Saint Augustine of Canterbury Roman Catholic Church 45 Henderson Road, Kendall Park, New Jersey 08824 “Churchweek” October 4th, 2020 Reverend Canon Robert G. Lynam, KCHS, Pastor Deacon Denis F. Mayer, KHS Deacon James Rivera Sister Ruthann McGoldrick, SCC, Pastoral Associate Sister Mary Louise Shulas, MPF, LHS, Principal/Superior Mr. Edward Modzelewski, Vice Principal Sister Barbara Takacs, MPF, Director of Religious Education Sister Parish Mary, Mother of Mercy, Mongolia 1920-2020 100th Anniversary the Birth of St. John Paul II THE SACRAMENTAL LIFE OF OUR CHURCH THE SACRAMENT OF THE HOLY EUCHARIST THE HOLY SACRIFICE OF THE MASS Saturday: Vigil - 5:00 PM Sunday Schedule: 8:00AM 10:00AM 12 NOON 5:00 PM Weekdays: Monday through Saturday: 9:00 AM Holy Day: See Schedule in Bulletin COMMUNION TO THE SICK is taken by Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist on a regular basis to those confined to their homes. Please call the Parish Center. THE SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM is celebrated on the 1st and 3rd Sundays at 1:30 PM (not during Lent). A family must be registered in the parish, attend the baptismal preparation class, and cooperate with the regulations established by the parish. Our baptismal class is held on the 2nd Monday of the month at 8:00 PM. Please call the Parish Center to register any time during your pregnancy. THE SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION is celebrated on Saturday between 11:30 AM and 12:30 PM in the Chapel or by appointment. THE SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION is celebrated once a year, here at St. Augustine. A candidate must successfully complete our Religious Education program. Adult Confirmation is held on Pentecost Sunday and any interested adults should contact the Parish Center. THE SACRAMENT OF THE SICK is administered at home to any Catholic who is seriously ill. Please call the Parish Center. Any parishioner admitted to a local hospital should contact the Catholic Hospital Chaplain through the hospital. A family member should contact the parish when someone is admitted to the hospital. We will gladly pray for any members who are sick, whether at home or in the hospital, at our Sunday Masses; however, it is necessary for the family to “request” it. THE SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY is celebrated by the Pastor or one of our deacons. Weddings may be scheduled on Friday evening, Saturday, or Sunday afternoon. Only a ceremony is permitted on Sunday. The pastor will confirm the date so couples should contact the Parish Center at least ONE YEAR in advance. All the necessary information will be sent to you. The attendance at Pre-Cana or an Engaged Encounter Weekend is required. One must be a registered member of the parish. THE SACRAMENT OF HOLY ORDERS and RELIGIOUS LIFE: If you are considering serving God as a priest, deacon, or religious, you may contact your parish priest, deacon, or religious; or phone the Diocesan Office of Vocations at (732) 562-1990. THE DEVOTIONAL LIFE OF THE PARISH: The Liturgy of the Hours is prayed Monday through Saturday at 8:45 AM prior to Mass. Eucharistic Adoration/Devotion is held Monday at 7:00 PM (not on national holidays or during the summer) Novena in honor of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal is prayed on Saturday following the 9:00 AM Mass in the chapel. Devotion in honor of the Sacred Heart of Jesus is prayed on the First Friday of the month following the 9:00 AM Mass. St. Elizabeth’s Guild Prays the Rosary after daily Mass. PARISH CENTER: Summer (732) 297-3000 Monday—Friday Hours: 9 AM- 12 NOON & 1 PM-3 PM CATHOLIC SCHOOL: 297-6042 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE: 297-3011 OUTREACH MINISTRY: 297-9713 PARISH CENTER FAX: 940-1746 SCHOOL FAX: 297-7062 WEBSITE: http://www.staugustinenj.org
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Saint Augustine of Canterbury
Roman Catholic Church 45 Henderson Road, Kendall Park,
New Jersey 08824
“Churchweek”
October 4th, 2020 Reverend Canon Robert G. Lynam, KCHS, Pastor
Sister Mary Louise Shulas, MPF, LHS, Principal/Superior
Mr. Edward Modzelewski, Vice Principal
Sister Barbara Takacs, MPF, Director of Religious Education
Sister Parish Mary, Mother of Mercy, Mongolia
1920-2020 100th Anniversary the Birth of St. John Paul II
THE SACRAMENTAL LIFE OF OUR CHURCH THE SACRAMENT OF THE HOLY EUCHARIST THE HOLY SACRIFICE OF THE MASS Saturday: Vigil - 5:00 PM Sunday Schedule: 8:00AM 10:00AM
12 NOON 5:00 PM Weekdays: Monday through Saturday: 9:00 AM Holy Day: See Schedule in Bulletin
COMMUNION TO THE SICK is taken by Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist on a regular basis to those confined to their homes. Please call the Parish Center.
THE SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM is celebrated on the 1st and 3rd Sundays at 1:30 PM (not during Lent). A family must be registered in the parish, attend the baptismal preparation class, and cooperate with the regulations established by the parish. Our baptismal class is held on the 2nd Monday of the month at 8:00 PM. Please call the Parish Center to register any time during your pregnancy.
THE SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION is celebrated on Saturday between 11:30 AM and 12:30 PM in the Chapel or by appointment.
THE SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION is celebrated once a year, here at St. Augustine. A candidate must successfully complete our Religious Education program. Adult Confirmation is held on Pentecost Sunday and any interested adults should contact the Parish Center.
THE SACRAMENT OF THE SICK is administered at home to any Catholic who is seriously ill. Please call the Parish Center. Any parishioner admitted to a local hospital should contact the Catholic Hospital Chaplain through the hospital. A family member should contact the parish when someone is admitted to the hospital. We will gladly pray for any members who are sick, whether at home or in the hospital, at our Sunday Masses; however, it is necessary for the family to “request” it.
THE SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY is celebrated by the Pastor or one of our deacons. Weddings may be scheduled on Friday evening, Saturday, or Sunday afternoon. Only a ceremony is permitted on Sunday. The pastor will confirm the date so couples should contact the Parish Center at least ONE YEAR in advance. All the necessary information will be sent to you. The attendance at Pre-Cana or an Engaged Encounter Weekend is required. One must be a registered member of the parish.
THE SACRAMENT OF HOLY ORDERS and RELIGIOUS LIFE: If you are considering serving God as a priest, deacon, or religious, you may contact your parish priest, deacon, or religious; or phone the Diocesan Office of Vocations at (732) 562-1990.
THE DEVOTIONAL LIFE OF THE PARISH:
The Liturgy of the Hours is prayed Monday through Saturday at 8:45 AM prior to Mass.
Eucharistic Adoration/Devotion is held Monday at 7:00 PM (not on national holidays or during the summer)
Novena in honor of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal is prayed on Saturday following the 9:00 AM Mass in the chapel.
Devotion in honor of the Sacred Heart of Jesus is prayed on the First Friday of the month following the 9:00 AM Mass.
St. Elizabeth’s Guild Prays the Rosary after daily Mass.
SATURDAY 5:00 pm Briella Bobal: req. Paul Carbonari1
SUNDAY Twenty Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:00 am Elizabeth Meszaros: req. Her Children 10:00 am Freddy Aponte: req. The Schulte Family 12:00 pm Anthony Michalski: req. Kathleen Michalski & Family 5:00 pm In Thanksgiving 10th Anniversary: req. The Almestica & Doscher Family
MONDAY Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos & St. Faustina (relic of St. Faustina may be displayed on the Altar for veneration during Mass)
9:00 am Florence & Nicholas DeMarchi: req. Ann DeMarchi Corwin
7:00 pm Eucharistic Adoration
TUESDAY St. Bruno & Blessed Marie Rose Dorocher 9:00 am Esther Hart: req. Sr. Patricia, Sr. Alice & Sisters
WEDNESDAY Our Lady of the Rosary 9:00 am Moraima Sanchez: req. Larry & Miriam Sanchez
THURSDAY 9:00 am Deceased Members of the Guida Family: req. Joan Campisano
FRIDAY Sts. Denis & Companions & John Leonardi 9:00 am Frank E. Beslanovitz: req. Roseanne & Nicolo
DeBari
SATURDAY 9:00 am Intentions of Frederica Quitero: req. John & Frederica Quitero 5:00 pm John Tulenko: req. Henry & Helen Weachock
SUNDAY Twenty Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:00 am Marilyn J. Lund: req. Joe & Edith Martin 10:00 am Mirna Arrue: req. Ana Baroso 12:00 pm Frank Wiley, Sr. req: His wife Dorothy Wiley 5:00 pm Salvatore Aucello: req. The Aucello Family
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday: Gal 1:6-12; Lk 10:25-37 Tuesday Gal 1:13-24; Lk 10:38-42 Wednesday: Gal 2:1-2, 7-14; Lk 11:1-4 Thursday: Gal 3:1-5; Lk 11:5-13 Friday: Gal 3:7-14; Lk 11:15-26 Saturday: Gal 3:22-29; Lk 11:27-28 Sunday: Is 25:6-10a; Phil 4:12-14, 19-20; Mt 22:1-14
“The stone the builders rejected has become the corner stone…” Matthew 21:42 Jesus was rejected by the religious and
political leaders of his day, as well as ordinary citizens. Living a stewardship lifestyle may cause you to be :rejected” by others in today’s society. For example, saying grace before a meal in a restaurant may attract some strange looks from some. But to others it is a sign that God is alive and well!
Sunday September 27th $20,972.00 Outreach Ministry $ 6,903.00
MEDITATION FOR OCTOBER 4 2020 Nothing we have is truly our own. It is all a gift from God. As humans, we can be possessive of our worldly goods and take credit for our talents Yet, everything we have is a gift from God-even the work we do to earn our living is done through the energy and talents that God gave to us. Like the tenants in today’s Gospel, we owe everything to God, our divine Landlord.
Isaiah tells of a friend’s vineyard. A friend who does everything possible to tend too his vineyard, only to find that it produces wild grapes. Paul encourages the Philippians to be not anxious, but to pray with thanksgiving and to thinks about what is true, just and lovely. Jesus tells a parable in the Gospel about vineyard tenants who kill the servants who come to claim the produce.
INTENTIONS OF OUR HOLY FATHER We are invited to unite with our Holy Father, Pope Francis, for this universal intention during the month of October.
The Laity’s Mission in the Church. That by the virtue of baptism, the laity, especially women, may participate more in areas of responsibility in the Church.
REST IN PEACE Please remember the following parishioners who have died in your prayers, and for their families who mourn their loss.
Archbishop Emeritus John J. Myers
Mary A. Burke Mother of Mary Ann Luschinski
29773 Barbara Road Trappe, Md. 21673
John Gogoly, Jr.
Husband of Judith Gogoly 2 Terhune Court
Franklin Park, NJ 08823
Music Ministry
With the Covid-19 pandemic, singing choirs and groups were stopped because singing, especially in choirs are called “super spreaders” of the disease. A choir in Washington state, had a rehearsal on a Thursday night, and
within a month more than forty percent were sick from the corona virus. Over the summer; I attended many webinars, online workshops and read many articles on the place of choirs in this time of pandemic. One group that keeps coming up as being the safest to make music are Handbell and Chime choirs.
At Father Tom Lanza’s first Mass we moved the handbell tables to accommodate social distancing. It worked and added greatly to the joyous, festive celebration of Fr. Tom’s first liturgy. We have one handbell choir presently and one chime choir. So we are expanding them. We are starting a new Handbell Choir for Adults – called the Tintinnabulum (Latin for Handbell) Ringers. They will rehearse on Wednesdays from 7:30 – 8:30 p.m. in the Church. We are also starting a High-school Handbell Choir who will rehearse on Tuesdays from 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. We are also starting two children’s Chime Choirs. They will rehearse on Tuesdays at 4:00 p.m. and 4:45 p.m. The school will still offer the junior high Chime Choir rehearsing during lunch on Thursdays. All these groups – except our current Adult Handbell Choir, are starting at the beginning. You don’t need to read music or have any particular skill – except know right from left. If you ever thought about becoming a part of the Music Ministry, starting from the beginning; now is the time. Please contact Bill Berg, our Music Director to register, and to make sure we have handbell gloves ready for you at our first rehearsal. Those who have already Emailed Mr. Berg, do not need to “re-register”. We warmly welcome you to be a part of the Bell music ministry.
2020 Bishop’s Annual Appeal Stepping Forward in Faith: Grace in Action
As of September 24th, 2020, the Development Office has received pledges totaling $140,244.62 and payments totaling $138,244.63 from 467 parishioners. This represents 96.1% of our $146,000.00 goal Thank you for your efforts. If you have not made a pledge, there is still time to participate. Mail your gift to: Diocese of Metuchen, Bishops Annual Appeal, PO Box 4000, Metuchen, NJ 08840-4000 or give online at www.diometuchen.org/BAA
SPIRITUAL REMEMBRANCE TABERNACLE CANDLES WEEK OF OCTOBER 4TH
In Memory of Attilio Rossi Donated by Daughters Rose & Rite
SANCTUARY FLOWERS
In Memory of Kofi Nantwi Donated by Georgina Nantwi & Family
THIS WEEKS CALENDAR Monday Oct. 5 7:00 pm Eucharistic Adoration 8:30 pm AA Meeting
The weekend of October 10/11, at the 10 am Mass, we
There are still 16 weeks available to request the statue of Our Lady of Fatima.
Immaculata High School Fall Admissions Events
Fall is typically the time for 7th and 8th grade students and their families to visit the high schools they are considering. And while we are looking forward to personally welcoming you to Immaculata High School as soon as we are able, for now, we are reimagining our traditional in-person Fall Open Home into a virtual event so that we can bring the Spartan experience to you. Beginning with our Open Home Week Kick-off Event on Sunday, October 25 and continuing with sessions focusing on Academics, Athletics, Arts, and Campus Ministry throughout the week, you won’t want to miss a moment! For more information on this and our other Fall events, please visit www.immaculatahighschool.org/connectwithus.
RICA Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults
We need your help!
Pope Francis said that every Christian is an active agent of evangelization. Every Christian who has encountered the love of God in Christ Jesus is a missionary. And if a person has
welcomed this love that gives the meaning to his life, he cannot contain the desire to communicate it to others. We have a wonderful RCIA team, ready and willing to share the faith with those who seek a relationship with Jesus in the truth of the Catholic faith. But we need your help in identifying those who are possible candidates. It may be a neighbor, a friend, a family member or even a spouse whom you would recommend to us. RCIA is for those who have never been baptized, for those baptized in another Christian faith who would like to become Catholic or for baptized Catholics who need both First Communion and Confirmation to complete their Sacraments of Initiation. If you have discussed this possibility with anyone or know anyone who may be interested, please call the Parish Office (732-297-3000) and we will contact them immediately. Thank you for your help! Deacon Denis
Champions for Catholic Charities Virtual Gala & 50/50 RAFFLE
Thursday, October 22 ~ 7:00 p.m. The COVID-19 pandemic has increased the number of people seeking assistance and no one is ever turned away. The ministry of Catholic Charities has remained uninterrupted throughout these unprecedented times providing basic necessities of food, clothing and housing for those hit hardest by the economic downturn. In addition, curbside visits and tele-health services are now available for those in need of counseling or struggling with addictions. Programs for youth, affordable child care, maternity and immigration services continue to serve thousands of men, women and children each day.
By entering our Champion 50/50 Raffle, you are helping our neighbors in need and you just may win one of the two grand prizes. The prize for our last year’s raffle was $26,800 each for two lucky winners. With your participation, we are hoping for even greater success this year. Tickets are $100 each and can be purchased by downloading a raffle form at www.diometuchen.org/champions and mailing it in with your payment. Thank you and good luck!
BOTW WEDNESDAY, October 7th, 2020
Wednesday evenings 7:15 to 8:15 pm in the School Cafeteria
We welcome you! No prior knowledge necessary! We have a free book of the 2020 Sunday readings just for you. We need many more parishioners to take advantage of this Opportunity to get to know Jesus better through the Scriptures.
St. Jerome, a father and Doctor of the Catholic Church, said, “Ignorance of Scripture is Ignorance of Christ!”
Ignore the TV! Come and see what Jesus has to say to you! It will be a positive change!!!
Deacon Denis
V F W POST 9111 SOUTH BRUNSWICK 11 HENDERSON ROAD KENDALL PARK, NJ 732-297-9823
A Super 50/50 Raffle is being sponsored by the VFW Post 9111.
First Prize $1800. Second Prize $400. Third Prize $300.
The above prize list is based on 100 tickets being sold. Any additional tickets purchased,
the prizes will be adjusted. Drawing will be held January 15, 2021. Tickets may be purchased at the Post or from one of the members. Tickets may be shared. Post is currently opened Thursday, Friday & Saturdays from 3pm to 7pm.
Ticket price is: $50/00
Celebrating Silver & Gold Wedding Anniversaries
You are cordially invited to celebrate your 25th or 50th Wedding Anniversary by receiving a congratulatory message from Bishop James F. Checchio. Registration is required to receive your message by mail. Please register online at: https://www.diometuchen.org/silver-and-gold-anniversary-celebration. If you are unable to access, please contact your parish secretary or [email protected]. Registration will close on October 15, 2020. Although no fee is required, in the past many Jubilarian couples have given a donation of gratitude to the Church in memory of this special occasion. Donations of Gratitude may be made online or emailing [email protected].
The following are the names that will appear on the plaque in the Chapel of the Saints, with regard to the Body/Reliquary of Saint John Paul II. Please review the list for the correct spelling of the names that will be printed.
A GIFT OF
Reverend Canon Robert G. Lynam
Shawn, Burton, & Ruth Machado
Elia & Laurie Machalany & Family
Deacon Denis & Carol Mayer
Hiten & Joanne Pandya
Helen A. Qua & Family
The Reda Family
Religious Teachers Filippini
Mr. & Mrs. Ricardo Reyes
Pedro & Fe Rivas
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Saffiotti
Mary Ann Savino
Anna & Richard Scimeca
Irene Sidun
Benjamin & Joji Sosa
Mr. & Mrs. Garrick J. Stoldt
The Taikina Family
Henry & Helen Weachock
Dorothy A. Wiley
Noel & Justina Young
CLASS IN MEMORY OF DONATED BY
ALTAR Donald Gatarz The Gatarz Family
CHAIN WITH PAPAL PECTORAL CROSS Adam Sambora Rev. Canon Robert G. Lynam
PAPAL ZUCCHETTO, SHOES & SOCKS Peter Farone Elizabeth DeLuca
GLASS ENCLOSURE OVER BODY Donnantuono & Morelli Families Donna & Frank Morelli & Family
Rose & Domenico Coppola Melanina Scotto D'Aniello
Kimberly Marie De Bari Roseanne & Nicolo De Bari & Family
A GIFT OF
PAPAL CASSOCK JoAnn & Thomas DeGaglia
SILK PAPAL SASH John & Vivian Oliveti & Family
REPLICA OF PAPAL RING Charles Webster
A GIFT OF
Ma Ana Fe Abarca
Mary Ann Almestica
Mark Anderl & Esther Salas
Sophie Benzinger
The Canons of St. Florian Basilica,
in Krakow, Poland
Joseph & Lisa Chedid & Family
The Cordova Family
Barbara Corio
Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Covino
The Curnan Family
Thomas & Patricia Fahy
Daria J. Dragan & Family
Michael Hart
Genalyn C. Hieras
Richard & Mary Jean Hilosky
Jeffrey & Joan Hoffmann & Family
Thomas & Karen Lanza
Father Thomas Lanza
Please contact Mary Ann Almestica at the Parish Center if there are changes to the names on the list.
732-297-3000
Carmela DeLuca
Please contact Mary Ann Almestica at the Parish Center if there are changes to the names on the list.
732-297-3000
Please contact Mary Ann Almestica at the Parish Center if there are changes to the names on the list.
732-297-3000
Joseph J. & Mary Woscyna
PARISH STAFF Marc Kollar, Administrative Assistant Kate O’Donnell, School Assistant to Pastor Mary Ann Almestica, Secretary Roseanne DeBari, Religious Education Secretary William R. Berg, Director of Music Daria Dragan, Leader of Song Bobby Beaton, Facility Manager Anthony Beaton, Asst. Facility Manager Debbie Jarosz, School Maintenance PASTORAL BOARD John Golubieski, Kathleen Lakarosky, Trustees Barbara Corio, Byron Dyer, Peter Frein, Donald Joworisak, Marc Kollar, Deacon Denis F. Mayer,KHS, Sister Ruthann McGoldrick,SCC, Edward Modzelewski, Jr., Leilani Okamura, Deacon James Rivera, Sister Mary Louise Shulas,MPF, LHS, Peter Varisco, Sister Barbara Takacs,MPF SOCIAL MINISTRIES (Under the patronage of St. Vincent de Paul) Adventures in Reading Lisa Jackson 692-0503 Archivists/Historians Marc Kollar 672-4544 Bereavement Ministry Deacon Jim Rivera 672-3636 Elijah’s Promise Soup Kitchen Barbara Corio 297-8287 Fix-It-Up Ministry John Burke 355-0562 Food Pantry Pat Lombardi 609-642-8437 Colleen Jackson 692-0503 Lisa Jackson 692-0503 Food Pantry/New Brunswick Walter Mulyk 309-2142 Giving Tree/Giving Cross Janine Rosamilia 991-5333 Hands Across The Sea Rita Taylor 247-8396 Hospital Ministry Barbara A. Corio 297-8287 House of Hope—Prison Ministry Paul Dwyer 794-3069 Manna Ministry Lisa Jackson 692-0503 Pat Lombardi 609-642-8437 Mother’s Circle Helen Rivera 422-1611 Nursing Home/Hospital Ministry Sister Ruthann McGoldrick, SCC 297-3000 Outreach Ministry Diaconate Candidate Harry DeFreitas 297-9713 Parish Breakfast Ministry Tom DeLuca/Jim Crowley 821-0412 Parish Family Ministry Denise Federico 917-846-4186 Parish Prayer Link Marc Kollar 297-3000
Respect Life Ministry Our Lady of Guadalupe Donna Canvin 908-420-3760 VITA Len & Laura Riccardi 422-2232 Sanctuary Guild Janine Rosamilia 732-991-5333 Welcoming Ministry Rita Taylor 247-8396
SPIRITUAL ENRICHMENT MINISTRIES Family Life Ministry Donna DiPane 422-1446 Youth Ministry Colleen Paras [email protected]
LITURGICAL LIFE MINISTRIES Lectors Denise Avrutik 422-6692 Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist John Taikina 421-5675 Choir Director-(Adult/Young Adult/Youth/Children) William Berg 297-3000 Folk Group John Seber 821-0257 Ushers Joseph Buono 422-4899 Altar Servers Alex Romano MC–Scheduling 798-6919 Austin Forsythe, Scheduling 428-0652 Adrian Gaspar, Scheduling 668-1820 Bridget Lobo, Accountability 939-1783 Sacristans Lupe Limjuco, Barbara Corio, Ed Johnson Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults Deacon Denis Mayer & the RCIA Team 297-3000 PARISH ORGANIZATIONS Athletic Association Edward Modzelewski, Director 821-1115 Columbiettes Council #6345 Mary Kate Walsh, President 873-2549 Home School Association Leilani Okamura, President 908-829-5229 Knights of Columbus Byron Dyer, Grand Knight 821-7585 COMMUNITY GATHERINGS Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings on Monday Evenings at 8:00 PM in Fr. McGivney Hall MINISTRY TO OUR “LITTLE ONES!” CHILDREN’S MASS is celebrated on the 3rd Sunday of the month at the 10 AM Mass (Oct. - May) RELIGIOUS EDUCATION—All children in grades first through eighth must be registered in our Religious Education Program or be attending our School. Call: 732-297-3011.
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