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December 28, 2014
December 28, 2014
Feast of the Holy Family
of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph
The
Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph
Pastor
Rev. Joseph A. Scarangella
Parochial Vicar
Rev. Msgr. Paul L. Bochicchio
Weekend Assistant
Rev. Robert K. Suszko
In Residence
Rev. Frank J. Burla, Retired
Rev. Louis M. Pambello
Pastoral Associate for Catechetical Ministry
Ms. Mary Clinton
Organist and Director of Music
Mr. Preston L. Dibble
Pastoral Associate for Parish Life
Mrs. Yamilka Genao
Office Staff
Mrs. Bette Kuczek, Secretary
Ms. Marcie Alexander,
Bulletin Editor/Administrative Assistant
Plant Maintenance
Mr. Joseph Mulford
Trustees
Mrs. Joan Moriarty
Mrs. Ceil Zimmermann
CHURCH OF THE
IMMACULATE
CONCEPTION
Phone: 973-744-5650 30 No. Fullerton Ave. Email: [email protected]
Fax: 973-744-7936 Montclair, NJ 07042 Website: www.mtcimmaculate.org
Pastoral Council
Mrs. Seton Feeney, Chair
Immaculate Conception High School
973-744-7445; www.ichspride.org
Mrs. Celia Triggs Honohan, President
Mrs. JoAnn Degnan, Principal
Immaculate Conception Cemetery
973-744-5939; [email protected]
Ms. Lisa Hayducka, Secretary
A Roman Catholic parish family since 1864, our call is to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ in word and deed, in all our
relationships and responsibilities. We encourage our members to embrace a lifestyle marked by Stewardship of Time, Talent and
Treasure, engaging in active support of our ministries of the Word, Worship and Service. We welcome visitors and all who wish to
join us as new members; registration forms are available at church entrances and at the Parish Office.
Sacraments of Initiation
The Eucharist
Sundays: 5:30 PM (Sat.), 8:30 AM, 11:00 AM Adult Baptism, Confirmation & Eucharist
or Reception into the Catholic Church: call
(choir) and 12:30 PM.
about Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults.
Weekdays: Monday—Friday 7:30 AM (Held in
St. Gianna Molla Chapel–lower level of Parish Infant Baptism: celebrated monthly (except
Center), and Monday—Saturday 12:10 PM in Lent); call for information about preparation
process for parents.
Church.
Holy Days: 7:30 AM and 12:10 and 7:30 PM
First Eucharist: generally celebrated in Grade 2;
(Church has barrier-free access; limited
call for information about preparation process
handicapped parking is available.)
for candidates and parents.
Reconciliation
Confirmation: generally celebrated in Grade 9;
Rite of Penance with Individual Confession: call for information about preparation process
Saturday at 12:45 PM and 6:30 PM; Seasonal for candidates, parents and sponsors.
Communal Services as announced; Confession
Anointing of the Sick
any time on request.
Those seriously ill or confined at home may
Marriage
call anytime for the Sacraments of Confession,
Arrangements should be made in person with a Eucharist and Anointing of the Sick. Call for
priest at least one year in advance. At least one times of communal celebrations. Please call to
partner should be a registered parishioner.
notify us of those who are hospitalized.
Devotions
Novena to Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal:
Monday after 12:10 PM Mass (September–May)
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament: In rotation
with our cluster parishes on First Fridays from 12:30
to 2:00 PM. (September –May)
Prayer Group: Wednesday, 8:00 PM
Faith Formation
Religious Education: Pre-School to Grade 8
Sunday at 9:30 AM to 10:45 AM (Tegakwita Hall).
Family-Based Religious Ed.: contact parish office.
Adult Formation: see Bulletin for programs.
Parish Office
The Office is located at 1 Munn St. and is
Open: Monday & Tuesday: 9:00 AM ‒ 6:00 PM
Wednesday & Thursday: 9:00 AM ‒ 4:00 PM;
Saturday and Sunday: 9:00 AM ‒ 1:00 PM;
Friday: Office is Closed. Call the Rectory for
emergencies, 973-744-5650 follow instructions.
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December 28, 2014
Dear Parishioners,
Today we celebrate the feast of the Holy Family. The focus
in on God’s promises which He kept. Sarah and Abraham
do indeed bring forth a Son. Simeon and Anna do live to see
the Messiah as he is presented in the temple. And at long
last, God send His Son into our world, born of a virgin. Sent
to redeem His people. May our celebration of the Holy
Family today help us to live as a holy family also. At peace
with one another today and throughout the new year.
As we approach the end of 2014 and look forward with hope
to 2015, I pray for all in our parish to have a year filled with
joy and good health. In a world sometimes filled with
violence, with threats against freedoms in our world and
with problems here in our land and in our homes, we can all
turn to our Blessed Mother, Mary, as we honor her on the
first day of the new year. May her intercession help us on
our journey into 2015 and in our journey home to our
heavenly Father.
A blessed new year to all,
Fr. Joe
Stewardship Reflection:
The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph
December 28th, 2014
“..as the Lord has forgiven you, so you
must forgive.” – Colossians 3:13
Forgiveness - one of the hardest things
for people to do. It’s amazing how long
we can hold a grudge or be angry with
someone. As we celebrate the feast of
the Holy Family, take this opportunity to
give the gift of forgiveness to someone—maybe someone on your family,
maybe a friend, maybe a co-worker or neighbor or, maybe yourself. Pick up the phone or text someone right now.
First Friday Devotions
January 2, 2015 is the First Friday of the month
(and year), First Friday devotions this month will
be held at our cluster partner St. Peter Claver
Church, 56 Elmwood Ave., Montclair, from
12:30pm to 2:00pm. Start the new year off right
and come and spend some “quality time” with
Christ in the Blessed Sacrament.
Please note:
• The Parish Office will be CLOSED Wednesday & Thurs
day, Dec. 31 & Jan. 1 for New Year’s.
• The 7:30am and 12:10pm daily masses will be held in
Church through the Christmas Season. (The 7:30am
daily mass will return to the St. Gianna Chapel in the
lower level of the Parish Center on Monday, Jan. 5, 2015.)
• Friday, January 2, 2015 one mass celebrated in Church
at 8:00 AM.
Come be nourished at the Lord’s table.
God is Waiting for You!
The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph
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MASS SCHEDULE
Solemnity of Mary
Holy Mother of God
Wednesday, Dec. 31st (New Year’s Eve)
Mass at 5:30PM
Thursday, January 1st New Year’s Day
Masses at 9:00 and 11:00AM
The Epiphany of the Lord
Saturday, January 3rd Mass at 5:30PM
Sunday, January 4th Masses
8:30, 11:00AM (Choir) and 12:30PM
The Baptism of the Lord
Saturday, January 10th Mass at 5:30PM
Sunday, January 11th Masses
8:30, 11:00AM (Choir) and 12:30PM
Women’s Cornerstone ▬ have you heard
the news? Retreat on February 6 & 7, 2015
The team members of Cornerstone 2 extend an invitation to the
women of Immaculate Conception Parish to participate in a faith
based retreat exclusively for women given by women
entitled “Here I Am, Lord”. This is an opportunity to
renew your relationship with God, whether it has been
an on and off or a consistent one, within a nurturing
community of parish women. Friday thru Saturday,
February 6-7, 2015. Brochures available in the back of church.
Do you have questions
about the Catholic Faith?
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults: (RCIA) Is the formation process which guides people inquiring about our faith as
well as Catholics seeking full initiation. The formation process
includes doctrinal formation (believing with the Church community),
experience of community, (sharing faith stories), Liturgical formation, (praying with the Church community) and apostolic formation, (serving with the Church community). People are helped in
the discerning process of where God is calling them. This gradual
development aims to help one live a full Christian life. For more
information contact Deana Campion at 973-509-9036.
Lapel Roses to be sold to support Life
The Montclair Knights of Columbus Council #1277
will be selling Lapel Roses after all the Masses the
weekend of January 3 & 4, 2015. The requested donation is $2.00 and the money collected will be used to help support
the Council’s March for Life bus ride to Washington and other
local Right to Life activities. Thank you for your support!
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WE ARE GOD’S HOLY FAMILY
The scriptures of Israel are filled with many stories of barren
couples who were miraculously granted the gift of children by
God. Surely the best known among these is the first reading from
today, from which Luke took inspiration when he recounted the
miraculous birth of John the Baptist to Zechariah and Elizabeth,
and the more miraculous birth of Jesus to Mary and Joseph. In
each instance, we are given examples or role models of those
who trusted in God. More than examples of those who trust, they
are models of self-surrender. They abandoned their own presuppositions and prejudices about the workings of the world and
turned their lives over to belief in a God who can make life grow
where none ought to; a God who can turn death around into a
new and unimagined life; a God who can, today, take a tiny child
of humble parents in an insignificant town and make him into a
light for all the world. This is what we, as
God’s holy family, are called to do each
day: to trust not in ourselves and the way
we think things should be, but to open ourselves and surrender ourselves in faith to a
God of endless promise. -Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
Pro-Life Mass January 18, 2015
‘Each of us is a Masterpiece of God’s Creation.’
The Archdiocesan Respect Life Office and the Pro-Life Commission will host a Pro-Life Mass at noon on January 18, 2015
at the Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart, 89 Ridge Street,
Newark. January 22, 2015 marks the 42nd anniversary of the
legalization of abortion in this country. By attending this special
Mass, those who wish to stand up for life but cannot attend the
March for Life in Washington DC or the rally in Trenton can still
show their support and defend those who cannot defend themselves. For more information, please contact Cheryl Riley at 973497-4350 or at [email protected].
How to Report Abuse
The Archdiocese takes very seriously any and all allegations
of sexual misconduct by members of the clergy, Religious and
lay staff of the Archdiocese. We encourage anyone with
knowledge of an act of sexual misconduct to inform us immediately so that we may take appropriate action to protect others
and provide support to victims of sexual abuse. Contact the
Archdiocesan Office of Child and Youth Protection at (201)
407-3256.
Young Adult RESTLESS HEART Retreat
Is your heart longing for something more in this world? Have
you found yourself wear? Perhaps tired of the daily hustle and
bustle? Are you bogged down by school, work or other responsibilities? Are you struggling with finding time to reconnect
with yourself and God? — Or are you searching for God? If you
answered ‘yes’ to any of these questions, then God is calling out
to you to be at this
“Restless Heart Retreat” for anyone ages 18-39
January 16-18, 2015 — Archdiocesan Youth Center
499 Belgrove Dr., Kearny, NJ Cost: $100 Payable to Archdiocesan Youth Center (CYO)
For more information contact: Msgr. Paul Bochicchio at 973744-5650 ext. 122 or email: [email protected]
I.C.
The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph
2015
We welcome all who are visiting the parish family of
Immaculate Conception in Montclair, and invite any who
would like to join our parish to fill out a registration form, found
on the tables in the back of church. Please complete both
sides and give to one of the priests or return to the Parish
Center. The registration form may also be found on the Parish
Web site at www.mtcimmaculate.org. To all our parishioners, please advise us of any changes to your address, phone #
and email so that we can keep our files current.
Immaculate this Week at a Glance
Sunday, December 28 Feast of The Holy Family
― NO RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASSES
Monday, December 29
― 7:30am daily mass celebrated in Church
― Rosary prayed daily (after 12:10 mass)
Tuesday, December 30
― 7:30am daily mass celebrated in Church
― Rosary prayed daily (after 12:10 mass)
Wednesday, December 31
― Parish Office CLOSED
― 7:30am daily mass celebrated in Church
― Rosary prayed daily (after 12:10 mass)
― Holy Day Vigil mass: 5:30PM
Thursday, January 1 New Year’s Day
― Mass Schedule: 9:00 AM; 11:00AM
― Parish Office CLOSED
Friday, January 2
― One mass today celebrated in Church (8:00 AM)
― Parish Office is Closed on Fridays
― First Friday Devotions -St. Peter Claver Church (12:30-2:30PM)
Sunday, January 4 The Epiphany of the Lord
― Religious Ed. Classes PreK-Gr.8-School Bld.(9:30-10:45AM)
― KofC Right to Life Lapel Roses sold after all Masses
High School Basketball Festival
The Scholarship Fund for Inner-City Children—
which provides partial tuition scholarships for low
income students in grades K to 12 to attend Catholic schools—will hold its 12th annual High School Basketball Festival on January 2 and 4, 2015 at Kean University
in Union. The teams playing include; St. Anthony HS, Roselle
Catholic, Hudson Catholic, Seton Hall Prep, Mt. St. Dominic,
St. Benedict’s Prep, Marist, Union Catholic, St. Dominic’s
Academy, Paramus Catholic and St. Joseph’s Regional. For
complete game schedule, times and information on ordering
tickets, please visit www.sfichoops.com or call 973-497-4279.
Supplementing Retirement with a Planned Gift
Are you nearing retirement or are already retired and are
looking to make a year-end gift? If so, a Charitable Gift Annuity can be a way to supplement your retirement income and
help your parish at the same time. Let the Archdiocese of
Newark help you set up a Charitable Gift Annuity by contacting
Theresa Lynch in the Planned Giving Office. She can be
reached at (973) 497-4042 or by e-mail at [email protected].
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The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph
LITURGICAL MINISTERS—Dec. 31-Jan. 1
Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God
Lectors
5:30pm (Wed.) Mary Feeney
9:00am Harold Ferguson
11:00
John Hutchinson
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
5:30pm (Wed.) Volunteers Needed
9:00am Volunteers Needed
11:00
Volunteers Needed
Altar Servers
5:30pm (Wed.) Volunteers Needed
9:00
Volunteers Needed
11:00
Dylan, John & Jessica Green
LITURGICAL MINISTERS — Jan. 3-4
The Epiphany of the Lord
Lectors
5:30pm (Sat.) John Hutchinson
8:30am Tom Morris
11:00
Ann Gulyas
12:30pm Jim Feeney
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
5:30pm (Sat.) Ann Kraus, Robin Holcombe,
Neal Zimmermann, Ceil Zimmermann
8:30
Kevin Schlatmann, Carla Millien,
John & Sue Trapp
11:00
Angela Zaccardi, Marilyn Graham
Ed Haas, Floater
12:30pm Dennis Reis, Maria & Robert Dyer, Floater
Altar Servers
5:30pm (Sat.) Mary, Sean & Jude Demo
8:30
Christine Millien, Sean Trapp
11:00
Ana & Maria Bambrick, Julia Malnak
12:30pm Volunteers Needed
Readings for Week
Monday: 1 Jn 2:3-11; Ps 96:1-3, 5b-6; Lk 2:22-35
Tuesday: 1 Jn 2:12-17; Ps 96:7-10; Lk 2:36-40
Wednesday: 1 Jn 2:18-21; Ps 96:1-2, 11-13; Jn 1:1-18
Thursday: Nm 6:22-27; Ps 67:2-3, 5, 6, 8; Gal 4:4-7; Lk 2:16-21
Friday: 1 Jn 2:22-28; Ps 98:1-4; Jn 1:19-28
Saturday: 1 Jn 2:29 — 3:6; Ps 98:1, 3cd-6; Jn 1:29-34
Sunday: Is 60:1-6; Ps 72:1-2, 7-8, 10-13;
Eph 3:2-3a, 5-6; Mt 2:1-12
Saturday
5:30
Sunday
December 27
Edward Wavrek
December 28
(The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary & Joseph)
8:30
For the People of the Parish
11:00 Kay & Bob Edwards
12:30 Edward A. Giblin
Monday
December 29
(St. Thomas Becket, Bishop & Martyr)
7:30
Dorothy Cohen
12:10 Mrs. Jenny Bedenbaugh
Tuesday
December 30
7:30
Dorothy Marie Sheridan
12:10 Miguel Fong
Wednesday December 31
(St. Sylvester I, Pope)
7:30
For the vocation of Priests & Religious
12:10 World Peace
5:30
Dorothy Sheridan
Thursday January 1
(Solemnity of Mary, the Holy Mother of God)
9:00
For the People of the Parish
11:00 World Peace
Friday
January 2
(St. Basil the Great & St. Gregory Nazianzen,
Bishops & Doctors of the Church )
8:00
Intention of Presider
Saturday January 3
(The Most Holy Name of Jesus)
12:10 Intention of Presider
5:30
William Werner
Sunday
January 4
(The Epiphany of the Lord)
8:30
For the People of the Parish
11:00 Anne McNerney
12:30 Tony and Ralph Mazzeo
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Rosary Intentions for the Week of Dec. 29
Mon.: For peace in the world. For world leaders; people in the military;
people who are persecuted and tortured.
Tues.: For the Holy Father, the Bishops, priests and religious brothers &
sisters. For vocations to the priesthood and religious life.
Third Sunday of Advent
In-pew donations
E-debit contributions (weekly)
$ 9,272
$ 6,885
$ 2,387
Guidelines for Stewardship suggest contributing 5% of weekly
income to parish support, and 5% to other charities (e.g.,
Archbishop’s Annual Appeal). Thank you for your continued
support of your parish. If you are not already doing so, please use
your envelopes each week — only contributions in your numbered
envelope (or an envelope indicating your name/address & #) or EDebit are recorded for documentation required by the IRS.
Please contact Marcie Alexander at the Parish Office if you are
not receiving contribution envelopes.
Wed.: In Thanksgiving for all the blessings of 2014.
Thurs.: For the intentions of the parishioners as we start the New Year
2015. Fri.: For the souls in purgatory and deceased member of our Parish.
Sat.: For the sick of our families, Parish and communities.
We invite you to join us in praying the rosary following the 12:10
mass for the intentions of families, the world, and the Church. “Say
he rosary every day” —Our Lady of Fatima 1917
“Some people think that we should give until it hurts. However,
true stewards give until it feels right. Our giving feels right
when we know that we can stand before God when He comes
in His glory and say to Him, “Lord, I gave all that You asked
me to give.”
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“To everything there is a
season, and a time for
every purpose under
heaven.”
––Ecclesiastes 3:11
“…… A time to be healed……”
Sick List: Michael Quinn, Sr. Cora Marie McGuire, Anita
Szarzinski, Flo Rusnak, Donna Valenti, Ronald Haegele, Rosemary
Thomasberger, Gloria Reinhardt, Amy Brown, Pamela Doffont, Jill
Cerullo, Shelia Settle, Sr. Carol Jaresewski, Thomas D. Sheen,
Damion Regan, Barbara Regan, Stephen Bacino, Edward Britt,
Barbara Wisniewski, William Crum, Mary King, Ann Bongiovanni,
Joan Emerson, Baby Maisy Chapman, George Feeney.
“…… A time to die……”
Deceased: Timothy Brennan, Jorge Cremaschie. May all the
faithful departed rest in peace.
Altar Bread and Wine in memory of
Magliaro & Petronaci Family.
Altar Candles burn for
Serena Bobrowsky.
Memorial Candle burns in
memory of Gennaro Di Minico.
The Sanctuary Lamp is also available as
a memorial to remember a loved one.
We pray for national and world leaders and for those
in the armed services, especially, Joshua Dibble, USN;
SGT. David Raggi; SrA Edward Walker, USAF.
Intercession for Life December 28th. For all
families: That they may foster a loving environment that
welcomes new life; We pray to the Lord.
Intercession for Vocations—December 2014:
That our belief in the Incarnation may move us to greater
appreciation for the sacraments and fuller understanding of the
power of grace in our lives; We pray to the Lord.
The Holy Father's Intentions —DECEMBER, 2014
Christmas, hope for humanity. That the birth of the
Redeemer may bring peace and hope to all people of good will.
Parents. That parents may be true evangelizers, passing on to
their children the precious give of faith.
Moved or Changed your Email Address?
If you’ve changed email accounts or if you have recently
moved or have typos on your envelopes you receive from us,
please let us know so we may make the appropriate corrections in our records. Call or email Marcie at the parish office
973-744-5650; [email protected].
For the latest news about happenings at
Immaculate Conception: follow us on Facebook at
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Reflecting on God’s Word — January 1st
Solemnity of Mary, the Holy Mother of God
On January 1 we celebrate the Solemnity of the Blessed Virgin
Mary, the Mother of God (a holy day of obligation for all
Catholics) and our readings return us once again to Bethlehem,
accompanying the shepherds, to see the One announced by the
angel as the Savior of the world. With them, we stand before the
mother and contemplate the child wrapped in swaddling clothes
and laid in a manger because there was no room in the inn. We
are told that “Mary kept all these things, reflecting on them in
her heart” (Luke 2:19).
Mary invites us to ponder in our hearts the mystery of her Son,
Jesus, truly God and truly human. He came for us for our salvation, and so we ask him to banish any darkness from our hearts
and to send us out to bring his light into the world.
The light that Christ brings is the blessing of God’s peace, all
that make life full, and transforms the world into a place that
cherishes and preserves, rather than neglecting and destroying
life. Christ’s gift of blessing is to let us know the Father and
the Father’s plan — that all be one, united as family, able to
recognize in each other the dignity of God’s adopted children,
alive with the life of grace, destined to share in divinity.
Christ’s blessing calls us to grow into maturity, keeping God’s
law of love, just as Jesus himself grew up, living a life that
brought the law to its fulfillment. We don’t do this on our own,
as the name given to the child reminds us: Jesus, which means
“God saves.”
—James A. Wallace, C.SS.R. ©2012,World Library Publications.
Living God’s Word: We pray that God will bless us with
peace, with fullness of life, by drawing us ever more deeply into
the life of the Trinity. We ask that the Holy Spirit will come
upon us and transform us more completely into people the world
can recognize as adopted children of God.
January 1 is World Day of Peace
The theme for the 2015 World Day of Peace is: “Slaves no
more, but Brothers and Sisters.” Pope Francis urges us to recognize the “equal dignity” of our brothers and sisters who are
enslaved and exploited and to work to end human trafficking,
trade in migrants and prostitutes, slave labor, and the enslavement of women and children. Visit the USCCB website (U.S.
Conference of Catholic Bishops) for a link to
the 2015 World Day of Peace message from
Pope Francis at www.usccb.org/issues-andaction/human-life-and-dignity/war-and-peace/
upload/World-Day-of-Peace-2015-handout.pdf.
You Can Be A Peacemaker!
AAA Wrapping Up for 2014
We wish to thank all who have pledged to the 2014 Archbishop’s Annual Appeal and ask that if you have an outstanding balance on your pledge, that you fulfill that pledge by December 31,
2014. Your generosity is greatly appreciated. It is not too late to
make a donation, envelopes are at the back of church. and either
send directly to the Archdiocese of Newark or drop in collection
basket. All donations large or small are welcome. Donations may
be charged to your credit card. Every gift is needed and welcome!
“You are children of eternity. Your immortal crown awaits
you, to reward your duty and love. You may indeed sow here
in tears, but you may be sure there to reap in joy.”
—St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
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