1 SUNDAY, MAY 14, 2017 FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER-MOTHER’S DAY Beatitudes for Mothers Blessed are Mothers…who did without for us, they will be rewarded. Blessed are Mothers…who lost sleep when we were sick, they will find rest. Blessed are Mothers…who comforted us, they will be comforted. Blessed are Mothers…who taught us right from wrong, they will know justice. Blessed are Mothers…who showed us the Christian life by example, they will live forever. Blessed are Mothers…who shared with us the meaning of peace, they shall know peace. Blessed are Mothers…who taught us the importance of loving God and each other, they shall see God. A Happy and blessed Mothers’ Day. May our Blessed Mother Mary always be with you and your loved ones. God bless, Fr. Herb WORDS OF TITHING: From the Pastor: Special gratitude to our parishioners who volunteer to conduct our parish bingo. Since last summer, they have enabled us to offer bingo with their gifts of Time and Talent for the good of our entire parish. Words of Tithing from the Pews: We are thankful for all our blessings from God and feel honored to be giving Him our tithe in return. Weekend Collections: March & April 2017 - $149,204 – averaging $21,413.72 each weekend. (7 Weekends) Weekend Collection: March & April 2016 - $135,625.69 – averaging $16,953.22 each weekend. (8 Weekends) Easter Weekend Collection – 2017 - $60,391.50 so far. Easter Weekend Collection – 2016 - $63,048 through June 30, 2016 Faith Direct Parishioners: 113 Thank you for your generous sacrifices! MASS ATTENDANCE Mass attendance for April 29/30: 1651 OUR EASTER COLLECTION GIFT TO OUR RISEN LORD AND SAVIOR, JESUS CHRIST Easter is the most important and joyful day of the year. Jesus Christ, risen from the dead, is the sign of eternal life in the Kingdom for all of us. On Easter Sunday, with the whole community, we renewed our baptismal commitment to Jesus, rejecting sin and embracing anew our belief in Jesus, His way of life, the forgiveness of sins, the Resurrection of the body and life everlasting. Hopefully our sacrificial Easter collection gift to our parish gratefully reflects our complete commitment to our Risen Savior. He does everything for us, and we give Him back our very best offering in this joyful Easter collection. Our parish relies heavily on our Easter collection and our Christmas collection to responsibly balance our budget every year. Thank you so much for your extra help at Easter! If you were away for Easter, please put your Easter offering in the collection basket in the next few weeks. Thank you. ELECTRONIC GIVING WITH FAITH DIRECT Do you have plans for Memorial Day? Are you booking your summer vacations? Consider enrolling in eGiving through Faith Direct to make sure that your gift can reach Saint Peter the Apostle even when you cannot. Visit www.faithdirect.net and use our church code: NJ745. Or you may call them at 866-507-8757 Thank you for your continued support of our parish family!
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SUNDAY, MAY 14, 2017
FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER-MOTHER’S DAY
Beatitudes for Mothers
Blessed are Mothers…who did without for us, they will be rewarded.
Blessed are Mothers…who lost sleep when we were sick, they will find rest. Blessed are Mothers…who comforted us, they will be comforted.
Blessed are Mothers…who taught us right from wrong, they will know justice. Blessed are Mothers…who showed us the Christian life by example,
they will live forever. Blessed are Mothers…who shared with us the meaning of peace,
they shall know peace. Blessed are Mothers…who taught us the importance of loving God and
each other, they shall see God.
A Happy and blessed Mothers’ Day.
May our Blessed Mother Mary always be with you and your loved ones.
God bless, Fr. Herb
WORDS OF TITHING:
From the Pastor: Special gratitude to our parishioners
who volunteer to conduct our parish bingo. Since last
summer, they have enabled us to offer bingo with their gifts of Time and Talent for the good of our entire parish.
Words of Tithing from the Pews: We are thankful for all
our blessings from God and feel honored to be giving Him
our tithe in return.
Weekend Collections: March & April 2017 - $149,204 –
averaging $21,413.72 each weekend. (7 Weekends)
Weekend Collection: March & April 2016 - $135,625.69
– averaging $16,953.22 each weekend. (8 Weekends)
Easter Weekend Collection – 2017 - $60,391.50 so far.
Easter Weekend Collection – 2016 - $63,048 through
June 30, 2016
Faith Direct Parishioners: 113
Thank you for your generous sacrifices!
MASS ATTENDANCE
Mass attendance for April 29/30: 1651
OUR EASTER COLLECTION GIFT
TO OUR RISEN LORD AND SAVIOR, JESUS CHRIST Easter is the most important and joyful day of the year. Jesus Christ, risen from the dead, is the sign of eternal life in the Kingdom for all of us. On Easter Sunday, with the whole
community, we renewed our baptismal commitment to Jesus, rejecting sin and embracing anew our belief in Jesus, His way of life, the forgiveness of sins, the Resurrection of the body and life everlasting. Hopefully our sacrificial Easter collection gift to our parish gratefully reflects our complete commitment to our Risen Savior. He does everything for us, and we give Him back our very best offering in this joyful Easter collection. Our parish relies heavily
on our Easter collection and our Christmas collection to responsibly balance our budget every year. Thank you so much for your extra help at Easter! If you were away for Easter, please put your Easter offering in the collection basket in the next few weeks. Thank you.
ELECTRONIC GIVING WITH FAITH DIRECT
Do you have plans for Memorial Day? Are you booking
your summer vacations? Consider enrolling in eGiving
through Faith Direct to make sure that your gift can reach
Saint Peter the Apostle even when you cannot. Visit
www.faithdirect.net and use our church code: NJ745. Or
you may call them at 866-507-8757 Thank you for your continued support of our parish
family!
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SCRIPTURE READINGS MAY 15-21
MONDAY Acts 14: 5-18 Gospel: John 14: 21-26
TUESDAY Acts 14: 19-28 Gospel: John 14: 27-31a
WEDNESDAY Acts 15: 1-6 Gospel: John 15: 1-8
THURSDAY Acts 15: 7-21 Gospel: John 15: 9-11
FRIDAY Acts 15: 22-31 Gospel: John 15: 12-17
SATURDAY Acts 16: 1-10 Gospel: John 15: 18-21
SUNDAY Acts 8: 5-8, 14-17
1 Peter 3: 15-18 Gospel: John 14: 15-21
SANCTUARY LAMPS & FLOWERS You may have the Sanctuary Candles in the Church, Chapel or Adoration Chapel burn in memory of a loved one ($10.00 donation), roses at the Tabernacle ($10.00 donation), or flowers at the
altar ($50.00 Donation). Please call or stop into the rectory office.
May 14-20, 2017
Sanctuary Lamp in the Church is for All Mothers Living
& Deceased Sanctuary Lamp in Mary’s Daily Chapel is for People
of the Parish
Sanctuary Lamps in the Adoration Chapel are In
Thanksgiving , Milagros Bahia
Tabernacle Roses are for Betty Birilli
Altar Flowers
CATHOLIC WAR VETERANS OF AMERICA
MEMORIAL DAY POPPIES FUNDRAISER Members of the Army Chaplain Fr. Charles Watters Parsippany Post 1967 will be offering Memorial Day Poppies after all the
Masses next weekend on May 20/21. Honoring America’s war dead by wearing poppies is traditionally done every Memorial Day. Funds raised will help the Parsippany Catholic War Veterans Post continue to assist our local veterans, our local parishes and our local Catholic men’s and women’s organizations as well as educate and challenge the students of All Saints Academy with writing and oratory contests and scholarship awards
CONGRATULATIONS DR. DENIS MULROONY
PARSIPPANY HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL We congratulate Dr. Denis Mulroony, the Principal of our neighboring Parsippany High School and a former parishioner of Saint Peter the Apostle, who was recently honored by the Morris County Council of Education Association as this year’s recipient of the Friends of Education Award. The group is a local chapter of the New Jersey Education Association. Dr. Mulroony was cited as creating “a supportive school community in which
students, teachers, support staff and administrative alike have united to form an interactive team that has come to be the Parsippany High School Family”. Many of our high school youth attend Parsippany High School and it is good to see their high school principal so well appreciated by the education community. For several years, Dr. Mulroony had help our parish with some of our parish youth ministry programs as an adult leader. We applaud this fine outstanding educator who serves our young
people and their families so well.
MASS INTENTIONS FOR MAY 15-21
MONDAY, May 15th
-St. Isidore 6:45AM – People of the Parish, Frances Prelich, George Hundt, Sr. 8:00AM – Romeo Dumuk, Sr., Frederick Abline, Jr., Kathy Ann Reid
TUESDAY, May 16th
6:45AM – Special Intention for the Priests of our Parish 8:00AM – Flora Intiso, Carol Ann Dragone
9:00AM – Fillippa Mastropaolo
WEDNESDAY, May 17th
6:45AM – Special Intention for the Deacons of our Parish 8:00AM – Jean Calabrase, Vita Racamato
THURSDAY, May 18th
-St. John I, Pope & Martyr 6:45AM – Madelyn Flynn 8:00AM – Edward Tuite, Souls in Purgatory
FRIDAY, May 19th
- 6:45AM – Deceased Priests of our Parish
8:00AM – Paul Fourounjian, Robert Dominy (14th Anniv.)
SATURDAY, May 20th
–St. Pemardine of Siena, Priest 8:00AM – Salvacion Masangkay, Mildred Stevens (15thAnniv.), Pacifico Natividad 5:30PM –Richard Monahan, Connolly & O’Brien Families, Katherine Letchko, Marge Maturo 7:00PM –Romero Villa, Jose Claro Alvarez, Nancy Ramirez, Special Intention for Carmen delaPaz
SUNDAY, May 21st -Sixth Sunday of Easter
7:30AM –Timothy Kulig, Bill Verdon , Josephine Frontera 9:00AM –Eugienia & Joseph Sokolowski, Edna McKenna, Richard Grabiec 10:30AM –Elsie Kaphan & Dorothy Linden McManus, Celedonia Isidor Flores, Ferguson Family 12:00PM – Breda Smyth, Stanley Gorak, Rosemary Manci 7:00PM – Angela & Walter Isola, Christopher Hirsch, Thomas
& Luisa Marrero
MARTHA MINISTRY- FRIDAY, MAY 19 – TEAM 2
Mary Ellen Dinsmore, Pat Sherlock, Lucille Sherwood, Marge O’Hara, Jeanette Coyle
SAVE THE DATE – JUNE 17
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PADRE PIO PILGRIMAGE TO BARTO, PA
There will be Padre Pio Pilgrimage to Barto, PA on June 17th. The bus will leave Saint Peter’s at 8:30 AM or Saint Rose of Lima in East Hanover at 9:30 AM. The cost is $25/per person. The day will include a Talk on Padre Pio, Tour of the Museum, Video on Padre Pio, Gift Shop Time and Caplet of Divine Mercy.
SAINT PETER’S FOOD PANTRY
MAY 20/21
Thank you, our faithful parishioners, for your continued generosity to our Food Pantry! Our May food pantry collection will be next weekend, May 20/21. We need the following items: juice, condiments, coffee, cookies, cold cereal, pasta, spaghetti sauce, canned tomatoes, side dishes, jelly, syrup, shampoo and conditioner, toothpaste & toothbrushes, cleaning products, laundry detergent and paper products. Monetary donations are always welcome; please put your donation in an envelope marked
“Food Pantry” and put it in the regular collection basket.
BIBLE SHARING WEDNESDAY – MAY 24TH-7:30PM
Our next Bible Sharing will take place on Wednesday,
May 24th at 7:30 PM in the Church Hall. All are invited to
attend.
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THIS WEEK IN OUR PARISH MAY 14-20
SUNDAY, MAY 14TH
8:00AM – Men’s Basketball – Parish Center 9:00AM – Children’s Gospel Program – Church Hall 1:00PM – High School Basketball – Parish Center 2:30PM – Padre Pio Prayer Group – Chapel 5:30PM – Indian Community Mass/Fellowship-Church/Hall 5:30PM – NO Bingo – Parish Center
MONDAY, MAY 15TH
7:00PM – Confirmation Practice – Church 6:00PM – How To Prevent Infectious Disease (Spanish) – Church Hall 7:00PM – RCIA - Rectory 7:30PM – S.I.N.E. – Spanish Room
TUESDAY, MAY 16th
9:00AM – ASA Liturgy & Mary Crowing/Fr. Joe - Church
10:00AM – Peanut’s Playgroup – Church Hall 10:30AM – ASA Grade 2 Family Brunch – Cafeteria
7:30PM – Confirmation – Church/Church Hall
8:00PM – CYO Coach’s Basketball – Parish Center
WEDNESDAY, MAY 17TH
6:30PM – First Communion Pictures – School Library 7:00PM – Boy Scout Troop 72 – Cafeteria 7:00PM – High School Basketball – Parish Center 7:30PM – Spanish Bible Study – School THURSDAY, MAY 18
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7:00PM – Grace Before Meals–Youth – Cafeteria/Youth Room 7:30PM – Spanish Choir - Chapel 7:30PM – Adult Choir – Church/Church Hall 8:30PM – Men’s Basketball – Parish Center
FRIDAY, MAY 19TH
11:00AM – Care One Mass 5:30PM – Pocketbook Bingo – Parish Center 7:30PM – Spanish Prayer Group – Chapel
7:30PM – Begin Again - Convent
SATURDAY, MAY 20TH
8:30AM – Polish School - School 10:00AM – SSC Associates – Church Hall 4:00PM – Penance – Church 5:00PM – Indian Community – Parish Center 5:30PM – May Crowning at Mass – Church 5:30PM – Food Pantry Collection – Narthex
6:00PM – Pasta Dinner for Ronald McDonald House - Cafeteria 7:30PM – AA – Church Hall
SPAGHETTI DINNER TO BENEFIT
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE – MAY 20TH
Parsippany Girl Scout Troop 5089 will be hosting a spaghetti dinner in the cafeteria at All Saints Academy on Saturday, May 20th from 6:00-8:00 PM in an effort to support the Ronald McDonald House. Dinner includes all-you-can-eat pasta, meatballs, salad and garlic bread. Dessert will also be provided. Tickets are $8/Adults and $4/children. As an added treat, the Girl Scout Troop will be performing a special skit at 6:30 & 7:30 PM. The show will last approximately 15 minutes. Don’t have time
for the show? No problem, we will gladly take pre-orders for pick up. Please see the flyer in today’s bulletin for additional details or [email protected].
MORRIS CATHOLIC GOLF OUTING – JUNE 19
Morris Catholic High School will be hosting their 35th Annual Spring Golf Outing at the exclusive Rockaway River
CountryClub on June 19th. For more information and to sign up, go to www.morriscatholic.org.
For everything there is a season and a time for every purpose
under heaven…
…a time to born
Albin Anjel Sanchez Sosa, Tyler Patrick Curran,
Declan James Curran
…a time to die
Maria Morin
…a time to heal
Fr. Leo Carey, Fr. Ron Sordillo, Noah Lorencovitz,
Imelda Carin, Teresa Moroney, Charles Reilly, Shirley Ward
…a time to love
“…and a time of peace.” Ecclesiastes 3:11
MOVING FORWARD
GROWING STRONGER TOGETHER Our “Moving Forward-Growing Stronger Together”
program is complete! We are happy to report that we had a very
successful program because so many of you, our parishioners, supported that. Thank you very much!
The preliminary analysis shows that 270 parishioners responded to the campaign and committed to increase their Offertory Collection contributions. This represents 37% of our
regular donors. We are already seeing an increase in our weekly
Offertory Collection as reported in the bulletin. In fact, you may notice that we are now reporting the total and the average weekly collection amounts for each month. We made the change in order to have a better comparison with the previous year and to more accurately account for electronic giving. We encourage you to please maintain your new level of contribution so that we can continue to do God’s work and carry out the mission of our parish.
Thank you again for your personal financial sacrifices, your increased Offertory Contributions, your prayers and your continued support for Saint Peter the Apostle Parish.
If you participate in our Faith Direct electronic giving program and you are increasing your collection offering, please call 1-866-507-8757 or email Faith Direct at [email protected] using our parish code NJ745 to notify them of your increased collection offering so that they will make the change you have decided. Thank you.
If you haven’t turned in a Commitment Card, and want to participate, please mail the Card to our parish, put it in the collection basket or bring it to the Rectory. If you need a Commitment Card, please call the Rectory – 973-334-2090.
Thank you for all your generosity to our parish, for your participation in all our parish ministries and for your constant prayers. We ask Our Risen Lord to keep our parish “Moving Forward and Growing Stronger Together”.
No Bingo on Mother’s Day
Powerball #1 - $500.00 – Powerball #2 - $50.00
Bingo Resumes on Sunday, May 21st, 2017
MEMORY CARE SUPPORT GROUP
Arden Courts Memory Care Assisted Living Community in Whippany invites you to their monthly Memory Care
Support Group. They meet the 2nd Wednesday of every
month at 1:00 PM. The group is led by Vivian Green
Korner, MA.C.D.P. Arden Courts is located at 18 Eden
Registration for Middle School September 2017 All Saints Academy welcomes all prospective middle school students and their families that seek the
academic, spiritual and social opportunities that exist uniquely in our school community. All Saints Academy is a nationally recognized STEM school of
the Diocese of Paterson. The Academy offers a comprehensive, multi-curricular, rigorous academic program, centered on values-based education. The departmentalized middle school is closely geared to strong high school preparation, offering a full year of high school algebra to students with advanced proficiency, a
dedicated literature studies program, world language, engineering and project-based learning. A strong and loving Catholic identity permeates the environment. A spirit of faith, respect and joy are evident in our school. In addition to religious instruction, students model Christian ideals through cooperative activities, spiritual and liturgical celebrations, participation in Sacraments, and service outreach. We also sponsor an active chapter of the National Junior Honor Society (JNHS) for middle school
students. A collaborative parent organization lends partnership and support to the school community. Contact our school principal, Mrs. Judy Berg, at 973-334-4704, to schedule a tour and classroom visit in our middle school.
CELEBRATE THE 100TH
ANNIVERSART OF
OUR LADY OF FATIMA – OCTOBER 6-17TH
Join Msgr. Herb for a pilgrimage to the Great Shrine of
Our Lady of Fatima in Portugal in Mary’s month of
October. Our journey will go from Friday, October 6
through Tuesday, October 17 - in the beautiful fall season.
We will spend Sunday, October 8 in Fatima itself. We will celebrate Sunday Mass, and participate in the evening
Rosary and candle light procession. Leaving Portugal, we
travel to Southern Spain visiting Seville, the Costa Del Sol
Spanish Rivera, (optional day trip to the Rock of Gibraltar)
and then we go to Granada and complete our journey with
days in the capital city of Madrid. On this pilgrimage, we
visit with Our Lady of Fatima in this, the 100th
Anniversary Centennial year of her apparitions to the 3
Fatima children. Our pilgrimage is a wonderful
opportunity for prayer and spiritual renewal. We will pray
and celebrate Mass together. We will travel and get to enjoy each other’s good company as well.
Call, or come to the Rectory for a colorful trip brochure at
973-334-2090. Contact our travel agent, Nuovo Tours, toll
free at 1-844-686-8688 at your convenience as well. We
look forward to a spiritually enriching time together.
The trip we had planned for this May was cancelled
because several interested people could not come in May
or June.
ROSARY SOCIETY MEGA GARAGE SALE – JUNE 3
Please save the date for our Rosary Society’s 5th Annual
Mega Garage Sale on June 3rd from 9 AM – 3 PM. Eight
foot tables - $25/each. Contact Lynn at 973-432-4807 to
reserve a table.
SAINT PETER’S GOLDEN AGE-MAY 22ND-AT 11AM
NOTE CHANGE OF DATE Saint Peter’s Golden Age will meet at the Community Center on Monday, May 22, 2017 at 11:00 AM – All are welcome!
PARTNERSHIP FOR A DRUG-FREE NJ-MAY 17 The Partnership for a Drug-Free NJ will be hosting a Knock Out on Opioid Abuse Town Hall on Wednesday May 17th at the Morris County Public Safety Training Academy from 6-8 PM. Doors open at 5:00 PM. They hope to have the community come
to have their voice heard and be a part of the solution to end opioid abuse in Morris County.
HELP US THIS MONTH FOR
MOCOA, COLOMBIA FLOOD VICTIMS Please help us with a humanitarian emergency campaign for Mocoa, Colombia, in this month of May. On April 1, 2017, heavy rain triggered flooding and landslides in the city of Mocoa,
Putumayo, Colombia, killing at 316 people, injuring 332 and leaving 103 people missing. You may have seen the pictures on TV news. People lost everything in this awful catastrophe. The Colombian people in Mocoa need our help with anything that we can donate for them. We will collect the following items: Gently used clothes and underwear for men, women and children, socks, towels, personal care products, blankets, bed sheets and canned foods (If you have kitchen or bed items that you don’t use any
more, we can arrange to take them). Please place these items in the large box in the narthex entrance to our Church. If you can donate money, please mail or bring it to the Rectory or put it in an envelope marked “Colombia” and put it in the collection basket. Make your check out to Saint Peter the Apostle Church with the note line reading “Colombia Flood”. We will send your donations to the Vincentian Sisters of Charity in Colombia who will use
them for the people. This parish campaign honors our Blessed Mother Mary in her month of May, helping her children most in need. We greatly appreciate your help for our brothers and sister affected by the terrible flooding. Please call Msgr. Herb or Fr. Yojan with any questions. Our Lady of Fatima, Pray for Us.
CHRISTOPHER R. ARAYATA FOUNDATION Help support the Christopher R. Arayata Foundation by joining fellow parishioners at The Panera Bread Bakery-Café located at
1161 Route 46 in Parsippany. There will be a flyer in the upcoming weeks to present at Panera’s when placing your order. Panera’s will donate a portion of the proceeds from your purchase to the Foundation. It’s a great way to combine great taste and great fun – for a great cause.
OUTREACH CORNER
If you can help with any of these needs, please call the
Rectory at 973-334-2090:
A woman on Vail Road needs a ride the 12 Noon Mass
once a month. A woman needs a ride to any Mass once a
month. A used Verizon phone. A gentleman needs a ride
to the doctor. A parishioner wants to donate a hospital
bed to anyone who needs one. A family needs summer clothes – girl – woman’s large, twin boys – pants men’s
small, tops – large and if you have an extra TV, they could
use one, too.
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Hablando español en San Pedro Apóstol domingo, 14 de mayo de 2017 – Quinto Domingo de Pascua
Día de las Madres
Horario de las Misas:
Confesiones:
lunes a viernes: 6:45 y 8:00 am
sábado: 4:00 a 5:00 pm
sábado: 5:30 y 7:00 pm en español
domingo: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30, 12 m y 7:00 pm
Intenciones de las Misas: Por favor, notificar
a la oficina parroquial (973-334-2090) con una
semana de anticipación. El donativo para las
intenciones es de $10.00.
Mensaje del párroco:
Bienaventuranzas para las Madres
Bienaventuradas las madres...que no tuvieron nada por
nosotros, serán recompensadas.
Bienaventuradas las madres...que perdieron sueño cuando
estábamos enfermos, encontrarán descanso.
Bienaventuradas las madres...que nos consolaron, porque
serán consoladas.
Bienaventuradas las madres...que nos enseñaron el bien del mal, ellas conocerán la justicia.
Bienaventuradas las madres...que nos dieron el ejemplo de
vida cristiana, ellas vivirán para siempre.
Bienaventuradas las madres...que compartieron con nosotros
el significado de la paz,
ellas conocerán la paz.
Bienaventuradas las madres...que nos enseñaron la
importancia de amar a Dios y
unos a otros, ellas verán a Dios.
¡Feliz y bendecido Día de las Madres!
Que nuestra Santísima Madre María esté siempre con usted y
sus seres queridos.
Dios le bendiga, Padre Herb
AYÚDENOS DURANTE ESTE MES POR LAS VÍCTIMAS
DE LAS INUNDACIONES EN MOCOA, COLOMBIA
Por favor ayúdenos con una campaña
humanitaria de emergencia para Mocoa, Colombia,
durante este mes de mayo. El 1 de abril de 2017,
fuertes lluvias provocaron inundaciones y
deslizamientos de tierra en la ciudad de Mocoa,
Putumayo, Colombia, matando a 316 personas,
hiriendo a 332 y dejando 103 personas
desaparecidas. Usted puede haber visto las
imágenes en las noticias de la televisión. La gente
perdió todo en esta terrible catástrofe. El pueblo
colombiano en Mocoa necesita nuestra ayuda con lo
que podamos donar para ellos. Recogeremos los
siguientes artículos: Ropa y ropa interior levemente
usados para hombres, mujeres y niños, calcetines,
toallas, productos para el cuidado personal, mantas,
sábanas y alimentos enlatados (Si tiene artículos de
cocina o de cama que no usa más, podemos
coordinar para recogerlos). Por favor coloque estos
artículos en la caja grande ubicada en la entrada de
nuestra iglesia.
Si puede donar dinero, por favor envíelo por
correo o llévelo a la Rectoría o póngalo en un sobre
identificado que diga "Colombia" y póngalo en la
canasta de la colecta. Por favor, haga su cheque a
nombre de “Saint Peter Apostle” con una nota en la
línea provista que diga “Colombia Flood”.
Enviaremos sus donativos a las Hermanas
Vicencianas de la Caridad en Columbia, que lo
usarán muy bien para la gente. Esta campaña de la
parroquia honra a nuestra Santísima Madre María
en su mes de mayo, ayudando a sus hijos
necesitados. Agradecemos mucho su ayuda para
nuestros hermanos y hermanas afectados por las
terribles inundaciones. Por favor llame a Mons.
Herb o a Padre Yojan con cualquier pregunta.
Nuestra Señora de Fátima, ruega por nosotros.
GIRL SCOUT TROOP 5089 SPAGHETTI DINNER
When:Saturdy, May 20th – 6-8 PM
Where:All Saints Academy (Cafeteria Enter through front of school) What’s Salad, Spaghetti, Meatballs, Included: Garlic Bread, Dessert Tickets: Adult - $8/donation (Limit of 300) Child (10 & Under) - $4/donation
Preorder Take Away $8 donation Email [email protected] to order tickets Proceeds to benefit Troop 5089
Help us support Ronald McDonald House Please bring a suggested item to donate: Liquid hand soap, Antibacterial wipes, Paper towels, Small paper plates, Large paper plates, Plastic cutlery, Preemie diapers, Baby bottles, Baby toys Travel size deodorant, shampoo, conditioner, toothpaste and body wash Girl Scouts to perform Hansel & Gretel at 6:30 and 7:30
Easter Flowers 2017
Mrs. Mary Ann Lisa M/M R. Arayata Mr. Chris Cane M/M J. Mantilla Ms. Josephine Minerva M/M R. Arayata Mrs. Elizabeth Mcghee-Narey M/M Ferrer M/M Joaquim D’Souza M/M J. Vigna Mrs. Carmella Defilippo M/M Ralph Parlato Dr./Mrs. Peter Davanzo Ms. Patricia Sherlock Mrs. Sophia Morrissey Mrs. Claire Borkowski Mrs. Judi Stivers M/M Paul Hajjar M/M P. Ilankumaran M/M Willis Sanders Ms. Diane Donadia M/M George Lepre Margaret Paterson M/M J. Wallace Ms. Patricia Presto M/M Roberto Go Mr. Reynato Santiago M/M William Herrmann Ms. Susan Latevola Lolita Santiago M/M Henry Singleton M/M Henry Corforte M/M F. Castro M/M Lawrence Fiedler M/M Neil Kusant M/M V. Defilippo Ms. Gail Balch Mrs. Martin Freiman M/M Matthew Devitto Theresa Wohld M/M R. Gencarelli Helen Shanley M/M F. Drabik M/M Alfred Carpentier M/M J. Wallace Mrs. Jane Byrne M/M Henry K. Johnson M/M Frank Picorale, Jr. Ms. Linda Marczi M/M Rolando Contreras Dr./Mrs. J. Antillon M/M John Dinapoli M/M Michael Lalo Mrs. Carol M. Porphy M/M William Zuzzio Mrs. Agnes P. Smith Mrs. Francine Walsh Ms. Ellen Romanowski M/M Arturo Busil Mr. Edward Sciuk
M/M Matthew Adamczyk Ms. Christina Kennedy Mrs. Josephine Serritella M/M Kenneth Higgins Amos & Catherine Ng-Oche Maria Reeder M/M Jose Manzano Mr. Ronald Kaphan Mrs. Marlene Springer M/M Anthony J. Ward M/M Gary Colletti M/M Francisco Ramirez Ms. Ann Bertoldo Robert & Linda Hilston M/M John Carey Mrs. Catherine Resko Ms. Laura Pana Mrs. Donna Martone Mrs. James Gallagher Mr. Savio Palamattam
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