Roman Catholic Church Saint Joseph

*PARISH ANNUAL FINANCIAL SUMMARY

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*Our Deacon George’s MEETSING WITH NEW

SAINT—OSCAR ROMERO —see page 3

PASTOR: Msgr. David C. Hubba

PAROCHIAL VICARS:

Rev. Roy Regaspi Rev. Anthony Di Stefano

DEACON: GeorgeMontalvo

PASTOR EMERITUS:

Rev. George M. Reilly

MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday 5:00 pm Sunday 7:30am, 9 am,

10:30 am, 12 noon

DAILY Weekdays 7:00 am

& 8:30 am Saturday 8:30 am

HOLY DAYS as announced

Miraculous Medal Novena

Monday, 7:00 pm in Mary’s Chapel

Eucharistic Adoration First Wed. of Month

9 am—5 pm in Mary’s Chapel

SACRAMENTS

Confession: Saturday, 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Baptism Contact the Parish Office

Marriage Arrangements should be made

with a priest at least one year in advance.

Homebound/Hospital Call Parish Office

Christian Initiation of Adults—RCIA Contact Parish Office

PARISH REGISTRATION Contact Parish Office

Office Location Phone Email/Fax Website

Parish Office 105 Harrison St., New Milford 201-261-0148 office@sjcnj.org Fax #: 201-261-0369

sjcnj.org

Religious Education 105 Harrison St., New Milford 201-261-1144 religioused@sjcnj.org sjcnjre.org

Saint Joseph School

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305 Elm St., Oradell 201-261-2388 office@sjsusa.org sjsusa.org

Twenty Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time ~ October 14, 2018 Oradell/New Milford, NJ

Office Hours: (Parish) Mon-Fri.: 9 am - 5 pm; (Rel. Ed.) Mon.-Thurs: 10 am-4 pm (Also by appointment.)

NEW SAINTS: Pope Paul IV, Archbishop Oscar Romero and Sr. Marina Katharina Kasper are among six to be canonized by Pope Francis October 14. See page 3.

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SACRAMENT

OF MARRIAGE

October 5, 2018

Erin Connolly

& Sean

Wright

TWO NEW SAINTS

Lauren Hernandez & Matthew Schlaier

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE October 7, 2018

See also pages 3-4-5-9

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It was on a morning sometime in 1978 when I met Bishop Romero, now Saint Romero, for the first time. We were a group of high school teenagers who had requested a meeting with him to receive his feedback and blessings for our newly-formed missionary outreach group. I can still remember him, his presence and his peaceful personality. Oscar Romero was born on August 15, 1917 in a small town in El Salvador in a faith-filled family. He entered minor seminary at the age of 13. He was ordained a priest in 1942 and served as a parish priest for 20 years. It was during the 1970s, but especially in 1975, that political polarization began in El Salvador. The conditions among people were “a time bomb.” Poverty, oppression and violence were common problems for the majority of the population in those days. There was political corruption with “democratic” elections in which the candidate was already decided by the controlling classes and a government that was looking out for themselves and not for the people. A group of the people began to arm themselves forming the resistance called “guerrilla.” It became brother against brother.

Both the government army and the guerrillas were recruited by force from the countryside, both men and women. It was in this political turmoil that Fr. Romero began his ministry as a priest. In 1970 he was appointed auxiliary bishop and then on

February 22, 1977 he became Archbishop of San Salvador. It was a violent time when people from the countryside and poor people throughout the country were being killed for selfish interests of money and power. From the beginning of his ministry as an auxiliary bishop, Oscar Romero had seen the extremely hard living conditions of the poor in San Salvador and around the country. He visited the slum areas of the city, talking to people, celebrating the sacraments with them, and listening to their hopes and sufferings. He was deeply affected by the death of one of his friends, Fr. Rutilio Grande, a Jesuit priest, a diligent and tireless evangelizer of farmers and peasants. He, his driver and a catechist while on their way to a village chapel to celebrate its patron feast, were murdered by

the death squads used by the government to eliminate their “opponents.” I remember going to Fr. Grande’s funeral Mass as part of the school outreach. He was buried under the church’s altar. I was there not even knowing this would be a pivotal moment in the life of the country. This event opened the eyes of the world to the violence being afflicted on the priests and catechists who were ministering in poor areas. Their message of the Gospel, of love and justice, was considered subversive.

Archbishop Romero’s mission was to be the ”voice to the voiceless.” He became a prophet, a messenger of justice for the poor and the oppressed. He was killed during Mass in a hospital chapel on March 24, 1980. He was beatified on May 23, 2015 and will be canonized as the first Salvadorian Saint and Martyr on October 14, 2018. Recently, as I was preparing to write this article, I came across Bishop Romero’s memoirs and I discovered surprisingly that our little meeting with him in 1978 was recorded there. We were just a bunch of high school students, but for him we were important enough to keep that event forever registered. May the message of St. Oscar Romero of justice, truth and love for the poor and the oppressed be our inspiration to always strive to imitate him to defend those values in our homes, places of work and society at large. St. Romero of America, pray for us!

A SPECIAL MEMORY OF ONE OF OUR NEWEST SAINTS: Archbishop Oscar Romero

By Deacon George Montalvo

(“From the Pastor’s Desk” will return next week.)

Six New Saints Pope Paul VI and Archbishop Oscar Romero (shown together above) were canonized Oct. 14, 2018 along with Francesco Spinelli, diocesan priest, founder of the Institute of the Sisters Adorers of the Most Holy Sacrament; Vincenzo Romano, diocesan priest; Maria Katharina Kasper, virgin, founder of the Institute of the Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ; and Nazaria Ignacia de Santa Teresa de Jesús founder of the Congregation of the Missionary Crusaders of the Church.

TWENTY EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME ~ OCTOBER 14, 2018

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ALL SOULS MASS —NOVEMBER 2

A Mass commemorating the faithful departed (All Souls Day) will be celebrated at Saint Joseph Church on

Friday, November 2 at 7:30 pm. At that Mass, the names of all those who have had funerals at Saint Joseph Church this year will be read. You may also include the name of your loved one who died this year (even if their funeral was not celebrated at Saint Joseph). Please call the Parish Office at 201-261-0148 by Friday, October 26 in order to have your loved one’s name read at the Mass.

LITURGY OF THE WORD WITH CHILDREN

SUNDAYS AT 9:00 AM MASS Our children are invited to hear the Word of God at a level they can understand every Sunday at the 9:00 am Mass. Just before the first reading is proclaimed , the children attending the Mass are invited to come forward and move as a group to their own prayer space in Mary’s Chapel. (A parent or sibling is welcome to join them if they wish.) The readings are presented in an age-appropriate way that nourishes their faith and helps them to become full and active participants in the Liturgy. The children are brought back to the assembly in time for the beginning of the Liturgy of the Eucharist.

ADULT VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED If you are an adult who would like to become part of this very special ministry and assist our priests and deacon to share God’s message with our littlest parishioners, please see Fr. Anthony or call the parish office at 201-261-0148 ,

Pope Paul VI Paul VI, who reigned from 1963 to 1978, led the Catholic Church through the closing of the Second Vatican Council (1962-65) and the turbulent period that followed, overseeing significant transitions in liturgy, seminary formation, theological study,

and many other areas of ecclesiastical life. Paul VI also launched the Synod of Bishops in 1965, as an attempt to broaden the involvement of bishops from around the world in the governance of the Church. The next session is scheduled for Rome in October, devoted to themes of youth and vocations. He’s best known for his controversial 1968 encyclical letter Humanae Vitae, which reaffirmed the Church’s traditional opposition to artificial birth control. 2018 marks the 50th anniversary of the encyclical, with major events planned in Rome and around the world to ponder its legacy. Prior to his election to the papacy, Giovanni Battista Montini spent much of his career in the Vatican’s diplomatic service, including serving as a senior aide to Pope Pius XII, before becoming the Cardinal of Milan. Paul VI was beatified in 2014 after a first miracle was attributed to him. [More recently] a Vatican theological and medical commission approved a second miracle attributed to him. According to media reports, on Feb. 6 the Vatican’s Congregation for the Causes of Saints approved the second miracle needed for the canonization of Pope Paul VI by a unanimous vote.

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ALL SOULS REMEMBRANCE

DONATIONS If you do not use our parish

envelopes, you can pick up an All Souls donation envelope (upon which you can list the names of your beloved dead to be remembered at Mass) at the doors of the church or at the rectory/parish office. Or you may include your donation in a plain envelope marked “All Souls Remembrance.” Please carefully print the names of your deceased directly on the envelope.

JUNIOR ALTAR SERVERS It is not too late to become a Junior Altar Server. Students in grades 4-8 in Saint Joseph School or our parish Religious Ed. program and welcome. If you are interested, please see Fr. Anthony at church or email him at fatheranthony@sjcnj.org

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Saturday 5:00 pm

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Sunday 7:30 am 9:00 am 10:30 am UC 10:30 am MC 12:00 pm

Monday 7:00 am 8:30 am

Tuesday 7:00 am 8:30 am

Wednesday 7:00 am 8:30 am

Thursday 7:00 am 8:30 am

Friday

7:00 am 8:30 am

Saturday 8:30 am3 5:00 pm

Sunday 7:30 am 9:00 am 10:30 am UC 10:30 am MC 12:00 pm

STEWARDSHIP REFLECTION “It is easier for a camel to pass through the eye

of a needle than for one who is rich to enter the kingdom of God. (Mark 10:25)

Jesus uses tough language that we may not want to hear. But, we are all called to be generous with all our gifts. Not just the ones we pick and choose, but all our gifts: our time in prayer to God, our talent in participating in parish ministries and our treasure supporting our local parish and other charities.

PRAYER REQUESTS

Let us remember all those who are ill: Carmen Jimenez, Baby Anthony Jackowski,

James McMahon

Let us remember all those who have recently died: Henry Iwanowski, Joseph Minervini, Robert Rogers,

Edward Kardell, Robert O’Donnell, Janice Predonzani

Let us remember those serving in the military.

BREAD & WINE INTENTIONS

The bread and wine for the week of October 14, 2018

is offered in loving memory of

Janice Predonzani as requested bu Maureen McDade

TWENTY EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME ~ OCTOBER 14, 2018

Saint Joseph Parish Staff

Parish Trustees………..Mr. Brendan Walsh/Mrs. Carol Winkler Parish Pastoral Council…………….Mrs. Teresa Glenn Dir. of Religious Education ……….Deacon George Montalvo Sacraments Coordinator …………..Mrs. Arlene Kennedy Youth Retreat Coordinator………..Mrs. Janice Schneider Director of Music ……………………..Mr. Monroe Quinn Facilities Director.………………….....Mr. Tom Meli Business Manager ……………….…. .Mrs. Phyllis Vrola Parish Secretary ……………………....Mrs. Geraldine Carolan

Principal of Saint Joseph School…Dr. Paula Valenti Dir. of Comm./ Bulletin Editor…...Mrs. Diane Hellriegel

VISIT US ON OUR WEBSITES: CHURCH: sjcnj.org SCHOOL: sjsusa.org RELIGIOUS ED.: sjcnjre.org

SUNDAY COLLECTION Oct. 7, 2018 Oct. 8, 2017 Basket $8,373 $8,101 Electronic Giving $4,679 $3,742 Total Sunday Collection $13,052 $11,843

October 13, 2018 Edna Grimm (20th Anniversary Remembrance)

October 14, 2018 People of the Parish Caterina Mattera Eleanor T. McCarthy William Peter Fox Paul A. Rota

October 15, 2018 Lucy Matanzo Florie Maloney

October 16, 2018 George Kriss Rita Malasek

October 17, 2018 Apolonia & Eleuterio Tumang Domenico Aromando

October 18, 2018 For the living and deceased members of the Prior & Plinio Families Rita Malesek

October 19, 2018 Noreen Ann Mastellon (1st Anniversary Remembrance) Al O’Toole

October 20, 2018 Teresita Lagdameo John H. Schatz October 21, 2018 People of the Parish Susan Cvelich Shirley Trepicchio Mate Skroce Gilda & James Moretti

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PARISH FACILITIES REPORT It has been a very busy summer and early fall at Saint Joseph Parish. Our Facilities Director, Tom Meli, is pleased to announce that many projects have been completed and that all commitments to the church from the “We Are Living Stones” capital campaign have been fulfilled.

CHURCH 1. A new gas-heated, energy-efficient boiler has been installed in the church replacing the 65-year- old outdated unit that we had. It will provide significant energy-use savings. 2. A new toilet was installed in the Elm Street lobby restroom.

RETREAT HOUSE (formerly the Brothers’ Residence) 1. The entire building was cleared out and refurbished. The rooms were painted. Plumbing and electrical systems have been fixed; safety systems have been upgraded. 2. Parishioners from Cornerstone have been cleaning, decorating and preparing the building for use by parish groups, including the annual Men’s and Women’s Cornerstone Retreats.

SCHOOL 1. Two new security cameras have been added. 2. The Gymnasium floor has been totally redone; all lights have been upgraded to LED flourescent; walls have been sealed to protect from water. 3. A sink has been installed in the upper school Art Room. 4. A new Library/Media/Tech Center (staffed by certified teacher) has been credated in lower school. 5. The lower school roof over the greenhouse (our early childhood program) is in the process of being replaced.

PARISH OFFICE/RECTORY 1. New energy-efficient air-conditioning unit was was installed in lower level Religious Ed. office.

IN PLANNING STAGE 1. A new crucifix will be commissioned to replace the existing, damaged one in the church sanctuary using funding provided by Fr. Roy’s concert and other donations. 2. The “Risen Christ” image that typically adorns the existing sanctuary cross at Easter will be placed beneath the choir loft/balcony at the Elm St. exit during the Easter Season.

WORLD MISSION SUNDAY —NEXT WEEKEND OCTOBER 21-22 World Mission Sunday, our annual worldwide Eucharistic celebration for the Missions and missionaries of the world, will be on October 22. This collection on the next-to-last Sunday in October is a unique, global effort for the entire Church to provide for the building up of over one thousand local churches in Asia and Africa, the Pacific Islands, and parts of Latin America and Europe. Through the work of these churches, and their witness to Christ, the poor receive practical help and experience God’s love and mercy, His hope and peace.

HOW TO DONATE: Please make your donation to World Mission Sunday by using your parish envelope, donating through our online giving program, or putting your check (made out to “Saint Joseph Church” and memo’d “World Mission”) in the collection basket or by mailing it to 105 Harrison Street, New Milford, NJ 07646.

MINISTRY OF MOTHERHOOD “AUTUMN WINE AND CHEESE TASTING”

—OCTOBER 24 The Saint Joseph Parish Ministry of Motherhood (M.O.M.) invites all mothers to our Autumn Wine and Cheese Tasting on Wednesday, October 24 from 8:00 - 9:30 pm at the Saint Joseph Parish Life Center on Grove St. (behind the lower school). Come learn more about Ministry of Motherhood and the exciting things M.O.M. has planned for the new year. Also gear up for your holiday entertaining with a demonstration on how to create the perfect cheese platter! Wine tasting and cheese sampling will accompany a beautiful evening of prayer, fellowship, and sharing. If you have any questions please feel free to email us at ministryofmotherhoodsjc@gmail.com or call Maureen Hunt at 908-770-2969.

THANKSGIVING FOOD DRIVE —NOVEMBER 17-18

Our annual Thanksgiving Food Drive conducted by Saint Joseph’s Social Concerns Committee will take place on November 17-18. This year, we will also accept gently-used coats—but only on the days of the Food Drive. (Do NOT bring before.) Please watch this bulletin for further information.

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If you’ve ever attended the 10:30 am Upper Church

Mass and heard our wonderful Adult Choir sing, you’ve heard the arrangements of Bill Ryan. While the melody/words to the hymns are the work of the composer/lyricist, the specific notes assigned to the sopranos, altos and baritones and in many cases the choice of chords are the work of the arranger.

Bill Ryan’s body of work for the choir is immense and brilliant. I know because I’ve analyzed, rehearsed and conducted many of his arrangements. Some of his works include the choir’s rendition of I Have Loved You, Maranatha III, Lead Me, Guide Me, and the wonderful staple of our Christmas Concert, the Silent Night/Christmas Story medley.

I am sorry that I never met Bill Ryan. I had one lovely phone conversation with him when I was first hired in December of 2010. He spoke about both the Children’s Choir and the Adult Choir. About the latter he commented, “I wasn’t writing for the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, I was arranging for a community choir” implying that you have to know the talents and strengths (and limits) of your music ministers and write to accentuate their gifts.

Duke Ellington, the most successful jazz composer of all time, was also an amazing arranger. It is said that the sheet music he handed out to his band didn’t say “Alto 1”, “Trumpet 2”, etc. but rather ”Johnny Hodges” and “Cootie Williams.” Meaning he wasn’t writing for the first alto or second trumpet, he was writing for the specific members of the band. Bill Ryan was following that same premise.

At the start of that phone call, Mr. Ryan said to me “I hear I’ve been replaced.” How do you replace someone who was Director of Music for 45 years and who has a room named after him? (The Bill Ryan Room is in the back sacristy on the Grand Street side and appropriately where the choir stores their robes.) How I have chosen to replace him is to honor and include many of his arrangements in the choir’s weekly selections.

(continued above)

I have always thought it Divine Providence that like my predecessor, I am also an arranger.

Most Directors of Music use published arrangements for their choir. There is nothing wrong with that and I do the same. But there is something special about music content that is written specifically for one’s own parish. If you’ve heard the Saint Joseph Choir sing Gather Us In, America the Beautiful, Canticle of the Sun or Go! Tell it on the Mountain, those are songs that I have arranged for the choir. I have tried to follow Bill’s advice from that phone call and arrange especially for OUR choir.

James Conley, Bishop of the Diocese of Lincoln Nebraska, referring to

Saint Augustine, writes “… singing adds to our praise and worship of God—that our voices are gifts, with which we can make music to the Lord. Sung prayer expresses the joy of the heart, the happiness resulting from one who has encountered Jesus Christ and experienced his love. Sung prayer reminds us of the choirs of heaven, with whom we are called to praise God eternally in heaven.” I sincerely hope that this sentiment shines through when you hear the Saint Joseph Choir sing.

Peace, Monroe

If you would like to join either of our choirs, please speak with Monroe at Mass or email him at quinnm@sjcnj

FROM THE DESK OF OUR DIRECTOR OF MUSIC Monroe Quinn

“A TALE OF TWO DIRECTORS”

William (“Bill”) Ryan

SAINT JOSEPH TO HOST INTERFAITH

THANKSGIVING SERVICE —NOVEMBER 18

The Saint Joseph Choir under the direction of Monroe Quinn will welcome choir members from neighboring houses of worship for the annual Interfaith Thanksgiving Prayer Service sponsored by the Interreligious Clergy Association, The prayer service will take place right here at Saint Joseph Church on Sunday, November 18 at 4:00 pm. Please circle the date on your calendar and watch the bulletin for further details.

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SEPARATED & DIVORCED HEALING MINISTRY

NEXT MEETING—OCTOBER 15 Saint Joseph’s Separated and Divorced Healing Ministry meets twice a month on Mondays. It is open to men and women of the Catholic faith and also to non-Catholics who feel they may benefit from the program. The Surviving Divorce Program gives hope and healing to the Catholic family and can do so for non- Catholic families as well. In Part One of the workbook that we will be using, it includes such topics as Finding Perfect Peace. The DVD series addresses Getting Your Bearings; Finding Strength and Help; Getting Through Your Anger; Dealing with Depression. We pray and share together. All sharing is confidential. All are welcome. Our next meeting is THIS Monday, October 15 at 7:30pm in the Lower Church (Jackson Room). (If you wish to attend the Miraculous Medal Novena at 7:00 pm that precedes our meeting, there is time to do that.)

MASS FOR THOSE AFFECTED BY ALCOHOLISM—OCTOBER 20

A special mass and a support group meeting for all who are affected by the disease of alcoholism will take place at Church of St. Mary, 20 Legion Place, Closter, NJ on Saturday, October 20 at 12:00 noon. For information please call 201-768-7565.

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WOMEN'S CORNERSTONE WELCOME TO A NEW BEGINNING!

—OCTOBER 17 We don't know if you are aware of it or not, but our Parish has a new Retreat House. It is in what was formerly called the Brothers’ Residence. It is located between the church and the Upper School on Grand Street. Several people have been working for a couple of

months to fix up the house to make it welcoming to our new Cornerstone candidates and to all the others who will be using it. So, if you've ever made a Cornerstone Retreat, we

welcome you to our new home. Our October 17 meeting (THIS Wednesday evening) will be held at the Retreat House and we would love for you to join us there. We plan to have prayer, sharing, singing, refreshments and of course a tour of the house. So, we welcome you to join us at 8:00 pm this Wednesday.

Chapel in the Retreat House

NEW HOPE FOR CHILDREN 50/50 RAFFLE TICKETS

You will very soon receive in the mail your raffle tickets to help support New Hope for

Children’s efforts to help refugee and homeless children. If you do not receive tickets, you will be able to purchase them after all Masses on the weekends of October 27-28 and November 3-4.

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AMAZON SMILE (You shop; Amazon gives)

Order on Amazon with “Amazon Smile” and benefit Saint Joseph Church

Same low prices and selection as amazon.com Amazon will donate a portion of your purchas

price to our parish.

HOW TO ORDER WITH AMAZON SMILE:

Just go to smile.amazon.comand select St. Joseph RC Church New Milford

as your charity; then make your purchases as you normally would on Amazon.

A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR SCHOOL

CARNIVAL SPONSORS Saint Joseph School is very grateful to the following businesses and professionals for their generous

support of our School and Carnival:

PLEASE SUPPORT THESE GREAT BUSINESSES! John J. Knight Associates, Inc; Butzel, Karadimas & Associates, PA; Emerson Orthodontics, LLC; Nelson Patterson Agency, Inc.; Jewelry By Vincent; NVE Bank; Traphagen Investment Advisors; Salon C. Hair Design LLC; Celtic Kitchen Sopranos Pizzeria; Volk Leber Funeral Home The Dentistis, LLC; Schrieber's Deli; New Milford Deli; Bergen Garden Center and Farms; State Farm Insurance; Sussex Bank; Stage Solutions; William Basralian Funeral Service; Ice House; Brain Freze; John & Yvonne Driscoll; GOYA Foods; Leonard Novelty Bakery; Stop & Shop; Shoprite Inserra Supermarkets Inc.; Acme Industrial, Inc.; Tenaglia & Hunt Law Firm; Knights of Columbus – Saint Joseph Council 3814; Kuiken Brothers Company

SJS WINTER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM

IS LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS

Saint Joseph School is looking for volunteers from the parish who might like to share a skill with our students during our indoor winter recess enrichment program. Examples of special skills include knitting/crochet, art, scrapbooking, board games, yoga/relaxation, card games,

bring and build own Legos, computer games, paper crafts, robotics, etc. Our Parent-Teacher Organization supports our enrichment program. If your topic requires supplies, please let us know ahead of time to permit purchase. Also, we need to know if a class size limit is important to your topic so everyone has a positive experience. The program takes place from January 2 through February 28 (7 weeks). Volunteers can participate one day per week, or more, if availability permits! The time for the enrichment is 11:45 am—12:30 pm. If you hear the calling and are able to help enrich the learning experience for SJS students, please contact principal Dr. Valenti at valentip@sjsusa.org or by calling 201-261-2388.

Share Your Skill

SAINT JOSEPH SCHOOL HONORS VETERANS

--NOVEMBER 2 Saint Joseph School will host a continental breakfast and program for our military heroes. Parishioners who have served in the U.S. Military are cordially invited to attend our celebration. Please call the SJS Main Office at 201-261-2388 to say you will attend. Veterans should arrive at the Lower School Cafeteria at 9:00 am for breakfast. The program will begin promptly at 9:30 am in the Gym.

SAINT JOSEPH SCHOOL—305 Elm St. Oradell, NJ Academic Excellence in a Faith-filled Environment

Awarded Nat’l Blue Ribbon by U.S. Dept. of Ed.

Visit our website at sjsusa.org Call for a visit: 201-261-2388

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