Rev. Sigmund Peplowski, Pastor Rev. Marcin Michalowski Rev. Mateusz Jasniewicz Parochial Vicars Rev. James Bono Weekend Assistant Deacon Paul Willson Dn Slawomir Tomaszewski Mr. Paul Daher Director of Music Mrs. Janet Maulbeck Business Administrator Mr. James Clancy, Director of Faith Formation Mrs. Ann Mitchell, Principal Tanya Nellen Parish Secretary MASSES Weekends: Saturday: 4:30 pm, 7:00 pm Sunday: 8:00 am, 9:15 am, 10:45 am and 12:15 pm 5:00 pm (Vietnamese) Holydays: 8:00 am and 7:00 pm Weekday Schedule: Monday - Friday 8:00 am Saturday : 8:00 am followed by Novena Confessions: Saturdays 3:30 pm to 4:00 pm and 6:30 pm Any time by appointment Holy Hour: Will resume in September Monday: 7-8pm (Sacrament of Penance Available) Trustees: Gerard Duphiney Robyn Hornstein 90 Church Street Rockaway, New Jersey 07866 Saint Cecilia Parish Parish Office: 973-627-0313 internet: www.st-cecilia.org FAX: 973-627-4811 To Contact: Fr. Zig, Ext. 12 or [email protected]Fr. Marcin Ext. 15 or [email protected]Fr. Mateusz Ext 14 or [email protected]Convent: 973-627-6533 School: 973-627-6003 CCD Office: 973-627-0313 Ext. 17 SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM A Pre-Baptismal Class is held the third Monday of each month at 7:00 pm in the parish office. To register for the class, please call 973-627-0313 . The next class is Monday, July 20th. Both parents are encouraged to attend the class before the birth of the baby. The Sacrament of Baptism is administered weekly at the 12:15 pm Mass, and a Baptis- mal Ceremony at 1:30 pm. To schedule a Baptism please call Fr. Marcin at 973-627-0313 Ext. 15. New Parishioners must wait 2 months for a Baptism. SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY Arrangements are to be made at least ONE YEAR in ad- vance. The date should not be set until the priest has been consulted. SACRAMENT OF THE SICK Urgent calls will be attended to at any time of the day or night. If there is anyone at home or in the hospital who cannot get to Mass and the Sacraments because of illness or old age, please inform one of the priests or call the Parish Office. PARISH PRAYER LIFE : NOVENA: OUR LADY OF THE MIRACULOUS MEDAL AND OUR LADY OF FATIMA : Saturday morning after the 8:00 am Mass. BIBLE STUDY : Bible Study—Tuesday 9:30 am Will resume in September Monday Night Bible Study at 7:30 pm (Parish Office) CHARISMATIC PRAYER GROUP: Tuesday evenings at 7:45 pm (Hayes Hall ) ROSARY PRAYER GROUP: Mon.—Sat., 7:30 am PADRE PIO PRAYER GROUP: Will resume in September HOLY HOUR : Monday—Will resume in September ADULT FAITH FORMATION Will resume in September RCIA - Will Resume in September For more information call: Dn. Paul Willson 973-551-0749 PARISH OFFICE HOURS: Monday-Thursday 9:00 am—5:00 pm Friday 9:00 am—3:00 pm CLOSED SATURDAYS CLOSED FOR LUNCH: 12:45 pm—1:30 pm
90 Church Street Rockaway, New Jersey 07866 Saint Cecilia Parish
Parish Office: 973-627-0313 internet: www.st-cecilia.org FAX: 973-627-4811 To Contact: Fr. Zig, Ext. 12 or [email protected] Fr. Marcin Ext. 15 or [email protected] Fr. Mateusz Ext 14 or [email protected] Convent: 973-627-6533 School: 973-627-6003 CCD Office: 973-627-0313 Ext. 17
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
A Pre-Baptismal Class is held the third Monday of each month at 7:00 pm in the parish office. To register for the class, please call 973-627-0313 . The next class is Monday, July 20th. Both parents are encouraged to attend the class before the birth of the baby. The Sacrament of Baptism is administered weekly at the 12:15 pm Mass, and a Baptis-mal Ceremony at 1:30 pm. To schedule a Baptism please call Fr. Marcin at 973-627-0313 Ext. 15.
New Parishioners must wait 2 months for a Baptism.
SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY Arrangements are to be made at least ONE YEAR in ad-vance. The date should not be set until the priest has been consulted.
SACRAMENT OF THE SICK Urgent calls will be attended to at any time of the day or night. If there is anyone at home or in the hospital who cannot get to Mass and the Sacraments because of illness or old age, please inform one of the priests or call the Parish Office.
PARISH PRAYER LIFE: NOVENA: OUR LADY OF THE MIRACULOUS MEDAL AND OUR LADY OF FATIMA: Saturday morning after the 8:00 am Mass. BIBLE STUDY: Bible Study—Tuesday 9:30 am Will resume in September Monday Night Bible Study at 7:30 pm (Parish Office) CHARISMATIC PRAYER GROUP: Tuesday evenings at 7:45 pm (Hayes Hall ) ROSARY PRAYER GROUP: Mon.—Sat., 7:30 am PADRE PIO PRAYER GROUP: Will resume in September HOLY HOUR: Monday—Will resume in September ADULT FAITH FORMATION Will resume in September RCIA - Will Resume in September For more information call: Dn. Paul Willson 973-551-0749
The people of St. Cecilia Parish are asked to pray for the following people serving our coun-try in the armed services: Pfc Aleksandr Killeen, Joseph Giannetti US Navy, Lance Cor-poral Dennis Wuest, Sgt. Zhenya Killeen,
Capt. Kelley E. Robbins, Pvt USMC, Diego Usma, Major Glenn E. Martinez, Sgt. Brian Whalen, General Raymond Odierno, Capt. Anthony Odierno, Cpl. Kong V. Nguyen, Cpl. Jim Van Valen, LCPL Anthony Eresman, Sgt. Paul J. Willson, PFC Cano Janeth, Sgt. Bob Autrey, Col. William Paliwada, Sgt 1st Class (E7) Sam Colon, PFC Marylyn Rivera-Sachez, Cpl. Edward C. Thompson, Major Kevin M. Nash, Lt. Amy Cronin, Lt. Col. John L. Medeiros, Jr., Sgt. Daniel Healy, Ma-rine Keith Leitner, Sgt. Spencer Lopez, PFC Taryn Kemp, Jeffrey Braunhausen, E7 Joseph Grimsey, Bill Maloney, Greg Bloete, Gian Carlo Bruzzese, Spc. Christopher Little, PFC Brittany Martindell, T4 Matthew Fitzgerald, SA Justin C. White, Matthew & Daniel Rosica, Mark Leonard, Sr. Armn. Ashley Valetta, Sgt. John Wisnofsky, Cpl. T.J. Finn, Sgt. Kris-topher Faber, Capt. Vincent Presto, and Airman First Class William Kussler . We ask God the Father of us all, through the intercession of St. Michael the Archangel, to protect all the men and women in our Armed Forces, to bless them in their efforts toward bringing peace and justice to our world. May they be brought back safely to those they love.
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Karen Horvath, David Cicchine, Teresa D’Atria, Derek Bascharow, John Brinkman, Julie Lawson, Debbie Malc, Grace McDermott, Joe Horvath, Jr., Edward O’Dowd,
Elvira Bugaoan, Pat Heady, Owen Peter Byrne, Tia Maddaloni, Mary Reynolds, Mason Walker Steussing, Tom Cuskie, Susan Mejia, Derek Bascharow, Isabel Rat-tay, Theodora Maulbeck, Donna Cooke,
Tom Hull, Kathleen Fazio, Joanne Brewer, Kristin Wich, Kyle Johnson, Betty Golden, Kate Darlington, Jake Michael Miraldi, Scott Bornemann, Rosemary Woodring, Sharon Augenti, Sean Nolan, Peg Norman, Eileen Sutherland, Maryann Hughes, Peggy Eileen Mi-ars, Ray Kennedy, Richard Corcoran, Adam Rosowicz, Madison Rose Leslie, Norman Rodriquez, Demetrius Barbee, Lucille Bardi, and Frances Finn.
THE WORD OF GOD Here are the readings for next Sunday
Ezekiel 2:2-5 Psalms 123:1-4 2 Corinthians 12:7-10 Mark 6:1-6a
MONDAY—July 6, Saint Maria Goretti, Virgin & Martyr 8:00 am John & Margaret Holleran TUESDAY– July 7, 8:00 am The Holy Souls in Purgatory WEDNESDAY–July 8, 8:00 am Kajajian Family r/b The Aghazarian Family Forgotten Souls of the Kajajian Family Robert Natarelli r/b Kathy Fochesto THURSDAY, July 9, Saint Augustine Zhao Rong, Priest and Companions, Martyrs 8:00 am Ruth & Peter Reynolds r/b Mary Reynolds Robert Natarelli r/b The Fochesto Family FRIDAY– July 10, 8:00 am The Pope’s Intentions SATURDAY— July 11, Saint Benedict, Abbot 8:00 am Vocations SUNDAY, July 12, Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 4:30 pm Vincent Troisi r/b Jane Payne John Flynn r/b Michael Wieczerzak 7:00 pm Vocations 8:00 am The Holy Souls in Purgatory 9:15 am Rosemary Cannarozzi r/b Norma King Anthony Ebersole—10th Anniversary r/b Sister & Family Loretta & Robert Dunlop r/b Linda Kuhlmey 10:45 am Rosemarie Paccione r/b James, Susan & Kathleen Gaynor 12:15 pm Mary & Hank Johnson r/b daughter, Kim r/b Robert & Lois Bachmura Ann T. Palma r/b The Boyer Family
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ST. CECILIA CHURCH COLLECTION GOALS 2014/2015
Week Ending - June 28, 2015
Cash: $2858.00 Checks: $8,354.00
TOTAL: $11,212.00
PARISH MEMBERSHIP New and Non-Registered Parishioners
It is a great joy for us to welcome new members to our par-ish family. You are invited to register as soon as possible in order to participate in our various ministries, programs and
activities. Registration is our only means of recognizing anyone as a supporting and practicing member of our par-ish. It is also important for sponsorship certificates for the Sacraments. Please take the time to register your family at
the parish office, as well as to notify us of any change of ad-dress or phone numbers.
Please take note new parishioners and non-registered pa-rishioners must wait three months before they may receive
any letter of recommendation.
PARISH EVENTS
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ST. CECILIA SENIOR CLUB NEWS AND EVENTS
July 7—Regular Meeting 11:00 am Set Up, 12-1 pm Social Hour, 1-2 Meeting Bingo & Cards after Meeting July 14 (Tuesday) Mohegan Sun Casino (PA) - Cost: $25.00 incl. $25 slot play plus $5 food coupon For more info call Lorraine at 973-366-6871
SUMMER BIBLE CAMP "Soaring thru the Sacraments" Bible Camp will take place from July 21st to July 25th 6 PM to 8 PM at St Cecilia School. Registration still available, the
form is available on the website or at the Parish Of-fice. For more information please call Denise @973-625-2056 or Jim Clancy @ the Parish office. Thanks
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TRAVELING THIS SUMMER?
Visit MassTimes.org the oldest and best place to find Mass Times. You can also get the Mass Times app for
your iPhone: Search “Mass Times for Travel”
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The Chaplet of Divine Mercy will be sung every Friday beginning July 10th and ending August 28th at Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish at 3:00pm. There will be exposition of the Blessed Sacrament for the half an hour that the Chaplet is sung. Please contact music director, Derek Nelson, for any questions at [email protected].
Kolbe Krew Children & Families Summer Shrine Trips Don't take a vacation from your faith! This summer, join the Kolbe Krew family Rosary group as we travel to shrines around NY, NJ & PA. For information about our trips, please contact Jennifer at [email protected] for the information.
Do you have a friend or relative who is not able to get to Mass? The Christian Care Committee goes to parishioner’s
homes on a weekly basis to bring the Eucharist. If you know someone who would be interested in a weekly visit,
please call Elaine Macones at 973-983-9579.
2015 Fortnight for Freedom: June 21 to July 4 Please continue to pray for religious lib‐erty during this year's Fortnight for Free‐dom: Freedom to Bear Witness. This two‐week period of prayer and action, which began on June 21 and ends July 4, is a time when our liturgical calendar celebrates a series of great martyrs who remained faithful in the face of persecu‐tion by political power‐St. Thomas More and St. John Fisher, St. John the Baptist, SS. Peter and Paul, and the First Martyrs of the Church of Rome. The theme of this year's Fortnight focuses on the "freedom to bear witness" to the truth of the Gospel.
Care to help distribute extra food from those who “have” to those who “have not?” For almost 10 years, parishioners from St. Cecilia accept bread donations from a local restaurant and distribute it to the needy. Currently, there is a need for pick-up at closing on Friday night (10:30 PM) and distribution the next day, Saturday morning (9AM) to a location near the Trade Zone. If you could help even for a few weeks or have any questions, please call (973-625-3589.) Thank you!
GUEST QUARTET St. Cecilia Church
July12th—10:45 am Songs will include:“Benedictus” (Mozart Requiem), “Come to the Water” (Mendelssohn Elijah), and Moses Hogan’s “Hear My Prayer”. The quartet includes:
Sue Fleischman—soprano Diane Grabowski—alto
Dave Rollins—tenor Don MacGowan—bass
THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA The Catholic University of America is the national university of the Catholic Church in the United States, located in Washing-ton, D.C. It provides an academically rig-
orous education guided by Catholic intellectual tradition to nearly 7,000 students every year. More than 4,000 students directly received scholarship aid from this Collection, in-cluding many from our diocese. Next week is the National Collection for The Catholic University of America.
www.st-cecilia.org It’s a work in progress but our newly designed website has a wealth of information about what’s going in the
Parish.
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ANNUAL WALKING PILGRIMAGE – The annual walking pilgrimage from Saints Peter and Paul Church in Great Mead-ows, New Jersey to the National Shrine of Our Lady of Czesto-chowa in Doylestown, Pennsylvania will take place from Au-gust 6 through August 9. For information go to the website: www.walkingpilgrimage.us. Or see Father Zig.
VACATION TIME? Before leaving on that much deserved
vacation please help Catholic Charities continue its mission by donating Cloth-ing, Shoes, and Household items in our donation bin located in the parking lot.
Your continued generosity is appreciated. If you have a large pick up, need a receipt, or have a question please
call our toll free number @ 877-343-3651. Thank You
5 Pool Tables Still Needed - Straight and Narrow has 7 residen-tial units where almost 300 adults and adolescents live. There is a pool table in only two of the nits. Would you like to donate a used pool table to S&N? If so, please call or email Joe Duffy (973-345-6000 x6280 or [email protected]).
Women of the Purification Committee Additional Members Needed
The WOTPC needs two (2) volunteers to join their committee. For those of you who are unfamiliar with what we do, we are the women who launder the altar linens and altar server robes that are used during the masses and special occasions. All lin-ens used are our responsibility. We all enjoy and take special pride in our work. If you or anyone you know would like to
participate on this committee, please have them contact Deidra Zink, Coordinator at 973- 902- 3585 for more details.
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Vocations Discernment for Young Men 15-25 "Quo Vadis - Where are you going?" Legend tells us that Saint Peter asked Jesus this question on the out-skirts of Rome. We know where Jesus went in response to His Father's will. What is the Father's will for you? Quo Vadis Days is a time of recreation, fellow-ship, prayer and discussion to help you explore our Lord's call in your life. Activities will include prayer, Mass, Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, Liturgy of the Hours, Rosary, hiking, games, recreation, sports, talks, great food, and discussions. A time to share our faith and meet other young men seeking God's will. Quo Vadis Days will be held July 8-10, 2015 at the Sacred Heart Retreat Center in Newton, New Jer-sey. There is no cost. For more information and/or registration, contact the coordinators, Fr. Jared Brogan and Fr. Edgar Rivera in the Vocations Office at 973-777-8818, x711. You can also email Frs. Brogan and Rivera at [email protected] or
Monday, July 13th World Apostolate of Fatima, Our Lady's Blue Army Shrine, 674 Mountain View Road, Washington,
NJ. Experience the 150 acre scenic beauty and serenity of our outdoor Shrine. Cele-
brate the Anniversary of Our Lady of Fatima. 10:30 Confessions; 12:00 Out-
door Rosary Procession; 12:30 pm Speaker: David Carollo; 1:00 Holy Mass
Celebrant: Rev. James Miara; 3:00 Di-vine Mercy Chaplet. Visit the Holy House USA contain-
ing largest piece of tree upon which Our Lady stood, altar from Tuy, stone from Loreto. Visit the Angel Taber-
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ALL ORGANIZATIONS, MINISTRIES SCHOOL EVENTS, ETC. CHURCH CALENDAR
Please call or email the Parish Office by June 30 if you have upcoming events to be scheduled. You can also
call anytime throughout the year. Call: 973-627-0313 or email: [email protected].
NEW ALTAR CROSS – Recently a new cross was donated for the altar in loving memory of Isabel Blazejewski. The do-nation is made by her niece, Diana and John Sullivan. The cross matches the newly donated altar candlesticks, paschal candlestick and other candlesticks original to the church build-ing.
Monday, July 6 Tuesday, July 7 11:00 am Senior MeetingSet Up 12:00 pm Meeting Begins (Hayes Hall) 7:45 pm Charismatic Prayer Group (Hayes Hall) Wednesday, July 8 Thursday, July 9 Friday, July 10 3:00 pm Divine Mercy Chaplet (Sacred Heart Church) Saturday, July 11 Sunday, July 12 5:30 pm Family Rosary (Sacred Heart Church)
We are online: www.st-cecilia.org
"Leah Darrow's testimony is a powerful exam-ple of God's mercy at work." -Jason Evert, founder of Chastity Project Leah Darrow was a fashion model in New York City and a reality TV contestant on America's Next Top
Model. She now travels the world sharing her unique experiences in the beauty industry. Leah now speaks to tens of thousands of people each year to audiences as diverse as a United Nations panel, the World Trade Center in Manila Phillipines, Pro-Life events, and local parishes on five
different continents. In this presentation, learn how the pursuit of pop culture's definition of love and hap-piness led to a moment of mercy and conversion and in Leah's life.
CD’S FOR SALE—KIOSK IN VESTIBULE $3.00 each or 7 for $20.00
SCHOOL NEWS
APPLICATIONS FOR THE 2015-16 SCHOOL YEAR ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED!
Please contact us to arrange for
a tour and to receive application information.
973-627-6003
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The Kolbe Krew Family Rosary Group is a number of families from Sacred Heart and St. Cecilia Parish who meet to teach children how to pray the Rosary and enjoy a meal together. All ages are welcome! Children in the group range in age from newborn to 13. We meet every Sunday throughout the year at 5:30pm at Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish. Please email [email protected] to be added to our email list. You can also find us on Facebook by searching for the group, "Kolbe Krew Family Rosary Group."
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LAKE REGION OF ITALY with Bishop Serratelli
Bishop Serratelli will be the Spiritual Director of a trip this summer to the Lake Region of Italy. The trip, "The Natural Beauty of Italy's Lake Region and its Religious and Cultural Heritage" will be from July 20 to 28. It will also include visits to Lugano, Swit-zerland, Genoa, Portofino and Milan in Italy. For more information or to make reservations, please contact Great Experiences at 201-825-3725 or email them at [email protected].
LOOK FOR THIS BOOK IN THE KIOSK Over the past 20 years, Matthew Kelly has seen more of the
world than most presidents and more of the Church than most bishops. Now, in this unique and timely book, he proposes that Catholicism is not a lifeless set of rules and regulations , but a way of life designed by God to help each person reach his or her full potential. With remark-able insight, Kelly dispels dozens of myths that surround the rejection of Catholicism today and provides a profound and practi-cal vision of what will lead the Catholic
Church to thrive again in the future. Rediscover Catholi-cism is quickly becoming the most read catholic book of our times. From the spellbinding opening story, Kelly grips his readers and takes them on a life-changing journey to redis-cover the genius of Catholicism.
Pope Benedict XVI Summer Institute Pope Benedict has reiterated the Church's view that the arts have value in expressing her unvarying message of salvation. This year's Pope Benedict XVI Summer Institute will explore Catholicism as a custo-dian of Beauty. Join Fr. James Platania and Fr. Peter Heasley as they delve into the topic: Beauty and Its Artistic Expression Through Art and Architecture. Cost for the four-day program is $120.00 which includes lunch and runs from Monday-Thursday, July 6-9 from 10:30am-2:30pm. A limited number of 50% scholarships are avail-able. Register through the website: www.insidethewalls.org.
My dear parishioners, Today is the Lord’s Day and the 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time. The scriptural texts speak about those chosen and sent by the Lord to witness in His Name. The Gospel Acclamation proclaims: “The Spirit of the Lord is upon me for He
sent me to bring glad tidings to the poor.” (Luke 4:18) The Lord has always sent out those He chooses to teach, govern and sanctify in His Name. Throughout salvation history we see those called to leave the security of their families, homes, livelihood and culture to serve the Lord in the upbuilding of His Kingdom on earth. Those who answer this call experience the sufferings which Saint Paul speaks of in his correspondence to the Corinthians as we find in today’s second reading. I am delighted that Father Mateusz Jasniewicz and Deacon Slawomir Tomaszewski have answered the call to serve the Church of Paterson. Both clergymen have been assigned to Rockaway by Bishop Serratelli and both moved into the rectory last Monday. Father Mateusz becomes our new parochial vicar who will join Father Marcin and myself in providing priestly service to Saint Cecilia and Sacred Heart of Jesus Parishes. Deacon Slawik will also assist us while attending English language classes at Rutgers University (Newark) Monday through Friday. Like all missionaries they have left their country and all that was familiar to them to come to our diocese and serve us in the Name of Jesus. We welcome them to the two best parishes in the Diocese of Paterson! I am so proud of you, my parishioners, who warmly greet our new priest and deacon. Your kindness, hospitality, patience and gentleness are what make you so outstanding in Christian virtues. Our Bishop sees Rockaway as a wonderful school for young men to gain pastoral experience and sees our support as a sign of great faith in Christ Jesus who “came not to be served but to serve and to give His life in ransom for many.” (Matthew 20:28) The unofficial start to the vacation season begins and so does a well deserved rest. For the next two months we are relaxing a bit in the parish. Most regular meetings and religious education classes have been suspended until after Labor Day. Daily Mass and the Sunday Celebration of the Eucharist remains in force and I remind all of the OBLIGATION TO ATTEND SUNDAY MASS – FAILURE TO DO SO RESULTS IN BREAKING THE COMMANDMENTS WHICH PUTS US IN SERIOUS SIN AND THE NEED FOR CONFESSION BEFORE APPROACH-ING HOLY COMMUNION! I hope that work will begin shortly on a few projects: installation of new curbing in the parish parking lot, installation of new stairs for the back of the rectory, remodeling of the children’s room in the lower level of the parish office and the installation of a new heating and air condi-tioning system for the rectory. I am most grateful for the upgrading of the electric panel and other work done in the church which was funded by a parishioner who wishes to remain anony-mous. May God bless them! And may God bless you! Happy 4th of July and God bless America, too! Father Zig
ST. BENEDICT, Abbot Patron of Poison Sufferers—July 11
The Patriarch of Western monasticism was born at Nursia, in central Italy, about 480. In his youth, seeing the corruption of the world, he left home to life a hermit’s life of penance and prayer in a cave in the mountain of Subiaco, near Rome, where he was instructed in Christian asceticism by St. Romanus, a Solitary of the vicinity. His reputation for sanctity gathered a large number of disciples around him, for whom he erected monasteries in which they lived a community life under a prescribed rule. In the year 529, he left Subiaco for Monte Cassino, and there founded the great Abbey which became the center of religious life in Europe. The principles of the Rule written by St. Benedict became the basis of religious life for all Western religious orders and congregations after his time. It shows the way to religious perfection by the practice of self-conquest, mortification, humility, obedience, prayer, silence, retirement, and detachment from the world and its cares. St. Scholastica, the sister of st. Benedict, was the first Benedictine nun. She presided over a monastery of nuns near Monte Cassino. St. Benedict died March 21, 543, as he stood before the altar of Monte Cassino immediately after receiving Holy Com-munion. PRAYER: God, You established St. Benedict the Abbot as an admirable teacher in the school of Divine servitude. Teach us never to prefer anything to Your love and always to run the way of Your commandments with most generous dispositions. Amen Taken from, Lives of the Saints, Catholic Booking Publishing Company, 1999 New Jersey
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Parish Office: 973-627-0313 internet: www.st-cecilia.org FAX: 973-627-4811 To Contact: Fr. Zig, Ext. 12 or [email protected]
Fr. Marcin Ext. 15 or [email protected] Convent: 973-627-6533 School: 973-627-6003 CCD Office: 973-627-0313 Ext. 17
