Queen of Peace Church - John Patrick Publishing Company

OUR PARISH IS SERVED BY:
Rev. Mike Donovan
Pastor
Rev. Msgr. Thomas G. Madden
Pastor Emeritus
Rev. Scott F. Attanasio
Parochial Vicar
Queen of Peace Church
10 Franklin Place North Arlington, New Jersey 07031
October 9, 2016
28th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Rev. Jeivi M. Hercules
Parochial Vicar
Mr. William R. Benedetto
Deacon
Mr. William H. Myers
Deacon
Important
Information
Parish Directory
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Mass Intentions
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Reflections & Scripture
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Phone:
(201) 997-0700
Fax:
(201) 997-6214
Website:
www.qpcna.org
SCHEDULE OF MASSES:
THE LORD’S DAY
Saturday Vigil Mass at 5:30 PM
Sunday: 7:30 AM 9:00 AM 10:30 AM 12 Noon 5:30 PM Spanish
Weekdays
7:30 AM 9:00 AM 5:30 PM
(5:30 PM Mass ends in Mid June and resumes after Labor Day)
Holy Days
Vigil Mass at 5:30 PM, the evening before the Holy Day
7:30 AM 9:00 AM 12 Noon 5:30 PM on the Holy Day
Recitation of the Rosary
after the 9AM Mass Monday through Saturday
Eucharistic Adoration
Every Monday from 9:30AM to 5PM in the LaSalle Center
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
As a Roman Catholic parish community, Queen of Peace Church is committed
to making Jesus Christ known and loved by building a community of faith.
We do this with worship and prayer, by teaching and living the Gospel,
and by reaching out to those in need.
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THE PARISH COMMUNITY OF QUEEN OF PEACE
OUR PARISH IS SERVED BY:
Rev. Mike Donovan, Pastor
Rev. Msgr. Thomas G. Madden
Pastor Emeritus
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Rev. Scott F. Attanasio, Parochial Vicar
Rev. Jeivi M. Hercules, Parochial Vicar
Rev. Msgr. Robert F. Coleman
(Weekend Assistant)
PARISH REGISTRATION
To become a registered member of our Parish
Family stop by or call the Rectory. A registration
form is also available on our website:
www.qpcna.org. Only registered parishioners can
obtain letters to become a sponsor or godparent.
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SCHOOLS
Mrs. Ellen Naughton, Principal QPGS
(201) 998-8222
Mr. John Tonero, Principal QPHS
(201) 998-8227
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Mr. William R. Benedetto, Deacon
Mr. William H. Myers, Deacon
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Deacon William R. Benedetto
Director of Religious Ed. (201) 998-0901
Sr. Anita Maria O’Dwyer, SSJ
Pastoral Associate
Mr. Anthony Tabish, Director of Music
Mr. Ralph Fattorusso, Facilities Director
Mrs. Maureen Hennessy, Pastoral Assistant
Mrs. Rosemary Smith, Pastoral Assistant
CONFESSIONS
Saturday ~ 1 to 2 PM and 4:45 to 5:15 PM (before
the 5:30 PM Mass). Any time by appointment..
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MARRIAGE
Arrangements should be made for a marriage at
least one year in advance by meeting with a priest.
Call the Rectory at (201) 997-0700.
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PRE-CANA RESERVATIONS
The next Pre-Cana will be held at Queen of Peace
on Saturday, November 19, 2016.
Please call the Family Life Ministries Office to
register (973) 497-4328 or on line at
www.rcan.org/famlife/precana.htm.
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BAPTISM
The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated the first
Sunday of each month. Baptism Preparation
Sessions are held on the third Sunday of each
month. Arrangements should be made by calling
the Rectory (201) 997-0700 to schedule the date.
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SICK CALLS
Urgent calls will be attended at any time of the
day or night by calling the Rectory. In cases of
prolonged illness, arrangements can be made for
regular visits by calling the Rectory at (201) 9970700 to speak with a priest or deacon.
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We teach THE GOOD NEWS for children who
attend Public School in grades 1 – 7. Classes are
held in our Grammar School September thru May.
Choice of classes either on Sunday at 9:00AM to
10:15AM or Monday afternoon at 3:30PM to
4:45PM is available. Students in Grade 8 meet
Monday evenings from 7 to 8:15 PM. For more
information call the Religious Education Office at
201-998-0901.
RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS
(RCIA)
For adults who desire to be baptized, receive First
Communion or Confirmation; or for those who
want to return to the practice of their faith, please
call the Rectory (201) 997-0700 for information
about these classes..
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IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
Church: (Rectory Office) (201) 997-0700
Fax: (201) 997-6214
Convent: (201) 997-2141
Grammar School: (201) 998-8222
Fax:(201) 997-7930
High School:(2
201) 998-8227
Fax: (201) 998-3040
LaSalle Center Scheduling - Sr. Anita
(201) 991-0235
Pastoral Associate for Evangelization - Sr. Anita
(201) 991-0235
Social Services Helpline: (800) 227-7413
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A Pregnancy Center number has been set up for
those struggling with what to do in a crisis
pregnancy. If you need help please call Pat
Chiariello (201) 246-7379.
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MEMORIALS FOR THE WEEK
OF October 9, 2016
Altar Bread
~ Ann T. Schreck
Sacramental Wine ~ Michael Boylan
Sanctuary Lamp
~ Joe Dean
MASS INTENTIONS
Sunday, October 9th
7:30am
Martha Dickey
9:00am
People of the Parish
10:30am
John Hassan
12:00pm
Manny Fiore
5:30pm
Ellen Usher Durkin
Spanish Mass
Monday, October 10th
7:30am
Josefa Mesa Morales
9:00am
Pat Zimmermann
5:30pm
Blanche Zielinski
Tuesday, October 11th
7:30am
Henry J. Parow
9:00am
Pauline Braitsch
5:30pm
Bruce Kachel
Wednesday, October 12th
7:30am
Angelina Greco
9:00am
Antonio Amabile
5:30pm
Jack Fitzhenry
Thursday, October 13th
7:30am
Edelmira Dedesma
9:00am
Joseph Poland
5:30pm
Elvie Simons
Friday, October 14th
7:30am
Ann T. Schreck
9:00am
Thomas Casadonte
5:30pm
Julia Dahl
Saturday, October 15th
7:30am
Marcelino J. Palma
9:00am
Guild Mass
5:30pm
Tadeusz Swietkowski
Sunday, October 16th
7:30am
People of the Parish
9:00am
Deceased Members of the
Auriemma Family
10:30am
Josephine & Carlo Sciortino
12:00pm
Carl Anderson
5:30pm
Jorge Troca
Spanish Mass
REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS
THE DECEASED; Timothy Travisano, Marie Aloisi,
Corey Lynn Burke.
THE SICK: Mindy Sweeney Lawrence DeRogatis, Eleanor
Carroll, Michael Sewulich, Kenneth Egerer, Louise DeNora,
Stephen P. Forman, Jr., Frances Costa, Annie Bush, Marie
Sirois, Gwendolyn Gerena, Martin O’Connell, Frank P.
Sullivan, Ira Alster, Stephen Brown, Peggy Fornatore,
George Fudali, Yolanda Cardona, Fanny Carmona, Jose
Rodriguez, Leonor Monroy, Ramon Gonzales III, Lorraine
Benedetto, Marc Basile, Gina Kennedy, Elaine Basile, Tim
Crowe, Jr.,
Jennifer Solazzo, Mary & Elizabeth Halpin,
Dennis Murphy, Mary Dimler, Patricia Higgins, Michael
Aloisio, Rosana DiLemme, Joseph J. Marco, Tina Nasco.
If you wish to have a name included in the Pray for the Sick
section of the bulletin, please put your request in writing
and send it to the Rectory Office Att: Bulletin.
This is a convenient way of supporting your church/ parish
and not to worry writing a check or going into your pocket
for cash when in church. Parish Giving allows participants
to donate a recurring contribution that is automatically
transferred from your checking or savings account or credit
card on a weekly or monthly basis. The use of EFT is not only
time saving and convenient for you, but also allows our
Parish to realize a more consistent level of support. By
signing up for Parish Giving, you will know that you are
doing your part to support the parish even at times when
you are not able to be physically present to celebrate with
the parish community.
If you’d like to participate in Parish Giving, our electronic
giving program, please visit our website—www.qpcna.org.
Simply click on the Parish Giving link to see information and
instructions to register. Remember to include your envelope
number. For more information please see brochures and
inserts available at the doors of the Church.
QUEEN OF PEACE EMAIL PRAYER CHAIN
We thank you God for helping so many people!
When your prayer requests are received they are
E-mailed to all Prayer Group members.
Remember the QP website- www.qpcna.org just open the
Prayer Chain link. which is found under the Ministries tab Outreach. Interested in joining the prayer group - just Email Lorraine at [email protected] with your
name and email address. Lorraine will contact you via
email.
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CHANGE IN PARISH OFFIICE HOURS EFFECTIVE MONDAY OCTOBER 17TH -SEE PAGE 8 FOR DETAILLS
24th Annual International Prayer & Fasting Campaign concludes this Monday
Monday, Eucharistic Adoration 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the LaSalle Center
Baptism Preparation Session, next Sunday at 1:30 pm in Church
Scripture Reflections for THIS WEEK
Scripture Reflections for NEXT WEEK
Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
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When my daughter was
seven, she cut her thumb
badly while trying to make
a fruit salad. When she
cried out for me, I quickly
dressed her younger sister
and we went to the
hospital for stitches. She
was in pain and crying
when the doctor injected
the anesthetic into the
hand to numb the pain. With a firm, but quiet voice he
looked at her and said, “Katy, does it still hurt?” She
stopped all at once and said with a voice of wonder,
“No.” He proceeded to stitch up the thumb and
congratulated her on being brave. She thanked him
and then talked about him for the rest of the day. I still
remember the surprised look when she finally realized
her thumb no longer hurt. She didn’t know that the
anesthetic had taken effect because she expected to still
be in pain.
The ten lepers who met Jesus knew they couldn’t
approach anyone and they had undoubtedly called out
to others to help them. When Jesus told them to show
themselves to the priests, they went their way not
expecting to be cured and still deep in their isolation.
Some inner voice made one leper suddenly aware that
he had been made clean. He stopped, full of wonder.
The priest would still have to inspect him before he
could return to his community, but his desire to look at
Jesus one more time and give thanks for his mercy had
to come first. We don’t know what made him so
mindful of his healing, but his response inspires us.
How has Jesus touched and healed you? How will you
thank him, and who will you tell?
Mary Katharine Deeley
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[email protected]
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First Reading
Exodus 17:8-13 (147C)
When Moses raised his arms to God in prayer, the
battle went well. So Aaron and Hur supported his
arms, lest the attackers defeat Israel. When they got
tired, they used a rock to keep his arms up. By sunset,
Israel won the fight.
Second Reading
2 Timothy 3:14—4:2
Paul urged Timothy to remain faithful to sacred
Scripture because God inspired it. God’s inspired
word, the source of wisdom in Christ, helps people
learn goodness and holiness.
Gospel
Luke 18:1-8
Jesus taught a lesson about the power of persistent
prayer by telling the story of a pushy widow who wore
down a corrupt judge by continually demanding her
rights. The judge issued a settlement in her favor, lest
she do him in.
A LESSON ON PRAYER
The reader of this story is easiy caught
up in the plea of the widow for a just
hearing from the judge.
Her
perisitence is admirable and Jesus
turns the encounter into a lesson on
prayer. The honest of the dishonest
and unwilling judge are contrasted with the just and
speedy response by God to the pleas of the “chosen
ones.” Jesus ststes that such prayer comes from fatith.
RESPECT LIFE MINISTRY
Please join the Respect Life Ministry each
First Saturday of the month by attending the
7:30AM Mass, then travelling to the abortion
clinic in Montclair to pray. For information please contact
Larry Crawford at 201-306-3609.
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RELIC CHAPEL MEMORIAL CANDLES
You may want to consider one of the intentions of
the soul of a loved one, or a special intention, by
having a vigil candle burn in front of your favorite
Saint. Each week only eighteen candles will burn.
All candles will be lit for the week requested but
may not always appear in the current bulletin due
to the bulletin deadline. Any requests not printed
will appear in the bulletin the following week. To
reserve one of the candles call or visit the Rectory.
A donation of twenty dollars is appropriate.
RELIC CHAPEL MEMORIAL CANDLES FOR THE WEEK
OF October 9, 2016
Intention
Ann T. Schreck
Stanley Baskette
Saint
St. Patrick
St. Jude
Given by
Phil Schreck
Al & Ann Lemme
STEWARDSHIP SCRIPTURE REFLECTIONS
TWENTY-EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
“Has none but this foreigner returned to give thanks to
God?” LUKE 17:18
Most of us live “easy” lives. We have food, shelter and
clothing. We go on vacation every year and own a car
or two. Most of us take this all for granted. Did you
ever notice that people with the least amount of
possessions are usually the most grateful? Shouldn’t
this be the other way around? Take time every day and
thank God for all He has given you.
Word of Life…
“If you know someone…who has
had an abortion, express your
sympathy for her loss. Assure her of
God’s unconditional love, and encourage her to seek
healing and forgiveness.” www.HopeAfterAbortion.org
— “Bridges of Mercy for Post-Abortion Healing,”
www.goo.gl/MpC7RG USCCB Secretariat of Pro-Life Activities
This month the Catholic Church celebrates Respect for
Human Life, a time to reflect on the specialness and
sanctity of all human life, from those yet born to those
facing the end of their earthly journeys. Pope Francis
during his visit to the United States last year spoke
powerfully of the gift of creation by a loving God and
the need to defend all life regardless of circumstances.
We as Catholics, recipients of many gifts and blessing
are called to be courageous advocates of the sanctity of
life. Jesus, throughout his ministry, proclaimed his
Gospel of love and life, speaking of the beauty of the
human person, even the most crippled or
marginalized. He reached out to everyone, from the
very old to the young children. His message was clear,
our God created us out of love and we must respond as
individuals and as a society by taking affirmative
action to assure all humanity is protected and prized.
The Congress of the United States last year failed to
enact legislation banning late-term abortions
(abortions performed beyond twenty weeks) except
those to protect the life of the mother. All but six other
countries have laws prohibiting such abortions and it
is a sad commentary on the moral values of our lawmakers that they refuse to enact such a humane law.
Politics over a true sense of humanity! It appears some
of us have lost our moral and ethical compass. This is
why it is important for faithful Catholics and all people
of faith to speak out against the devaluation of human
life. For many people it is simply a question of
convenience. What is easier for me? Why should I
allow a baby to affect my lifestyle, my full enjoyment of
life? Sadly, it is all about me rather than about living
according to God’s sacred law.
Over the past forty-three years since the Supreme
Court of the United States ruling on Roe v. Wade, over
fifty-eight million abortions have occurred in the
United States alone! The number is staggering and the
devastation
to
the
human
spirit
beyond
comprehension. When we do not value life in the
womb, we also do not value human life at all stages of
development. As science and medicine progresses we
become more aware that the fetus is truly a human
person capable of feeling and awareness, much more
than just a blob of cells. We cannot remain silent. We
cannot allow ourselves to become indifferent to the
slaughter of innocent lives. Pope Francis calls upon
each one of us to be active disciples of Christ. Let us
pray and speak out that the inherent dignity of all
human life is respected and safeguarded. It is our call
to discipleship.
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OFFICE OF FAMILY LIFE MINISTRIES
October is SIDS, Pregnancy &
Infant Loss Awareness Month
NEW HOPE, INC.
A speaker representing New Hope,, the popular outreach
program for first-time single moms and their babies will
speak at all Masses next weekend, October 15 th & October
16th. A collection will be taken at that time. Please be
generous!
New Hope is an alternative to abortion program mentoring
moms during their pregnancies and afterwards for three
years as they seek further education, help with their rent
and/or child care, stability, and a meaningful faith journey.
For more information call (201) 408-4726.
RESPECT LIFE MINISTRY
The Respect Life Ministry and the Knights of
Columbus will be selling "Roses for Life" appliqués at
the doors of the church this weekend, October 8 & 9
after all Masses for $1. The proceeds will benefit Birthright
of Bergen County, a non-profit charitable organization that
provides love and support to women facing unplanned
pregnancies.
RESPECT LIFE MINISTRY
40 DAYS FOR LIFE-FALL CAMPAIGN
A “40 Days for Life” effort of prayer and fasting,
organized by LIFENET, for an end to abortion in
America continues through Sunday, November 6th.
We are asking people to come and pray for 1 hour per week
between the hours of 7:00 AM and 7:00 PM on the public
thoroughfare outside the Social Security Building in
Montclair, 396 Bloomfield Ave. (across the street from a
high-volume abortion center.) For more information or to
sign-up to volunteer, call Lisa at 973-769-4422 or
email [email protected]. Prayer saves lives.
OCTOBER IS THE MONTH OF THE ROSARY
AND RESPECT LIFE…
Monday, October 10
Eucharistic Adoration in the LaSalle Center
from 9:30am to 5pm.
Pro-Life Meditations will be recited
Each day, in areas across the world, expectant moms will
feel their baby’s first kick; parents will listen to their
newborn’s first cry; and families will celebrate the birthday
of a healthy baby. Also day, 13 babies will be lost to SIDS
and other sudden, unexpected infant deaths; more than 70
new parents will have listened sadly to their stillborn baby’s
silence; and countless lives will be lost to miscarriage and
other causes of infant death.. In particular, October 15th is
called “National Pregnancy & Infant Loss Remembrance
Day”. On this day in many parts of the world, people will
light a candle and offer prayers in memory of those lost
babies, born and unborn. In solidarity let us join together
and do the same here in our homes. If we light a candle and
let it burn for at least 1 hour, there will be a continual wave
of light across the world all day. May these children
celebrate in heaven in the comfort of our Savior’s arms.
SPIRITUAL ADOPTION PROGRAM
We are praying for babies whose mothers are
contemplating abortion. Information will be placed at
the doors of the Church along with prayer cards this
weekend, October 8 & 9. Please choose a name for a
boy or girl that you would like to “spiritually” adopt
and then write it on the back of the card. Keep this
prayer card and on a separate paper give the name of
the baby to Patty Howard, Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Church Lyndhurst. You may also drop it in the
collection basket marked “Spiritual Adoption
Program” and the names will be given to Patty. The
names of these precious babies will be entered in one
book. We ask that you pray for your baby for nine
months. Then on Saturday evening, May 13, 2017, we
will meet at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church in
Lyndhurst for a “Living Rosary.” At that time, we will
present a rose to our Blessed Mother for each baby
written in our book that we hope was saved from
abortion. And maybe someday, when we get to heaven,
we will be gifted to embrace the baby that we have
prayed for while here on earth. God Bless You!
COMMUNION VISITS & ANOINTING OF THE SICK
WNSW-RELEVANT RADIO 1430AM
TALK RADIO FOR CATHOLIC LIFE
Relevant Radio is a benefit not only to Catholic people but to
people of all faiths to help them understand the Catholic
faith. Why not tune in to hear and spread the good news!
Relevant Radio is recognized by the United States Conference
of Catholic Bishops as a national media outlet.
Any sick or homebound parishioners
who would like to receive the
Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick
and/or Communion from one of the
parish priests, please contact the Parish Office at 201-9970700 to arrange a visit. God bless.
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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. Individuals who wish to report an allegation of
sexual misconduct may do so by calling the Archdiocesan
Office of Child & Youth Protection at (201) 407-3256.
THE SCHOLARSHIP FOR INNER-CITY CHILDREN
The Scholarship Fund for Inner-City Children
is hosting a Fall Benefit Concert on Friday,
October 28, 2016 at Enlow Hall on the campus
of Kean University. Proceeds from the event will provide
low-income students from grades K-12 with partial tuition
scholarships to attend Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of
Newark. The concert will feature The Dominoes from Saint
Dominic Academy, VOX from Saint Peter’s Prep, Tim
McLoone and the Shirleys and acclaimed operatic soprano
singer, Maureen Francis.
To purchase tickets visit
www.KeanStage.com/SFIC or call (908) 737-7469.
OFFICE OF FAMILY LIFE MINISTRIES
ORDER OF CHRISTIAN FUNERALS VIDEO LINK
At some point, families will be faced with making
arrangements for a loved one who has died. In order to
assist family members who might not be familiar with the
Order of Christian Funerals, or perhaps not aware of the
deceased’s wishes, the Office of Family Life Ministries has
prepared a video entitled: “Many Travelers, One Journey.”
This six minute video is available under the Bereavement tab
(ministries-outreach-bereavement) on our parish website:
www.qpcna.org or online at: www.rcancem.org/ocf. The
planning booklet to accompany the video: “Continuing the
Journey, preparing a Catholic Funeral” can be ordered by
calling 1-888-498-5209.
WORLD APOSTOLATE OF FATIMA
Thursday, October 13th: World Apostolate of
Fatima, Our Lady's Blue Army Shrine, 674 Mt. View
Road East, Asbury, NJ 08802. Join us as we celebrate
the Apparitions of Our Lady of Fatima. Appearing on a
holmoak tree in 1917, she requested three shepherd
children to continue always to pray the Rosary every day
and not offend the Lord our God. Come and place your
petitions before Our Lady. Confessions 10:30 AM; Rosary
Procession at Noon; 12:30pm Speaker Rev. A. Apostoli, CFR;
Mass at 1:00 pm. Celebrant - Most Rev. N. DiMarzio. At For
more information call (908) 689-1700 or go to
www.bluearmy.com.
THE JUBILEE OF MERCY
AND THE PROMISE OF CHRIST
Peace to you all who are in Christ
We who receive the abundant mercy of God are called
to share that mercy with others. By our charitable acts,
no matter how small, we relieve human misery and
continue in our day the Jubilee that Jesus began. By our
kindness and compassion to others, we stand before
Christ who promises us: “Blessed are the merciful, for
they shall obtain mercy” (Mt 5:7).
SHARING GOD’S BLESSINGS
ANNUAL APPEAL 2016
The 2016 Sharing God’s Blessings Annual
Appeal is well underway. We have $18,317.59
already pledged. This is approximately 25% of
our goal of $73,499.00. The outpouring of
support from many parishioners like you helps
sustain the important ministries across the Archdiocese of
Newark. These programs help to make our own parish,
Queen of Peace Church, a more vibrant place of worship. If
you have yet to give, please pick up a pledge form at the
back of the church or visit www.rcan.org/sharing. Thank
you for your prayers and support.
'JUBILEE YEAR OF MERCY' PILGRIMAGE’
Please join us on Saturday, October 22nd
as we travel by bus to the Basilica of the
National Shrine of the Immaculate
Conception in Washington DC. This
year St. Stephen’s Church, Kearny has kindly invited us to
join them on pilgrimage. The bus will leave at 6:30AM
from St Stephen’s Church, Kearny Avenue and will arrive
back to St. Stephen’s at approximately 10:00PM. There is
no charge to attend the pilgrimage. The deadline to sign
up is October 15, 2016. For more details and to register
contact our Parish Coordinator: Sister Anita O’Dwyer at
201-991-0235.
BEAUTIFUL OCTOBER
The beauty of fall with its cool
temperatures and beautiful foliage
displays, energizes most people. Would
you be willing to challenge some of your energy to gather
any unwanted clothes, shoes, small appliances, , linens,
sheets, towels, stuffed animals, and books (no text books) for
the Catholic Charities clothing bin?. Thank you.
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CHANGE IN PARISH OFFICE HOURS
ROSARY SOCIETY NEWS
The Rosary Society would like to thank
everyone who supported us with the Fall Plant
Sale. We would also like to thank Chris Flynn for
her efforts in organizing her assistants and the
officers of the Rosary Society for their assistance. It was a
great success!
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CHECK ON THIS WITH CHRIS FIRST
BEEFSTEAK/MINI-TRICKY TRAY: Friday, November 4th.
For details see page 7 in today’s bulletin.
GRAND KNIGHT'S COLUMBUS DINNER
The Queen of Peace Knights of Columbus
Council #3428 will hold its Annual Grand
Knight's Columbus Dinner on Friday, October
14, beginning at 6:30pm at the Columbian Club
Hall located at 194 River Road in North Arlington.
All are welcome to join in and celebrate all things Italian
with fine food and refreshments. Also, the Knights will
honor the Knight, Columbian, and HEP Volunteer of the
Year! The cost for this gala affair is only $30 for adults, $10
for children ages 6 to 12, and Free for kids under 6. Tickets
are on sale at the Queen of Peace Rectory, Columbian Club
Hall, or by calling 201-463-2151. Viva Italia!
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KNIGHTS ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CHARITY 50-50 RAFFLE
Tickets for the Knights Annual Christmas Charity 50-50
Raffle are now on sale. The breakdown of the money prizes
from the net proceeds are 25%, 15%, and 10% to the holders
of the first, second, and third place tickets
drawn respectively. The date of the raffle is Tuesday,
December 13, 2016, at 7:30pm at the Columbian Club Hall,
and who couldn't use a little extra money for the Christmas
holidays and help out the Knights' local charitable endeavors
at the same time! Tickets cost $5 each and can be obtained
at Rectory Office and at the Columbian Club Hall, 194 River
Road, North Arlington, or by calling 201-463-2151.
PARISH FALL RAFFLE CALENDAR SHEETS
ARE AVAILABLE AT THE RECTORY
Have you returned your Fall Raffle Sheets yet? The 90
day on-going raffle has begun. The first drawing was
this past Wednesday at the LaSalle Center. The names
will be printed in the Sunday Bulletin and the parish
website beginning next week.
Thanks to everyone for their support!
Effective Monday, October 17, 2016, there will be a
change in Parish Office Hours at Queen of Peace
Parish. These changes are being instituted in order to
effect a reduction in our operating deficit which has
grown over the past four years. Additionally, fewer
parishioners come to the parish office during the
evening hours and I believe the new hours will
adequately serve the needs of our parish family. The
new hours are as follows:
Parish Office Hours:
Monday–Friday: 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Wednesday, 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Closed for lunch:
Monday – Friday: 12:00 PM-1:00 PM
Evening meetings with a parish priest may always be
set by telephone. As an accommodation to those people
wishing to purchase a Mass Card who are unable to do
so in person during the revised office hours, they can
call the Parish Office during regular business hours
and reserve a Mass by telephone. Payment for the
reserved Mass may then be made by mail no later than
seven days after it has been reserved. Thank you very
much for your cooperation and understanding in this
matter. God bless.
ST. VINCENT DEPAUL SOCIETY
MASS OF THE ANOINTING OF THE SICK
There will be a Mass of the Anointing of the Sick
on Saturday, October 15th at 11:00AM. After the
Mass, the St. Vincent DePaul Society will serve
refreshments for those in attendance. Anyone needing a
ride to church is asked to either call the Rectory or leave a
message at 201-997-2086.
ST. VINCENT DEPAUL SOCIETY FOOD PANTRY
Many needy families in the area are helped by the
generosity of our parish family and local
organizations. Donations can be brought to the
Church at any time. We appreciate your
generosity! Special thanks to the students , families and staff
of Roosevelt School, North Arlington for recently organizing
a “Back-to School Night Food Drive.” Your resopnse was
overwhelming! Thank you also to our faithful parishioners
and the many community groups that continue to give so
generously, especially to the Senior Harmony Club that
donate to our pantry on a weekly basis. God bless you for
your kindness!
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