Saint Joseph Roman Catholic Church
Oradell / New Milford, NJ
Second Sunday in Ordinary Time~ January 19, 2014
John testified further, saying,
“I saw the Spirit come down like a dove
from heaven and remain upon him.
I did not know him, but the one who sent me
to baptize with water told me,
‘On whomever you see the Spirit
come down and remain, he is the one
who will baptize with the Holy Spirit.’
Now I have seen and testified
that he is the Son of God.”
Jn 1:32-34
Sacramental Life
Reconciliation / Confessions
Saturday, 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Mass Schedule
Baptism
Contact the Parish Office before the
fifth month of pregnancy.
Sunday Mass
Saturday
5:00 pm Anticipated
Sunday
7:00 am 8:30 am
10:30 am 12:30 pm
Marriage
Arrangements should be made with a
priest at least one year in advance.
Daily Mass
Weekdays 7:00 am and 8:30 am
Saturday
8:30 am
Sick / Homebound / Hospital Ministry
Call the Parish Office.
Holy Days as announced
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
First Wednesday of the Month
9:00 am - 5:00 pm in Mary’s Chapel
Miraculous Medal Novena
Monday, 7:00 pm in Mary’s Chapel
Christian Initiation of Adults—RCIA
Contact the Religious Education Office.
Parish Registration
Contact the Parish Office.
Parish Staff
R e v . M sg r . Da vi d C . H u b b a , P AST O R
Rev. Andrew Park
Fr. Roy Regaspi
Rev. George M. Reilly
PASTOR EMERITUS
PAROCHIAL VICAR
Mrs. Colette Vail
Mrs. Arlene Kennedy
Mr. Monroe Quinn
Vice Principal of Saint Joseph School
Mrs. Diane Hellriegel
Director of Religious Education
Facilities Director
Mrs. Angela Gussoni
Dir. of Communications & Development
WEEKEND ASSISTANT
Deacon George Montalvo
Mr. Thomas Meli
Principal of Saint Joseph School
Msgr. Richard Groncki
PAROCHIAL VICAR
Sacrament Coordinator
Director of Music
Mrs. Phyllis Vrola
Business Manager
Mrs. Anne Annunziato
Mr. Anthony Armando
Parish Secretary
Youth Minister
Office
Location
Phone
Email
Website
Parish Office
105 Harrison St., New Milford
201-261-0148
[email protected]
sjcnj.org
Religious Education
105 Harrison St., New Milford
201-261-1144
[email protected]
sjcreligioused.blogspot.com
Saint Joseph School
305 Elm St., Oradell
201-261-2388
[email protected]
sjsusa.org
the greenhouse-PreK
305 Elm St., Oradell
201-477-8114
[email protected]
greenhouseusa.org
Parish Office Hours: Weekdays 9 am - 5 pm or by appointment
Religious Ed. Office Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9am - 5 pm
SAINT JOSEPH CHURCH ORADELL/NEW MILFORD, NJ
PRAYER REQUESTS
Let us remember those who are ill: Lorraine
Cagliostro
Saturday
5:00 pm
January 18 2014
Mary Ellen Schuber
Sunday
7:00 am
8:30 am
10.30 am UC
10:30 am MC
12:30 pm
January 19 2014
People of the Parish
The Deceased Members of
The Prior & Plinio Families
Robert Pasqualone
Courtney Jensen
Florencia Bonite
Monday
7:00 am
8:30 am
January 20 2014
David Doherty
Warren Tuohy
Tuesday
7:00 am
8:30 am
January 21 2014
Giles Cerrina
Elizabeth Baglivi
Wednesday
7:00 am
8:30 am
January 22 2014
Lee Zizza
Josephine Corbett
Birthday Remembrance
Thursday
7:00 am
8:30 am
January 23 2014
Ann Mariano
Robert Siliato
Friday
7:00 am
8:30 am
January 24 2014
Kevin O'Brien
Enrico Obias
Saturday
8:30 am
5:00 pm
January 25 2014
Claire Hovanec
1st Anniversary Remembrance
Robert Hughes
Sunday
7:00 am
8:30 am
10.30 am UC
10:30 am MC
12:30 pm
January 26 2014
People of the Parish
Cecilia Ritter
Courtney Jensen
Helen Kohli
Lucia Barone
Let us remember those who have recently died:
Rev. Rocco Provinzano
Let us remember those serving in the military.
Sunday Collection for Week of January 12, 2014
Basket
ParishPay
TOTAL
$8,387
$3,992
$12,379
Christmas 2013 Collection
Basket
ParishPay
TOTAL
$144,407
$12,002
$156,409
Donations for Christmas Flowers/Decorations
$5,623
STEWARDSHIP REFLECTION
“Now the Lord has spoken who formed me as his
servant from the womb….” Isaiah 49:5
God has formed each of us as His servants from the
womb. He blessed us with unique gifts and He provided
us with the talents and skills we would need to do His
work. If we do not fulfill the unique vision that God had
for us alone, who will do it?
CHRISTMAS FLOWERS
The list of those who contributed to the
offering for our Christmas flowers/
decorations and the names of those in
whose memory the donations were made appears on
pages 7-10 in this bulletin. Thank you to all who so
generously donated. Please keep those we are
remembering in your prayers.
Our bulletins can also be viewed on our website
sjcnj.org
SUNDAY ROSARY
The Legion of Mary invites everyone to join them
in praying the rosary in Mary’s Chapel on
Sundays before Masses at 8:00 am, 10:00 am
and 12:00pm.
BREAD AND WINE INTENTIONS
The Bread for the week of
January 19, 2014
is offered in loving memory of
Marie Denise Saint-Aimé
requested by Paul Saint-Aime.
GIVE THE GIFT OF PRAYER
Bread and/or Wine intentions are available for many
weeks throughout the year. This prayerful gift is a
wonderful way not only to honor those who have passed
away, but also a beautiful gift to celebrate special
occasions. Bread and Wine together is an $80 donation,
individually a $40 donation. Stop by the parish office for
available dates and to place your request.
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The Wine for the week of
January 19, 2014
is offered in loving memory of
Courtney Jensen
requested by Amanda Verdon.
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SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME, JANUARY 19, 2014
FROM THE PASTOR’S DESK
Among 2013’s deaths in the world of politics,
public affairs and various other pursuits were:
 James M. Buchanan, Nobel-winning libertarian
economist who liked to point out that politicians and
government officials can be motivated by self-interest
and a wish to exercise power, which may lead to
government expansion and increased spending, with
harmful results for people, such as debt. He thought
government spending has become permanently
disconnected from revenue.
 Ed Koch, a Newark native who became a
colorful three-term New York City Mayor. Koch, a friend
of New York’s late Cardinal John O’Connor, once refused
to pose for a photo with a tiger, saying, “The mayor is
not a coward—and the mayor is also not a schmuck.”
When physical hiring requirements for New York fire
fighters were being challenged, he replied that he
thought the qualifying test for men and women alike
should be, “Can you carry a 210-pound mayor out of a
second-story building?” After he lost a re-election bid,
when people told him they wished he was still mayor,
Koch often shot back, “The people voted me out, and
now they must be punished.” He also said, “I’ll get a
better job, but you won’t get a better mayor.” (After his
time in office, Koch became a spokesman for both
UltraSlimFast® and Dunkin’ Donuts®, showing that he
knew how to appeal to people across the board.) He
bought a grave in the only Manhattan cemetery still
offering them, run by Trinity Episcopal Church at
Broadway and 155th Street. He said he wanted to make
it easier for his former constituents to visit him. “I’m
extending an open invitation.”
 Margaret Thatcher, British Prime
Minister in the 1980s, a decidedly conservative
leader who called herself “a conviction politician,” not a
consensus one. She worked with President Ronald
Reagan and Pope John Paul II to overthrow Communism
and was a staunch opponent of Socialism as well.
 Kenneth Minogue, critic of big government and its
bureaucracies, and defender of Christianity, which he
said “has been central to creating a gentle and decent
(and philosophically lively) civilization of such power
that our problem is accommodating the people who
want to join it. ‘Go thou and sin no more is way ahead
of beheading or stoning sinners and probably ahead of
counseling or psychotropic medication as well.”
 Nelson Mandela, who after being an imprisoned
opponent of apartheid for 27 years, became South
Africa’s first democratically elected President, and
dedicated his administration to achieving racial
healing.
 Roy Brown, designer of the ill-fated, stylistically
outlandish Ford Edsel, trumpeted as revolutionary.
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Only 100,000 were sold from 1957-1959. (A recession
didn’t help.) Today, surviving models can fetch
$100,000.
 Joseph Unanue, who oversaw the growth
of Goya Foods from a family-run grocery to the
nation’s largest seller of Hispanic food.
 Barbara Piasecka Johnson, who married
Seward Johnson Sr. after being his maid. A daughter of
Polish farmers, she came to the U. S., met a barbecue
guest who told her that her employer was looking for a
cook, got the job, was unsatisfactory at it, and was then
transferred to the maid’s job—after which she married
her boss after he had divorced his wife. The boss was
the inheritor of the Johnson and Johnson fortune. The
two married in 1971, when she was 34 and he was 76.
“Basia,” as she was called, assembled an impressive art
collection. Upon her husband’s death, there was an
unprecedented legal battle over Johnson’s $500 million
fortune, with Basia getting most of it. Besides her art
interest, she supported many charitable causes.
 Robert Byrne, international chess grandmaster,
former U. S. champion, and longtime chess columnist for
the New York Times. He lost to Bobby Fischer in the
1963-1964 U. S. Championship, in which Fischer, for the
only time in the tournament’s history, won all eleven
games. Byrne came closest to beating him—and, in fact,
many spectators thought he was nearing victory when
Byrne shocked everyone by resigning. He did so
because he realized that he had fallen into a fatal Fischer
trap. At least he got some “glory” by seeing his doom!
 Nicholas Oresko, Congressional Medal of
Honor recipient, a Bayonne native and long-time
Tenafly resident, who won his medal for his
actions of 1-23-45 during the Battle of the Bulge,
when, despite being seriously wounded, he singlehandedly wiped out two German machine gun
emplacements, killing twelve of the enemy.
 Mikhail Kalashnikov, inventor of the AK-47 assault
rifle, which is easy to make, light and durable, and
deadly-efficient. 100 million have been made. Although
Kalashnikov regretted the gun’s wide use by guerillas, he
said, in a 2003 interview, “I sleep soundly. The fact that
people die because of an AK-47 is not because of the
designer, but because of the politics.” Yet his conscience
continued to gnaw at him and shortly before he died he
wrote to the head of the Russian Orthodox Church
saying, “The pain in my soul is unbearable. I keep asking
myself the same, unsolvable question: If my assault rifle
took people’s lives that means that I, Mikhail
Kalashnikov,… am responsible for people’s deaths. The
longer I live, the more often that question gets into my
brain, the deeper I go in my thoughts and guesses about
why the Almighty allowed humans to have devilish
desires of envy, greed and aggression.”
Msgr. David Hubba
SAINT JOSEPH CHURCH ORADELL/NEW MILFORD, NJ
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AN AFTERNOON OF CHRISTMAS JOY
Saint Joseph Parish Annual Concert
“Give thanks for music-making art,
and praise the Spirit’s choice
of members set apart
with instrument and voice.
With work and wisdom, skills hard-won,
life-giving and life-long,
they celebrate what God has done,
and lead the people’s song.”
—Brian Wren
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SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME, JANUARY 19, 2014
RAISING OUR VOICES IN SONG!
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
A Penance Service for Grade 5 will take place on
Monday, January 20. All fifth graders in the
Religious Education program should meet in the
church at 4:00 pm.
 The Gr. 7 Retreat Night for all seventh graders in
Religious Ed. will take place on Friday, January 24
from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm in the Saint Joseph lower
school gym.
The Sacrament of First Penance will be
celebrated on Saturday, February 1 and
Saturday, February 8 at 9:30 am in the
Church. Dates have been assigned. Please
pray for all our parish children who will be
making the sacrament for the first time.
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The annual Christmas concert of Saint
Joseph Parish, under the direction of
Monroe Quinn, our parish Music Director,
was held in our church on the last day of
the Christmas Season—Sunday, January 12. “An
Afternoon of Christmas Joy,” featuring our wonderful
choir and showcasing the talents of our professional
musicians and leaders of song, was enjoyed by
hundreds of Saint Joseph parishioners and friends. The
artists entertained a full church with traditional,
religious, and contemporary Christmas music, including
some original arrangements by Monroe Quinn, and the
audience was invited to sing along with the choir to
several classic Christmas carols.
←Pictured opposite on page 4 are some of the
wonderful performers whose talents thrilled the
delighted audience. Photo #1: Domenick Panfile;
#2: Sean Farley; #3 Saint Joseph Choir; #4: Danielle
Gherardi and Elena Guttierez Milnes; #5: Monroe
Quinn on guitar; #6: Ivana Joy Kunc ; #7: Josephine
Peacock and Julianna Peacock; #8: Members of the
Saint Joseph Children’s Choir; #9: pianist David
Milnes and son Orlando; #10: Alan Quinn on trumpet
and Rich Leavy on drums; #11: Peter Greco; #12 A
full church with voices raised in song!
Confirmation preparation sessions
continue on Sundays at 8:15 am in the lower
school gym. The dates include: January 19,
26; February 9; March 2, 16,
23 and 30.
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Confirmation Retreat Weekends (assigned) are
scheduled for January 31-February 2; February 1416 and March 7-9.
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Confirmation interview dates (assigned) will be
February 10, 24 and March 17.
GOOD THINGS HAPPENING AT SAINT JOSEPH PARISH!
VOTIVE CANDLE STANDS ARRIVE
The new electronic brass and oak votive
candle stands have arrived. The memorial
plaques will be attached shortly and
outlets are being installed by the statue of
Saint Joseph in the sanctuary and
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before the
Blessed Mother in
Mary’s Chapel in
the lower church.
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NEW BOILER INSTALLED
IN UPPER SCHOOL
This past week, under the direction of
parish Facilities Director, Tom Meli, the
38-year-old boiler that heated the upper
school building on Grand Street was
removed (photo #1) and replaced with a
new guaranteed Crown oil-fired steam
boiler installed by Pepe Plumbing and
Ever Ready Oil (photo #2). Tom Meli
(left) and parish maintenance staff
member Jose Castro (photo #3) are
shown with the finished new boiler now
operating at full efficiency.
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SAINT JOSEPH CHURCH ORADELL/NEW MILFORD, NJ
MOMENT WITH HOLY MARY
“JESUS IS THERE ... FOR YOU!”
—EVERY FRIDAY
A MEN’S AND WOMEN’S
CORNERSTONE REFLECTION
Moment with Holy Mary is a prayer
group that seeks the Lord through Mary
and meets every Friday (except First
Fridays) from 9:00 –10:00 am right after the 8:30 am
Mass.
“Through life’s journey the only time we
prayed was in time of need. Our whole philosophy
about religion changed tremendously after we attended
Cornerstone. It had a great impact on our lives. We
always went to church, but Cornerstone made us
realize that Jesus is there for us and made us become
aware of the power of the prayer.”
John and Linda Pepe
Through prayers to Our Blessed Mother, the Psalms and
meditation on Scripture, we offer praise, thanksgiving
and sorrow for sin while growing in our Faith.
Consider spending a “moment with Holy Mary” often.
For more information, contact Laura Villena at
201-265-1254.
WANT TO GET CLOSER
TO THE ONE YOU LOVE?
NINE DAYS FOR LIFE
If you’d like greater depth, growth, and
enrichment in your relationship, you’ll like
the difference a Worldwide Marriage Encounter
weekend can make! For more information, contact
Mike and Eileen Morgan at 973-827-9606 or at
[email protected] or go to WWWME.org
January 22 marks the 41st anniversary of the Roe vs.
Wade decision of the Supreme Court. The US
Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) has launched a
new online resource:
http://www.9days for life.com that contains a simple
novena for daily prayer intentions for the healing and
conversion of our nation and people impacted by the
culture of death. People may subscribe to receive the
novena by text message, email or through a new smart
phone app.
FISH ‘N’ CHIPS DINNER—FEBRUARY 8
Dine In or Take Out
Boy Scout Troop 36 of Oradell will sponsor a Fish’ n’
Chips Dinner on Saturday, February 8 from 5:30-7:30
pm at the Oradell Senior Veterans Hall at 1 Veterans
Place in Oradell. Dinner includes fish, French fries, cole
slaw, a cold beverage, coffee and dessert. The meals
will be prepared by Argyle Restaurant of Kearny.
VISIT US ON OUR WEBSITES:
Parish: sjcnj.org
School: sjsusa.org
FIDDLER ON THE ROOF
The Tony Award winning smash hit
“Fiddler on the Roof “ will be performed
on the stage of the Inserra Theater at
St. Joseph Regional High School, 40
Chestnut Ridge Rd Montvale, NJ. The cast includes
parishioner Joe Murphy, a junior at the school
Adults: $15 donation; Children under 8: $10. (Children
have a choice of fish or chicken.) Reservations are
required; limited seating available. Contact Mary Lang
at 201-390-7546 or by email at
[email protected] for tickets by February 2.
Your tickets will be delivered to you.
Performance dates are: Friday, January 24 at 7pm;
Saturday, January 25 at 2pm and 7pm; Sunday,
January 26 at 3pm; Thursday, January 30 at 7pm; and
Saturday, February 1 at 2pm and 7pm. On Friday,
January 31 at 7pm you are invited to a special
“Appreciation of the Arts Night” which includes a postshow reception at $30 per ticket.
DON BOSCO PREP TO HOST
NEWARK BOYS CHORUS
—FEBURARY 1
The Newark Boys Chorus, under the
direction of Donald Morris, will appear in concert at Don
Bosco Prep on Saturday, February 1 at 7:30PM (snow
date: Sunday, February 2, at 2:00 pm). Tickets are $18
and may be purchased by emailing
[email protected] or downloading a ticket
order form at www.donboscoprep.org For more
information, call 201-327-8003 ext. 188. Seating is
general admission and the venue is wheelchair
accessible. The concert will take place at Don Bosco
Prep, St. John’s Hall Chapel, 492 N. Franklin Turnpike,
Ramsey, NJ 07446.
The Senior Citizen Preview performance is
Wednesday, January 22 at 3pm with unreserved seating
and tickets sold at the door ($5 each for seniors) for this
performance.
Tickets are available at sjr.booktix.com Unless
otherwise specified, tickets are $22 & $20 each.
Organizations and clubs may purchase groups of 10 or
more tickets for our matinees at $15 each, reserved only
through [email protected]
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Saint Joseph Parish
Oradell/New Milford, NJ
2013 Christmas Flower Donations
Thank you to all who generously contributed to the Christmas Flower Offering
to decorate our worship space during the Christmas Season.
In Memory of
Donated by
In Memory of
Donated by
Raymond Alleman
Richard & Julie Masterson
Jess Alto
Villena & Alto Families
The Annunziato & Onacilla
Families
The Grasso & Baglivi Families
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Alleman
George L. & Helen Costello
Mr. & Mrs. George Costello
Flor Alto & Family
Daniel Dillane
Joseph Crosbie
The Crowley & Galvin Families
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Crosbie
& Family
Mr. & Mrs. M. Crowley
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Cunningham
Thomas Barbagallo
The Barbagallo & McPartland
Families
Felice Bartolomeo
Anna Barbagallo
The Bevillard & Cunningham
Families
John Dabrowski
Palmerina F. Daly
Mr. & Mrs. John Daly
Mr & Mrs Domenico Bartolomeo
Our Parents & Molly Shaknis
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Dance, Jr.
The Byrne & Bednarcik Families
Mr. & Mrs. David Bednarcik
Our Country--America
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Dargis
Mr. & Mrs. George L. Costello
Ruth Belthoff
Frank A. Faustini
The DaSilva, DelRusso
& DiQuarto Families
John DeConzo
Matteo & Elvira Gillio
Loraine DeHaven
Mr & Mrs John DaSilva/DiQuarto
Armand Lemma
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Belthoff
& Famiy
Ann-Marie Wordelman
& Joanne Biscardi
Antonietta Boccanfuso
Irene Bolter
Albert Bolter
Hugo DelBove
Mr. & Mrs. Mark DelBove
The Koth Family
The Bonte Family
David & Helen Broderick
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Bonte
Carolina Perrini
Mr. & Mrs. John Della Torre
Susan DeRosa
Philip DeRosa
Anna DiSalvo
Carmella Siano
Victoria Buchmann
Our Parents & Our Sisters
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Burns
The DiSalvo & Stenavage
Families
The Dragotta & Franco Families
The Burns & Tomassi Families
Michael & Jan Burns
Patrick & Margaret Corbett
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Esler
The Calire & Hubert Families
Mr. & Mrs. William Calise
The Faithfully Departed
Mr. & Mrs. George Fabiano
Josephine Cancro
Vincent Cancro
Mr. & Mrs. F. Fakharzadeh
Our Parents
George & Mary-Margaret Carter
In Thanksgiving
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Casey
Catherine Fitzek
Mr. & Mrs. William Johnson
Fleming & Fakharzadeh Families
The Faley & Cole Families
Frank Centrella
The Pisano & Chiarella Families
Marie & Thomas Monaco
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Centrella
Irena Fijalkowska
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Ferraro
Ethna Fitzsimmons
Joseph & Christina Ciero
Leo Collins
J & K Collins/McMorrow
The McKenna & Fliegel Families
William K. Fliegel
Robert Gillman
Diane Fliegel
McCarthy & Clancy Families
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ciero
& Family
Mr. & Mrs. J. Clancy
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Williamson
Robert Fitzsimmons
The Dodd & Flanagan Families
Aida Rivera & Joe Vega
Mr. & Mrs. Luis Cosme & Family
Chartie Flynn
Genevieve Flynn
William & Margaret Fox
Mary Jane Fox
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Annunziato
& Family
Mr. & Mrs. William Baglivi
Patricia Broderick
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Chinery
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Barbara Dabrowski
Mr. & Mrs. V. DeConzo
Robert DeHaven
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Dragotta
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Faley
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Flanagan
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Flurchick
SAINT JOSEPH PARISH 2013 CHRISTMAS FLOWER DONATIONS
In Memory of
Donated by
The Galea & Finegan Families
Mr. & Mrs. F. Galea
Nela, Dan & Gino Gherardi
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Gherardi
The Giancola & Mosheim
Families
Ann Heina
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Giancola
& Family
Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Giannotta
Ralph Gigi
Genevieve Gigi & Family
Matthew Gillan
Gloria Gillan
The Glenn & Zaccheo Families
Mr. & Mrs. James Glenn
Michael & Margaret Santoro
Mr. & Mrs. Giordano Gobo
June Guido
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Guido
The Talisse & Guion Families
Mr. & Mrs. C. Guion
Ronald F. Harnek
In Memory of
Donated by
Dr. Thomas G. Lynch
Eleanore & Albert Banisch
The Lynch & Danella Familes
Barbara Lynch
The Lyons & Cronin Families
Mr. & Mrs. John Lyons
Judy & Douglas MacAulay
Julia & Andrew Fallat
Maloney & Toscano Families
Susan MacAulay
Carolyn Marconi
John Cariello
Maria & Eva
Linda & Charles Marconi
Michael Marino
Deceased Family Members
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Marino
& Family
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Marion
Ruth Ann Harnek
Jodene Maron Buglieri
Mr. & Mrs. Gerard/Chris Maron
Bill Higley
Helen Higley
Emily Elizabeth Martin
Mr. & Mrs. J. Martin
Aunt Clara
Marge & Joe Hoock
Robert Hughes
Sharon, Mike & Nancy Hoock
Karen Kearney-Jimenez
Mr. & Mrs. James McCoy
Phil McGough
Susan McGough
Carmela Santomartino
Mrs. Carmela Izzo
John W. McGrath
Kay McGrath
Hank Jabel
Mrs. Dorothy Jabel
A Special Intention
Marion McGrath
Catherine & Al Jacob
The Jacob Family
John J. McMahon
Mrs. John J. McMahon
Courtney Jensen
Ed & Lorraine Sluka
Lynn Sluka Wadlow
Tony Carnevale
Helen Nolan
Arthur Kedzierski
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Jensen
The Falotico & Melillo Family
Mrs. Mary Melillo
Elizabeth Strobee
John Nafun
Marion Fell
Rose & Frank Mercadante
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas/Stacy Melvin
Family
Brian Kemp
Inez Kemp
The Mezzina Family
The Kennedy & Grimm Familes
Mr. & Mrs. James Kennedy
Annette Keough
Henry Keough
Mr. & Mrs. Onofrio Mezzina
& Family
Michael & Betty Montalbano
& Family
Tom & Elaine Moran
Edward Kirk
Patrick Cahill
Bridget Kirk
Marie Klein
Robert J. Klein
Joseph Knapp
Diane Klein
Claire & Robert Hovanec
Mr. & Mrs. R. Kohlhase
Anne Keoskey
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kohli
The Kursar Family
Mr. & Mrs. G. Kursar
Dr. & Mrs. Jose Lagdameo
Fred LaMonica
Mr. & Mrs. Romualdo Lagdameo
& Family
Joan LaMonica
Tim Lee Chung
Mr. & Mrs. F. Lee
Rosalie & Joe Locastro
Mr. & Mrs. F. Locastro
June Hughes
Barbara Jones
Mrs. A. Kedzierski
The Montalbano & Rohdenborg
Families
The Intention of . . .
Joseph & Christine Moran
The Moretti & Ferrante Families
Lucille Knapp
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Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Lynch
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Maloney
Mr. & Mrs. Claude Marinelli
Marilyn Mercadante
Michael Moretti
Fr. James McKenna
Frank & Mary Vancura
Daniel & Irene Murray
Mr. & Mrs. Sean Murdock
The Murray & Fritzky Families
Joseph Murray
A Special Intention
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Mylod
The O'Brien Family
Michael O'Brien
Thomas O'Carroll
Mary O'Carroll
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Lisa
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Siccardi
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ocello
Mr. Angelo Lanzilotti
Henryka Mierzejewski
Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Ocello
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Murray
SAINT JOSEPH PARISH 2013 CHRISTMAS FLOWER DONATIONS
In Memory of
In Memory of
Donated by
Donated by
Molly Offer
Anne & Tom Offer
Patrick M. Sullivan
Mr. & Mrs. P. Sullivan
Nora Walsh & Marie O'Meara
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent O'Meara
The Swift & Manolio Families
D. Swift
Emilyn O'Toole
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred O'Toole
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Tarantino
Albert E. Palazzo
Gerard P. Leo, Jr.
Raymond Palma
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Palazzo
Nicholas J. Tucci
Robert A. Passaretti
Thomas O'Carroll
Mr. & Mrs. John Passaretti
Edward Tarantino
Maria Bilello
Mr. & Mrs. Damitz
Dominic Tozzi
and A Special Intention
Our Grandson
The Valdez & Vargas Families
Mr. & Mrs. Virgilio A. Valdez
Elaine & Eugene Gillen
Dr. & Mrs. Manuel Vega
Arsenia Villena
Bernadette & Sylvia
Joseph & Gasper Scaraglino
Dulce Laura Villena
Mr & Mrs Almerindo Accomando
Philip Vincenti
Maria Jose Amaral
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Vitone
Arthur & Victoria Vrola
Lena Vrola
Rocco DiRico
Rocco & Lena Pace
Jean Sapuarich
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Vrola
The Muoio & Wagner Families
Mr. & Mrs. William Wagner
William & Mary Walsh
Mr. & Mrs. William D. Walsh
& Family
Mr. & Mrs. D. Weber
Mrs. Palma
Antony & Jennie Perrone
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Pastore
& Family
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Perrone
Joseph C. Perrone
Mary Ann Perrone
Irma Princ
Mr. & Mrs. Ivo Piasevoli
The Piazza Family
Marie Piazza
Sal Pico
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Pico
Danielle & Henry Pieczara
Roger Sykes
The Lyddon & Kovzan Families
The Prior & Plinio Families
Harriet M. Prosser
Gerard Sykes & Beata Pieczara
Walter Psztur & John
Alice McNulty
John Pucci
Lily Mary Psztur
George & Evelyn Ross
Judy Rosenberg
Paul Rota
Ann Rota
Michael & Bridget Ryan
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ryan
William Ryan
Gladys Ryan
Judy & David Salerno
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Salerno
Grace Gaetano
James & Theresa Santaniello
Walter & Gerry Smith
James Sattely
Angelina Villardi
Boyce & Scesa Families
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Santaniello
John & Margaret Schatz
John W. Schatz
Susan E. Schrader
Arthur M. Schrader, Jr.
Mary E. Schuber
Dorothy Schatz
The Cleary & Schuber Families
Elaine Schuber
William A. Schuber
William Schuber
Our Mothers . . .
Rose Simone & Peggy Albert
The Giandomenico & Strobach
Families
Mr. & Mrs. A. Sinone
John Plinio
Jane Prosser
Maureen Pucci
Our Parents
Mr. & Mrs. James Sattely
& Family
Mr. & Mrs. L. Scesa
Mrs. Audrey Schrader
Therese Schuber
Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Strobach
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Phyllis Tozzi
Mr. & Mrs. D. Tozzi
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Vincent
James Wagner
Agnes & Jimmie McDonald
Ann & Jim White
Anne & Phillip Birde
Jim White
Neaz Bennett
Charles & Mary Good
Agnes White
Mr. & Mrs. L. D'Amico
Mr. & Mrs. J Galletta
Mr. & Mrs. David Yam
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wolfe
SAINT JOSEPH PARISH 2013 CHRISTMAS FLOWER DONATIONS
The following parishioners have contributed to the
2013 Christmas Flower Fund.
Mr. & Mrs. John Aufiero
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Maron
Mr. & Mrs. Terence Brady & Family
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Mayer & Family
Mr. & Mrs. Rogelio DeLaCruz
Mr. & Mrs. F. McGorty
Gail DelloMonaco
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Miller
Mr. & Mrs. William Doyle
Mr. & Mrs. Romulo Montermar & Family
Helen Dumphey
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Monticone
Mr. & Mrs. Pedro Eguia
Mr. & Mrs. Berman Gomez
Mr. & Mrs. Julio Pereira
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Erben
Mr. & Mrs. Dominic Guadagno
Dr. & Mrs. A. Pinski
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Eyer & Family
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Haney
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Porrino & Family
Mr. & Mrs. Jean Michel Fatiovic Family
Mrs. Jelaska
Anne Reynolds
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Follety
Mr. & Mrs. John Klochan, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Schoenberg
Raymond Fritzky
Mr. & Mrs. Gene Kreis
Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Sirico & Family
Edward Gerity
Letitia LaForgia
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald VonUrff
Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Ginley
Mrs. Florida Mallet
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Wallace & Family
ANNUAL MEN’S WEEKEND RETREAT
—FEBRUARY 21-23
The Jesuit retreat house at Loyola in Morristown
offers a time to relax away from business problems and
family worries; a time to reflect and get a fresh
perspective on your life; a time to pray, to reawaken the
sense of the reality of God, and to grow in the precious
gift of faith. The men of the parishes in the Northern
Valley are invited to join their brothers in Christ on
retreat the weekend of February 21-23, 2014.
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ST. JOHN NEUMANN PASTORAL CENTER
146 METLARS LANE, PISCATAWAY, NJ
The conference, “COURAGEOUS: Do Not Conform to
the Standards of this Age (Rom12:2)”, is designed to
provide young adults with an opportunity to experience
the presence of God, grow in their knowledge of the
faith, and celebrate their Catholic identity.
The retreat begins at dinner on Friday night and ends
after lunch on Sunday. If the weekend of February 2123 is not convenient for you, other retreats for Men,
Women, or both are also available on other weekends
through May 30. For further information and
registration, please call Ed Delaney at 201-768-9474 or
go to www.loyola.org
Workshop topics include: “Single? No Problem!”;
“Faith Is Sweaty;” “Don’t Stress, Be Blessed;” “Building
Community With Peers.” To register or for more
information, visit www.diometuchin.org/
yaconference
IS JESUS CALLING ME?
OPEN HOUSE
Not every man is called to the Priesthood, but every
man should ask the question of himself and of God. “Be
brave, ask Him!!!” says Pope Francis. “Young people of
Newark and New Jersey, young Americans, the Lord needs
you! The Church needs you.” (Blessed Pope John Paul II at
Giants Stadium on October 5, 1995) Do you think you
may have heard the call? Feel free to talk to any of our
priests, or go to www.NewPriestNJ.com You can also
call the Office of Vocations at 973-313-6190 or email
[email protected]
SUNDAY, JANUARY 26
12:30 PM—3:30 PM
Transform your future—
today! Visit Felician College to learn more about their
honors program, study abroad, and internships. Call
201-355-1465 or visit [email protected] for
directions or more information.
Our Children’s Page will return in the January 26 bulletin.
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