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The Parish Community of
Jesus, the
Good Shepherd
December 21, 2014
Fourth Sunday of Advent
Parish Staff
Pastor
Rev. Selvam Asirvatham
(Rev. Gerald Johnson)
Deacons
Mass Schedule
Saturday, December 20,
5:00PM- St. Joseph’s Church
People of the Parish
7:30PM- St. Peter’s Church
Anthony Matteo Family
Sunday, December 21,
8:00AM- St. Joseph’s Church People of the Parish
10:00AM- St. Peter’s Church William A Reppert,
Domenic D’Alessandro, &
Domenic D’Alessandro Jr.
& McDermott & Henfey
Families
12 Noon- St. Peter’s Church
Joseph T. Finn
6:00PM- St. Peter’s Church
Anthony Matteo Family
Monday, December 22,
9:00AM- St. Joseph’s Chapel Leon & Diane Grabawski
Tuesday, December 23,
9:00AM- St. Peter’s Chapel
Vaneta Hutchinson
& Elizabeth M. Finn
Wednesday, December 24,
9:00AM- St. Joseph’s Chapel NO MASS
5:00PM- St. Joseph’s Church
People of the Parish
5:00PM- St. Peter’s Church
People of the Parish
8:00PM- St. Peter’s Church
People of the Parish
12Midnight St. Peter’s Church People of the Parish
Thursday, December 25,
8:00AM- St. Joseph’s Church People of the Parish
10:00AM- St. Peter’s Church
People of the Parish
Friday, December 26,
9:00AM- St. Joseph’s Chapel NO MASS
Saturday, December 27,
5:00PM- St. Joseph’s Church
People of the Parish
7:30PM- St. Peter’s Church
Maria Perinho
Sunday, December 28,
8:00AM- St. Joseph’s Church Anna & Angelo DeVece
10:00AM- St. Peter’s Church
Secular Franciscans
& Vincent Altimari
12 Noon- St. Peter’s Church
Earle A. Gale
6:00PM- St. Peter’s Church
John Shaffer
Richard Benner
Salvatore Lancieri • Herman Mosteller
Gary Schmitt • Matthew Stap
Lay Trustees
Vince Carey & Henry Schwartz
Religious Education Office
Maria Gimello, DRE
THE FRUIT OF YOUR GENEROSITY DEC. 7, 2014
$
7,844.00
Weekly Collection
$
380.00
Electronic Giving
$
2,174.00
Heat
$
619.00
Immaculate Conception
We strongly encourage everyone to use their Offering Envelopes so that we
can properly record your donation for tax purposes. Also, we are in need of
individuals with time available on Monday mornings to help us count our
collection. If you are interested or need envelopes, please contact the Parish
Office.
Please remember Jesus, the Good Shepherd parish in your will!
“I ask you one thing: do not tire of giving to God, but do not give your
leftovers.” Blessed Mother Teresa of Calcutta Muito obrigado pela sua
generosidade. A familia da Paroquia Jesus, o bom pastor, muito lhes
agradece pelea seu dizimo e oracoes.
CHAPEL & ADORATION
Our monthly day of Adoration of the Blessed
Sacrament will be every second Thursday of
the month. Our next day of Eucharistic
Adoration will be Thursday, January 8, from
9:30AM to 6:30PM, ending with Benediction.
December 28th, – Holy Family of Jesus, Mary &
SANCTUARY LIGHTS
This week the Sanctuary Light in St. Joseph’s
Church will illuminate the Blessed Sacrament in
Memory of the Varsaci Family. This week the
Sanctuary Light in St. Peter’s Church will
illuminate the Blessed Sacrament in Memory of William
Reppert. If you would like the sanctuary light to
illuminate the Blessed Sacrament in memory of your
loved one, please call the Parish Office at 856- 4610100.
Joseph
1st Reading: Genesis 15:1-6; 21:1-3 (17B)
2nd Reading: Hebrews 11:8, 11-12, 17-19
Gospel: Luke 1:22-40
WEDDING BANNS
Banns III
Antonio Castro & Vanessa Chierchio
READINGS
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Reflection by Rev. Leonard N. Peterson
There comes a time in life when visits to the doctor become if not imperative, then at least more important than ever. I
know I’m “there.” This makes me recall a wisecrack my late Dad once made in which he declared that he “was glad he
retired so that he could make all his doctor appointments!” Now it’s my turn to do what my parents once did for me: be
my own advocate with the medical people, and ask as many pertinent questions as I can conjure.
St. Luke, who along with Matthew gives us the Christmas story, was a doctor. Born in Syria, and fluent in Greek, he gives
us the beautiful account from Mary’s perspective, fueling speculation that he could have been Our Lady’s doctor.
We expect our doctors to be current and competent, caring and careful in their diagnosis, frank and fearless in their
answers to our queries. We patients hang on their every word, and we often have to brace ourselves for what they’ll say.
Over all these centuries, believers have been awed by Doctor Luke’s story, which is “gospel” par excellence. Good News!
Theologians and mystics have both contributed reflections on what Luke wrote so many centuries ago, and we can benefit
from their insights.
For example, we have Gabriel’s comforting greeting to Mary in “Be not afraid!” They happen to be the same words now
Saint Pope John Paul II used in St. Peter’s square as the opening of his installation homily. This great man has already
been named a mystic.
In the original setting, these three words of Gabriel denote God’s gentle compassion for creatures not expecting any
heavenly visitations. In the late pope’s case, the words exuded his brave confidence and his encouragement for a people
weary of the twentieth century and somewhat anxious about the coming twenty-first.
There is so much humanity in Mary’s question to Gabriel: “How can this be?” She shows us that there is never any harm
in respectfully asking the Lord to explain Himself. He will if He wishes. Or He may want us to figure things out for
ourselves. In either case, we all would do well to imitate Mary’s complete trust and humble acceptance of God’s will.
So, a mere four days out, I am not wrong in saying: “It is Christmas once again.” Advent has told us in snippets of
Scripture during these past four weeks that there was more than ample preparation for this great event throughout the Old
Testament. Saint Luke gives us the precise perspective of a medical man, a gentle one at that.
We know that the year 2014 puts its stamp on this very special birthday celebration called Christmas. What the new year
will add is unknown at this point. What we know for certain every year is that the love of God made so obvious in the
Person born at the first Christmas needs to be spread far and wide by us who claim to follow Him, beginning with our
families.
So, may I join with all the bishops, priests, deacons and consecrated religious who serve you each day with a sincere wish
for you to have a blessed Christmas one and all!
First Reading: II Samuel 7:1-5, 8b-12, 14a, 16
Nathan the prophet reappears in this book, here delivering the Lord’s prohibition against building a temple. God promises
His people an heir to David (Jesus) whose kingdom will “stand firm forever.”
Second Reading: Romans 16:25-27
This great Epistle closes with a hymn of praise, or doxology. To God be “glory forever and ever. Amen.”
Gospel: Luke 1:26-38
The unexpected appearance of Archangel Gabriel is outdone by his earth-shattering, life-altering message to Mary from
God Himself. Mary’s “Magnificat” response is unique expression of humility. Her older cousin’s pregnancy echoes the
power of God.
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PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR SICK
AND ALSO FOR THEIR CAREGIVERS
“ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE” (ESL)
Jesus the Good Shepherd Parish “English as a Second
Language” (ESL) program is in need of Assistant
Instructors. WHEN: Classes are held Tuesdays and
Thursdays from 7-9 PM (Classes will resume after the
Christmas break on Tuesday January 6th, 2015).
WHERE: St Peter’s School. Assistant Instructors who
are bilingual in Spanish or Portuguese are an asset to the
program but not a requirement. Instructor Training will
be Tuesday January 6, 2015, 7-9 PM at St. Peter’s for
briefing and handouts.
We would like Assistant
Instructors to help with small groups and with one on
one instruction. Part-time instructors are also welcome.
Please feel free call one of the co-directors with any
questions about the ESL program. Margie Hamersly:
856-461-5115 or email [email protected] or
Patricia
Hood:
215-450-0729
or
email
[email protected].
Kaye Allis, Benjamin Ambrose, Helen Antonieski,
Connie Cucinotta Anthony, Ron Atzert, Carmen &
Betty Balsama, Michael Barton, Alice & Russell
Bowles Sr., Marie Busch, Cheryl Cannava, Georgianna
Carney, Helen Stuckert Carpenter, Earl & Betty Carty, Alex Cerasoli,
Dylan Cherry, Vince Comegno, Priscilla Cormney, Ellen Doak, Mike
Dunn, Brian Emmons, Helen Fazzone, Tom Feeney, Betty Fox &
Family, Patricia Horn, Maryann Hubbs, Gloria Huston, John Jenkins,
Priscilla Jester, Audrey Joynt, Frances Kauffman, Margaret Keller,
Kristina Layden, Dana Longo, Dawn Longo, William Mack Sr.,
Norma Marrazzo, Thomas Marrazzo, Shirley Marsh, Kevin
McCloskey, Regina New, Francis Nitchkey, Fran Ogazalek, Charles
Parker, Della Pestridge, Cheryl Porter, Bill Rawls, Carol Reale,
Frank Reale Sr., Chuck & Margo Rider, Marie Rizzo, Pat Jester
Roper, Hunter Russo, Eleanor Saia, Rita Santucci, Barney Schultz,
Mary Shahade, Cecilia Shinn, Harold Shinn, Maryann Speaker,
Pauline Srerich, Sr. Mary Terese, Mildred Stanly, Bonnie Sweet, Dan
Tedesco, Rhonda Vinett, Joseph Voelmle, Annette Volpe, Deborah
Wilkins, Hannah Wilkins, Steven & Cindy Yodzis.
FOR OUR MILITARY
Please keep in your prayers our parishioners
Kevin Benner, US Army
SN. Gregory Borger, US Navy
Lt. Col. Elaine Cunningham, USAF
LTJG Casey Czarzasty, US Navy
LT Devon Czarzasty, RN, US Navy
PFC Anthony Foster US Army
Lt. Karl Scheimreif, US Navy
Lt. Karlee Scheimreif, US Navy
CDR. Eric Wirstrom, US Navy
Capt. Kathryn R. Reynolds, US Army
Daniel Edge, US Navy
C. Warrant Officer John Rawls, US Navy
Nicholas J. Rizzo, US Air Force
John L. Wade, US Army
Anthony Yannarella, US Army
PFC. Joseph Yannarella US Army
and all those serving our country throughout the world.
Lord, hold our troops in Your loving Hands. Bless them
and their families. Amen.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Providence House Domestic Violence Services
(PHDVS) of Catholic Charities provides services to
survivors of domestic abuse and their children in
Burlington County. The program is currently in need of
volunteers. If you are interested in volunteering or would
like more information, contact Marcia Fishkin,
Community Affairs Program Supervisor, at 856-8240599 or email [email protected].”
CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS CHOIR
The Children’s Christmas Choir will sing at the 10 A.M
mass at St. Peter's on Dec, 21 and at the Christmas Eve 5
P.M mass at St. Peter's Church.
PRAYER NETWORK
Please contact Della Pestridge from 9AM to
noon at 856-764-0168 or Priscilla Jester at
856-461-5767 from 4PM-8PM.
SICK LIST
In order to keep our “Pray for the Sick” list as
current as possible effective January 4, 2015 we will
clear the Sick List of all names. If you would like to
remain on the list please call the Parish Office.
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BINGO!
BINGO FOR BABIES FUNDRAISER!!!
JANUARY 25, 2015
Good Counsel Homes is hosting our
first
designer Coach bag bingo
fundraiser!
It will be held at ST
Joseph’s Barna Hall, 2pm-6pm.
Purchase your tickets in advance, $30, and bring 6
friends and we will reserve a table for you.
Complimentary coffee and desserts- but feel free to
bring your own snacks! 15 vendors will be present 1pm
and bingo starts 2pm. No tickets will be sold at the door.
Tickets will be sold after Masses the weekends of
January 3/4 and 10/11. Call JoAnn DiNoia 609-3872928 [email protected] or Kelly
Larkin 267-980-1894, [email protected]
Thank you for supporting our mothers and babies.
PROFIT------ (August) $3,582.97
Volunteers needed Friday Evenings
Selling 50/50-----5:45PM to 7:15PM
this is a seated position
Floor-----7:15PM to 9:15PM selling
50/50 on floor and checking cards
Caller----7:00PM to 9:15PM sitting
position –speak into the microphone
Come see old and new faces in a comfortable
atmosphere.
REWARD ---When you reach those
pearly gates.
CALL (856)461-0100
Hope to see you some Friday!
COOKBOOK UPDATE
The Altar & Rosary Society is now accepting your
recipes for the Parish Cookbook. The recipes can be
dropped off in the back of the church at each of the two
Parish worship sites. Look for the boxes marked for
Cookbook
Recipes.
Recipes
can
be
for
Appetizers, Main Dishes, Cakes, Pies, Cookies,
Desserts, and Crockpots. Please keep the ingredients
and directions easy and don’t forget to Print your name
and phone number on the recipe card so we can contact
you in case of a question on the recipe. If any
Parishioner would like to assist the Altar Rosary Society
with this fund raiser, or if you have a question, please
call Kathy Robertson at 856-764-1130 or the President
Joyce Horton at 856-764-1447.
SECULAR FRANCISCANS
The Secular Franciscans of St. Peter's Fraternity would
like to invite you to join us in the church before the
10am mass on December 28 to celebrate a Crib Service
in honor of the Holy Family. Immediately following the
mass, we will have a covered dish luncheon in Toth
Hall. All are welcome. Time: 9:15 in church for
service, Mass at 10:00, luncheon immediately after
mass. Your dishes may be dropped off in kitchen before
joining us upstairs. Wishing you a Blessed Christmas
and a Holy, Happy New Year !!!
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL CORNER
Special Collection
The November St. Vincent de Paul Special Collection
totaled $2,528.50. The officers and members thank you
for your generosity and your faithful support of the work
we do in the community. We ask that you keep the
members of the Society in your prayers as we try our
best to help those who reach out to us in their time of
need.
The Parish Office will be Closed on
Wednesday, December 24, Thursday,
December 25, & Friday, December 26.
Please note that there will be NO morning
Mass on Wednesday, December 24, and
Friday, December 26.
K of C NEW YEARS EVE PARTY
Please join us to Celebrate your 2014
New Year’s Eve Party Wednesday ,
December 31, 2014 at KOC Council
Home 1436, Bridgeboro Road from 9
PM – 1 AM DJ Entertainment, Open
Bar, Buffet & Party Favors. Tickets
Only $45.00 Contact Deacon Rick
Benner
609-284-2744
or
[email protected]
Merry Christmas
From
Fr. Gerald, the Deacons, & Staff
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THIS WEEK AT JESUS THE GOOD SHEPHERD
OUR PROMISE TO PROTECT
Please check the Parish Calendar on our website for late updates
Mon. Dec. 22,
9:30a-9:45a Miraculous Medal after 9AM Mass
7:00p-8:15p NO Religious Ed. Gr. 5-8
Tues. Dec. 23,
9:30a-9:45a St. Anthony After 9AM Mass
4:15p-5:30p NO Religious Ed. Gr. 1-4
7:00p-9:00p NO ESL
Wed. Dec. 24,
Parish Office Closed
Thur. Dec. 25,
Merry Christmas
Fri. Dec. 26,
Parish Office Closed
5:30p-10:00p NO Bingo Doors Open 5:30PM
First Game 7:15PM
6:00p-9:00p Spanish Music Rehearsal
8:00p-9:00p Portuguese Prayer Group
Sat. Dec. 27,
10:00a-12:00p Spanish Baptism Class
11:00a-12:00p SVdP Food Pantry
3:30p-3:30p Confessions StP.
5:45p-5:45p Confessions StJ
6:00p-7:15p Port./Brazilian RCIA
6:30p-7:15p Port./Brazilian Children’s Rel. Ed.
Sun. Dec. 28,
8:30a-2:00p Secular Franciscans
The Diocese of Trenton is committed to the initiatives
outlined in the U.S. Bishops’ Charter for the Protection
of Children and Young People in regard to the reporting
and investigation of sexual abuse allegations involving
minors. If you have been sexually abused as a minor by
a member of the clergy or anyone representing the
Catholic Church, or if you know of someone who was,
you can report that abuse through the diocesan Abuse
Hotline:
1-888-296-2965
or
via
e-mail
at
[email protected].
CONFESSIONS
3:30pm on Saturday at
St. Peter’s Church
and after 5pm Mass at
St. Joseph's
Church
or by appointment.
Liturgical Bits & Bytes – CHRISTMAS FEAST
Christmas is a feast for the eyes. We hardly know where to look first. The church is alive with
all the symbols of Christmas celebration. Even before we enter we see signs of the season at
the entrances of the church. The manger scene is a magnet for the children to come and see.
The sanctuary is filled with light. All Advent we have been praying for Christ’s coming. The
candles proclaim Christ, the light of the world. Candles are meant to remind us that Christ is
in our midst because we are gathered in his name. The words of the ancient “O come, let us
adore Him!” remind us that we are here to give glory to God. Stop, look and listen! The Lord
is in our midst! By all means look around and then look within your own heart ... to find an
even more profound presence of the God who came to be one with us.
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21 de DICIEMBRE de 2014
IV DOMINGO DE ADVIENTO –- Ciclo B – AÑO DE LA GRACIA
1a Lectura
2Samuel (7, 1-5. 8b-12, 14a. 16) = El Dios que salvó a Israel de Egipto e hizo
con él una alianza, también estableció a David como rey. Esta promesa la
realizó Jesucristo, hijo de David por excelencia.
Salmo 88= Cantaré eternamente las misericordias del Señor.
Salmo
2a Lectura
Romanos 16, 25-27= En este himno a la Encarnación del final de la carta, san
Pablo, nos manifiesta el misterio de Cristo. Esta manifestación es para todos.
Evangelio
Lucas 1, 26-38 = María la llena de gracia es la que hizo realidad el
proyecto de Dios. Ella siempre dijo SI a la palabra de Dios.
Entrada:
Ofertorio:
Comunión:
Salida:
Alegría,(5x) y placer, que la Virgen va de paso con su esposo hacia Belén.(Se repite)
Saber que vendrás, saber que estarás partiendo a los pobres tu pan./A ti clamo, Señor
Ven Salvador, ven sin tardar, tu pueblo santo esperando está.
//El ángel anuncia a la Virgen María que de ella nacería, Jesús, el Mesías//
La Navidad está ya a la vuelta de la esquina. Están a punto de cumplirse los días y la Virgen dará a luz
un Hijo que será nuestro Señor y Salvador. Todos esperamos recibir el gran don de Dios con un corazón
bien dispuesto. Dispongámonos a preparar bien la acogida que Él espera de nosotros.
MISA AL NINO JESUS Y TODOS LOS NIÑOS:
Queremos agradecer a las comunidades Hispana,
Brasilera y Portuguesa por tan bonita unión al
compartir unidos en estos días de Adviento. Que el
Niño Jesús los guíe siempre en la unión y nazca en
sus hermosos corazones.
¡TENGAN TODOS UNA FELIZ NAVIDAD!
ORACION PARA EL ENCUENTRO MUNDIAL DE
LAS FAMILIAS.
(Para rezar en los hogares todos los días)
Dios y Padre de todos nosotros, en
Jesús tu Hijo y nuestro Salvador,
nos has hecho tus hijos e hijas en
la familia de la Iglesia. Que tu
gracia y amor ayuden a nuestras
familias en cualquier parte del
mundo a estar en unión con las
demás en fidelidad al Evangelio.
Que el ejemplo de la sagrada
familia, guie a todas las familias, especialmente
las más atribuladas, a ser casas de comunión y
oración, a buscar siempre tu verdad y vida en tu
amor. Por Cristo nuestro Señor. Amén.
ESCUELA DE EDUCACION RELIGIOSA - 856-461-9343
Comienzan vacaciones navideñas desde esta semana y les
desean a todos una FELIZ NAVIDAD Y UN PROSPERO AÑO
NUEVO, lleno de muchas bendiciones.
MISA Y BENDICION PARA LAS FAMILIAS –El
domingo 28 de diciembre se bendecirán a las familias. El
compartir será el domingo 4 de enero con la visita de los
Reyes Magos con sorpresas. Necesitamos colaboradores
que traigan sus deliciosos platos. Gracias por su ayuda!
GRUPO DE ORACION
“María, Reina de los Inmigrantes”
27 de diciembre,10 y 24 de enero-7pm- Pedro
CLASE PRE-BAUTISMAL
Rafaela – 973-296-3600
BAUTISMOS – 2do. Domingo de cada mes.
ANUNCIOS COMUNIDAD BRAZILERA Y PORTUGUESA
CURSO DE BATISMO Todo 1* Domingo incricoesbna
missa de lingua portuguesa aos sabados com
(Greyck e Marcia)
CATEQUESIS INFANTIL Todos os sabados as 6:00pm
no predio da escola Saint Peter.
(Dona Geni e Ariadines)
¡Jesús, María y José, rueguen por nosotros!
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