May 8, 2016 Seventh Sunday of Easter

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Dear Parishioners,
Mother’s Day Prayer
Loving God, you wrap your arms around your people
and show your everlasting love in the same way a mother
loves her children. We are grateful for the love you have
taught us through the mothers in our lives: our own
mother who brought us into this world, the mothers of
friends who have welcomed us into their homes and
families, our grandmothers who took time for us, and the
mothers who have helped us even though we were not
their children. Bless all the mothers of this world today.
May they know the fullness of love they have shared
and be blessed every day of their lives. Amen.
Today, as we remember all our mothers, living and
deceased, let us always be thankful for the gift of our
Mothers. Happy and Blessed Mother’s Day to all!
Sincerely in the Lord,
Fr. Joe
Please consider a pledge to the
We Are Living Stones campaign!
Many thanks to all who have responded to the We Are Living
Stones Campaign. If you haven’t, we ask that you consider making a pledge or one time donation to this campaign which will
provide for a Parish Renewal Fund; Tuition Assistance Endowment; Retired Priest Care and Medical Needs Endowment and
Seminarian Support Endowment. Once our goal is reached, 50%
of all monies are returned to the parish for our own parish improvements. The goal is for EVERYONE to participate. All
donations large or small are welcome. The amount of your gift
isn’t as important as the fact that you give something, because Every gift makes a difference—to your Parish and to the
Church as a whole. This is a 4-year campaign and your pledge can
be divided monthly, yearly or a one-time donation depending on what
is best for you. Donations/pledges may be charged to your credit card.
Campaign envelopes can be found in Church or at the Parish Center.
To view the campaign video go to: http://rcan.org/wearelivingstones/
video or see the posting about the campaign on our Parish website
www.mtcimmaculate.org. Thank you for your consideration!
Beefsteak Dinner fundraiser for July 4th events
Friday, May 13th at 7:00 PM the Montclair Par ade Committee is hosting a Beefsteak Fundraiser in Madonna Hall.
Catering by The Brownstone of Paterson, which will include
cold antipasto/pasta/beefsteak/french fries/dessert/beer/wine/
soda, and live music. Tickets are available at
Montclair Board of Recreation, 205
Claremont Ave., Montclair. $65 in advance,
$75 at the door. Please make checks payable
to Montclair Celebrates. For information
please call Pat Brechka at 973-509-4911.
For the latest news about happenings at
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Seventh Sunday of Easter
To All Our Mothers
The beautiful display of flowers before the altar of our
Blessed Mother is in honor of ALL of the mothers here at
Immaculate Conception Parish, who do so much in the raising
and caring of their families. God Bless all who are mothers or
act in the role of mothers, be they aunts, sisters, godmothers or
good friends. As we celebrate the mothers in our lives, let us also
remember the special place the Blessed Mother has in our faith.
By emulating her, she can help us find and say ‘yes’ to God’s
calling in our own lives to be the best that we can be. We pray
Remember, O most gracious Virgin Mary,
The Memorare
that never was it known, that anyone who
fled to your protection, implored your help,
or sought your intercession was left
unaided. Inspired by this confidence,
we fly unto you, O Virgin of
virgins, our Mother! To you
we come, before you we stand,
sinful and sorrowful. O
Mother of the Word
Incarnate, despise not
our petitions, but in
your mercy, hear
and answer us.
Amen
Plan to attend the Parish celebration
honoring Msgr. Paul on Sat., June 18
Please join us on Saturday, June 18th for a Mass and
Reception in honor of Msgr. Paul's retirement after 45
years of active ministry and priestly service. Msgr.
Paul will celebrate Mass at 5:30 p.m. Refreshments to
follow in Madonna Hall. Please RSVP to the Parish
Office by June 3rd: 973-744-5650 or [email protected]. See insert in today’s bulletin.
MAY, the Month of Mary - Pray the Rosary
The rosary is a Christ-centered prayer in which we pray to the
Son in the company of His Mother. With Mary, we contemplate the face of Christ an the mysteries of the life He shared
with her. A clear focus on the life of Christ emerges as the
mysteries of the rosary make the circle
from joyful to luminous to sorrowful
to glorious. Please join us in saying
the rosary daily after the 12:10pm
mass. Say the rosary every day” —Our Lady of Fatima 1917
Stewardship Reflection:
Seventh Sunday of Easter
May 8, 2016
I am the Alpha and the Omega, the first and the last
the beginning and the end.”
—Revelations 22:13
This is a reminder of how we should live out lives 24 hours a
day, 7 days a week—putting God first in all that we do. Not
only when I am at Mass and parish activities, but when I am in
the world, at work or at school. Living gratefully and generously is a lifestyle, it’s how I make all my decisions.
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I.C. CATECHETICAL MINISTRY
JANET NATALE, PARISH CATECHETICAL LEADER
[email protected] | 973-744-5650 ext. 118
First Holy Communion
Please keep the children who will receive First Holy
Communion in your prayers:
Alex Bakos, Evan Bakos,
Katelynn Baratta, Thomas Barton,
Vaughn Brennan-Ospina, Charles Burns,
Juno Capra, Maria Carey Plazas,
Caitlin Cleary, Alex Coakley,
Graham Coakley, Giada Contorno,
Johnnie Cooper, Eloise Daddabbo,
Maya Dejean, Cecilia Ferreira,
Grace Fitzgerald, Brynn Foley,
Daniel Gallagher, Amelia Geraci,
Paige Gerdes, Andrew Guardiola,
Manuel Guardiola, Katherine Habjan,
Ryan Ho, Samantha Keating,
Ethan Kibble, Rowan Lambie,
Nathaniel Lardner, Scarlett Lonergan,
Keira Malone, Jack McDermott,
Lucas Mendes Martinez, John Paul Mendiola,
Anabel Mira-McKenzie, Jake Naberezny,
Ashley Neyra, Sean O’Connor,
Terence O’Farrell, Anna O’Keefe,
Milo Pizzini, Logan Porawksi,
Gabriel Springer, Ian Springer,
Bridget Stanton, Brooks Stoddard,
Tyler Strenz, Addison Townson,
Olivia Wohlgemuth
Jesus, who has loved us with such exceeding great love as to
give us the ineffable gift of the Holy Eucharist, inflame us with a
burning zeal to promote your glory by preparing worthily the
little children who are to approach your holy table for the first
time. Protect, O Sacred Heart of Jesus, these young souls,
strengthen their faith, increase their love and endow them with
all the virtues that will make them worthy to receive you. Amen.
The 2nd collection this weekend is our monthly Repairs &
Maintenance Collection, and next weekend is for Communicating
God’s Word. Thank you for your generosity.
Seventh Sunday of Easter
Our Pipe Organ’s Centenary
The magnificent pipe organ in our
church was installed and dedicated in
1916. Plans are underway to celebrate
it’s centenary in the 2016-2017 season.
As you were able to read in last week’s
bulletin some information about the
instrument, this week, we will offer
some more detailed information. Pipe
Organs are the most complex of all musical instruments with
thousands of pipes and moving parts. Extensive work was undertaken in the 1995 renovation of our church to restore some of
those components. Additionally, when the church choir seating
was moved from the organ loft to the front of the church, a new
console was constructed to make the pipe sounds from the organ
loft be playable from the front of the church. At this time, new
pipes were added to the front of the church to attempt to tie the
two ends of our very large church together, from a musical standpoint, when playing hymns or accompanying the choir. However, to save cost at the time, the pipes you see behind the
choir in the front of the church are actually just pretend and the
sound you hear from the front of the church is actually electronic, not authentic pipe as is the case in the 1916 organ from
the loft. Finally, not all of the restoration and improvements
which were envisioned for the main organ in the loft in 1995
were realized. Some further improvements have taken place in
the last 21 years as needed, but now is our opportunity to fully
restore the instrument and embark on some of the improvements which were envisioned in 1995. This will of course rely
on the generosity of our parishioners to make this a reality. In
short, we are planning to complete the following work to the
organ in celebration of it’s centenary:
1. Completing any mechanical restoration yet undone to
the organ in the loft, which is 100 years old.
2. Replacing the digital sounds behind the pretend pipes in
the front of church with authentic pipe sounds.
Our parish has an amazing opportunity to make use of a pipe
organ from a closed Catholic Church in our Archdiocese to
make the sound heard from the front of the church worthy of
the historic sound heard from the back of the church at a fraction of the cost if we were to purchase the pipes new.
We plan to fund these renovation in three ways, none of which
will involve using general parish dollars:
1. A special 2nd collection on May 21-22, where any proceeds
from this collection will be used towards the organ restoration.
2. A Gala to be held on Saturday, September 24, 2016 at
the Van Vleck House.
3. The remaining balance will come from the Music Endowment
savings account, which has come from donations from parishioners and friends to further the music program in our parish.
We ask that all parishioners reflect on the role of music and the
organ in our liturgies and in the life of our parish, both now
and in our church’s great history and to prayerfully consider
donating towards this cause. Finally, on Sunday, May 22, the
date of the special collection, Preston will offer a Q/A session
in church, following the 8:30Mass and before the 11:00Mass
to demonstrate some of the issues being talked about and
answer any questions about the project. Any parishioner with
questions or wishing to assist in the centenary year is welcome
to contact Preston: [email protected]
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May 8, 2016
Seventh Sunday of Easter
LITURGICAL MINISTERS — May 14-15, 2016
Lectors
5:30pm (Sat.) Lila Nelson
8:30am Thomas Walsh
11:00
Joseph Billi
12:30pm Ginny Iuorno
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
5:30pm (Sat.) Robin Holcombe, Frank Borek,
Ann Kraus, Ana Avila
8:30am Kevin Schlatmann, Sue & John Trapp,
Floater
11:00
Ed Haas, Paul Bambrick,
Marilyn Graham, Floater
12:30pm Dennis Reis, Nora Reis, Robert Dyer, Floater
Altar Servers
5:30pm (Sat.) Mary, Sean & Jude Demo
8:30am Sean Trapp, Tara McCusker,
11:00
Magdalena Holland, Julia Malnak, Noah Piere
12:30pm Volunteers Needed
Children’s Liturgy of the Word
8:30am Sue Trapp
11:00
Laura Kenny, Rita Deas
Readings for the week
Monday: Acts 19:1-8; Ps 68:2-3ab, 4-5acd, 6-7ab;
Jn 16:29-33
Tuesday: Acts 20:17-27; Ps 68:10-11, 20-21; Jn 17:1-11a
Wednesday: Acts 20:28-38; Ps 68:29-30, 33-36ab; Jn 17:11b-19
Thursday: Acts 22:30; 23:6-11; Ps 16:1-2a, 5, 7-11; Jn 17:20-26
Friday: Acts 25:13b-21; Ps 103:1-2, 11-12, 19-20ab;
Jn 21:15-19
Saturday: Acts 1:15-17, 20-26; Ps 113:1-8; Jn 15:9-17
Sunday: Vigil: Gn 11:1-9 or Ex 19:3-8a, 16-20b or
Ez 37:1-14 or Jl 3:1-5; Ps 104:1-2, 24, 35,
27-30; Rom 8:22-27; Jn 7:37-39
Day: Acts 2:1-11; Ps 104:1, 24, 29-31, 34;
1 Cor 12:3b-7, 12-13 or Rom 8:8-17;
Jn 20:19-23 or Jn 14:15-16, 23b-26
Saturday
5:30
Sunday
May 7
Bill Gowen
May 8
(Seventh Sunday of Easter)
8:30
For all the
11:00
Mothers of the Parish
12:30
both Living and Deceased
Monday
May 9
7:30
Joseph, Mildred & Mary Lea Savage
12:10 Henry Peter Belcsak
Tuesday
May 10
(St. Damien de Veuster, Priest)
7:30
In Thanks
12:10 Sarah Moum (living)
Wednesday May 11
7:30
Louis Torres
12:10 Piero Nacci
Thursday May 12
(Sts. Nereus &Achilleus and St. Pancras, Martyrs)
7:30
Lucia Swanson
12:10 Lawrence “Yogi” Berra
Friday
May 13
(Our Lady of Fatima)
7:30
For Vocations to the Priesthood
12:10 For the People of the Parish
Saturday May 14
(St. Matthias, Apostle)
12:10 For the Fusi and Corsi families
5:30
Lawrence “Yogi” Berra
Sunday
May 15
(Pentecost Sunday)
8:30
For the People of the Parish
11:00 Efrain & Eneida Velazquez
12:30 Hugh Moriarty Sr. – 45th Anniversary
Lacordaire Academy Book Sale May 19-22
Sixth Sunday of Easter
In-pew donations
E-debit contributions (weekly)
$ 7,675
$ 6,385
$ 1,290
Guidelines for Stewardship suggest contributing 5% of weekly income to parish support, and 5% to other charities (e.g., We Are Living
Stones). 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 E-Giving are recorded for documentation required by the IRS. Please contact Marcie Alexander at
the Parish Office if you are not receiving contribution envelopes.
Help support your Parish
Consider Signing Up for Electronic Giving!
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Lacordaire Academy Book Sale runs Thurs.–Sun., May 19–22.
features over 30,000 used hardcover, paperback
and audio books, all sorted by subject and all
100% new contributions. Admission is free. Located at 155 Lorraine Ave., Up. Montclair. For
more info. visit upcoming events at lacordaire.net,
[email protected] or 973-744-1156 x27.
JUBIEE YEAR OF MERCY
For more information on The Holy Year of Mercy
visit the Jubilee website: www.im.va or the
Newark Archdiocese website: http://rcan.org/
yearofmercy.
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. To learn more about this
this wonderful process please contact Mrs. Deana
Campion (973) 509-9036.
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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, Donna Valenti, Rosemary Thomasberger, Amy
Brown, Pamela Doffont, Jill Cerullo, Shelia Settle, Sr. Carol
Jaresewski, Thomas D. Sheen, Damion Regan, Barbara Regan,
Stephen Bacino, Edward Britt, William Crum, Joan Emerson,
Maisy Chapman, Mariella Ramirez, The Puleo family, Dino
Pisaneschi, Jeanette McConachie, Patricia Jimmerson, Sherri
Alexander, Dorothy Leitgeb, Laura Lass, Denise Jenkins, Debbie
Despirito, Gianna Ramirez, Susan Haas, Jack Daudt, Maria Dyer,
Ryan Reism, Mary Seiler, Mark Emerson, Lisa Mataro, Paul
Barrere, Jane Maloney, Alice Fleming Deisler, Rosemary Fedor,
Sue Nolan, Don Huback, Sheila McGuire, Msgr. James Finnerty,
Margie Herman, Lisa Hood, Mareliese Mihok, Rosario Alberto.
“…… A time to die……”
Deceased: May all the faithful departed rest in peace.
Altar Bread and Wine in memory of
Marilyn & William Duthie.
Altar Candles burn for Anita Sgroi.
Memorial Candle burns in
memory of Gennaro Di Minico
The Sanctuary Lamp and Flowers to the
Blessed Mother are also available as memorials.
We pray for national and world leaders and for those
in the armed services, especially, Joshua Dibble, USN;
SrA Edward Walker, USAF.
Intercession for Life: For expectant mothers whose hearts
are troubled: May they receive helpful, loving support for
themselves and their baby; We pray to the Lord.
Vocation Intercession: That Mary’s example of care for
others and faith in god may inspire many women and men to
serve the Church and help heal the world; We pray to the Lord.
The Holy Father’s Intentions — MAY 2016
Respect for Women: That in every country of the world,
women may be honored and respected and that their essential
contribution to society may be highly esteemed.
Holy Rosary: That families, communities and groups may
pray the Holy Rosary for evangelization and peace.
Catholic Charities Donation Bin in parking lot
Have You Started your Spring Cleaning? A Donation Bin for
Catholic Charities has now been installed in the Park St.
Parking Lot between H.S. Building & Portable Classroom.
Accepted items: Used Clothing, shoes, linens, stuffed animals,
Small appliances & books (no reference books). Items must be
bagged or boxed before leaving in bin! All of the items donated
will be sold and proceeds support the programs of Catholic
Charities, of the Archdiocese
of Newark.
Seventh Sunday of Easter
I.C.
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, May 8
― 1st Communions at the 12:30 PM Mass
― 2nd Collection: Monthly Repair & Maintenance Collection
Tuesday, May 10
― Mary’s Food Pantry Open-PC ramp entrance (10AM-12 PM)
― Following Christ—Session #4 in MH (7:30PM)
Wednesday, May 11
― Mary’s Food Pantry Open-PC ramp entrance (10AM-12 PM)
Thursday, May 12
― Baptism Preparation Class in PC (7:00 PM)
― Chancel Choir Rehearsal in Church (7:30PM)
Friday, May 13
―Beefsteak Fundraiser in MH for 4th of July Parade (7:00PM)
Saturday, May 14
― Following Christ offsite retreat (9:30AM-4PM)
Sunday, May 15 —Pentecost
― 2nd Collection: Communicating God’s Word
Parish Center Office Hours
Monday & Tuesday: 9:00AM ‒ 6:00PM
Wednesday& Thursday: 9:00AM ‒ 4:00PM
Saturday: 9:00AM ‒ 1:00PM
Friday & Sunday: Parish Office is CLOSED
Call the Rectory for emergencies, 973-744-5650 follow instructions.
Church of the Immaculate Conception
30 No. Fullerton Ave., Montclair, NJ 07042│973-744-5650
[email protected]│www.mtcimmaculate.org
Parish Office is located at 1 Munn St. (across from churc
Rev. Joseph A. Scarangella, Pastor
Rev. Msgr. Paul Bochicchio, Par ochial Vicar
Rev. Robert. K. Suszko, Weekend Assistant
Rev. Frank J. Burla, (Retir ed) In Residence
Ms. Janet Natale, Parish. Catechetical Leader
Mr. Preston L. Dibble, Or ganist and Dir ector of Music
Ms. Kristin Roney, Asst. Dir ector of Music
Mrs. Joan Moriarty, Mrs. Ceil Zimmermann, Trustees
Mrs. Seton Feeney, Pastor al Council Chair
Mrs. Samantha Fusi, Secr etar y
Ms. Marcie Alexander, Bulletin Editor /Office Admin.
Christopher Araya, Plant Maintenance
Immaculate Conception High School – (973) 744-7445
Immaculate Conception Cemetery – (973) 744-5939
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Montclair, New Jersey
Please join us for a
Mass and Reception
in honor of
Reverend Monsignor Paul Bochicchio
on the occasion of his retirement
after 45 years of active ministry and priestly service
in helping us discover, follow and share Christ
Saturday, June 18, 2016
Mass at 5:30 p.m.
Refreshments to follow in Madonna Hall
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