SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM

Please call Jo Ann Del Gatto at 201-981-7081 to arrange for infant baptism and parental instruction.

SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION

Please contact Youth Ministry office at 201-934-5554 for information about teen sacramental preparation.

SACRAMENT OF EUCHARIST The LORD'S DAY Saturday Eve - 5:30 p.m. (Sunday Obligation) WEEKDAYS: Monday - Friday - 9:00 a.m. (Rectory Chapel) HOLY DAYS: schedule posted in bulletin.

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION

Saturday - 4:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. and by appointment.

SACRAMENTS FOR THE SICK Please contact the Rectory for the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick and to request Communion for the homebound. SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY

Please call the Rectory at least one year in advance. SACRAMENT OF HOLY ORDERS Please contact Father Charlie or the Archdiocesan Vocations Office at 973-497-4365.

RCIA -The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults

If you are an adult interested in becoming Catholic, or if you are a baptized Catholic who would like to receive the Sacrament of Eucharist and/or Confirmation, please call Fr. Charlie at 201-327-4359 or Susan Brown at 201-327-2360.

PARISH MISSION STATEMENT We, the people of Guardian Angel Parish in the Archdiocese of Newark, are a community of Catholic Christians being formed by the Gospel of Jesus Christ. As a community open to the power and gifts of the Holy Spirit, we strive to work, share, and enjoy life as a witness to the true meaning of Christian Living. We believe our mission is: To be a community of loving and caring people. To teach and witness the Good News of Jesus Christ. To celebrate that Good News in Sacraments and Prayer. To minister to all people in their spiritual and physical needs.

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PASTORAL STAFF 201-327-4359

Rev. Charles Pinyan, Pastor x201 cpinyan@guardianangelchurch.org Rev. Donald Sheehan, Priest in Residence x214 Rey Escalon, Deacon 201-264-0145 escalonr@hotmail.com Lori O’Reilly, Parish Secretary x202 loreilly@guardianangelchurch.org Frances Ferraro, Parish Catechetical Leader x208 fferraro@guardianangelchurch.org Ali Zambrotta, Secretary for Religious Education x205 azambrotta@guardianangelchurch.org Silvana Anello, Rental Coordinator x218 sanello@guardianangelchurch.org Alex Capicchioni, Youth Minister x204 acapicchioni@guardianangelchurch.org Andrew Monticello, Director of Music x222 gachurch@guardianangelchurch.org Robert Yager, Custodian x203 ryager@guardianangelchurch.org

Stan Brach and Jean Escalona, Trustees

Rectory Phone (201) 327-4359 Rectory Fax (201) 327-6478 Youth Ministry (201) 934-5554 Religious Education (201) 327-0352 Rentals (201) 783-5414

Pastoral Council Parish Pastoral Council meets in the Rectory on the second Monday of the month at 7:30 P.M.

Prayer Chain Ministry Coordinator: Arlene Sabino (201) 934-8441

STEWARDSHIP OF TIME AND TALENT

Ministry of Worship Adult Leader for Children's Church Frances Ferraro (201) 327-0352 Altar Linens Jean Borzilleri (201) 818-1559 Altar Server Michael Schmidt (201) 934-3353 Collection Counters Frank Anello (201) 934-1331 Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion June Taylor (201) 825-8812 Monthly Rosary Kathie Brach (201) 236-3116 Music/Choir Ministry Andrew Monticello (201)-327-4359 Readers of the Word (Lectors) Robert & Patty Durso (201) 760-9169

Ministry of Faith Formation Baptismal Preparation Ministry JoAnn Del Gatto (201) 981-7081 Catechetical Ministry (1-9) Frances Ferraro (201) 327-0352 Cornerstone - Men’s Spirituality Rey Escalon (201) 264-0145 Cornerstone - Women's Spirituality Carolyn Blake (201) 825-1931

Ministry of Faith Formation (Cont’d) RCIA - Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults Susan Brown (201) 327-2360 RCIA - Rite of Christian Initiation-Children Frances Ferraro (201) 327-0352

Ministry of Evangelization AIDS Ministry Noreen Prior (201) 236-1921 Arlene Sabino (201) 934-8441 Messengers of Love Elayne McGill (201) 327-1547 Photography Ministry Bill Konvit (201) 825-2972 Prayer Chain Ministry Arlene Sabino (201) 934-8441

Ministry of Service Art & Environment Ministry Sophia Boniello (201) 803-6459 Julia DiNardo (201) 723-7783 Bereavement Ministry Joe Lisella (201) 825-2204 Communication/Marketing Gerry Del Gatto (201) 825-7383 Computer/Data Entry Richard Shinnick (201) 236-2112 Food Pantry Ministry John Lowe (201) 327-9397 Sue Zitolo (201) 934-9372 Funeral Ministry John Frederick (201) 327-3753 Giving Tree Ministry Anna DiMiceli (201) 825-7039 Grounds & Maintenance Ministry Father Charlie (201) 327-4359 Homeless Shelter Ministry Joe Zitolo (201) 934-9372 Hospitality Ministry Kathleen Lucas (201) 236-2577 Peace & Justice Ministry Gerry Del Gatto (201) 825-7383 Remembrance Mass Kathie Brach (201) 236-3116 Respect Life / Caring for Life Michelle Branigan (201) 790-4970 Soup Kitchen Ministry Chuck Assicurato (201) 327-1393 Welcome Ministry Jean Escalona (201) 825-3817 Ministry of Stewardship & Finance Finance Council Michael Simendinger (201) 236-3135 New Energies Susan Bolton (201) 248.0412 Pastoral Council Chris Kehoe (201) 739-4408 Stewardship Committee Jean Escalona (201) 825-3817

Ministry of Community Building Carnival Irene Nayden (201) 327-4936

Ministry of Youth Stewardship Festival of Carols Andrew Monticello (201)-327-4359 x222 Living Stations Andrew Monticello (201)-327-4359 x222 Youth Group (Grades 6-8. 9-12) Alex Capicchioni (201) 934-5554 Youth Mass Music Ministry Andrew Monticello (201)-327-4359 x222

Visit www.guardianangelchurch.org for up to date in-formation about the parish! Are you a snowbird? Moving? You can update your address by going to the About section and scroll down to Update Parish Information! Check out the calendar be a part of all the great things happening at Guardian Angel!

October 20, 2019 Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time

A Message from the Pastor

Our parish is assisted at weekend Mass by the Salesian priests from Don Bosco High School in Ramsey. From time to time, we share with you some spiritual reflections by one of their members, Father Steve Ryan.

What Are We Supposed to Think About When Praying

the Rosary

By Fr. Steve Ryan, SDB The month of October is two-thirds over. Did you get a chance to pray the rosary during this month? Remember Pope Francis challenged Catholics to pray it every day in October.

In order to be sincere and habitual in praying the rosary, there are a couple of things to aid us in praying it. Things that might help us to really enjoy doing the rosary every day.

1. It’s not hard. The rosary is a simple prayer. It con-sists of five sections called mysteries. In each mystery you pray one ‘Our Father’, a decade of ‘Hail Mary’s’ and you finish up with a ‘Glory Be’. Don’t get excited or worried if you skip a bead here or there. 2. Mary prays with us. We are in her company when we pray the rosary. No, I’m not crazy! We are giving her honor and asking her to bring our requests to her Son, Jesus. So she actually prays along with us. Isn’t that cool to know? 3. Your mind is allowed to wander. You can think of various people and various situations and concerns as you pray the decades of the rosary. Certainly, the mysteries that go with each decade are good to ponder. Keep them in mind as you go from one Hail Mary to another. These THEMES and MOMENTS in the story of our salvation enable us to focus on God’s love for us in Christ. And they remind us of Mother Mary’s help for us, too. However, please do not feel that you have to be so absolutely focused on the mysteries that you don’t pray about your real-life situation(s). 4. Grab one of the themes from each mystery and apply it to your life. Ask yourself: What is this mystery of our salvation (that I’m reflecting on) have to say to my life right now? Keep it real! Keep it simple, too.

Let’s apply that last point (number 4) to the Glorious Myster-ies of the rosary. These are the mysteries that we usually pray on Wednesdays and Sundays. They are:

I. The Resurrection of Jesus Christ II. The Ascension of Jesus to Heaven III. The Descent of the Holy Spirit IV. The Assumption of Mary into Heaven V. The Coronation of Mary as Queen of Heaven and Earth

In the first Glorious mystery, The Resurrection, think to your-self as you pray: “Troubles will pass; new life is coming.” Stay hopeful. Don’t get down. Let yourself feel hope. Say the ten Hail Mary’s with an abiding sense of HOPE as your backdrop.

In the second mystery, The Ascension, think to yourself:

FR. CHARLIE’S FAREWELL

All are invited to Fr. Charlie’s farewell Mass and reception on next Sunday, October 27th beginning with the 11:30am Mass. If you haven’t RSVP’d for the recep-tion please do so by Tuesday, October 22nd to Lori at loreilly@guardianangelchurch.org or 201-327-4359 x 202.

WEEKLY STEWARSHIP REFLECTION

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“…proclaim the word, be persistent whether it is convenient or inconvenient...” 2 T 4:2

It is not always convenient to be a good steward, espe-cially when all the temptations of our busy and material-istic world get in the way. Now add our own pride and ego into the equation and living a stewardship lifestyle may be downright uncomfortable! Remember, God did-n’t call us to be comfortable. He called us to be faithful.

“Heaven is coming one day – that’s my ultimate goal – so stop getting bent out of shape about things.” Your backdrop is: This life is temporary – HEAVEN is eternal.

In the third mystery, Pentecost, think: “Empower me Lord God – give me the gifts I need.” This is intercessory – COME HOLY SPIRIT! It’s also a mystery in which we ought to be filling up with a confidence that can dispel the dark night of fear.

In #4, The Assumption, think to yourself: “If I do the right thing and become holy – I will GLORIFY God and receive honor like Mary.” This mystery’s backdrop is: God is watch-ing. God sees everything and knows everything.

In the last Glorious mystery, The Crowning of Mary as Queen, think: “Mary, HELP! You have the ability to get all my prayers answered by your Son. You are the queen of heaven and earth. Thanks for having my back.”

Here is my final hint on praying the rosary. Take one reflec-tion for each decade and pray about it – with your heart, not your head! Make sure you are connecting to your real-life situation. As we go on saying the Our Fathers and Hail Mary’s in a rosary, it’s better to connect the mystery to your ‘gut’ rather than to some imaginative depiction in Galilee, Jerusalem or Nazareth.

Just some thoughts.

CONGRATULATIONS SNOW RAFFLE WINNERS

Thank you to everyone who bought tickets for our 2019 50/50 snow raffle. Congratulations to the winners, who are all parishioners here at Guardian Angel: first prize: Chuck Assicurato ($2,562.50), second prize: Bob Gar-rett ($1,537.50), and third prize Shea Stevens ($1,025).

2019 CARNIVAL FINAL TOTAL…

Our final invoice was paid and we are excited to report the 2019 carnival was a tremendous success. Our final numbers show $51,628 in proceeds. Thank you once again to everyone!

BRINGING UP THE GIFTS AT MASS

Did you know that the bread and wine at Mass are meant to be the gifts of the people to be offered to God for consecration? We would love to have more parishioners take part in this part of the liturgy, by bringing for-ward the bread, wine (and collection basket) during the offertory procession. Simply volunteer by approaching our teen sacristan (at the bulletin table) when you arrive for Mass. Then, when the collection starts, go the gift table by the church inner doors. The sacristan will hand you the items when it is time and you walk up the aisle to the priest. Also, our lectors may invite you to bring up the gifts – please say yes! Father Charlie

Saturday October 19 5:30 pm Fran Ressetar Sunday October 20 7:30 am Carmine Lisciandrello 10:00 am Donald McNaught 11:30 am Roy Sweetgall Monday October 21 9:00 am Patricia Filsinger Tuesday October 22 9:00 am Ann Taylor Wednesday October 23 9:00 am Patricia Filsinger Thursday October 24 9:00 am Tillie Ascher Friday October 25 9:00 am Susan Schrader Saturday October 26 5:30 pm Baby Christopher Di Troia Sunday October 27 7:30 am Joanne Schlegel 10:00 am Rita Casey Travers 11:30 am Darren Was

STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE

Guardian Angel is a tithing parish. Biblical tithing means 10% of gross income to God. We ask half of this, or 5%, for your Parish Church.

The October 13th collection was $6,855 with $3,244 from the collection basket and $3,611 from Faith Direct.

Thank you for all the gracious gifts that you provided to our par-ish so far this year. Your prayers, support, and monetary gifts allow Guardian Angel to spread the Gospel and share God’s message of love and peace with others. This fall, I prayerfully ask that you consider using our secure and easy-to-use elec-tronic giving program, Faith Direct. Faith Direct will automatical-ly process any offertory or second collections donation of your choosing. To enroll in online giving, visit faith.direct/NJ513.

Thank you for your continued support of our parish family.

Fr. Charlie

READINGS FOR THE WEEK

Sunday: Ex 17:8-13; Ps 121:1-8; 2 Tm 3:14 -- 4:2; Lk 18:1-8 Monday: Rom 4:20-25; Lk 1:69-75; Lk 12:13-21 Tuesday: Rom 5:12, 15b, 17-19, 20b-21; Ps 40:7-10, 17; Lk 12:35-38 Wednesday: Rom 6:12-18; Ps 124:1b-8; Lk 12:39-48 Thursday: Rom 6:19-23; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Lk 12:49-53 Friday: Rom 7:18-25a; Ps 119:66, 68, 76-77, 93-94; Lk 12:54-59 Saturday: Rom 8:1-11; Ps 24:1b-4ab, 5-6; Lk 13:1-9 Sunday: Sir 35:12-14, 16-18; Ps 34:2-3, 17-19, 23; 2 Tm 4:6-8, 16-18; Lk 18:9-14

See flyer at Food Pantry with Number of Families sup-ported by Northern NJ Center for Food Action locations.

October Items Needed

85 Bottles of Pancake Syrup per week 85 Boxes of Pancake Mix per week

Donations can be dropped off at the St. Anthony Food Pantry at entrance to the Church. Monetary donations are always wel-come and can be placed in the orange bucket at the Food Pantry. If each parish family donates one or more Boxes of Pancake Mix and Bottles of Pancake Syrup on a weekly basis throughout October, we can meet our goal. The weekending October 13 included donations of 25 boxes of pan-cake mix and 24 bottles of pancake syrup. Please note that Perishable Items Cannot be Accepted. If you have any ques-tions or comments feel free to contact Sue Zitolo at 201-934-9372, szitolo@aol.com or John Lowe at 201-327-9397, john.lowejr@att.net.

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WORLD MISSION SUNDAY

Save the Date: St. Paul Parish Town Meeting, Pro Life Issues, Tuesday October 29th 7:30-9:30pm

200 Wyckoff Ave., St Paul’s School Cafeteria St. Paul’s respect Life Ministry is sponsoring a Town Hall Meeting with NJ Senator Cardinale. Many topics covering various life issues, our laws and the legislative process will be discussed. RSVP Required to Stpaultownhall@gmail.com (seating is limited.)

By Baptism we become members of the Church, the Body of Christ.

Many blessing to Amelia Ann Curci, daughter of Daniel and Jayna Curci and Grace Leila Ortega, daugh-

ter of Daniel and Marianne Ortega. May Amelia and Grace who were baptized in our parish this weekend always find a welcome home here at Guardian Angel.

ATTENTION FIRST RECONCILIATION FAMILIES. Thank you for a terrific meeting on Thursday, October 17. I look forward to meeting with you again very soon to journey with you and your families as you grow in our Catholic faith. Be sure to check the calendars we’ve pre-pared for you so your child doesn’t miss any Sacrament Preparation classes for First Reconciliation.

At our Oct 29 Religious Education class, we are hosting “Popcorn and a Movie” from 4:20-5pm. We will be enjoying the fall classic, “IT’S THE GREAT PUMPKIN CHARLIE BROWN!” If your child(ren) (grades 1-5) is not part of our fall program but would be interested in attending – please contact Frances at 201-327-0352 or fferraro@guardianangelchurch.org so we can make arrangements to accommodate every child.

FESTIVAL OF CAROLS – We will be sending home a flyer with your child(ren) identifying the dates of prac-tice/rehearsal and the date of our Festival of Carols (Dec 22). Please be sure to sign the form and return it to the Religious Education office if your child(ren) will be participating. The first practice/rehearsal is Sunday, Dec 1 from 1-2pm in the Church. Please contact Frances Ferraro at 201-327-0352 or through email at Fferraro@guardianangelchurch.org with any questions.

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Contact us: Frances Ferraro, Director of Religious Education fferraro@guardianangelchurch.org

Ali Zambrotta, Secretary Religious Education abzambrotta@guardianangelchurch.org 201-327-0352

“Love is our true destiny. We do not find the mean-ing of life by ourselves - we find it with another.”

Thomas Merton

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

Thank you to all the volunteers, bakers and teens that worked the Guardian Angel Bake Sale booth at Allendale Days. It was a great day ! We made around $350 for AID Ministry and Youth Ministry programs!

Tuesday, October 22nd at 7:30pm is the Fourth Fall Small Group CCD class. Please arrive promptly at 7:30pm so that our prayer at the beginning of class is uninterrupted and we can get out at 9pm.

Youth Group meets Wednesday nights in the Red Barn at 7:30 to 9 PM and is open to all high school teens. We usually spend the first half hour to forty-five minutes talking about our faith and praying together. The rest of the time is time to hang out and enjoy each other’s good company, with board games or outdoor/backyard style games!

The October Youth Group Event will be Saturday, October 26th. We will be going to Lupardi's Farm in Closter, NJ to do a corn maze and other fall activities. Contact the Youth Minister via email if your teen would be interested in attending this event!

Contact information for Alex: acapicchioni@guardianangelchurch.org 201-327-4359 x204 or 201-934-5554

YOUTH MINISTRY

CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE Don Bosco Prep is proud to announce its second Fall Open House date for prospective and transfer students on Sunday, October 27, 2019, from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. (preceded by 12:00 p.m. Mass). Hour-long tours will take place every 15 minutes. We hope to see you there! Seton Hall Preparatory School will be hosting its annual Open House for 7th and 8th grade boys and their families on Sunday, Oc-tober 27 between noon and 3 pm. For more information, please contact Michael T. Zinsmeister, Director of Admission, at (973)325-6640 or visit www.shp.org. Bergen Catholic will host an Open House for prospect ive stu-dents on October 30, 2019 from 6:30pm-8:30pm. Registration can be found on www.bergencatholic.org/admissions. For questions, please contact Matt Rosa, Director of Admissions, at mrosa@bergencatholic.org. Saint Joseph Regional H.S., Montvale, NJ will host an Open House on Wednesday, November 6th, from 6:30 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. Check-in is 6:30 pm – 7:00 pm. Presentations and tours begin at 7:00 p.m. For more information & directions please call the school at 201-391-3300 or register at www.sjrnj.org.

MANDATORY TESTING FOR CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL ENTRANCE

The Cooperative Admissions Examination Program (COOP) will be using the High School Placement Test (HSPT®) for the 2019 administration. The COOP/HSPT® is only for current eighth-grade students.

Date: Friday, November 8, 2019 (8:00 a.m. – 11:45 a.m.) Make-up examination: Saturday, November 16, 2019 at one test site in each county. REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS MIDNIGHT, OCTOBER 23, 2019

Visit https://www.njcoopexam.org/ for registration, test location and test information.

PRAY ALWAYS? HOW? Today we have two examples that can help us reflect on what it means to “pray always.” The first is Moses, holding his arms up so that the Israelites will have the better of the battle. This is a common pos-ture for prayer in the ancient world, and the Bible is full of references to one’s lifting up hands (and arms) in pray-er. The second example is from the parable Jesus uses to demonstrate the principle of praying always: the widow who persistently pestered a judge from whom she de-manded justice. Moses’s prayer is a continuous move-ment extended over a period of time; the widow’s peti-tion is repeated at frequent intervals over time. The Church’s rich tradition of prayer sets before us examples of both kinds of prayer.

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Our archdiocese is sponsoring a Pilgrimage to the Basili-ca of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, Washington, DC. This tr iennial event will take place on October 26th. The Mass of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of the Church, will be celebrated during the day’s devotions. Our local church as well as our society in gen-eral needs the intercession of Our Lady as we face the serious issues confronting us. Pope Francis recently said in a message to pilgrims at a Marian Shrine: “She is a Mother who is close to us, who never lets us out of her sight, she is a tender Mother, who takes us by the hand of our daily journey.” Please join us. The cost per person is $50 which includes transportation and lunch. Our parish contact Deacon Rey S. Escalon at: cell 201 264-0145 or email at escalonr@hotmail.com.

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What Makes You Feel “ALIVE?”

There are perhaps as many answers as there are individuals reading this message. The autumn leaves with their beautiful array of distinctive colors foster an atmosphere which animates and enlivens us to enjoy the boundless delights of the fall sea-son. Many people will not experience such delights due to im-poverished conditions. Catholic Charities on a daily basis as-sists the underprivileged in society. Please help by contributing the following to the donation bin located at the entrance to the small parking lot: used clothing, small appliances, shoes, linens, sheets, towels, stuffed animals, novels, and children’s books. Thank you.

Please be aware of some important items regarding everyone’s safety at Guardian Angel

• You may have noticed that recently much of the curbing in front of the church was repainted, as it had started to fade. As a reminder, yellow curbing indicates that parking is not per-mitted. Yellow-curbed areas must remain free for emergency vehicles, so cars cannot be left unattended in those areas. (You may pick up or drop someone off there.) I realize that out of habit, convenience, or haste sometimes people have parked there, but please do not do so. We have ample park-ing in our church parking lots.

• Recently we installed illuminated EXIT signs and emergency lighting over the exits in our church building. All of the church doors can always be exited from the inside. We ask that if because of urgency someone must leave by one of the side doors, it then be firmly closed. The only church doors unlocked for entrance are the six main front doors. This is for everyone’s security. These actions are taken not because of any specific threat, but in keeping with safety measures be-ing adopted by houses of worship across our nation.

• At the suggestion of state and local law enforcement, we would like to create a parish registry of those with medical training who could be called upon to assist in an emergency. If this is you, please let me know.

Father Charlie

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