SERVED BY

Reverend Roberto Amador..............................Administrator Lisa Dempsey ...........................................Pastoral Associate olmchwhip@aol.com Lisa.Dempsey@ourladyofmercyparish.com

Reverend Milton Camargo............................. Parochial Vicar Edwin Peterson ..............................................................Trustee parochialvicar@ourladyofmercyparish.com Carmen Blandino................................ Parish Council President

Reverend Francis Duffy .......................... Weekend Assistant

Vincent LoBello ........................................................ Deacon DeaconVinny@ourladyofmercyparish.com

RECTORY & ST. MARY’S CEMETERY OFFICE 9 Parsippany Road, Whippany, NJ 07981 Rectory Office is open from 9a.m—3p.m. Monday—Friday

Phone: 973-887-0050 Fax: 973-887-0991 E-Mail: olmchwhip@aol.com Web: www.ourladyofmercyparish.com ParishOffice@ourladyofmercy.com

OUR LADY OF MERCY ACADEMY 90 Whippany Road, Whippany, NJ 07981

Phone: 973-887-2611 Fax: 973-887-6629 E-Mail: olm.school@verizon.net Web: www.olmacademy.com

RELIGIOUS FORMATION 9 Parsippany Rd, Whippany, NJ 07981

Phone: 973-887-0050 Fax: 973-887-0991 E-Mail: olmRF@ourladyofmercyparish.com

LITURGICAL MINISTRIES 70 Whippany Rd, Whippany, NJ 07981

Phone: 973-887-0767 Fax: 973-887-0644 E-Mail: Lisa.Dempsey@ourladyofmercyparish.com

YOUTH MINISTRY 70 Whippany Rd, Whippany, NJ 07981

Phone: 973-887-0767 Fax: 973-887-0644 E-mail: Lisa.Dempsey@ourladyofmercyparish.com

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 p.m. 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 p.m. 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 Sacra-ment at a Special Liturgy during the year or at home anytime.

WE INVITE YOU TO CELEBRATE THE EUCHARIST ON…

THE LORD’S DAY

Saturday Evening......................................................... 5:30 p.m. Sunday Morning .............. 7:30 a.m., 9:30 a.m., & 11:00 a.m.

Weekdays..................................................................... 9:00 a.m. Saturday Morning ......................................9:00 a.m. (Novena)

Holyday Eve................................................................. 5:30 p.m. Holydays ................................ 6:30 a.m. (Chapel), & 12 Noon

Sunday 09/17/17 Monday 09/18/17 Tuesday 09/19/17 Wednesday 09/20/17

24th Sunday OTCoffee And...Catechetical SundayK-8th RF Begins9:30 AM in Parish Ctr.CYO Tryouts 6-9:30PMOLM Parish Center

SEPTEMBER 17, 201724th SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME

SATURDAY, Sept 16th- Vigil 24th Sunday Ordinary Time5:30 P.M. Edward & Mary Clark Sophie Puskar

Anthony & Joseph CatizonePhyllis Ryan (25th Ann)

SUNDAY, September 17th- 24th Sunday Ordinary Time7:30 A.M. Anne Reitzel Gregory Oese9:30 A.M. People of the Parish

11:00 A.M. John Berrie Irene CondeVenancio CamargoMary Catherine Coughlin

MONDAY, September 18th - 9:00 A.M. People of the Parish

TUESDAY, September 19th- St. Januarius (San Gennaro) 9:00 A.M. For all who are in need of help

WEDNESDAY, September 20th - St. Andrew Kim Tae-gon and St. Paul Chong Ha-sang

9:00 A.M. Walter NaiderekRev. Msgr. Robert Morel (18th Ann)

THURSDAY, September 21st - St. Matthew 9:00 A.M. Pete Baros

FRIDAY, September 22nd-9:00 A.M. People of the Parish

SATURDAY, September 23rd- St. Pio of Pietrelcina9:00 A.M. For all who suffer because of an illness

SATURDAY, Sept 23rd- Vigil 25th Sunday Ordinary Time5:30 P.M. Pete Baros

Rose Errett (Lakefield)

SUNDAY, September 24th- 25th Sunday Ordinary Time7:30 A.M. Robert Thompson (9th Ann)9:30 A.M. Paul Walter Oravetz Norma Cappetta

Marie Cocoa (12th Ann)George Tompkins Family

11:00 A.M. Barbara Forsythe Pat LaBracioIrene Popadines (7th Ann)Charles Popadines (8th Ann)

IN MEMORYThe flowers in the Church this week are inloving memory of Edward & Mary Clarkat the request of their family.

GOD’S GIFT FOR GIFTING

September 10th $ 7, 176. 00 Last Year $ 8, 081. 00

Pope Francis’ Prayer Intention for September“Parishes” - That our parishes, animated by a missionary

spirit, may be places where faith is communicated and charity is seen.

2017 BISHOP’S ANNUAL APPEAL IN GIVING, WE RECEIVE

For your convenience, you are able tomake an on-line gift to the 2017 Bishop’s

Annual Appeal at www.2017appeal.org and follow the instructions.You can either make a one-time gift or a pledge with monthlypayments made automatically for your convenience. More andmore parishioners are taking advantage of this option, so pleaseconsider using this method. Whether it is a pledge, a one-time giftor an online donation, your support is greatly needed. Every giftcounts! Please participate in the 2017 Appeal.

SILVER & GOLD WEDDING ANNIVERSARY MASS

Couples, were you married in 1967 or 1992? Youare warmly invited to celebrate your 25th or 50th

Wedding Anniversary with the Church of Paterson.Bishop Serratelli will be the main celebrant at Mass at TheCathedral of St. John the Baptist in Paterson. Please contact Lisa at 973-887-0767 if you are able to attend. Registrationswill be accepted through Oct 15th. Once your registration hasbeen processed Information will be sent from the Office ofFamily Life. Congratulations on this joyous occasion!

SOLEMN PONTIFICAL MASS IN THETRADITIONAL LATIN RITE

Bishop Arthur Serratelli will be the celebrant at aSolemn Pontifical Mass in the Traditional LatinRite 9:30 AM on Sat 10/14 at the Cathedral of StJohn the Baptist, 381 Grand Street in Paterson.

For more information, please contact Dr. Joseph ‘Doc’ Daly,Diocesan Pastoral Advisory Council Member atjrdaly74@hotmail.com, or (973) 464-2954

CELEBRATION OF FILIPINO SAINTSAll are invited to The Diocesan Commission forCatholic Filipino Ministries’ annual celebrationhonoring two Filipino Saints, Lorenzo Ruiz andPedro Calungsod, on Sept. 24, 2017 at theCathedral of St. John the Baptist, in Paterson.

Bishop Arthur J. Serratelli will preside at the 3:00 p.m. Mass,followed immediately by a Filipino reception at the BishopRodimer Center. For more info email DCCFM at emailto:dccfmevents@gmail.com

Thursday 09/21/17 Friday 09/22/17 Saturday 09/23/17 Sunday 09/24/17

UN Day for Peace

Health Ministry Mtg6:30 PM Ministry House

AutumnBegins

Loaves &FishesBloodPressures

25th Sunday OTPreK-5th RF 9:30 - 10:459th - 10th RF Confirmation9:30 AM in the Parish Ctr.Loaves & FishesBlood PressuresCYO Tryouts 6-9:30PM

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

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

Giuseppa Casarrubea, Pat Fusco, Ann Y., Connor Davey,Addie Cinquino, Connie Delio, Susan Nicoll, Carol, Bob Bark,

Angela Cassano, Allen Lebo, Dominic Guida, John Stolfi,Giovanna Cinquino, John Jaczyinski, Jacqueline Gorman,Shane Hakes, Mike McLaughlin, Bill Van Hall, Pat Conforti,Agnes Ryan, Kip Dangler, Robert DelPurgatorio, Michael,

Charles Realmonte, Roger, Linda Ann Celeste, Lucille Cocca,John Strumolo, Sr, Angela, Cara Coughlin, Shirley Smiecinski,

Stephen Donnelly, Gary Y, Emma Carothers, Bob Roberts,Joseph Mascia, Mark Herkert, James Giannetti, Lisa Compas,

Colton Ford Petronaci, Patrick J. Asay Jr, William Bulman,Kevin Mulligan, Russell Cassella, Jimmy Hark, Audrey Sherry,Arlene Gentile, Marylou Perrini, Michelle White, Patsy Manna,Chris Surrago, Felisa Manlapig, Richard Virgil, Ann Granziel,Paul Comerford, Pat Rue-an, Lorraine Azzinaro, Justin T., Angel Lamontagne, Melissa, Terry, Assunta Less, Stella,Neal Spickert-Fulton, Generoso Giesullo, Irene D, Joe S., Angelina Martin,Anita & Armando Geroldi, Arlene Gentile,Wagner Estivalletti, Christine McGarry, Ann-Marie Andre,

Mackenzie Cunningham, Theresa Pentz, Betty Deren, Raye, John Cordova, Beverly Fresco, Audrey Safin, ML, John Lenox,Jean Marie Petrino, Elaine Gieger, Frank Mares, Michael Rado

Jessica Hermans, Bridget Murray, Anthony LaFerrara,Mary Geraldine McHale, John Lenox, Belarmino Viegas

Tom Baxterm, Dolores Williams & Peter D’Alessio

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

Please pray for those buried in St. Mary’s Cemeteryand for those who have died especially Alice Balint and Florence Schreitmueller

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

in our homeland, and in our Church

FAMILY, FOOD, AND FUN!In celebration of its 100th anniversary, theCollege of St. Elizabeth Department of Foodsand Nutrition will host Father Leo E.Patalinghug, “The Cooking Priest,” onTuesday, October 3 at 7 p.m., in the DolanAuditorium Annunciation Center at College ofSaint Elizabeth, 2 Convent Road, in

Morristown. Father Patalinghug, an internationally-knownspeaker, author, and TV/radio host, is best known forpromoting Grace Before Meals, a movement to bring familiesback to the dinner table to nourish the body and soul. Advancetickets are $10 through www.cse.edu/fatherleo. Admission atthe door is $15 and will be based upon availability. Doors openat 6:00pm. Reservation required/open seating

CATECHETICAL SUNDAY 2017The third Sunday of September in theUnited States is celebrated as CatecheticalSunday in order to acknowledge,appreciate, and commission those who arecatechists. The first celebration of national

catechetical day in our country is recorded on October 30,1935, in Rochester, N.Y. By 1944, the practice was in everypart of the nation and by 1955 most dioceses celebrated theday on the third Sunday in September. This year’s theme is“Living as Missionary Disciples” and at our 11AM Mass, thosefrom our parish family who will serve as catechists will becalled forth to be commissioned for their ministry. CatecheticalSunday is a wonderful opportunity to reflect on the role thateach of us play, by virtue of our Baptism, in handing on thefaith and being a witness to the Gospel. Catechetical Sunday isan opportunity for ALL to rededicate themselves to this missionas a community of faith.

FAITH AT HOMEIn this Sunday's Gospel, we encounter one ofJesus' most eye-opening, soul-searching, life-changing parables. Today's parable is aboutforgiveness, and it touches the very core ofour human hypocrisy: We want others to be

generous in treating us with mercy, but we tend to bequite stingy in doling out mercy to others. We want othersto be lenient with us, but meanwhile we make harshdeterminations about what we think they deserve. "Howoften must I forgive?" Jesus' well known response was,"Seventy seven times" (sometimes translated as "seventytimes seven"). Of course we know Jesus did not mean thisliterally, as though we could stop forgiving on theseventy-eighth offense! In Scripture the number sevensymbolizes completeness or wholeness. The "wholeness"of forgiveness reaches far and wide. It goes beyond whatany human being may even feel capable ofaccomplishing. It is essentially limitless. This masterfulparable is impeccable in its logic. It leaves the hearerwith no possible conclusion except to say, "I must forgivemy brother and sister from my heart." The alternative is alife without mercy, which is no life at all. Adults: When andwith whom have I been stingy with mercy, doling it out insmall sums? When have I failed to recognize, accept,and appreciate the limitless mercy God has offered me?Children: Who represents God in the parable, and whatdoes God want? Which character in the story representseach of us, and what do we do wrong? What is theconclusion Jesus drew at the end of the parable? FamilyPerspective: Search your soul. Who do you need toforgive? Forgiveness is a process. Begin that process thisweek, remembering how generous God is with you, andhow he has empowered you and called you to begenerous with others.

UPCOMING EVENTS AT OLM9/24 Confirmation Program Begins 9/10th gr Parents &Teens Parish Ctr. 9:30 - All are required to attend the 11AMMass together as a family.

RELIGIOUS FORMATIONOur Religious Formation 2017-2018 Sessions havebegun. Our next session will be Sun 9/24 for PreK- 5th and on Tues 9/26 for 1st - 5th 4-5:15PM and

6th-8th from 7-8:15. For more infoplease call 973-887-0050or email olmRF@ourladyofmercyparish.com ReligiousFormation begins next Sunday 9/24 for 9th & 10th grade from9:30 - 10:45 in the Parish Center concluding with our 11AMMass in the Church. For questions concerning the 9th & 10th grConfirmation Program, please call the Rectory or you canemail olmConfirmation@ourladyofmercyparish.com

CATECHISTS NEEDEDPlease consider becoming a catechist, and/or sub,someone who echoes OUR faith—for our RFprogram. Sessions meet on Sun mornings and on

Tues afternoon/evenings. For more info call the Rectory oremail olmRF@ourladyofmercyparish.com about this mostimportant need for our parish family.

ARE YOU CALLED TO SERVE?All children/teens/adults, from grade 3rd and upare invited to become an altar server at one ofthe weekend Masses. If you are interested, orwould like to receive additional informationabout this special ministry, please contact Fr.Milton frmilton@ourladyofmercyparish.com or

call the Rectory 973-887-0050.The next meeting will be onTues 10/10 - 6:30 for children/teens and 7pm for adults.

2017 OLM FALL CALENDAR RAFFLEOur Calendar Raffle tickets have been mailedout. You can mail them to the Rectory, 9Parsippany Rd., Whippany, NJ 07981 or dropthem in the collection basket during Mass. Markthe envelope “Calendar Raffle”. We will begin

picking tickets on Sun, 10/1 after the 9:30 Mass. We lookforward to more parishioners participating in this excitingfundraising activity for OLM Church. don’t forget – you haveto be in it to win it!

PIZZA NIGHT WITH THE BISHOPFOR WOMEN!

Save the Date - Monday, Sept 25th from 7 - 9 PM atPope John Paul XXIII High School - the first "Pizza Night forWomen" with Bishop Serratelli. This event will be open to highschool and college aged women discerning their vocation. Fordetails, please call the office of the Delegate for Religious at973- 777-8818 ext. 207, or kerry@patersondiocese.org.

JOIN OLM’S CHILDREN’S CHOIRBeing a part of a children’s choir gives our childrenan opportunity to serve our church. ReligiousFormation and other activities minister to children,but joining a choir gives children a chance to

minister to others through music. Additionally, participation ina choir gives children an opportunity to take a leadership rolein the service. Children's choirs are part of the formation andeducation process. When children sing Scripture, theyremember it for a lifetime. OLM’s Children’s Choir is open toall in grades 3rd through 8th. Our first meeting will be onWednesday, September 27th from 4-5 p.m. at the MinistryHouse (white house directly across the parking lot of theChapel) It’s lots of fun and a wonderful way to pray with yourfriends and to learn music. For more info or to sign up yourchild/teen, please contact Lisa Dempsey, our PastoralAssociate olmMusicMinistry@ourladyofmercyparish.com. orcall the Ministry House at 973-887-0767. All are welcome andencouraged to join us.

OLM/NDMC 2017 - 2018 CYO BASKETBALLTryouts for the CYO basketball season have begun.Any registration form received after August 31st willautomatically be placed on a waiting list. Practicewill begin in October and the 2017-18 season willbegin November 19th CYO basketball is

competitive; no tryout attendee is guaranteed spot on anyteam. Qualified players will be placed in the level of play thatbest fits their abilities. This might result in grade specific and/ornon-grade specific teams. Team compositions vary fromseason to season. Following are the tryout dates: Sept. 17: 7:45-8:45pm, 8th grade girlsSept. 24: 6-7pm, 5th /6th grade girls

7-8 pm, 7th grade girlsOct. 1: 6-7pm, 5th grade boys

7-8pm, 6th grade boysVolunteer Coaches: If you are interested in coaching pleasecontact us immediately in order to meet CYO leaguecertification deadlines. All volunteer coaches must completeacoach safety course (Rutgers, NYSCA etc.), PatersonDiocese sponsored Virtus training offered free at local parishesand a background check. For additional info email: MikeHolleran at olmndcyobasketball@gmail.com.

HOLY HEALTH NEWSHow To Get A Better Night's Sleep—Whenyou curl up under the covers at night, youprobably settle into your favorite positionwithout thinking much about it. But could onesleep position be better than another? Forpeople with neck pain, sleeping face up can

sometimes make the pain worse. But many people find backsleep is helpful for alleviating low-back pain. Experiment withdifferent positions. Snoring and sleep apnea-- Obstructivesleep apnea causes the airways to collapse during sleep,leading to pauses in breathing. It often goes hand-in-hand withsnoring. Positioning yourself on your side or stomach can helpthe airways stay open. Reflux and heartburn-- If you suffer fromheartburn or reflux (GERD) sleep on your left side to cool theburn. Other tips-- Close the blinds, replace old mattresses andpillows. Choose a supportive pillow to cradle the neck. Turn offthe phone. Research shows that late night use of phones andtablets can interfere with sleep. Don't respond to textmessages after you have turned in for the night since it hasbeen shown to result in poor quality of sleep and sometimessymptoms of anxiety and depression. When retiring for thenight, silence your phone or leave it in another room. Parents,make sure your kids aren't sneaking the phone into bed withthem. Quality of sleep is important for teenagers, especially.Sweet Dreams from the OLM Health Ministry.

DIOCESE OF PATERSON MARIAN PILGRIMAGE

The Basilica of the National Shrine of theImmaculate Conception Washington, DCThe spiritual journey includes: Holy Mass withBishop Serratelli; Confessions in Crypt Church;Catechetical Presentations; Rosary (multi-lingual);Devotional time / Divine Mercy; Exposition of the

Blessed Sacrament. The cost for the One-Day pilgrimage is$49/pp and includes transportation and gratuity and activities atthe Shrine; meals not included. Departure (from OLM oranother local parish) around 6:30am and return around9:30pm. If you would like to register, please fill out the formbelow, place it in an envelope with your payment (make checkpayable to OLM) and drop in the collection basket or Rectory. Ifyou have any questions, please contact Lisa 973-887-0767.

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From Fr. Roberto:

Dear Friends,

As I mentioned last weekend Richard Larkin and his wife Linda received the award “Vivere Christus”from Bishop Serratelli and I made my trip to the Cathedral on Sunday to congratulate them. It was veryhard to get there because a significant number of streets in Paterson were closed but I finally got intothe Cathedral. It was packed. Finding them among so many people was a mission. However, “nothing isimpossible with God”; I found them, gave them a hug and congratulated them on behalf of all of you atOur Lady of Mercy. Thank you Richard and Linda once again for your service to our parish.

By the way, speaking about Richard Larkin…our Calendar Raffle begins on Sunday Oct 1. This is agreat opportunity to help our community and have fun at the same time. There are very few possibilitiesof winning the lottery. Even though, people are hopeful. Millions of people play it very often, “just incase”. Our Calendar Raffle is much easier; give it a try! You may not win the prize; however, you willalways have the opportunity to contribute to our community in a very playful way.

Last week Ed Peterson spoke at all of our Masses about the Bishop’s Annual Appeal. The name of thisprogram makes it look like it’s the Bishop’s own thing. Far from being a private initiative of the Bishop, itis a project of the whole Diocese of Paterson. Many people benefit by the Annual Appeal. Thank youonce again for being so generous to the program and thank you Ed for presenting it to us beautifully.

This weekend our Religious Education Program begins. Our children from PreK-8th will gather thisSunday from 9:30 - 10:45. Our Confirmation Program, which is for teens in 9th & 10th grade, will beginnext Sunday 9/24 at the same time. Both days we will gather in the Parish Center with our catechistsand a parent for orientation. We will conclude at the 11AM Mass. It will be wonderful to see manychildren together. They are always the hope of the Church and of the world. May they find in our parisha place where they feel loved and integrated. They have the opportunity also to serve the community asAltar Servers. This is a very important ministry in which they can offer their talents and time to God andothers. We will love to see more children around the Altar.

Finally, last Tuesday night I attended a meeting at Seton Hall University where Immaculate ConceptionSeminary is located. Dailon Lisabet and Charles Lana are residing there. Both of them are seminariansfrom our Diocese. They are currently in 3rd year of Theology, which is the 7th year at the Seminary. Afew weeks ago I was asked about hosting them in our parish for some pastoral experience. They willcome to participate with us sometimes for liturgies, meetings, visiting the sick and even participating atsome of our Staff Meetings. Thank God they will live in the Seminary! However, there is more for me todo…I will be involved in their formation. My first lesson will be telling them to apply to me what Jesussaid about the Pharisees in the Gospel: “you must be careful to do everything they tell you. But do notdo what they do” Mt 23:3. I hope to be a good example for them. It is always a privilege having theopportunity to serve them and the Church mentoring them in their vocation journey.

God Bless you all,

Fr. Roberto

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