ST.ANTHONY’SPARISHCOMMUNITY 276DiamondBridgeAvenueHawthorne,NewJersey07506

Rev. Msgr. Raymond J. Kupke, Ph.D. ................................ Pastor Rev. Roberto Amador ............................................. Parochial Vicar Rev. Msgr. Elso C. Introini ................................. Pastor-Emeritus Mr. Anthony Bernardine ...........................................................Deacon Mr. Gerald Fadlalla ..................................................................... Deacon Mr. Richard Brudzynski ………………. Deacon (Retired) Sr. Emy De Filippi, F.M.A. .................................School Principal Sr. Betty Ann Martinez, F.M.A. ...................... Rel. Ed. Director

Sunday Liturgies Saturday ............................................................................... 5:30 p.m. Sunday ................. 7:00, 8:30, 10:00 a.m. & 12 noon, 6pm Weekdays Monday - Saturday ........................................................ 7:30 a.m. Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday ................................................................ 4:30 - 5:15 p.m.

Ms. Karen Monda ............................... Confirmation Coordinator Ms. Mary Christine Woolley …….Confirmation Assistant Mr. Michael Riedel ..................................................... Music Director Mr. Jerry Pecoraro ........................................................Youth Minister Mrs. Diane Brown ..................................................... Parish Secretary Ms. Mary Ann Martone ………………….. Parish Secretary Mrs. Cathy Clyne ............................................. Finance Department Mr. William Chaky ……………..Maintenance Supervisor Mr. Eugene Morabito .................................................................. Trustee Mrs. Barbara Homler .................................................................. Trustee

Phone 973-427-1478

Fax 973-427-4826

Web www.stanthony-hawthorne.org

School 973-423-1818

Religious Education 973-427-7873

Divine Mercy Holy Hour for Vocations Every first Friday following the 7:30 a.m. Eucharist Anointing of the Sick Please call the rectory for a priest to anoint anyone who is seriously ill. Baptism are held on Sundays of each month at 1:30pm.

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Pray for the Sick of Our Parish The following names have been placed on our altar. Please remember in your prayers: Nick Ambrose, Marie B., Deacon Anthony Bernardine, Steven Nicholas Brudzynski, Nancy Brady, Guy Del Corso, Lucy De Muro, Lou A. Dovidio, Christopher Eccles, William English, Mary Funcheon, Anthony Gennarelli, Charles & Iris Getzoff, Jean Gilsinan, Edwin Gonzalez, Mae Grant, Fred Guarino, Julia Hill, Bishop Irwin of Boston, Mary Izzo, Anne Marie Haas, Nunzio Leo, Susan Lo Heack, Rosemary Jacovelli, Anthony La Cateana, Marie Longo, Michael Lucas, Bobby Maggio Jr., Frankie Maggio, Frank Martone, Monica McDonale Payton Merlino, Julieann Morabito, Evelyn Neri, Ella Jane Pannacciulli, Rita Paretti, Grace Marie Piepoli, Diana Perrine, Dawn Perrine, Ralph Petrucci, Kiera Quinn, Louis Recchione, Thomas Reid, Baby Michael Reeves, Charlie Richardson, Jimmy Soder Jr., John Tidona, Maria Torres, Paul Villano, Donna Walesiewicz, Joey Woods, Francis Wrenn, Marie Zigarelli,

UPDATING OUR SICK LIST - All names appearing on our parish list are for those needing prayers for healing. Please contact the rectory to add a name.

The Sanctuary Lamp honor ing the Euchar istic Presence of our Lord in the Tabernacle, is burning this week for Terry Crane Bread & Wine– In memory of Helen Johns Next Weeks Masses Sunday, January 24, 2016 7:00 AM People of the Parish Lawrence Rudesyle 8:30 AM Maurice J. Conley III Vincent Battista Florence Lembo Angelo Maritato 10:00 AM Gordon Knepper (1st Anniversary) Domenico Esposito Theodore Stefaniszyn John Agnello 12:00 PM Rita Blanco Joseph Ozzolina Thomas Newman Al Leone 6:00 PM Raffaele Maritato Tino Graziano Marcus Ruta (5th Anniversary)

Stewardship of Our Treasure 01/10/16 Regular Sunday Envelopes $ 10,695.35 Electronic Giving 1,003.00 Total $ 11,678.00 Next Week Second Collection-

Sunday, January 17, 2016 MASS intentions

Saturday, January 16, 2016 5:30 PM Vickie Peene (1st Anniversary) Nick Scortino Theresa Soltis Gaetana & Frank Santo Sunday, January 17, 2016 7:00 AM People of the Parish George C. Rough Sr Josephine Sausa 8:30 AM Giuseppe Zinglohe Vicki Peene Carmela & Frank Petrucelli Audrey Luttman 10:00 AM Wayne Hale Maury Conley Harry Gordon John Agnello 12:00 PM Mario Ferrara Tom Newman Domenica Soranno Alba Barone 6:00 PM Thomas Newman Domenico Esposito Umberto Iacovo Ruth DeNegri Monday, January 18, 2016 7:30 AM Vickie Peene William Missonellie Tuesday, January 19, 2016 7:30 AM Bernadette Duffy Terry Crane (2nd Anniversary) Wednesday, January 20, 2016 7:30 AM Leo Brady Tina Kenning Anthony & Bernadine Canale Thursday, January 21, 2016 7:30AM Albert Aboyoun Matthew Murphy Friday, January 22, 2016 7:30 AM David Naelon Saturday, January 23, 2016 7:30 AM Margaret H. Dunn Raymond Carolan Carmela Leone Cianni 5:30 PM Rainey & Harte Families Paul A. Elwood Leon Hanclich Christina Josette Marie Zisa

The Rectory will be closed on Monday in observance of Martin Luther King we will re-open on Tuesday at 9AM.

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• This Friday, January 22 is the annual Rally and March for Life in Washington, D.C. as well as in many other cities around the country, including a rally on the steps of our own state capital of Trenton beginning at 1 :00 P.M. The morning Mass on Friday will be the Votive Mass in Thanksgiving for the Gift of Human Life. I invite all our parishioners to join in prayer that day for the end of abortion in our country, and for the protection of human life at all its stages.

If you want to see a powerful and prayerful display of Catholic liturgy, tune into EWTN for the National Vigil Mass for Life on Thursday evening at 5:30 P.M. The procession usually takes about forty minutes to get all the seminarians, deacons, priests, and bishops present in Washington for the March into the sanctuary.

• What exactly is a holy door? Since the year 1300, popes have announced the celebration of special "holy years" or "jubilee years." Typically these are held every 25 years. Occasionally the pope has called one for a special commemoration. The 1950 Holy Year, called by Pope Pius XII after World War II was the first one that in which Americans participated in significant numbers. In 1983, Pope John Paul II decreed an extraordinary Holy Year to commemorate the 1950th anniversary of the death of Christ on the Cross. The last holy year, in 2000, was billed by Pope John Paul II as the Great Jubilee of the Second Millennium. This year, Pope Francis has decreed an extraordinary Holy Year of Mercy.

During the Holy Year, there are special services held in Rome at the four major basilicas, as well as in other churches and shrines. Various prayer and penitential practices are offered as a way of participating in the Holy Year. Indulgences - the connecting of our prayer and life to the merits of Mary and the Saints - are offered for various holy year practices. One of these is the practice of going to Rome and entering any of the four major basilicas (St. Peter in the Vatican, St. John Lateran, St. Mary Major and St. Paul-outside-the- Walls) through the "holy door."

The holy door is a special entryway in each of the major basilicas that is only opened for the Holy Year. In St. Peter's Basilica, which has five entry doors, the holy door is the one farthest to the right as you enter the basilica. It is literally bricked up at other times, and solemnly opened by the pope at the beginning of the Holy Year. Pope Francis formally opened this door on December 8. During the 1975 opening of the holy door at St. Peter's by Pope Paul VI, some of the brick masonry fell on the pope as he knocked the last bricks away! Now all the masonry is removed by workmen in advance of the formal opening. (I had lunch with Father Geno Sylva on New Year's Day. His office is in charge of the various Holy Year activities. As a souvenir, the head of his office, Archbishop Rino Fisichella, gave each of the staff members one of the bricks from 2000 that were removed this past month in preparation for the opening of the Holy Door. As I was holding the brick, it was, fortunately, a little too large for me to walk off with it; but I had thoughts!) During this year millions of pilgrims will process through that Holy Door and the others in Rome.

The holy door is not merely a superstitious act. Rather the attention given to the holy door helps us to focus on this year as a "portal" or "entryway" to a deeper life of grace in Christ. Princeton University has a special gateway onto campus that traditionally

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• may only be used by graduating seniors; several high schools have a "senior door;" grooms traditionally carry their bride over the threshold of their new home for the first time as a symbol of their entry into a new life. In a similar way, the holy doors of the Holy Year are a symbolic gateway to deeper life in Christ.

Pope Francis, in trying to make this Holy Year of Mercy as open as possible to all Christians, has encouraged every diocese in the world to have a holy door, and has extended the Holy Year indulgence of the Roman holy doors, to every one throughout the world. Pope Francis himself highlighted this extension by opening the Holy Door at the Cathedral of Bangui, Central African Republic, during his pastoral visit there on November 29. Bishop Serratelli has designated two holy doors in our diocese. One is at Saint Margaret's Church in Morristown. The other is at Holy Rosary Church in Passaic. The Holy Rosary door is especially significant because it is the only church in the state where Pope Saint John Paul II celebrated Holy Mass. On the way back from his participation in the 1976 International Eucharistic Congress in Philadelphia, the then Cardinal Wojtyla made a visit to the Polish community in Passaic and celebrated Mass at Holy Rosary on the altar still in use today. Hopefully at some point during this year, we will have the opportunity as a parish to make a pilgrimage to one of these Holy Doors.

• I express the sympathy of the whole parish to Pauline Zdanewicz, one of our office staff, on the recent death of her mother, Hilda .

If all goes as planned, I will be celebrating Holy Mass today with those on our Faith Vacation in Jericho. You will be in my prayers at all the holy places.

God bless you all,

Father Ray

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FAITH FORMATION

If you would like to memorialize a loved one, why not choose a paver in our St. Anthony’s Jubilee Garden. Pavers are still available, (4X8 -$100.00 or 12X12 pavers $500.00 ). For more information contact Mary Ann at the rectory of-fice. (973-427-1478)

Honor Your Loved One

St. Anthony’s Parish Choir: I want to take this opportunity to thank all who work so hard behind the scene in the Music Ministry and made our Christmas Liturgies so beautiful and solemn. First, I must give a heartfelt thank you to YOU - the people of St. Anthony’s - for participating so well in song and pray-er at the Christmas Liturgies. Second, I want to thank the Parish Choir for their hard work the past few months. The choir has finally grown in size and we are now more able to make a joyful noise to the Lord. Both the Ecumenical Lessons and Carols and the Christmas Eve Carol Sing and Mass were testimony to this. Thanks to Choir Members: Lynn Andrade, Cindy Antonucci, Leah Arabia, Michael Arabia, Diana Connolly, Tony DiGiovanni, Lou Glaser, Joe Hall, Paula Hoffman, Pat Lobascio, Alexandra Megalos, Chris Megalos, Vincenza Piepoli, Barbara Ritola, Corinne Schiavo, Charles Stebbins Thanks also to our parish Cantors: Cindy Antonucci, Joe Hall, Barbara Ritola and Tom Charsky for leading us in sung prayer. I also want to thank Mike Lucibello and the Contemporary Choir for their hard work and dedication throughout the year and at the Christmas Eve Mass in the school gym. PARISH ADULT CHOIR REHEARSALS will r esume on Thursday January 21st at 7:30pm in Church. New members are still needed and much welcome. The Choir sings at the 10:00am Mass on Sundays. You DO NOT need to read music or have an operatic voice to be a mem-ber of the choir or to sing. The only requirements are the ability to attend rehearsals regularly and the ability to sing with the choir when they are scheduled. We are looking for Sopranos (high woman’s voice), Altos (low woman’s voice), Tenors (high men’s voice) and Bass’ (low men’s voice). The Choir is open to anyone of high school age and above. Please speak with me for further information or come to the rehearsal on the 21st. Michael Riedel, Music Director and Organist.

SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

First Reading: Isaiah 62:1-5 Isaiah prophesizes that Jerusalem will again be held in high esteem by God. He states that all nations will witness its glory. He compares a groom's joy toward his bride to the joy that God will feel toward Jerusalem.

Second Reading: I Corinthians 12:4-11 Paul discusses the different gifts and talents bestowed upon different individuals. He ex-plains that each individual receives various talents so that everyone can contribute something to society.

Gospel: John 2:1-11 Jesus and Mary attended a wedding where Mary informed Jesus that there was no more wine. At first he said it did not concern him, but then he turned several jugs of water into wine. His disciples were also present, and believed in him more strongly after they witnessed the first sign of glory he revealed to them.

A Special Thank You! From Eva’s Village

Thank you so very much . Christmas was merrier for so many of Eva’s clients due to the very generous donations of clothing, toi-letries and blankets donated by St. Antho-ny’s Parishioners. Your generosity is very much appreciated.

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SOCIAL SERVICES

FROZEN DINNERS FOR PATERSON’S

WORKING POOR

It’s that time again . . . SUPER BOWL SUNDAY is February 7 and in conjunction with that cele-bration and the Father English Community Cen-ter , the Social Services Ministry is hoping you will help provide a nutritious meal for the work-ing poor of Paterson. The ministry will be distributing aluminum pans after all masses on the weekend of FEBRUARY 6-7. You are invited to take one home, prepare a meal in the pan using one of the basic recipes provided or one of your own, label it, then freeze it, and return it to the garage behind the rectory on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13 between 9:00 and 10:00A.M. If you are una-ble to return the pan on February 13, you may drop it off at the rectory during regular busi-ness hours during the week of February 8. It has been a year (last year’s Super Bowl weekend) since our last Frozen Dinners for the Fr. English Center, so the Social Services Min-istry is hoping that you will be as generous as you always have been.

SOCIAL SERVICES MINISTRY MEETING

The first meeting of the new year will be on Tuesday evening, February 2, at 7:30 in the school chap-laincy center. As always, we welcome anyone inter-ested in the outreach work of our ministry to join us.

A SPIRITUAL JOURNEY FOR THE YEAR OF MERCY

Our Sunday Visitor's FREE 365 Days to Mercy app is designed to accompany you on a spiritual journey during the Jubilee Year of Mercy proclaimed by Pope Francis. The official Year of Mercy began Dec. 8, 2015 and runs to Nov. 20, 2016. Daily inspi-ration, stories, and news are in the app. Available in both Apple App Store and Google Play.

OPERATION RICE BOWL TO GET

UNDERWAY SOON Don't look now, but Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent, is less than a month away!! This year it falls on February 10. The annual Catholic Relief Ser-vice's (CRS) Rice Bowl program beginson Ash Wednesday. Itmarks the 41st year of this CRS Len-ten program ofPrayer, Fasting, Learning, and Alms-giving. Through this Lenten program and its good works in almost 100 countriesaround the world, CRS helps to promote an understanding of the human dignity ofall people throughout the world and here in the Paterson Diocese, where 25% of theRice Bowl monies collected are distributed through Catholic Charities to fundemergency assistance programs, especially local food pantries. Rice bowls will be available at all the doors of the church the weekend of February 6 and 7, and we invite you to take one and participate in the program. Additional details will be forthcoming in subsequent bulletins.

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NEED TRANSPORTATION? Seniors and individuals with disabilities needing trans-portation for medical appointments, shopping, etc., can check out the following: Project LINC (sponsored by Catholic Family & Community Services), Wayne-based, 973 831 6588 Access Link (NJ Transit) 1-800-955-2321. Call between the hours of 8:30 am to 5:00 pm Mon. thru Fri. (choose the "not certified Access Link rider" op-tion to speak with an assistant & apply for eligibility) ITNNorth Jersey 201 398 6885. This agency also welcomes volunteer drivers; call or visit www.itnnorthjersey.org for more information on how you can make a difference in someone's life.

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Religious Education

Ministries & Organizations

Prayer Group will meet Monday at7 PM in the chaplaincy center. Thank You!

We're looking for a few good Catholic men. We meet every 1st and 3rd Wednesday at 7:30PM at the St. An-thony’s School Library. If you are interested in joining the Knight's please contact Kevin Duffy at 201-956-3272. The Knights of Columbus, and the Holy Name Society are two long-time organizations for men in our parish. Both groups are in need of rejuvenation. Both groups have long played an active role in many aspects of the life of our parish, often providing muscle and money for many different projects of outreach efforts. But in order to continue to participate at that level, they need the energy and the talents of a new generation of Catholic men. The history of the Knights of Columbus, has been a long and glorious chapter in the life of the American Church and the Universal Church.

Confirmation PROGRAM

Golden Horizon

Prayer Praise & Healing The Holy Name Society

Knights of Columbus

Rosary society

St. Anthony catholic Men's Group

Next Meeting March 8th, we will be showing latest DVD From Rev. John Catoir. Any questions call Cathy Miller-973-238-9304. Meanwhile, keep warm and save your pennies...

The next meeting of St. Anthony's Golden Horizon Club will be held on Friday, January 22nd at 1:15pm in the school cafeteria. We are taking sign-ups for our Pizza Party for paid members. on Friday, February 19th. For information on activities and trips call Mary at 201-445-2633. For information on membership and meetings, call Margaret

The next Holy Name Society meeting is February 14, 2015. Join us at the front pews at 8AM to pray the rosary together, then af-ter the 8:30 Mass if you have time join us for the coffee and buns and discuss any ideas that you may like to share.

Any questions For Religious Educa-tion call 973 427-1478. Diane Registration is Closed.

Any questions For Religious Educa-tion call 973 427-1478. Diane . Registration is Closed.

The Saint Anthony's Catholic Men's Group will gather on Tuesday, January 19 at 7:30 PM in the basement of the Rectory. (Enter at the back door.)

couraged to attend. Ours is a friendly and

and sharing in the faith. Bring a friend and

All interested guys are welcome and en-couraged to attend. Ours is a friendly and spontaneous atmosphere of camaraderie and sharing in the faith. Bring a friend and make some new ones! Light refreshments will be served.

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January 2016 Dear Parishioners, January is a very busy month for our school for many reasons, one of which is Catholic Schools Week! Catholic Schools Week opens on January 31st which also happens to be the feast of St. John Bosco. St. John Bosco founded the Salesian Priests, Brothers, and Sisters. He dedicated his entire life, until his last breath, for the education of youth! St. Anthony School is a Salesian, Catho-lic School and we continue the work of education according to the spirit of St. John Bosco. This year’s National Catholic Schools Week theme is “Catholic Schools: Communities of Faith, Knowledge and Service.” The theme focuses on key components of Catholic education: faith development, academic excellence and dedication to service. These elements set Catholic schools apart from other educational options.

This is a great time to see what is going on in our parish school. We will begin the week on Sunday, January 31 at the 8:30 am Mass followed by a “Stem in Action” Open House from 10:00-11:30. The students will be showcasing the amazing work they do in their classrooms, especially their current STEM research. On Thursday, we will be honoring the members of the parish’s organizations with breakfast after the 7:30 AM Mass.

Catholic Schools Week gives us the opportunity to share our gifts with those who may be thinking about Catholic education for their children, as well as you, our parish family. Gratefully yours, Sister Emy DeFilippi, FMA Principal

In appreciation to our Parish organizations, St. Anthony School cordially

invites members to a “THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE”

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Adult Catechumenate 973-427-7873 Advisory Committee Mike Firrincili 973-427-0800 A.A. Meets Mondays - 7:00 PM in School Altar Servers Fr. Roberto Amador 973-427-1478 Art & Environment Com. Frank Abate 973-423-2440 Preparation for the Sacrament of Baptism Deacon Anthony Bernardine Mary Ann Martone 973-427-1478 Children’s Liturgy Dana Hampson 973-427-2439 Catholic Men’s Group Jim Jekonski 973-219-8564 Communion Ministers Jamie Blanchard 973-454-3123 Golden Horizon Club Margaret Elwood 973-427-9120 Holy Name Society Peter Ramos Hospitality Committee Knights of Columbus Stephen Fitzsimmons 973-423-3613 Lectors Tom Hoffman 201-493-7971 Liturgy Committee Karen Monda 973-427-4197 Music Ministry Michael Riedel 973-696-7225 Prayer & Healing Carolyn Gerrish 973-304-1498 Pre-Cana Tina & Bill Martin 201-314-2698 Deacon Tony 973-427-1478 Rosary Society Cathy Miller 973-238-9304 Scouting Stephen Fitzsimmons 973-423-3613 Social Services Deacon Gerald Fadlalla 973-427-1478 Special Friends of St. Anthony Betty Baliman 973-427-7588 St. Anthony’s Feast Frank Rambala 973-238-0579 Joseph Silvestri 973-423-9515 Joseph Wojtecki 973-427-1121 Joan Elia 973-238-0780 Frank DeLuccia 201-317-2173 St. Vincent De Paul Society Ken Silvestri 973-427-6299 Ushers Michael Zakur 973-427-2599 Women’s Cornerstone Madeleine Carlson 201-575-5052 Kellyanne Morrissey Youth Ministry Jerry Pecoraro 201-452-6698

Mark Your Calendar

Our parish Upcoming Meetings & Events St. Anthony’s TASC Youth Group Upcoming Meetings & Events at a Glance January 24 – Youth Group meeting - 7:00pm (St. Anthony’s Youth Center) January 29-31 – Annual Youth Group Retreat February 5-7 –SEARCH 115 weekend TASC Youth Group combines fun, faith, and friends, usual-ly with a little food added to keep our engines going! It’s is a place for teens to get together in a relaxed and social atmos-phere to have fun and explore their faith in a positive envi-ronment. All high school-aged teenagers are invited to join us in the Don Bosco Youth Center in St. Anthony’s School biweekly on Sunday evenings from 7-9pm. Please contact Jerry Pecoraro with any questions. Retreat – January 29 - 31, 2016 Attention High School students: Every year our youth group teens take time out of their busy lives to devote one weekend entirely to Christ. Our retreat is a wonderful time to grow closer to God and each other through talks, games, movies, music and so much more! This powerful program aims to shock our physical, emotional, and spiritual lives towards more faithful purposes. Our retreat is one of the most memo-rable events of the whole year! Permission slips are availa-ble. Please contact Jerry with any questions or for additional details and permission slips at tascyouthgroup@gmail.com. SEARCH 115 – February 5 – 7, 2016 Attention High School Juniors and Seniors: Over the week-end of February 5-7, juniors and seniors from parishes across the diocese have the opportunity to see how they can be examples of faith in their home, school and parish in a once-in-a-lifetime weekend retreat experience. Over the weekend the teenagers each have the chance to grow closer to God and become more grounded in their faith. This week-end promises to be one you will never forget. Please contact Jerry with any questions or for additional details and permis-sion slips at tascyouthgroup@gmail.com.

Organiza ons & Ministries St. Anthony’s TASC Youth Group

A Season of Giving

In this season of gi giving to family friends and those less fortunate, we hope you will also consider your gi to St Anthony Church. It is through the dona ons of every individual and family in the congrega on that we are able to carry on our work. You can use our electron-ic giving op on for both regular offerings and one- me gi s. To help us achieve a more consistent level of funding, we encourage you to use electronic giving for your regular offerings. Please complete the electronic giving Authoriza on Form (found in the bulle n) and return it to the rectory, or contact Donna Mallory for more details, 973-427-1478.

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