Whatever your status in the Church, whatever your family/marital situation, whatever your religious affilia-

tion, whatever your personal history, age, background, race or color, sexual orientation, you are invited, wel-

comed, accepted, loved and respected here in the Catholic Community of Saint Thomas the Apostle!

Saint Thomas the Apostle Parish & School

Holy Family Of Jesus, Mary & Joseph

Pastor

Rev. Jerome A. Johnson

Parochial Vicars

Rev. Frank W. Fellrath

Rev. Gerardo B. Paderon

December 30, 2018

PEACE & WELCOME!

Celebration of Mass

Saturday Vigil: 4:00PM & 5:30PM Weekday: (Pastoral Center Chapel)

Sunday: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30AM & Monday - Friday: 8:15AM & 7:00PM*

12:00 Noon Saturday: 8:15AM

*Mondays: Celebrated in church with Miraculous Medal Novena

Parish Office: Tel: 732.251.4000 Fax: 732-251-4946

Website: www.saintthomasob.com

Deacons

Robert Bonfante, Sr.

Patrick W. Hearty

Joseph C. Tobin

Scott D. Titmas, Sr.

School Principal

Ms. Joanne Kowit

PREP Director

Ms. Debbie Yesis

Director Sacred Music/Liturgy

Mr. Justin Connors

PARISH MISSION STATEMENT

“To make disciples, as we

know, love and serve God

and one another.”

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SAINT THOMAS THE APOSTLE PARISH AND SCHOOL, OLD BRIDGE, NJ

Holy Family of Jesus,

Mary & Joseph

December 30, 2018

SATURDAY DECEMBER 29 - Saint Thomas Becket, Bishop

8:15am + Scott Smith r/o Brunetto Family

VIGIL

4:00pm + Ron Crescenzo r/o Patti Crescenzo

5:30pm + Christopher Heppel r/o Heppel Family

SUNDAY DECEMBER 30 - HOLY FAMILY OF JESUS,

MARY & JOSEPH

7:30am + Edward Lonegan r/o Wife, Betty

9:00am + Sebastian Cerezo r/o Heredia

10:30am + Theresa Sicignano r/o STA Rosary Society

12:00pm + Arpad Joseph Csizmadia, Jr. r/o Loving Mom

MONDAY DECEMBER 31

8:15am + For Parishioners, Living and Deceased

WEDNESDAY JANUARY 2 - Saint Basil the Great, Gregory

Nazianzen, Bishops

8:15am + Margaret MacIndoe r/o Your neighbor, Marge

Klem

7:00pm + Paul Colon, Sr. r/o Bartolone Family

THURSDAY JANUARY 3 - Most Holy Name of Jesus

8:15am + John & Bertha Luczkow r/o Family

7:00pm + Robert Murphy r/o Daly Family

FIRST FRIDAY JANUARY 4 - St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Rel.

8:15am + Brenden Luke r/o Madeline & William Luke

7:00pm + Angela Luizzi r/o Nocera Family

SATURDAY JANUARY 5 - Saint John Neumann, Bishop

8:15am + Robert Murphy r/o Lorraine Aucone

VIGIL

4:00pm + Phyllis Liptak r/o Loretta Doyle

5:30pm + For Parishioners, Living and Deceased

SUNDAY JANUARY 6 - EPIPHANY OF THE LORD

7:30am + Michael & Ann McGrath r/o Tom & Margaret

McGrath

9:00am + Jack Noble r/o Diane & Thomas Gilfoy

10:30am + Vito Dorio r/o MaryAnn Dorio

12:00pm Int. of Paul & Vivian Montalban—48th Wedding

Anniversary r/o Gloria Hamm/Paolo Montalban

**All Masses in Church**

Welcome to the Parish Family of St. Thomas!

If you are new to the community, Welcome! We are grate-

ful to the Lord for your presence with us and look forward

to including you in all areas of parish life. Please take a

moment to stop by the Parish Office and register with us

and after Mass please introduce yourself to Fr. Jay, Fr.

Frank or Fr. Gerry. Registering and using your envelopes

makes it easier for us to provide documentation, such as a

certificate for sponsoring a child for Baptism or Confirma-

tion or to arrange for a wedding. So please register... and

Welcome!

Parish Office

One St. Thomas Plaza

Old Bridge, NJ 08857

Tel: 732.251.4000 Fax: 732.251.4946

School Tel: 732.251.4812

PREP Tel: 732.251.1660

Hours (Lunch 12:30pm-1:30pm approx.):

Monday and Friday: 9:00am—4:00pm

Tues./Wed./Thurs: 9:00am-8:00pm

Saturday-Sunday: 11am—1:30pm

Contact Information:

Website: www.saintthomasob.com

www.facebook.com/pages/St- Thomas-the-Apostle-

Church-Old-Bridge-NJ

Parish Office Staff

Business Administrator: Mr. Michael Luczkow

Parish Secretary: Ms. Kristine Yuhas

Reception/Bingo Coordinator: Ms. Michelle Loney

Bulletin Editor: Ms. Justine Durstewitz

Sacramental Information

BAPTISMS: (1:30pm, most Sundays) The Church calls GOD-

PARENTS, to be practicing Catholics, examples of Christ-

centered living today. All Godparents should submit Sponsor

letters from their Parish ASAP—but no later than three weeks

before the scheduled Baptism. PARENTS must attend a Baptis-

mal Preparation Session. (Registration is required.)

MARRIAGES:

Arrangements must be made at least one year in advance—before

any social plans. Either the bride or groom must be a registered

member of our parish. Once a marriage questionnaire (available in

Pastoral Center) is completed/returned, a Parish Priest or Deacon

will then contact the couple.

ANOINTING OF THE SICK:

In case of dangerous illness or accident, phone the Pastoral Center. A

communal celebration of the Sacrament is held each year in the

Spring.

PENANCE: Individual Confessions most Saturdays, 12:30pm and

immediately following 5:30pm Mass. Communal Penance during

Lent/Advent with visiting clergy.

HOMEBOUND PARISHIONERS: Parishioners desiring the

Sacraments, please contact Pastoral Center.

REMEMBERING LOVED ONES . . .

◊ Sanctuary Candle/Mary Candle, (lit for one week in church/

chapel, available during daytime in Pastoral Center).

◊ Memorials of Honor …. Gifts of $25+ entered in Journal

(courtyard lobby). Envelopes: Pastoral Center.

MEMORIAL GIFT AVAILABLE

The Altar Bread and Wine (weekend) are available in

memory of your Deceased Loved Ones. With a $25 offer-

ing, your Loved One will be acknowledged in the bulletin.

This weekend the Altar Bread & Wine

are offered in Memory of…

Edward Lonegan r/o Betty Lonegan

Solemnity of Mary, The Holy Mother of God

Holy Day of Obligation

VIGIL

4:00pm Int. of Mary Treacy r/o Loney Family

TUESDAY JANUARY 1 - Mary, Mother of God

10:30am + Marco Guarino r/o Karen & Joseph Ungrady

12:00 Noon + Gary Nemeth r/o Joe Slay

* Masses in church

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DECEMBER 30, 2018

Parish Support

Here at STA we encourage you to be Christian Stewards, using

everything God has given us—time, talent, treasure—to serve

Him gratefully. (See Page 2 regarding envelopes.)

Collection (December 16): $11,802 (‘17:12,649) Poor: $870

Online Giving for November 2018: $

Visit our website to get started:

www.saintthomasob.com

“Online giving is so convenient! You never have

to worry about forgetting your envelope!” Susan

DECEASED LOVED ONES

John Kern, Theresa Miller, Steven Goley,

Lisa Davis, Renee Gagnon and Martin J. Behnke

WIDOWS AND WIDOWERS (WOWs)

Have you lost your spouse or significant other? Are you

looking for a group of individuals that share a similar situa-

tion? Then WOWs may be the group for you! We meet

once a month in the Parish Room and go offsite for dinner

monthly. Please contact Deacon Pat at 732.251.4000 x8218

prior to attending. Next gathering: Tuesday, January 8,

7:15pm.

PARISH RELIGIOUS

EDUCATION PROGRAM

• PREP Confirmation Candidates only: at-

tend a mandatory session Monday, January 7,

6:45pm-8:30pm in St. Thomas School. Ques-

tions: PREP 732.251.1660.

• PREP Classes resume: Thursday, January 3.

CONTRIBUTION ENVELOPES

Parishioners are asked to check the box of recently mailed

weekly envelopes for the coming year. Please be certain

that the number on the mailing label matches the printed

number on the envelopes. If the numbers do not match,

please contact the Parish Office as soon as possible. Do not

use the envelopes if the numbers do not match!

Mass Schedule

New Year’s Eve - Monday, December 31

8:15am, 4pm Vigil Mass

(No 5:30pm Mass)

Solemnity of Mary—Tuesday, January 1

(New Years Day) 10:30am & 12 Noon Mass

Epiphany of the Lord (Sat./Sun) January 5/6

4:00pm, 5:30pm/ 7:30am, 9:00am, 10:30am, 12:00 Noon

(Baby’s First Christmas—12:00 Noon Mass)

Epiphany Concert, String Quartet, January 5, 7pm

** All Masses in Church.

REMINDERS…

• Adoration will resume on January 2.

• Parish Office Hours: January 1—closed.

BABY’S FIRST CHRISTMAS

On Sunday, January 6, 12 Noon Mass we will celebrate a

special Mass for parents and their infants who were born

this year. A special blessing will be given to each child and

a reception for family members will follow in the Parish

Room (prior registration required).

Thank You!

We are so grateful to our many Parishioners who contrib-

uted their time, talent and treasure to make our Parish ob-

servance of Christmas special: Justin Connors and the

Parish/Children’s Choir, Family Choir (Rachel Gavin),

Trenton BLD Mission Choir, Members of the Liturgy Com-

mittee, Eucharistic Ministers, Ushers, Servers, Lectors and

Maintenance Staff. Because of Parishioners’ kindness

many needy families were helped with gifts of food, cloth-

ing and toys. Also, Nursing home residents were very

grateful for their gifts. Many thanks to our dedicated PREP

Staff that was instrumental in coordinating this effort. Also,

thank you to our St. Vincent de Paul Group.

STA Priests, Deacons and Staff thank you for your personal

kindness to us...greeting cards, baked goods, etc. May our

Lord reward you. Heartfelt thanks!

BUS TRIP TO THE MARCH FOR LIFE

Washington, DC • Friday, January 18

Pro-Life advocates from around the country will gather to

seek change for the right to human life on the 46th anniver-

sary of the Supreme Court’s decision on Roe vs. Wade. A

bus from St. Thomas is scheduled. Register: 423.595.8211.

For more info: wwwdiometuchen.org or 732.562.1990

x1543/1629.

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HOLY FAMILY OF JESUS, MARY & JOSEPH

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shoes, your penny loafers and roll-

up jeans!

“Welcome Home Christmas Show & More”

Featuring the GB’s (with Bernie Wisniewski)

(fresh off SOLD OUT performances at Doolan’s, The

Brownstone and the Staaten!) �

Saturday, January 12, 2019, 7pm

(doors open 6:30), K of C, 61 Pine Street, OB. Buffet Din-

ner/Photobomb Booth for your Christmas picture and of

course our own Bernie Wisniewski’s Band (with Mike,

Gene and Bob) Cost: $40/$70 couple. Info: George

732.238.5743/Bernie 732.947.2135/John 732.763.3280.

Christmas Flowers 2018

In Memory of: Donated by:

Frank Bellina Bellina & Buchinski Fam.

Marie & Salvatore Capasso Arlene Carlone

Elizabeth & Harry D’Onofrio Mr./Mrs. Henry D’Onofrio

Catherine & George Fitzgibbons Maureen/Henry D’Onofrio

Ida R. Jolly Villa Family

Joseph Kresback Connie Kresback

Brenda Santos Pardo, Victor Borja Santos, Voltaire Borja San-

tos, Concepcion Cruz Santos, Hector DeLeon

Paul/Vivian Montalban

Mary & Ralph Foos/ Janice & John Smith

Kevin & Anne Smith

Joseph Svizeny, William Walsh, Stephanie Svizeny

Janice Svizeny

Rachela & Joseph Valenza Daughter, Maria Weiss

Tara Wadiak Daughter, Carly Rae Weiss

Florence & Kenneth Weiss Maria Weiss

Michael J. Weiss Wife, Maria Weiss

SHARING TREE

Many thanks to you, our generous parishion-

ers for your donations to our Sharing Tree!!!

We were able to help many families this year

with food, clothing, Christmas presents for

their children, and provide a gift to a nursing home resi-

dent, who might not have received anything this year.

A “huge” thank you to our Religious Education Depart-

ment (Debbie Yesis, Andrea Madonna, Terri Cutrone and

Sue Taureck) for organizing and executing this wonderful

tradition. May God bless you, and your families during this

Christmas season!

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SAINT THOMAS THE APOSTLE PARISH AND SCHOOL, OLD BRIDGE, NJ

A note from Father Jay regarding the prayer to St. Michael:

Some have asked ‘Why do we pray the Prayer to St. Michal before Sunday Mass?’ Pope Francis has suggested Parishes around

the world pray this very powerful prayer together for good reason. We live in a time of abundant confusion and controversy. Politics,

the Church, society (in general), all seem to be taking sides and settling into one camp or another. Is this just a matter of changing times

or is there something greater behind it all? Something cosmic perhaps? As we see obvious manifestations of heroic good and extreme

evil in the world, do we wonder about an ultimate cause or origin of it all?

If God’s essence is love and goodness, then where does evil come from and why is it permitted to exist? These are questions

that have undoubtedly plagued every person or society willing to be reflective and to search for truth.

Coming from a Catholic background, I can sum up the basic perspective of traditional Christianity regarding these matters.

God, a Trinity of Persons who existed for all eternity, created everything out of nothing. The hierarchy of God’s creation exists at vari-

ous levels: the purely spiritual beings (angels), those with body and spirit (humans), other living, moving creatures (animals), other liv-

ing, growing things (plants) and non-living material (minerals). Some of God’s creation received both intelligence and free will (angels

and humans), attributes elevating them to resemble God.

The angels were tested first to ascertain their complete loyalty to God. Some angels passed the test while others, including

Lucifer (Satan), rebelled against God. One interpretation of the angels’ test tells of God’s revealing His plan for humanity to the angels:

Jesus was to become a human being (the Incarnation). The insubordinate response of some angels then followed: Non serviam! “I will

not serve [God]! —especially if He were to lower Himself to become a mere man. Lucifer and his followers, because of their unbridled

pride, were banished (yet not obliterated) from God’s presence for all eternity. This place of banishment from God’s presence is hell.

There is no God, no love there.

Humans were also tested to see if we will respond to God and His love for us. The first human beings also failed with the evil

influence (a temptation) from Satan. Thus, sin entered the world by an act of the will of the first humans. However, out of love for hu-

manity, redemption for mankind was to follow through Jesus and his salvific death on the cross���From the very beginning, however,

Satan has tried to coerce humanity to rebel, to disobey and to reject their dependence on God as he did. Ultimately, he seeks the de-

struction of all humanity. He and his followers hate us, despise us.

The root of the word diabolical (from the Greek) is to “cast apart”—implying that confusion or division is caused. Do we live

in a time of confusion? “My truth is not your truth”—an expression illustrating Modernism in all its glory. In society and in the Church

there are concerted efforts to redefine family and marriage. The integrity, motivation and honesty of people is questioned. Politics is

bitterly divided. The Church is embattled as well plagued with clergy sex-abuse scandals. The moral credibility of the Church hierarchy

is severely undermined. Confusion? Division? Diabolical? You betcha!

I also contend that we live in a time of tragic (silent) apostasy. Should we not worry when many or most baptized Catholics in

this country (and others) no longer practice their faith regularly, see themselves as spiritual but not religious, list their religious practice

as none, or are indifferent or apathetic towards all things sacred. Others outright deny the existence of God or are agnostic.

My assertion is that the devil and his demons are cleverly, wickedly, hatefully acting and influencing all matters human, very

much behind the chaos that we are experiencing today. Yes, humans absolutely retain their free will. However, through the various

decisions that we make against the will of God (sin), which assuredly damage our spiritual well-being and imperil our eternal salvation,

the world is in grave danger spiritually. Evil can and does penetrate through any chink in our armor, any vulnerable area in which it is

permitted to enter. When a person, a society, a world no longer pursues the one, true God or truth or goodness, and embraces one of the

lies spewed out from the Father of Lies, chaos is bound to occur.

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“This battle against the devil which characterizes the Archangel Michael is still going on, because the devil is still alive and at

work in the world. In fact, the evil that is in it, the disorder we see in society, the infidelity of man, the interior fragmentation of which he

is a victim, are not merely the consequences of original sin, but also the effect of the dark and infesting activity of Satan, of this saboteur

of man's moral equilibrium.” (St. John Paul II, May 24, 1987, Monte Sant’ Angelo)

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by the power of God,

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SAINT THOMAS THE APOSTLE PARISH AND SCHOOL, OLD BRIDGE, NJ

PRAY FOR THE SICK

Anonymously Recommended: Carmella Agugliaro, Thomas Al-

truda, Ronald Atlak, Sr, Pat Barabas, Ed Bator, Roberta

Bodtmann, Barbara and George Bollhardt, Michael Boyce, Craig

Michael Buttcher, Sylvia Caria, Ralph Chiano, Eileen Connolly,

Louis Coromilias, Camella Dacunta, Mafalda Decleva, John

D’Mello, Nancy Donoghue, Sharon Ferrari, Gary Ferreri, Sr.,

Richard Formica, Tom Franken, Kay Gage, Stephanie Gatto,

Johanna Gordon, Charlotte Guarino, Mary Haraz, Matthew Har-

ris, Mary Hartwigson, Katherine Hoag, Frances & Richard Ho-

gan, Vlad Kachur, Katie, Cathleen Kimber, Albert King, Dylan

LaForge, Joseph Lane, Cheryl Layden, Michael Layden, Thomas

Layden, Shannon Arrand McGuire, Bob Molloy, Richie Naso,

Ralph Perez, Sam Pontieri, Michael Quinlan, Frank Ranelli,

Harry Rothlin, Michael Ruffley, Joseph Russo Jr., Claire Sala-

mon, Lynn Santos, Marie Sarna, Donna Shenesky, Fr. Thomas E.

Smith (S.J.), Ruth Tschinkel, Erminia Werner, Pati Wert, Mary

McBurney Wrede, Peter Wysheff, Mary Yuhas, Candida and

Edward, Jr. Zglobicki. Please pray for all the sick. (Names will

remain on our sick list for one month, after which time they

will be removed, unless we are notified to the contrary.) The

Clergy will be happy to visit parishioners confined to local hos-

pitals. Phone the Pastoral Center: 732.251.4000

••New Year’s Eve Dinner Dance at the Knights of Columbus,

December 31, 7:30pm-12:30am, 61 Pine Street, OB, $57pp (in

advance only), includes hot & cold hors d’oeuvres, hot buffet,

wine, tap beer, soda etc. Cash bar mixed drinks, DJ music of the

50’s-60’s.Reservations required. 908.510.5693 or 732.707.3417.

••Fatima, Lourdes & Shrines (Portugal, Spain France), June

11-19, 2019. Catholic Cruises Inc. Info: Doug or Eileen

860.399.1785. Eileen@catholiccruisesandtours.com.

LIFE CHOICES RESOURCE CENTER

Clothing needed for children (up to size 7) Fall/

Winter clothes. Also, toys/baby furniture

(except cribs) needed. Contact: George Wi-

liszewski (732-679-4719)/Maureen Nigro (732-591-8914).

BINGO

(Including progressive) All proceeds support Saint Thomas

the Apostle Parish School: Sundays - 5:00pm; Tuesdays

and Thursdays - 11:00am; Friday—9:00pm and Midnight.

BOX TOPS FOR EDUCATION

St. Thomas Home School Association is collecting box

tops. We ask for the support of our Parish family by send-

ing all of your clipped box tops to the school - Attention

H.S.A on the envelope. On behalf of the children of St.

Thomas, we thank you for your help!

Travel with Fr. Jay on a Blue

Danube River Cruise & Attend

Oberammergau Passion Play

May 17– May 26, 2020

Join Father Jay on this rich in history trip. Begin in Buda-

pest then Esztergom, Vienna, Melk, Passau, Oberammer-

gau & finally Munich Germany. Attend a performance in

Oberammergau of the Passion of Christ (performed once

every decade since 1633). Info/Reserve: Jet Vacations at

855.538.0999/customercare@jetvacations.com.

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with your spouse? Are you constantly fight-

ing? Or, do you simply shutdown? Have you

thought about separation or divorce? Does talking

about it only make it worse?

...Retrouvaille is a Lifeline to help couple Heal and

Renew their Marriages. The program consists of a

weekend experience for married couples. (no group

discussions) with six follow-up sessions.

Upcoming weekend: February 8-10, 2019

Information: Family Life Office 732.243.4573. To Register:

Call Rich & Annette Colasuonno 732.236.0671 or email

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ROWAN CLUB SWIMMING:

SHOE DRIVE

Rowan University Club Swimming is collecting

shoes until January 20, 2019! Please gather any new,

used, or gently worn shoes to aid in this shoe drive! There

is a box in the church vestibule. The shoes will be sent to

developing countries to help the communities. Thank you!

In the spirit of PRAYER, please remember

to turn off your cell phone before Mass begins!

SENIOR’S MEETING

Our next meeting will be Monday, January 14, 1pm in

the Pastoral Center. The Seniors wish all a very Happy,

Healthy New Year!

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Plumbing License Number 7576

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David Lee Hernandez Jr, Manager Visit us at NJ Lic . No. 4626 www.oldbridgefh.com

2350 route 516old bridge

732-607-9500

Pursuit of Excellence Winners

2012, 20132014, 2015

Voted NFDA “Best of the Best” and Nationally Recognized, 2017

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General Contractor Lic# 13VH00362800

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