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S T . M ICHAEL’S C HURCH November 5, 2017 | Thirty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time

D A ILY MA SS Mon -Fri: 8:00AM | Mon: 7:00PM Sat: 9:00AM | First Friday in Latin at 12:15 PM W EEKEND MA SSES Saturday: 4:00PM, 5:00PM, 7:30PM Sunday: 7:00AM, 9:00AM, 10:00AM, 11:00AM, 12PM, 4:00PM, 7:30PM

R ECONCILIA TION Confessions are heard 12 minutes to 5 minutes be-fore each Mass; on First Friday before the 12:15 Latin Mass from 11:45 AM to 12:05 PM and after this Mass until 1:15 PM; and during the Monthly Holy Hour for Vocations. R EGISTRA TION To register with the parish, please call the Parish Office. M AR RIA GES Couples who wish to marry at the parish should contact the Parish Office for a Marriage Request Form, and for further information. The bride or groom, or their parents/grandparents must be reg-istered parishioners for at least eighteen months to make arrangements. There is a twelve month time-line for wedding preparation. B A P TISM S Baptisms take place Sundays at 1:00 pm. Parents must be registered parishioners, and can call the Parish Office for information and scheduling. H OLY H OUR F OR VOCA TION S There is a Monthly Holy Hour for Vocations that includes Eucharistic Adoration and Confessions. This Monthly Holy Hour is from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. on the Thursday immediately preceding the First Fri-day. R ELIGIOU S E DU CA TION To sign your child up for our Tuesday or Sunday Religious Education classes, please contact Patty Chavez, ext. 110 at the Outreach Center. All fami-lies must be registered with the parish. A N OIN TIN G OF THE S IC K Please call the Parish Office for anointing of the sick for yourself or a relative. When the office is closed, the answering service will appropriately direct your call. If you or your loved one is in a hospital, the head nurse could also call for the chaplain.

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PARISH STAFF Rev. John Butler, Pastor Rev. Mark Nillo, Parochial Vicar Susan McCullough, Business Manager Paul Bergin, Music Director Patty Chavez, Coordinator of Religious Education Jamie Plantamura, Director of Youth Ministries Elizabeth Calabro, Parish Secretary Jose Rodriguez, Maintenance Manager

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T H I RTY - F IR ST S U N DAY I N O R D I NA RY T I M E

November 5 2017

I can do everything God asks me to with the help of Christ who gives me the strength and power. - Philippians 4:13

M A SS I NTE N T I O NS

Monday, November 6

8:00 AM † Pro-Life Cause Silvia Marsico

7:00 PM † Pauline Greca St. Michael's Parish

Tuesday, November 7

8:00 AM † Karen Smith Husband

† Jim Roper St. Michael’s Parish

Saturday, November 11

9:00 AM † Steve Perri Connie Marsala

4:00 PM Rene & Jack Brignola Pat & Patty Chiafullo

5:00 PM † Lisa Moore Colleen & David Wildstein,

AJ & family

7:30 PM People of the Parish

Sunday, November 12

7:00 AM † David Dorgan Cathy Ham

9:00 AM † Igino (Gene) J. Iadanza Debbie Catalano

† James Carasia Sharon Mazza & Bruce

Crowell

10:00 AM † George Bariscillo Family

† Manuel & Deolina

Gomes

Mr. & Mrs. David Ostrov

11:00 AM † Joan Buell Leroy & Jackie Garifine

12:00 PM † Edward J. Pringle, Jr. The Gemignani Family

† Constance Elia Jasey & Gary Giordano

4:00 PM † Chris Buono The Lepis Family

People of the Parish

6:00 PM Children of the Parish

(Mass Preceding the

Advent Wreath Workshop)

7:30 PM Barbara Bigalke Dotty O’Harra

Thursday, November 9

8:00 AM † Pauline Greca Peggy Larsen and Andrea

Sacco Bornstein

Friday, November 10

8:00 AM † Blanche Suppo Family

Wednesday, November 8

8:00 AM Ed & Pat Thayer

(Anniv. 59th)

Pat Thayer

Saturday, November 4

9:00 AM People of the Parish

4:00 PM † Joe Agresto Wife & Children

† Dr. John K. Butler

5:00 PM † The Deceased Mem-

bers of the Brown &

Troese Family

Elizabeth, Camille, &

Fredrica

† Thomas Cerra Dolores Serra

7:30 PM People of the Parish

Sunday, November 5

7:00 AM Special Intention Dan Pryor

9:00 AM † Clarice G. Viggiano Viggiano Family

† Maria C. Crowell: 51

years in heaven

Bruce Crowell

10:00 AM † Manuel & Deolinda

Gomes

Daughter and Family

† Ann and Caroline

Van Dyke

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lang

11:00 AM † Valerie Sebesta Family

† Susan Michnewich The Kalaka Family

12:00 PM Special Intention:

Anna Chester Martin

Dan Pryor

† Joseph Maimone Mr. & Mrs. Geral Ostrov

4:00 PM † Chris Buono Angela & Geraldine

Viverito

7:30 PM People of the Parish

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ADVENT WREATH GATHERING:

Please join us on Sunday, November 12th at 7pm in

the Lower Church when we will gather to decorate

Advent Wreaths for you and your family to enjoy dur-

ing Advent.

A brief history on the Advent wreath will be given.

If you would like to take advantage of this Christmas

season by spending some quality time with your fami-

ly please call Patty at 732-483-0360 or text me at 908

-347-7948 with the family name and how many will

be attending. Limited to the first 25 families.

Refreshments will be served and Christmas music will

be played.

Deadline for registration is: Friday, November

10th. After you register please mark your calendar so

you don't forget!

In addition, Mass will be celebrat-

ed at a special time at 6:00 p.m.

on Sunday, November 12 for

those attending the Advent

Wreath Workshop and for all oth-

ers who desire to attend this Mass.

Pastoral Care

Stephen & Paduan Ministries Our Extraordinary Ministers made 14 Communion/

shut-in visits and 1 Stephen Ministry visit during this

past week. We pray that we have helped to bring

God’s love and peace to His people in need..

Wisdom Wisdom is the reflection of the everlasting light and a

spotless mirror of the power of God. Wis 7:26

“Every day, look into the spotless mirror that is Jesus

Christ, and study well your reflection. In that way,

you may adorn yourself, mind and body, with every

virtue.” St. Clare of Assisi

Our prayer: Lord Jesus, help me to dwell often on the

manner in which I am following You. Let me strive

each day to become more and more like You in all

things.

Our Stephen and Paduan Ministers are available for

our parishioners -- to visit the sick; the elderly; and

bring Communion. Please contact us if you need us –

732-483-0360, Ext. 120.

NEW JERSEY RIGHT TO

LIFE RAFFLE

This weekend raffle tickets will be sold at all Masses.

Please support LIFE by buying a raffle ticket. The

cost is $10 per ticket.

Proceeds will benefit New Jersey Right to Life, the

state’s oldest and largest Pro-life organization, dedicat-

ed to protecting all human life from conception to nat-

ural death.

This years prizes are:

1st prize -2018 Volvo XC60 AWD SUV valued at

$43,500

2nd prize- $1,000 ShopRite Gift Card

3rd prize—$750 ShopRite Gift Card

4th prize—$500 ShopRite Gift Card

Sanctuary Candle Remembrance

The center Sanctuary Candle will be lit

this week in loving memory of Richard

J. Salmon, requested by Joseph & Bette

Salmon.

Daylight Saving Time ends this Sunday, Daylight Saving Time ends this Sunday,

November 5th at 2:00 a.m. Remember to November 5th at 2:00 a.m. Remember to

turn your clocks back one hour on turn your clocks back one hour on

Saturday night, November 4! Saturday night, November 4!

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The heavy rains of Sunday, October 29 gave

us possession (only temporarity thank God!) of a

new body of water in our excavated North Park-

ing Lot. “Area 51” (during the week ended No-

vember 3) was temporarily re-christened “Lake

St. Michael” (or “The Sea of St. Michael” -- take

your pick) as three feet of rainwater filled the 5-

foot deep pit. By Friday morning, a clear sky,

warm weather, and a breeze from the south had

caused our short-lived sea/lake to evaporate

and enabled the crew to resume filling Area 51

with clean dirt.

Also during the past week the digging of the

trench for the new rain garden began. See the

accompanying photos of Fr. Mark with shovel in

hand and Fr. John on Mr. Reilly’s ladder. The

rain garden will run along the east - to - west

midline of the parking lot and greatly reduce the

drainage problems that we have experienced.

Finally, you’ll notice that all of the eight poles

in the North Lot were removed during the past

week (the perfectly vertical poles as well as the

leaning poles as well as the poles that obstructed

traffic).

Please pray for the progress of these repairs

and in thanks to God for our financial resources

that enable the parish to do this necessary work.

November 5, 2017 www.stmicahelnj.com

Parking Lot

Repair Project

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OUTREACH LIVING ROOM GETS A MAKE-OVER

Several of the parish’s Youth Altar Servers

joined with Fr. John, Fr. Mark, Altar Server

Coordinator Dotty O’Hara, and members of

the Monmouth University Catholic Campus

Ministry in October 21 for the Altar Servers’

Annual Autumn Outing: a tailgate party and

a Monmouth University football game (the

Hawks defeated Liberty University 56—39

on Homecoming Day!) Please see the ac-

companying photos.

The Altar Servers, parents, priests, and

friends enjoyed wonderful weather, a home

team victory, fellowship, and good food.

The youths of our parish who have received

their First Communion and are 10 years of

age and older are invited to contact Dotty

O’Hara (908-310-6497) to inquire about be-

coming a member of the St. Michael’s Altar

Server Team.

Altar Servers’ Annual Autumn Outing

The Living Room at the parish’s Out-

reach Center on West End Court is a

very busy place and a hub for parish

life. The Youth Group, Bible Study

Group, Eucharistic Ministers, Altar

Servers, defibrillator trainees, and

many others use the Living Room for

meetings, discussion groups, training

sessions, and so forth. The Living

Room is receiving a well deserved

make-over and freshening-up: a new

coat of paint, new carpet, and a new

sectional sofa, among other enhance-

ments. Many thanks to Vinnie and

Andrea Villa for their donated time

and efforts toward making this make-

over a reality for our parish.

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Diocese of Trenton—Respect Life Annual Poster, Essay, and

Photo-Meme Contest The 2017—2018 Theme is “Be Not Afraid”

This contest is for K -8 students enrolled

in CCD and Youth Programs, and Home -Schooled Students.

$100 prizes will be awarded to one win-ning entry in each of the six categories, Diocesan-wide; $40 prizes will be awarded to the first runner -up in each county.

For additional information please contact Patty Chavez at 732-483-0363.

PROPAGATION

OF THE FAITH

YEARLY MASS INTENTIONS

OCTOBER 2017 Frank and Jodi Di Maggio Mom &

Dad

Salvatore J. Mirarchi Joe & Carmel

Mirarchi

Raymond Moran Tirtney, Jr. Katherine & Robert

Fagan JANUARY 2018

Dorothy Brady Daughter Dee Celli

Kelli A. McCarthy Family

JULY 2018 Walter & Veronica Skowrenski

Robert Skowrenski & Famil AUGUST 2018

Ronald Lubischer Wife, Joyce & children, Ronnie & Randy

OCTOBER 2018 Salvatore J. Mirarchi Joe & Carmel

Mirarchi

Frank Musorrafiti Kathy Agresto

Frank Musorrafiti Kathleen &

Michael Veritas

November 2018 Susan Michnewich Jackie, Gerry

& Gerry Reeves

November 2019 Susan Michnewich Billy & Sophia

Kalaka

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St. Michael's current Bible Studies feature three different sections of the Holy Scriptures:

1. On Monday evenings at 7:00 pm in the Outreach Center and Tuesday morning after the 8:00 am Mass in the Lower

Church, participants are looking at the lives and messages of the prophets. You are invited to bring your Bible--and

bring a friend, for light refreshment and lively lessons from the Old Testament.

2. Wednesdays at 11:00 am in the Outreach Center, Bible Study participants are venturing into the exciting books of I

and II Kings. There is always room for one more in this group!

3. The BIBLE IN PLAIN ENGLISH (Pilot Program) meets in the Lower Church on Wednesdays.

Please join us in October for light refreshment and lively conversation at either of two sessions--10:30 am or 7:30 pm as

we look together at the Synoptic Gospels. We cover the entire New Testament in this Fall survey series..

Bibles are available here and new friends await you!

For more information, please leave your name and number at 732-483-0360 EXT121 and we will call you back.

You can also check us out at: www.Stmichaelnj.com/smallgroups.

BAPTISM PREPARATION CLASS

Baptism preparation classes are hosted every third

Thursday of the month. Classes begin at 7 pm in the

lower church. Please call the Rectory to register.

Weekend Collection & Attendnce

Thank You!

Saturday, October 28, 2017 4:00 PM Mass $2,400.00 340 people

5:00 PM Mass $1,600.00 155 people

7:30 PM Mass $1,437.00 120 people

Sunday, October 29, 2017 7:00 AM Mass $1,440.00 119 people

9:00 AM Mass $1,678.00 164 people

10:00 AM Mass $1,099.00 130 people

11:00 AM Mass $1,499.00 172 people

12:00 Noon $1,084.00 121 people

4:00 PM Mass $572.00 102 people

7:30 PM Mass $594.00 117 people __________________________________________________

TOTALS: $13,403.00 1,541 people

Aid For The Hearing Impaired We offer the use of radio aids during Mass upon request.

The device is tuned to the sound system in the

Church so that those who have a hearing deficit

might hear more clearly. Please ask an usher for

assistance.

Do you have left over

Halloween Candy? Please

consider donating it to Eagles Up.

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Rosarian Prayer Group

PRAYERS FOR THE SICK OF THE PARISH This list of parishioners, relatives, and friends are in need of

our prayers for healing. Our Rosarians also pray every

Saturday for all the parishioners of St. Michael’s. Please note

that intentions will be listed for 2 months and then removed,

unless the requestor calls to renew for another 2 months.

Please also note that according to the HIPPA & Privacy Laws

only the sick themselves or family members may request to be

added to the list. Contact the Rectory for all prayer requests.

Thank you and may Our Lord grant healing to all those who

are suffering and in need of our prayers.

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Faith Direct: Online Giving

Join the parishioners who are using Faith Direct for automated giving to St. Michael's Church online. It is secure, convenient, and Faith Direct will provide you an offertory card to place in the basket during the collection. There is no cost to you, and the program provides a great benefit to our parish. Sign up today by visiting faithdirect.net or stmichaelnj.com - our parish code is NJ319. If you decide to switch from envelopes to Faith Direct, please let the office know and we will update the mailing list.

Week 3

Jim LaDuca

Frank Turek Sr.

Week 5

Antonio

Bevacqui

Week 6

Nancy

Vecchione

Week 7

Paul Bailey

The Parish Office will be closed for business on

November 10th, in honor of Veterans Day.

Mass will be celebrated at the regularly scheduled time, 8AM

How do you know what hymns to use on a weekly basis? The lastest question comes from Joe Pawlak: How do you know what hymns to use on a weekly basis? In our last installment, I provided an “immediate” sort of response based on the outer layer of the subject – a prac-tical checklist for selecting music during the various pro-cessions of the Mass. Today, I present a number of ques-tions to help you think in new directions. I hope to ex-pand your knowledge and provide alternative views to what is unknowingly unquestioned. The subject of hym-nody is wide and deep. I will answer these questions over future installments of the Music Mailbag.

Questions What is a hymn? What are the characteristics of hymns? What is the purpose of a hymn? In what circumstances are hymns used? Is the whole Mass a “macro hymn”? In other words, is the Mass one large hymn composed of many shorter hymns? How is a hymn constructed? Can a hymn be silent? Can a hymn be recited aloud without singing? Is a psalm a hymn? Is a spiritual song a hymn? Is a biblical canticle a hymn? Is a hymn a poem? Are hymns characterized by one type of musical style? Are they characterized by a certain group of styles? What does the church teach about all this?

Let me know what you think! I’d be happy to hear from you J

Please contact me at pbergin@stmichaelnj.com or 732-

222-8080 if you have thoughts or questions about this or

anything else related to Sacred Music.

PATHWAY TO HEAL When you are alone:

It's important to learn to make large or small decisions

alone. There is no one to bounce your ideas off of, no one

to banter back and forth over the pros and cons. There

is only yourself to weigh the consequences of the deci-

sions.

"Is this good for me?... Is this what I really want?... Is this

what I need?...Does this direction feel right for me?...or

am I succumbing to the control and influence that I some-

times allow others to have over me."

You need to learn that you are totally in charge, the Cap-

tain of Your Ship. Believe in yourself, trust that you will

have the wisdom and the guidance from God to know

which way to go. Do not over think and do not second

guess yourself.

Please Join Us, All Are Welcomed. Our next meeting is

Thursday, October 26th at 7:00PM

(Every second and fourth Thursdays)

St. Michael's Living Room

6 West End Court. WEST END, NJ Please contact the Rectory if you need immediate assistance.

The Commemoration Of All The Faithful Departed (All Souls’ Day)

Thursday, November 2, 2017

The Commemoration of All the Faithful

Departed (All Souls’ Day) was celebrated by

the Church throughout the world on No-

vember 2. We at St. Michael’s prayed for

our departed family members and friends

and for all the souls known only to God dur-

ing a Candlelight Mass and Musical Prelude.

Votive candles were lighted by family mem-

bers to symbolize our prayers — with Light!

— for those who have died during the past

year. The fundamental idea of All Souls’

Day is the acknowledgment of human frail-

ty. We are all sinners. The Church’s doc-

trine teaches that the prayers of the living

can aid the deceased and speed their pro-

cess of purification. These prayers are acts

of faith, hope, and charity.

Eternal rest grant unto them O Lord. And

let perpetual light shine upon them. May

they rest in peace.

Margaret M. Aiello Paul A. Kapalko Joseph Rocco Agresto Stephanie Stefanski

Richard J. Salmon Anthony J. Micale Mary Buffalino Joseph DeMarinis

Ronald J. Brandmayer Libbie Mowat Minnie D. Mancini Rita Gross Beatrice G. Alberti Elsa Lake Caroline DeRosa Barbara DeSantis

Ignatius A. Napoli Joseph Di Maggio Kathleen Kiernan

Jamison Ambrosina Rossi Peter C. Clemente Igino Iadanza

David Richard Dorgan Rosina Coco Carmella Augusto Lucille Bellavia

Carmella Augusto Lucille Bellavia Louis A. Horvath, Jr. Ann N. Queenan

Joseph Schiavone Jason Edward Appio Regina Hansen Eva Charlotte Polly Brian L. Rogers Marianne Kiss

Marguerite Chirumbolo Pauline Greca Anthony Maisto Jim Roper Jean M. Van Pelt Joseph J. Meehan

Evelyn L. Hennum Kathleen Fitzgerald Ann M. Scofi Anthony Cerra

Virginia Amato Joan M. Buell Lola G. Polo Patella Theresa Miragliotta

Joao Bagagem Julia Rose Bowman Connie Buckley

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Children’s Christmas Choir

St. Michael’s Children’s Christmas Choir will be singing at the 4PM Christmas Eve Family

Vigil Mass under the direction of Music Director Paul Bergin and Choir Director Alicia Bro-

zovich. The choir is open to all children of the parish in grades 2nd through 6th. Rehearsals

will take place on Sundays from 11:15AM - 12:15PM at the Deal School immediately follow-

ing CCD classes. The deadline to sign-up and participate has been extended to this

Sunday, November 5. The children of the choir will be taught music instruction in

addition to choral singing. All children of families registered in the parish are wel-

come, no audition is required. If interested please fill out the form below and bring

it to the next rehearsal on Sunday, November 5.If you have any questions please

contact Paul Bergin at pbergin@stmichaelnj.com or 732-222-8080.

Rehearsal Dates: November 5th, 12th and 19th. December 3rd, 10th and 17th.

I give permission for my son/daughter ________________________________ to attend rehearsals

and Mass for St. Michael’s Children’s Christmas Choir. I understand the time commitment of this

ensemble.

Parent/ Guardian please sign here _____________________________________

Student Name:____________________________________ Grade:____________

Parent/Guardian Contact Information:

Phone :_____________________________

Email: ___________________________________________

Welcome to St. Michael’s Children’s Christmas Choir

Saint Michael’s

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