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The Parish Community of
Saint Peter the Apostle
Under the pastoral care of the New Brunswick Congregation of the Oratory of St. Philip Neri
(see nboratory.org for more information about the Oratory)
Rev. Thomas Odorizzi, C.O., Pastor
Very Rev. Peter Cebulka, C.O., Oratory Provost and
Chaplain for Catholic Campus Ministry at Rutgers University
Rev. Jeffrey Calia, C.O., Parochial Vicar
Rev. Kevin Kelly, C.O., Parochial Vicar at Holy Family Parish
Parish established in 1829
Additional parish staff:
Mrs. Mary Fiorino, Parish Office Administrator
Deacon Helmut Wittreich
Br. Jude Lasota, BH, Pastoral Assistant
Mr. Anthony R. Nardino, Director of Sacred Music
Mrs. Anne-Marie Calderone, Coordinator of Religious Education
Mr. Tom Setar, Maintenance and Plant Manager
Mr. William Carroll, Cemetery Director
94 Somerset Street, New Brunswick, New Jersey 08901
www.stpetertheapostle.org
Parish Office Hours: Monday- Friday, 9 am - 3 pm
E-Mail address [email protected]
Mary Fiorino (Parish Office):
SPoﬃce
Fr. Tom Odorizzi (Pastor):
FrTom
Fr. Jeff Calia (Associate Pastor):
FrJeﬀ
Dcn. Helmut Wittreich (Deacon)
Deacon
Anthony Nardino (Music/Choir Dir): Music
Anne-Marie Calderone (DRE):
RelEd
Br. Jude Lasota, BH:
[email protected]
Parish Phone Numbers:
WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE:
Saturday: 9:00 a.m., 5:00 p.m. Vigil
Sunday: 7:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 8:00 p.m.
BAPTISMS:
Normally scheduled on the second & fourth Sundays of
the month following the 11:00 a.m. Mass (not during
Lent). Please observe the requirements for sponsors. Must
contact the office in advance to register. First-time parents
are required to attend a baptism formation session.
Holy Days of Obligation: 7:30 a.m., 12:15 p.m., 7:30 p.m.
WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE:
Monday – Friday: 7:30 a.m. in St. Peter’s Church
Monday – Friday: 12:15 p.m. in the Catholic Center
Chapel, 84 Somerset St.
CEMETERY MAUSOLEUM MASS:
9:00 a.m. on the first Saturday of the month,
May through October, at the parish cemetery mausoleum,
instead of the church.
CONFESSION (Sacrament of Reconciliation):
Saturdays: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon; or by
appointment
NOVENA PRAYERS:
Mondays at 7:30 p.m.
Parish Office
Parish Office Fax
Cemetery
[email protected]
732-545-6820
732-545-4069
732-249-0894
St. Vincent de Paul Society
732-983-7069
WEDDINGS:
Marriage arrangements should be made one year in
advance of the wedding. Please call the parish office
before making other definitive plans. Once a wedding is
approved and the date is confirmed, the required marriage
preparation process may commence.
PASTORAL CARE OF THE SICK:
Please call the parish office to make arrangements for the
administration of the Sacrament of the Sick and/or for the
reception of the Holy Eucharist to those who are ill or
elderly.
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ST. PETER THE APOSTLE CHURCH
October 19, 2014
The mission of St. Peter the Apostle Roman Catholic parish community
is to live out a faithful, loving and dynamic relationship with Jesus Christ
nurtured through faith formation, outreach and the life of worship.
YOUTH GROUP NEWS
This Friday, October 24
in the Parish Hall for
MOVIE NIGHT
From 6:30-9pm
(Please note the extended time)
Bring a friend! RSVP to Mrs. Calderone at ext. 15 or
[email protected]
and tell her what sub you want to eat!
Popcorn, fun and a few surprise guests.
Hope you can make it!
ST. PETER THE APOSTLE CEMETERY
NEW MAUSOLEUM ADDITION
QUEEN OF THE APOSTLES
DEDICATION BLESSING
ALL SAINTS DAY
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1
9:00 a.m. Mass at Mausoleum Chapel
Followed by Blessing Service of new addition.
(There will also be 9am Mass at St. Peter’s Church)
World Mission Sunday
Today we join Catholics throughout the world to celebrate Word Mission Sunday. Your contribution to the Society for the Propagation of the Faith helps provide
resources that allows the Church in 1,150 mission dioceses help the poor. If you need one, envelopes are in the
back of the church.
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Are the divorced really excommunicated?!
What is their relationship with the Catholic Church?
What is marriage in the eyes of the Church?
What does marriage mean?
I’m not sacramentally married in the church… Is there
a way to fix that so that I can participate fully in the life
of the church?
• Isn’t an annulment just Catholic divorce?
• Are the children of an annulled union illegitimate?
• Why do annulments take so long and cost so much?
Have you ever asked these questions? Have you heard
these questions but did not know how to respond?
DON’T MISS THE SPEAKER SERIES THIS TUESDAY!
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO ASK QUESTIONS.
“Why does the Church teach that?” Catholic Propositions for Real Life
A Speaker Series (to clear away stumbling stones)
NO CHARGE (see, there’s one gone already!)
7:30-9pm at St. Peter the Apostle Church Parish Hall*
Next Presentation: THIS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21
‘Til Death Do Us Part: Why Marriage Matters
Guest Speaker: Lori Albanese, Chancellor, Diocese of Metuchen
Save these other upcoming dates:
November 4
Whose Life Is It and What’s It Worth?
Guest Speaker: Paul Malley, President, Aging With Dignity
November 18
Sex As We Can or Sex As We Ought?
Contraception & Other Private Matters
Looking at issues that may trip us up, but
they don’t need to!
• Human Freedom and Purpose
• Immigra on and Other Social Jus ce Issues
• Marriage, Divorce, Annulments
• Making choices about another’s life and
your own, Aging with Dignity
• Contracep on, IVF and other methods
• “Gay Marriage”, Same-Sex A rac on
Guest Speaker: Damon Owens, Executive Director, Theology of the Body Institute
*at Rutgers College Ave Student Center
December 2
Confusion: Homosexuality and the Catholic Church
Guest Speaker: Rev. Joseph Koterski, SJ, Professor of Philosophy, Fordham University
INVITE OTHERS, ESPECIALLY THOSE WHO STRUGGLE WITH THESE VARIOUS ISSUES
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Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 19, 2014
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday, October 20 - St. Paul of the Cross
7:30 a.m.
Felicia Konkowski
Tuesday, October 21
7:30 a.m.
Harry and Christine Bramhall
Wednesday, October 22 - St. Pope John Paul 11
7:30 a.m.
Thomas Egan
Thursday, October 23 - St. John of Capistrano
7:30 a.m.
Amelia Trabalka
Friday, October 24 - St. Anthony Mary Claret
7:30 a.m.
Nicholas Stroffolino
Saturday, October 25
9:00 a.m.
Beth McKheigan
5:00 p.m.
Otto A. Fritz
Sunday, October 26 - Thirtieth Sunday
in Ordinary Time
7:00 a.m.
Lenora & Alejandro Valdez
9:00 a.m.
Maria Funari
11:00 a.m.
Alfred Thompson
8:00 p.m.
For the People
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Sunday:
Eph 2:1-10; Ps 100:1b-5; Lk 12:13-21
Eph 2:12-22; Ps 85:9ab-14; Lk 12:35-38
Eph 3:2-12; Is 12:2-3, 4bcd-6; Lk 12:39-48
Eph 3:14-21; Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 11-12, 18-19;
Lk 12:49-53
Eph 4:1-6; Ps 24:1-4ab, 5-6; Lk 12:54-59
Eph 4:7-16; Ps 122:1-5; Lk 13:1-9
Ex 22:20-26; Ps 18:2-4, 47, 51;
1 Thes 1:5c-10; Mt 22:34-40
CongratulaƟons to Permanent Deacon
Candidate, Patrick Gutsick
Last Saturday evening, October 11, Pat Gutsick and seventeen other candidates for ordination to the Permanent
Diaconate from within the Diocese of Metuchen were
presented to Bishop Paul Bootkoski, who then instituted
them into the ministry of acolyte. This signifies another
major step in a candidate’s journey of preparation to be
ordained as a permanent deacon. God willing, Pat will be
ordained on June 6, 2015.
The acolyte is instituted for service at the altar and to assist the Priest and Deacon. It is his place principally to
prepare the altar and the sacred vessels and, if necessary,
to distribute the Eucharist to the faithful as an extraordinary minister.
Please support Patrick with your prayers and encouragement as he continues his studies and training.
"Blessed & Thankful" Tricky Tray
Only 21 days left
Kevin Hoagland, Thomas Spataro, Connor Montferrat,
Amelia Bukowczyk Rayman, Theresa Birdsey, Ginnie
Previte, Jonathan Swedel, John William Criscuoli, Danielle
Reiser, Betty Pellowski, Aurelia Sterbenz, Esther Wambui,
Norman Corbett, Florence Gowin, Margaret Cleary, Jenny
Locandro, Teresa Yannazzone, Bill Spataro, Charlotte Hall,
Nicholas Rossi, Chris Joyce, Gary Vavila, Claire
McCloskey, Patricia & Sylvanus Ashamole, Louis Svelec,
Eric LeGrand, Ann Porrovecchio, Marie Solazzo, Joseph
D’Imperio III, the sick members of the Akushie and
Nwachukwu Families, Grace DeBlasi, Doris Tarquinio, Peg
Byrne, Rick Scuderi, Edward Migliore, Linda Ryan, Shane
Larson, Rita Pietrobono, Nicole Mancini, Angelo Mancini,
Mary O’Shea, Peg Riley, Leonard Piskorski, Angelo Negri,
Becky Yurga, Rebecca Miller, Orlando Gines, Yvonne
Finaldi, Sheila Lavery, Tanya Davis, Krissy Kyriazis, Sgt.
John McLaughlin, Patricia Deri, Alessia DePasquale, Brian
Donoghue, Christine Fellin, William Kish, Jose Lopez,
Michael Betchker…. and all the sick, the
hospitalized, and all who serve in the
military.
Tickets for admission to the Tricky Tray are sold out!
Get your "Fantastic 50/50" tickets for $10 each.
The more we sell, the bigger the prize for this year's
winner! Take as many chances as you want.
Schedule for Future Ticket Sales:
Oct 25/26 & November 1/2 (50/50 only)
Event and Drawing is on
Sunday, November 9 at the Imperia
Doors open at 1pm
Buﬀet lunch and cash bar starts at 1:30pm
Drawings start at 2:30pm
During the month of October, we will be collecting nonperishable baking items: cake and muffin mixes, sprinkles, baking tins, muffin tins, spatulas, etc. Please leave
your donations in the box located at the back of church.
Contribute to the Tricky Tray without spending a penny. Check out the "rewards point program" with your
credit card company. Many companies offer gift cards in
exchange for points. Please consider donating a gift
card for our gift card tree.
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ST. PETER THE APOSTLE CHURCH
October 19, 2014
Respect for Life
“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.
2014 BISHOP’S ANNUAL APPEAL
“Lay people are not merely the clergy’s collaborators, but
rather share in the responsibility of the Church’s ministry,” said Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI. Through the
building of awareness and collaborative relationships, the
Office of Parish Leadership Formation exists to recognize, support and resource the gifts of committed lay persons as well as to educate, form and empower them to
respond to various needs in the contemporary Church.
Your gift to the Bishop’s Annual Appeal helps build strong
parishes by supporting this vital ministry.
BISHOP’S ANNUAL APPEAL &
PARISH CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
Soon you will be hearing messages and receiving information about the Bishop’s Annual Appeal AND our own
parish capital campaign called Step Forward with
Christ. Since the timing of both overlap I wanted to prepare you.
1. The Bishop’s Appeal: Yearly I encourage every family
to support the Bishop’s Annual Appeal. The parish will
continue to support it this year since we are part of
the Diocese of Metuchen, which provides many ministries and services that benefit our own community.
2. Our parish capital campaign, called Step Forward
With Christ: Soon I will be asking every parishioner
to consider support of the parish in a unique way. We
received approval from the Bishop to conduct this
campaign for renovations but it is also diocesan policy
that parishes must guarantee their Bishop’s Appeal
goal during the first year of their capital campaign.
Whether or not you give to the Bishop’s Appeal, our
parish is responsible for a contribution of $41,500 to
the efforts of the Diocese. This year any shortfall in
donations to the Bishop’s Appeal will have to be made
up from the proceeds of the capital campaign, thereby
reducing the amount we would have available for our
capital projects.
As you receive information about these efforts, I ask you
to read the materials carefully and prayerfully consider a
sacrificial contribution. No matter what, your generosity
will be a help to both our parish and to our Diocese.
Yearlong Preparation For
WORLD MEETING OF FAMILIES
Philadelphia, September 22-27, 2015
October — Because the Lord is the God of our ancestors, we want to strengthen the relationships between our
family’s generations.
For the Christian community the family is far more than
a “theme”: it is life, it is the daily fabric of life, it is the
journey of generations who pass on the faith together
with love and with the basic moral values. It is concrete
solidarity, effort, patience, and also a project, hope, a
future. All this which the Christian community lives out
in the light of faith, hope and charity, should never be
kept to oneself but must become, every day, the leaven in
the dough of the whole of society for its greater common
good.
Hope and a future presuppose memory. The memory of
our elderly people sustains us as we journey on. The future of society … is rooted in the elderly and in the
young: the latter, because they have the strength and are
of the age to carry history ahead; the former, because
they are a living memory. A people that does not take
care of its elderly, its children and its youth has no future, because it abuses both memory and promise.
Pope Francis
Message to Participants in the
47th Social Week of Italian Catholics
A Family Prayer
Heavenly Father, thank you for the gift of our family.
Enlighten our hearts and minds that we may live
more fully this vocation of love.
In our daily life and work,
may we reflect the self-giving love which you,
O Father, eternally show with your Son
and the Holy Spirit.
Let your love be evident in the peace that reigns
in our home and in the faith we profess and live.
May our family always be a place of generosity,
understanding, forgiveness and joy.
Kindly give us the wisdom and courage
to be witnesses to your eternal design for the family;
and grant that the Holy Family of Nazareth
may always guide our path
to holiness as a family.
We ask this through our Lord Jesus Christ,
your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the
unity of the Holy Spirit, one God forever and ever.
Amen.
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Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
St. Peter’s is alive with opportunities to continue the process of
learning and being renewed in your faith, deepening your relationship with the Lord and your parish community, and discovering the joy of discipleship. Plan to make your faith family a
greater part of your life.
FALL PARISH EVENTS
“Why does the Church teach that?”- Catholic
Propositions for Real Life
SPEAKER SERIES-Tuesdays: 10/7, 10/21, 11/4, 11/18, 12/2.
Addressing the tough question, “Why does the Church teach
that?” Help us reach out and invite those you know who may
be stumbling over some difficult issues. Come to a deeper understanding of the reasons that the Church teaches what she
teaches. Has misunderstanding kept you or someone you know
from entering more fully into a relationship with Jesus and his
Church? With pastoral care, we hope to clear obstacles that
have been in the way of a more joyful relationship and fuller
participation in the life of the Church.
NEW: Great Adventure BIBLE STUDY, Timeline
of Salvation History—each Monday night starting at
7:30pm beginning September 15. Must register.
“Ignorance of scripture is ignorance of Christ,” St. Jerome
MEN’S GROUP—once a month on the fourth Tuesday
for a Spiritual, Social or Service night. Learn more about your
faith, celebrate and share your faith with other men, put your
faith into action.
WOMEN’S GROUP—once a month on the fourth Tuesday to explore the book, Be Healed, a great resource for everyone. Restore your hope that Jesus can and wants to give you
greater freedom and peace in mind, body and spirit. The Women's Group also meets for pizza and camaraderie the second
Monday of each month. All are welcome.
YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY—second Wednesdays
and other specially announced events to further develop bonds
of friendship, faith and spirituality, prayer and virtue, sharing
of gifts and active participation in the Body of Christ, the
Church.
FIRST FRIDAY ADORATION, sponsored by the
Young Adults, open to all. 7:30pm in Catholic Center Chapel.
YOUTH MINISTRY—the fourth Friday, because Confirmation is not the end. To nurture the beginnings of discipleship and develop greater confidence in the movement of the
Holy Spirit in your life.
WHOLE COMMUNITY CATECHESIS—usually
the third Sundays after the 11am Mass. Teaching and forming
our children in the faith and the way of Jesus Christ in the context and with the involvement of their families. The “whole
community” is welcome to attend, learn and grow as a faith
family. Come and explore this new model for handing on the
faith.
ORATORY HOLY HOUR—third Sundays at 4pm.
Everyone is welcome to join us at this sacred time of prayer,
praise and reflection with our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament.
October 19, 2014
Fruits of the Holy Spirit
The Fruits of the Holy Spirit are perfections that the Holy
Spirit forms in us as the first fruits of eternal glory. The
tradition of the Church lists twelve of them: "charity, joy,
peace, patience, kindness, goodness, generosity, gentleness, faithfulness, modesty, self-control and chastity.
(CCC 1832)
During the next year, our Whole Community Catechesis,
Youth Group, Children's RCIA, Parish Pastoral Council,
Finance Council and Parish Commissions will explore
these fruits at their sessions and pray that each of us use
them in our day to day encounters with all those we meet.
We invite all members of our parish to pray with us each
month. During the month of October, we will pray for
goodness and generosity. We also remember that God is
never outdone in His goodness and generosity to us.
What we give to the Lord is always given back to us in
more ways than we can count or imagine.
I"ndeed, goodness and mercy will follow me all the days
of my life; I will dwell in the house of the LORD forever."Psalm 23:6
Goodness is holiness put into practice and results from
knowing God. All goodness comes directly from God.
Generosity is the ability to give of ourselves to all of our
brothers and sisters, but especially those who are in need.
When we extend ourselves to the needs of others, we are
imitating the goodness and generosity of Jesus. We cannot only be good and generous to our friends or those
who like us. We must extend ourselves also to our enemies. This is how Jesus explained it to us:
“You have heard that it was said, ‘You shall love your
neighbor and hate your enemy.’ But I say to you, love
your enemies, and pray for those who persecute you, that
you may be children of your heavenly Father, for he
makes his sun rise on the bad and the good, and causes
rain to fall on the just and the unjust. For if you love
those who love you, what recompense will you have? Do
not the tax collectors do the same? And if you greet your
brothers only, what is unusual about that? Do not the
pagans do the same? So be perfect, just as your heavenly
Father is perfect.” Matthew 5: 43-48
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St. Peter’s Young Adults
Upcoming Events
‘Til Death Do Us Part: Why Marriage Matters
Guest Speaker: Lori Albanese, Diocesan Chancellor
Tuesday, October 21 at 7:30 PM
St. Peter’s Parish Hall
Whose Life is it & What’s it Worth?
Guest Speaker: Paul Malley, Aging With Dignity
Tuesday, November 4 at 7:30 PM
St. Peter’s Parish Hall
First Friday Adoration
Followed by fellowship at Somerset Diner
Friday, November 7 at 7:30
St. Peter’s Church
More info:
[email protected]
Facebook: St. Peter’s Young Adults
Twitter: @StPetersYA
It’s time again for the
THANKSGIVING FOOD DRIVE!
St. Peter’s Community Outreach Ministry is
collecting non-perishable food for the Ozanam Family
Shelter and other local families in need.
The food will be collected at all Masses
from the weekend of November 1/2 through
the weekend of November 22/23
Please bring all food to the vestibule in the church.
We are also accepting supermarket gift cards (which can
simply be thrown into the collection basket at Mass) or
donations to enable us to buy frozen chickens or turkeys.
The following non-perishable items are requested
(please, no glass containers):
rice, so tor llas, beans and other canned vegetables,
instant potatoes, instant stuﬃng, canned soups and
fruits, baby food and infant formula, peanut bu er,
juice boxes, tuna, boxed dessert and bread mixes.
For more information, please contact
Jessica Criales at 763-442-0001.
Thank you for you continued
generosity and support!
To sign up for ParishPay or for other
parish information and resources,
make use of our parish website:
WWW.STPETERTHEAPOSTLE.ORG
October 19, 2014
How are the funds used
from our parish fundraiser?
The proceeds of our new annual parish fundraiser
(Tricky Tray and Raﬄe) serve as a supplement to
our regular ordinary income and helps to fill any
gaps in our parish budget. It is for ordinary expenses associated with parish life, ministries and operaons.
This annual fundraiser began two years ago for several reasons. Previously some of the parish ministries were opera ng with out-of-pocket funds from
individual parishioners involved in the ministry.
Those ministry groups were also trying to conduct
their own fundraisers. At the same me, the ministry was not included in the parish budget; there was
no record of what that ministry required for operaon.
Parish ministries ought to be supported by the
whole parish, not just be dependent upon the charity of individual ministry volunteers. Parish ministries ought to be reflected in the parish budget and
their opera on be in be er conformity with standard accoun ng prac ces. Knowing that the parish
some mes struggles to match ordinary income with
ordinary expense, and now having all ministries reflected in the budget plan, one single large parish
fundraiser is conducted to help us balance the parish budget, thereby elimina ng frequent and small
fundraisers. This approach also improves stewardship by requiring those responsible in leadership of
parish life, ministries and opera on to think, plan
and budget with accountability.
Thank you to all who regularly and generously support St. Peter’s parish!
Our annual parish fundraiser this coming year is on
Sunday, November 9th at 1:00 pm. Help spread the
word and invite rela ves and friends to a fun and
exci ng a ernoon. If you need more informa on,
contact Anne-Marie Calderone at 732-545-6820 ext.
15 or [email protected]
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