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S . M C Putting God first through the stewardship of time, talent & treasure

SERVED BY: Rev. Msgr. Timothy J. Shugrue, Pastor Rev. Thomas P. Quinn, Parochial Vicar

Rev. Sebastian Valencia Obando,Parochial Vicar Rev. Daniel W. Murphy, Sunday Asst.

Rev. Mr. Moris E. Montoya, Deacon

Margaret Silva, Director of Religious Education Jacqueline Karmol, Pastoral Assoc. for Rel. Ed.

David Bower, Director of Music Rich Donovan, Coord. of Youth Ministry

Valeria Downey, Assoc. Coord. of Youth Ministry

Barbara A. Bilger, Trustee Richard C. Gallagher, Trustee

Kenneth Hickey, Pastoral Council Chair

Sandy Miragliotta, St. Michael School Principal

EUCHARIST: Saturday Evenings: 5:30 pm Sundays: 7:30 am, 9:00 am,10:30 am, 12 Noon Weekdays: 7:00 am, 12 Noon Saturdays: 8:00 am, 12 Noon Holy Days: Check Bulletin for Mass times RECONCILIATION: Monday through Saturday after the 12:00 Noon Mass and Monday evenings at 7:30 p.m. BAPTISMS: Contact the Parish Center for date and Prep Class. MARRIAGE: MINISTRY TO THE SICK: Homebound: Please let us know of any parishioners, unable to attend church, wishing to receive the Sacraments - Anointing of the Sick and Communion. Hospital Visitation: Present privacy regulations require the family to notify the parish of hospitalized parishioners. Please call the Parish Center to arrange a visit. PARISH MEMBERSHIP: We welcome new members to our parish. Registering helps us know you are one of us. Please visit the Parish Center. R.C.I.A. (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults): We welcome inquiries into our Faith. Please contact the Parish Center. YOUTH MINISTRY: Weekly in the Youth Room - High School 7:00 p.m. Sunday - at St. Michael’s

PARISH CENTER OFFICE HOURS RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ST. MICHAEL SCHOOL 40 ALDEN STREET Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-8 p.m. (908) 276-2050 100 ALDEN STREET CRANFORD, NJ 07016 Saturday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. www.stmichaelcranfordre.org CRANFORD, NJ 07016

(908) 276-0360 Sunday 9 a.m.-1 p.m. (908) 276-9425 Emergency only Cell: 908-477-3093 YOUTH MINISTRY saint.michael@verizon.net parishcenter@stmichaelscranford.org rich@saintmichaelsym.com www.smscranford.com www.stmichaelcranford.org www.saintmichaelsym.com

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Saturday July 18, 2020 5:30 Helen Rozman Sunday July 19 7:30 People of the Parish 9:00 Mary Boruszkowski 10:30 Sarah Lynch 12:00 Rev. Roy DeLeo Monday July 20 7:00 Anne Dolan 12:00 Manuel & Carol Fernandes Tuesday July 21 7:00 Carlos Mendonca 12:00 Alicia Wednesday July 22 7:00 Carlos Mendonca 12:00 Cecile & Frank O’Connell Thursday July 23 7:00 Mary M. Hand 12:00 Tom Carson Friday July 24 7:00 Liliana Rincon 12:00 Thomas Gooney Saturday July 25 8:00 Louis Novak 12:00 Vincent J. Bottino 5:30 John Knasko - 30th Annversary Sunday July 26 7:30 People of the Parish 9:00 Knights of Columbus - Living & Dec.Members 10:30 Vincent Joseph Boruszkowsi 12:00 Daniel Coakley Novena: Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Mondays after 12 Noon Mass Rosary: Weekdays 6:30 a.m. Social Services Helpline: (Cath. Comm. Services) 1-800-CCS-7413 Crisis Pregnancy Center: 1-201-991-2850 To Report Abuse: Victim Assistance Coordinator, Archdiocese of Newark 973-497-4254 Union County Prosecutor 908-527-4500 Pilgrim Statue: God Bless Those Who Welcome Our Lady!

July 19-26:Ed & Cathy Queenan, 307 Elm St. July 26-Aug.2: P. & D. Jacques, 27 Craig Pl.

Readings for the Week: Monday: Mi 6:1-4,6-8; Ps 50:5-6,8-9,16-17, 21,23; Mt 12:38-42 Tuesday: Mi 7:14-15, 18-20; Ps 85:2-8; Mt 12:46-50 Wednesday: Sg 3:1-4b or 2 Cor 5:14-17;Ps 63:2-6, 8-9; Jn 20:1-2, 11-18 Thursday: Jer 2:1-3,7-8,12-13; Ps 36:6-7,8-11;Mt 13:10-17 Friday: Jer 3:14-17; Jer 31:10-12abcd, 13; Mt 13:18-23 Saturday: 2 Cor 4:7-15; Ps 126:1bc-6; Mt 20:20-28 Sunday: 1 Kgs 3:5, 7-12; Ps 119:57, 72, 76-77, 127-130; Rom 8:28-30; Mt 13:44-52 [44-46] Please Note: One of our Sunday Masses will be televised on TV-35. The viewing time will be on Sundays at 4:00 p.m. The taped Mass will be from the previous week and Mass will appear on the TV-35 website: www.stmichaelcranford.org

“...so will it be at the end of the age.”

Perhaps it takes a ‘shock to the system’, like a persistent global pandemic, to awaken us from complacency to acknowledge the fundamental truth of our always-precarious grip on health and well-being—indeed, on life itself. These many months of upset plans and routines, of disruptions in social and economic life, have underlined our sense of the limits of our control over most aspects of our existence. More than frustrated, we are tempted to feel helpless, maybe leading to the question, ‘Why bother?’, when considering the challenge of being ‘righteous’ in all our relationships and responsibilities. Scripture speaks to our need for a bracing reminder that there is Someone Who is ultimately in charge, well aware of the contradictions we encounter and biding His time before straightening things out. Our conviction about God’s authority and power is the seed of our hope, which sustains us in trying consistently to do what is right—acting as “leaven” to influence the direction of our world, nudging it to be more reflective of the Book of Wisdom’s teaching that “those who are just must be kind.” That is the lesson drawn from our experience of a God Who, though “master of might” governs with “clemency...and lenience”, permitting His children to repent of their sins. Daily affronted by the seeming triumph of forces of greed and arrogance, we hear Jesus’ parable of the tolerance of God, likened to a landowner who patiently eyes the coexistence of weeds and wheat in his field, knowing that, though it may struggle to compete with the weeds for water and sunlight, the wheat will still be wheat at the end of the growing season, when it can be separated out and harvested, while the weeds are bundled up to be burned. Likewise with His example of the tiny mustard seed, Jesus encourages those with “ears to hear” not to give up, but to be confident about the outcome of growing to full stature as “a large bush”, where “birds of the sky come and dwell in its branches.” All these images look to the future—to “the end of the age”, which may be far off, or just around the corner. Prudence advises ‘staying the course’, re-sisting evidence of chaos all around us and trusting in a God Who has “the care of all”, His “might...the source of justice.” Because of continuing restrictions on our gathering for worship, Fr. Tom Quinn’s announcement last weekend of his expected re-assignment will take time to circulate through the parish. As I commented at Sunday’s Masses and in my video message, I share the sense of regret over our impending loss of Fr. Tom’s dedicated service, but I see his decision as a commendable exercise of priestly responsibility, to broaden his experience of different settings of parish ministry before offering himself as a candidate for service as a pastor. We have been blessed in so many ways by sharing in Fr. Tom’s initial years as a priest, and we promise the support of our prayers now, in his discernment during the transfer process, and into coming years, wherever he may be called to serve God’s People.

Msgr. Tim Shugrue

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STEWARDSHIP THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK “The kingdom of heaven is like yeast that a woman took and mixed with three measures of wheat flour until the whole batch was leavened.” (Matthew 13: 24-43) Good stewards in a parish are like the yeast in today’s Gospel. Their selfless gifts of time and

talent help the parish grow and thrive and their example inspires others to become good stewards too. MEMORIAL DONATIONS

We are accepting Memorial Donations for flowers for the Altar area, the Candles, Bread & Wine used for the Liturgies, and the weekly Sanctuary Candle. These items may be donated in memory of someone or to mark a special occasion. A

donation of $10 is suggested for candles, bread & wine and sanctuary candle, and a donation of $40 is suggested for the weekly flowers. (MEMORIAL CARDS ARE AVAILABLE FOR THESE DONATIONS.) ALSO, as we face the need to replace various items for liturgical use, we are happy to arrange for memorials of deceased loved ones. Contact the Parish Office.

SAINT MICHAEL COLLECTIONS Week of 7/12 Mo.To Date 7/12 Fiscal Yr to date

Sun.Coll.Actual $ 20,144.15 35,824.50 35,824.50 Sun.Coll.Budget $ 18,000.00 36,000.00 36,000.00 Collections(under) $ 2,144.15 ( 175.50) ( 175.50)

In the present health emergency, with public celebrations of Mass suspended, our weekly revenue, of course, has been greatly reduced. We are grateful to all who have been sending in offerings by mail, or who contribute by e-debit or credit card, or have signed up for our new e-giving option, Parish Giving. Envelopes can be mailed to the Parish Office (St. Michael Church, 40 Alden Street, Cranford, NJ 07016) or you may consider the Parish Giving option. On the parish website (stmichaelcranford.org) there is a logo button for Parish Giving that will take you to the easy online sign-up form. Thank you!

The Archdiocese of Newark has also established a GoFundMe site for contributions to the parishes of the Archdiocese, and to help support parishes with meager sources of revenue. St. Michael Parish is among the parishes accepting donations via the GoFundMe initiative: go to www.rcan.org/parishsupport, click ‘Contribute’ and scroll through the options for ‘Select a Team’ to ‘St. Michael Church-Cranford’ to make a donation, either one-time or recurring monthly. INTERESTED IN BECOMING A CATHOLIC? Anyone interested in learning about being a baptized member of the Catholic Church (or who has been baptized and wants to receive First Holy Communion and/or Confirmation) is invit-ed to call the Parish Office (908-276-0360). Please pass this . information along to anyone you think might be interested. EVERYBODY COUNTS! - The U.S. Census 2020 is under-way, mandated by the U.S. Constitution to provide vital infor-mation that governs Congressional apportionment and aids in the distribution of Federal funding for a wide array of public services. “Everybody” counts in this every-ten-years effort to determine as accurately as possible the number of persons residing in the United States. 95% of households should have received Census 2020 forms in the mail on or about April 1. Have you filled out and returned your Census information yet? Returns can be made by mail, by phone, or online. Don’t put off returning your Census 2020 form: be sure you and your family ‘count’, as you fulfill this important civic responsibility. DISCIPLES OF PRAYER…(formerly Saint Michael’s Prayer Chain) If you or a loved one, friend or neighbor, has a need of prayer or, if you have a generous spirit and can spend five or ten minutes a day praying for special intentions, please contact: Loretta Roettker at: roettker@comcast.net (908-272-3492) or the parishcenter@stmichaelscranford.org (908-276-0360) to place someone on the prayer list.

Memorial Gifts for the Week of July 19, 2020

Flowers, Bread & Wine, and Sanctuary Candle: In memory of Armando Matarredona

LET US PRAY…. …for those who have died, and especially:

Gina Iacocca, William Bauer

May all our deceased relatives and friends rest in the presence of the Lord.

We also pray for those who are homebound, in nursing homes, and who have no one to pray for them. ANNUAL TRIDUUM… …and feast day celebration in honor of St. Anne &

St. Joachim will begin this Thursday at 7:00 p.m. with a Prayer Service in honor of these saints. Spe-cial Prayer Services in their honor will continue on Friday and Saturday (July 24-25) at 7:00 p.m. All services will be livestreamed at www.facebook.com/

stmichaelcranford. St. Anne and St. Joachim were the parents of the Virgin Mary and grandparents of the Lord, Jesus Christ. St. Michael Parish has been honoring these saints yearly, for well over 120 years.

VOTIVE CANDLES …for the special shrine of St. Anne and St. Joachim are available in the Parish Center. A dona-tion of $5 is suggested. Join with us as we continue a yearly tradition here at St. Michael Parish.

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WHY DO WE DO THAT? Catholic Life Explained Question: Why do Catholics eat fish on Friday? Answer: For centuries, meatless Fridays were the norm for Catholics throughout the world. Friday was chosen because that was the day on which Jesus died, and Christians wanted to find a way to honor that day with special prayers and acts of penance and self-denial. The practice of abstaining from meat on Fridays — under pain of sin — grew out of that desire, and it became an official part of Church teaching until the time of the Second Vatican Council.

In the 1960’s, there was a shift in the Church’s thinking, in large part because there was a recognition that differences in cultures and economic realities meant that eating or not eating meat had different meanings for different peoples. For example, in cultures that were largely dependent on seafood or a vegetarian diet, abstaining from meat was no sacrifice at all. While in other places, eating fish and other kinds of seafood was actually something rare and special and not a sacrifice. This was all part of a basic reflection on ”why we do what we do” among the Church’s pastors.

Today, Catholics throughout the world are still instructed to abstain from meat on the Fridays of Lent. The bishops of some countries, such as in England and Wales, ask Catholics to abstain from meat every Friday, continuing the older tradition. The Bishops of the United States have taken a slightly different approach, encouraging Catholics to honor Friday as a special day by abstaining from meat every Friday or by taking on some other work of penance or charity for the sake of others.

Regardless of what we choose to do, the real value in all of this is to see a reflection of Good Friday in each Friday, to remember the self-giving love of Jesus, and to honor that love through some sort of sacrifice or act of mercy.

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REPORTING OF ABUSE The Archdiocese takes seriously any and all allegations of sexual misconduct by members of the clergy, religious and lay staff of the Archdiocese. We encourage anyone with knowl-edge of an act of sexual misconduct to inform us immediately so that we may take appropriate action to protect others and provide support to victims. Individuals who wish to report an allegation of sexual misconduct may call the Office of Child & Youth Protection Victim Assistance 973-497-4254. THE MARY GARDEN...is our weekly email newsletter to parishioners. Get the latest news of schedules and events with great content and links. Send your email to the Parish Center: parishcenter@stmichaelscranford.org

YOUTH MINISTRY PROGRAM We invite all Youth Ministry members to join us on Wednesday nights at 8:00 p.m. for our “Wednesday Night Hangout” from 8-9 p.m. — a virtual chance for us to touch base with each other and catch up with what’s going on. Get

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Get the latest information about the Youth Ministry Program on our web page at www.saintmichaelsym.com. You can also reach Rich via email at rich@saintmichaelsym.com. SAMARITAN MINISTRY Jane Hannon 908-276-0863-H 908-591-3202-C

Sandwich Progam: Drop-off sites this Sunday are: Mimi & Ed Gabel, 325 Manor Road, and Ali & Brian McNulty, 30 Oraton Drive. Every sunrise is an invitation for us to arise and brighten someone’s day.” Richelle E. Goodrich Brighten someone’s day by making a loaf or two of sandwiches for the people at St. Joseph’s in Elizabeth. Sandwiches will be deliv-ered early Monday morning.

Monthly Food Collection...for Cranford Family Care will be this weekend and next. Donations can be made at 61 Myrtle Street (908-276-3530). CFC is now open from 9:00 a.m. to 12 Noon, Monday through Friday. Needs for the month in-clude coffee, iced tea, ketchup, mayo, relish, pickles, cookies, snacks, crackers, drink mixes, and cereal. Fresh foods are always welcome and can be delivered during open hours to CFC. Your help and support are always appreciated.

Note: Mother Seton R.H.O. delivers sandwiches and bags of non-perishable food to St. Joseph’s on Monday mornings. If any parishioners would like to continue sending donations, they are welcome to drop them off at the front entrance of Mother Seton, One Valley Road, Clark, on Monday mornings from 9:45 until 10:15 a.m. We recently received the following “Thank You” from Elizabeth Coalition to House the Homeless. Dear St. Michael’s Catholic Church, Whether you gave clothing, toiletries or sandwiches — the lives of your neighbors are better because of your generosity! Your donation is being felt by hundreds of homeless children and adults. Your gift and your compassion mean that the homeless and near homeless are not forgotten. To learn more about the programs and services you support … visit our website www.theelizabethcoalition.org s/ Linda M. Flores-Tober, Ex. Dir.

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