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JULY 31, 2016 WWW.SJBDE.ORG 18TH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME

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Parish Office: 302-999-0211 Fax: 302-999-9184

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

11:30am, 5:00pm

Weekday Masses: Monday-Friday: 6:30am, 8:00am

Saturday: 8:00am

St. John the Beloved Parish


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NOTES FROM THE PASTOR’S DESKSACRAMENT OF PENANCESaturday 4:00 - 4:45pmTo schedule with priest, please call the parish office.

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISMContact the Parish Office toschedule a Baptismal PreparationClass.

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGEPlease contact parish priest ordeacon one year prior to the wedding.

SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING OF THE SICKAnyone seriously ill or facing surgery, please call a priest to make arrangements.

Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults - (RCIA)Are you interested in becoming a member of the Catholic faith or in learning more about the Church? For information please call the parish office.

HOLY DAY MASSESAs announced

DEVOTIONS—MondaysAdoration, 6:00pmNovena and Benediction, 7:00pm

In Hall during renovations.

First Saturday Devotions with the Blue Army are held each month at St. John the Beloved Hall beginning with mass at 8:00am.

PRAYER GROUP - TuesdaysBible study, praise music, intercessory prayerSt. John Bosco Conference Room9:45 a.m. to 11 a.m. All are welcomed.

The Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality meets the first Sunday of the month at the 7:30 am mass to honor our Blessed Mother. Please join us after mass to pray the rosary.

REFRESH - WednesdaysWill continue after church renovations.

The readings for this Sunday force us to take a closer look at the whole concept of success. In the Gospel reading, the man is convinced that he is a success because he is a rich farmer. What should he do now that he has succeeded in harvesting more grain than he can store? Build another silo, of course. The basis of his success is his grain. When he suddenly dies, his success remains here, and he goes on to God empty handed.

The whole mindset that success is predicated on salary is based on a fallacy that was very clear to the author of the first reading. He is sometimes called Qoheleth, in the Old Testament book called Ecclesiastes. “Vanity of vanities,” says Qoheleth, “All is vanity.” Many times one flatters oneself, incorrectly, by viewing him/herself successful by his or her appearance, achievements, titles and possessions. Our scripture readings remind us that it is better to grow rich in the sight of God. A person is on the road to success if he or she can draw closer to God and attract others to do likewise.

Success is predicated on how each of us is becoming more and more the reflection of God that we were created to be. Success is predicated on our ability to assume the person of Jesus Christ. Success is not a present reality, it is a goal, the goal of Christian life. The goal is reached, the life is successful, when every aspect of life reflects the person of Jesus Christ. That is success. All else is vanity.

A BIG THANK YOU from our bishop, diocese, parish and I for making our parish target of $176,000 in pledges for the 2016 Annual Catholic Appeal. We made 102.93% of this target in pledges. Please make sure that you honor the pledge you made. Your support of the diocesan appeal allows the diocese to carry on with the various ministries that they offer for education, for the migrant, for the needy. It is our way of sharing collectively in the compassion that we celebrate in this Year of Mercy. God reward your generosity. Thank You!

Time Capsule: In preparation for our Parish’s 60th Anniversary Celebration, in the fall, a time capsule will be placed under the altar steps. You are welcome to sign the designated pages that will be placed in this capsule as witnesses to this particular anniversary. These pages are found at the entrance of the hall/gym for now and later at the entrance of the church or presently in the parish office. Please feel free to sign your name, only once is necessary. The capsule will be buried inside the church at a musical program celebrating the jubilee in mid November. The Parish Celebration of this 60th Jubilee and renovation of the church will be at the 11:30 Mass on Sunday, November 27th with Bishop Malooly presiding.

-Fr. Joe

Please note: The Parish office closes on Fridays at 4pm.


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Week of July 31:Mon 6:30 Eugene Grieco 8:00 Sarah A. Swientochowski Tue 6:30 Richard Attilio 8:00 Frederick Feulner Wed 6:30 Eugene M. Paoli, Sr. 8:00 Jesse Demurat Thur 6:30 Mary Rita Contento 8:00 Irene Siddons Fri 6:30 Eleanor Scubelek 8:00 Adeline Sarro Sat 8:00 George & Mary Kay Helmer Mary Contento Patricia Jezyk Frank Papa, Sr. Concetta Conley 5:00 Serafino & Mary Papili 7:00 Kenneth DeMarco, Jr. Sun 7:30 Stanley Viblle & Family 9:30 Loretta Pauline Eller 11:30 Our Parish Family 5:00 Louis DiAmico

Catholic CemeteriesAll Saints: 737-2524Cathedral: 656-3323

Gate of Heaven: 732-3690

READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Jer 28:1-17; Ps 119:29, 43, 79, 80, 95, 102; Mt 14:13-21 Tuesday: Jer 30:1-2, 12-15, 18-22; Ps 102:16-21, 29, 22-23; Mt 14:22-36 or Mt 15:1-2, 10-14 Wednesday: Jer 31:1-7; Jer 31:10, 11-12ab, 13; Mt 15:21-28 Thursday: Jer 31:31-34; Ps 51:12-15, 18-19; Mt 16:13-23 Friday: Na 2:1, 3; 3:1-3, 6-7; Dt 32:35cd-36ab, 39abcd, 41; Mt 16:24-28 Saturday: Dn 7:9-10, 13-14; Ps 97:1-2, 5-6, 9; 2 Pt 1:16-19; Lk 9:28b-36 Sunday: Wis 18:6-9; Ps 33:1, 12, 18-22; Hb 11:1-2, 8-19 [1-2, 8-12]; Lk 12:32-48 [35-40]

PLEASE NOTE Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, Lectors and Altar Server Schedules are online.

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Church Staff

Very Rev. Joseph Piekarski, V.F., Pastor [email protected]

Rev. Idongesit Etim, Associate Pastor [email protected]

Rev. Lance Martin, Associate Pastor [email protected]

Deacon Thomas A. Bailey [email protected]

Deacon Dennis Wuebbels [email protected]

Deacon Mark Fontana [email protected]

Mr. Frank Julian, Parish Administrator [email protected]

Mrs. Sue O’Hanlon, Bookkeeper [email protected]

Mr. Greg Boulden, Dir. of Mission and Ministry [email protected]

PARISH RECEPTIONIST 302-999-0211Mrs. Trish Tucker [email protected]. Pat Kelly [email protected]. Linda Mondzelewski [email protected]

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE 302-994-7757

Mrs. Dolores Ballintyn, Director [email protected]

Mrs. Jane Bogucki, Secretary [email protected]

SAINT JOHN THE BELOVED SCHOOL 302-998-5525Mr. Richard Hart, Principal [email protected]. Mary Lou Soltys, Vice Principal [email protected]. Sharon Breznitsky [email protected] AssistantsMrs. Marie Malatesta [email protected]. Mary Ann Thompson [email protected]

LITURGY AND MUSIC

Dr. Lisa Papili Carlsen, D.M.A., Director [email protected] OUTREACH 302-994-7867

Ms. Janice Rowan, Coordinator [email protected]

Mr. Kevin Duffy, Facilities Manager [email protected]. Nino DeFlaviis, Maintenance Supervisor [email protected]


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Ministry of Caring Sandwich Schedule August 4 & 5

Eucharistic Ministers

Donations of sandwiches are welcome from all parishioners. Delivery can be made to the hall kitchen door on Thursday evenings 6:30pm to 7:00pm and Friday morning before 9:30am. These sandwiches are taken to the Emmanuel Dining Room to help feed those in need. We are especially in need of sandwiches on the 1st and 4th Fridays of the month.

VOCATIONS In today’s gospel, Jesus speaks of those “who store up treasure for themselves,” contrasting them with those who are “rich in what matters to God.” That’s another way of speaking about those who are only concerned with what they want and those who are concerned with finding out and accomplishing what God wants. Where do you fall along that scale? If you haven’t already made a lifetime commitment, what are you doing to find out what God wants you to do with your life? Maybe He’s calling you to serve as a priest or a deacon, or as a religious brother or sister.

Want to explore that possibility? Call or write Father Norm Carroll, Diocesan Director of Priestly and Religious Vocations (302-573- 3113, [email protected]). Find us online at www.cdow.org/vocations!

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Thank you for your continued generosity to the parish as part of your gift to God for the good things God has given you.

Offertory $ 8,139.50Building and Maintenance $ 210.00 Other: $ 243.00——————————————————TOTAL: $ 8,592.50

MARRIAGE MOMENTS

July 31: “Live in a manner worthy of the call you have received, with all humility and gentleness, with patience, bearing with one another through love…" (Ephesians 4:1-2)

Enough said. Make this true today.

PARENTING POINTERS

July 31: “One’s life does not consist of possessions.” (Luke 12:15) How many “toys” does your family have? For adults it may be electronics, for kids it may be stuffed animals, dolls, or cars. Challenge the family to reduce by 10% or even just one item.

SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES

Sunday: Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Monday: St. Alphonsus Liguori

Tuesday: St. Eusebius of Vercelli; St. Peter Julian Eymard

Thursday: St. John Vianney

Friday: Dedication of the Basilica of St. Mary Major; First Friday

Saturday: The Transfiguration of the Lord; First Saturday


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Ministry Minute “ROOTED IN FAITH; GROWING DISCIPLES.”

The Cathedral of Saint Peter is celebrating its 200th anniversary this year. This beautiful and historic church is in need of our help. The weekend of August 20 & 21, a special collection for the maintenance and preservation of the Cathedral of Saint Peter will be taken up in all parishes in our diocese. Please be as generous as you can. For more information, including a letter from Bishop Malooly, a message from the Cathedral’s Administrator and a video tour of the Cathedral, go to www.cdow.org.

Thank you to all the families registered thus far. Please note there are still openings in our Sunday morning and Tuesday evening programs. Registrations are found online and we hope you will register your child(ren) so that they do not miss a moment of God’s Good News in their lives. Visit the RE website to receive all the information about how to register. If you have any questions, please call the RE office at 302-994-7757 or email Mrs. Ballintyn via [email protected]. Looking forward to welcoming you home on Tuesday evenings or Sunday mornings. Thank you!

Please note registrations are available via the Religious Education website for the Sacrament of Confirmation. The Form A, baptismal certificates and checks are due by August 15. We look forward to serving your family throughout this important sacramental preparation process. If you have not registered your son/daughter please know we are still accepting registrations. We hope and pray that your son/daughter will join this wonderful preparation for reception of the sacrament of Confirmation. Any questions, please contact Mrs. Ballintyn via [email protected]. Thank you!

HITTING IT BIG

It seems to be commonly accepted nowadays that everyone wants to win the lottery, hit the slots big at the casino, or be a millionaire. This attitude is akin to what the first hearers of the parable of the successful farmer would have thought: Why, of course he'd want to find a way to preserve his good fortune for the future, to secure for himself a life of leisure, eating, drinking, and merriment. It's exactly the kind of life that the right ticket, hand of cards, or quiz show answer might bring us today. Being surrounded by this "common wisdom" makes the words of Qoheleth, the psalmist, Paul, and Jesus all that much harder to hear today. Perhaps good fortune will be ours, perhaps it will not be. But if we make that fortune or the quest for it the heart, the very center, of our lives, then we will live to regret it. We will not achieve the future security we pursue, and we will lose the present moment in the chase.

Those that have dedicated weeks to serving others understand, hitting it big doesn’t always come from receiving, rather, from the giving.Youth Ministry needs your help and service! We are in need of those that want to walk with our youth and lead them on Sunday evenings. We promise, this will be rewarding and provide a fortune of opportunity.

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The Outreach Office handles donations of food and clothing only. You may drop off your items at Church in the vestibule bin. To serve our families each week, we need the following: (Please feel free to use this list as your grocery checklist) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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OUTREACH

The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults

The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA), the process by which a person is brought into full communion in the Catholic faith, will begin at St. John the Beloved on Monday September 12th at 7:00 PM in the St. John Bosco Conference Room.

As many Catholics have come to realize, our faith is a treasure which takes a life time to fully appreciate. Yet for a variety of reasons many good people have turned away from the active practice of the faith in their daily lives. Some have bought into the secular message that the gospel is no longer relevant in a modern society. Or, others have lost a sense of the mystery of God and his place in their lives.

In assisting candidates in the RCIA process we have seen firsthand how the deep longings of the human spirit cannot be satisfied only by what the world has to offer. Our St. John’s candidates have come first and foremost because they recognized a void in their lives that was not being fulfilled. What draws people to RCIA is:

• A longing to become connected to a faith community • The desire for families to be united in their faith and worship together • For parents of students in our school to become more familiar with the faith • For spouses to share together in the fullness and depth of the Eucharist

Do you see yourself in any of these situations? Do you know someone who might benefit from RCIA; someone close to you, a friend, a neighbor, a spouse, or an adult child? If your answer is yes, then you are invited to respond to this invitation. “Come and See” for yourself what the RCIA process is all about on Monday September 12th. You will be glad you did!

There are brochures in the back of the hall which describe the process. Please take one and contact Deacon Tom Bailey at 302-559-6458 or [email protected] for answers to questions or to register.


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St. John/Holy Angels’ International Food Festival August 28, 2016

St. John/Holy Angels’ Parish will host their 6th annual International Food Festival in Fremont Hall at Holy Angels, 82 Possum Park Road, Newark, DE 19711, Sunday, August 28, from 11am to 4pm. Entry tickets are $10 and entitle you to 10 tickets valued at $1.00 each. A wide variety of cultural tasting opportunities from various countries will be available to purchase using these tickets. Additional tickets will be available to purchase at the event. Check out our website and Facebook page for more information. www.stjohn-holyangels.com. Or, for more information contact [email protected] or (302) 731-2219.

ST. JOHN THE BELOVED SCHOOL NEWS

THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR will begin with a full day for grades 1-8 on Monday, August 29, 2016. On Friday, September 2nd and Monday, September 5th Labor Day, there will be no school. First day for kindergarten and Early Childhood children is Wednesday, August 31 and it is a full day. The entire school calendar for 2016 – 2017 is on the website but is subject to change.

Orientation dates for kindergarten and Early Childhood students will begin August. You will be contacted by the teacher to arrange an appointment for you and your child.

On the first day of school, students should report to their new grades and the teacher will assign the homeroom at that time.

Dismissal time is 2:35 on full days and 11:35 on half days. Start time is 7:35 a.m. with doors opening at. 7:20 am

The school office will be open Tuesdays and Wednesdays in July between 9:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. and will reopen full-time on Monday, August 1, 2016.

FIRST THROUGH EIGHTH GRADE STUDENTS MAY WEAR A WARM WEATHER UNIFORM. IT CONSISTS OF THE BOYS’ OR GIRLS’ COTTON-BLEND NAVY BERMUDA/DRESS SHORTS (IN APPROPRIATE SIZE) TO BE WORN WITH THE THREE-BUTTON WHITE KNIT SHIRT, ALL-WHITE CREW SOCKS AND THE P. E. ATHLETIC SHOE OR BUCK SHOES. IF WEARING THE REGULAR UNIFORM THE BUCK SHOE IS A REQUIREMENT. ECP AND KINDERGARTEN WILL WEAR P. E. UNIFORMS FROM RUSH EVERY DAY. THE SHORTS, SHIRTS , SOCKS, AND BUCK SHOES MAY BE O R D E R E D F R O M R U S H U N I F O R M A T 3 2 8 - 5 4 4 4 O R A T T H E I R O N L I N E S I T E : RUSHUNIFORM.COM. SEE WEB SITE FOR SPECIFICS ON THE ATHLETIC SHOE TO BE WORN WITH THE P. E. AND SUMMER UNIFORMS.

EAGLES CLUB NEWS:

IN ORDER FOR CHILDREN TO ATTEND THE EAGLES CLUB ON THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL:

1. Any St. John the Beloved student wishing to attend extended care is accepted. 2. If you wish to register or want more information, please contact Mrs. Myers at TEC @sjbdel.org 3. One time $50 capital contribution for first time families must be received by August 1, 2016. 4. Times remain the same; open until 6:00 p.m.

This extended care program is for St. John the Beloved school students only.

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In the Gospel this week Jesus reminds us that possessions are not what matter. We must not be greedy or worry about material wealth. Rather we must be rich in what matters to God. Bring It Home this week by reminding the family to be happy with what they have. Challenge each family member to make it through the week without beginning a sentence with “I want”, ”I need”, or “I wish I had”.

SJB Volleyball signups (grades 4-8 including Seniors) Location: SJB gym Dates: August 3rd Program fee: parishioners $50 Times: 6:30 - 7:30 Season begins on Aug 15th

Please register prior to coming to registration and bring "approved" CYM paperwork. CYM website https://cymsignup.cdowcym.org/Athletics/Login.aspx

Questions please email Mike Bufano [email protected] or call 302-893-1313

Sign-ups for the SJB cross country team will be conducted on Sunday July 31 in the hall/gym lobby following the 9:30 AM mass. The fee will be $40 per runner and checks should be addressed to SJBAA. A separate $50 uniform deposit will also be required.

Each athlete is also required to register on the CYM website. Below is some guidance for your reference.

REGISTRATION AND HELP PAGE - Help links for parents, coaches and athletic leaders can be found on the CYM web site at www.cdowcym.org and then click Registration Help link or go to http://www.cdowcym.org/athletics/view/category/registration-help Please visit this site before registering or prior to calling with questions. It is important that parents understand that the online system is a family registration and follow directions on the help page. Both parents/guardians need to be listed under the same household even in a divorce situation. Individuals new to CYM and requesting to play CYM sports are to be directed to the CYM web site to register in the online system. Parents must provide a signed Athletic Authorization Form that shows your parish/school as primary Affiliation or Secondary/Other Affiliation for the specific sport prior to the child being allowed to try out or practice. If after reviewing Help Page links there are still questions, please email questions to catholic [email protected].

If you have any questions about XC sign-ups, please contact Todd Oliver at [email protected].

Signups for SJB Fall Soccer for students entering grades 3-8 are currently open. If you haven't already signed up or expressed interest in playing this session, please contact Don Robart at [email protected]. We are very excited for the upcoming season and welcome all players including travel players. The program understands that conflicts will come up and will be flexible so the students can support their travel team as well as play for their school. Practices this year will be held on Monday & Thursday to allow for flexibility.


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TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION --Rev. James Field

Sometimes the treasures of art can provide us with clues about traditions. Take, for example, the miter, the conical hat with lappets, or back-flaps that fall to the shoulders. This cap is worn by bishops in the Catholic West. Eastern Catholics favor a crown, but we have this curious headpiece. In Greek, the word means "turban." Old paintings and mosaics provide clues about headgear for bishops, and there is very little artistic evidence for the miter before the year 1000. Before then, some kind of head covering might have been worn to offset the damp and chill of unheated churches. The pope, as far back as the seventh century, often wore a cap called a camelaucum. Around that time, artists painting St. Peter began to portray their subject wearing this hat. By the year 1000 or so, the pope began to grant similar helmet-shaped headgear as gifts to visiting abbots and bishops. They returned home with these new chapeaus, and before long everybody wanted one!

Today, miters are granted not only to bishops, but to certain favored abbots and occasionally abbesses. Pope Benedict XVI set aside the tradition of the papal tiara in favor of the miter, even on his coat of arms. Pope Paul VI was the last pope to have a coronation. As recently as the 1960s, miters were towering skyscrapers of jewels and rich silks, but now a simplicity of style is favored by bishops. Miters are here to stay, and experienced altar servers know how to await the bishop's removing of the miter, since he does not wear it when he is saying the presidential prayers or the Eucharistic Prayer.

Save the Date: On Saturday, September 17, at St. Helena’s Church on Philadelphia Pike in north Wilmington, the diocesan Respect Life Committee is sponsoring a program and fund raiser.

There will be workshops at 3:00 p.m. and Mass at 5:00 p.m. followed by dinner. The proceeds from the dinner will go to support the work of 40 Days for Life and Rachel’s Vineyard.

The main speaker at the dinner, homilist at Mass and leader of one the workshops will be Fr. Paul Schenck, Director of Pro-Life Activities for the Diocese of Harrisburg and a long-time veteran of the Pro-Life movement. Fr. John McFadden will also present, and he is well known to the Pro-Life Community of the Delaware valley.

Save the Date today and await further information.

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