Parish Ministries

Africa Surgery Tom Johnson 973-292-3320 Altar Linens Mike Cherello 973-267-6825 Altar Servers Fr. John Hart 973-539-2141 Bereavement Michele Cameron 973-769-9634 Bethany Ministry Linda Macios 973-539-2141 Boy Scouts Kevin Kelly 973-727-7082 Cub Scouts Cassandra Nielsen 973-452-3857 Centering Prayer Fr. Ken Lasch 973-538-2653 Children’s Worship Linda Cannilla 973-540-1683 CYO Basketball Kevin Bopp 917-861-2876 Endowment for Poor Claudia Nardi 973-539-2141 Eucharistic Min. Marybeth Wooters 973-538-6784 Family Promise Brian Doherty 973-714-7674 Finance Committee Greg Kurlander 973- 984-9516 Food Pantry Claudia Nardi 973-539-2141 Gardening Fr. Lukasz Wnuk 973-539-2141 Giving Tree Brian Morgan 973-462-6972 Good Samaritan Jeanette Fredericks 973-267-7152. Home School Assoc. Jean Jabbour 973-809-8630 Holistic Health Michele Cameron 973-769-9634 Homeless Solutions Ralph Ferrara 973-769-6418 Knights of Columbus William C. Duggan, Jr. 973-960-6417 Lectors Andrea Bozzi 973-656-9864 Men’s Group Peter Zaremba 215-518-4973 Nursing Homes Mary Dibble 973- 998-0838 Pre-Cana Ken and Rosa Rose 973-539-9845 RCIA Fr. John Hart 973-539-2141 Respect Life Sue and Dave O’Dougherty 973-993-3068 Safe Environment Linda Macios 973-539-2141 Senior Citizens Janet Dedrick 973-539-7811 Separation / Divorce Deacon Elliott Stein 973-539-2141 Soup Kitchen Annaliese Rush 973-455-0391 Spiritual Direction Karen Florance 973-476-5542 Ushers Anthony Romano 973-267-5433 Village Angels/Tanzania Johanna Burani 973-610-4856 Welcome /Hospitality Moira Clarkin 973-539-4390 Women's Cornerstone Chrissy West 973-809-1646 Vocations Fr. John Brandi 973-539-2141 Young Professionals Fr. Lukasz Wnuk 973-539-2141 Youth Ministry Clare Ettensohn 973-267-8519

Parish Registration: Call 973-539-2141 or visit the parish website at www.assumptionparish.org.

Assumption School: 973-538-0590; www.assumptionnj.org Sr. Merris Larkin, S.C. Principal

Faith Formation: 973-267-5638, Email: RelEd@assumptionparish.org Linda Macios: Director Sharon Bertram: Coordinator Grades 6, 7, and 8 Clare Ettensohn: Confirmation—973-267-8519 Tara Speer: Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Sue Paradise: Secretary

The Faith Formation traditional program for kindergarten through 8th grade will meet virtually for 2020-2021. Second grade sacramental prep will have a blended model, face-to-face and virtual. Confirmation prep will also have a blended model. Catechesis of the Good Shepherd classes will meet September–April on Sundays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays and will adhere to all state guidelines and regulations.

Music Ministry—973-539-2141, extension 19 Claudia Nardi: Director, Dr. Fran Covalesky, Organist Adult Choir, Youth Ministry Choir, Children’s Choir

Holy Rood Cemetery—973-539-7501 Website: www.holyroodcemeterynj.com Diana Loughman: Cemetery Director Emerson Brito, Emerson Pavezzi: Caretakers

Church Sexton—Doug Reisch

Deaf Interpreter - Kathleen Skaf

Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday—4:15 to 5:00 p.m. or by appointment

Marriage: Arrangements should be made with a priest or deacon by registered parishioners at least one year in advance of the marriage date. Marriage arrangements should be made PRIOR to reserving reception facility.

Baptisms: Contact Liz Rotunno in the Parish Office to arrange your child's Baptism. For first-time parents, attendance at a Baptismal Preparation class is required. Prep classes are held on the second Thursday of every month at 7:30 p.m. in the Church.

Visitation of the Sick and Elderly: Please keep us informed so that we may be attentive to those who are ill at home or in the hospital. Eucharistic Ministers are available to bring Communion on Sundays.

Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary

91 Maple Avenue, Morristown, New Jersey 07960 973-539-2141, Fax—973-984-0632

Visit our Website: www.assumptionparish.org Email: assumption@assumptionparish.org

Pastor: Rev. Msgr. John E. Hart

Parochial Vicar: Rev. Lukasz Wnuk

In Residence: Rev. Przemyslaw Gawlik

Deacons: Brian Beyerl, Michael Hanly, John Mihalko, Elliott Stein

Trustees: Kathleen Hyland 973-539-2860 / Bob Rohr 973-539-2693

Parish Coordinator—Linda Macios Secretary—Liz Rotunno Business Manager—Robyn Morris

Our office is currently closed but we are responding to voicemail and emails.

MASS INTENTIONS SATURDAY September 19 8:00 a.m. Grace Egan 5:30 p.m. Edmundo Santos Margaret Leonard SUNDAY September 20 7:00 a.m. People of the Parish 8:00 a.m. The Sexton and Tedeschi Family Daniel Sullivan 10:00 a.m. Julie Bolcar Elizabeth Genoese 12:15 p.m. Eugene Ciszewski Mary Elizabeth Cassidy 5:30 p.m. Richard Dempsey Michael McMahon MONDAY September 21 7:00 a.m. William Prendergast 12:05 p.m. Pearl Shea TUESDAY September 22 7:00 a.m. Tom Coyne 12:05 p.m. David Pavadowski WEDNESDAY September 23 7:00 a.m. Charles and Jeanne Seergy 12:05 p.m. Ann Hough Hennessey THURSDAY September 24 7:00 a.m. Anna and Patrick McArdle 12:05 p.m. Albert Garcia, Jr. FRIDAY September 25 7:00 a.m. Evelyn Oliveras (Living) 12:05 p.m. Lisbeth Hernandez SATURDAY September 26 8:00 a.m. Craig Zarly 5:30 p.m. Mary Baldini Louis Tremallo, Sr. SUNDAY September 27 7:00 a.m. People of the Parish 8:00 a.m. Irene Phelan Rhonda Riedell 10:00 a.m. Moses Lewis and the Departed Souls of the Family Giuseppe Levato 12:15 p.m. Claire Perich Joseph Fiori 5:30 p.m. Kathleen McCormack Jacob Morsi

LIVE STREAMING MASS SCHEDULE Father John and Father Luke will be livestreaming

daily Mass at 12:05 p.m. Monday through Friday, and weekend Masses at 5:30 p.m. on Saturdays, and 8:00, 10:00 a.m., 12:15 and 5:30 p.m. on Sundays. Join us online for Mass.

HELP NEEDED AFTER LITURGIES

Assumption Church needs many volunteers to help us assist those attending Mass each weekend, to answer questions, to sanitize the church after each Mass, and monitor compliance with the requirement to wear a mask or face covering. Volunteers should be between the ages of 18 and 60, and have no underlying health conditions. Personal protective equipment, i.e. masks,

September 20, 2020 Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time

irst Reading: Isaiah 55:6-9 In this reading, Isaiah of the Restoration proclaims that God’s mercy is generous beyond

human comprehension.

econd Reading: Philippians 1:20-24, 27

This weekend, and continuing for the next few weeks, the second reading will feature portions of Paul’s Letter to the Philippians. The letter is thought to have been written around the year 54 while Paul was imprisoned. In this passage, Paul wonders if he might die before the return of the Lord in glory, but he longs to continue his apostolic work.

ospel: Matthew 20:1-16

This passage from the Gospel of Matthew contains a parable that discloses the dire

economic situation at the time of Jesus. Farmers have lost their own lands and must hire themselves out as laborers on other people's farms. The story’s surprising ending speaks of the generosity of God toward those who have sought the kingdom only recently.

We invite you to prayerfully reflect on the Readings for the week of September 13

Monday Eph 4:1-7, 11-13; Ps 19:2-3, 4-5; Mt 9:9-13 Tuesday Prv 21:1-6, 10-13; Ps 119:1, 27, 30, 34, 35, 44; Lk 8:19-21 Wednesday Prv 30:5-9; Ps 119:29, 72, 89, 101, 104, 163; Lk 9:1-6 Thursday Eccl 1:2-11; Ps 90:3-4, 5-6, 12-13, 14 and 17bc; Lk 9:7-9 Friday Eccl 3:1-11; Ps 144:1b and 2abc, 3-4; Lk 9:18-22 Saturday Eccl 11:9—12:8; Ps 90:3-4, 5-6, 12-13, 14 and 17; Lk 9:43b-45 Sunday Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Ez 18:25-28; Ps 25:4-5, 6-7, 8-9; Phil 2:1-11; Mt 21:28-32

PLEASE REMEMBER AND PRAY

FOR THE RECOVERY OF: Charles Arnolt, Charles Arteglier, Greg and John Baxter, Paula Rose Carducci, Jim Cavanaugh, John Hyland, Kenneth Krause, Nancy Arteglier, Jim Mongey, Sister Marie Graziano, Jack Guerriero, Francesca Kobylarz-Bongiorno, Saletha Corbin, Ray Donovan, Calvin Zamarelli, Stephanie Trincanello, Rob Loia, Terri Abrams, Louis Cicitta, John Jennings, Madeline Longo, Janet Friedman, Janet Stiles, Ruth Puoti, Michael Grogan, John Hefferon, Doris Bonanno, Terrence Wanniski, Audrey Roast, Vivian Hart, Debra Phillip, Capt. Roseanne Hartley, Gloria Dabal, Millie Fragopane, Norman Gravino, Kenneth Bodnar, Dr. Orlando Ternen, Linda Leo, Michael Scavone, David Levit, Sylvia Walsh, Philip Barret, Fr. Jude Salas, Rowland Lucid, Francis Romance, Joey Jones, Marianne Jones, Joe Jones, Anthony Sauchelli, Angela Caraccia, Maria Marrero-Kirc, Ian Nguyen, Rossana Wright, Jim Wright, Will Cofnuk, Fred Lawless, Margarita Pagan, Kyle Gannon, Mary Author, Marie-Abou-Daoud, Irma Zuwolinsky, Cody Diorio, Fr. Philip-Michael Tangorra, Fr. Edwin Saumut, Len Solimene, Richard Giacabone, Frank Vallario, Walter Touchette, Ray Maskal, Dale Potter, Sr. Joan Daniel Healy, Fr. Joseph Lugo, Fr. Leonardo Jaramillo, Rev. Yohan Serrano, Jean McHugh, Lonnie Ridley, Fr. Eugene Romano, Catherine and Raymond Corrine, Joseph Luayon, Vincent Marella, Fr. Rick Hardy, Phyllis Savage, Kiva Sullivan, Carl Sullivan, Francis Gao, Fr. Frank Webber, Thomas Richardson, Frank Cartucci, Diane DeLuccia and Kay DeGregoda, Nancy Prater, Mary Grace Bell, Jamie Willoughby, Kim Jones, Christa Szilagyi, Mark Anderl, Reginald Flowers, David and Linda Barillo, Craig P. Walsh, Annette Chambers, Paul Torres, Stephanie Bailey, David Baime, Margo Milecofsky, Susan McGovern, Beverly Noreaullt, James Buckley, Bob Gallagher, Mary Anne Gotch, Tom Walsh, Regina Bennett.

Please call the Parish Office at 973-539-2141 with the names of who you would like included in the prayers for the good health of the sick and homebound.

RCIA SESSIONS BEGIN IN OCTOBER Do you know someone who would like to become a

Catholic? Do you know an adult Catholic who, for one reason or another, never received their First Communion? Do you know an adult Catholic who never received Confirmation? If you answered ‘Yes’ to one or more of these questions, I ask you to please contact me at msgrjohnhart@assumptionparish.org or call me at 973-539-2141, ext. 15 so that I can speak with them about how they can become Catholic or receive First Communion and Confirmation.

The RCIA, the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults, is a process for people to prepare to receive the Sacraments of Initiation: Baptism, Eucharist, and Confirmation. In the midst of a global pandemic, we are working on a plan to conduct our classes that will likely be a combination of in person, livestreaming and distance learning. But be assured that we will have an RCIA class this year, and, as always, it will be a joy and a privilege to guide our candidates and catechumens to the fullness of sacramental life in the Catholic Church.

PLEASE PRAY FOR MEMBERS OF OUR PARISH

COMMUNITY AND THEIR LOVED ONES WHO HAVE

SERVED, OR ARE SERVING, IN THE ARMED FORCES

CW3 Michael Benkosky Green Beret, Special Forces, Airborne Joint Forces; Captain William H. Shipp, Military Professor, Naval War College, Newport, RI; Andrew Vasquez US Army; Andy Soucy US Army; Dan Lessnau Former Marine and Veteran of the Viet Nam War; Kevin Felix US Military Colonel; Lt. Tim Fleury, US Navy; Staff Sergeant William J. McSweeney Retired Marine Served Around the World; Matthew Gonabe, Lt. US Navy Pilot Serving in the Persian Gulf; David Ribardo, 1st Lt. US Army Serving in Afghanistan; Capt. Brendan Griswold 82nd Air Borne in Afghanistan; Capt. Patrick Flynn, US Army 1st Infantry, Afghanistan; Sergeant Richard Galluzzo Serving in Afghanistan, Lt. Thomas Keyes Jr.; Capts. Scott and Meghan Harra, US Army in Afghanistan; Captain Timothy Newcomb, US Army Special Forces; Col. Jason M. Barrett, USMC in Iraq and Afghanistan; Capt. Andrew Pineda and Capt. Laurence Pineda, US Air Force, SMSgt. John Bartow, Stratton ANGB NY, Douglas Reisch, 1/325 Infantry, 82nd Airborne Division, Daniel Baron, US Navy, Hawaii, CPT Schuyler Orecchio, US Army, Special Operator 2nd Class Patrick Gaven, USN, Staff Sargent Brent M. Betit, ARNG, First Sgt. Jeramiah Dempsey, USAF, Dr. Casey McCann, Lt. Commander Navy; 1

st Lt.

J.D. Poling, US Army, Gitmo, Cuba, PFC Peter Mitchell, USMC, Dale G. Potter, Retired Lt. Commander US Navy, and Major US Marine Corps, Lt. Michael Herbert Jr. 3-66 Armored Brigade 1st Infantry Division Fort Riley Kansas deployed to Germany, Seaman Connor Fitzpatrick, US Navy, Great Lakes, IL., Brendan Rochelle, PFC, 1/127 82nd Airborne, Fort Bragg.

GOOD SAMARITAN MINISTRY

Do you need help? Our Good Samaritan Ministry can assist registered parishioners with various errands and services. If you, or anyone you know, is unable to get groceries, prescriptions or other necessities, due to the Coronavirus restrictions or for any other reason, please have them contact our Good Samaritan Coordinator for September, Dot Baran, 973-538-6451.

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September 20, 2020 Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time

LET’S BE GRATEFUL!

The parable of the generous vineyard owner: “‘Are you envious because I am generous?’ Thus, the last will be first, and the first will be last.” (Matthew 20: 1-16a)

Here is a reflection I hope you will enjoy. Life is not easy right now — for some of us, things could not get any worse. Our frustrations and

impatience get the better of us. We avoid confrontation for the most part, but we quietly seethe at being disrespected or dismissed or overlooked.

Gratitude is a much more difficult attitude to embrace — it demands a total recalibration of how

we look at our life and world. In his book The Lord Is My Shepherd: Healing Wisdom of the Twenty-Third Psalm, Harold S.

Kushner reflects on the importance — and blessings — of gratitude: “I read of a person who had formed the habit of writing Thank you on the lower left corner of

every check he wrote. When he paid his electric bill or his phone bill, he would write Thank you to express his gratitude to the companies that made those services available to him at the press of a button. Even when he paid his taxes, he would write Thank you on the check as a way of reminding himself (he didn’t think the Internal Revenue Service would notice it) that his taxes were the price he willingly paid for living in the United States with all of its benefits. . . .

“Each night as I prepare for bed, I put drops in my eyes to fend off the threat of glaucoma that

would rob me of my sight and take from me the pleasure of reading. Each morning at breakfast, I take a pill to control my blood pressure, and each evening at dinner I take another to lower my cholesterol level. But instead of lamenting the ailments that come with growing older, instead of wishing I were as young and fit as I once was, I take my medicine with a prayer of thanks that modern science has found ways to help me cope with these ailments. I think of all my ancestors who didn’t live long enough to develop the complications of old age, and did not have pills to take when they did.”

The kingdom of God that Jesus proclaims is centered in a spirit of gratitude for what we have

received and the humility to seek to share those blessings with others — and in that spirit of gratitude, we discover the happiness that is centered in the Spirit of God. The workers in today’s Gospel feel cheated by the vineyard owner’s generosity — their resentment at their coworkers’

good fortune diminishes them and clouds any satisfaction in being able to provide for their families. Jesus calls us to a change in perspective: to look beyond what we do not have and realize and rejoice in all that we have been given, including the love of family and friends, good health, opportunities to learn and grow, the freedom and resources to live lives of fulfillment and meaning. (Connections)

In Christ’s Peace, Father John

ARE YOU ENVIOUS

BECAUSE I AM GENEROUS? Some Christians cannot accept that we do not need

to work hard to “earn” God’s love. God’s love is unconditional. If we really believe this, we will not mind inviting late arrivals to that same intimacy.

Adults: Have I ever complained because God was generous to others who in my opinion did not deserve it?

Children: Do I get upset when one of my friends gets something that I think I deserve?

A Family Perspective: Take some time this week to engage your family in a dialogue about this parable. Ask everyone how they REALLY feel about the generosity of the landlord. Among children there is a tendency to equate love with gifts and material things. This tendency can devolve into a spirit of entitlement, which runs counter to the spirit of gratitude. Any effort we make to overcome this tendency, to keep love from being entwined with gifts and possessions, will enable our children to accept completely the love that God gives freely and generously.

2020 DIOCESAN MINISTRIES APPEAL

“LOVE THY NEIGHBOR” The 2020 Diocesan Ministries Appeal (formerly called

the ‘Bishop’s Annual Appeal’) is officially kicking-off this weekend. The theme of this year’s Appeal is “Love Thy Neighbor.” It is a vivid reminder, especially as we all face the COVID pandemic together, that what we do for our neighbors in need, we do for Christ himself.

Please support this important cause that helps so many of our brothers and sisters in our Diocese. The Diocesan Ministries Appeal supports the work of our Catholic Charities, priests’ extraordinary healthcare needs as well as Nazareth Village, our diocesan priests’ retirement residence, urban elementary schools and seminarian education.

These are all important ministries that touch many lives, and your participation makes this assistance possible. You can give with confidence, knowing that funds from the Diocesan Ministries Appeal are used solely for the causes described in the campaign materials. They are used for no other purpose. For your convenience, you can support the Diocesan Ministries Appeal by making an on-line gift. Simply go to www.2020appeal.org and follow the user-friendly instructions.

MASS ATTENDANCE SEPTEMBER 12/13 In Church (People) Online (Households)

5:30 p.m. 96 116 8:00 a.m. 67 139 10:00 a.m. 90 120 12:15 p.m. 53 53 5:30 p.m. 121 11______ Total: 427 439

FINANCIAL BLESSINGS

Assumption is a Tithing Parish

Our collection for the weekend of September 12/13 was $17,774. The collection for that weekend last year was $22,861. Thank you so much for your great generosity. When we tithe we express our gratitude to the Lord for all His blessings. “Cultivate the habit of being grateful for every good thing that comes to you, and to give thanks continuously. And because all things have contributed to your advancement, you should include all things in your gratitude.” Ralph Waldo Emerson

TAIZE PRAYER SEPT. 25 AT 7 P.M.

IN PERSON AND LIVE STREAMED Join Fr. Luke on Friday, September 25 at 7 p.m. for

Taize Prayer. The Taize prayer service consists of meditative

music and periods of silence, along with scripture reading and intercessory prayer, all in a beautiful candlelit setting in our church.

Reservations are needed to attend with the same restrictions we have in place for Sunday Mass. Visit www.assumptionparish.org to reserve your seat. Masks/ face coverings are required. The prayer service will also be livestreamed at www.assumptionparish.org.

FAITH FORMATION AT ASSUMPTION

Assumption Faith Formation 2020-2021 registration site is open. Please visit the Faith Formation page of the parish website and select from these options: • Family Formation for grades kindergarten through

8th. This approach will appeal to all ages regardless of learning style or special needs.

• Catechesis of the Good Shepherd. This is a Montessori approach to the religious formation of the young child ages 3 to 12. Presently, we are accepting new participants ages 3 to 6 to join us in Level I. True Cost or Fair Share.

• Confirmation Prep for our 9th and 10th graders. This will be a blended approach. Some virtual and some face to face sessions.

• Classes for our First Communicants will be part of the virtual Family Formation model. There will be additional virtual sessions specifically for 2nd graders. If our new reality allows, we will also have some face to face time with 2nd graders.

Please contact Linda.Macios@assumptionparish.org to discus any questions about our upcoming programs.

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ETERNAL REST

GRANT UNTO THEM, O LORD

Clare Burke, Wife of Steven

Elizabeth Tierney

Sister of Julie

Gola Waters Father of Mary Pat Boehler

September 20, 2020 Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time

CATECHESIS OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD

This week children in the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Program will begin their year with the Enthronement of the Bible. In this celebration, the children come to know the Holy Bi-ble as God’s Word and therefore the most precious book in the world.

Families may want to discuss: •How can we honor the Bible in our home? •How can we share and live the Gospel in our home?

Choose time for each family member to share a favorite passage from the Bible. For more information on the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Program which begins in

September, please contact Tara Speer at tara.speer@assumptionparish.org.

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