bound or infirmed.

MASS SCHEDULE

Weekdays: 8am & 12 Noon Saturday: 8am

Saturday Vigil: 5pm Sunday: 7:30am, 9am (Polish), 10:30am,

12 Noon and 6pm Youth Mass

CChurch of the Immaculate Heart of Mary

Roman Catholic Community

47 Island Road Mahwah, NJ 07430 Rectory Phone: 201- 529-3517

Parish Website: www.ihmcmahwah.org Parish Email: pastor@ihmcmahwah.org

Parish Office Hours

Monday – Friday: 9am to 4pm Weekends: Emergency calls only

Sunday, November 13, 2016

WORSHIP MASS INTENTIONS Saturday, November 12 5pm +Bronislaus & Anna Zaleski by Mary, Lottie, Bernice +Margaret Martin by Jake & Peggy Soha +Jack Dempsey by Nancy Murray Sunday, November 13 7:30am +George Burt, Jr. by wife Rose Burt 9am +Christine Wyszomirski by Sabina & Family +Marta Mazurkiewicz by Natalie & Boleslaw Halka 96th Birthday Blessings for Sophie Losak 10:30am +Kathryn Mauro by the Mauro Family +Joseph Kownacki by Emily Kownacki +Frank Evans by Rosemary & Bob Kidd 12 noon +Emily Bobrowicz by Pat LaPlaca 6pm Youth Mass +Nicholas Lauerwald Monday, November 14 8am +Patrick Driscoll by daughter Agnes Driscoll 12 noon +Magdalena Unterasinger by Nancy Baker Tuesday, November 15 8am +Anthony Fontana by the Family +Kim Marie Robles by Nancy Baker 12 noon +William Frank by Mary Krupinski +Mary Strysko by goddaughter Rosemary Wednesday, November 16 8am +Michele Szwed by the Family +Henry Baker by the Gerling Family 12 noon +Barbara Eischen by the Fazio Family Thursday, November 17 8am +Henry Baker by Pat & John Spiech 12 noon +Mary & Stanley Suleski by daughter-in-law Anne +Rose Leahy by the Leahy Family Friday, November 18 8am +Anne Stricker by husband Don 12 noon +Andrew & Mary Kwasnicki by the Iorio Family +Nina Marino by sister Eleanor Platz Saturday, November 19 8am +Constance Malinoski by daughter Michele 5pm +Stephanie Spiech by Lisa Spiech +Henry Baker by Joan & Sean O’Connell +Ernest Louis Ordas by D’Angelo Family Sunday, November 20 7:30am +Clarence & Anna Braman by Barbara Suleski 9am +Anna Garbowski by the Wadolowski Family +Steve Matson by John Sulikowski 10:30am +Msgr. Ted Bottolnick by Mary Trusewicz +Nicholous Schneider by Troy & Alexa & Siena Schneider +George Burt by Bill & Jean Finn 12 noon +Bill & Frances McCloud by the Family 6pm Youth Mass +Fr. Floyd Rotunno

MEMORIAL CANDLES

Sacred Heart (Alcove) In memory of Cynthia my loving wife from husband Ed Plicinski Blessed Mother (Alcove) Blessings on the Gerling Family In appreciation from Nancy Baker DEVOTIONS

Rosary Every Saturday following the 8am Mass Miraculous Medal Novena Every Monday following the 12 noon Mass Chaplet of Divine Mercy Every Friday at 3pm

PRAYERS FOR PARISHIONERS

For those who are ill: Christine Sanese-Brett, Joan Malone, JoAnn Best, Stella Moran, Jaclyn Best, Nora Dempsey, Tara Arbia, Peter Rice, Maryann Titko, John LaPlaca, Irene Calotta, Frances Konior, James & Barbara Straut, Allison Healy, Louise Yankowski, Michael Cardinale, Nancy Mayer, Dave Conklin, Richard Sito, Ed Pretko. Kenneth Remo, Carol Zarcone, MaryAnn Malone. For the recently deceased: Anthony Fontana, Joseph Szwerc, Jack Dempsey, Marilyn Jasenzak, Anthony Suleski, Stephanie Spiech, Fr. Chester Szemborski, SDB, Ann Lake, Joseph DePiano, Robert Garza, Mary Strysko, Andrew O’Sullivan, Robert Moris, John Freeburn, James Coty, Anna Caponegro, Martha Mazurkiewicz, Maryann Outwater, Lucille Poplawski, Henry Baker, Patricia Radesky Brennan, Rev. Floyd Rotunno, Teresa Maretzo, Jerzy Pontus, Stanley Strysko, Nicholas Lauerwald.

November 13, 2016

Message from the Pastor:

In a historic moment for the Archdiocese of Newark, Archbishop John J. Myers announced this past Monday his successor, Cardinal-designate Joseph W. Tobin, currently the Archbishop of Indianapolis. The appointment would make him the first Cardinal in the 163-year history of the Archdiocese, which serves about 1.2 million Roman Catholics in Essex, Union, Hudson and Bergen Counties; and the first religious order, a Redemptorist, to preside in Newark. The designation takes effect November 18th. Pope Francis announced a consistory for the 13 new Cardinals to take place on November19th, the eve of the closing of the Jubilee of Mercy. A Mass of Installation for the new Archbishop is expected to take place on Friday, January 6, 2017 at 2:30 p.m. at the Cathedral in Newark.

“The Cardinal-elect expressed his gratitude to “the power of the Gospel, which has brought about remarkable growth of Christ’s Church in this Archdiocese and enabled its generous contribution, past and present, to American society and to the world; to Pope Francis, for his leadership of the Church and the example of his life, which teaches me how to be a bishop; to Archbishop John Joseph Myers, for the 15 years he has spent laboring for the good of the Church, and; to my beloved Archdiocese of Indianapolis – her Clergy, Religious and Faithful – in thanksgiving for all we have been able to do together, for the love and respect we share, for the unity that we will continue to enjoy in the communion of saints and the Breaking of the Bread.”

A As we look to today’s Gospel of Luke it is often referred to as an eschatological text.

It points to the end times and includes cosmic signs and natural disasters - catastrophes, disasters, wars, insurrections, etc., - that speak of the end of things known and familiar. The positive message is that only God has a hand in the matters of life and death and those who persevere in faith will not be saved by the events of the world but by God. We hasten the end not by being fearful of these events, but by being faithful to Jesus’ work of establishing God’s kingdom. Preaching, teaching, and living in Jesus’ name is the one sure way of discipleship that hastens Jesus’ Second Coming and secures for us Eternal Life.

Effective Nov. 15th, Rev. Manolo A. Punzalan will join Immaculate Conception Parish

in Mahwah as their new Pastor and I will relinquish my duties as temporary Administrator there. We wish Fr. Manolo God’s Blessings and guidance in his new assignment and we will keep him in our prayers in the days ahead. I wish you all a wonderful and safe week. God Bless You. Fr. Jacek

FAITH FORMATION

CONFIRMATION PREPARATION NEWS SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20

“Companions on the Journey” 4:15pm Gym

“Insofar as possible, there is to be a sponsor for the person to be confirmed; the sponsor is to take care that the confirmed person

behaves as a true witness of Christ and faithfully fulfills the obligations inherent in this sacrament.”

-Code of Canon Law #892

Next Sunday, the young people preparing for the Sacrament of Confirmation will gather with their Sponsors for a “Companions on the Journey” session where they will learn, participate in faith-sharing discussions, and pray.

Confirmation Candidates’ Inscription Mass 6pm Church

Please join the Confirmation candidates, their Sponsors and families at the regularly scheduled 6pm Sunday evening Mass where the young people will declare their desire to commit themselves to sacramental preparation, attest that they have made this choice of their own free will, and promise to fulfill the requirements of the sacramental preparation process at Immaculate Heart of Mary to the best of their ability.

Please keep these young people in your prayers.

Sunday, Nov. 20th we will be start Children’s Liturgy of the Word (CLOW) at the 9am and 10:30am Masses for all children ages 5-11. Just before the Liturgy of the Word begins

the children will be invited to go with a teacher to the Chapel. During this special time, the teacher will lead the children through prayers, songs and readings that are simplified for children. No pre-registration is necessary. All children are welcome to attend.

BURIAL VS. CREMATION

More Catholics are choosing cremation after death, and we often get questioned on the Church’s position. Msgr. Richard J. Arnhols, Pastor of St. John the Evangelist Parish in Bergenfield, NJ, summarized our belief and our practice very succinctly and he has given me permission to reproduce it here. I felt it is beneficial for all to understand especially during this month of All Souls. Part 2 (Part 1 was in Nov. 6th, 2016 Bulletin) More Catholics are choosing cremation after death, and we often get questioned on the Church’s position. Last week we summarized our belief and our practice, that cremation is possible after the body has been presented for a funeral Mass, that the cremated remains must be always buried or entombed, preferably in a Catholic cemetery, and that occasionally there may be exceptional circumstances in which cremation must occur immediately after death for which the U.S. Bishops have received permission from the Vatican to have the cremated remains present at the funeral liturgy with the pastor’s permission. Some final directives are added below. In All Cases: The cremated remains of a body should be treated with the same respect given to the human body from which they come. This includes the use of a worthy vessel to contain the ashes, the manner in which they are carried, the care and attention to appropriate placement and transport, and their final disposition. The cremated remains should be buried in a grave or entombed in a mausoleum or columbarium. The practice of scattering cremated remains on the sea, from the air, or on the ground, or keeping cremated remains in the home of a relative or a friend of the deceased, is not the reverent disposition that the Church requires. Our reverence for the cremated human remains also does not allow them to be separated, made into jewelry, or disposed of in any other way. Whenever possible, appropriate means for memorializing the deceased should be utilized, such as a plaque or stone that records the name of the deceased. The pastor should be advised at the time the funeral arrangements are made as to the final disposition of the cremated remains. If at a nearby cemetery, a committal service at the time of interment or entombment can be readily arranged with a priest of the parish.

YOUTH BUZZ

Religious Education Classes will resume Monday, Nov. 14 & Tuesday, Nov. 15.

Please Join us Sunday, Nov. 20 at the 6pm Youth Mass for our Confirmation Candidates’ Inscription Mass.

NATIVITY PAGEANT CASTING CALL

Any boy or girl who is interested in participating in our Nativity Pageant on December 11, 2016 is invited to sign-up using the form below. The first practice will be held on Monday, Nov. 14th at 5:45 pm in the school gym. Practices will last one hour and will be held every Monday through December 5th.

Please return this form to the Religious Education Center or place it in the Youth Ministry Box located in the Church lobby. You can also sign-up by calling Tim Malone at 201-529-2294 or by email to religiouseducation@ihmcmahwah.org . Name:____________________________________ Grade:____________________________________ Phone#:___________________________________ E-Mail Address: _____________________________ Please Check One:

□ I am interested in a speaking role. □ I am interested in a walk-on role. □ I am interested in singing only held one hour before Mass.

CALLING ALL 1ST - 5TH GRADESTUDENTS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE

“DECK THE PARISH HALL”

CREATIVE POSTER EVENT Use your creativity to design a poster to show others

your favorite “Christmas Carol”.

All submitted posters will be showcased at the Annual Christmas Celebration

Sunday, December 11, 2016 at 1pm.

IMPORTANT DETAILS We will supply 11” x 17” poster paper in all Religious Education classes. Be sure to stick with the theme. Be creative and use any type of art supplies you wish. Be sure to put your name and grade in the bottom right corner on your poster.

POSTER DUE DATES

Monday, December 5, 2016 for Grades 1-3 Tuesday, December 6, 2016 for Grades 4-5

BAKERS ARE NEEDED…

Bakers are needed to provide delicious deserts for our Christmas Event on December 11. To sign-up please send an email to Tim Malone.

PARISH & COMMUNITY CLOSE OF THE JUBILEE YEAR OF MERCY

The Jubilee Year of Mercy will conclude on Sunday, Nov. 20th, the Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe. On that day, Pope Francis will preside at the closing rites at St. Peter’s Basilica.

On that same day, His Grace, Archbishop Myers, will preside at the noon Mass at the Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart in Newark. At the conclusion of the Mass, to mark the end of the Jubilee Year, all will join in an acclamation of praise and honor to the Blessed Virgin Mary. Pastors and administrators, men and women in Consecrated Life, catechists, teachers, students and families are invited to attend. Those parishes and shrines that have served as Pilgrim Churches in the Archdiocese throughout the year will close their Holy Doors of Mercy on Sunday, Nov. 13, 2016. Why not join us for the Chaplet of Divine Mercy at 3pm on Fridays? What a beautiful way to close out this Year of Mercy and continue our faith-filled journey in Advent and beyond.

SPECIAL HEALING MASS Monday, Nov. 21st at the 12 noon Mass we will have a Special Healing Mass with the Sacrament of Anointing. Prayers will be offered for those in need of

physical, spiritual, or emotional healing. Additional Priests will be available for the Sacrament of Reconciliation.

A SPECIAL MASS AND SUPPORT GROUP

FOR THE DISEASE OF ALCOHOLISM

A special Mass and support group meeting for all who are affected by the disease of alcoholism will take place at Church of St. Mary, 20 Legion Drive, Closter, N.J. on Saturday, Nov. 19th at 12 noon. Mass is offered for the support, healing, and recovery of not only the person directly infected with the abuse of alcohol or drugs, but also for anyone involved in the life of the alcoholic or drug addict. For information, please call 201-768-7565.

IN MEMORY OF NICHOLAS J. LAUERWALD

With heartfelt gratitude and appreciation, the family of Nicholas J. Lauerwald has so graciously donated a silver Ciborium in memory of their son, Nick. They are so grateful to everyone in our Parish who was there for them in every way in their time of need. Let us continue to keep Nick and his family and friends in our prayers in the days ahead.

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PARISH CALENDAR, CONTACTS & STEWARDSHIP

NOVEMBER CALENDAR 11/13 10:30am Mass Youth Choir Sings 11/13 6pm Mass Youth Ministry Gathering following 11/17 Confirmation Classes 11/20 Christ the King, Year of Mercy ends 11/20 4:14pm Sponsor/Confirmandi Gathering 11/24 9am Mass Thanksgiving Day

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