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:
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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January 18, 2015
“What are you looking for?”
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
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12:00
January 17, 2015
Priest Intention
January 18
People of St. Michael Parish
Anne Giuliano
Mauro LaPorta
John O’Beirne
January 19
James Kompany
John Kelly
January 20
Ted Dymond
Helen R. Powers
January 21
Kathleen McGinley
Joseph Mairo
January 22
John Morris
Fr. Robert Cormier
January 23
Rose Davenhauer
Barbara Hilla
January 24
Araxi Chiavani
Ann & Edward Doogan
Mary Griffin
January 25
People of St. Michael Parish
Children & Parents - St. Michael School
Knights of Columbus-Living & Dec.Members
Ramon Garcia
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!
Jan.18-25: Dorothy Burd, 18 Holly St.
Jan.25-Feb.1: Robert Bell, Sr., 355 So.Union
Readings for the Week:
Monday:
Heb 5: 1-10; Ps 110: 1-4; Mk 2: 18-22
Tuesday:
Heb 6: 10-20; Ps 111:1-2, 4-5, 9,10c; Mk 2:23-28
Wednesday:
Heb 7: 1-3, 15-17; Ps 110: 1-4; Mk 3: 1-6
Thursday:
Heb 7: 25—8:6; Ps 40: 7-10, 17; Mk 3: 7-12
Friday:
Heb 8: 6-13; Ps 85: 8, 10-14; Mk 3: 13-19
Saturday:
Heb 9: 2-3, 11-14; Ps 47: 2-3, 6-9; Mk 3: 20-21
Sunday:
Jon 3: 1-5,10; Ps 25: 4-9; 1 Cor 7: 29-31;Mk 1:14-20
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Please Note:
The Parish Center is closed for the day
on Monday, January 19, 2015, in observance of the
Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday.
As we begin the liturgical ‘season’ of ‘Ordinary Time’ (distinct
from the penitential or festive seasons of Advent, Christmas,
Lent and Easter), we hear from the Gospel of Mark in this year
‘B’ of the cycle of Sunday Scripture readings. But because it is
the shortest of the four ‘canonical’ Gospels, it occasionally is
supplemented to cover the Sundays of the year. Thus today we
hear of Jesus’ call of the first apostles from the Gospel of John,
against the backdrop of the Old Testament reading about the
call of the prophet Samuel. In both cases the call comes in very
direct and personal terms. Samuel, placed as a boy in the care
of the priest Eli, must learn to listen for the Lord’s voice and to
respond to it humbly: “Speak, for your servant is listening.” In
John’s account of the apostles’ call, it is John the Baptist who
plants the seed by directing two of his disciples to Jesus
(“Behold, the Lamb of God”). As He notices them ‘following’
Him out of curiosity, Jesus asks them to verbalize what they are
looking for, (“Rabbi, where are you staying?”), and then invites
them to accompany Him: “Come, and you will see.” As a result,
these two become intentional followers of Jesus. One of them,
Andrew, excitedly goes to his brother Simon to tell him “We
have found the Messiah”, and then brings him to Jesus, Who
looks deeply into Simon’s heart and invites him into a new identity - “You will be called Cephas (the rock, or ‘Peter’)”. This
account differs significantly from that of Mark, in which Jesus
suddenly appears at the shores of the Sea of Galilee and summons Peter and Andrew and James and John, fishermen who
drop their nets at once and follow Jesus. Both accounts offer
much to ponder about the call to discipleship: in today’s version
from John, the importance of a personal invitation from another
disciple is highlighted. Just as Jesus invited Andrew and his
companion to ‘come and see’, so they are impelled to share
what they have found in Jesus. So it has been down through
the ages: it is the faith and example of believers that intrigue
others to consider Jesus as perhaps the answer to what they
personally are “looking for”. Alive as the Body of Christ, it is our
privilege and responsibility, both as individuals and as a community, to be the kind of disciples that attract other seekers to
Jesus.
A signal achievement of St. John Paul II was his development
of what he termed ‘the theology of the body’, a way of looking
at our physical nature as the essential medium for our relating
to God and to one another. St. Paul’s words today proclaim our
bodies to be sacred. How we understand and accept both the
challenges and the responsibilities that go with our physical
identity is the focus of an exciting program we hope to pilot
soon with a group of middle schoolers and their parents, as a
foundation for ongoing growth, especially in appreciating the
gift that is our human sexuality. Watch for more information as
we initiate this effort at St. Michael’s. God love you!
- Msgr. Tim Shugrue
Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
STEWARDSHIP THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK…
“Jesus turned and saw them following him and
said to them, ‘What are you looking
for?’” (John 1:38)
What are you looking for? Are you wasting your
time looking for the material comforts of the world?
Or, is your heart longing for something deeper that can only be
found by spending time with God? Take time, each day, in
silence and ask the Lord what it is that He wants you to do.
“IF I WERE GIVING THE HOMILY….”
An initiative of our Steering Committee for Parish
Transformation is a weekly e-mail exchange among
parishioners sharing ideas about the coming
Sunday’s Gospel. Our priests welcome this sharing
of ideas as they consider their Sunday Mass homilies. You are invited to join this e-mail discussion group: it’s
easy, and we would be happy to add your input about what the
week’s Gospel says to you. Call or send your e-mail address to
the Parish Center and let us know you would like to be included
in the Homily Committee e-mail.
MEMORIAL DONATIONS
We are accepting Memorial Donations for flowers
for the Altar area, the Candles, Bread & Wine
used for the Liturgies, and the weekly Sanctuary
Candle. These items may be donated in memory
of someone or to mark a special occasion. A donation of $10 is
suggested for the candles, bread & wine and sanctuary candle,
and a donation of $40 is suggested for the weekly flowers.
(MEMORIAL CARDS ARE AVAILABLE FOR THESE DONATIONS.)
ALSO, as we face the need to replace various items for liturgical
use, we are happy to arrange for memorials of deceased loved
ones. Contact the Parish Office.
Memorial Gifts for the Week of January 18
Bread & Wine, Sanctuary Candle and Altar Candles
In honor of Vincent Daniel
Please pray for those who have died, and
especially:
Susanna Melise
May all of our loved ones rest in the Lord’s peace.
LAST CALL…..MARCH FOR LIFE
….. will take place on Thursday, January 22,
in Washington, DC. Bus will depart 7:00 a.m.
from SMS lot. ($20 per adult).
Contact: 908-276-6189.
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GREAT ADVENTURE BIBLE STUDY
Tuesday, January 20 - 12:45 and 7:30 (attend one session)
Pat O’Keefe Room - Parish Ctr. (Topic: The Maccabean Revolt)
A DISTINCTION for ARCHBISHOP GERETY!
The Archdiocese of Newark is gratified to note that, with the recent
death of a 104-year-old French bishop, our Archbishop Emeritus,
Peter Leo Gerety, who hopes to celebrate his 103rd birthday in
June, is now the oldest Catholic bishop in the world! A Connecticut
native, Archbishop Gerety studied for the priesthood in Paris,
where he was ordained at Notre Dame Cathedral in 1939 to serve
the Archdiocese of Hartford. In 1966 he was named Coadjutor
Bishop of Portland, Maine, where he served until 1974, when he
was appointed the Third Archbishop of Newark, succeeding Archbishop Thomas A. Boland. During his tenure, Archbishop Gerety
initiated numerous programs to implement the decrees of the
Second Vatican Council and overhauled the administration and
finances of the Archdiocese. He retired in 1986, succeeded by
Archbishop (now Cardinal) Theodore E. McCarrick. Blessed with
extraordinarily good health, Archbishop Gerety has remained
active until very recently, present at many Archdiocesan events and
regularly administering the Sacrament of Confirmation. He
celebrated his 75th anniversary as a priest in 2014 and hopes, by
the grace of God, to observe his 50th anniversary as a bishop in
2016. He now resides at St. Joseph’s Home for the Elderly in
Totowa, NJ. Our prayers and good wishes, Archbishop Gerety!
POVERTY AWARENESS MONTH - JANUARY 2O15
Who lives in Poverty USA? All those who make less than the Federal government’s official poverty threshold… which for a family of
four is $23,850.00. People working at minimum wage, even holding down several jobs; seniors living on fixed incomes; wage earners suddenly out of work; millions of families everywhere from our
cities to rural communities.
Poverty does not strike all demographics equally. For example, in
2012, 13.6% of men lived in Poverty USA, but 16.3% of women.
Along the same lines, the poverty rate for married couples in 2012
was only 6.3% - but the poverty rate for single-parent families with
no wife present was up to 16.4%, while for single-parent families
with no husband present over 30%. And though poverty is often
perceived as a problem of urban environments and inner cities, the
poverty rate in metropolitan areas (14.5%) is actually lower than the
poverty rate in rural areas (17.7%). In 2012, the poverty rate for
people living with a disability was 28.4%. That’s 4.3 million people
living with a disability - in poverty.
A MESSAGE FOR THE NEW YEAR
When the song of the Angels is stilled
When the Star in the sky is gone
When the Kings and Princes are home
When the Shepherds are back with their flocks…...
THE WORK OF CHRISTMAS BEGINS
To Find the Lost, To Heal the Broken, To Feed the Hungry, To
Shelter the Homeless, To Release the Prisoner, To Rebuild the
Nations To Bring Peace among People, To Make Music In the
Heart — We, at St. Joseph Social Service Center, thank you for
helping us continue “the work of Christmas” all year!
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YOUTH MINISTRY PROGRAM
High School Program — This Sunday we invite
all High School teens to our meeting being held here
at St. Michael’s. Doors open at 7:00 p.m. and we get
started shortly after 7:30 in the Youth Room. Grab
your friends and come on by! Tonight’s meeting is a
“Choice Option Night “ — where members will have
an option of five different activities in which to participate. A reminder
that all paperwork for those interested in going on our Appalachian
Mission Trip is due in tonight and also that tickets to the “Midwinter
Ball” Semi-Formal being held January 24 can be purchased tonight.
Get the latest information about the Youth Ministry Program at
www.stmtym.com. You can also reach Rich at the Youth Ministry
Office at 908-276-5990 or via email [email protected].
Super Bowl Sub-Sale Coming -- Once Again this year the Youth
Ministry Program wants to help cater your Super Bowl Party! We will
be selling 8-inch sub sandwiches (Italian/Turkey or Tuna) for $5.00 a
sub! The subs will be made fresh in the morning of February 1 and
available for pick-up from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at St. Theresa’s.
For every sub purchased, $3 will go directly toward helping to fund
our Appalachia Mission Trip this year in April. You can order the subs
one of THREE ways… online on our website www.stmtym.com, by
e-mailing us [email protected] or by calling our Office at
908-276-5990. Payment may be made when picking up your order.
SAMARITAN MINISTRY
(Dawn Hickey - 908-276-0360)
SANDWICH PROGRAM — Drop-off sites this week are: Pat & Henry
Pavlak, 19 Berkeley Place, and Ali & Brian McNulty, 30 Oraton Drive.
Answer the call today and be a disciple of Jesus. Help your
neighbor by making a loaf or two of sandwiches for the people at
St. Joseph’s in Elizabeth. Sandwiches are delivered 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, juice boxes, granola bars and
instant mashed potatoes. Fresh foods are always welcome and can
be delivered to CFC, 61 Myrtle Street (908-276-3530).
We also recently received the following letters of thanks:
1)from Cerebral Palsy League: “Please accept my warm thanks for
the generosity you have shown towards the students and families of
our school during your holiday gift giving shrine. I join these families
in thanking you for your ongoing support to those impacted by disability. We wish you all a very happy and healthful New Year!”
2) Catholic Charities received $1,190 as a result of your clothing
donations from January 1 to November 30. These funds, combined
with monies from other participating parishes throughout the Archdiocese, alleviated the sufferings of the needy who sought relief through
the many operations of Catholic Charities. The shelters in Jersey City
and Newark provide food, accommodations and over-all care for the
homeless during these harsh winter months. Thank you for being our
partner and enabling us to bring Christ’s love to the most vulnerable.
PLEASE JOIN US FOR…….St. Michael School Open House
You’ll have the opportunity to tour the school, enjoy coffee and
conversation with our principal, SMS parents and students. Learn
about the School’s Pre-K through Grade 8 curriculums, SMS BeforeCare and After-Care programs, and SMS sports. Registrations for the
2015-2016 school year will be accepted.
Thursday, January 22………… 7:00 p.m.
Sunday, January 25……………10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Wednesday, January 28………. 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.
ST. MICHAEL TECH TEAM
We are starting to put together a permanent Tech Team. The goal is
to enhance Worship Services by providing solid and consistent Audio,
Video and Computer support. The Tech Team assists with the
design, operation and maintenance of hardware and software for a
variety of applications for the St. Michael Community. Members are
Adult and Student volunteers. Current Activities:
• Set up and operation of Sound equipment at Noon Mass.
• Sound check for balanced volume and proper coverage.
• Set up and operation of Video equipment.
• Set up and operation of Computer and Software.
• No experience needed - we will train!
• Time commitment can be weekly or monthly.
Please consider sharing your time and talent. Contact Dominick
Esolda directly at [email protected] or come and talk with us at
the Sunday Noon Mass.
SPEAKER AT ST. HELEN CHURCH, WESTFIELD
JOHN L. ALLEN, JR
John Allen is presently an associate editor at The Boston Globe. He
serves as the Senior Vatican Analyst for CNN and has authored
seven best-selling books on the Vatican and Catholic affairs. He
frequently writes on the Church for major publications and is a
popular speaker on Catholic affairs, both in the United States and
abroad. His weekly internet column, “All Things Catholic,” is widely
read as a source of insight on the global Church. John will appear at
St. Helen Church, 1600 Rahway Ave., Westfield, on Wednesday,
January 28, at 7:30 p.m. The topic will be: Will the Parish Perish?
The Future of the American Catholic Church. A free-will offering will
be taken.
VOLUNTEERS ….
…are needed for Josephine’s Place, a center for women in Elizabeth,
sponsored by the Sisters of Charity of St. Elizabeth and directed by
Sr. Judy Mertz. The center offers a space where women can form a
community and acquire skills that will help them, particularly in
English, computer and citizenship. Areas needing help: English
Conversation Class (1 or 1-1/2 hrs. per wk); English Grammar (1-1/2
hrs. per wk); Computer Basics (1 l/2 hrs. per wk 6-wk cycle); office
work / organization (1 hr. per wk + if able); prep for citizenship (1-1/2
hrs. per wk 6 wk cycle). Resources are available; orientation is
provided. Contact: 908-436-0099 or visit: www.josephinesplace.org.
SERVICES & GOODS AUCTION
...will be held on Saturday, February 7, in St. Michael School
Center to benefit St. Michael School and Raphael Life House.
More info: Edie Coogan (276-8226) or Terry Hunsinger (272-7536)
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