May 15, 2016 - St. Joseph Parish

May 15, 2016
Pentecost Sunday
1883-2016
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Let us pray that the flame of .
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the Spirit will descend upon ..
us. Father in heaven, fifty days ..
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have celebrated the fullness of ..
the mystery of your revealed ..
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love. See your people
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gathered in prayer, open to
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receive the Spirit's flame.
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May it come to rest in our
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hearts and disperse the
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divisions of word and tongue. .
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With one voice and one song ..
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may we praise your name in joy .
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and thanksgiving. Grant this ..
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through Christ our Lord.
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Amen
A Prayer for
Pentecost Sunday
Pastor:
Reverend G. Scott Shaffer x2203
Parochial Vicars:
Reverend Carlos Aguirre x2221
Reverend Jerome Guld x2219
Deacon Romeo D. Aquino x2210
Deacon Francis J. Babuschak x2253
Deacon Robert M. Barnes x2228
Deacon Thomas A. Genovese x2255
Deacon Gerard Luongo x2251
Deacon Frank J. McKenna x2212
Deacon Patrick J. Stesner, Sr. x2250
Deacon Michael A. Taylor x2254
Parish Office
Hours: 9:00am - 4:30pm M-F
685 Hooper Avenue
Toms River, NJ 08753
Tel: 732-349-0018 ext. 2204
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 7:30pm
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?
In one of the gospel readings for the Solemnity of Pentecost, Jesus promises his disciples he
will send his Spirit to “teach you everything and remind you of all that I told you.” “Teach”
and “remind” go together in this passage. What is learned is what Christ has already taught
and that the Spirit will remind us of.
And what did he teach—what are the “commandments” by which we show our love for him?
“You shall love the Lord, your God, with all your heart, with all your being, with all your
strength, and with all your mind, and your neighbor as yourself” (Luke 10:27). If you and I
and every Christian followed these commands today in the truly sacrificial way Jesus did, we
would be on the verge of the kingdom of God tomorrow.
WHERE WE LIVE, SERVE,
& WALK TOGETHER IN FAITH.
ST. JOSEPH’S
PAG E TW O
FROM THE PASTOR
My Dear Parish Family,
Happy Birthday to us, the Church! On this Pentecost Day, it
is good for us to remember our beginnings as Church and to
realize that the Holy Spirit is given to us as guide and guarantor of the truth that sets us free.
On a less spiritual note: To respond to the recent concerns of
high levels of lead found in Newark Public Schools and other
New Jersey School Districts, St. Joseph’s Church proactively
addressed these issues by contracting with a NJ certified analytical testing laboratory to analyze for copper and lead contamination at all our facilities. The selected sample sites included all drinking fountains, kitchen sinks, water sources for
ice making machines, and any source of water used for cooking and food preparation at the Kindergarten, St. Joseph
Grade School, Donovan Catholic High School, concession
stands, the Sports Complex at Whitty Road, St. Joseph’s
Church, Parish Center, and Cemetery.
The test results were received Friday, April 29th, with just
three of the fifty locations exceeding the lead and/or copper
action limits (lead, 15 parts per billion: copper, 1,300 parts
per billion). The water source sites that exceeded the copper
and/or lead action levels were immediately removed from
service:
1. Donovan Catholic HS snack room sink, used to wash
utensils-not a source of drinking or cooking water
(Lead)
2. Outside drinking fountain located at Whitty Road
Donovan Sports Complex, out of service since Fall
2015 (Lead and Copper)
3. Drinking fountain in the Risen Christ Mausoleum
Chapel at St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Contaminated sources will not be returned to service unless a
contamination free remedy can be implemented. The complete test report is available for viewing at the parish business
office by appointment during business hours.
God bless you all,
Fr. Scott
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MASS INTENTIONS
Monday, May 16
7:00 For the Deceased Members of the Muriglan &
Orlovsky Families
9:00 For the Protection of Babies in the Womb req.
by the Parga Family
Tuesday, May 17
7:00 Lorenzo Kawboon req. by Leticia & Kids
9:00 For the Parents & Sister of Rose Marie
Pietrangelo
Wednesday, May 18
7:00 John & Mary E. Keany req. by the Allen
Family
9:00 Krisanda, Ostapeck & Wojchik Families req.
by Sylvia Krisanda
Thursday, May 19
7:00 Yolanda DeLeonardo req. by Sharon Hartman
9:00 William Hemberger req. by the Carter Family
Friday, May 20
7:00 Dominick Roselli req. by his Daughter, Marie
9:00 In Thanksgiving req. by Roger & Julie
Cabalar
Saturday, May 21
8:00 Ruben Lingat, Sr. req. by Angelito
& Sylvia Lingat
5:00 John Kaizer req. by his Wife & Family
Sunday, May 22 (Trinity Sunday)
7:30 Ethel Hayden req. by Jack & Maureen Banias
9:00 Helen & John Shalaida req. by Family
10:30 John Burns req. by his Wife, Mae
12:00 Chiappetta Family req. by their Children
5:00 Frank Hrabal req. by Joan & Walter Knapp
6:30 NePo Valencia req. by Family
There are a few openings in
2016 for 7:00am Mass Intentions.
Call or visit the Parish Office for availability.
PRIEST/CELEBRANT SCHEDULE
Subject to Change
May 21/May 22
Fr. Jerome
5:00 PM
7:30 AM
Fr. Jerome
9:00 AM
Fr. Scott
10:30 AM
Fr. Scott
Fr. Carlos
12:00 Noon
5:00 PM
Fr. Scott
6:30 PM
Fr. Carlos
May 28/May 29
Fr. Carlos
Fr. Scott
Fr. Scott
Fr. Jerome
Fr. Jerome
Fr. Jerome
Fr. Carlos
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Are you engaged and planning to marry in the Church? Don’t put off making ..
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your arrangements. Call the parish office as soon as possible: 732-349-0018
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ext. 2202. And, if you are thinking of having a “destination wedding,” please ..
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call us first. We can offer some helpful information.
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BANNS OF MARRIAGE
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Travis Gleinig & Kimberly Verwey
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Keith Buell & Meagan Brosnan
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Vincent D’Anton & Brittany Jones
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Matteo DeMarco & Christina Maria Varriale
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BAPTISMS
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The Sacrament of Baptism is regularly celebrated on the 1st, 2nd and 4th
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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 First ..
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Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM in the Church.
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We welcome the newest members of our parish family who were baptized here at .
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St. Joseph’s Church:
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Gianna Marie Esposito
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Eloise Aria Grisanti
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Erin Lee Krokovic
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Aubrey Lynn Schwartz
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MARRIAGES
ST. JOSEPH’S
IN MEMORIAM
Please remember in your prayers those who
have died.
Rita Celentano
Evelyn Festa
Phyllis Rady
Adrienne Pfeifer
Joseph Walsh
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.
MEMORIAL OPPORTUNITIES
Flowers and/or Sanctuary Candles
Weekend of May 7-8, 2016
Flowers in Front of the Altar were
placed in memory of Marie Aliseo
requested by her family.
The week of May 16- 22, 2016
The Tabernacle Lamp burned in memory
of Gerard Aliseo requested by his family.
The Blessed Mother Votive Candle will
burn in memory of the Makowicz &
Kovolisky Families requested by Regina
Kovaleski.
ADORATION
CHAPEL
ADORERS ARE
NEEDED
Sunday 11:00-12:00am & 2:00-3:00am
Monday 7:00-8:00am
Wednesday
12:00-1:00am, 1:00-2:00am, 3:00-4:00am,1:002:00pm
Saturday 6:00-7:00am
The St. Joseph Votive Candle and the
Tabernacle Lamp will burn in loving
memory of the members of the Perpetual
Enrollment.
Call John & Peggy at
732-581-9463 or
Ann at 732-473-9727
We can use more Adorers for these hours:
Monday
1:00-2:00am
Thursday 2:00-3:00pm
If you would like the Tabernacle Lamp or
votive candle of the Blessed Virgin Mary
and St. Joseph statues to burn in honor/
memory of a loved one for one week,
please contact the parish office at ext.
2202 to reserve. Intentions will be listed
in the bulletin. If you would like flowers
placed in front of the altar in honor/
memory of a loved one for one week,
please contact the parish
office at x2202.
Come, Holy Spirit. Spirit of truth, you are the reward of the
saints, the comforter of souls, light in the darkness, riches to the
poor, treasure to lovers, food for the hungry, comfort to those
who are wandering.
–Saint Mary Magdalen de’ Pazzi
(1566-1607)
READINGS FOR MASSES THIS WEEK
SUNDAY Vigil: Gn 11:1-9; Rom 8:22-27; Jn 7:37-39 MONDAY Jas 3:13-18; Mk 9:14-29
TUESDAY Jas 4:1-10; Mk 9:30-37 WEDNESDAY Jas 4:13-17; Mk 9:38-40
THURSDAY Jas 5:1-6; Mk 9:41-50 FRIDAY Jas 5:9-12; Mk 10:1-12
SATURDAY Jas 5:13-20; Mk 10:13-16
ST. JOSEPH’S
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PARISH NEWS
Do You Like To Read?
Veritas Men’s Faith
Sharing Group
The Veritas Men’s Faith Sharing
Group welcomes all men age 18
and over to their meetings. The
next meeting is Monday, May
16 from 7pm - 9pm at 16
Lafayette Ave. The topic is Our
Lady of Guadalupe presented by
Jack Lennon. Please join us in
prayer and fellowship. Light
refreshments will be provided.
Rosary Altar Society
Annual Dinner
The Rosary Altar Society’s
Annual June Dinner will be held
at 3 B's in Lakehurst on Tuesday,
June 7 at 6:30. Cost is $28.00.
Call Rae at 732-341-0180 for
details and reservations.
Join our book discussion! Come
and share your thoughts on June
14, Rules of Civility by Armor
Towles, 7:00pm, 16 Lafayette Ave.
Flame of Love Prayer
Group
The Flame of Love Prayer Group
meets Monday’s at 7:30pm
downstairs in Rm. G of the
Church. We come together to
address ourselves to the Lord, to
ask His help and to give Him
praise and thanks. Call Doris &
Richard at 732-349-6860.
The Blessed Trinity inhabits the
soul by . . . delighting its will in
the Holy Spirit.
—Saint John of the Cross
(1542-1591)
HELP WANTED: High School Students
The Parish Office is looking for reliable and hardworking students to
work a few hours a day, a couple of days a week after school. Those
interested, please contact Mrs. Hemberger at 732-349-0018 x2202.
FOOD PANTRY HOURS
OF OPERATION
To better serve our Spanish
speaking families and the worker
who is unable to utilize our
pantry due to work hours, the
Social Concerns Ministry is happy
to announce that they will be
opening the Food Pantry on the
following days/times, with
bilingual assistance available.
For the first time in 10 years at the Jersey Shore,
THE GARDEN STATE PHILHARMONIC
Presents
BEETHOVEN’S 9TH SYMPHONY!
Full Orchestra, Chorus and Award Winning Soloists
Buy your tickets online TODAY at GardenStatePhilharmonic.org
732-255-0460
A Portion of the Proceeds will Benefit the St. Joseph’s Food Pantry
IDENTIFICATION IS REQUIRED
FOR ALL FAMILY MEMBERS
May 21 & June 18
@ 10:00 - 12noon
This is a trial run and its
continuation will be
determined by attendance
on above dates. Thank you
SUNDAY, MAY 22, 2016 @ 2:30-4:00PM
ST. JOSEPH’S CHURCH
P A G E F I VE ST. JOSEPH’S
DONOVAN CATHOLIC
NEWS
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT
Congratulations to Natalie Brown and Jake Thoms, both
seniors signed their NCAA National Letters of Intent to
continue their athletic careers at the college level.
Natalie Brown – Providence College – Swimming
Jake Thoms – Georgian Court University – Track and Field
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HOST FAMILIES NEEDED FOR
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
“WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO BE A HOST FAMILY?”
It just takes an open mind and the willingness to
welcome one of our wonderful students into your home
for a 10-month academic year.
Host families gain the opportunity to experience learning
Chinese culture and customs by hosting a Chinese high
school student. Host families will help the Chinese student get a glimpse into our American culture. Host Families are married couples, single parents, empty nesters,
and single professionals. They are provided with unparalleled support from Ivy International Program Managers.
Training and a monthly stipend are provided.
If interested or if you know someone who may be
interested, please contact Kathy D’Andrea at
[email protected] or 732-349-8801 x2429
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CONCERTS
Instrumental Concert: May 17, 2016 @ 7:00 PM
Vocal Concert: May 18, 2016 @ 7:00 PM
Gepp Gymnasium . Admission Free . All are Welcome
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MAY 21, 2016 EVENTS
2nd Annual 5-K9 PAWS Walk
8:00 AM Registration
GriffinFest
6:00 PM
In the Quad, register on-line @ www.donovancatholic.org
www.donovancatholic.org
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ST. JOSEPH GRADE
SCHOOL NEWS
MAY CROWNING
Please join us Tuesday, May 17th at 1PM in church.
for this honored tradition and devotion to
our Blessed Mother.
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THE ANNUAL SJGS
“WALKING ON SUNSHINE”
SISTER JULIANA WALK-A-THON
will take place on Friday, May 20, 2016.
If you would like to donate to this great event in
memory of Sister Juliana, please contact Ms. James at
732-349-2355 x2012 or [email protected].
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SPARTAN BASEBALL
Saint Joseph Baseball at First Energy Park
Come out and enjoy a double header at First Energy
Park. On Saturday May 21st, the Lakewood Blue Claws
play the Delmarva Shorebirds at 4:05PM and then our
own Spartan boy's will take on Saint James of Red Bank
about 30 minutes after the end of the Blue Claws game.
Tickets are $10.00.
Contact the Athletic Department at SJGS
732-349-2355 x2013
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SHOP WITH SCRIP
Consider helping SJGS with your weekly grocery order.
ShopRite and Stop & Shop gift cards are available for
purchase in the Carpenter Shop as well as Kohl’s.
5% of each card purchased goes back to SJGS.
Thanks for considering SJGS when doing your shopping.
BOXTOP LABELS
Every Boxtop label helps SJGS! A collection box can be
found in the church.
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SJGS is presently enrolling for the 2016-2017 school
year. If you are interested or know of someone who is
interested in registering please contact
Ms. Juliann James 732-349-2355 x2012
or email [email protected]
www.stjoeschooltr.org
ST. JOSEPH’S
PAG E S I X
ARMED FORCES COLLECTION
MAY 28 & 29, 2016
MARINES – NAVY – ARMY
AIRFORCE - COAST GUARD
NATIONAL GUARD – VETERANS
The Social Concerns Committee will be
in the Gathering Space collecting
items to be sent to our Service men
and women serving in Iraq and
Afghanistan. Donations will also be
shared with a Veterans’ Hospital.
ITEMS NEEDED
Shaving Cream (for men & women)
Shampoo – Conditioner
Moisture Eye Drops – Skin Lotions
Foot Powder – Tissues
Toothpaste & Tooth Brushes
Bug Spray - Sun Screen
Razors (for men & women)
Writing Paper - Envelopes - Pens & Pencils
Forever Postage Stamps
Decks of Cards - Chap Stick – Hard Candy
Granola Bars - Nuts and Chips
Gum - Breath Mints
Please donate medium or small sizes of
items, as the larger sizes are difficult for
us to pack. You may place your items in
the bins provided in the Gathering Space.
Monetary donations will purchase phone
cards and help pay for shipping.
If you have a family member or friend
presently serving in the Military and would
like his or her photograph displayed,
please bring the photo in an envelope
marked for “Social Concerns” to the Parish
Office. Be sure to include your name, address and phone number on the back of
the photograph, if you would like it
returned to you.
To all who are serving valiantly
around the world, we pray that the
Lord will bless you and bring you
safely home to your loved ones.
RELIGIOUS
E D U C AT I O N
Confirmation Classes for High School Students in
Grades 10, 11 & 12
Monday to Thursday, June 27-30
Monday to Thursday, July 11-14
9am to 12:30pm
AND Friday, July 15, 1:30 to 3:00
These classes are for high school students who need to receive the sacrament of
Confirmation. Eligible students must have completed:
 Valid Catholic Baptism or a Profession of Faith
 First Holy Communion
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 Entering the 10 , 11 or 12 grade in September
2016
 Be a registered Parishioner St. Joseph’s Church
Limited to 15 students. Registration fee is $125. Attendance at
each class is necessary.
Summer Registration
If you want to have your child in the summer program, there
are some spots available in Session II, July 11 - July 15.
The summer religious education program is open to registered parishioners who will be entering grades 1 to 8 in
September.
Please call Nancy at x2225 with any questions or to
register.
Priesthood Vocation Discernment Meeting
“Lord, How are You calling Me to Follow You?”
God created each one of us for a particular calling as a way
to follow Him. Through the Sacrament of Baptism we become a child of God and thus we are called to live in holiness through the love of God and neighbor! It is important to
remember that our true vocation does not come from the
world, or from ourselves, but rather an invitation directly
from God to follow Him!
If you are interested in learning more about a vocation to the
priesthood, join Rev. Msgr. Ralph Stansley for this month’s
discernment meeting, Sunday, May 22, 2016, at Our Lady
of Good Counsel, 137 Upper Ferry Road, West Trenton, NJ
from 4-6pm, as he shares his experiences of the priesthood,
and leads a discussion about discernment and vocations.
For further information and to register, please contact the
Diocese of Trenton Office of Vocations at [email protected] or by calling 609-406-7449. It
would be great to see you and hear how the Lord is working
in your life!
PAGE SEVEN ST. JOSEPH’S
After months of preparation, consultation and prayer, the
parish family of St. Joseph is about to embark on a capital
campaign which is intended to meet our parish's current
need to raise funds for needed repairs and upgrades to our
parish plant.
All families will be called upon to make a sacrificial gift in
the form of a pledge, payable over a 36 – 60 month period. Only with the financial commitment of all families will we be able to reach our challenging goal of
$3,000,000. Over the next several months you will be hearing more about the
campaign and learning what you can do to help us be successful.
The church belongs to all of us; only through sacrifice throughout the community
can we achieve our goals. Therefore, all contributions, from the smallest to the
largest, will be gratefully appreciated. Your decision is a personal one and should
be made in good conscience and true Christian spirit. We realize that not everyone can make the same size gift; however, everyone can make the same
size sacrifice.
Our next meeting for the Campaign Leadership Committee meeting will be held
on May 19th at 7:30 PM in the Parish Center Dining Room. All of the members of
the committee are encouraged to complete their contacts and be ready to report
on the results at the meeting.
EXCERPT FROM “MERCY AND TRUTH
SHALL MEET”
BISHOP DAVID M. O’CONNELL, C.M.
When I studied scholastic (medieval) philosophy in the seminary many
years ago, I remember reading various philosophical definitions of
truth. The one that made the most sense to me was that of St. Thomas
Aquinas in his Summa Theologiae (ST): “truth is the conformity of the
mind to that which exists in reality (ST I.16.1).” Notice that there are
two parts to his definition: (1) that which exists in reality --- in other
words, that which is; and, (2) the conformity of the mind, the intellect, to it. I will spare
you a breakdown of philosophers’ reactions over the centuries, both “pro and con,” to
Aquinas’ idea because it seems so obviously accurate to me and it is, after all, the definition I will use here and throughout this letter.
Let me give you a simple example. I am typing on a laptop computer. It is not a typewriter or a tape recorder although I am typing on it and it is recording my ideas. It is not
a personal computer (PC) although it is my personal possession and it is a computer. It
is what is known everywhere as a “laptop computer.” That is what it is and how it is
known.
Back to the Lord Jesus. “I have come into this world to testify to the truth,” I quoted
earlier from the Lord Jesus’ dialogue with Pontius Pilate. Elsewhere in the Gospels, the
Lord Jesus reveals himself as “truth” when he says to Thomas, the Doubting Apostle,
later in John’s Gospel: “I am the way and the truth and the life (John 14: 6).” Truth is, as
we acknowledge, that which is, and our ability to see, comprehend, understand and conform our minds to it as it actually is: here, the Lord Jesus.
ST. JOSEPH’S
PAGINA OCHO
MENSAJE DEL PARROCO
Estimada Familia,
Feliz cumpleaños a Nuestra Iglesia! Hoy en el día de Pentecostés los
católicos celebramos el comienzo de nuestra Iglesia, cuando Jesús envió
el Espíritu Santo como había prometido para garantizar la verdad y la
salvación. El Espíritu Santo es el que nos guía, nos libera y nos enseña
la verdad.
Por otra parte, les informo que las escuelas de San José proactivamente
han investigado el agua de nuestras escuelas, en respuesta a la crisis en
la escuela de Newark donde se a descubierto plomo en el agua.
Nosotros contratamos a un laboratorio licenciado a análisis de este tipo
para que hiciera el análisis de contaminación. La siguientes facilidades
fueron analizadas, todas los bebederos de agua, fregaderos de cocina,
fuentes de agua para máquinas de fabricación de hielo, y cualquier
fuente de agua utilizada para cocinar y prepara alimentos en el grado
“jardín”, la escuela de San José, Donovan Catholic High School,
puestos de comida, el complejo deportivo en Whitty Road, Iglesia de
San José, Centro Parroquial, y el cementerio.
Los resultados de los examines lo recibimos el Viernes, 29 de Abril,
con solo 3 de las 50 localidades que excedían el nivel de plomo y cobre
(plomo, 15 partes por billón y cobre, 1300 partes por billón). Los
lugares que excedieron los niveles, fueron sacados de servicio
inmediatamente.
Donovan Catholic - lavado que se usa para lavar los cubiertos y no para
tomar agua. Una fuente en Whitty Road en el parque de deportes, que
esta fuera de servicio desde el otoño del 2015.
Y una Fuente de agua en el panteón en el Cementerio de San José.
Estos lugares quedan cerrados para siempre. Puede obtener una copia
del análisis en la oficina parroquial.
Que Dios los bendiga,
Fr. Scott
Espíritu Santo Ven, Espíritu de la Verdad, tu eres la recompense de
los santos, el que consuela nuestras almas, la luz dentro de las
tinieblas, rico para el pobre, tesoro para los enamorados, alimento
para el hambriento, desamparado, y el que consuela a los que vagan.
–Santa Maria Magdalena de Pazzi (1566-1607)
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HORARIO DE MISAS
En la Semana: 7:00am & 9:00am. Todos los
días de la semana (inglés).
Sábado: 8:00am, 5:00
Domingo: 7:30am, 9:00am, 10:30am, 12:00pm,
5:00pm (ingles)
Domingo: 6:30pm español
OFICINA HISPANA HORARIO
Martes, Miércoles y Jueves de 11am a 3pm
732-349-0018 X2213
SACRAMENTOS
Bautizos (en español): El Sacramento del
Bautismo se celebra en la Misa de los
domingos a las 6:30 pm. Para más
información, llamar a la oficina Hispana.
Unción de los Enfermos Y Reconciliación/
Confesión - Comuníquese con la oficina
hispana para hacer una cita.
Matrimonios: Las parejas que desean
contraer matrimonio deben solicitar una cita
con el Padre Carlos. Comuníquese con la
oficina hispana para hacer una cita.
SITUACIONES CRITICAS; si tiene
problemas de alcoholismo, violencia
domestica, jóvenes en crisis, etc. Llamar a la
oficina hispana para pedir ayuda….
SI NECESITA AYUDA con: comida,
pago de renta, utilidades, etc.
Comunicase con la Oficina Hispana.
ADORADORES PARA EL
SANTISIMO
Comuníquese con Caridad L. Barillas
732-349-0018 x2213.
Lecturas:
Domingo de
Pentecostés
Domingo Vigilia: Gen 11:1-9;
Rom 8:22-27; Jn 7:37-39
Lunes: Stgo 3:13-18; Mc 9:14-29
Martes: Stgo 4:1-10; Mc 9:30-37
Miercoles: Stgo 4:13-17; Mc 9:38-40
Jueves: Stgo 5:1-6; Mc 9:41-50
Viernes: Stgo 5:9-12; Mc 10:1-12
Sabado: Stgo 5:13-20; Mc 10:13-16
PAGINA NUEVE
ST. JOSEPH’S
ANUNCIOS DE VIDA COMUNITARIA
MISA DE HOY DOMINGO, 17 de Mayo es
Ofrecida por Jimmy Brown para su
recuperación de parte de su familia
Mision de Familias
“FAMILIAS
DESAFIANDO
EL MUNDO DE HOY”
Hora Santa
el segundo martes del mes a las 7pm
14 de junio:
“Familias Desafiando el Mundo de Hoy”
12 de julio:
“La Oración es el camino a la salvación”
9 de agosto:
“Por el Amor de los Matrimonios”
13 de septiembre:
“En Dios encontramos la fuerza”
11 de octubre:
“Trabajos corporales y espirituales de Misericordia”
8 de noviembre:
“Caminar hacia la luz”
Predicador
Excelencia Monseñor
Roberto Lopez Londoño
Obispo Emérito, de la Diócesis de Jericó, Colombia
Tienda de Artículos
Religiosos
Estará abierta el primer
domingo del mes, después
de Misa.
Días de Misión
En la Iglesia
Domingo, 12 de junio - Misa a las 6:30pm
Celebrantes - Monseñor Roberto Lopez Londoño,
Rev. Carlos
Lunes, 13 de junio: Para familias de 7pm-9pm
Martes, 14 de junio: Hora Santa para familias
De 7pm -9pm
Miércoles, 15 de junio: Para parejas y jóvenes
adultos de 18años en adelante de 7pm - 9pm
Ministerios de la Comunidad
Grupo de Oración: 3 de junio a las 7pm
16 Lafayette St.
Cristo por Maria (Familia): 2 de junio a las 7pm
Salón G
Discípulos de Maria: 8 de junio a las 7pm
Oficina Parroquial
Divina Misericordia: 29 de junio oficina
parroquial
Jueves, 16 de junio: Noche de Adolecentes Jóvenes 12-17 de 7pm - 9pm
Capilla de Adoración Perpetua
al Santísimo Sacramento
Sábado, 18 de junio - 10am - 3pm (Retiro
Donovan Catholic) Donación $8.00 incluye
almuerzo.
Habrán talleres para niños mayores de 5 años
y Jóvenes edades 12-17 años.
Expuesto todos los días de la
semana, las 24 horas del día.
Se necesitan Adoradores—llame a la
oficina hispana.
Domingo, 19 de junio: Misa de Conclusion a las
6:30pm
DESPENSA
DE ALIMENTOS
Inscríbase después de Misa o llame a la oficina
hispana. 732-349-0018 ext. 2213
La Santísima Trinidad habita en el alma por él. . .
deleitando su voluntad en el Espíritu Santo. – San
Juan de la Cruz 1542-1591), La llama Viva de Amor
El Ministerio de Cuidados Sociales comenzara abrir
la despensa el 3er.
sabado del mes de 10am a 12pm.
Traer identificación de los miembros de su familia.
sabado: 21 de mayo, y 18 de junio.