From the Pastors Desk - Fifth Sunday of Lent A time to be forgiven.

Jesus’ parable of the prodigal son and the loving father presents the true face of God, who with open arms deals with sinners with tenderness and compassion. The parable manifests the infi-nite love of God who enfolds in a close embrace the son who has been found. The path to return home is the path of hope and new life. God always expects us to resume our journey, awaiting us with patience, seeing us when we are still a long way off, running to meet us, embracing us, kissing us, forgiving us. That is how God our Father is. God’s forgiveness cancels the past and regenerates us in love. When God embraces us, God forgives us and for-gets the past. When we convert and let ourselves be reencountered by God, reproach and sternness do not await us, because God saves and welcomes us home again with joy and pre-pares a feast. This fills us with a great hope because there is no sin into which we may have fallen, from which with the grace of God, we cannot rise up again. There is never a person who can’t be recovered. No one is irrecoverable because God never stops wanting our good - even when we sin!

When have I most experienced God’s forgiveness and loving mercy? Read: Luke 15:32. 20 Week Club For the next coming weeks until May 18th, we will be pulling numbers every Saturday of

the winners for the 20 Week Club. 13th winner: #21 Irene Maccagnano. Congratulations and thank you all who participated.

Weekly Collections Weekly Collections Weekly Collections Weekly Collections First Collection $ 10,122.00 Online giving $ 991.00

Attendance 796**Thank you for your generosity !

1. For this past winter, to heat all the buildings in the parish, a total of $45,261.21 was paid.

September 2018 692.16 October 2018 685.88 November 2018 1,512.99 December 2018 6,191.97 January 2019 10,515.62 February 2019 11,561.85 March 2019 9,407.76 __________ Total 40,568.23 Region Energy 1,572.98 1,052.80 2,067.20 ________ Region Total 4,692.98

2. For this past winter, the plowing bills came to a total of $17,900.00

Grand total paid for heating 40,568.23 + 4,692.98 =

REVENUE AND OTHER SUPPORT

Regular collections (includes Online Giving) $ 579,887.55 Christmas Collection $ 39,370.00 Easter Collection $ 27,080.89 Holyday Collections $ 17,730.50 Gifts & Donations $ 17,794.66 Church Society Income $ 9,627.03 (Women's Society, Catholic War Veterans, 2nd Hand Rose

Interest Income $ 76.86 Advertising Income $ 1,299.00 National Collections $ 30,550.50 Project Faith $ 11,288.00 Catholic Publication (Beacon) $ 2,796.00 Religious Education $ 16,400.00

Stipends and Stole Fees $ 35,582.00 Partners In Faith Rebate/Bishop's Annual Appeal $ 19,581.00 Miscellaneous Income $ 14,562.72 Fundraising Income $ 79,009.00 Scholarship Fund $ 22,532.00

TOTAL REVENUE $ 925,167.71

Expenses

Salaries $ 244,579.05 Religious Education $ 13,703.84 Extra Clergy $ 7,275.00 Benefits (pension, medical, workmans comp., unemployment) $ 106,682.71 Deacon Expenses $ 2,100.00

Household Expenses $ 9,536.48 Repairs & Maintenance $ 86,648.33 Extraordinary Expenses $ 10,000.00 Utilities $ 82,947.84 Snow Removal $ 39,035.00 Landscaping $ 12,546.00 Telephone $ 5,728.52

Property & Liability Insurance $ 42,584.31 Vehicle Insurance and Repairs $ 3,607.13 Music $ 2,575.00 Liturgical Expenses $ 6,430.27 Adult Education (Pre-cana) $ 373.39 Charity $ 577.90

Assessment $ 45,773.60 Diocesen National Collections $ 29,270.50 School Tuition Assistance to All Saints Academy $ 106,360.80 High School Tuition Assisstance $ 8,000.00 Church Society Expenses $ 4,001.89 Office Expenses $ 5,482.33 Contracted Services $ 12,407.25

Advertising $ 205.00 Envelopes $ 4,246.50 Electronic Giving Expenses $ 1,975.11 Bingo & Raffle Expenses $ 32,823.84 Miscellaneous $ 34,831.43 TOTAL EXPENSE $ 962,309.02

NET LOSS $ (37,141.31)

REVISED FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR SAINT CHRISTOPHER - YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2018

Saturday, April 6th 8:30 am Dominick Cecere 5:00 pm John Kaddash Deceased Members of the Coari Family Sunday, April 7th 7:00 am Josefine Renn Special Intentions - Joy Sova 8:00 am Allan SanGiocomo Geraldine & Nicholas Cappuccino 9:15 am Millie Cook 10:45 am Phyllis Cargill Dorothy McCarthy 12:15 pm Marie Pachiolo Rose & Anthony Marotte

Monday, April 8th 7:00 am Tony & Martha Candelmo 12:05 pm Connie Walsh

Tuesday, April 9th 7:00 am Mickey Markson 12:05 pm Joseph Maciag, Sr. Isabel Veloso

Wednesday, April 10th 7:00 am Millie Cook 12:05 pm Connie Walsh

Thursday, April 11th 7:00 am John Mola 12:05 pm Connie Walsh

Friday, April 12th 7:00 am Ann Price 12:05 pm Dorothy LaColla

Saturday, April 13th 8:30 am Hedwig Falgowski Stephanie Jarosz 5:00 pm Charlie Asea Thomas Fulco Sunday, April 14th Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord 7:00 am Ann & Gus Raimo 8:00 am Geraldine & Nicholas Cappuccino 9:15 am Frank, Connie & Sam Calabria, Rose & Nicholas DiVincenza, Rita & Mickey D’Ambrosa 10:45 am Maria Prado Guillermina Arita 12:15 pm Peter Marotte Rosa Rios

The Living Flame for the Sanctuary Light will be in memory of: Elisa Raimo Elisa Raimo Elisa Raimo Elisa Raimo

for the month of April, 2019.

Please remember in your prayers those who recently entered into their new and eternal life in Christ, especially:

Carl Cerbone, Barbara O’Rourke, Kathy SchlittCarl Cerbone, Barbara O’Rourke, Kathy SchlittCarl Cerbone, Barbara O’Rourke, Kathy SchlittCarl Cerbone, Barbara O’Rourke, Kathy Schlitt & William Small, Jr.& William Small, Jr.& William Small, Jr.& William Small, Jr.

First Reading: Isaiah 43:16-21 God says not to remember the events from long ago, but to focus on the things he plans to do next. He also claims he will again help his chosen people when they need him. Second Reading: Philippians 3:8-14 Paul describes knowledge of Jesus as more important than knowledge of the Old Law. He wishes to share in the power of Jesus' resurrection, and speaks of concentrating on the finish line of the race with salvation as the prize to be won. Gospel: John 8:1-11 Jesus preached forgiveness of sin, but in the old law those accused of adultery were to be stoned. So the Pharisees tried to trap Jesus and brought a woman accused of adultery to him, asking him what he would do to her. Jesus asked that one without sin cast the first stone, and then all of the elders left. Jesus told the wom-an that he did not condemn her, but warned her to avoid such sin in the future. Sunday Is 43:16-21; Phil 3:8-14; Jn 8:1-11, Monday Dn 13:1-9, 15-17, 19-30, 33-62 or 13:41c-62; Jn 8:12-20, Tuesday Nm 21:4-9; Jn 8:21-30, Wednesday Dn 3:14-20, 91-92, 95; Jn 8:31-42, Thursday Gn 17:3-9; Jn 8:51-59, Friday Jer 20:10-13; Jn 10:31-42, Saturday Ez 37:21-28; Jn 11:45-56.

Religious Education If you have any questions concerning religious education please contact Mary Ann Jacisin at 973-539-6208, Monday through Thursday from 9:30 am to 2:30 pm.

Baptism preparation meeting: The meeting will be on April 8th, at 7:00 pm in room 101 of the school. Please call the rectory to enroll or if you have any other questions.

April 13th & 14th Palm Sunday

Reflections The Gospel story of the woman caught in adultery presents us with quite a challenge. Here is someone who has clearly violated the civil and moral laws and deserves the prescribed pun-ishment of being stoned to death. Jesus does not defend the women nor excuse her behavior. He does not say that the people have no right to be outraged and want to punish her. He simply says that the person with no sin should cast the first stone. We need to consider our own sinfulness and how the Lord has dealt with us before passing judgement on others. How might that awareness affect your attitudes toward others?

The Lord has done great things or us; we are glad indeed. -Psalm 126:3

Altar Servers

5:00 pm T. Lally, A. & A. DeNino 7:00 am A. Rosanitis 8:00 am A. & S. Valle 9:15 am M. Rankel, A. Mogan, A. To 10:45 am E. & B. Holling-hurst, P. Whalen 12:15 pm K. & N. Hardy, M. Villanueva

Eucharistic Ministers

5:00 pm L. Asea, L. Bain, M. Gelosa, M. Downing

7:00 am B. Car roll 8:00 am C. Metcalf, J . Mucer ino L. Scangarella

9:15 am B. Chmielewski, C. To, M. Cupo, E. Haynes

10:45 am G. & L. Azares Visit the sick: M. & M. D’Ambrosa

12:15 pm S. Capozzi, J . & B. East, P. Duong

Lectors

5:00 pm E. Shabat (Nar rator & Reader) C. Dillon (Speaker) 7:00 am B. Car roll (Nar rator & Reader) C. Ramoncioni (Speaker) 8:00 am M. Dumapit (Nar rator & Reader) J. Valle (Speaker) 9:15 am J . Rankel (Nar rator &1st Reader) M. Rankel (Speaker & 2nd Reader) 10:45 am M. Montefusco (Narrator & Reader) A. Licor (Speaker) 12:15 pm B. East (Nar rator) J. East (Speaker & Reader)

Let us pray for the safety of the following members of St. Christopher Parish who are ac-tively serving in the military:

2LT. Sean Arcilla, PVT. Shane Arcilla, LCPL. Cormac Bradley, CPT. Liam Connor, LTJG Megan Costello, LCPL. Patrick DeBenedette, Airman Danny De La Esperia, J. Fortes, OP. SPEC. S. Gross II, PVT. Ryan Jandora, SGT. Lauren L. Ferrel, Capt. Luis Marti, Capt. Michael A. Piccini, Michael Simoni, SPEC. Cory Therriault, Sgt. Philip Schlegel.

If you know of any St. Christopher’s parishioner who is currently serving in the military and would like them added to this list please contact the rectory (973) 539-7050.

Men’s Group - Issac Jogues Society Meets on the second Wednesday of every month from 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm, in room 101 in the school. Our Mission Statement is: “Life as a Catholic Man – A Truly Catholic and Spiritual Way of Life”. * Monday morning adult education at 10:30 am room 110. Topic: The Acts of the Apostle. * St. Christopher’s has a Pre-Cana Program, for more information please call the rectory at 973-539-7050. * St. Christopher’s Prayer Group Will meet every Tuesday, after 12:05 pm Mass. Pray the Rosary every Monday – Friday after the 12:05 pm Mass. Miraculous Medal Novena & Rosary will be at 12:30 pm every Monday at St. Christopher. * St. Christopher is hosting the 2000 Hail Mary Devotion,

to our Blessed Virgin Mary, every First Saturday of every month. Please join us on May 4th, on the first floor of the Second Hand Rose Thrift Shop; stop by for an hour or the day, you are all most needed and welcomed anytime between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm. For details call Josie Mendez (973) 887-7835 or Jeanette East (973) 334-8766. * Jr. Choir practices every Thursday from 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm and they will sing the 2nd Sunday of every month at 9:15 am Mass. Contact Therese Steinel at 973- 299-7977 or Karen Blunt at 973-887-1989 for more in- formation. * Martha & Mary Society - This is a group of dedicated women who maintain and decorate the Church through- out the year. Saints Peter & Paul Society – As a companion to our Martha & Mary Society, this group handles all the handy man activities both inside & outside of the Church. These two groups meet every Saturday at 9:00 am in the Church. All are welcome.

Catholic War Veterans of America - Parsippany Chapter - Named: Chaplain (Major) Charles Jo-seph Watters, USA Post 1967 –CWV will meet on

the 1st Wednesday of every month at 7:00 pm in room 101 at the school.

The Pope Francis Society - Our program helps Hope House Food Pantry, a program of Catholic Charities for the Diocese of Paterson, which in turn helps those in need. The food box will be in the entrance of the Church.

Mission statement: “If you love me, feed me”. Food List: Peanut butter, pasta, spaghetti sauce, juice, canned corn, baking mixes, mustard, ketchup, dishwashing liquid, laundry detergent, toothpaste, deodorant, cold cereal, granola bars, cookies, crackers, tuna, Chef Boyardee, canned chicken meat, canned fruit, shelf stable milk, bath tissue, facial tissue, paper towels. Pancake mix, pancake syrup, tea, coffee (ground or instant), soup, rice, canned beans (any variety), jelly, macaroni & cheese, side dishes (rice-a-roni, pasta sides, etc).

For more information contact the rectory and

speak to Fr. Joe.

St. Christopher Women's Book Club Our next meeting will be May 7, 2019 at 7:00 pm in room 110. Refreshments will be served, and they are delicious!!

May Book – “The Dry” by Jane Harper. June Book - “Chesapeake Requiem: A Year with the

Watermen of Vanishing Tangier Island” by Earl Swift .

Hope to see you there, new members are always welcome.

****** Soft yoga for hard times at St. Christopher Every Thursday from 7:00 pm to 8:15 pm in room 110.

Come and experience for yourself the wonderful range of healthy benefits that yoga and meditation can offer you.

For more information including price, contact Penny Prosperi, who is

the yoga instructor at ppros- peri51@gmail.com.

Parish ActivitiesParish ActivitiesParish ActivitiesParish Activities

Come play Bingo with one of the best groups in town. Great food, great prizes ($1000 worth of prizes with two 50/50). You are sure to want to return and play. Wednesdays at

11:30 am in the St. Christopher All Purpose Room.

St. Christopher’s Senior Social Club is a club to have fun and socialize. The meeting will be at the Community Center, at 1130 Knoll Road, Lake Hiawatha, N.J. Dates: April 9th. Bus trip to the Sands Casino, in Bethlehem, Pa. Bus leaves St. Christopher's parking lot at 9:00 am. Date: April 8th. If you wish to learn more about the St. Christopher’s Senior Social Club, please call Anne Pur-caro at 973-887-5186 or Lorene Poje at 973-887-5645.

St. Christopher prayer shawl ministry welcomes current and would be knit and crochet artists to join

us. We meet every other Monday at 1:00 pm in the old principal's office of the school at St. Christopher. Sup-plies are provided. Work at home or with our group. Prayer shawls and lap robes are now available to be given to someone going through a difficult time. For more information call Karen Longo 973-267-3321.

The mass book for the year 2020 is currently open. We decided to open the book early due to the passing of many of our parishioners and subsequent requests for masses for next year. You may bring in or mail your requests for masses whenever you wish. The Vigil Light for the year 2020 will be available for purchase on June 4th from 10:00 am until 2:30 pm on a first come first serve basis, one per family.

***** If you are new to the parish or have not previously registered in the parish, please do so by calling the rectory at 973-539-7050 for a registration form. Also, we use an outside company that prints and mails the envelopes, if you have not received your collection envelopes, please let us know so we can contact the company.

****** St. Paul Inside the Walls…

For programs and events and to register, visit www.insidethewalls.org or call (973) 377-1004.

****** Vocations Discernment for young men 15-25. “Quo Vadis – Where are you going?” Where is the Spirit acting in your life? Where is the Lord encouraging you to go? Quo Vadis Days is a time of recreation, fellowship, and prayer to help you explore the Lord’s call in your life. Activities will include prayer, Mass, Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, Liturgy of the Hours, Rosary, games, sports, talks, great food, and discussions. It is a time to share our faith and meet other young men seeking God’s will. Quo Vadis Days will be held June 26- 28, 2019 at the Saint Mary’s Abbey Retreat Center in Morristown, New Jersey. There is no cost. For more information and/or registration, contact the coordinators Fr. Edgar Rivera and David Monteleone in the Vocations Office at

(973) 777-8818, ext. #711, by email: revedgar@patersondiocese.org and Dmonteleone@patersondiocese.org. ******

The Compassionate Friends, a self-help group for bereaved parents, siblings, and grandparents will be meeting on Thursday, April 11, 2019 at St. Christopher's Church, 1050 Littleton Road (Rt. 202), Parsippany, at 7:30 pm in room 101. Program: "The person I have become vs. The person I was". For more information please call Lily Capriglione at: 973-568-4164.

****** Encounter Ona We encounter Ona Gaza, where, despite lack of economic opportunity, people pursue their dreams by building busi-nesses to better lives. How do your daily choices impact others throughout the world? How can your choices support the dignity of workers? Visit crsricebowl.org for more.

****** Choose Life License Plate: Please pick up a packet at the Church lobby and become a pro-life witness everywhere you go. Com-plete the State of NJ License plate application and the form in the brochure for The Children First Foundation. Along with these forms, send a copy of your registration, plus just $25.00 will purchase your forever license plates and $25.00 registers you with the foundation, which financially supports crisis pregnancy centers, maternity homes and adoptions here in NJ. For more information, please refer to the brochures.

****** Living Stations will be performed at St. Christopher‘s on Good Friday, April 19, 2019 at 7:00 pm. Anyone wishing to participate as an actor, reader, musician or to help with lights, costumes, or props, should come to the practice meeting on Tuesday, April 9th from 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm in the Church. Costumes will be distributed in the meeting.

Journey through Lent 2019 - “Together in His footsteps” Stations of the Cross

Every Friday night during Lent – 7:00 pm Monday Evening Lent Series – 7:00 pm

The Seven Last Words of Christ (John 19:28) April 8th– It is finished (John 19:30) Father, into your hands I commend my spirit. (Lk 23:46) Welcome Home Sacrament of Reconciliation – Monday evenings during Lent at 7:00 pm to 8:15 pm.

Lenten Penance Service – April 10th at 7:00 pm (Due to Penance Service there will be no Issac Jogues meeting on Wednesday, April 10th)

Lenten Anointing Mass – April 13th at 11:00 am

Next week, our special collection will support the Catholic Campaign for Human Development. More than 46 million people in the Unites States live in poverty today. This collection supports programs that empower people to identify and address obstacles as they work to make permanant and positive changes for their communities. Learn more about the Catholic Campaign for Human Development at www.usccb.org/cchd/collection.

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Online Giving Sign up for Online Giving and stop using offering envelopes!

It is convenient, secure and eco-friendly. You will also be saving the parish the cost of print-ing and mailing your envelopes. You will not have to remember to write checks or stop by the ATM on Sunday. To start, log into www.osvonlinegiving.com to create your online account. Call the rectory and they can answer any questions you may have, they can even sign up for you. Thanking all the parishioners who are participating with online giving at this time.

****** Parsippany Library Presents: What can you learn about other Religions. This will be a 5 week series on different religions every Thursday at 7:00pm starting April 11th at the Parsip-pany Library located on 449 Halsey Road. To register and for more information call 973-887-5150 ext.213 or go to www.parsippanylibrary.org.

****** Caregiver Conference: TOPIC: SUBSTANCE USE ACROSS THE LIFESPAN: From Age 8 To 108 (Addiction Doesn’t Discrimi-nate). Speakers include Keynote, Sylvia Lippe, MA, LCADC, CPS, CCS, Lucille H. Deutsch, CALA, CMC, certified geriatric care manager, Madine Despeine, MA, DRCC, Director of Self Help, Advocacy & Education, Mental Health First Aid Instructor. A Complimentary breakfast will be provided thanks to the extraordinary generosity of The Oaks at Denville . Saturday, April 27, 2019 at 8:30am to 12:30pm, The Oaks at Denville, 19 Pocono Rd. Denville, NJ 07834. Please register in advance, by email at Stephanie.Howland@UnitedWayNNJ.org or call: 973-993-1160 ex. 534.

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“I consider everything as a loss because of the supreme good of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord. For his sake I have accepted the loss of all things and I consider them so much rubbish, that I may gain Christ and be found in him…but I continue my pursuit in hope that I may possess it, since I have indeed been taken possession of by Christ Jesus.” We measure so many things in life under the banner of profit and loss. I look for a bargain, I go out of my way when something is on sale, even when I don’t need it. How shocking it is as I read Paul, as he speaks of rubbish what many consider of great value. Paul teaches us that what really matters is knowledge of Christ Jesus, not just knowing about Him, but having a personal relationship with Him. There is nothing as important as knowing Jesus, His great love for me, and His redeeming sacrifice, as we draw closer to Holy Week. May we make an extra effort to be freed from pos-sessions and be possessed by Him.

HIS WORD TODAY by Rev. William J. Reilly

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ALL SAINTS ACADEMY CORNER - TIME TO REGISTER All Saints Academy registration for the 2019-20 school year is now “open.” The registration packet for new students may be found on our website, www.allsaintspar.org. All Saints Academy is a nationally recognized STEM school of the Diocese of Paterson. Our school offers a comprehensive, multi-curricular, rigorous aca-demic program, centered on values-based education. A strong and loving Catholic identity permeates the en-vironment. In addition to religious instruction, students model Christian ideals through cooperative activities, spiritual and liturgical celebrations, participation in Sacraments, and service outreach. An active parent or-ganization lends partnership and support to the school community. The Early Childhood Center offers clas-ses for three and four year old children. The elementary and middle school classes include kindergarten through grade eight. Consider having your child visit for a Shadow Day. It is a great opportunity to spend a day at ASA and learn more about our programs and community. Contact our school principal, Mrs. Judy Berg, at 973-334-4704, to schedule a tour and classroom visit.

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