October 23, 2016 - St. Joseph Parish

October 23, 2016
Thirtieth Sunday
in Ordinary Time
1883-2016
Blood of Christ,
Inebriate Me!
Blood of Christ, inebriate
me! Inebriate me with Your
Love, that I may be
absorbed in Your interests
and Your Will. Absorbed
so as to be unmindful of my
ills and petty cares.
Unmindful of weariness
and pain, heartache, and
disappointment. Heedless
of the lash of cruel words,
and patient under wrongs.
Amen.
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Pastor:
Reverend G. Scott Shaffer x2203
Parochial Vicars:
Reverend Carlos Aguirre x2221
Reverend Jerome Guld x2219
Deacons:
Romeo D. Aquino x2210
Francis J. Babuschak x2253
Robert M. Barnes x2228
Thomas A. Genovese x2255
Gerard Luongo x2251
Frank J. McKenna x2212
Patrick J. Stesner, Sr. x2250
Michael A. Taylor x2254
Parish Office
Hours: 9:00am - 4:30pm M-F
685 Hooper Avenue
Toms River, NJ 08753
Tel: 732-349-0018 x2204
Fax: 732-286-7064
Email: [email protected]
www.stjosephtomsriver.org
Reconciliation/Confessions:
Saturday: 4:00-4:45pm
& 6:00-6:30pm
Mass Schedule
Weekdays: 7:00am & 9:00am
Saturday: 8:00am
Saturday: 5:00pm
Sunday: 7:30am, 9:00am, 10:30am,
12:00noon, 5:00pm
6:30pm (Mass in Spanish) Misa en Espanol
Devotions:
Miraculous Medal & St. Jude Novenas:
Tuesday 9:00am
Holy Hour 3:00pm Sunday in the Adoration Chapel:
Intentions: 1st Sunday for Families;
2nd Sunday for Life; 3rd Sunday for Our Nation/
Country; 4th Sunday Priests/Vocations
Prayer in the Presence: 2nd Tuesday 7:00pm
Holy Days: Mass times to be announced
St. Gertrude, Island Heights (Summer Months)
Saturday 5:30pm, Sunday 9:00am
Parish Schools:
St. Joseph Grade School (SJGS)
Michele Williams, Principal, 732-349-2355
Donovan Catholic
Dr. Edward Gere, Principal, 732-349-8801
WHAT’S IN YOUR HEART?
The Pharisee in the gospel story thought that if he said his prayers, gave his
regular donation, and followed the fasting laws, he would be right with
God. Pray, pay, and obey, as some in the church once put it. The tax collector,
however, could only offer one thing: himself. He presented himself just as he
was and hoped in the mercy of God. It is a big temptation to believe that being
a member of the church is all about loyalty and not inner conversion. Have you
ever fallen into it?
WHERE WE LIVE, SERVE,
& WALK TOGETHER IN FAITH.
ST. JOSEPH’S
PAG E TW O
FROM THE PASTOR
My Dear Parish Family,
I‘d like to share some comments and insights provided by Bill McCormick, S.J. in his recent blog. Much of our conversation has recently been occupied by our nation‘s upcoming elections and the debates that precede it. I don‘t think any of
us were too surprised by the revelations in the debates. Among many things, Donald Trump made horrible statements
about women and dismissed them as ‗locker room‘ talk and Hillary Clinton tried to defend her email and Wikileaks
problem. I mention just these couple things about the candidates for us to recognize the reality before us: neither candidate is flawless...neither is walking the moral high ground. Whoever is your favored candidate, we have to be able to
accept his/her flaws, not just his strengths.
We don‘t vote for candidates because they are perfect, but because of how we assess their balance of weaknesses and
strengths. What am I asking? I am asking voters to shed the masks of willful self-deception and embrace the ethics of
citizenship. America needs a serious conversation now more than ever. And we‘ve forgotten how to speak one another.
We can start by being honest about our political choices. It‘s simple. Try to explain why you prefer one candidate over
another without immediately resorting to attacking the other candidate. Instead, explain the strengths of your candidate.
Acknowledge your candidate‘s weaknesses, and try to imagine how those weaknesses could be controlled. Look at the
issues for what they are. Try to imagine why someone else might not see those strengths as good, and why someone else
might see those weaknesses as damning.
We have become too accustomed to attacking the ―other‖ candidate as a substitute for rationally defending our own. We
have become ideological pundits and talking heads. But we all have thoughts, ideas, concerns and doubts that ought to be
shared with others. How can we reach out to others when we‘ve turned our attention primarily to defeating those with
whom we disagree?
Our ability to speak honestly and vulnerably to one another is not just about 2016, of course. Our country is unhappy
with where we are now. How are we going to keep from ending up in a permanent state of dissatisfaction? And how is
the country going to live with itself in the meanwhile?
Here are three steps as a suggestion:
First, take a step back and see the big picture. What principles ought to guide us? For that, I suggest the, the Declaration
of Independence, and the USCCB‘s ―Faithful Citizenship.‖ Can we articulate our principles to ourselves and others?
Second, cultivate practices to continue to speak peacefully and respectfully with other. The Ignatian Solidarity Network
has developed an examen for civil life; the UCS Province Jesuits have developed a set of resources for civil discourse;
and the Archdiocese of Cincinnati has a ―Civilize It‖ program that offers resources and guidances on respectful dialogue.
Third, unplug. Walk away from Facebook, Twitter, your computer, your smart phone. Talk to some real people. Resist
living in a bubble of like-minded people. For the greatest danger in politics is that the theater and drama becomes mistaken for reality. The only defense against that danger is to remain rooted in reality.
Remember before you vote, to pray over the issues as you see them and how the candidates have spoken. Also, think of
life…our inalienable right to life and make your choice be a life-giving one.
God bless you all,
Fr. Scott
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Are you engaged and planning to marry in the Church? Don‘t put off
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making your arrangements. Call the parish office as soon as possible:
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732-349-0018 ext. 2202. And, if you are thinking of having a ―destination
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wedding,‖ please call us first. We can offer some helpful information.
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We congratulate those who were recently married here at
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St. Joseph‘s Church:
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Mr. and Mrs. Vasili Foukarakis
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BANNS OF MARRIAGE
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II Carl Medeiros and Andrea Altans
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II Richard Reiss and Anna Marie Leone
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III Steven Fereno and Samantha Stafford
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GETTING MARRIED?
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Sign-up early for PRE-CANA formation. This is a requirement
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to receive the Sacrament of Marriage. Register
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on-line at www.dioceseoftrenton.org/precana
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BAPTISMS
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The Sacrament of Baptism is regularly celebrated on the 1st, 2nd and 4th .
Sundays of each month at 1:30 PM. For more information or to schedule a ..
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Baptism and Baptism Prep Class, please call 732-349-0018 x2202.
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BAPTISM PREPARATION CLASS for Parents is required and held on the ..
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First Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM in the Church.
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PLEASE NOTE… Because of the Feast of All Saints Day, the
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MARRIAGES
READINGS FOR MASSES THIS WEEK
SUNDAY Sir 35:12-14, 16-18; 2 Tm 4:6-8, 16-18, Lk 18:9-14
MONDAY Eph 4:32—5:8; Lk 13:10-17 TUESDAY Eph 5:21-33;
Lk 13:18-21 WEDNESDAY Eph 6:1-9; Lk 13:22-30
THURSDAY Eph 6:10-20; Lk 13:31-35 FRIDAY Eph 2:19-22;
Lk 6:12-16 SATURDAY Phil 1:18b-26; Lk 14:1, 7-11
ST. JOSEPH’S
IN MEMORIAM
Please remember in your prayers those who have
died.
Helen Barbarise
Evelyn Bosch
Harold Critelli
Marilyn Dannenfelser
Benedict DeFonzo
Paul McCartney
Joan Nunke
Florinda Tangen
And for all the deceased members of our parish, the
souls in purgatory and those who died in service of
our country, may God grant them eternal rest. Amen.
MEMORIALS
October 24-October 30
Blessed Virgin Mary candle burns in memory
of the Members of the Perpetual Enrollment
Society.
Tabernacle Lamp burns in memory of the
Members of the Perpetual Enrollment
Society.
Saint Joseph candle burns in memory of
Virginia and Frank Micek requested by their
daughter, Vickie Ryer.
MEMORIAL OPPORTUNITIES
The votive candles at the statues of Mary and
Joseph, as well as the Tabernacle Lamp can be
memorialized to burn for one week in honor of
someone special or in memory of a loved one.
Your intentions will be listed here in the bulletin.
Additionally, flower arrangements may be placed
in front of the altar in honor/memory of a loved
one for one week. Please contact the parish office,
at 732-349-0018 x2202 to reserve your memorials.
There will be a Second Collection on
Nov. 5/6 for “Serving those who Serve”
for the Archdiocese for the
Military Services, USA
ST. JOSEPH’S
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Monday, October 24
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7:00 Ralph Suarez req. by his Wife & Family
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9:00 John L. Shaffer req. by Father Scott
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Tuesday, October 25
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7:00 Anika Tan & the Tan Family req. by
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Arlene Tan
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9:00 Elizabeth Wiseman req. by George &
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Wednesday, October 26
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7:00 Edward Onnderdonk req. by the Allen
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Family
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9:00 John Coughlin req. by Anthony Marrone
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Thursday, October 27
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7:00 Anna Fugaro req. by Elaine & Dan
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9:00 Tom Stulich req. by Jan Stulich
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Friday, October 28
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7:00 Jose Pineda req. by Dulce & Children
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Saturday, October 29
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5:00 Florence & Joseph Gill req. by Family
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Sunday, October 30
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Banias
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9:00 James Gillen req. by his Wife & Family
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10:30 Lee & Michael Allora req. by their Daughter, ..
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Angela
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12:00 Michael Manning req. by Martha Ferraro
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5:00 George Glawson req. by Dr. Gere & the
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PRIEST/CELEBRANT SCHEDULE
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Subject to Change
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Oct 29/30
Nov 5/6
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Fr. Jerome
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7:30 AM
Fr. Carlos
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10:30 AM
Fr. Jerome
Fr. Carlos
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Fr. Carlos
12:00 Noon
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Fr. Carlos
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MASS INTENTIONS
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Thank you to our summer school students and
their families who joined us at the 5pm Mass
last Sunday. It was great to see so many of
you!!! Please remember our next Mass is on
Sunday November 13 at the 10:30 Mass.
Family Advent Celebration
Please join us for our Family Advent Lesson and Craft!!!
November 19, 2016 at 9:00am
Registration is required to insure that we have enough
supplies for all. Please RSVP on or before October 26th to
Nancy at [email protected] or call Nancy at
732-349-0018 x2225. Please let Nancy know your child‘s (or
children‘s) name and grade and the total number of family
members that plan to attend. This is a family event, so parents
please plan to stay (the program will run for about 90 minutes).
Always pray to have eyes that see the best in
people, a heart that forgives the worst, a mind
that forgets the bad, and a soul that never loses
faith in God.
St. Joseph’s Christmas Giving Tree
Registrations for the Giving Tree will be
accepted beginning October 17 until
November 18 on Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Friday afternoons from
1:30pm-4:00pm. Call 732-349-0018 x2227.
All registrants must live within the
St. Joseph‘s Parish boundaries.
PARISH NEWS
Thank You...CROP Hunger Walk
Thank you to all our parishioners who sponsored
the various walkers from our Parish in this year‘s
CROP Hunger Walk. A total of $1,412 was donated. Thank
you all for helping us feed hungry people.
Light of Life Prayer Group
We come together to praise, worship and give thanks to the Lord
for His goodness through scripture, songs and prayer using the gifts
the Holy Spirit has bestowed on us to build up the Body of Christ.
Come join us every Wednesday at 7:30pm in Room G. For
questions contact Janice at 732-929-3877.
P A G E F I VE ST. JOSEPH’S
DONOVAN CATHOLIC
NEWS
2016 GRIFFIN HALL OF FAME
Donovan Catholic is proud to announce the 2016
Inductees into the Griffin Hall of Fame
Come join us on
Friday, November 18, 2016
Welcome Reception 7:00pm / Dinner 7:30pm
Eagle Ridge Golf Club, Lakewood, NJ
$85.00 per person
As we honor:
Dedication to Catholic Education
& Community Service
Dr. Richard Angowski
Mrs. Suzan Fichtner
Alumni for Outstanding Athletic Achievement
Leah Brogan ‘05-Track, Jeremy DeNardo ‘96-Wrestling,
Rebecca Kane ‘07-Swimming, Eileen Kendig ‘73-Track,
Christina Suarez ‘04-Tennis
1970 South Jersey State Championship Football Team
1971 South Jersey State Championship Football Team
2004 Four-time National Competition Cheerleading Team
For dinner reservations, contact the Donovan Catholic
Advancement Office at (732) 349-8801 x2435
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SCHOOL NEWS
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LIVING ROSARY
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October is dedicated to Our Lady of the Rosary.
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as our Fourth Grade Students
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lead us in the recitation of the Living Rosary.
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Friday, October 28
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Living Rosary at St. Maximilian Kolbe
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SHOPAROO PTA FUNDRAISER:
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. Shoparoo is a school fundraiser which turns pictures
. of everyday shopping receipts into cash donations
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for our school. The fundraiser requires that you
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and submit pictures of receipts. Please go to
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www.donovancatholic.org
Set your clocks BACK ONE HOUR on Saturday, November 5
www.stjoeschooltr.org
ST. JOSEPH’S
PAG E S I X
Thank You to those who attended the Together in
Faith Campaign reception this past Tuesday evening.
If you weren’t there, make sure to RSVP to attend
either of the next two receptions scheduled for:
Wednesday, Nov. 2 at 7:00pm and
Saturday, Nov. 5 at 1:00pm
both in the Donovan Catholic Cafeteria
TOGETHER IN FAITH CAMPAIGN RECEPTIONS
All are welcome to attend these meetings and learn more about the campaign and our plans. The presentations will not last more than an hour and
light refreshments will be served. We ask you to kindly call 732.349.8801
x2433 or email [email protected] and let us know what date
you plan on attending. Please take a few minutes and join us at one of the
receptions, and learn what you can do to make the campaign a success.
Your ATTENDANCE is a Vote of Confidence
Our predecessors established a parish and built our facilities. These facilities are a part of our heritage. By our response to this new challenge, we
become an important part of that heritage and lay the foundation on which
the future will be built. Your generosity in this campaign will provide the
essential and continuing support for the pastoral mission of our parish now
and into the future.
AROUND TOWN
Parents Needed!!!
Downey Side is looking for single/two parent families to adopt waiting American children who are school age or older. If you want to
make a difference in the lives of homeless children, go to www.Downeyside.org.
Upper Room Spiritual Center
Featuring Joyce Rupp, OSM, International Speaker, retreat leader, spiritual director, co-director of The Institute of Compassionate Presence and author of two
dozen bestselling books, the 21st Annual Spirituality Conference will be held on
Saturday, November 5, 9am-4pm at Georgian Court University. This year‘s topic
is In the Night Watches: Spiritual Growth in Times of Uncertainty. Fee is $75-$100
(sliding scale). Call 732-922-0550 or go to www.theupper-room.org.
Save the Date!
Friday, October 28, 6:30pm in the Parish Hall of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church
in Whiting, Guest Speaker, Philip Eubanks, a native of West Tennessee who served
in the US Peace Corps in North Africa. He will speak about the challenges facing
the Christian community, as well as the work of the Catholic Near East Welfare
Association, a papal agency founded in 1926 by Pope Pius XI and supported by
Pope Francis. CNEWA has a specific mandate to serve the Eastern Churches and
their efforts on behalf of Christians in Iraq, Syria, Egypt and beyond.
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Join Us for a Spiritual Evening
PRAYER IN THE PRESENCE
November 8, 2016 at 7pm
A HOLY DAY OF OBLIGATION
ALL SAINTS DAY
MASSES
October 31 Vigil: 5pm, 7(Esp)
November 1: 7am, 9am,
12noon & 7pm
All Souls Day
Mass of Remembrance
The Commemoration of all the Faithful
Departed—All Souls Day Mass will be held
at St. Joseph‘s Catholic Cemetery &
Mausoleums on Wednesday, November 2 at
1:00pm.
Our Mass of Remembrance will be held on
Tuesday, November 15, 7:00pm here at
St. Joseph‘s Church. In praying together, all
may gain strength, comfort, and consolation particularly those families having
suffered the loss of a loved one during the
past year. All are invited.
ADORERS NEEDED
We have no one for:
Sunday: 1:00am-2:00am
4:00am-5:00am / 6:00pm-7:00pm
Tuesday: 2:00am-3:00am
Wednesday: 12:00am-1:00am
1:00am-2:00am / 11:00pm-12:00am
Thursday: 8:00am-9:00am
Saturday: 12:00am-1:00am / 1:00am-2:00am
Call John and Peggy (732) 581-9463
or Ann (732) 473-9727
St. Joseph’s
Healing Mass
Friday, November 11, 2016
7:00pm
More info to follow
There is always the danger
that we may just do the work
for the sake of the work. This
is where the respect and the
love and the devotion come in
- that we do it to God, to
Christ, and that's why we try to
do it as beautifully as possible.
-St. Teresa of Calcutta
ST. JOSEPH’S
PAGINA OCHO
MENSAJE DEL PARROCO
Estimada familia Parroquial,
En este tiempo que nos estamos preparando para las elecciones de nuestro Nuevo presidente de la república, quiero compartir
varios comentarios/sugerencias del Sr. Bill McCormik – diplomático y previamente Embazador en Nueva Zelanda y otros
países. Nuestras conversaciones hoy días están relacionadas con las elecciones. De los debates entre los candidatos, no hemos
escuchamos nada sorprendente. Entre muchas de las cosas por ejemplo, Donald Trump ha hecho declaraciones horribles sobre
las mujeres y Hillary Clinton a tratado de defender los problemas con su correo electrónico y los comentarios que han surgido
recién en Wikileaks. Menciono estos dos puntos como ejemplo, que tenemos que reconocer la realidad de lo que nos está
ocupando el tiempo: ninguno de los candidatos es impecable... ni están caminando en el terreno moral. Cada uno de nosotros
estamos llamados a aceptar de nuestro candidato favorito, sus debilidades/defectos y fuerza.
No podemos votar por un candidato porque es perfecto, sin embargo debemos balancear sus debilidades y fuerza. ¿Qué les
estoy pidiendo a ustedes? Les pido que no se lleven por las máscaras de cada uno de ellos de auto-engaño intencional, pero que
se guíen por las éticas de lo que es ser ciudadano.
Comencemos con ser honestos unos a otros y también en la política. Simplemente, expresen de su candidato favorito los puntos
de fortaleza, y no se ataquen unos a otros. Reconozcan las debilidades, y piensen en como esas debilidades pueden ser
controladas. No se dejen llevar por los reporteros de los medios de comunicaciones. Enfóquese en los problemas del país, y
como el candidato puede solucionarlos.
Nos hemos acostumbrados a atacar al "otro" candidato como un sustituto para defender racionalmente nuestra posición.
Recordemos que no somos expertos en ideología, y que todos tenemos ideas propias.
Hemos perdido la habilidad de hablar honestamente unos a otros. El país está en crisis y estamos descontentos. ¿Cómo
podemos prevenir quedarnos en esta etapa de desencanto permanentemente? ¿Y cómo el país puede vivir mientras tanto?
Aquí tengo algunas sugerencias:
Primero, tomemos un paso atrás para poder ver las situaciones. ¿Cuáles son los principios que deben guiar nuestro voto?
Sugiero leer la Declaración de la Independencia y “ciudadanos fieles” publicado por el Congreso Episcopal de Obispos
en los Estados Unidos.
Segundo, cultivemos la práctica de comunicarnos unos a otros con paz y respeto. La red de ―solidaridad de Ignacio de Loyola‖
ha desarrollado un examen para la vida civil; La comisión de UCS Providencia Jesuita ha desarrollado recursos para la discordia
civil; y la Arquidiócesis de Cincinnati, tiene un programa llamado ―Civilizarla‖ que ofrece recursos y guías para un dialogo
civil.
Tercero, desconéctate, de los medios sociales, Facebook, twitter, teléfono y computadora. Habla con alguien personalmente,
resiste rodearte con personas con la misma mentalidad. El mayor peligro en la política es que el teatro y el drama se conviertan
en una confusa realidad. Para combatirlo, tenemos que estar arraigado en la verdadera realidad.
Antes de votar, ora sobre las cuestiones tal como son y cómo cada candidato ha hablado sobre ellos. Piensa en la vida…el
derecho de vivir y tomar decisiones, y has que tu elección sea una de derecho a la vida.
Que Dios los bendiga,
Fr. Scott
PAGINA NUEVE
ST. JOSEPH’S
ANUNCIOS DE VIDA COMUNITARIA
¿COMO PUEDO ANULAR MI MATRIMONIO
Día:
Lugar:
Presentador:
Hora:
CATÓLICO?
jueves, 27 de octubre
Salón G, sótano de la Iglesia
Rev. Padre Javier, experto enel tema.
7pm
SERVICIOS DE INMIGRACION
El 2nd lunes del mes (17 de octubre) de 10-1pm, Iglesia
San José, 685 Hooper ave., TR. Oficina Parroquial, 2nd
piso. Si desea hacer una cita, llame a Lisha al 732363-0748. Consulta $40.00
HORARIO DE MISAS
En la Semana: 7:00am & 9:00am. Todos los
días en inglés.
Sábado: 8:00am, 5:00 pm
Domingo: 7:30am, 9:00am, 10:30am, 12:00pm,
5:00pm en inglés
Domingo: 6:30pm español
Confesiones: Todos los días después de Misa
en inglés
Sabado: 4:00-4:45pm & & 6:00-6:30pm en
inglés
HORARIO DE OFICINA HISPANA
Martes, Miércoles y Jueves de 11am a 3pm
732-349-0018 X2213
SACRAMENTOS
COMUNIDAD HIJOS DE MARIA
Grupo de oración LUNES @ 7:30PM
16 Lafayette St, TR
EL 3er Lunes, ES EN LA IGLESIA
FIESTA DE NIÑOS
DIA: domingo, 30 de octubre
Lugar: Iglesia
Hora: 7:00pm
Los niños están invitados a venir con su disfraz,
al igual que los padres.
¡¡¡Habrá sorpresas!!!
Dia de los Santos
1 de noviembre, 2016
Dia de Obligacion
Misas: 7am, 9am, 7pm inglés
ROSARIO CON EL PADRE CARLOS
Miércoles, a las 7pm frente a la estatua del Padre Pio.
Cita de Santa Teresa de Calcuta
Siempre corremos el riesgo de hacer el
trabajo solo por la obra. Aquí es donde el
respeto, el amor y la devoción entra – que
lo hagamos para Dios, para Cristo, por lo
cual, hagámoslo lo mejor posible.
Bautizos (en español): El Sacramento del
Bautismo se celebra en la Misa Dominical a
las 6:30 pm. Comuníquese con la oficina
hispana para hacer una cita.
Unción de los Enfermos y Reconciliación/
Confesión - Comuníquese con la oficina
hispana para hacer una cita.
Matrimonios: Comuníquese con la oficina
hispana para hacer una cita.
SITUACIONES CRITICAS; problemas de
alcoholismo, jóvenes en crisis, etc.
Comuníquese con la Oficina Hispana.
Violencia Domestica ayuda disponible
24hrs. Llamar al 732-244-8259.
SI NECESITA AYUDA con: comida,
pago de renta, utilidades, etc.
Comuníquese con la Oficina Hispana.
ADORADORES PARA EL SANTISIMO
Comuníquese con Caridad L. Barillas
732-349-0018 x2213.
Trigésimo Domingo
en Tiempo Ordinario
Domingo Sir 35:12-14, 16-18; 2 Tm 4:6-8,
16-18, LC 18:9-14
Lunes Efe 4:32—5:8; LC 13:10-17
Martes Efe 5:21-33; LC 13:18-21
Miercoles Efe 6:1-9; LC 13:22-30
Jueves Efe 6:10-20; LC 13:31-35
Friday Efe 2:19-22; LC 6:12-16
Sabado Fil 1:18b-26; LC 14:1, 7-11