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February 15, 2015
Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Jesus Came To Heal
Sick and heartbroken.
Discouraged, damaged and restored.
Jesus came to heal.
Sometimes it’s not about what we do.
It’s about what’s already been done.
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Community of Saint Helen
1600 Rahway Avenue
Westfield, New Jersey 07090-3615
Office 908-232-1214
Fax 908-317-5459
Website: www.sainthelen.org
Pastoral Ministry
Rev. Michael A. Saporito Ext. 120..............................Pastor
Rev. Frank J. Fano Ext. 122..........................Parochial Vicar
Rev. George Klybus Ext. 121........................Parochial Vicar
Rev. Msgr. James A. Burke .....……….........Pastor Emeritus
Rev. Msgr. William C. Harms……........…...Pastor Emeritus
Rev. Mr. Jack Lynch Ext. 124..................Permanent Deacon
Marilyn Ryan Ext. 113..……..…..............Pastoral Associate
Religious Education
Mrs. Kathy Dulan Ext. 110...…...…………Elementary K-5
Mr. Mike Fusco Ext. 103....................……...Middle School
and H.S. Confirmation Program
Youth Ministry
Patti Gardner Ext. 115.….......High School Youth Minister
Music Ministry
Cindy Brogan Ext. 119.................................Music Minister
Inter-Parochial School 908-233-0484
Sister Maureen Fichner, SSJ…….....…...…..……..Principal
Mrs. Leslie Lewis….Early Childhood Director (Pre-K & K)
Counseling Program
Liz Migneco, L.C.S.W. Ext. 105………....….....Counselor
Michael McMahon, L.C.S.W. Ext. 105...……….Counselor
Trustees
Mrs. Helen Guididas……….……………….…….....Trustee
Mr. John Sheehan…….…….....………………..…...Trustee
Pastoral Council
Mrs. Claudia Andreski……...……..……...…..….. President
Celebration of the Eucharist
Sunday -
The Lord's Day
Saturday - 5:30 PM
8:00, 9:30, 11:00 AM, 12:30, 6:30 PM
Weekday Masses
Monday through Friday - 7:30 (except Summer) and 9:00 AM
Saturday - 9:00 AM
Holy Day - As announced in the bulletin
Reconciliation
Saturday - 4:30- 5:00 PM or by appointment
Parish Library
The Library is open whenever Burke Hall is open.
Prayer Network
908-232-1214, ext 109
Please leave a message.
From the Pastor
Lent Begins Wednesday
The Lenten Season begins with us calling to attention our
need for personal transformation on Ash Wednesday.
Masses will be celebrated at 7:30 am, 9 am and 7:30 pm. A
prayer service will be held simultaneously in the Church and
in the Meaney Hall Gym at 3:45 pm.
It is our hope that the adults of our community would think
not so much about giving things up for Lent, but about
forming new habits that last beyond Lent. Our small group
series will focus on prayer this year as will our Sunday
message series. Expand your prayer life beyond just the
memorized prayers you might have learned as a youth. Join
a group now. Take time to attend a Cornerstone Retreat (see
our website for the sign-up information). Once again this
year you can take advantage of the “go home overnight”
option at this retreat. You can sign up for the Dynamic
Catholic program: make this the Best Lent Ever (see
www.dynamiccatholic.com); attend daily Mass and follow
the scripture readings of the season; take some time each
Wednesday night in our Church between 7:30 and 8:30 pm
for a quiet reflection time during a Eucharistic Holy Hour priests will be available for confession each Wednesday
during that time as well; pray the stations of the cross with
us each Friday in Lent at 7:30 pm in Church; engage
yourself and others in some meaningful service project in
which you not only do good for others, but take time to
reflect upon the experience. Let’s make Lent a powerful
experience for our parish this year!
R.C.I.A. (The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults)
I would like to express our congratulations and prayerful
support to those in our community who are preparing to
receive the initiation Sacraments at Easter and during the
Easter Season. This Sunday Sabrina Mizerak, Lorenzo
Mizerek and Eugene Ing will attend the Rite of Election at
the Cathedral Basilica in Newark. This formal step in the
process of their full initiation at Easter (Baptism,
Confirmation and Eucharist) marks their final preparation
time and acceptance to receive these Sacraments at the next
Easter Vigil. It is a time of joy for them, their families,
sponsors and our parish. Congratulations to each of them.
Our prayers are with you at this important moment in your
life.
On Saturday, February 21, Annabelle Farrales and Kathy
Sullivan will attend the Rite of Continuing Conversion at the
Cathedral. These two women, already one with us through
Baptism, will be completing their initiation during the Easter
Season by being accepted into the Roman Catholic faith and
receiving the Sacraments of Confirmation and/or Eucharist.
Our prayers are with you as well.
I want to acknowledge our RCIA team for their faithful
service to all those preparing to be initiated into the fuller
life of the Church for their dedication, guidance, and
personal care of all these people.
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From the Pastor
cont.
Finally, there are many infants who will soon be baptized,
elementary students preparing for First Holy Communion
and our teenagers who are preparing to receive the
Sacrament of Confirmation during the Easter Season. During
this Holy Season, we remember them in prayer as well as
those who are working with them to prepare them.
In God’s Peace and Love,
Fr. Michael
Sharing God’s Blessings Annual Appeal
This year’s Appeal, Sharing God’s Blessings, is a
perfect opportunity for us to reflect on God’s generosity
to us and to share the blessings we have been given with
those around us. This year, our parish goal is
$131,649.00.
This year’s Appeal will continue to support the many
good works of the ministries throughout the Archdiocese.
We are often reminded by our Holy Father Pope Francis
and sacred scripture that in order to love one another we
must share the blessings which God has provided to us.
We are called to similarly share what is granted to us by
God and return it to Him so that not one of our brothers
and sisters goes without; without the gift of faith, without
the essential human needs, and without a personal
relationship with Our Lord.
The Annual Appeal provides the poor with food,
shelter and clothing; makes religious education, spiritual
guidance and CYO programs available for the young;
insures the future leadership of the Church with
seminarian education and training; and most important,
brings Christ’s Good News to the people of the
Archdiocese. Thousands of people in the four counties
served by the Archdiocese of Newark are assisted each
year through various programs and ministries funded by
the Appeal. Our parish also benefits by receiving a
rebate from the appeal if it exceeds its goal. Watch this
year’s Annual Appeal video online at www.rcan.org/
sharing to see firsthand the impact that YOUR gift makes.
To learn more about the ministries of the Archdiocese of
Newark, please visit www.rcan.org/sharing.
“What counts above all else is “faith working through
love” (Gal 5:6). Works of love directed to one’s neighbor
are the most perfect external manifestation of the interior
grace of the Spirit.”
-Pope Francis
Mark Your Calendar
3rd Annual Women’s Day of Reflection
Saturday, April 11 9:30 am - 2:00 pm
Theme: The Women Followers of Christ
Details to follow.
Men’s Lenten Prayer Breakfast
The Men’s Lenten Prayer Breakfast will meet this
Wednesday, February 18, and all the Wednesdays of
Lent at 6:00 am in Room 103 of the Parish Center. Come
and join us for an hour of prayer, Gospel reflection and
fellowship with other men of the Parish. Feel free to bring
a friend. Any questions can be directed to Brian 908-2305183. Coffee and donuts will be provided.
Women's Morning Out With God
Come join other women of the parish after the 9 am Mass
Wednesday mornings during Lent, beginning February
18. We will listen to the readings for the coming Sunday
to heighten our awareness of how they speak to each one
of us individually in our own lives. Come listen and learn
with us. What does God want me to hear today? For
more information call Peggy Walsh at 908-654-5575.
Lenten Prayer Time on Wednesdays
On Wednesdays evenings during Lent there will be a onehour prayer time in the church for all the parishioners of
St. Helen's. It will begin February 25 from 7:30 to 8:30
pm and can be a special time for members of
the Oremus small groups of Lent. It will be a quiet and
prayerful
time
with
the
Blessed
Sacrament. Oremus participants can fill in daily journals
or experience a time of prayer as presented that week
in Oremus.
A priest will also be available for
confession. All are encouraged to attend.
Message Series and Small Group Resources
Our weekend messages are recorded and can be found on
our parish website www.sainthelen.org. Listen yourself or
share it with a friend.
Welcome to our Parish!
 I am interested in renewing my faith as a Catholic
 I am interested in becoming a Catholic
 I am interested in becoming involved in my Parish
 Please pray for _____________________________
 Other ____________________________________
Please include your contact information below:
Name: ______________________________________
Address: ____________________________________
Phone Nos: __________________________________
E-Mail: _____________________________________
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Women’s Cornerstone
Stations Of The Cross – Fridays During Lent
Looking for ... a respite from the winter woes? ... to
meet other women in community? ... or to take a step
forward on your faith journey? How about attending
this year's Women's Cornerstone Retreat? February
27-28 - 26 hours of relaxation and reflection in the
company of other women like you. The Parish Center of
St. Helen's will be transformed into our very own spiritual
spa where your every need will be taken care of. Our
loving, giving team will be ready to greet and embrace
you in the warmth and comfort that this Retreat
experience provides. Pick a brochure up at the back of the
church or in the Parish Center. Registration can be done
online at www.sainthelen.org - click the Cornerstone tab.
You will be glad you took this opportunity!
Please join us each Friday during Lent for the Stations of
the Cross at 7:30 pm. The service, with scripture, sermon
and song, will last 45 minutes. It’s a great way to
prayerfully enter into our Savior’s passion. Each week, we
will focus on a different aspect of Jesus’ way of the Cross.
For some weeks, we even welcome guest preachers to
lead is in worship. This Friday, we welcome Fr. Alfie
Pangilinan, a friend and classmate of Fr. Frank, who
currently serves as Parochial Vicar at St. Henry, Bayonne.
He will preach on the 14th Station: Jesus is placed in the
tomb.
Been Looking to Make Some Changes in Your Life?
A Time to Be Baptized
Make a difference in your life and join the men of
Cornerstone XXVI for a weekend of reflection, growth,
fun and community. The 26-hour retreat begins on
Friday, March 6 and ends with Mass on Saturday
evening, March 7. For information contact Tom Pickert
at 908.303.4857 or [email protected]. Cornerstone, it
is a foundation for all that happens here at St. Helen's.
Vivian Isabelle Altavilla
Margaret Lucia Colangelo
Jamie Elizabeth Cole
Sophia Marie DaSilva
Welcome to our newly baptized
and congratulations to their proud parents!
Cornerstone Help Needed
Pray For Women's Cornerstone Retreat
The Cornerstone 26 Men's Team is looking for alums and
volunteers to help out the Kitchen Team on retreat
weekend, Friday night and/or Saturday, March 6 - 7.
Come out to support the retreat and join in the
kitchen camaraderie. No experience necessary; will train.
Email your name and contact information to Jack Sheehan
at [email protected].
DEAR VISITORS:
If there is something that we, as a Parish,
can do to assist you in your faith journey,
please let us know. Fill out the reverse
side of this form, tear it off, and place it in
the offering basket or give it to an usher.
A staff person will contact you this week.
Thank you for attending our Parish.
Your Staff at Saint Helen’s
How can we help?
If you are attending our church for the
first time, be sure to stop by the Parish
Center and pick up a copy of our Parish
Ministry Book.
“To everything there is a season,
and a time to every purpose under Heaven.”
Ecclesiastes 3:1
May we ask you for your prayers of support for the
following Cornerstone Retreat Candidates:
Julie Buckley, Barbara Burbella, Carol DaSilva, Daun
DeSimone, Ethna Farrell, Helen Gallant, Nancy Grosso,
Kathleen Houghton, Anne Koons, Linda LaBau, Sherrie
Louison, Donna McIntyre, Doris Newman, Arlene Novick,
Diane Power, Adrienne Rosania, Cindy Smith, Debra
Wisniewski
and the Team: Fee Buttrick, Susie Caughey, Christine
Fossaceca, Jean Gorczyca, Eleanore Ivano, Debra Kush,
Maria McGuinness, Nicole Murphy, Sue Popek, Alesia
Porter, Patricia Reilly, Marlene Rizk, Karen Rodden,
Trini Rodriquez, Ariana Siemoneit, Rosemary Tenneson
St. Patrick’s Day Parade
WISHING YOU JOYS THAT ARE
LASTING AND TRUE
All parishioners and friends of the Parish Community of
Saint Helen are invited to walk in the Union County 18th
Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade (a short walk with a breeze
at your back along Morris Ave. Union). The Parade will be
held on Saturday, March 14 at 1:00 pm. If you would rather
not walk, come, watch, AND CHEER!!! Call Eileen Martin
(908-233-0374) and let her know if you would like
transportation to and from the parade and a wee bit of
refreshments at Molly’s after the parade.
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Parish Mission Statement
The Parish Community of St. Helen is a Roman Catholic Church
dedicated to
Worshipping God
by sharing the saving message of Jesus Christ
Serving Others
by supporting, comforting and assisting those in
need
Making Disciples
by fostering the spiritual growth of all its people
STRATEGY
St. Helen’s Church has the most registered families in its history,
yet currently, we report a pattern of lower Mass attendance.
• Our strategy is to make Church matter to our parishioners.
• Central to our plan is making Sunday Eucharist the source and
summit of our faith community as envisioned by the Second Vatican
Council.
• We commit ourselves to providing a weekend message that is
relevant and well-prepared.
• We commit ourselves to music that inspires the hearts of those
who join us while encouraging active participation among all.
• We commit ourselves to the children of our parish by inviting them
to age appropriate experiences of faith formation.
• We commit ourselves to reaching out to inactive parishioners,
encouraging those who attend Mass to engage in ministry and
spiritual growth, and challenging dedicated disciples to invite
newcomers to our community.
VALUES
• As a Roman Catholic faith community, we are shaped by both
God’s Word and our Sacred Traditions as handed on to the
successors of the Apostles.
• The Eucharist and the Sacraments are central to our faith. We
value ongoing conversion to Jesus Christ.
Daily prayer, scripture readings, small group participation and
ministry are the desired goal of all our members. We aim to make
disciples.
• We believe that service to others flows from our call to
discipleship. We believe in serving those in our parish community,
in our surrounding area, as well as those in special need in our
country and in the world.
• We believe in a missionary spirit.
• We have a special place for those that are searching for a
Catholic faith community where they will find a warm welcome,
personal pastoral care, and faith development opportunities that are
of high quality. We love seekers.
Respect Life Notes
“I came so that they might have life and have it more
abundantly.”
— John 10:10 (NABRE © 2010 CCD. Used with permission.)
For Respect Life events, please visit the Archdiocesan
website: www.rcan.org/life/
Annual Blood Drive
Every Drop Counts! Life Shared, Life Saved.
Our annual Blood Drive will take place in Meaney Hall
on Sunday, March 1, from 8 am to 1:30 pm.
Complimentary cholesterol and glucose screenings for
all blood donors. Donors must weigh 110 or more. 76
years old or older must show doctor's note stating they
are able to donate blood. Bring photo ID and eat a meal
before donating.
Animal Food/Litter Collection
As a part of my confirmation project, I am collecting cat
litter (most wanted) and pet food for the Best Friend Dog
and Animal Adoption Group in Scotch Plains. I will be
collecting from February 9th to March 1st. All kinds of
cat litter, cat food, and dog food will be
accepted. Collection boxes can be found in the church
foyer and Parish Center. For questions, please contact
Shannon Devitt at (908) 232-3045.
Keeping Connected To Your Faith...
 www.cruxnow.com. Crux strives to cover the worldwide
institution of the Roman Catholic Church, from the papacy
to the hierarchy to local dioceses. Last week's guest
speaker , John Allen, Jr., is the associate editors of Crux.
 Relevant radio WNSW 1430 AM out of Newark, talk
radio for Catholic life and faith.
Twelve: A Support Group
A support group for those impacted by a loved one
abusing alcohol or drugs meets weekly on Monday
evenings at the Parish Center from 7:30 - 9:00 pm.
Any questions call 908-232-1189. Confidentiality
respected.
If you can’t feed a hundred people, feed just one.
How To Report Abuse
The Archdiocese takes very seriously all allegations of
sexual misconduct by members of the clergy, Religious
and lay staff. Individuals who wish to report an
allegation of sexual misconduct may do so by calling
the Archdiocesan Office of Child and Youth Protection
at 201-407-3256.
Bulletin Submissions
Items for the Sunday Bulletin can be e-mailed to
[email protected]. Please use the word
“Bulletin” on the subject line.
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Ash Wednesday Service February 18
There will be an Ash Wednesday Prayer Service at 3:45 in
the Church for all children and their families. This service
is geared especially to our children grades Kindergarten
through Fifth Grade.
Please make every effort to
attend. The Service will be in lieu of class for Ash
Wednesday.
Donate Used Communion Attire
Please bring any gently used First Communion dresses or
jackets and suits to the Parish Center to the attention of Mrs
Dulan. They will be available to our present First
Communion children for their use. Thank you for your
generosity.
HTIS News
-The Crazy 8’s Afterschool Math Club at the Mountainside
Campus spent an afternoon building geometric shapes using
glow sticks, creating buildings, people and giant flowers .
-Mrs. Hazard and Mrs. Tanella’s PreK-4 class will be doing
an author study on children’s author, Jan Brett and read her
books. They will retell and act out the story, The Mitten will
make matching mittens and colorful hats in Art.
-The third graders made character sketch dream catchers to
celebrate finishing the book Charlotte's Web. Each student
drew a character from the book, identified five adjectives to
describe them, and decorated dream catcher with beads and
feathers. What a great way to compare and contrast
character traits!
-Congratulations to 4th graders Sophia Salazar and Hannah
Cumming for making it to the “Top 10” in the Annual
Spelling Bee sponsored by the Jr. Woman’s Club of
Westfield. The final competition was on February 9.
-Congratulations to the Holy Trinity Chess Team (Sebastian
Cortes, Hannah Cumming, Alex Cumming, Angelika
Demetrick, Ryan Berg Thies, and Alec Touhey) for a 2nd
place finish in the Novice II section at Princeton Day
School’s Chess Tournament. Next: the NJ State Elementary
Championships on February 22.
-We are now taking new registrations for all grades for the
2015-16 school year. Please call (908) 233-1899 to set up
your tour or for further information about Full Day
Kindergarten and Pre-K. The HTIS Mountainside Campus
provides the youngest in our Catholic community with an
age-appropriate education anchored in a faith based
program. Please call (908) 233-0484 for information about
grades K through 8 at the Westfield Campus.
VBS Date Announced!!
...a 4-day, fun-packed, faith-filled, fantabulous time
with new things to learn, new things to do and new
friends to do them with! Your K thru 5 kids won't
want to miss the experience! Monday, June 29 thru
Thursday, July 2, 2015....watch for registration info!!
This year's theme: SonSpark Labs
Youth Ministry News Grades 9 - 12
Patti 232–1214 ext 115
[email protected]
Shelter
For our weekly Tuesday visits to the Ozanum Catholic Charities
Shelter in Edison, please be sure to sign-up in the Shelter Book that
is located at the front desk. Permission slips are located in the back,
once filled out it will be good for the entire school year.
February Info and all info going forward can be found on-line
www.sainthelen.org under Youth Ministry!
Sophomore Retreat
Registration for the Sophomore Retreat has begun! This year the
retreat will be held at the Archdiocesan Youth Center, Kearny, on
Saturday 2/21 - Sunday 2/22. All info can be found on-line. You
may print out form and return or stop by the YM Office to register.
Sophomores don't miss this great, fun, spiritual event!!
Adult Help Needed on the Sophomore Retreat:
If you are interested in helping out as an adult on the sophomore
retreat as we explore with them their " Wonder Years", we would
love to have you! The retreat overnight Saturday 2/21 leaving St.
Helen's at 8 AM and returning on Sunday 2/22 by noon. The retreat
this year is being held at the Archdiocesan Youth Center in Kearny.
Please call or stop by the YM Office if you can help. Thank You
Jr/Sr Retreat Registration has begun!
This year the Jr/Sr Retreat is once again being held on the beach in
LBI at Maris Stella Retreat House. Permission Slips can be found on
our website under Youth Ministry. You do not have to be a peer
minister to participate! All are welcome :)
Ash Wednesday Prayer Services
15 minute prayer services will be held in the Youth Room on Ash
Wednesday, February 18 at 4:30 pm, 7:15 pm, 7:45 pm and 8:15
pm! All Youth are invited and welcome to attend.
Passion Play Casting:
Casting for our Annual Passion Drama that is portrayed at all
Masses on Palm Sunday Weekend, will be held in the Youth Room
at 6 PM on February 22nd. You do not need any acting experience,
there are speaking and non speaking roles. Rehearsals will be held
in the church after 6 :30 Mass until 9 PM, the Sundays during Lent.
Your Help Is Needed To Feed Our Neighbors!
The food pantry located at Holy Trinity is in need of
replenishing. Our Confirmation service project is to fill the
food pantry’s shelves and feed our neighbors. During the
week of Feb. 16 – 22, collection boxes will be placed in St.
Helen’s parish center by the front desk and by the
gym.
Please place non-expired, non-perishable food
items (like canned soups and vegetables, cereal, pasta, sauce,
peanut butter and jelly), toiletries and paper goods into these
boxes. Thank you in advance for your generosity and support
of this food drive. We are grateful for all your donations, and
know that the families receiving them will be, too! Kevin
Campanello, Daniel LaMastra, and John Paul Tyahla
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PARISH MISSION STATEMENT
The Parish Community of St. Helen is a Roman Catholic
Church dedicated to:
Worshipping God
by sharing the saving message of Jesus Christ
Serving Others
by supporting, comforting and assisting those in need
Making Disciples
by fostering the spiritual growth of all its people
ALL ARE WELCOME

We are happy you are here…. and want you to stay.
 We would like to share our faith with you.
 If you are alienated or upset, we welcome you
lovingly.
 If you are in need of forgiveness, Jesus forgives you
completely – with unconditional love.
 If you have been hurt by the Church, we are truly
sorry.
 If you are angry, Jesus offers you peace.
 If life has become burdensome, we are here to
support you.
 Join us each week so we can worship God together.
Infant Baptism: Celebrations are held two Sundays a
month. Please contact Terry Vinanskie at the Parish
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Next Sunday's
Scripture Readings
First Sunday of Lent
Genesis 9: 8-15
1 Peter 3: 18-22
Mark 1: 12-15
Please pray for those who are sick:
Joanne Arena, Patricia Baran, Tom Black, Terry
Blanchard, Linda Brinkmann, Mary Campion, Dorothy
Chesnok, Gene Corcoran, Adrian Corriette, Jemma
Corriette, Dolores Courtney, Kevin Jack Daly, Will
DeGregorio, Edward Dowling, Barbara Drescher, Larry
and Marie Fama, Mary Flood, Richard Gagńe,
Matthew Garretto, Vincenza Gialluisi, Baby Juliette
Gismondi, Brendan Glynn, Dawn Goldberg, Andrea
Gordon, Helen Greenberg, Steve Greenberg, Norman
Heim, Tom Hogan, Alexis Homer, Lenore Huff,
Stephen Huff, Carol Hughes, Vincent Johnson, Barbara
Kemps, Elaine Leporiere, Judy Lonseth, Audrey Lutz,
Sal Macaluso, Melissa Mansfield, Cara Mayberry, Jean
McCarthy, Hank McFarlin, Joanne Mulholland, Teresa
O’Keefe, Domenica Paparatto, Lucy Paiva, Anne
Petrusko, Susan Phillips, Marie Picinnini, Dan
Pugliese, Marion Rabbitt, Brian Raszka, Carmen Riera,
Jose Riera, Nancy Robinson, Arlene Rutenbeck, Craig
Rutkowski, Michael Ryan, Rusty Ryan, Margaret
Schnitzer, Kathleen Schulman, Roz Sica, Jeff Smith,
Helen Splitt, Margaret Strand, Ella Tatreau, Karen
Goski Vitale, Virginia Waters, Patti Williams, Vivian
Wilson, Ted Wirkowski, Debra Wisniewski, Ashley
Wodhanil, Grace Wolak, Gertrude Wood, their
caregivers and all in need of our prayers.
Stewardship of Treasure
“Give and gifts will be given to you...the measure with which
you measure will in turn be measured out to you.”
Luke 6:38
Offertory Collection
Budget Amount
Collection
Weekly on-line Giving
Donations Mailed In
Surplus/(Deficit)
5% Outreach
Year to Date
Budget
Actual
Surplus/(Deficit)
1/25/15
$ 26,250.00
$ 20,426.50
$ 5,613.00
$ 3,453.00
$ 3,242.50
$
2/1/15
26,250.00
20,857.50
4,818.00
4,595.50
4,021.00
1,474.63
1,513.55
$ 753,750.00
$ 753.247.97
$ 28,990.47
780,000.00
813,011.47
33,011.47
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MASS INTENTIONS 
Friday, February 20
Monday, February 16
7:30 AM
9:00 AM
7:30 AM
9:00 AM
Ed Klimkiewicz
Marie Cessario
Saturday, February 21
9:00 AM
5:30 PM
Tuesday, February 17
7:30 AM
9:00 AM
Charles Haller
Richard Morbee
8:00 AM
9:30 AM
11:00 AM
12:30 PM
6:30 PM
Rose Conte
Robert Perro
Kevin Queenan
Thursday, February 19
7:30 AM
9:00 AM
Diane Mruczinski
5:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:30 PM

Monday, February 16
Parish Center closed
Twelve Meeting
Lib
Tuesday, February 17
10:00 AM
Making Music Praying Twice
3:30 PM
Religious Education
7:30 PM
Discovering Christ
7:30 PM
RCIA
103
MH
MH
101
Wednesday, February 18
6:00 AM
Men’s Lenten Prayer Breakfast
103
9:45 AM
Women’s Lenten Prayer
103
3:45 PM
Ash Wednesday Services
MH & CH
Thursday, February 19
9:00 AM
Oremus Small Group
10:00 AM
Oremus Small Group
3:30 PM
Religious Education
101
101
MH
Lectors
Ministers
of the
Eucharist
Altar
Servers
Basketball
Centering Prayer
Choir Rehearsal
Soph Retreat Team Meeting
Gym
Lib
CH
YR
Friday, February 20
4:00 PM
K2J Lenten Service Project
7:30 PM
Stations of the Cross
103
CH
Saturday, February 21
9:00 AM
Discovering Christ Retreat
5:00 PM
Basketball
MH
Gym
Sunday, February 22
8:00 AM
Hospitality Sunday
9:00 AM
Religious Education
9:10 AM
Kids Corner
5:45 PM
Worship Team Rehearsal
7:30 PM
Passion Play Casting
7:30 PM
9th Gr. Confirmation Large Group
BH
MH
MH
CH
CH
MH
Liturgical Ministers Schedule
Mass
Diane Mruczinski
Katherine Chopey
Diane Mruczinski
Jean Cyga
Paul David Jackson
The Sanctuary Candle this week will be offered in memory of:
People of the Parish
Frank Krak
WEEK AT A GLANCE 
7:30 PM
Karen Frees-Osiecki
Joan Kernan
Sunday, February 22
Wednesday, February 18
7:30 AM
9:00 AM
7:30 PM
Diane Mruczinski
Peter Nied
February 22-23, 2015
5:30 pm
8:00 am
9:30 am
11:00 am
12:30 pm
6:30 pm
John Dalton
Matt
Forstenhausler
Nancy Baton
Mike Bielen
Cheryl Eagan
Mary Ellen Fagan
Jessica Blessing
Gail Opacity
Claire Zuravnsky
Joanne Lukowiak
Shane McDermott
* A. Farley
* J. Perrotta
* S. Hess
* T. Angeles
R. Intartaglia
M. Reynolds
B. Cull
Deacon Jack
T. Cirillo
J. Lo Guidice
M. Garry
P&C Genova
K. Kraft
E. Betancourt
J. Gorman
P. Blejwas
I. Feldbauer
M. Musell
C. Clifford
C. Savickas
T. Scott-Wood
C. Catania
E. Idland
W. Chandler
G. Laughlin
J. Link
D. Rodriguez
N. Marcotullio
D. Clark
A. O’Brian
A. Baker
K. Bronander
H. Mc Lane
T. Pickert
P. Rodihan
T. Dorch
L. Williamson
K&G Baer
J. Fietkiewicz
P. Wolpert
D. Cusimano
D. Black
Will McGlynn
A. Yarusavage
P&E Murphy
L. Rochford
R. Swantek
J. Sheehan
Ml Massenzio
H. Pasterczyk
David Link
Cyril Maliakal
Olivia Blessing
Faith Hrinkevich
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Bereavement Group For Widows and Widowers
Applicants Sought for Catholic Schools
RWJ University Hospital at Rahway is offering support for
those who have recently suffered the loss of a spouse. The
group will meet 7 consecutive Thursday mornings from
10:30 to 12:00 beginning March 19. They will meet at the
RWJ Fitness Center on Lamberts Mill Road. There is no
fee but registration is required. To register or for more
information, please call Jane Dowling at 732-247-7490.
For the 2015-2016 academic year, the Archdiocese of Newark
seeks qualified applicants for the position of principal in our
elementary and secondary schools, both urban and suburban,
located in Bergen, Essex, Hudson, and Union Counties.
Candidates must meet the following requirements:
Practicing Catholic
Relevant experience in teaching, leadership, and/or
administration
Earned Master’s degree in Education, preferably in
school leadership
NJ Teaching Certificate or its reciprocal
NJ Principal Certification preferred or commitment to
attain or its reciprocal
Applicants with the qualifications listed below, may send a
letter of intent, resume, with three (3) letters of reference to
Sister Patricia Butler, SC at [email protected] or Archdiocese
of Newark, Schools Office, 171 Clifton Ave., Newark, NJ
07104 by February 2015
Part-Time Organist Needed
The Parish of Saint Anne in Garwood is currently looking
for a part-time organist/choir director. The Liturgy is
celebrated with a cantor at every Mass, and during the
year (October until the Feast of Corpus Christi) with full
choir at its 10:00 am FESTIVE LITURGY. The parish has
approximately 650 registrants (about 400 regular
worshippers). The Lord’s Day Liturgies are celebrated at
5:30 pm Saturday and 8, 10:00 and 12 noon on Sunday,
Christmas and Easter. The parish is guided by a Pastor and
all-volunteer Pastoral Associates. Please call for an
appointment for an interview: 908-578-9117 cell or 908789-0280 x 24 or email [email protected].
Mobile Meals of Westfield
Would you like to help pack or deliver nutritious meals to
those in need of help? Call 908-233-6146 or e-mail
[email protected] if you would like to
volunteer or if you have questions.
Pastoral Care of the Sick
We want to help anyone who cannot celebrate Mass with
us because of illness, age or handicap. If you or a family
member wish to receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation,
Eucharist or Anointing of the Sick at home, please call
the Parish Center 908-232-1214. By law, hospitals
cannot notify us when parishioners are admitted. If you
or a family member is hospitalized, please notify us.
Urgent calls will be attended at any time.
Annual Ultra Breakfast & Raffle
The St. John Vianney Pro Life Committee is sponsoring its
Annual Ultra Breakfast & Tricky Tray Basket Raffle on
Sunday, March 1, 8-11 am in the church cafeteria at 420
Inman Avenue, Colonia, elevator accessible. Raffle call
beginning at 11. All proceeds benefit local pregnancy
centers. Full breakfast menu including omelets to order. $8
for adults, $4 for children 12 and under. For tickets/info
call Carolyn at 973-349-4626.
Catholic Charities Donation Bin
Please support their many programs by donating clothing,
shoes, toys and household items in the donation bin in our
back parking lot. If you have questions, need a tax receipt,
or want a larger donation pick-up call 877-343-3651. Sorry,
no furniture accepted.
The Women's Commission
Day of Reflection Behold Your Mother
Saturday, March 7, 2015
Seton Hall University, South Orange
9:00 am - 5:00 pm (registration at 8 am)
Adults: $25.00 College Students (18-22): $20.00
Seniors (65+): $20.00, Clergy/Religious: Free
Continental breakfast and lunch included.
Immaculee Ilibagiza will share her inspirational story.
http://www.rcan.org/womcom/
Catholic Men’s Conference:
Saturday, March 14, 2015
Seton Hall University
This year’s theme is “Be Not Afraid: He is With Us!”
Speakers for the English track will be Thomas Peterson, Tim
Staples and Damon Owens. We will also feature our Young
Adult track for the second year in a row and a Spanish track.
Registration is at 8:30 am and day ends at 4:00 pm. $25 for
adults, $15 for college students (18-22) and $20 for senior
citizens (65+). Priests and religious are free. Continental
breakfast
and
lunch
included.
Please
visit
www.rcanmenscommission.org or contact Bob Albino
[email protected], 908 654-9458.
Mount St. Mary House of Prayer, Watchung
Registration required for all programs.
Call 908-753-2091 or e-mail: [email protected]
WHO IS JESUS FOR ME?
Lenten Day of Recollection. Reflection, prayer-to renew faith
from inside out! Sat., Feb. 28, 9:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Lunch
included. ($40-$50 As You Are Able)
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SENIOR LIVING
Tara Burns, Director of Community Relations
Sunrise Assisted Living of Westfield
240 Springfield Avenue • Westfield, NJ 07090
Main (908) 317-3030
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Sabatino Ciatti, M.D.
Christina Finamore, M.D.
Stephanie Lehrhoff, M.D.
Phoebe Lu, M.D., Ph.D.
Susan McFalls, M.D.
Rachel Cittone, P.A.-C.
ADVANCED DERMATOLOGY,
MOHS & LASER SURGERY CENTER, P.A.
240 East Grove Street, Westfield, NJ 07090
(908) 232-6446
www.skinandlasercenter.com
RAYMOND JAMES®
Steven Criscuolo, CPA
• Lawn
Maintenance
• Landscape
Services
SNOWPLOWING
908-233-5600
[email protected]
Investment and Financial Advisor
[email protected]
99 Wood Ave., So., Suite 102, Iselin, NJ 08833
(732) 744-1200
www.burkefinancialstrategies.com
“INVEST WITH US AND WE WILL INVEST IN YOU”
Raymond James Financial Services, Inc. Member FINRA/SIPC
Five Star
Robert Paul, Parishioner
Clarkton Shopping Center • 1083 Raritan Road • Clark, NJ 07066
Phone 732.388.8889
Door to Door Lessons • 7 Days/Week
Eye & Written Test Done On Premises
State Certified Instructors
No Long Lines At The DMV
CHOICE OF SOUP OR SALAD • CHOICE OF ENTRÉE
COFFEE OR TEA AND DESSERT
ALA CARTE MENU ALSO AVAILABLE
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Mr. Bagel
Says...
“Your Prescription to Better Health”
Owner / Pharmacist in Charge
Fala-se Português
1115 South Avenue West, Westfield, NJ 07090
908.233.2200 • [email protected]
Interior Design & Decoration
Space Planning & Renovation
110 E. Broad St. • Westfield, NJ
West Carpets
Your Hosts: Peter & Helen Rentoulis
732-499-8221
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by Your Values, Committed to
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We specialize in Investment and
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Mark F. Swingle Group
201.926.1809
[email protected]
Tables • Chairs • Tents • Inflatables & More
VICKI’S DINER
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For Specials & Promotions
www.fredericsjewelers.com
1085 Central Ave. Clark, NJ
E-Z PARTIES
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385 St. George Ave., Rahway
Pete & Adelle Westerlund
Learn From The Best!
“Where Good Friends Meet”
Parishioners
CELEBRATING 10 YEARS IN BUSINESS! “Where New Friends Are Made”
Driving School
Large Selection of Religious Jewelry
908-795-3030
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133 Prospect St., 1st Fl, Westfield
908-379-2706
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Securities and Investment Advisory Services offered through NFP
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Office: 908-654-6666
Advisor Services is not affiliated with Mark F. Swingle Group.
PLUMBING, HEATING
& COOLING
Since 1983
1-732-417-4444
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CHERYL WINKLER
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I will work with
any budget
$25 Off Any Service
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908-370-1678
Certified Decorator, Redecorator and Stager
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Residential & Commercial | Serving Union County Since 1966 • Lic. & Ins.
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JRP Landscaping
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908-577-1229
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Complete Termite
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9 Quine Street, Cranford, NJ 07016
MASTER MEMORIALS
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We Make Memories Last Forever
524 Central Ave., Westfield, Corner of Park St.
Tim Doerr
MEARS & MCCULLOUGH, CPA’S
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ENTITIES INCLUDING ELECTRONIC FILING
ESTATE AND TRUST ADMINISTRATION INCLUDING ACCOUNTING
ARBITRATION & LITIGATION SUPPORT
29 SOUTH AVE. WEST, CRANFORD
(908) 276-7686
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PLUMBING
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908-232-3566
YOUR LOCAL PLUMBER
State Lic. # 7679
FASHION
OPTICS
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Jack DiSarro, Optician/Owner
MOUNTAINSIDE INDOOR
TENNIS CENTER
FAMILY
INVESTORS
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1191 Rte. 22 • Mountainside, NJ
Georgia Aquila
232-0310
Owner/Manager
265 South Ave., Fanwood
PEDIATRIC AND ADULT ORTHODONTICS
Thomas M. Burns, DMD, PA
NJ Specialty Permit #3299
DIPLOMATE, AMERICAN BOARD OF ORTHODONTICS
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908-322-1800
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• Mutual Funds
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Serving Investors Since 1960
Fred J. Chemidlin
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1300 RARITAN ROAD ~ CLARK
SUNDAY BRUNCH STARTING AT 10:30
Calderone
School of Music
Great food & drink, and warm hospitality
Est. 1975
Cert. Teachers
All Instruments and Voice
Kindermusik 18 mos. to 7
Suzuki Strings Pus Program
College Prep Division
East Hanover
Springfield
973-428-0405 973-467-4688
SERVED WITH COMPLIMENTARY MIMOSA, BLOODY MARY OR BELLINI
Fine Home Remodeling & Carpentry/Millwork
Dave Hagan
PAINTING
973-762-6333
In Office IV &
Repass 15 to 130
Westfield
Pediatric
Dental
Group
General Anesthesia
ioner
Special $15.99
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10% Parish
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Discount
3 Banquet rooms
Timothy P. McCabe, D.M.D., Board Certified
Julie Jong, D.M.D., Board Certified
Westfield Avenue
1051 Raritan Road, Clark, NJ 07066 555
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John Chang, D.M.D.
732.680.1051 (908) 232-1231
Kelly Walk, D.M.D.
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Bra
Owner/Parishioner
NJ HIC#
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FULLY INSURED: WORKERS COMP., LIABILITY
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101 Old Short Hills Rd., Suite 104, West Orange, NJ 07052
973-731-5550
4-14 Saddle River Rd., Fair Lawn, NJ 07410 • 201-794-1366
Did you know...
FIVE STAR CATERING
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A. Pigna & son
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new doctor
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COMMUNIONS
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BAPTISMS
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77 Central Ave., Clark, NJ
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607 St. Helen, Westfield, NJ (inside) UPS
Sarah E. Little, D.O.
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T 973.218.1579
F 973.218.1589
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Thomas M. Keiser, Jr., Executive Director
Call DIANE PELLINO
N.J. License No. 3844
Sales Associate, President’s Club,
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Thomas C. Kenny, Director
N.J. License No. 4500
Laura E. Mann, Director
N.J. License No. 4947
155 South Avenue
Fanwood, NJ 07023
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Family Centered Funeral Service since 1954.
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Distinguished Sales Club, Multi Million Dollar Club
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Direct: 908-447-8134
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556 Westfield Ave., Westfield
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FUNERAL HOMES
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318 E. Broad St., 233-0143
William A. Doyle - Mgr.
NJ Lic. 2325
J. M. Jones, Dir.
NJ Lic. No. 4869
CRANFORD
12 Springfield Ave., 276-0092
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