1. religion and spirituality
2. christianity
3. catholicism

THE PEOPLE OF GOD CALLED TO BE THE CATHOLIC COMMUNITY OF
ST. MICHAEL CHURCH
Putting God first through the stewardship of time, talent & treasure
SERVED BY:
Rev. Msgr. Timothy J. Shugrue, Pastor
Rev. John P. McGovern, Pastor Emeritus
Rev. Robert S. Gajewski, Parochial Vicar
Rev. Wilson A. Paculan, Parochial Vicar
Rev. William P. Sheridan, Weekend Asst.
Daniel Wilverding, Deacon
Sandy Miragliotta, School Principal
Jacqueline Karmol, Pastoral Assoc. for Rel. Ed.
Ellen Collett, Administrator, Catechetics
David Bower, Director of Music
Rich Donovan, Coord. of Youth Ministry
Valeria Downey, Assoc. Coord. of Youth Ministry
Joan F. Genova, Business Administrator
Barbara A. Bilger, Trustee
Richard C. Gallagher, Trustee
EUCHARIST:
Saturday Evenings: 5:30 pm
Sundays: 7:30 am, 9:00 am,10:30 am, 12 Noon
Weekdays: 7:00 am, 12 Noon
Saturdays: 8:00 am, 12 Noon
Holy Days: Check Bulletin for Mass times
RECONCILIATION: Monday through Saturday after the 12:00 Noon Mass
and Monday evenings at 7:30 p.m.
BAPTISMS: Contact the Parish Center for date and Prep Class.
MARRIAGE: One year preparation program. Please contact the Parish Center.
MINISTRY TO THE SICK: Homebound: Please let us know of any
parishioners, unable to attend church, wishing to receive the Sacraments Anointing of the Sick and Communion. Hospital Visitation: Present privacy
regulations require the family to notify the parish of hospitalized parishioners.
Please call the Parish Center to arrange a visit.
PARISH MEMBERSHIP: We welcome new members to our parish.
Registering helps us know you are one of us. Please visit the Parish Center.
R.C.I.A. (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults): We welcome
inquiries into our Faith. Please contact the Parish Center.
YOUTH MINISTRY: Weekly in the Youth Room High School 7:00 p.m. Sunday - at St. Michael’s
PARISH CENTER
OFFICE HOURS
40 ALDEN STREET
Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-8 p.m.
CRANFORD, NJ 07016
Saturday 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
(908) 276-0360
Sunday 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Emergency only Cell: 908-477-3093
[email protected]
www.stmichaelcranford.org
www.facebook.com/stmichaelcranford
SCHOOL
100 ALDEN STREET
CRANFORD, NJ 07016
(908) 276-9425
[email protected]
www.smscranford.com
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
(908) 276-2050
www.stmichaelcranfordre.org
YOUTH MINISTRY
(908) 276-5990
www.stmtym.com
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October 19, 2014
“...repay to Caesar what belongs to Caesar…”
Saturday
5:30
Sunday
7:30
9:00
10:30
12:00
Monday
7:00
12:00
Tuesday
7:00
12:00
Wednesday
7:00
12:00
Thursday
7:00
12:00
Friday
7:00
12:00
Saturday
8:00
12:00
5:30
Sunday
7:30
9:00
10:30
12:00
October 18, 2014
Mary Griffin
October 19
Lucille W. Gottko
People of St. Michael Parish
Michael Wielgus
Priest’s Intention
October 20
Dominick Keenaghan
Charles E. Simmons, Sr.
October 21
Bridgie Sweeney
Assunta Di Fabio
October 22
Vano Family
Joseph W. Kochera
October 23
Robert Jennings
Emily Grillo
October 24
Jonathan L. Hoyt
Thomas Rowan
October 25
David Snyder
Shelia Campbell
Florecita R. Sandoval
October 26
People of St. Michael Parish
Knights of Columbus - Living & Dec.Members
Frieda Franke
Michael Wielgus
Novena:
Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal
Mondays after 12 Noon Mass
Legion of Mary:
Tuesdays at 10:15 a.m.– Parish Center
Prayer Group:
Mondays at 7:00 p.m.– Parish Center
Rosary:
Weekdays 6:30 a.m.– Saturday 7:30 a.m.
Social Services Helpline:
(Cath. Comm. Services) 1-800-CCS-7413
Crisis Pregnancy Center: 1-201-991-2850
To Report Abuse: Victim Assistance Coordinator 201-407-3256
Union County Prosecutor 908-965-3879
Pilgrim Statue:
God Bless Those Who Welcome Our Lady!
Oct.19-26: Mrs.H.Brawley, 3 Heathermeade
Oct.26-Nov.2:M/M Brigando, 117 Glenwood
Readings for the Week:
Monday:
Eph 2: 1-10; Ps 100:1b-5; Lk 12: 13-21
Tuesday:
Eph 2: 12-22; Ps 85: 9ab-14; Lk 12: 35-38
Wednesday:
Eph 3: 2-12;Is 12:2-3,4bcd-6; Lk 12: 39-48
Thursday:
Eph 3:14-21;Ps 33:1-2,4-5,11-12,18-19;Lk 12: 49-53
Friday:
Eph 4: 1-6; Ps 24: 1-4ab, 5-6; Lk 12: 54-59
Saturday:
Eph 4: 7-16; Ps 122: 1-5; Lk 13: 1-9
Sunday:
Ex 22: 20-26; Ps 18: 2-4, 47, 51; 1 Thes 1:5c-10;
Mt 22: 34-40
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Please Note:
One of our Sunday Masses will be televised
on TV-35. The viewing times will be on Sundays at 11:00 a.m.
and 4:00 p.m. The taped Mass will be from the previous week.
Also, our Mass will appear on the website of TV-35.
As we observe Respect Life Month, we hear this passage from
St. Matthew’s Gospel, inviting us to evaluate the degree to
which we recognize the limits of our allegiance to any authority
other than God. Jesus’ canny reply to an insincere group of
Pharisees looking to trap Him in seditious speech or behavior,
serves to challenge them instead: how do they distinguish what
they properly owe the Roman authorities before they could be
accused of compromising their allegiance to the God of Israel?
Jesus unmasks their hypocrisy when seeming to compliment
Him on his perceived disregard for human opinion. He points
out that things do not always lend themselves to quick, either/
or absolutes: there are legitimate claims on the part of “Caesar”
(the civil authority or ‘state’) requiring respect and cooperation
from citizens; but there are limits to those claims as well, when
a ‘higher law’ or Authority must take precedence - the law of
God. Knowing how to distinguish between them is not always
easy. Jesus is rightly concerned with a correct understanding
of God’s demands on the human conscience. “Caesar”, in
many guises and forms, must keep within the bounds of what
reasonably pertains to good order in this world’s affairs. But
when “Caesar” acts in ways contrary to God’s law, demanding
that a person compromise his or her conscience, “Caesar”
must be resisted, strenuously and with full acceptance of the
consequences. Today we see blatant and savage examples of
“Caesar’s” presumption in the persecution by ISIS of Christians
and other religious minorities in areas of the Middle East, often
with the direst outcomes. But we, in our ‘enlightened’ society,
also face challenges from “Caesar”. Though not generally yet
from government (despite ominous encroachment on the full
and free exercise of religion), our challenges come from a
socio-cultural mindset that has effectively pushed God and
consideration of His law out of the discussion in many areas of
human behavior and public policy. Jesus’ standard of judgment
is clearly relevant: “repay to Caesar what belongs to Caesar” nothing less, but nothing more - “and to God what belongs to
God.”
This weekend we observe Mission Sunday, an opportunity to
share, by prayer and material support, in the Church’s effort to
sustain works of evangelization and charity to bring the light of
Christ’s Gospel to places where it may yet be unknown, and to
assist communities without the resources to pursue that task
effectively. Pope Francis reminds us that we are all called to be
missionaries in different ways: being faithful to our Christian
identity, Alive as the Body of Christ, in what we say and do is a
front-line participation in spreading the Good News of Jesus. It
supports the work of missionaries by giving them something to
point to, as examples of how the Gospel enlivens and sustains
the human spirit. Thank you for your generosity, both in prayer
and in material support, for the Missions. God love you!
Msgr. Tim Shugrue
Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
STEWARDSHIP THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK…
“Render therefore to Caesar the things that
are Caesar’s and to God the things that are
God’s.” (Matthew 22:21)
Everything we are and everything we have
belongs to God. We aren’t “owners” of anything,
we are merely “stewards” of the gifts God has given each of us.
All God is asking is that we give back a portion of what He gave
us. This is the essence of Stewardship. God should be our
first priority in everything. All else comes second.
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AS FLU SEASON APPROACHES...
While local pharmacies are offering flu shots in advance of the
coming winter, and with the much-publicized concern about the
spread of serious viruses, some parishioners have expressed
anxiety about risks associated with hand-shaking, as in the
opening introductions at Mass or at the Sign of Peace. In an
effort to reduce this anxiety, we will place hand sanitizer on the
tables flanking the doors at the church entries, for use as an
extra precaution. And it is important to repeat that anyone who
feels ill or “not quite right” or is coughing or sneezing, should
refrain from partaking of the Precious Blood at Communion.
Please do not interpret a fellow worshipper’s reluctance to
shake hands as a personal affront: it may simply be a matter of
a person’s feeling vulnerable. A friendly nod or smile can
convey the proper attitude of mutual respect and affection.
Memorial Gifts for the Week of October 19, 2014
Flowers, Bread & Wine, Sanctuary Candle, Altar Candles:
In memory of Frank Lascari
Let us pray for our beloved relatives and
friends who have gone home to the Lord,
and especially:
Elaine Sanderson
May all rest in eternal peace.
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WORKSHOPS to renew or train those who serve
in the Ministry of Lector are being held by the
Archdiocese on Saturday, October 25 (8:45 a.m. 12:30 p.m.) If interested, please contact the
Parish Center by October 20. The cost will be
absorbed by the parish. Topics include the importance of
Scripture, public speaking and liturgical practicum for lectors.
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ANNUAL MASS OF REMEMBRANCE
On Saturday, November 1, 2014, at our parish Mass at
5:30 p.m. we will remember those relatives and friends who
have died during this past year. Their names will be read during
the Liturgy for the Commemoration of All Souls. (It will be the
Sunday Liturgy). Friends and relatives of those who have died
will be invited to this special liturgy and ALL members of the
parish are encouraged to attend.
The pictures of all parishioners who have died in the past year
will be placed on a Wall of Remembrance in the main lobby of
the church. A Book of Remembrance will be placed in the
lobby also in which you can record your loved ones’ names.
During the Octave of All Souls Day, we will continue to pray for
all our deceased family members and parishioners. You may
add the names of your beloved using the envelopes sent to
you, some of which will be available in the church lobby.
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ROSARY SOCIETY tickets are now available
in the Parish Center for the Communion
Breakfast on Sunday, November 2, after the
10:30 a.m. Mass ($20 per). Breakfast will take
place in our Sarah Black room. Deadline: Monday, October 27.
Sr. Arleen Crimmins, O.P. (former Pastoral Associate) will be
our speaker. Remember to bring your items for Cranford
Family Care: gift cards ($5, $10, etc.) paper products, treats
(peanuts, chips, etc.), writing paper, stamps, …. use your
imagination! No need to wrap.
Also: The membership dues for our Rosary Society are due
now. Check for $10 may be made out to St. Michael Rosary
Society (att: C. Gorman) and mailed / delivered to our Parish
Center, 40 Alden St., Cranford NJ 07016. Tri-folds are available
upon receipt of dues if desired. (Mailing costs have been
prohibitive and, so, our newsletter has been curtailed.)
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CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE WORD (CLOW)
Are you looking for a way too share your faith with
the children of St. Michael parish? Consider
becoming a minister of CLOW. Bring the Liturgy of
the Word to life with children-friendly scripture
readings. Help plant the seeds of faith and watch
them grow ! Ministers needed for the 9 a.m. Mass beginning
this Fall. Materials and training are provided. High School
students are welcome to become CLOW ministers. If
interested, please call the Religious Ed Office 908-276-2050.
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NOT TOO EARLY TO PLAN…… Two months to go until you can
place a “family decoration” on our “first-ever” Parish Christmas Tree
to be located in the main lobby of our church. Have you planned
yours yet? More information to come.
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HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH MINISTRY PROGRAM
Today, Sunday, teens from the Youth Ministry
Program are off for a day of fright and fun at Great
Adventures “Fright Fest.” There will be NO meeting
tonight. We invite all high school youth to join us next
Sunday for our meeting at 7:30 p.m. Also, a reminder: the “Evening
with Archbishop Hebda” for all high school youth is THIS Thursday,
October 23, from 7-9 p.m. at St. Theresa’s in McVeigh Hall.
LEGION OF MARY is the largest apostolic organization of lay
Get the latest information about the Youth Ministry Program at
www.stmtym.com. You can also reach Rich via email at
[email protected] or the Youth Ministry Office 908-276-5990.
people in the Catholic Church. Our St. Michael’s Legion has been in
existence for about 45 years. There are two types of membership -active and auxiliary. Active members meet weekly and perform two
hours of service each week assisting the Pastor in the needs of the
parish community, e.g., visiting nursing homes and taking the
Eucharist to the sick and aged. Auxiliaries, or praying members,
supply prayer power needed for the active work of the Legion. It
requires daily recitation of the Rosary and the Legion prayers. Our
active members meet every Tuesday at 10:15 in the Parish Office to
pray the Rosary, the Legion prayers and discuss work done. We
extend a hearty welcome to anyone interested. Call 908-276-0360.
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SAMARITAN MINISTRY
Dawn Hickey 908-276-0360
SANDWICH PROGRAM -- Drop-off this week: Pat & Henry Pavlak,
19 Berkeley Place, and Ali & Brian McNulty, 30 Oraton Drive. The
best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.
(Mahatma Gandhi). Please make a loaf of your favorite sandwiches
today to help the people at St. Joseph’s Social Service Center in
Elizabeth. Sandwiches are dropped off early Monday morning.
MONTHLY FOOD COLLECTION -- for Cranford Family Care will be at
all Masses this weekend and next. Needs for the month include:
PB&J, coffee instant and regular, sugar, drink mixes, mayonnaise,
white rice and mashed potatoes. Fresh foods are always welcome
and may be delivered to CFC, 61 Myrtle St. (908-276-3530). Your
help and support are a sure sign of love and caring for others.
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Welcome to the Waters, a Baptism preparation
program, supports new parents raising children in faith.
Through interactive participation, parents are provided
instruction to facilitate an appreciation and understanding of the Sacrament of Baptism. Welcome to the
Waters meets periodically; pre-registration is required (class size is
limited). Call the Parish Center (908-276-0360) to schedule a
Baptism date and register for the prep. session.
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ST. MICHAEL’S PRAYER GROUP… will meet on Monday,
October 27, 2014, at 7:00 p.m. in the Parish Center. Remember to
bring your Rosaries and Bible for scripture sharing. New members
welcome! Info: 908-272-6332 or [email protected].
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FAIR TRADE SALE, sponsored by Holy Trinity and St. Helen’s in
Westfield, will hold the Annual Fair Trade Sale at Holy Trinity on
October 25 (2-7 pm) and 26 (8:30am-3pm). The sale will move to
St. Helen’s the weekend of November 1 and 2. The sale features
handcrafted items from third-world countries, including scarves,
jewelry and other decorative items. When you purchase goods at the
FairTrade Sale, you help ensure that third-world artisans and farmers
receive fair compensation for their labor, which helps to lift them out of
poverty.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED:
First Presbyterian Church of Cranford has teamed up with Operation
Warm Heart, a division of The Elizabeth Coalition to House the
Homeless, to provide shelter for those in need during frigid temperatures. Volunteers are needed to stay the night at the church
(6:30 p.m. to 7:30 a.m.) December 2, 2014 and every other Tuesday
until March 31, 2015. Also needed are donated items, such as: paper
plates, disposable cups, napkins, drinks (bottles of water, juice, etc.)
plastic-ware (forks, knives, spoons), small snack items, games for
adults (cards, board games, etc.), movies (DVDs only), thank-you
cards, pens, thread, sewing needles, scissors, pins, stray buttons.
Contact Catherine at [email protected] or 908-578-8500.
Also, visit www.theelizabethcoalition.org/menu/our-programs/
operation-warm-heart/
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HERE & THERE
PERPETUAL ADORATION….takes place at Our Lady of Lourdes in
Mountainside. You can be part of this mission. The Blessed
Sacrament is exposed 24 / 7 and adorers are desperately needed.
The Monstrance holding the Blessed Sacrament is never to be left
alone; therefore, someone must be present in the chapel at all times.
Everyone is invited to stop in at any time. For more information or, if
you would like to assist, please contact Irene Ciccarino 732-574-0064.
SENIOR SISTERS CHRISTMAS BAZAAR ….sponsored by the
Religious Teachers Filippini, will take place on Sunday, November 2
(12 Noon - 5 p.m.) at Villa Walsh, Mother Ninetta Hall, 455 Western
Ave., Morristown, NJ. The event will benefit retired sisters and those
housed in the infirmary. It will include unique gifts, crafts, plus a
50/50. A food court will include pizza frittas , pizzelles, traditional
pangiallo, as well as homemade Italian sandwiches and desserts such
as home baked cakes, pies, cookies, and more.
OLDIES DINNER DANCE will be held on Saturday, November 1, at
Church of the Assumption, Roselle Park (6:30 pm - 11:30 pm) in the
parish hall. Tickets $30, include complete dinner. Call 908-245-1107.
INCLUSIVE FAMILY MASSES are adapted for individuals with
special needs and/or gifts, their families and friends. Very often,
individuals or families living with developmental, intellectual and/or
other disabilities do not feel welcome attending their local parish
liturgy, although they are very welcome. More information:
[email protected] or www.rcan.org/disabilities.
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