PLEASE
NOTE Communion Service Only On Wednesday
Monday Oct
23rd
7:00 AM Gilda Rizzon r/o Michael
& Madelyn Albert
Tuesday Oct
24th
8:00 AM Eugene Santayana r/o Golaszewski Family
Wednesday Oct 25th
8:00 AM Communion Service Only
Thursday Oct
26th
8:00 AM Nicholas Bucci r/o M/M William Marshall
Friday Oct
27th
8:00 AM Stryshak & Blicharz
Families r/o John & Rita
Saturday Oct 28th
8:00
AM Christopher Arnot r/o Colleen Gordon
Saturday Oct
28th
5:30
PM William
& May Meyner r/o Elizabeth Connelly
SUNDAY
MASSES
Sunday October 29th
8:00 AM Pat Puppo r/o Dr. Rajashele
Karandikar
10:00AM Stephen
Golaszewski, Jr. r/o Kathy
12 NOON Audrey
Tarzan r/o Husband, Joseph
THIRTIETH
SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Pss II Seasonal prop
Prop Gl Cr Sun Pf I-VIII
149:Jer 31:7-9 Ps126:1-6
Heb 5:1-6 Mk 10:46-52
An
“oracle of consolation” regarding the restoration of
Today’s
psalm says, “The Lord has done great things for us; we are filled with joy.”
Good stewards demonstrate by their living and giving that they understand God as
the Source of all they are and have.
See Psalm 126
“I Give You Thanks, O Lord” Isaiah 12:1
Your gift to the 2006
Bishop’s Annual Appeal can make a difference!
As an example, Catholic Charities operates in every county of the
Diocese, providing social services to thousand of people in need each
year. Your gift helps provide countless
services that so many depend on.
Our goal is to have every
household of our parish participate in the Appeal. Please pray for the success
of the Appeal, and let us remember Good’s love for us and the grace and
blessings of sharing what we have with others.
“Tell them to do good, to be
rich in good works, to be generous, ready to share.” 1 Timothy 6: 17-19
PLEASE PRAY FOR ALL OF OUR PARISHIONERS who are sick at home, in the hospital or in nursing
homes, especially for John Vanderhoff, Tony Gangitano, Frank Kozden, , David
King, Mary Pokotello, John & Peter Foxwell, Haley Weber, Frank Stashak,
Blanche Ferarro, Kalman Sipos, Josephine Sarnoski, and Diane Manley. Elizabeth Connelly
Sunday Collections
October 15, 2006
$3687.00
October 22, 2006
Counters Team #2
Bingo Team #2
Mount
Watchung , NJ 07069-6587
(908) 753-2091 msmhope@att.net
The Entrance Test
The entrance test for 8th grade students
will be held on Nov.4th @ 8:30AM. For more info contact Donna
Venezia Toryak @ (908) 757-0108 x4506
email dtoryak@mountsaintmary.org.
“Can you hear me now?!”
Enjoy an evening of reflection on God’s creative call in the Scriptures and
in our lives. Tues-Oct 24-7:30-9:30 p.m.
($15) Allan Wright, author
Grief Recovery
Learning a process to deal with grief
Gentle experiential process for resolving the grief caused by loss. Sun-Oct
29, 1-5 p.m. ($45)
Weekend Retreat
An experience of personal prayer
based on Scripture. Daily spiritual direction. Adaptable to the needs and
desires of each individual. Atmosphere of prayerful quiet.
Nov 10-12, Begins 7 p.m. on
opening day; concludes at 2 p.m.($100/weekend) registration required
Sister of
Mercy Christmas Bazaar
Saturday, Nov. 18th,
9am to 4pm. Handmade crafts, gifts, homemade goodies, theme baskets, 50/50
raffles. Santa, face paint and sand art for the children
DIOCESAN
NEWS
Caring for the Caregiver
Wednesday, October 25, 2006 7:00-9:00 PM
To Register call 732 562-1990 ext 1624
Diocese of Metuchen Youth Ministry Events
October 22nd Quarterly Youth Mass, Pizza & Activity
5-8:30 PM.
Mid Oct.
Registration for the Diocese of Metuchen Basketball League
Nov 30-Dec 1 NCCYM National Conference for Workers in Youth Ministry
Annual Archdioceasan Stewartship Day
Saturday October 28, 2006 8 AM To 3
PM At Union Catholic High School
Diocesan Adult Faith Formation Workshops
Where:
When: 6:45-9PM
Registration: Call 732-562-1990 ext 1309,1310
11/28- Fr. Randy Vashorr, Vocations of Life
1/9/2007- Fr Tom Serafin, Is our parish Catholic?
2/27/2007- Mary Morrell, Bearing Good Fruit
3/20/2007- Dr Meredith Gould, Jewish Roots
4/17/2007- Prof. Dot Noble, Inter-religious dialogue
5/22/2007- Anita Foley, Echoes of faith as AFF tool
Bishops’
Teachings for Election Day
As Election Day approaches the
"Some Catholic elected officials have adopted
the argument that, while they personally oppose evils like abortion, they
cannot force their religious views onto the wider society. This is seriously
mistaken on several key counts. First, regarding abortion, the point when human
life begins is not a religious belief but a scientific fact -- a fact on which
there is clear agreement even among leading abortion advocates. Second, the
sanctity of human life is not merely Catholic doctrine but part of humanity's
global ethical heritage and our nation's founding principle. Finally, democracy
is not served by silence. Most Americans would recognize the contradiction in
the statement, "While I am personally opposed to slavery or racism or
sexism I cannot force my personal view on the rest of society." Real
pluralism depends on people of conviction struggling vigorously to advance
their beliefs by every ethical and legal means at their disposal" (US Bishops,
Living the Gospel of Life, 1998, n. 24).
St.
Mary’s of
PENNY
St Mary’s Rosary Society will be holding a Penny Sale
on Sunday Oct. 22nd in the St. Mary’s Auditorium located on West
Second St. & Vosseller Ave. in
Percentage of American men
who say they would marry the same woman if they had it to do all over again:
80%
Tilma of Our Lady of Guadalupe at
Friday, Nov. 17th, 7:00pm.
St. Ann of Hampton, NJ will be honored to receive the Tilma of Our Lady
of Guadalupe. The tilma is a replica of the original worn by St. Juan Diego of
7:00pm saying of the Rosary, followed by Mass at 7:30. The evening will be dedicated to all priests
serving the diocese along with paryers for an increase of vocations to the
priesthood and religious life.
Percentage of American
women who say they'd marry the same man: 50%
Twenty Fouth Annual Girl Scout Gathering
Theme: “Blessed
are They
Our Lady of Mount Virgin Church Hall 650
George W. Bush, in an airport
lobby, noticed a man in a long flowing white robe with a long flowing white
beard and flowing white hair. The man had a staff in one hand and some stone
tablets under the other arm. George W. approached the man and inquired,
"Aren't you Moses?" The man ignored George W. and stared at the
ceiling. George W. positioned himself more directly in the man's view and asked
again, "Aren't you Moses?". The man continued to peruse the ceiling.
George W. tugged at the man's sleeve and asked once again, "Aren’t you
Moses?" The man finally responded in an irritated voice, "Yes I
am"George W. asked him why he was so unfriendly and Moses replied,
"The last time I spoke to a Bush I had to spend forty years in the desert.
