CHURCH OF SAINT MARY 91 HOME AVENUE RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEY 07070

OUR SACRAMENTAL LIFE

Eucharist (Obligation Masses) Saturday .................................................. 5:00 pm (Sunday obligation) Sunday ....................................... 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 am & 12:00 noon

Weekdays Monday, Wednesday, Friday ................................................. 7:00 am Tuesday & Thursday ................................................................... 8:30 am

Holy Days ............................................................As listed in the bulletin

Reconciliation (Confession) Saturday ..................... 4:00 pm or by calling for an appointment

BAPTISM: Parents are required to attend the parish Baptism Class and provide the godparent’s sponsorship letters BEFORE the baptism date can be set. Call the Parish Office at 201-438-2200 for class dates and godparent handbook.

MARRIAGE: According to the N.J. Common Policy couples must register at least ONE YEAR in advance.

ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Please contact the Parish Office.

HOLY ORDERS: Contact the Vocation Office at 973-497-4365.

Rev. Michael J. Kreder ............................... Pastor

Rev. Michael E. Gubernat ...................................... Parochial Vicar

James J. Guida ............................................................................... Deacon

Michael E. Matthews ................................................................ Deacon

Roy Corso ....................................... St. Mary High School Principal

Elaine A. Coltre ............ The Academy at Saint Mary Principal

Betty Hatler .......................................... Parish Catechetical Leader

Mary E. Lanni ........................................................... RCIA Coordinator

Larry Boland ........................................... Confirmation Coordinator

Gerard DeMan ........................................ Director of Sacred Music

Linda Verdino & Kevin McLean ......................................... Trustees

David Valente .......................... Finance Committee Chairperson

Deborah Moran ...................................... Administrative Secretary

Tom and Kathie Clare ....................... Stewardship Chairpersons

PARISH DIRECTORY

Parish Office .......... 201-438-2200 Fax.......... 201-438-1098

Web..................................................... www.stmaryrutherford.org

E-mail .....................................................................rcansmr@aol.com

St. Mary High School .............................................. 201-933-5220

The Academy at Saint Mary ............................... 201-933-8410

Catholic Community Services ............................ 201-440-7077

Religious Formation ................................................ 201-438-2476

We are called to form the Christian Community of Saint Mary Roman Catholic Church; we are protected by our

Blessed Mother in whose patronage our parish has been placed under her title “Our Lady of the Rosary.”

“Recapture the Dream”

A Dream Come True!

Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time

September 1, 2013

From the Pastor September 1, 2013

22nd

Sunday in Ordinary Time

For the Sanctification of Human Labor

Orations for Labor Day: September 2

In this ‘Year of Faith’ I’m explaining some

revised Roman Missal orations that are not

on a Sunday. May our

reflections on these

theologically rich, deep, beautiful Mass orations, gleaned from the book Essential Presidential Prayers and Texts, help us grow in FAITH! Since this is the

first Labor Day since the Church added the words,

“with “blessed Joseph, her Spouse,” to all the Eucharistic Prayers, I thought I’d highlight Saint

Joseph’s other role as patron of all workers.

For the Sanctification of Human Labor - Collect

O God, Creator of all things, who have commanded the human race to bear the burden of labor, grant that the work we are beginning

may bring progress in this life and, by your favor, advance the spread of the Kingdom of Christ.

Work: a Blessing or a Curse? Some say the need to ‘work for a living’ is a curse since God told Adam as He expelled our sinful first parents from the Garden of Eden: “Cursed is the ground because of you! In toil you shall eat its yield all the days of your life. Thorns and thistles it shall bear for you, and you shall eat the grass of the field. By the sweat of your brow you shall eat bread, until you return to the ground, from which you were taken; for you are dust, and to dust you shall return.” {Genesis 3:17b-19] However, Christians must see all things, even the need to ‘get a job’ through the prism of Jesus Christ!

By becoming a human person who lived within a human family, as the foster son of a carpenter, whose ‘business’ He took over, Jesus restored every aspect of human life, even human labor, to its original divine plan! The Collect on Labor Day reminds us that God did not make us to be simply ‘takers’ or ‘receivers,’ but also ‘givers’ or doers!’ As the Catholic Catechism [#307] states: we are co-creators with God, freely sharing in the work of bringing His creation to completion!

Sanctification of Human Labor – Prayer over the Offerings

O God, who in the offerings presented here nourish the human race with food

and renew it with your Sacrament, grant, we pray, that the sustenance they provide

may not fail us in body or in spirit,

Body & Spirit. Catholic Social Teaching was ‘born,’ if you will, after Holy Mother Church endured centuries of intense ‘labor pains.’ [Puns intended!] In 1891, Pope Leo XIII issued his historic encyclical, ‘Rerum Novarum,’ which addressed the rights and duties of employers and employees: in short: a just wage for a just day’s work. Since we are both body and soul, the Church must address both temporal and spiritual matters. And she has consistently taught that business and labor must simultaneously work toward two goals: earth and heaven, the here-and-now and eternity,

The Church also insists that all dealings between employers and employees be: ethical and moral; rooted in honesty; geared toward the common good, not selfish desires; safeguarded by accountability and personal responsibility. Does not the dismal failure of communism, the pain caused by unbridled capitalism, and the on-going world economic meltdown prove Holy Mother Church correct? No wonder this Labor Day oration asks for heavenly help in dealing with earthly matters!

Sanctification of Human Labor – Prayer After Communion

Having been made partakers of this table of unity and charity, we beseech your mercy, Lord,

that through the work you have given us to do we may sustain our life on earth

and trustingly build up your Kingdom.

Two Goals: Earth and Heaven. Again, the Church’s view of our purpose is to ‘sustain our life [and everyone else’s life] on earth’ and to ‘build up {God’s] Kingdom.’ Each time we are guests at the Lord’s Table, we are commissioned to be a sign of, and to work for, ‘unity and charity.’ What does this mean?

First, we must discern what it is God has called us to be and to do, which we come to know by prayer and by putting into action whatever traits and talents with which we believe God has gifted us. Then we work together, as one family, with the strength God gives us through

the Sacraments, to gradually bring His creation to its fulfillment in Christ! Are you doing the work God has in mind for you?

With God’s love and my prayers,

Reverend Michael J. Kreder

Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time

SEPTEMBER 1, 2013

SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 2013

5:00 p.m. Louis Laurenzo

Robert Drake

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2013

7:30 a.m. Karen Parry

9:00 a.m. Estelle Reid

Elizabeth Novelli

10:30 a.m. Gary Kelly

Peter Merli - 1 Anniversaryst

12:00 noon Elizabeth and Frank Ryan

LABOR DAY

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2013

8:30 a.m. Sophie Alfonso

12:00 noon Prayer Service - CANCELED

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2013

8:30 a.m. Stephen R. Serafin

Lucille A. Giannuzzi

12:00 noon Prayer Service

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2013

7:00 a.m. Stephen R. Serafin

12:00 noon Prayer Service

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2013

7:00 a.m. Walter Marlowe

12:00 noon Prayer Service

FIRST FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2013

7:00 a.m. Anna Feneck

12:00 noon Prayer Service

FIRST SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2013

5:00 p.m. Josephine Costa

Reynaldo H. Rojas

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2013

7:30 a.m. Milica Sartori

9:00 a.m. Edward Daly Dowd

10:30 a.m. Albert Kasper

12:00 noon Flora and Virgil Arena

Maurice Barry

SATURDAY MORNING 8:30 MASS

WILL RESUME ON

SEPTEMBER 14 . TH

PLEASE CALL THE PARISH OFFICE

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO RESERVE A DATE

Next Sunday’s Scripture Readings

TWENTY THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

Wis 9:13-18b

Ps 90:3-4, 5-6, 12-13, 14-17

Phmn 9-10, 12-17

Lk 14:25-33

SANCTUARY OFFERINGSThe SANCTUARY LAMP which burns near the

Tabernacle in Church, the reminder of the Lord's Presence

in the Most Holy Eucharist will burn in memory of

CLARITA V. BAUTISTA. Requested Irma Surie.

The ALTAR BREADS which will become the Body of

our Lord Jesus Christ at the Masses celebrated in Church

during the week will be offered for CHRISTOPHER

COLEMAN AS HE CELEBRATES HIS 11 BIRTHDAY. TH

Requested by Suzanne Noyes.

The ALTAR WINE which will become the Blood of our

Lord Jesus Christ as the Masses celebrated in Church

during the week will be offered for ALL AUTISTIC

INDIVIDUALS - OPEN HEARTS - OPEN MINDS - OPEN

DOORS. Requested by Larry and Liz Forte.

The FLOWERS which will adorn the Sanctuary and

Worship Space of Church during the week will be offered

for the HAPPY AND HEALTHY RETIREMENT OF CAROL

AND ROBERT MELNICK. Requested by Maria Melnick.

Please keep Clarita, Christopher, All AutisticIndividuals, Carl, Robert and their families in your prayers.

2013 & 2014 Sanctuary Offerings are available through theParish Office located in the

lower level of the ChurchCelebrate the Birth - Baptism - Graduation - Wedding -

Anniversary of someone you love OR remember those in theMilitary - those who are deceased through these offerings!

PRAY FOR OUR SICK

PRAY in the name of JESUS, the healer, that the SICK of

SAINT MARY PARISH may be restored to HEALTH and all

those who ASSIST and CARE for the sick will be given the

STRENGTH to continue GOD’S good WILL:

Thomas Barrows, Marge Curtin, Gilda Danza,

Carole Danza, Joselito DeLeon,

Domingo Dela Cruz, Baby Jack Campbell Gifkins,

Connie Mehos, Steven Monahan and Peter Najawko

Please call the parish office to have someone who is

ill added to the current list.

PRAYERS FOR THE DECEASED

Although we mention ONLY the names of those who were buried

from Saint Mary Church from the pulpit during Sunday Mass, we

do pray for all who have gone before us in death during our

Universal Prayer. Please remember also in your prayers:

Maryanne "Mae" (Drabik) Zaorski

mother to Dr. Kenneth P. Zaorski D.M.D., P.A

“Blessed are those who have died in the Lord; let them rest

from their labors for their good deeds go with them.”

[Revelation 14:13]

WHY ST. MARY CHILDREN’S CHOIR?By Andrea Covais

It’s that time of year again and children’scalendars are filling up with a host of activitiesfor the school year. Is it really possible to add

one more thing to the list? Children’s Choir is one of themost wonderful additions to any schedule and does notinvolve a huge time commitment. We meet for an houra week (Fridays from 4:30 to 5:30pm in church) forrehearsal and sing on Sundays at the 10:30am Mass aswell as special occasions such as Christmas Eve, EasterSunday, and other Holy days. But what makes Children’sChoir special? First, children are given the opportunity tomake new friends, learn positive social andcommunication skills, learn the benefits of volunteering,build self confidence, and share their musical talents inan enjoyable environment. The choir performs concertsthroughout the year and children are given theopportunity to sing at the Basilica of the Sacred Heart inNewark, a fun and inspiring experience for all involved.Second, the children are actively engaged in the liturgy,not passive participants of the congregation, but fullparticipants in the Mass each week. This encourages agreater understanding and love for the Mass. Finally, Iam often asked why a child should join our church choirif they are already in a chorus at school. Children’s Choiris the one place children learn not only about music butalso about their faith at the same time. Music is thevessel with which they learn about God’s manymysteries and lessons and this you will not findanywhere else. What a great way to enhance a child’slove for the Lord while making memories that will last alifetime! Please email me at andrea.covais@gmail.comfor more information. Membership is open for childrenin grades 2 through 8.

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We are looking to move an ORGAN

from a garage in town to the ParishCenter. We have the man - power,we NEED a TRAILER to do so. If youcan help us, please call the office -(201) 438-2200! Thank you!

BE VIGILANT!!!There recently has been an increase of CRIME in Rutherfordand North Arlington. We strongly urge all of our parishionersno matter where they live to LOCK THEIR HOMES,GARAGES and CARS and REMAIN VIGILANT, look out fortheir neighbors and report any suspicious activity to the policedepartment.

SCOUTS

The annual Rutherford town wide fall registration for all newCub Scouts and Boy Scouts will be held on Thursday, September12, 2013, between 6:30PM and 8:00PM. Registration will beheld in the Rutherford Borough Hall-Council Chambers, 176Park Avenue, Floor 2, Rutherford, NJ. Cub Scouting is open toall boys entering grades 1 through 5. Pack meeting are normallyheld on the third Friday evening of each month. Additional Packoutings are held every month. Boy Scouting is open to all boysentering grades 6 through 12. Troop meeting are normally heldevery Tuesday evening. Additional Troop outings are held everymonth. There is no Rutherford residency requirement. Rutherford’s only Cub Scout Pack is sponsored by the Church ofSaint Mary. Rutherford’s only Boy Scout Troop is sponsored bythe Brotherhood of Saint John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church. For further information, please call Walter Carroll at 201-935-4069.

TWENTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIMEFirst Reading: Sirach 3:17-18, 20, 28-29Those who are humble will find favor with God. Everyoneshould realize that there is much we can learn from eachother. Even the most knowledgeable people need to behumble enough to know that they can still learn from others.Second Reading: Hebrews 12:18-19, 22-24aThe Hebrews are informed that they are not approaching anuntouchable mountain etched with gloom and fear. Rather,they have neared "the city of the living God, Jerusalem." TheHebrews have approached a joyful gathering of angels, Godour judge, and Jesus, who brought us a new covenant.Gospel: Luke 14:1, 7-14Jesus went to share a meal with one of the leading Phariseeswhen he noticed other guests competing for places of honorat the table. He warned that a guest who takes the place ofhonor may be asked to move to the lowest place. Yet a guestwho takes the lowest place is honored when a betterposition is offered by their host. He then added, "He whohumbles himself will be exalted."

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PRAY FOR OUR MILITARY

\ \ \ \DREW NAPOLI

1LT. DANIELLE REID

PAUL FEDORISIN

2LT. BRENDAN CAHILL

SACRAMENTAL MANDATORY

PARENT MEETING

"First Eucharist - 2nd Graders"Parents of all children who will be enrolled in our

Sacramental Program for this year’s FIRST EUCHARIST areasked to attend a Mandatory "Parent Only" Meeting at

1:00 or 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, October 1 st

Join us in the Parish Center for information regarding FirstEucharist. Parents must attend this meeting in order that theirchild be enrolled in the Program.

Please stop by the Parish Office to register for ReligiousFormation and be included in these sessions IF you have notalready done so. Many of our Second Grade Students who werein our First Grade Religious Formation Program from 2012-2013 have not yet registered for September's program -SUNDAY or WEDNESDAY. We are currently preparing for ourSacramental Program and want EVERYONE to have theOPPORTUNITY to participate.

RELIGIOUS FORMATION PROGRAMbegins

Sunday, September 8, 20139:00 - 10:15am

andWednesday, September 11, 2013

3:30 - 4:45pmClasses are held in

The Academy at Saint Mary(There will be no mailings -

please spread the news!)Questions?

Please email Betty HatlerBahatler@gmail.com

Religious Formation Catechists Needed!

We are in need of CATECHISTS for our Religious FormationProgram - especially 3 , 5 and 6 for Wednesday and thoserd th th

willing to tutor on Sunday morning. We realize how busy thePEOPLE in our WORLD are but can YOU FIND some time for us? The only way we can accommodate days requested by thefamilies of our Religious Formation Children is to have morevolunteer catechists willing to help. If you are willing tovolunteer your time as a teacher, please call Betty Hatler at [201]438-2476 - ext. 140 or email Betty at bahatler@gmail.com

Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary TimeSunday

Sir 3:17-18, 20, 28-29; Heb 12:18-19, 22-24a; Lk 14:1, 7-14Monday

1 Thes 4:13-18; Lk 4:16-30Tuesday

1 Thes 5:1-6, 9-11; Lk 4:31-37Wednesday

Col 1:1-8; Lk 4:38-44Thursday

Col 1:9-14; Lk 5:1-11First Friday

Col 1:15-20; Lk 5:33-39First Saturday

Col 1:21-23; Lk 6:1-5

CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL

ENTRANCE EXAM

Attention families of 8 grade students wanting to attendth

Catholic High School in fall 2014. The Catholic High Schoolentrance exam (COOP) will be given on November 8, 2013.Students need to register for this exam starting September 1,2013 by going to www.coopexam.org, calling 1-888-921-2667,or visiting a Catholic elementary or high school to obtainregistration materials. If you any have any questions, call 1-888-921-2667 or email support@coopexam.org

RELIGIOUS FORMATION REGISTRATIONIf your child has just completed kindergarten and will be entering1 grade in September - it’s their time to begin classes. st

Download a registration form at www.stmaryrutherford.org. Goto Religious Formation on the left and then 2013-2014registration form on the right. Remember to include your checkand a copy of your child’s baptismal certificate! You mustremember that in order to be in the program, you must be aregistered parishioner too!

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Are you suffering from an abortion experience? Do you feel thatyou can never be forgiven? Rachel's Vineyard(www.rachelsvineyard.org) is a weekend retreat which offershope and healing. The Respect Life Office will be offering aretreat September 13-15, 2013 at the McGuinness Center locatedat St. John the Apostle Parish, 1805 Penbrook Terrace, Linden,NJ 07036. For more information, call the Respect Life Office at973-497-4350. All calls are confidential.

SECOND COLLECTION

To Aid the Church in Central and Eastern Europe

Next weekend, a second collection will go to aid the Church in

Central and Eastern Europe. In this part of the world the Church,

emerging from many years of communist rule, is vigorously

involved in rebuilding the faith of its people. Proceeds will help

provide the resources to grow and nourish the faith in the section

of the world.

RESPECT LIFE!

Every human being, at every stage and condition, is willed and

loved by God. For this reason, every human life is sacred. To

deprive someone of life is a grave wrong and a grave dishonor to

God. Because we are created in the image of God, who is Love,

our identity and our vocation is to love. Pope Benedict has called

this “the key to our entire existence.” ~ USCCB Respect Life Program flyer (2010

WELCOME TO OUR LITTLE ONES,

NEWLY BAPTIZED IN CHRIST!

CLARK DAVID NILAND

son to Katrina (May) and David Niland

MICHAEL JOSEPH NILAND

son to Rong (Rong) and Brian Niland

MIA SERAFINA PROVISIERO

daughter to Amy (Spota) and John Provisiero

SOPHIA CAMILA VENTURA

daughter to Laurrine (Castillo) and Omar Ventura

You have brought your sons and daughters for their

spiritual rebirth in the waters of baptism.

May God’s blessings be upon all of you!

ANNULMENT INFORMATION EVENINGAn Annulment Information Evening is scheduled forWednesday, September 11, 2013, at the ArchdiocesanCenter, 171 Clifton Avenue, Newark, NJ, at 7:30 P.M. Amember of the staff of the Tribunal of the Archdiocese ofNewark will provide basic information aboutannulments; the requirements for annulments and howto begin the process of petitioning for an annulment. There will be an opportunity for questions at the session. Pre-registration is not necessary, but for directions,please call the Archdiocesan Center at (973) 497-4000.

FIRST SATURDAY DEVOTIONSJoin us on Saturday, September 7th for our Devotions to OurLady of Fatima. Procession and Rosary begins at 8:00 a.m. Allare welcome!

ETERNAL REST GRANT UNTO THEM O LORD:

Please pray for our departed parishioners who died during themonth of August:

ZACHARY SMOTER

son to Andrew and Lisa Smoter

Anna Teresa McQuillan

grandmother to Kelly McEwen

John J. Boyle

husband to Marie

Robert A. Smith

husband to Kathleen

Joseph James Bilis

son to Alice

Sharon M. Lawler

daughter to Geraldine

Megan Macaluso

daughter to Mark and Maryann

Laura E. Brown

sister to John McNamara

Allan V. Tulp

father to Allan and Thomas

Jeanette L. Mitchell

mother to Carolyn

Richard Williams

brother to Betty Teresavage

Audrey Cuccinelli

mother to Dennis, Steven, Paul and Barbara

“Amen, I say to you, today you will be with me in Paradise”

Luke 23:33, 39-43

ROSARY ALTAR SOCIETYThe monthly meeting will be held on the second Monday,September 9th. This meeting will be the POT LUCK DINNER

which begins at 6:00 in the Parish Center beneath the church.

BEREAVEMENT GROUP

Has the loss of a loved one left you depressed, fearful, anxiousor lonely? Perhaps you can find help through sharing yourfeelings in the Bereavement Support Group at the Church ofSaint Mary. The first session will be held on Thursday, October10 through Thursday, November 14th from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m.th th

in the Parish Center. Calling [201] 438-2200 for reservations.

RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTSAnyone interested in becoming a fully initiated Roman Catholic- one who has received Baptism, Confirmation and FirstEucharist - the RCIA is for you! The RCIA is ideally for non-baptized [Jews, Moslems, Hindus, the unchurched] and forbaptized Protestants who wish to become Catholic. It is alsofor adult Catholics who never received First Eucharist and/orConfirmation. Please share this invite with anyone who mightbe interested. Speak to a priest, deacon or call Mary Lanni -[201] 933-1056 for further information.

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