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St. Virgil Parish 250 Speedwell Avenue ~ Morris Plains, New Jersey 07950
Phone: 973 538-1418 / FAX: 973 538-2992 / Website: www.stvirgilparish.org
Our Mass Schedule
Saturday Sunday Weekdays 8:00am 7:30am, 9:00am 6:30am 5:00pm Vigil Mass 10:30am & 12:00noon 12:10pm
Confessions on Saturday afternoons 3:30-4:15pm
Saint Virgil Roman Catholic Parish is a worshiping community called by God and empowered by the Holy Spirit to live and share joyfully the Good News of Jesus Christ’s message of love and salvation through prayer and study, fellowship and hospitality, service and outreach.
PASTOR PAROCHIAL VICAR Rev. Lancelot J. Reis Rev. Daniel Chajkowski [email protected] 908-455-2588
DEACONS PASTOR EMERITUS
Richard Pinto Merle Sisler Rev. Msgr. Francis J. Duffy Sal Mazzoccoli, Retired [email protected]
PARISH OFFICE Hours: Monday – Friday from 9:00am – 4:00pm
Summer Hours: Monday – Friday from 9:00am – 2:00pm
Secretary Bookkeeper Gloria Carvagno Robyn Morris [email protected] [email protected]
PREP/Youth Ministry Grades K – 4 Marie Tonini @ [email protected] Teresa Rangel @ [email protected] Grades 5 - 6 Susan Pittaro @ [email protected] Grades 7 – 8 Christopher Letta @ [email protected] Confirmation/Youth Ministry Penny Manser @ [email protected]
Music Ministry Director of Music Pam Kane @ [email protected] Children’s Choir Nina Rangel @ [email protected] Youth Band Danielle Capuzzi @ [email protected] Choir Director Beth Vecchio @ [email protected]
Finance Council
Jack Cox, Chair Stephanie Morgan Mary Jo Tufaro Larry Frohnhoever Ric Perez Eugene Delmonico Richard DiPalma & Parish Trustees
Parish Trustees
Irene Selitto Jay Webber Michael Connor Nicea D’Annunzio
Ministries Altar Linens .................................................................... Pat Para Altar Servers .................................................. Fr. Dan Chajkowski Appalachia ............................................................ Penny Manser Arbor Terrace............................................................ Patty O’Neill Baptismal Prep...................................................................Clergy Bible Groups ................... Kathy Sisler, Rita McCleary, Phil Alcock Carnival ................................................................. Keith Chesnut Children’s Choir ........................................................ Nina Rangel Choir Director.......................................................... Beth Vecchio Church Décor.........Helene Havers, Sharon Carroll & Marisa Nieto Counters ......................................................... Mary Jo Hashagen Evangelization .....................................................John Trombetta Hospitality & Greeters .............................. Marybeth & Don Soutar Interfaith Food Pantry ............................................... Parish Office Knights of Columbus ..................................... Chuck Havers, G.K. Lazarus Ministry .................................................... Barbara Fisher Lectors .................................................. Don & Jeanne McKenna Living Rosary .............................. Cathy Marshall & Maureen Kelly Men’s Cornerstone .............................................. John FitzPatrick Morris View Nursing Home .....................................Maureen Kelly Music Director ............................................................. Pam Kane Prayer Shawl Ministry .................................................. Jane Flynn Pre Cana .............................................................. Fr. Lance Reis Prime Time ............................................................... Kathy Sisler RCIA............................................................... Deacon Rich Pinto Respect Life .......................................................... Angela Pennisi Rosary Society ....................................................... Betty O’Keefe Social Concerns ................................... Marie Tracey, Jane Flynn; ................................................................ A.J. & Danielle Capuzzi Sunrise Assisted Living .............................. Mickey Toye-Young & .................................................................... Jeanne McGuinness Wedding Prep ....................................................................Clergy Youth Band ........................................................ Danielle Capuzzi Ushers ......................................................................... Ed Schrak
Registration Call or email the parish office to register.
Baptisms The sacrament is celebrated on each Sunday at 1pm. Please call the parish office to schedule an appointment.
Wedding Preparations Bride and Groom should call our pastor to schedule an appointment to begin the marriage preparation process, normally one year in advance.
Visitation of the Sick or Elderly Please call the parish office to arrange for visits to the hospital nursing home, or homebound. Due to HIPA regulations, we cannot visit unless invited by the immediate family.
For ministry to the sick and dying, call the parish office at any time.
May 6, 2018 Sixth Sunday of Easter
Welcome to St. Virgil’s…
Mass Intentions for the Week Sat., May 5 5:00 PM Edith Nunn
Susan Pirro Sun., May 6 7:30 AM Craig Davidson
Francesa Champion 9:00 AM Leslie Junker
Craig Davidson 10:30 AM John Keating
Anthony Verducci 12:00 PM Iola Casinelli Mon., May 7 6:30 AM Lottie & John Martin 12:10 PM Craig Davidson Tues., May 8 6:30 AM Dorene Bickner 12:10 PM Marie Welby Wed., May 9 6:30 AM Edward Joyce 12:10 PM John Keating Thurs., May 10 6:30 AM Esther & Paul Glanville
Sam & Mary Jane Barratt 12:10 PM Frank Sanclementi Fri., May 11 6:30 AM Margaret Salatiello 12:10 PM Mickey Nodoro Sat., May 12 8:00 AM Margaret Hines
Erik Gilchrist 5:00 PM Virginia Smith Sun., May 13 7:30 AM Mary & Sarah DeRienzo
Kathy Steur Mary Jane Barratt
9:00 AM Marilyn Reilly Craig Davidson
10:30 AM Johanna Eckardt Mary Jo Hashagen Amm Chiorazzi
12:00 PM Angela Gabriele Joan Griffin Lena DeGennaro Frances & Michael Marinaccio
Among Ourselves
Bob Taylor, John & Elizabeth Zisa, Kamasha Redhead, Stephen Burke, Douglas Farra, Sandra Buck, Rob Loia, Janet Dittrich, Tammy Dolan,
Helen Underhill, Mallory Miller, Miah Tully, Baby Randall Butchko, Domenico & Teresa Procopio, Anne & Cal Benson, Baby Emma Scannelli, Barbara Bock, Theresa Mohr, Christopher Mohr, Mary Maffeo, & Rose Marie Warrick.
Please note that names will remain on the prayer list for 3 months at which time they will be rotated off. If you wish the name to stay on the list, a family member must call the Parish Office to make the request.
Through your continued kindness, the collection for the weekend of April 27/28 was $7,715. (Regular Collection = $7,016 + Faith Direct = $699). An additional $212 was collected for the Catholic Campaign for Human Development.Thank you for your continued generosity.
This Week at St. Virgil’s
Sunday, May 6 Choir Rehearsal, 8:45 AM, CR
Welcome Sunday, 9 – 11:30 AM, TC Youth Band Warm Up, 10:45 AM, TC
Final Youth Mass & Blessing, 12 noon, Church Monday, May 7
Miraculous Medal Novena following the 12:10 Mass Children’s Choir Rehearsal 7:15-8 PM, CR
Tuesday, May 8 K of C Meeting, 8 PM, Gr 6 Classroom
Feast of the Ascension ~ Thursday, May 10 Mass Schedule 6:30 AM and 12:10 PM
Friday, May 11 Eucharistic Adoration following the 6:30 AM Mass
Saturday/Sunday, May 12/13 Mother’s Day Plant Sale to benefit Appalachia Outreach
Saturday, May 12 Confession, 3:30-4:15 PM, Church
Sunday, May 13 Choir Rehearsal, 8:45 AM, CR
42nd Annual Carnival Wednesday, Thursday, Friday ~ May 9, 10, 11 ~ 6 PM – 10 PM
Saturday, May 12 4 PM – 10 PM
(Wristband nights are Wednesday & Thursday)
Volunteers are still needed for Saturday. Sign up is easy with Sign Up Genius. Go to: www.SignUpGenius.com/go/ 30E084CACAF29A46-2018 and fill in your preferred slot.
Ride tickets are also available to purchase in advance at the Parish Office. It’s just $25 for a card of 30 tickets. (Wristbands are NOT sold in advance.)
This month of May brings a few important features to us at St. Virgil. For one thing, it is our Carnival (from May 9th until May 12th). We also celebrate the Feast of the Ascension of our Lord twice because of our
Carnival: first on Thursday, May 10th and again on the weekend of the 12th and 13th of May.
Mother’s Day is May 13th which adds to our joy and delight in our Mothers. The following weekend, May 19th and 20th is Pentecost, the Feast of the Outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the Apostles and the first gathering of the church in Jerusalem (Red is our color that day). Finally, we will also remember Memorial Day on Monday, May 28th. We have a rather busy calendar.
Right through this special month of May our Catholic Tradition calls us to walk with Mary, the Mother of Jesus. Our Rosary Society began this month with a special Mass with the Crowning of Mary on May 1. This beginning flavors the whole month of May and allows us to make Mary our model and teacher.
Just for reference: we can divide the Life of Jesus into four phases: His “hidden” life - about 30 years; next, His “public” life - about three years; thirdly, His “Passion and Death” - a Holy Week; and finally, His “Resurrection” time - 40 days.
Fr. Lance’s Letter
Mary, the Mother of Jesus laid the foundation for Jesus especially during those first 30 years of “hidden” life. Let us not forget what happens behind the scenes, those years of love and patience; of anxiety and worries; those times of joy and divine pleasure; those moments of deep insight and faithful teaching. Let Mary be our teacher, guide, instructor and model.
For us Catholics, praying the Rosary is important. Meditating on the Joyful, Glorious, Sorrowful, and Luminous mysteries walks us into the life of Our Lord Jesus Christ holding on the Mary’s hands. With your Rosary working through your fingers, allow Mary to touch you lovingly and share through her experiences the Life of Jesus. Many a Catholic has not only become a disciple of Jesus but also a Saint. Let Mary, the Mother of God be your Guide this Month of May. Through the love and protection of Mary, may God lead us into faithful living - Fr. Lance
May Crowning
Our Rosary Society planned, organized, and executed the celebration of crowning Mary into a wonderful Mass. Theresa Szucs was selected to crown the Blessed Mother, a privilege she performed with great dignity and reverence. Out cantor was Theresa Folan whose mellifluous voice added much to the beauty of this evening. All were then invited to the Tracy Center for fellowship and
refreshment. We thank the Rosary Society for conducting the May Crowning and bringing our Parish together.
FEAST OF THE ASCENSION OF OUR LORD We will offer at St. Vigil Church two Masses on Ascension Thursday, May 10th at 6:30 AM and 12:10 pm. We have to do this because of the Carnival, as the church will not be quiet enough and accessible either on Wednesday evening or even Thursday evening.
We will also celebrate the Feast of the Ascension on the weekend, at Saturday, May 12th evening Mass at 5:00 PM on during all the four Sunday Masses on May 13.
May 13 also happens to be Mother’s Day and it will a great occasion to pray for our Mothers and ask to Lord to bless them for their gift of life, love and joy to us.
Parish Postings
Ministry Schedule for May 12 and 13 5:00pm 7:30am 9:00am 10:30am 12:00 noon Cantor Nancy Fenimore Nina Rangel Mike Kane Nina Rangel Lector Dave Burrows Ron Kelly John Trombetta D & J McKenna Mary Tiso Altar Servers Lia Dyer Anthony Tonini Jake Gringeri Natalie Dyer Extraordinary Kelly Burrows Nicea D’Annunzio Barbara Fisher Maureen Kelly Viji Alex Ministers Linda Marcantonio Cathy Marshall Eileen Fogleman Pearl Law Tony Avella Sue Carol Scannelli Beverly Morgan Melissa Gringeri Frank Miller George Perkins Jim Scannelli Joan Sambrowski Chris Letta Helen Ann Pinto Angela Rangel Cheryl Zebick Grace Walsh Kathy Sisler Karen Schwingel Sandy Rosanio Bob Zebick Mary Jo Tufaro Lynn Stevens Lydia Sesso
A Reminder from the Rosary Society for Sight & Sound Trip.
To ensure you have a spot, please sign up by filling out the form below and dropping it in the weekly collection basket. The trip will take place on Wednesday, October 3, and will feature the production of “Jesus.” There are just 55 seats available. Checks can be submitted as we draw closer. The cost of the trip is $139 per person due by July 1.
Name_____________________________________________ Tele #_____________________________________________
Help Wanted
Would you consider being an Altar Angel? No experience necessary. Work from home. Requires washing and ironing of purificators used at Mass, washing towels used for drying vessels at Mass, and when needed washing and ironing of Altar Cloths. Many hands make the burden light.
If you’re interested, please contact Pat Para at 973-452-8417 or email Pat at [email protected].
Women’s Day of Retreat & Reflection
How sweet are your words to my taste, sweeter than honey to my mouth! Psalm 119:103
What do you crave? God’s Word is more satisfying than cake, ice cream, pie, or candy. It’s guilt-free and never-ending! God’s words of love, forgiveness, pardon and acceptance in Jesus bring an unmatched sweetness to our lives and our relationships.
Come join with the women of our parish on Saturday, May 19, 2018 ~ 8:30 AM – 3 PM
$20 donation for materials
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St. Virgil’s Young Adult Group For ages 20 –40 years old Fellowship, Service & Fun
“The higher we go, the better we shall hear the voice of Christ.”
Events and activities: -Community service event opportunities
-Intramural sports (Volleyball, basketball, roller hockey, Soccer, etc.) - Bible studies (if people are interested in leading one)
-Scheduled Group Trips and Events If interested, please contact: Andrew DeBlock (coordinator)- [email protected] Interest Meeting: May 31, 2018, 7 PM - in the Tracy Center
– Refreshments served
A Note From The Divine Mercy Ministry
Our Divine Mercy Chaplet group (who meet every Thursday evening in the Church at 6:30PM) would like to extend our ministry. We would like to visit any ill or bedridden parishioner (providing their families would welcome us) to pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet at the bedside of your loved one.
These prayers will be heard by Jesus just as He promised St. Sr. Faustina when He appeared to her. That is, anyone who prays over a bedridden loved one Jesus said that this person will be “saved”. It would be our privilege for us to provide such a beautiful promise that God has given us.
You may call Frank Miller at 201-400-3998 or Grace Walsh at 973-540-1289 to make arrangement.
Faith Formation
CD Library
We have just added some new titles to the CD library located near the confessional by the Blessed Mother. Stop and have a look and grab a title that interests you.
Our Bible Study Group meeting is on Thursday at 7 PM in the School Library. We are reading the Letter to the Ephesians. Paul reveals may remarkable gifts that we as Christians receive thru the Church. He shows how the Church is the body of Christ; it’s also a household, a mystery, a bride and an army. It tells how, when we are adopted fully into the family of God, we receive a great inheritance and how God’s great life can transform our daily lives. Come, LEARN MORE ABOUT CHIRST! DRAW CLOSER TO HIM! LIVE WITH HIM FOREVER!
RETURN - Our Children Back to the Church Would you like your child to come back to Jesus, in the Church He founded? We have a small group at our church, St. Virgil's, dealing with this question. Perhaps you read about it in the Jan 18 Beacon? Everyone is welcome to visit our group, examining ways that could possibly help parents bring their loved ones back to the faith. We pray together, share our stories, and support each one’s efforts. We use a book entitled Return, How to Draw Your Children Back to the Church, which recommends steps a parent could take to encourage dialogue and create an environment in which parent and child are comfortable discussing matters of faith. Please, stop in to see if this approach makes sense in your life and offers you hope. Please call the St Virgil Church office, 973-538-1418, and join us on Thursday mornings at 11AM in the School Library.
Ministries & Outreaches
Coins for Babies
With the success of the last four years’ campaigns (2017 exceeded $2,800) and the continued needs of expectant and new mothers, we will collect Coins for Babies again this year. Money collected is used to purchase much-needed items for Birthright in Dover: diapers, diaper bags, baby wash, baby wipes, petroleum jelly, crib sheets, towels and face cloths. Items are supplied year-round on an as-needed basis.
Starting on Mother's Day weekend, May 12/13, baby bottles will be available at the church entrances. Please fill with your donation and return to St. Virgil's on Father's Day weekend, June 16/17, or to the parish office. Birthright relies solely on contributions from neighboring parishes and individuals. It has no corporate sponsorships or fund-raising campaigns. This is a great opportunity to teach young children the power of giving, even small coins.
Please keep these mothers and their babies in your prayers
Rosary Society – May Outreach
To celebrate Mother’s Day, the Rosary Society is collecting NEW baby clothes and accessories for Birthright International in Dover, NJ. Birthright offers medical, legal and psychological services free-of-charge to any woman or girl regardless of age, race, religion, marital or economic status.
Please remember these mothers and their babies by purchasing one or more items from the list below.
Please provide only the items and sizes requested. Clothing for boys and girls - all sizes up to 2T
Summer outfits (short & long pants) Lightweight sleepwear Onsies (short & long sleeves) Socks Bibs Crib sheets/light blankets/receiving blankets Baby towels with or without hoods; wash cloths Desitin®/diaper rash cream
All parishioners are invited to participate in the collection. Please bring your gifts to the Parish Office no later than Wednesday, May 16.
Thank you for supporting these women and girls during this difficult time of their lives.
Bl. Pier Giorgio Frassati is the Patron of the Ministry. Soon to be Saint!
Around Town
ST. PATRICK SCHOOL, CHATHAM Looking for an education environment that challenges and highlights all aspects of the learning experience? Our students at St. Patrick School have numerous opportunities to show and share their many talents. Congratulations to our 8th graders on their successful production of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown which they presented this past week. We also want to wish God’s blessings to our First Communicants. Curious? Learn more on Walk in Wednesdays – stop by the school on any Wednesday between 9:00 – 11:00 AM for a guided tour! Can’t make Wednesday? Call 973-635-2311 to schedule a time that works for you and your family!
Garden Party Fundraiser To Benefit Morristown Retreat House…Loyola Jesuit Center, a peaceful oasis in the heart of Morristown, will host its seventh annual “Evening in the Loyola Prayer Gardens” event on Thursday, June 14, at 6:30 p.m. The ticket price of $40 per person, $75 per couple includes cocktails, a light buffet dinner and live music performed by The Baroque Orchestra of New Jersey. A Super 50/50 Raffle drawing will take place with a chance to win up to $30,000. Each raffle ticket is $100. Funds raised will help the Center continue its mission of providing one-of-a-kind retreat experiences and spiritual offerings for people of all faiths, ages, cultures and walks of life. To purchase tickets, visit www.loyola.org, e-mail [email protected] or call 973-539-0740.
Please Help Stamp Out Hunger By Taking Part in the Letter Carriers Annual Food Drive – Saturday May 12th
You can help stamp out hunger and make a difference by placing unopened canned and boxed items such as shelf-stable milk, soup, stews and chili, canned fruits and veggies, peanut
butter, beans, tuna fish, pasta, sauce, rice and cereal - in a bag next to your mailbox. (Low salt and low sugar items are always welcome!). Letter Carriers will be picking up these items when they deliver your mail on Saturday May 12th! Food collected will be donated to local food pantries including the Interfaith Food Pantry (IFP). In 2017, the Interfaith Food Pantry helped over 10,000 Morris County residents (35% were children) and distributed over 1.1 million pounds of food… thanks to your help! The Compassionate Friends, a self-help group for bereaved parents, siblings, and grandparents will be meeting on Thursday, May 10, at St. Christopher's Church, in Parsippany at 7:30PM in room 101. This Month’s Program: "How to Handle Upcoming Celebrations" (Please Bring in Photo of Your Child) For more information please call Lily Capriglione at: 973-568-4164.
Weekly Reflections
SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER John 15:9-17 This Sunday’s Gospel of John speaks of love over and over. Here are a few of its beloved verses:
“As my Father loves me, so I also love you.” “Love one another as I love you” “If you keep my commandments you will remain in my love.” “No one has greater love than to lay down his life for his friends.” “You are my friends if you do what I command you.” “This I command you, love one another.”
We can’t read these words often enough. In themselves, they are just amazing. It is fairly simple to know that we love God, but it is utterly amazing that HE LOVES US!! How can such a thing be? But Christ, and the great saints of history, tell us: Although God loves us, it is not totally unconditional love, for we are told that we must obey His commandments. We must act; ours is not a passive faith. It is a faith that calls us to action. It calls us to love. Each of us must live this gift of love in our own way. We are all different, with different gifts. Each of us is a piece of the puzzle that completes the world. We are each unique and have been created by God to fulfill a task not given to any other. We are given all we need to fulfill this, and even though we may feel we are lacking in something, we are not. God has given all we need to complete the job we were assigned to do. The world is not made whole without us. It is not fulfilled without our completing our life’s task, even if we ourselves are not sure what event in our lives fulfills that task.
So off we go to live the life God has put before us. If we can recite those quotes about love over and over, we shall have all the knowledge we need.
Lord, help us believe in Your love for us, and to live that reality.
EVANGELIZATION CORNER
There are many who see Faith as a set of rules to keep rather than a love that can transform those who are willing to accept
it freely. They may view God’s commandment “If you love me, you will keep my commandments … Whoever has my commandments and observes them is the one who loves me” as a moral maxim. That is, do good, avoid evil, and thus prove that you love God. If one has this view, then a loving God becomes a result of our own human achievement.
However, keeping His commandment is not a human achievement driven by this moral maxim. If we keep the commandment out of fear, then obedience to the commandment will tend not to last very long and bring with it many resentments. Attempting to keep the commandment through our own power brings not only exhaustion and frustration but, also the prideful delusion that somehow, we have placed God in our debt because we have kept His commandment.
But, ‘Loving God’ is much more. It is a gift from God Himself and not the result of any human endeavor. ‘Loving God’ is a gift which, when received and experienced, motivates us to keep His commandment. Thus, keeping the commandment is the fruit of the love, not the cause of it. We would be far happier to keep the commandment by the grace of God’s love that is at work within us.
Love has the power to overrule our selfishness. It is extravagant and wants us to do more than the minimum to get by. It is in ‘loving God’ that we are motivated to bring the Good News of Jesus Christ into every human situation. It is in ‘loving God’ that each Catholic is invited to renew their relationship with Jesus Christ and his Church. It is in ‘loving God’ that we need to take our discipleship seriously. We need to grow in our ability to speak to others about Jesus and how we have come to know and be loved by Him.
May His grace be with each of us as we continue on our journey with Jesus.
St. Virgil’s Evangelization Ministry
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Wim Wender’s new documentary, “POPE FRANCIS – A MAN OF HIS WORD,” is intended to be a personal journey with Pope Francis as he sets out to present his work of reform and his answers to today’s global questions. From his deep concern for the poor to his involvement in environmental issues and social justice, Pope Francis engages the audience face-to-face in a way never seen before. (Running time: 92 minutes)
“The Film Masterfully shares the tenderness, humanity, and revolutionary thinking of Pope Francis, and shows that he is a man who practices what he preaches.: --The Vatican For more information on Group Sales, visit www.PopeFrancisTickets.com or call (800) 585-1892.
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