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ST. ANTHONY’S PARISH COMMUNITY276 Diamond Bridge Avenue Hawthorne, New Jersey 07506September stanthony-hawthorne.orgSchool973-423-1818Religious Education973-427-7873Served byRev. Msgr. Raymond J. Kupke, Ph.D.PastorRev. Frank Lennie .Parochial VicarRev. Msgr. Elso C. Introini.Pastor EmeritusDeacon Gerald Fadlalla.Social Services MinistryDeacon Ronnie Gonzalez .Pre-Cana ProgramDeacon Anthony Bernardine.(Retired)Deacon Richard Brudzynski.(Retired)Sr. Mary Jackson, F.M.A.School PrincipalSr. Betty Ann Martinez, F.M.A.Rel. Ed. DirectorMassesSunday MassesSaturday.5:30 p.m.Sunday.7:00, 8:30, 10:00 a.m., 12 noonWeekday MassesMonday - Saturday.7:30 a.m.Sacrament of ReconciliationSaturday.4:30 - 5:15 p.m.Ms. Therese Grolly.Confirmation CoordinatorMr. Craig Jandoli.Confirmation AssistantMr. Michael Riedel.Music DirectorJulian Cabling / Liz Newman. . .Youth MinistersMrs. Diane Brown.Parish SecretaryMs. Mary Ann Martone .Safe Environment Coordinator/Parish SecretaryMrs. Cathy Clyne.Finance DepartmentMr. William Chaky .Maintenance SupervisorMr. Eugene Morabito.TrusteeMrs. Barbara Homler.TrusteeUpcoming Holy Hour - ThursdayOctober 7th at 7:30PMEucharistic AdorationAnointing of the SickPlease call the rectory for a priest to anoint anyonewho is dying or seriously ill.Baptisms are held on every Sunday at 1:30 p.m.Please call the rectory for more information.
Pray for the Sick of Our ParishMASS INTENTIONSSunday, September 12, 2021SaturdaySeptember 11, 2021SundaySeptember 12, 20215:30 PM7:00 AM8:30 AM10:00 AM12:00 PMRudy NeriWilliam A. ZisaDawn PuenteHelen FengerPeople of the ParishSylvester RizzoLuigi MenellaFrancesco D’AgostinoJohn C. RipaChris WoolleyVictoria MaggioAlfonso Di IennoJames MurphyGaspare D’AgatiPriscilla AzanaGaetana SantoPasquale & Palo InturrisiMaria EspositoPompeo GaliziaLinda AndrisaniLeone & Cipoletti FamiliesJoshua RivchinMondaySeptember 13, 20217:30 AMSusan Joyce GasperJohn AgnelloVincenzo CassibbaClaudio CassibbaTuesday7:30 AMWednesday7:30 AMThursday7:30 AMFriday7:30 AMSaturday7:30 AMRalph & Terry Adame and Family, Carol Cahion, PhylissCarlough, Ernie Cole, Marge Corley, Michele D’Angelo,Dan DiIenno, Marybeth Duesneau, Jose Espinosa, LauraFlanders, Cindy Frei, Agnes Gallagher, Eddie Gallo, RichardGallo, Eileen Gazawie, Mason Giove, Mary Izzo, JackieKaufman, Dr. Florence Leone, Joseph Leskovics, GaryMaik, Helen Monda, Patricia Moore, George Morabito, Julieann Morabito, Sandra Morabito, Sally Morse, DianeNazzario, Judy Paquin Natalia Pavelchak, Ralph Petrucci,Joan Prusiensky, Colleen Read, Maureen Read, EileenRobinson, Dieter Schmidt, Barbara Tilton, Carol Traino,Mary Walker, Carol Wild, Joseph Woods, Dolores Yarnchuk, Marie Zigarelli, Agnes M. Zimmer, Gregory Zimmer,John Zisa.IN LOVING MEMORYOur Condolences to the Family of: Joseph TobeyEternal Rest Grant to her O Lord.September 14, 2021Next Weekend Mass IntentionsSeptember 18 September 19Henry G. MascarellAnthony PazutaSeptember 15, 2021Assunta FuscoAnna Maria RubioSeptember 16, 2021Bessie LeggireOlga YagodzinskiPriscilla AzanaNick Sciortino7:00 AMPeople of the ParishMarianina CampanaTina Gallo MartinNorma WilliamsonHoward Anthony RothMary DeLanleyCarlo FusaroAnne McNerneySusan CaneHalina TyjerJohn & Olga YagodzinskiMildred ZeralliMargaret BrizekMelinda & Frank MartoneEllen D’ErricoMarco EspositoPhyllis SarracinoDominic & Lenore PapaleLubov PortlesnikSeptember 17, 2021Bernadette M. DuffyJ. Harry DonohueFrank RamosSeptember 18, 2021Maida SwytakAldo DeIesoBarbara JacksonAlexandra Shotmeyer8:30 AM10:00 AMThe Sanctuary Lamp:Honoring the Eucharistic Presence of our Lordin the Tabernacle is burning this week in Priscilla AzanaBread and Wine: In Loving Memory of12:00 PMJohn &Olga Yagodzinski2Saturday5:30 PMSunday
Liturgy and Music Page TWENTY-FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIMEPROCESSIONAL HYMN:TAKE UP YOUR CROSSERHALT UNS, HERR1. Take- up your- cross, the- Savior said, If you would my disciple be;Deny your- self,- the world- forsake, And humbly follow after me.2. Take- up your- cross, which- gives you strength, Which makes your trembling spirit brave;’T will guide you- to- a bet- ter home And lead to victory o’er the grave.3. Take- up your- cross, and- follow Christ, Nor think till death to lay it down;For only- they- who bear- the cross May hope to wear the glorious crown.Text: LM; Charles W. Everest, 1814–1877, alt. Music: J. Klug’s Geistliche Lieder, Wittenberg, 1543;adapt. by Johann Sebastian Bach, 1685–1750, alt.GLORY TO GODMASS OF ST. FRANCES CABRINIK. KeilGlory to God in the highest, and on earth peace to people of good will.We praise you, we bless you, we adore you, we glorify you, we give you thanks for your greatglory. Lord God, heavenly King, O God, almighty Father.Lord Jesus Christ, Only Begotten Son, Lord God, Lamb of God, Son of the Father,you take away the sins of the world, have mercy on us; you take away the sins of the world,receive our prayer; you are seated at the right hand of the Father, have mercy on us.For you alone are the Holy One, you alone are the Lord, you alone are the Most High,Jesus Christ, with the Holy Spirit, in the glory of God the Father. Amen.Text 2010, ICEL. Music 2007, 2010, Kevin Keil (ASCAP). Published by OCP. All rights reserved.RESPONSORIAL PSALM:PREPARATION HYMN:PSALM 116GLORY IN THE CROSSM. GuimontAr Hyd Y NosLet us ever glory in the cross of Christ, our salvation and- our hope.Let us bow in homage to the Lord of Life, who was broken to make us whole.There is no greater love, as blessed as this: to lay down one’s life for a friend.Let us ever glory in the cross of Christ and the triumph of God’s great love.Let us make our journey to the cross of Christ, who surrendered glory and graceto become a servant of the great and small, that all people may know God’s face.Though his birth was divine, he knelt as a slave, to wash common dust from our feet.Let us tell the story of the cross of Christ as we share this heavenly feast.We become one body in the blood of Christ, from the great to the very least.When we eat of this bread, and drink of this cup, we honor the death of the Lord. 2000, Daniel L. Schutte. Published by OCP. All rights reserved.3
HOLY, HOLYMASS OF ST. FRANCES CABRINIK. KeilHoly, Holy, Ho-ly Lord- God- of hosts.Heav-en and earth are full- of your glory. Hosanna in- the highest.Blessed is he who comes in the name- of the Lord. Hosanna in- the highest.ACCLAMATION OF FAITH:MASS OF ST. FRANCES CABRINIK. KeilWe proclaim your Death, O Lord, and profess your Resurrectionuntil you come- again.LAMB OF GOD:MASS OF ST. FRANCES CABRINICOMMUNION HYMN:K. KeilEdited by T.R. CharskySHELTER ME, O GODBob HurdShelter me, O God; hide me in the shadow of your wings. You alone are my hope.1. When my foes surround me, set me high above their reach. Hear when I call your name.2. As a mother gathers her young beneath her care, gather me into your arms.3. Though I walk in darkness, through the needle’s eye of death, you will never leave my side.Text: Based on Psalm 16; Psalm 61; Luke 13:34. Text and music 1984, Bob Hurd.Published by OCP. All rights reserved.SENDING FORTH:AMERICA, THE BEAUTIFULMaterna1. O beautiful for spacious skies, For amber waves of grain,For purple mountain majesties Above the fruited plain!America! America! God shed his grace on thee,And crown thy good with brotherhood From sea to shining sea.2. O beautiful for patriot dream That sees beyond the yearsThine alabaster cities gleam, Undimmed by human tears!America! America! God shed his grace on thee,And crown thy good with brotherhood From sea to shining sea.Text: CMD; Katherine L. Bates, 1859–1929. Music: Samuel A. Ward, 1848–1903.Please take the Parish Bulletin with you at the conclusion of Mass.It contains important parish information. Thank you!Used with permission under - ONE LICENSE: 738818-A. All rights reserved.4
BY THE WAY . . .Tomorrow we have the pleasure of welcoming Bishop Kevin Sweeney, the Bishop ofPaterson, to Saint Anthony’s to celebrate the Sacrament of Confirmation for our 11th Graders.Recently I sent out a letter to all those in our Confirmation program announcing mydecision to lower the age of Confirmation for our parish to the Fall of 9th Grade. This follows atrend that has been growing across the Paterson Diocese for the last five years. Although Imyself prefer the celebration of the sacrament in the high school years, I have been underpressure from a number of sources:A – the parents who would prefer it to be at an earlier age;B – the fact that all our neighboring parishes are celebrating the Sacrament earlier;C – the difficulties in scheduling for students who attend, by my last count, twenty different highschools across our area;D – the difficulty in securing catechists willing to teach in the high school program.This change will mean that Bishop Sweeney will actually visit us three times this Fall to confirmall our 9th, 10th, and 11th Graders. Please remember them all in your prayers. On Sunday, October 17 at 3:00 P.M. in the Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist inPaterson, Bishop Sweeney will present the annual Vivere Christus Awards. This award is givenannually to one individual or couple from each of the 109 parishes in the Paterson Diocese torecognize their involvement and commitment to their Catholic faith, and to their parish.This year’s recipient from Saint Anthony’s is Victor Tamburro. A life-long member ofSaint Anthony’s, Victor is an usher, a member of the 500 Club, a member of the Knights ofColumbus, and helps organize the annual Hawthorne Fire Department Mass each Fall. As ateenager, Victor was part of the Youth Group, and later on served a stint as the Youth Minister.There are two details about Victor’s involvement in Saint Anthony’s that are somewhat classic:first, together with his late father, he brought the old church bell currently sitting on the frontlawn down out of the tower when chimes were installed; and secondly, he is one of the menentrusted with mixing the zeppole dough at The Feast. You don’t get much more SaintAnthony’s than that. Attention all men: Be on the lookout in the bulletin for an announcement aboutSaint Joseph’s Workers, a new parish men’s initiative which will appear in the bulletin shortly. We are still live streaming Mass from Saint Anthony’s every weekday morning at7:30 A.M. and on Sundays at 10:00 A.M. I mention this both to remind you of the availability ofthis outreach for our parishioners who are homebound, and also as an advisory to those whoattend those Masses and whose image may appear on screen during the broadcast. This past week I had the pleasure of welcoming Father Daniel W. Murphy to SaintAnthony’s. A classmate of mine, Father Dan is the Pastor Emeritus of Saint Matthew the ApostleParish in Randolph. Father Dan will be helping us out on weekends from time to time in themonths ahead. 5
Please remember in your prayers Monsignor Joseph L. Ferrito, the Pastor Emeritusof Saint Pius X Parish in Montville who died this past week at the age of 90. A 1944 graduate ofSaint Michael’s School in Paterson, Monsignor Ferrito had been pastor in Saint Michael’s,Paterson and saint Vincent de Paul, Stirling before going to Montville. I had the pleasure ofhaving Joe as a religion teacher in high school, and as my second pastor, and the privilege ofbeing the homilist at his funeral. This Saturday marks the 20th Anniversary of the attacks on New York andWashington resulting death and destruction for so many individuals and families. In the annalsof the modern Papacy, it is relatively unheard of for the same non-liturgical text to be used bysuccessive popes. However, the following prayer was prayed by Pope Benedict XVI on his visitto the World Trade Center site in 2008, and again by Pope Francis when he visited theMemorial in 2015. The prayer was composed by sister Janet Baxendale, S.C. a staff member ofthe New York Archdiocesan Worship Office at the time. O God of love, compassion and healing,Look on us, people of many different faithsAnd traditionsWho gather today at this siteThe scene of incredible violence and pain.We ask you in your goodnessTo give eternal light and peaceTo all who died here –The heroic first-responders:Our fire fighters, police officers,Emergency service workers, andPort Authority personnel,Along with the innocent men and womenWho were victims of this tragedySimply because their work or serviceBrought them here on September 11, 2001.We ask you in your compassionTo bring healing to thoseWho, because of their presence here today,Suffer from injuries and illness.Heal, too, the pain of still-grieving familiesAnd all who lost loved ones in this tragedy.Give them strength to continue their livesWith courage and hope.We are mindful as wellOf those who suffered death, injury and loss6
On the same day at the Pentagon and inShankville, Pennsylvania.Our hearts are one with theirsAs our prayer embraces their pain and suffering.God of peace, bring your peace to our violent world:Peace in the hearts of men and womenAnd peace among the nations of the earth.Turn to your way of loveThose whose hearts and mindsAre consumed with hatred.God of understanding,Overwhelmed by the magnitude of this tragedy,We seek your light and guidanceAs we confront such terrible events.Grant that those whose lives were sparedMay live so that the lives lose hereMay not have been lost in vain.Comfort and console us,Strengthen us in hope,And give us the wisdom and courageTo work tirelessly for a worldWhere true peace and love reignAmong nations and in the hearts of all.Amen.God bless you all,Father Ray7
Euucharistic Holy HoursAt St. Anthony’sThursday September 9th at 7:30 PMMemorial of St. Peter Claver, Holy Hour for Racial Justice and HarmonyThursday October 7th at 7:30 PMMemorial of Our Lady of the Rosary, Holy Hour for the MissionsMonday November 1st 7:30 PMSolemnity of All Saints, Holy Hour for all the Faithful DepartedWednesday December 8th at 7:30 PMSolemnity of the Immaculate Conception. Holy Hour for the close ofthe Year of Saint JosephMonday January 31st at 7:30 PMMemorial of St. John Bosco, Holy hour for Saint Anthony's SchoolFriday February 11th at 7:30 PMLenten Week Day, Holy Hour for LentSunday April 24th at 3:00 PMDivine Mercy Sunday, Holy Hour of MercyFriday May 13th at 7:30 PMMemorial of Our Lady of Fatima, Holy Hour for VocationsFriday June 24th at 7:30 PMSolemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Holy Hour for Families
Social ServiceSocial ServicePARISH FOOD PANTRY UPDATENow that the Rectory Office has reopened, individuals in need of food can come to the Office duringscheduled hours of operation (Mon. - Thurs., 9A.M. - 3 P.M.; Fri. 9 A.M. - 11:30; Sat.closed). We asked that individuals please callRectory, to make an appointment (973-427-1478)On Aug. 31 Deacon Jerry and Social ServicesMinistry member Al Ianacone delivered 59 backpacks filled with school supplies to the United Wayof Passaic County's collection center at St. Paul'sEpisocpal Church in Paterson in support of United Way's "Backpacks for Kids" program. Backpacks were subsequently distributed to students inPaterson public schools and to other non-profitagencies in the city.Local Bereavement Support GroupIf you have suffered a loss and would like support,you're invited to join the Compassionate CareBereavement Support Group that meets onWednesday evenings at the Louis Bay 2nd Libraryhere in town. For more information and/or toregister, contact DonnaAsh Donna.Ash@Amedisys.com or call 973 9161400 .New Protections for Renters Against EvictionsGovernor Murphy has signed legislation introducingnew protections for renter households who experiencedeconomic hardships during the pandemic. All renterhouseholds with incomes below 120% of their county’sArea Median Income will be permanently protectedagainst eviction or removal at any time for nonpaymentof rent, habitual late payment of rent, or failure toaccept a rent increase that accrued from March 1st,2020, through August 31st, 2021. Some households willqualify for additional protections as well. To learnabout protections you may qualify for and to completethe necessary self-certification of your household income, visit covid19.nj.gov/renter. In addition, the CDCissued a temporary eviction moratorium this week thatapplies to U.S. counties experiencing substantial andhigh levels of community transmission through October3rd, 2021. New Jersey is recommending that you complete both the State’s self-certification form and theCDC Eviction Protection Declaration if you believe youmay qualify for protection.NEED TRANSPORTATION?The Passaic County Para-Transit Programmaintains a fleet of vehicles, which provide curb-to-curb transportation for the county’s seniorcitizens and disabled residents in need of nonemergency rides to medical appointments, shopping centers, county-run nutrition and adult daycare sites, and for disabled residents to attendgroup work programs. Special lift vansare available to accommodate non-ambulatoryindividuals. You may call (973 305 5756) Monday through Friday between the hours of8:00AM to 4:00PM to reserve a trip. Trips maybe one-way, round trip, or recurring trips.All rides are scheduled on a first come firstserved basis, depending on availability. There isno fee for this service, however a donation of 2.00 per trip is suggested. All donations areused to support Para-Transit.9
Social ServiceChoirFrozen Dinners for theFr. English Center is BACK!!Unfortunately, Covid 19 and the ensuing pandemicforced the Social Services Ministry to temporarilystep back from the Fr. English Frozen Dinner Program. However, we are very happy to announcethat we are back in business. So, the Social Services Ministry and the Fr. English Center arehoping you will help provide nutritious meals forthe working poor of Paterson. The need is great;the pandemic placed a tremendous burden on all ofus, but none more so than on the poor and vulnerable. The Social Services Ministry is asking you toplease be as generous as you always have been andhelp the Fr. English Center continue its mission ofserving the needy.PARISH CHOIR TO RESUMEREHEARSALS: After 18 months ofCovid and its restrictions and devastatingeffects on our families, friends, jobs,churches, transportation, and our lives, wewill finally resume rehearsals and sungliturgies with our Parish Adult Choir.These past 18 months have been difficultfor ALL involved in parish ministry. Wehope to resume a more “new normal” inthe coming weeks.Rehearsals will resume on Thursday,September 23rd at 7:30pm in the ChurchChoir Loft. We would be so honored towelcome back our members, who havebeen away far too long, and to plead forsome NEW MEMBERS to join the Choir.Both Women and Men (Sopranos, Altos,Tenors, and Basses are very much inneed). The Choir is open to those of HighSchool age and up. No previous musicaltraining or experience is needed. Just minimal time for attendance at rehearsals andsinging at Mass (10am) and special parishliturgies (Christmas, Holy Week, Easter).The tentative Schedule for Rehearsals isSept 23, 30, October 14, 21, 28, November4, 11, 18, December 2, 9, 16. Please give itsome thought and consideration. Thankyou!!The Ministry will be distributing aluminum pansafter all masses on the weekend of September18/19. You are invited to take one home, prepare ameal in the pan using one of the basic recipes provided or one of your own, label it with contents,then freeze it, and return it to the garage behindthe rectory on Saturday, October 2 between 9:00and 10:00A.M. If you are unable to return the panon October 2, you may drop it off at the rectoryduring regular business hours during the week ofSeptember 27. We thank you for your consideration and support.“IT'S NOT HOW MUCH WE GIVE BUTHOW MUCH LOVE WE PUT INTOGIVING.”(ST. MOTHER TERESA)10
RCIARELIGIOUS EDUCATIONReligious Education registration is underway. All registration is done online. Please seeour parish website for detailed information. CallDiane Brown at the rectory 973-427-1478.St. Anthony Catholic Parish will be startinganother RCIA Program. Classes are held weekly,beginning in September and will continue throughthe Easter Season.RCIA is an inquiry program that is intended forthose who are non-Catholics with an interest inlearning more about the Catholic faith. It is alsofor those who may have been away from the Catholic Church and would like to learn more aboutthe Catholic faith and possibly return to theChurch. RCIA is also for those who are professedCatholics who for some reasons are not livingtheir faith by attending Mass on Sunday orcelebrating the sacraments of the Church on aregular basis.RCIA is an opportunity to learn, to reconnect, andto address impediments that may be standing inthe way of fully embracing and living the fullnessof the Catholic faith. If you or someone youknow is interested, contact Sr. Betty Ann viaemail – sareligioused13@gmail.com or call 973427-7873 and leave a message with your nameand cell #. Sister will contact you.ConfirmationTeachers NeededWould you like to share your Faith with our youth?Looking for a few parishioners to join the Confirmation Team. Beginning September, meetsmonthly thru April, Sundays 10-1145. Please respond thgrolly@stanthonyschool.org, or all 973-11
StewardshipTHANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!Sunday Offering (8/15/21):Sunday Offering (8/22/21):Sunday Offering (8/29/21):Sunday Offering (9/05/21): 12,374.56 (Includes a 1,000 donation) 10,957.26 9,705.56 3,296.96 (Online Giving) 8,416.00 (Envelopes)Total: 11,712.96ONLINE GIVING OPTIONS ParishSOFT Online Giving rcchurch Text-To-Give 973-245-9778Connect Now Giving App (See details below)CONNECT NOW GIVING APP1. Download the free “Connect Now Giving” app for IOS or Android phones2. Search for our parish by zip code (07506)3. Enter your ParishSOFT Giving username and password!This will bring you to your ParishSOFT Giving account. You can donate using the app, see yourhistory of giving, view, add or edit!Note: You must be registered in the ParishSOFT Giving program to use the app, visit our websiteto enroll.For Assistance, please contact Donna Mallory at 973.427.1478 or finance@stanthonyschool.org
TWENTY-FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME“What good is it, my brothers and sisters, if someone says he has faith but does not have works? Canthis faith save him? .Indeed someone might say, ‘You have faith and I have works.’ Demonstrate yourfaith to me without works and I will demonstrate my faith to you from my works.”The letter of St. James clearly reveals that we can see faith in action. We are saved by Jesus, so faith isessential. Faith cannot be observed, but our works tell the story.The works of mercy, reflected in the judgement scene of Matthew, help us to examine how deep is ourfaith and how well it is expressed. Our care for the hungry, homeless, foreigner, the sick and dying is theexpression of compassion and our response to Jesus Christ in them. They are us.Much can be done, and thanks be to God, many around us are putting their faith into action. How can Ijoin them?HIS WORD TODAYBY REV. WILLIAM J. REILLYA FRESH PERSPECTIVE ONTHE SUNDAY READINGS
Year B K D’S KORNERGospel TodayTwenty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time Mark 8:27-35Jesus asks, “Who do people say I am?” Some responded John the Bap st, Elijah, aprophet, but Peter replied “You are The Messiah.” Jesus asked they tell no oneand gave the first predic on of His passion. 2021 Bon Venture Services, LLC“WHO DO YOU SAY I AM?”Unscrambleall of Jesus’many namesRODLVAISOROGDI MAUJSSEKGNISSMEIHAEHT OENNSO FO AMNIRCSTHLEMAUNEMPERNIC FO CPAEEEREEDERMNSO FO DGOLORD ‐ JESUS ‐ REDEEMER ‐ SON OF MAN ‐ EMMANUEL ‐ MESSIAH ‐ KING ‐ SON OF GOD ‐ PRINCE OF PEACE ‐ CHRIST ‐ THE ONE ‐ I AM ‐ GOD ‐ SAVIOR
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