Sacrament of Marriage Engaged couples should make arrangements with one of the priests one year in advance of the wedding date.

Sacrament of Baptism The Parish Community celebrates Baptisms on all Sundays of the month at 12:00 pm. One preparation session is required for first time parents. Parents should register by calling the Parish Office after the child’s birth.

Sacrament of Reconciliation The Sacrament of the Lord’s Forgiveness is celebrated Saturday afternoons at 5:00 pm. Other times for Reconciliation are announced in the bulletin, and by making an appointment with one of the priests.

Sacrament of the Sick The Parish Community celebrates this Sacrament at a Special Liturgy during the year or at home anytime.

The Roman Catholic Church of

OUR LADY OF MERCY 9 0 WH I P P A N Y R O A D • WH I P P A N Y , N J 0 7 9 8 1

Served By Reverend Roberto Amador

Administrator olmchwhip@aol.com

Reverend Milton Camargo Parochial Vicar

frmilton@ourladyofmercyparish.com

Vincent LoBello, Deacon DeaconVinny@ourladyofmercyparish.com

Kamil Kiszka, Transitional Deacon

Reverend Francis Duffy Weekend Assistant

Lisa Dempsey, Pastoral Associate Lisa.Dempsey@ourladyofmercyparish.com

Lynda Asea, Parish Secretary olmchwhip@aol.com

Edwin Peterson, Trustee

Carmen Blandino, Parish Council President Ministries

Altar Linens Debbie Finn, 973-464-9035 olmAltarLinens@ourladyofmercyparish.com

Altar Servers Coordinator: Fr. Milton Camargo, 973-887-0050 frmilton@ourladyofmercyparish.com

Extraordinary Ministers Coordinators: Kathy Dittrick, 973-428-4996 & Marilyn Kuehner, 973-386-1742 olmEM@ourladyofmercyparish.com

Health Ministry Coordinators: Marlene Peterson & Kathy Dittrick, 973-428-4996 olmHealthMinistry@ourladyofmercyparish.com

Martha & Mary Ministry Patti Cobane, 973-386-1393 & Anne Roda-Farrell 973-884-2969 moserking@verizon.net

Ministers of the Word Coordinators: Rose Prisco, 973-884-2702 & Kim Gigantino, 973-463-0327 olmLectors@ourladyofmercyparish.com

Music Ministry & Ministry House Lisa Dempsey, 973-887-0767 olmMusicMinistry@ourladyofmercyparish.com

Prayer Shawl Ministry Coordinator: Janet Dodge, 973-887-2583 janleedod@yahoo.com

Usher/Ministers Coordinator: John Guido, 973-769-2528 olmUshers@ourladyofmercyparish.com

Rectory & St. Mary’s

Cemetery Office 9 Parsippany Road, Whippany, NJ 07981 Rectory Office is open from... 9:00 am - 3:00 pm, Monday - Friday Phone 973-887-0050 Fax 973-887-0991 E-Mail olmchwhip@aol.com Web www.ourladyofmercyparish.com

The Lord’s Day

Saturday Evening 5:30 pm

Sunday Morning 7:30, 9:30 & 11:00 am

Weekdays 9:00 am

Saturday Morning 9:00 am (Novena)

Holyday Eve 5:30 pm

Holydays 6:30 am & 12 noon (Chapel)

Religious Formation 9 Parsippany Rd, Whippany, NJ 07981

PreK-8th Grade Coordinator------------------------------Lisa Dempsey, 973-887-0767 Assistant Coordinator -----------------------------------------Lynda Asea, 973-887-0050 Email: olmRF@ourladyofmercyparish.com

9th & 10th Grade H.S. Confirmation Program Coordinator-------------------------------- Deacon Vincent & Majella LoBello Email: olmConfirmation@ourladyofmercyparish.com

We Invite you to CELEBRATE THE EUCHARIST ON…

Sunday 02/11/18 Monday 02/12/18 Tuesday 02/13/18 Wednesday 02/14/18

6th Sunday of Ordinary TimeRF 9th & 10th Only11AM Liturgy Word ChildrenCYO Games 1-9PM PC

CYO 6-9 Parish Ctr. Arden Courts & Care OneReligious Formation

Ash Wednesday6:30 AM in Chapel12:05 & 7:30PM Church4PM Service4-7:30 Lenten Soup Dinnerin the Parish Center

FEBRUARY 11, 2018SIXTH SUNDAY ORDINARY TIME

SATURDAY, February 10th- Vigil 6th Sunday Ordinary Time5:30 P.M. Joseph M. Peterson

Asunta “Sonny” LessMargaret Welschko (3rd Ann)

SUNDAY, February 11th - 6th Sunday of Ordinary World Day of the Sick

World Marriage Day7:30 A.M. John A. Blunt, Jr.

Joyce Michaelson (1st Ann)9:30 A.M. Ann Profita

Benito IturraldeEdward O’Sullivan (1st Ann)

11:00 A.M. Joseph M. Peterson MONDAY, February 12th - President Lincoln’s Birthday

9:00 A.M. For those who work to end any slavery

TUESDAY, February 13th - 9:00 A.M. People of the Parish

WEDNESDAY, February 14th - Ash Wednesday6:30 A.M. People of the Parish

12:05 P.M. William Smith7:30 P.M. For all persecuted because of their faith

THURSDAY, February 15th - 9:00 A.M. Anthony Marcaccio

Ester Selitto (1st Ann)12:05 P.M. People of the Parish

FRIDAY, February 16th- 9:00 A.M. Anthony Marcaccio

Ester Selitto (1st Ann)12:05 P.M. People of the Parish

SATURDAY, - February 17th - Seven Holy Founders of the Servite Orders

9:00 A.M. People of the Parish

SATURDAY, February 17th- Vigil 1st Sunday of Lent5:30 P.M. Norman Mills

Rita Dambach (3rd Ann)

SUNDAY, February 18th - 1st Sunday of Lent7:30 A.M. Robert, Steven & Patty Thompson9:30 A.M. Donald Philips, Sr

Edward & Charlotte Murphy. 11:00 A.M. Eugene D’Altrui

GOD’S GIFT FOR GIFTING

February 4th $ 7, 648. 00 Last Year $ 7, 600. 00

Pope Francis’ Prayer Intention for February“Comfort For The Afflicted” - That all those who are afflicted,

especially the poor, refugees and marginalized, may findwelcome and comfort in our communities.

We are looking for faithful and dedicated members ofour parish family to become more involved in theministries here at Our Lady of Mercy. Each of us, byvirtue of our baptism, are called to give witness tothe power of God working in us and through us,

despite our faults and failures, and maybe also because ofthem. God does not ask us to be perfect, but to struggle,sacrifice and make aware His love, compassion and mercy.Extraordinary Ministers contact either Kathy 973-428-4996 orMarilyn 973-386-1742 or olmEM@ourladyofmercyparish.com Ministers of the Word contact Rose 973-884-2702 or Kim973-473-0327 or email olmLector@ourladyofmercyparsh.com.Music Ministry contact Lisa at 973-887-0767 or emailolmMusicMinistry@ourladyofmercyparish.com Usher/Hospitality Minister contact John 973-769-2528 or email atolmUsher@ourladyofmercyparish.com Altar Servers- Allchildren/teens/adults, grade 3rd and up contact Fr. Milton at973-887-0050email. frmilton@ourladyofmercyparish.com.

PIZZA NIGHT WITH THE BISHOPOn Tues 2/27 from 7-9PM at Pope John XXIII H.S.in Sparta, all men in high school, college or older,are invited to join Bishop Serratelli and priests fromthe Diocese of Paterson for adoration, reflectionfellowship...and of course, pizza. For more info

please contact the Vocation Office at 973-777-8818 x711.

ADDITIONAL DAILY MASS IN LENT AT OLMBeginning on Thursday, February 15th and continuingthroughout the weekdays of Lent, daily Mass will be celebratedat 9AM & 12:05PM in OLM’s Chapel. The addition of the12:05PM Mass will enable more of our parishioners andemployees of our local businesses to participate in the Lentenjourney by attending liturgy daily at OLM in preparation forEaster, April 1st.

2018 MASS BOOK OPENThere are many ways to remember a loved onehere at OLM Parish Family. One way is to havetheir name mentioned during the Mass Intentionsat the weekend masses in the Church or thedaily masses in the Chapel. The 2018 Mass

Book is now open and there are still a number of massesavailable, but they do fill up quickly Please contact theRectory at 973-887-0050 or email olmchwhip@aol.com

Thursday 02/15/18 Friday 02/16/18 Saturday 02/17/18 Sunday 02/18/18

9AM & 12:05Mass ChapelCYO 6-9 PM

9AM & 12:05 Mass ChapelCYO 6-9 PM PCStations of theCross7PM in Chape

CYO 9AM - 9PM2nd Collection

1st Sunday of Lent2nd CollectionCYO Games 1-9PM PC4PM Rite of ElectionSt. John the BaptistCathedral

For everything there is a Reason and a Timefor Every Purpose under Heaven

...A Time to Heal...Pray for the sick

Giuseppa Casarrubea, Connor Davey, Pat Conforti, Agnes Ryan, Kip Dangler, Charles Realmonte, Raye,

Linda Ann Celeste, John Strumolo, Sr, Cara Coughlin, Emma Carothers, Joe S., Joseph Mascia, James Giannetti,

Stella, Colton Ford Petronaci, John Lenox, Jimmy Hark,Patrick J. Asay Jr, William Bulman, Susan Nicoll, Mike,

Audrey Sherry, Marylou Perrini, Michelle White, Chris Surrago, Richard Virgil, Ann Granziel, Paul Comerford, Justin T.,

Angel Lamontagne, Beverly Fresco, Neal Spickert-Fulton,Generoso Giesullo, Arlene Gentile, Anita & Armando Geroldi,

Christine McGarry, Theresa Pentz,, Ann-Marie Andre,Mackenzie Cunningham, John Cordova, Bob Flieger,

Jean Marie Petrino, Michael Rado, Elaine Gieger, Marie,Peter D’Alessio, Jessica Hermans, Anthony LaFerrara,Dolores Williams, Belarmino Viegas, Michael Albano,

Megan Fennie & John Yacat

...A Time to Die...Pray for the dead

Please pray for those buried in St. Mary’s Cemeteryand for those who have died especially Angelo Biunno and

..A Time for Peace...Pray for peace and our enemies in our world,

in our homeland, and in our Church

ASH WEDNESDAYThis Wednesday is Ash Wednesday, day of fastand abstinence. Mass will be celebrated in theChapel at 6:30 AM and at 12 Noon and 7:30PMin the Church. There will also be a Liturgy of the

Word Service at 4PM in the Church.

MARIAN HOME PILGRIMAGE PROGRAM

Have you signed up yet for our Marian HomePilgrimage Program? We began our program on theFeast of the Immaculate Conception 5 years ago and

it still continues today. What better way to celebrate the NewYear than by journeying through it with our Blessed Mother? Asign-up sheet can be found on the bulletin board at the back ofChurch. We encourage and invite each family to sign up for aweek to bring Our Blessed Mother into your home. You willpick up Mary after the 11AM Mass and return her the followingweek before the 5:30 PM Mass. During the week that Maryspends with in your home, take the time to deepen yourrelationship with Jesus through His Blessed Mother. Pray therosary together as a family, place a prayer request in theprayer journal and be drawn closer to Our Lord and HisBlessed Mother. Keep a rosary, scapular and pamphlet so thatyou can continue your journey with Mary.

LITURGY CORNEREach weekend we come to celebrate our faith atMass. For most who gather, faith is something welearned or experienced as children. But faith is ajourney that continues throughout our lives. For

many it’s like driving - we’ve been at it so long that we maynot realize how important a refresher course can be. That’show it is with faith; sometimes we need to re-discover what itis that we believe, where our values and beliefs were formedand how they are central to who we are and how we live now. This Lent is a perfect opportunity to maybe get a “tune-up” oreven a “jump-start” with our faith. Sometimes you just need totry something different. Don’t just “give up” something forLent. DO SOMETHING! You can attend daily Mass or Stationsof the Cross on Fridays, reflect on the Sunday Gospels with our“Lenten Reflections” on Thur at 7PM. There is even a Lentenemail program called the BEST LENT EVER. It’s simple andfree. The only cost is your commitment to live better each daythis Lent. Another program, “40acts”, is a generosity challengewhich invites people to “do Lent generously” in 2018.Traditionally we usually “give something up” for Lent, but whatif it could be more then that? What if we used this Lent to givesomething “back”, not give something “up”. There are so manyopportunities for all of us to find that little spark we’ve beenseeking. So...how will YOU be celebrating Lent this year?

FAITH AT HOMEAll of us have encountered illness in our own livesor in the lives of those who are close to us. We

can recognize the impact of illness. We know it takes aphysical toll but also a social and spiritual toll as well.Adults: How do I understand the “integral healing” andthe restoration that only God can offer, as I reflect on myown experience of illness and limitation? Children: Whenhas God helped me to feel better? A Family Perspective:Today's Gospel invites us to think about the choices wemake as individuals and as a family. Jesus was faced witha choice in today's Gospel. By choosing to heal the manwith leprosy, Jesus showed God's compassion for the sickand the outcast. The sick and the outcast of our worldare watching us, to see if we as Christians will choose toextend ourselves to others in need of healing andcompassion. Gather with your family and talk aboutsome of the choices you have made as a family. (whereto go on vacation, what activities to do together, how tospend our evenings, and so on) How does your family goabout making these decisions? What do your choicescommunicate to others about your family's values?

UPCOMING EVENTS AT OLM 2/14 Wed “Lenten Soup Dinner” from 4-7:30 in ParishCtr. 2/24 Sat “First Reconciliation” 11AM in the Church

COMMUNITY HAPPENINGS2/11 “Hanover’s Chinese New Year Celebration” at3:30PM. Both will be held at the Hanover Twp Rec Ctr2/16 “Pizza and Sting-O” 7-9PM Bingo with a Bee at theRec Ctr. Cost is $10 per family; 2/22 “Your MemoriesForever” 10:30AM or 7PM Whippanong Library; 2/24 “2nd Annual Energy Fair” 9-1PM WPHS Cafeteria

RELIGIOUS FORMATIONThere will be a RF session this Tuesday 2/13. If you have any questions or concerns please feel

free to contact us at the emails below: K-8th olmRF@ourladyofmercyparish.com 9th & 10th olmConfirmation@ourladyofmercyparish.com

As part of their preparation for First Eucharist, thefollowing children and their families will present the gifts atthe following liturgies this weekend

5:30 Anabel Monaco andMarco Tortorello

CONTRIBUTION STATEMENTSThe contribution statements for the yearending Dec 31 2017 are now available.Please contact the Rectory at 973-887-0050or olmchwhip@aol.com if you need a copy for

your records. Online Donors can pull their own statementsin Online Giving: 1. Log in to your Online Giving donoraccount. 2. Click on “View My Giving History & TaxInformation.” 3. On the right side, click the “Print” Button.4. Set your date range from 1/1/2017 to 12/31/2017. 5.Change the report type to “Full Detail Report (TaxPurposes).” 6. Leave the tax filter option checked. 7. Click“Print”. 8. Your report will open in a new window. 9. Youwill need to export the report to a PDF to print the full report. To print, click on the PDF link at the top of thescreen. This will open the report as a PDF and will let youprint the report. Make sure you have your pop-up blockerdisabled

OLM 201 SPRING CALENDAR RAFFLEOver the past few days you should havereceived your Spring Calendar Raffle tickets.

Please send in your tickets before the deadline of March1st. We will begin picking tickets after the 9:30 Mass onMarch 4th. You could be one of the lucky winners!Remember, there are 92 chances to win, plus you canbecome a multiple winner too! Just drop your tickets intothe collection basket during Mass or send/drop them off atthe Rectory. (Please mark the envelope “Calendar Raffle”) If you need additional tickets, they are available at theRectory M-F 9AM - 3PM. We hope to see manyparishioners participate in our upcoming Spring CalendarRaffle. Remember: YOU MUST BE IN IT TO WIN IT!

SECOND COLLECTIONNext weekend, we will take up the Collectionfor the Church in Central and Eastern Europe. This collection supports the Church in over 20countries, many of which are still struggling torecover in the aftermath of Soviet rule. Fundsfrom this collection support pastoral care,

catechesis, building renovations and seminary formation. Yoursupport restores the Church and builds the future in this region.Please prayerfully consider how you can support the collectionnext weekend. More information about this can be found atwww.usccb.org/ccee

40 DAYS FOR LIFEPlease join us for 40 Days for Life as we peacefullypray outside of Planned Parenthood in Morristown,196 Speedwell Avenue. We pray for all those who

have created a child, for each life is a joyous gift from God. Pleasecome singularly or in groups, to pray or meditate. If you wish toregister for particular hours please visit 40 Days for Life andregister for the Morristown vigil or call 973-933-2800 or email us at44LifeUS@gmail.com

LENTEN BLESSING BAGSOLM’s Health Ministry would like to include you inits Lenten Program this year. We will beassembling “Blessing Bags” for the residents ofCare One and Arden Courts in Whippany. These

bags will contain essentials that the patients have expressed adesire to obtain. We will be presenting the bags at the end of Lent.Between the two facilities, there are 120 residents. We are askingyou to donate the following toiletries, so that we may preparethese bags. There will be boxes at each entrance of the Church,for you to place your donations. We are in need of travel sizeitems. Items needed are: shampoo, combs, toothbrushes,toothpaste, hand sanitizer, tissue packs, mouthwash, lip balm,soap, skin moisturizer, small packs of band-daids, bath powderand socks. No food items can be included, due to dietaryrestrictions for many of the residents. All gifts must be received byMarch 11th. If you wish to give a monetary donation to be used topurchase the items, simply enclose in an envelope marked“Blessing Bags” and drop it in the collection basket or at therectory. In the spirit of the Lenten season, we anticipate that thisproject will be a huge success. May God bless you for yourgenerosity.

FROM THE CROSS TO THE EMPTY TOMBThis Lent, deepen your reverence for God’s profound love! BishopSerratelli invites you to journey with those who were with Jesus inHis last hours. You may be like Peter one day, and like Judas,Simon, Mary Magdalene or Our Lady on another. This Lentenbook provides a deeper appreciation for God’s eternal saving love.To purchase the book go to www.catholicbookpublishing.com toreceive a discount use promo code BISHOP.

PILGRIMAGE TO FATIMA & PORTUGAL

Visit Fatima and the Shrines of Portugal, escortedby Monsignor Francis Duffy October 10 - 17, 2018Although Fatima is the primary pilgrimage siteduring this trip there are many other beautiful

shrines that you will visit. See the Church of the Holy Miraclecontaining the oldest recorded Eucharistic miracle, visit twoUNESCO World Heritage sites - the Batalha Monastery ofAlcobaca founded by Portugal's first king in 1153 and theMonesteiro dos Jeronimos, the breathtaking site of a Hieronymitemonastery and admire the beautiful Church of St. Anthony ofLisbon, also known as St. Anthony of Padua. Cost is $2829.00pp, double occupancy. A deposit is due by 3/1 for $600 pp. Formore info please contact Long’s Travel 973-538-1700

My Dear Friends,

Time flies! It seems that we just celebrated Christmas and here we are getting ready for Lent. Such is life! God wants usto walk His path of Salvation and whenever time passes that quickly, it is because we are walking it with Him, listening toHis voice and putting our sight on His footsteps. The Lenten Season is right here. One more year the Lord offers usthrough his Church the opportunity to get closer to Him and to deepen our faith. In our parish we have many opportunitiesto do so this Season of Holiness.

Last Tuesday our Religious Formation Program organized a Lenten Family Night. It was a great opportunity to see ourparents gathered at the church trying to help their children on their Lenten Journey. As I told them at the meeting, it is agreat joy for us as a Parish to help them in their mission of educating their children in the Faith. This was the first activitywith which we began the Lenten Program in OLM even before Lent officially begins next week.

Ash Wednesday: 6:30 AM Mass in the Chapel, 12PM & 7:30 PM Mass in Church and 4PM Liturgy Service in Church. Letthe ashes be a symbol of humility before our Lord.

Ash Wednesday and Good Friday: there was a tradition at OLM to come and eat fried fish. Bill and Madeline fromBILLY’S RED ROOM generously donated the fish for many years and the Knights of Columbus were able to prepare thefish in our parish center as a fundraiser. We keep Bill and Madeline in our prayers and thank them for their generosity toour parish for many years. This year we will have a Lenten Soup Supper 4-7:30PM in the Parish Center. It may be asgood as the fish and most importantly, it is an opportunity to meet together as we come for these two important days inthe liturgical life of the Church and our Parish Community.

We will have our Daily Mass Monday-Saturday at 9AM and, in addition, during the Lenten Season there will be a12:05PM Mass in the Chapel Monday-Friday. This will begin 2/15 until Wednesday of Holy Week 3/28. I hope to offeranother opportunity to be at Mass to our parishioners and also to the workers in our parish area.

During the Thursdays of Lent there will be Lenten Scripture Reflections 2/15, 2/22, 3/1, 3/8, 3/15, 3/22 at 7PM in theParish Center. All are invited to come to enrich your spiritual life during this privileged time of our liturgical year.

Every Monday of Lent our “Welcome Home to Healing” will take place in our Chapel from 7-8:30PM. This means thatthere will be a priest available to hear confessions on Mondays from 2/19- 3/12. Every church in the Paterson Diocese isdoing the same. The Last Monday of “Welcome Home to Healing” we will celebrate our Parish Lenten Penance Service3/19 7PM in Church.

During the Lenten Season we have traditionally had Stations of the Cross on Friday Evenings 7PM in the Chapel. This year 2/16, 2/23, 3/2, 3/9, 3/16 Stations will be led by our Parish Ministries. On 3/23 it will be led by our ConfirmationProgram. This is a great opportunity to enable more people to be involved in the Liturgical life of the Parish.

Holy Thursday – 9AM Morning Prayer in the Chapel; 8PM Mass of the Lord’s Supper in the Church and EucharisticAdoration in the Chapel until 12AM.

Good Friday – 9AM Morning Prayer in the Chapel; 3PM Passion of the Lord in Church; Soup Supper 4-7:30PM in theParish Center and Stations of the Cross 8PM in the Church.

Holy Saturday – 9AM Morning Prayer in the Chapel; 12PM Easter Food Blessing in the Chapel and the 8PM Easter Vigil in the Church.

Easter Sunday – Regular Sunday Masses – 7:30/9:30/11AM.

May this Lenten Season 2018 be a journey of holiness and faith growing for every one of us here at OLM.

God Bless You All,

Fr. Roberto

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