Served by

Rev. Brian P. Quinn, Pastor (Fr.Brian)

Permanent Deacon Edward Keegan (Deacon.Ed)

Permanent Deacon Richard Brady (Deacon.Rich)

Moira A. Dziomba- Dir. of Faith Formation (Moira.Dziomba)

Carol Lindsey - Faith Formation Assistant (Carol.Lindsey)

Jim Hill - Youth Group Director (Jim.Hill)

Kathleen Burke - Music Minister (Kathy.Burke)

David Southerland - Assoc. Music Minister (David.Southerland)

MaryAnn Spagnuolo - Parish Secretary (MaryAnn.Spagnuolo)

Karen Loveys - Office Assistant (Karen.Loveys)

Greg Schrader - Maintenance & Facilities

Beth Hart & Charlie Stoia - Trustees

*All email addresses are (name)@stmatthewsrandolph.org

We Invite You to Celebrate

Eucharist: Saturday - 5:00 pm

Sunday - 8:00 am, 9:30 am & 11:00 am

Weekday Mass: Monday - Friday at 8:00 am

Reconciliation: Saturday 4:15 pm - 4:45 pm (*or by appointment)

Adoration: Third Tuesday - 2:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Our Mission

We are a Catholic community seeking out and welcoming all in a spirit

of hospitality and empowering people to grow in discipleship in Jesus

Christ.

St. Matthew

the Apostle

Parish

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Sunday in

Ordinary Time

July 12, 2020

335 Dover Chester Road

Randolph, NJ 07869

Phone (973)584-1101

Stewardship of Treasure�

15

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Sunday in Ordinary Time�

Sunday, July 12, 2020�

�

“The seed sown among thorns is the one who hears the word

but then the cares of the world and the lure of riches choke the

word and it bears no fruit.” ~Matthew 13:22�

�

Does the lure of riches and material goods choke

God out of your life? Are you so caught up in

earthly activities that you have no time for God?

Gratitude and generosity are virtues that we

should strive to do on a daily basis. Every

decision we make either takes us one step closer

to God or one step further away. What we

receive at Mass every Sunday should be shared

with others all the other days of the week as well.�

15

th

Sunday in Ordinary Time�

Sunday, July 12, 2020�

�

First Reading: Is 55:11�

So shall my word be that goes forth from my mouth; my

word shall not return to me void, but shall do my will,�

achieving the end for which I sent it.�

�

Psalm: Psalm 65�

The seed that falls on the good ground will yield a fruitful

harvest.�

�

Second Reading: Rom 8:18�

I consider that the sufferings of this present time are as

nothing compared with the glory to be revealed for us. �

�

Gospel: Mt 13:8�9�

“But some seed fell on rich soil, and produced fruit, a hundred

or sixty or thirtyfold. Whoever has ears ought to hear.”�

15

th

Sunday in Ordinary Time�

Daily Readings week of Sunday, July 12, 2020�

�

Sunday: Is 55:10�11/Ps 65:10, 11, 12�13, 14 [Lk 8:8]/Rom 8:18

�23/Mt 13:1�23 or 13:1�9�

Monday: Is 1:10�17/Ps 50:8�9, 16bc�17, 21 and 23 [23b]/Mt

10:34�11:1�

Tuesday: Is 7:1�9/Ps 48:2�3a, 3b�4, 5�6, 7�8 /Mt 11:20�24�

Wednesday: Is 10:5�7, 13b�16/Ps 94:5�6, 7�8, 9�10, 14�15

[14a]/Mt 11:25�27�

Thursday: Is 26:7�9, 12, 16�19/Ps 102:13�14ab and 15, 16�18,

19�21 [20b]/Mt 11:28�30�

Friday: Is 38:1�6, 21�22, 7�8/Is 38:10, 11, 12abcd, 16 [cf. 17b]/

Mt 12:1�8�

Saturday: Mi 2:1�5/Ps 10:1�2, 3�4, 7�8, 14 [12b]/Mt 12:14�21�

Saturday, July 11�

5:00 pm�

Karen LoSapio�

George Zitelli�

Sunday, July 12�

8:00 am�

�

9:30 am�

�

11:00 am�

�

Cecelia Mary Kowal�

�

Joan Latham�

�

Dennis Quinn�

Monday, July 13� Joe Venezia�

Tuesday, July 14� James Norton�

Wednesday, July 15� Louis Galli�

Thursday, July 16� Edward Loughrey�

Friday, July 17� Jack Sassaman�

Saturday, July 18�

5:00 pm�

Ray Hofmeister Sr.�

Bono Carlos�

Sunday, July 19�

8:00 am�

�

9:30 am�

�

11:00 am�

�

Barbara Van Nes�

�

James Naughton�

�

John Tone�

Monthly Offerings � May 2020�

�

Envelopes & Loose Cash� � � $ 10,761�

We Share Online Giving� � � $ 19,251�

Total� � � � � � $ 30,012�

�

July 1, 2019 � May 31, 2020�

YTD Budget� � � � � $398,750�

YTD Offering� � � � � $379,210�

YTD Deficit� � � � � ($19,540) �

�

May � Collections�

Building & Maintenance Fund� � � $ 1,225�

Missionaries of the Poor� � � $ 162�

Peter’s Pence� � � � � $ 470�

Mass Intentions

Please remember the sick members of our Parish

community who have requested our prayers . . . �

�

Radek Brocki, Fran Brooks, Joann Campo,

Kristin Carr, Gina Ceva, John Cobianchi,

Janet Conhaim, Tim Connors, Jeremiah

Crowley, Connie D’Angelo, Liz Degnan,

Patty Dixon, Ruth Dorney, Betty Dubinski,

Noelle Farmer, Felinda Felix, Nicholas

Ferroni, Marie Ferroni, Mary Frattarola,

Mark Goebel, Chris Groh, Toni Kearon,

Joel Kime, Verna Kolman, Leonard Legg,

Joyce Lifshin, Anthony LoSapio, John

McAndrew, Maeve McKendry, Jack

Matthew McKendry, Joyce Peterson, Marie

Rebhain, Sara Rind, Henry Rogers, Lee

Schaffer, Sam Scotto, Brenna Slate,

Regina Slezak, Lucas Soto, Bernie

Stelmach, Joseph Sterphone, Robert

Stickles, Winifred Swiss, Christopher

Torney, Nat Witmer & David Whitaker�

�

Please pray for those who have died . . . �

�

Marie Stoia � Mother of Charlie Stoia�

In Our Parish

Live the Liturgy�

�

Any good farmer will tell you that regardless of how good

the quality of the seed, its sprouting and bearing of effective

fruit is dependent upon the quality of the soil. Preparing the

soil is one of the most essential components of farming.

There is no doubt that the seed of God’s Word will

eventually achieve its purpose. God cannot and will not fail.

When and how that seed bears fruit is, however, dependent

upon us. What is the quality and condition of your soil?

Life’s concerns and preoccupations can cause us to

become inattentive to our inner life. This sometimes

unintentional neglect can result in our soil becoming hard,

overgrown with weeds, rocky, parched, and lifeless.�

�

When God’s seed is sown, it doesn’t

always take root because it struggles to

establish roots and flourish. How can you

more attentively attend to the soil of your

heart so that it will be a fertile and vital

place for the fruit of the Gospel to grow? �

Gospel Meditation�

Encourage Deeper Understanding of Scripture�

�

Using the best seeds doesn’t always guarantee the best

plants. An older Italian gentleman straight from Italy gave

me these amazing tomato seeds that he claimed produced

the best tomatoes ever grown. Without doubt, the fruit he

shared with me was a testament to that fact. These

tomatoes were amazing! I couldn’t wait until the next

growing season to plant these seeds and harvest my own

tomatoes. The whole experiment ended up a failure. I did

everything the gentleman said, but my fruit didn’t even

come close. What happened? At first I was perplexed, then

some years later the light dawned. The problem wasn’t the

seeds, it was the soil!�

�

You cannot sow seeds in any old place and in a haphazard

way and expect them to be at their best. It doesn’t work

that way. Planting the seeds is the easiest part. Preparing

the soil is the challenge. Tilling, mulching, enriching, and

building up the nutrients are all required for good fruit. Then

after the seeds are planted, more care is required in order

to maintain that healthy, nutrient rich environment for those

seeds to sprout, grow, and flourish. God happily sows the

seeds of his Word. What do we do with them?�

�

If we expect to be a passive bystander and have good fruit

magically grow, we are mistaken. Bearing the good fruit of

God’s Word requires preparation and work. We have to

cultivate the soil of our lives so that those seeds can find a

proper home. This one thing alone takes a great deal of

patience, time and effort. What kind of preparation have we

put into our lives so that we can be a recipient of God’s

seed? It takes a great deal of soul�searching and ego�

checking to prepare. God is the ever faithful and persistent

sower. If the seeds do not bear fruit the first time, God will

come back time and time again, giving it another try.�

�

If we have created a suitable bed for sowing, then once the

seed is sown, we must properly maintain it. What is our

maintenance plan for the seeds of God’s Word? We need

a source for water and a watering schedule. We need to

weed, aerate the soil, nurture the plants, protect and

provide proper nutrients. What does our spiritual plan look

like? If we have done all things well, imagine what the

seeds of God’s Word could produce in us!�

Our Parish Prayers Gospel Meditation

Moving?�

�

If you are moving, please be sure to contact the Parish

office so that we may wish you well and keep our records

up�to�date. In addition, if your contact information changes

(phone number, email address, etc.), please reach out to

the Parish Office to update your information.

maryann.spagnuolo@stmatthewsrandolph.org.�

�

“By wisdom a house is built, and

by understanding it is established,

by knowledge the rooms are filled

with all precious and pleasant

riches.” �

~Proverbs 24: 3�4�

St. Matthew the Apostle�

Prayer Garden & Labyrinth�

�

When the Church and Parish Office are closed you may

spend time in prayer by visiting the St. Matthew’s prayer

garden. The quiet space opens up to the Blessed

Sacrament Chapel in the Church.�

�

We also welcome you to take

advantage of the beautiful summer

weather and visit the prayer labyrinth

and fire pit located on the east side of

the church. Please use the benches

and enjoy quiet time in prayer.�

In Our Parish

Online Giving & Faith Formation Payments�

Accepted via WeShare�

�

The practice of Christian stewardship via online giving

provides the opportunity for planned giving. Online Giving

allows for a streamlined administrative process and allows

for more accurate budgeting. Please prayerfully consider

donating to St. Matthew’s via our online system. Please

access the WeShare link on the St. Matthew’s website

under the Support tab. If you are currently using WeShare,

please take a few moments to update your information to

ensure that credit card information is up�to�date.�

�

If you have any questions, please contact Fr. Brian or

MaryAnn in the Parish office at (973) 584�1101. We are

happy to assist you.�

St. Matthew the Apostle � Spring Fundraiser�

Car Raffle � Winners Selected!�

�

The Winner’s Choice Car Raffle was held on Sunday,

6/28/20 at 12:00 pm. Winning ticket # 2142 is the relative �

of a Parishioner and the winner of a new car! The second

place winner of a $500 gas gift card was ticket #0710, a

Parishioner of St. Matthew’s.�

�

Thank you to our entire community for

your generous support of the St.

Matthew’s annual spring fundraiser.

Proceeds earned will support the safety

and security measures of the Parish. �

�

Thank you to Bob Sciarello and the Fundraising team for

their hard work and efforts with the raffle. We would also

like to thank Maplecrest Ford in Mendham for working with

us to promote a successful fundraiser.�

What is a Mass Card?�

��

The dedication of a Mass is a special way to show an

expression of support, sympathy and care for those who are ill

and those who have passed. We remember the deceased and

invite their family members to attend a special liturgy in honor

of their loved one.�

�

It has been a long standing tradition of the

Catholic church to commemorate and pray for

those who have gone before us with a special

intention during the liturgy. The name of the

person to be prayed for is shared in the Prayer

of the Faithful.�

��

Please contact Karen or MaryAnn in the Parish office if you

would like to have a Mass offering for your loved one�

(973) 584�1101. We are happy to assist you!�

Corpus Christi Food Drive�

Catholic Charities � Diocese of Paterson�

Donation accepted through July 31,2020�

�

Each year, the Food Drive helps support Catholic Charities’

Food Pantries with thousands of pounds of food for the

critical summer months. The collection will offer assistance

to local food pantries in Morris, Passaic and Sussex

Counties. Due to the unprecedented requests during the

summer months, the Diocese has joined in this effort.�

�

Each Parish has been asked to provide specific items to

ensure a variety of items for the pantries. St. Matthew’s has

been asked to provide Quick Oats, Toasted Wheat Cereal

and VO5 Shampoo. �

�

Please click the following link and select the Shop Now

button to purchase and donate items virtually:�

https://yougivegoods.com/shop?drive=11322.�

�

If you would like to make a

monetary donation, please visit:�

www.ccpaterson.org/corpus.�

Parish Office Summer Hours�

Monday, June 15, 2020 � �

Labor Day, Monday, September 7, 2020�

�

The St. Matthew’s Parish office will operate

on summer hours beginning on Monday,

June 15, 2020 through Labor Day Monday,

September 7, 2020. The office will be open

Monday through Thursday from 9:00 am �

1:00 pm and will be closed on Friday.�

�

Enjoy the summer!�

Prayers for Hope Builders�

�

Please keep our Hope Builders in your prayers as they do

God’s work right here in Randolph, Monday through Friday,

July 13�17. We are calling it our Stay�Mission!�

��

Let us pray. Creator God, we ask your

blessing on our Hope Builders. Keep them

safe and guide them in all that they do as

disciples of your son, Jesus. Bless all the

families that our Hope Builders will be

serving. We ask this in Jesus’ name, Amen.�

Find Mass Times�

�

Before leaving for vacation this summer, don’t forget to take

a few moments to locate a Catholic church in the area and

attend Mass. Please visit www.masstimes.org. The user

friendly website lists Mass times for Catholic Churches

around the world (you may also download the app).�

�

No matter where you may travel,�

remember to take your Catholic faith with you! �

Eucharistic Adoration�

Tuesday, July 21, 2020�

2:00 pm � 8:00 pm�

�

The Risen Lord is asking, “Could you not spend some

time with me?” (Matthew 26:40)�

�

Please join us for Eucharistic Adoration and

spend time with the Lord on Tuesday, July 21,

2020. Please see the sign�up sheet in the

Gathering Space. Walk�ins are welcome! If

you have any questions, please contact Tom

and PeggyAnn Meola at (973) 277�7906.�

In Our Parish

Kids Korner

�

Faith Formation For Children�

Registration is now open!�

�

Faith Formation registration for students in K �10 is open.

The registration letter and all forms may be accessed under

the Faith Formation Youth tab on the St. Matthew’s website:

www.stmatthewsrandolph.org. To ensure that your child is

placed in the session of your choice please return forms as

soon as possible. Registration fees are listed.�

�

Sacramental Guidelines�

for Catholic School Students�

Per Diocesan Policy, all Catholic School

students preparing for reception of Confirmation

are to participate in their Parish Community’s

Sacramental preparation programs. Students

entering 9

th

grade in September 2020 are

reminded to enroll for Faith Formation classes.�

�

The preparation and the celebration of the Sacrament of

Confirmation are parish�based. The parish is the center of

lifelong faith development; therefore, it is essential to

integrate youth into the life of the parish. Students who

attend Catholic high schools and wish to be prepared for the

Sacrament of Confirmation need to enroll in their parish

Confirmation program. (from Sacramental Policies and

Guidelines, Diocese of Paterson)�

�

If you have any questions please contact Director of Faith

Formation Moira A. Dziomba at (973) 584�1101 ext. 201 or

via email: moira.dziomba@stmatthewsrandolph.org.�

Faith Formation

�

Attention Kindergarten Parents�

�

St. Matthew’s Sacrament Preparation is a two year process

beginning in the 1

st

grade. If your child is entering 1

st

grade

in September 2020, please register for our Faith Formation

classes. �

�

Sacramental Guidelines for �

First Reconciliation and First Eucharist�

�

Diocesan guidelines: Sacramental preparation is a two�year

process. Children must be enrolled in formal faith formation

classes for two years prior to the reception of Sacraments.�

�

Registration forms are available in the Gathering Space or

at www.stmatthewsrandoph.org. Please contact Moira

Dziomba, Director of Faith Formation with questions via

email: moira.dziomba@stmatthewsrandolph.org or call �

(973) 584�1101 ext. 201.�

St. Matthew the Apostle Parish �

335 Dover Chester Road�

Randolph, NJ 07869�

Phone (973) 584�1101�

Fax (973) 584�0499�

�

Website:� www.stmatthewsrandolph.org�

�

Office Hours:� Monday � Thursday: 9:00 am � 3:00 pm��

� � Friday: 9:00 am � 1:00 pm�

In Our Parish

Homebound or Hospitalized�

�

If you have friend or loved one who is

homebound or hospitalized and would like a

visit and the opportunity to receive Holy

Communion, please contact the Parish Office

(973) 584�1101. Thank you for helping us

support those in our Parish Community.�

�

New Parish Registration�

�

As we begin a new year, St. Matthew’s invites everyone to

participate in our spiritual, educational and social life.

Please complete a registration form and join ou1r Parish

family! Forms may be found on the Parish website, in the

Gathering Space or you may contact the Parish office and

we will mail/email the registration form to you. Registration

is required for Religious Education Programs and for the

reception of all Sacraments. Only active, registered

members of the Parish may receive sponsor forms for

Baptism or Confirmation. If you need a sponsor form,

please contact the office an we will be happy to assist you.�

�

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�

Updating Parishioner Registration�

�

Registered Parishioners, do you have a new email

address? mailing address? phone number? Please be sure

to contact the Parish office with any changes to your

contact information. It will allow us to continue to provide

Parish and community news and updates in a timely

manner. Do you have an adult child who no longer lives at

home? It is important for young adults to establish their

own registration. Please contact the Parish office with any

questions (973) 584�1101.�

Celebrate the Sacraments�

�

Baptism: Baptism is celebrated on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of the

month after the 11:00 am Mass and on the 4th Sunday during the

11:00 am Mass. Please call the Parish office at least two months

in advance to make arrangements.�

�

First Reconciliation & First Communion: Our Faith Formation

Program begins with Grade 1. First reconciliation and First

Communion is a 2�year program. Please call the Faith Formation

office to register your child.�

�

Confirmation: Confirmation is a 2�year program beginning in

9th grade. Students will receive the Sacrament of Confirmation in

the spring of their 10th grade year.�

�

Matrimony: Couples are asked to contact the Parish at least

one year in advance.�

�

Anointing of the Sick: Please call the Parish office at anytime

for Communion calls or visitation of the sick or elderly. Holy

Communion may be brought to the home of any person who is

temporarily or permanently homebound.�

�

Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA): RCIA prepares

adolescents and adults for Baptism and full Communion into the

Catholic Church. Please call the Parish office for information�

Altar Servers� Deacon Ed Keegan� (973) 927�1146�

Bible Study� Suzanne Johnson� (973) 361�1028�

Bridges� Debbi Tavares� (973) 895�8874�

Church Environment� Tom & PeggyAnn Meola� (973) 895�4437�

Cornerstone � Women� Joanne Morrone� (973) 229�4915�

Eucharistic Adoration� Tom & PeggyAnn Meola� (973) 895�4437�

Eucharistic Ministers� Andy & Doreen Guzo� (973) 451�0814�

Faith Kitchen� Andy & Doreen Guzo� (973) 451�0814�

Finance Council� John Potter� (973) 543�5757�

Food Pantry � Bill Ruane� (201) 787�0029�

Fundraising� Bob Sciarello� (973) 584�3983�

Funeral Ministry� Chris & John Groh� (973) 328�3203�

Greeters� Darcy Ronchi� (973) 328�4573�

Healthy Bones� Shirley Kraft� (973) 252�7393�

Interfaith Furnishings� Mary Jo Welch� (973) 361�1666�

Lectors� Ro Peach� (973) 584�1041�

Liturgy� Fr. Brian Quinn� (973) 584�1101�

Marthas & Marys� Beth McNeilly� (973) 989�7547�

Matthew’s Men� Bill Ruane� (201) 787�0029�

Music Ministry� Kathy Burke � (973) 610�5654�

Parish Leadership Team� Bill Ruane� (201) 787�0029�

Prayer Chain� Debbi Tavares� (973) 895�8874�

Prayer Shawl� Chris Groh� (973) 328�3203�

RCIA� Deacon Ed Keegan� (973) 927�1146�

Shopper’s Club� Winifred Swiss� (973) 960�6005�

Scout Troops� TBA� �

Ushers� TBA� �

Women of Faith� Moira Dziomba� (973) 584�1101�

Youth Group� Jim Hill� (973) 584�1101�

Marriage Preparation�

Deacon Ed & Sandie Keegan�

(973) 927�1146�

Meals on Wheels� Gene Cottrell� (973) 722�7733�

Parish Ministries & Contact Information�

In & Around Town

Care Notes�

�

CareNotes are written for people dealing with emotional

situations who are looking for concise, easy�to�read

guidance and support. These booklets are designed with

small sections with sidebars to support the information,

stimulate interest and offer support. The compact, 5” x 7”,

eight�page full color booklets offer strength, help and

healing for those who are hurting. CareNotes provide a

wealth of emotional, recovery, health, grief and eldercare

support and information. These wellness�oriented booklets

address real�life emotional, psychological and spiritual

needs and are an outstanding wellness resource.�

�

CareNotes may be found in the Gathering

Space. Please call the Parish office if you

would like information (973) 584�1101.�

Online Webinar & Fundraiser�

Benefiting the Jesuit retreat houses of the USA East�

Sunday, August 2, 2020 � 4:00 pm�

�

Join Fr. Jim Martin as he discusses Ignatian Contemplation:

Needed Now More Than Ever. What are the timeless truths

of Ignatian spirituality and how can a nearly 500�year�old

method for honest discernment help us in today’s turbulent

times? If you are wondering how to seek truth among the

chaos, what you can do or who you are called to be, join Fr.

Jim Martin, SJ, for a�live, interactive discussion�as he

shares the Ignatian way of making decisions and the

closeness to God it brings, which is needed more than ever.�

�

The online webinar and fundraiser will be held on Sunday,

August 2, 2020 at 4:00 pm. The fee is $100 per person. To

register please visit:��http://bit.ly/martinonline�

�

Rev. James Martin, SJ, is a Jesuit priest, editor�at�large at

the Jesuit magazine America and author of numerous books

including�My Life with the Saints. He is a frequent

commentator in the national and international media, having

appeared in such diverse outlets as�The Colbert Report,

The Wall Street Journal, History Channel, BBC and Vatican

Radio. Before entering the Jesuits in 1988 he graduated

from the Wharton School of Business.�

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