St. Virgil Parish 250 Speedwell Avenue ~ Morris Plains, New Jersey 07950

Phone: 973 538-1418 / FAX: 973 538-2992 / Website: www.stvirgilparish.org

Our Mass Schedule

Saturday Sunday Weekdays 8:00am 7:30am, 9:00am 6:30am 5:00pm Vigil Mass 10:30am & 12:00noon 12:10pm

Confessions on Saturday afternoons 3:30-4:15pm

Saint Virgil Roman Catholic Parish is a worshiping community called by God and empowered by the Holy Spirit to live and share joyfully the Good News of Jesus Christ’s message of love and salvation through prayer and study, fellowship and hospitality, service and outreach.

PASTOR PAROCHIAL VICAR Rev. Lancelot J. Reis Rev. Daniel Chajkowski frlance@optonline.net 908-455-2588

DEACONS PASTOR EMERITUS

Richard Pinto Merle Sisler Rev. Msgr. Francis J. Duffy Sal Mazzoccoli, Retired frduffy@hotmail.com

PARISH OFFICE Hours: Monday – Friday from 9:00am – 4:00pm

Summer Hours: Monday – Friday from 9:00am – 2:00pm

Secretary Bookkeeper Gloria Carvagno Robyn Morris svparishoffice@gmail.com rmorristown@optonline.net

PREP/Youth Ministry Grades K – 4 Marie Tonini @ tonini.svprep@gmail.com Teresa Rangel @ rangel.svprep@gmail.com Grades 5 - 6 Susan Pittaro @ pittaro.svprep@gmail.com Grades 7 – 8 Christopher Letta @ letta.svprep@gmail.com Confirmation/Youth Ministry Penny Manser @ mansersvym@gmail.com

Music Ministry Director of Music Pam Kane @ rkpk1060@aol.com Children’s Choir Nina Rangel @ nmrangel.music@gmail.com Youth Band Danielle Capuzzi @ dmcapuzzi@verizon.net Choir Director Beth Vecchio @ singerdramagirl@hotmail.com

Finance Council

Jack Cox, Chair Stephanie Morgan Mary Jo Tufaro Larry Frohnhoever Ric Perez Eugene Delmonico Richard DiPalma & Parish Trustees

Parish Trustees

Irene Selitto Jay Webber Michael Connor Nicea D’Annunzio

Ministries Altar Linens .................................................................... Pat Para Altar Servers .................................................. Fr. Dan Chajkowski Appalachia ............................................................ Penny Manser Arbor Terrace............................................................ Patty O’Neill Baptismal Prep...................................................................Clergy Bible Groups ................... Kathy Sisler, Rita McCleary, Phil Alcock Carnival ................................................................. Keith Chesnut Children’s Choir ........................................................ Nina Rangel Choir Director.......................................................... Beth Vecchio Church Décor.........Helene Havers, Sharon Carroll & Marisa Nieto Counters ......................................................... Mary Jo Hashagen Evangelization .....................................................John Trombetta Hospitality & Greeters .............................. Marybeth & Don Soutar Interfaith Food Pantry ............................................... Parish Office Knights of Columbus ..................................... Chuck Havers, G.K. Lazarus Ministry .................................................... Barbara Fisher Lectors .................................................. Don & Jeanne McKenna Living Rosary .............................. Cathy Marshall & Maureen Kelly Men’s Cornerstone .............................................. John FitzPatrick Morris View Nursing Home .....................................Maureen Kelly Music Director ............................................................. Pam Kane Prayer Shawl Ministry .................................................. Jane Flynn Pre Cana .............................................................. Fr. Lance Reis Prime Time ............................................................... Kathy Sisler RCIA............................................................... Deacon Rich Pinto Respect Life .......................................................... Angela Pennisi Rosary Society ....................................................... Betty O’Keefe Social Concerns ................................... Marie Tracey, Jane Flynn; ................................................................ A.J. & Danielle Capuzzi Sunrise Assisted Living .............................. Mickey Toye-Young & .................................................................... Jeanne McGuinness Wedding Prep ....................................................................Clergy Youth Band ........................................................ Danielle Capuzzi Ushers ......................................................................... Ed Schrak

Registration Call or email the parish office to register.

Baptisms The sacrament is celebrated on each Sunday at 1pm. Please call the parish office to schedule an appointment.

Wedding Preparations Bride and Groom should call our pastor to schedule an appointment to begin the marriage preparation process, normally one year in advance.

Visitation of the Sick or Elderly Please call the parish office to arrange for visits to the hospital nursing home, or homebound. Due to HIPA regulations, we cannot visit unless invited by the immediate family.

For ministry to the sick and dying, call the parish office at any time.

May 27, 2018 The Most Holy Trinity

Welcome to St. Virgil’s…

Mass Intentions for the Week Sat., May 26 5:00 PM Craig Davidson

Betty Wurzer Clarence Abayakoon Meneke Perera Birdie Wijerante P. Wijerante

Sun., May 27 7:30 AM Gail Dale 9:00 AM Michael DeMatteo

George Carey 10:30 AM Margaret Conforti 12:00 PM Craig Davidson Mon., May 28 9:00 AM Grant Morgan Tues., May 29 6:30 AM Steve O’Neill 12:10 PM Dolores Beardell

Claudine D’Souza Wed., May 30 6:30 AM Marie Kairaitis 12:10 PM Bob Murphy Thurs., May 31 6:30 AM Diane Carroll 12:10 PM Tony Carvagno—48th

Anniversary Fri., June 1 6:30 AM Chuck Calarc- -- Sp Int

Roger Smith – Sp Int 12:10 PM Craig Davidson

Kyle Fleischmann Sat., June 2 8:00 AM Carmine Moschella 5:00 PM Alice Morris

Angelo Spinola—8th Anniversary

Sun., June 3 7:30 AM Craig Davidson Henry Doherty

9:00 AM Craig Davidson Esperanza Nasser

10:30 AM William Cooper 12:00 PM Franklyn Caruso

The Sanctuary Candle honors the memory of Peter Backes

From the Barlotta/Tonero Families

The Altar Bread and Wine honor the occasion of the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Dennis & Theresa Garnier

From Charlie & Donna Lanktree

We offer our prayerful condolences to the family and friends of Stephen O’Neil who was called home to our Lord this week. We pray that Stephen rests peacefully with the Lord.

Through your continued kindness, the collection for the weekend of May 19/20 was $8,758. (Regular Collection = $8,059 + Faith Direct = $699). Thank you for your continued generosity.

This Week at St. Virgil’s

Sunday, May 27 Choir Rehearsal, 8:45 AM, CR

Monday, May 28 Mass at 9:00 AM

Parish Office Closed for Memorial Day Observance

Thursday, May 31 Bible Study, 10:30 AM TC

Return Support Group, 11 AM, Library Divine Mercy Novena, 6:30 PM, Church

Young Adults Group, 7 PM, TC Bible Study, 7 PM, Library

Friday, June 1 Eucharistic Adoration following the 6:30 AM Mass

Saturday, June 2 Confession, 3:30 – 4:15 PM, Church

Sunday, June 3 K of C Pancake Breakfast 9 AM – 12 Noon

Choir Rehearsal, 8:45 AM, CR SV Players Rehearsal, 1:30 PM, Gym

Among Ourselves

Bob Taylor, John & Elizabeth Zisa, Kamasha Redhead, Stephen Burke, Douglas Farra, Sandra Buck, Rob Loia, Janet Dittrich, Tammy Dolan,

Helen Underhill, Mallory Miller, Miah Tully, Baby Randall Butchko, Domenico & Teresa Procopio, Anne & Cal Benson, Baby Emma Scannelli, Barbara Bock, Theresa Mohr, Christopher Mohr, Mary Maffeo, & Rose Marie Warrick.

Please note that names will remain on the prayer list for 3 months at which time they will be rotated off. If you wish the name to stay on the list, a family member must call the Parish Office to make the request.

“I believe in One God” ... the profession of our Catholic Faith continues in stating that this One God is a Trinity of Persons:

Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. No explanation can give us an understanding of this “absolute mystery of faith”. We can, however, worship, adore and enter into this One-God-in-Three-Persons. Our existence has been within the mind and will of our God from all eternity. This One Triune God has loved us into existence; we are here today because of our God.

This Triune God has created us in His Image and Likeness, and we are all invited to live eternally with our God who has created us (Father), who has redeemed us (Son) and who sustains us in His love (Holy Spirit). As often as we bless ourselves with the Sign of the Cross, we call upon the Most Holy Name of our Triune God. We express our desire to enter into the company of our God. When we are baptized we are marked and immersed into the Life of our God. When we are confirmed, we are sealed and become the

Parish Office Summer Hours Monday thru Friday

9:00am – 2:00pm Memorial Day thru Labor Day

Fr. Lance’s Letter

complete possession of our gracious God. In the Sacrament of Reconciliation our God embraces us in forgiving love. In the Most Holy Eucharist we are drawn into communion with our God: Body and Blood, Soul and Divinity.

We have to live within our Triune God and without God everything is nothing. The Feast of the Most Holy Trinity follows the Feast of Pentecost which closed the season of Easter. God must be present to us in all times, in all places and in all people.

A book titled: The Practice of the Presence of God is the result of some conversations with Brother Lawrence (+1691). He was born Nicholas Herman, joined the army and finally entered the Discalced Carmelite Monastery in Paris, France. Then he was given the

religious name: Lawrence. Brother Lawrence lived constantly and continuously in the presence of God. No matter how ordinary a task he did, it always brought him into God’s presence. "It is enough for me to pick up but a straw from the ground for the love of God." Peeling potatoes was more essential for Brother Lawrence’s spiritual growth than attending the evening prayer service because Brother Lawrence recognized that God was there in the kitchen as much as he was in the chapel.

Like Brother Lawrence there are numerous saintly men, women and youth you sustained a lively ongoing relationship with God in prayer, community living and service to the needy. May this Feast of the Holy Trinity renew our response to God’s love for us, help us grow intentionally through prayer and the sacraments as visible and lively People of God. - Fr. Lance

Ministry Schedule for June 2 and 3 5:00pm 7:30am 9:00am 10:30am 12:00 noon Cantor Frank Kelly Nina Rangel Janet Winston Nina Rangel Lector Bob Clifford Ron Kelly Ray Lillie Mary Myers

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Altar Servers Alexa Urriola Jake Gringeri Jill Pasquino Micah Fuentes Chris Urriola Brandon Kelly Extraordinary Marianne Altrui Jackie Donnelley Dianna DeLorenzo Maureen Kelly Marie Aloia Ministers Nicea D’Annunzio Rosemary Paulison Joe DeLorenzo Penny Manser Andrew DeBlock Jane Flynn Debbie Richenaker Melissa Gringeri Veronica Kelly Helen Salerno Gary Richenaker Bill Hoferer Sandy Rosanio Phyllis Smith Rita McCleary Dan Smith Pat Para

Parish Postings SUMMER CHOIR

Calling all singers (that mean YOU shower-singers)! Saint Virgil Music Ministry needs your voice

At 10:30 Mass this summer

Interested? Meet in the choir room (located in the hallway behind the altar)

At 10 AM to pick up music and warm-up those vocal cords.

No evening rehearsals

No long-term commitment (come when you’re able) The

Benefits: Praise God and serve his people with your gift

Familiar, popular hymns

Meet fantastic, fun people

No experience necessary

Hey PRIME TIMERS - We are rapidly approaching our year-end picnic! Please note - for June, our meeting is moved to JUNE 22. We will be sharing our afternoon celebrating us, and picnicking in the Tracy Center. Also, Mr. Richard Stillman, a very talented musician/singer will be with us to help us celebrate. So, please come out and party before we all head out in different directions for summer fun. And of course, we'll have our last Food Pantry collection before summer, our 50/50 and some very tasty desserts to add to our festive occasion. See you on Friday, June 2, at 1 PM. Questions? Please call Kathy Sisler (973) 538-1379

Reminder from the Rosary Society for Sight & Sound Trip

To ensure you have a spot, please sign up by filling out the form below and dropping it in the weekly collection basket. The trip will take place on Wednesday, October 3, and will feature the production of “Jesus.” There are just 55 seats available. Checks can be submitted as we draw closer. The cost of the trip is $139 per person due by July 1.

Name_________________________________________ Tele #________________________________________

Rosary Society Tuesday, June 5, 7 PM, in the Tracy Center

Movie Night featuring:

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Starring Julia Roberts, Jacob Tremblay, Owen Wilson

This is a heartwarming true story of a boy entering the 5th grade at a conventional public school for the first time. August (Auggie) Pullman was born with facial disparities which kept him from attending a normal school. He is regular kid with an irregular appearance. As he enters Beecher Prep, can he convince his classmates he’s a kid just like them. This is a wonderful movie based on the New York Times bestseller. Come join us and bring a friend. A donation of $1 may be given to purchase Food Pantry items in lieu of a canned food.

Catholic Charities - Diocese of Paterson Annual Corpus Christi Food

Collection for the Poor

Due to the unprecedented requests for assistance from Catholic Charities’ food pantries and in order to fulfill our obligations to the poor, Bishop Serratelli has authorized a Diocesan-wide food collection in all parishes and agencies on the Feast of Corpus Christi, Saturday/Sunday, June 2-3, 2018. We are all being asked to bring assorted food products on that day. We have been asked to provide Chef Boyardee Meals/Any. Cash/Check donations will also be accepted made payable to Catholic Charities. Please mark Saturday and Sunday, June 2-3, as the food collection day in order to help those in need in our Diocesan communities of Morris, Passaic and Sussex Counties.

St. Virgil’s Young Adult Group For ages 20 –40 years old Fellowship, Service & Fun

“The higher we go, the better we shall hear the voice of Christ.”

Events and activities: -Community service event opportunities -Intramural sports (Volleyball, basketball, roller hockey, Soccer, etc.) - Bible studies (if people are interested in leading one) -Scheduled Group Trips and Events If interested, please contact: Andrew DeBlock, coordinator at deblocka10@gmail.com. Interest Meeting: May 31, 2018, 7 PM - in the Tracy Center – Refreshments served

Faith Formation

Our Bible Study Group meeting is on Thursday at 7 PM in the School Library. We are reading the Letter to the Ephesians. Paul reveals may remarkable gifts that we as Christians receive thru the Church. He shows how the Church is the body of Christ; it’s also a household, a mystery, a bride and an army. It tells how, when we are adopted fully into the family of God, we receive a great inheritance and how God’s great life can transform our daily lives. Come, LEARN MORE ABOUT CHIRST! DRAW CLOSER TO HIM! LIVE WITH HIM FOREVER!

RETURN - Our Children Back to the Church Would you like your child to come back to Jesus, in the Church He founded? We have a small group at our church, St. Virgil's,

dealing with this question. Perhaps you read about it in the Jan 18 Beacon? Everyone is welcome to visit our group, examining ways that could possibly help parents bring their loved ones back to the faith. We pray together, share our stories, and support each one’s efforts. We use a book entitled Return, How to Draw Your Children Back to the Church, which recommends steps a parent could take to encourage dialogue and create an environment in which parent and child are comfortable discussing matters of faith. Please, stop in to see if this approach makes sense in your life and offers you hope. Please call the St Virgil Church office, 973-538-1418, and join us on Thursday mornings at 11AM in the School Library.

Ministries & Outreaches

Appalachia Outreach 2018 It is time to do some spring cleaning! St. Virgil Appalachia Outreach Team will be running the Spring

2018 clothing drive from June 4 through June 9 from 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM. The final drop-off is on Saturday, June 9, from 7:30 AM to 12 PM. We will be accepting clothes, bedding, stuffed animals, purses, belts, & shoes. We cannot accept furniture donations. Please place ALL items in black plastic garbage bags. The garage will be open during drop off times, but there will not be an attendant at the garage when you drop off, so please pile the bags as far back in the garage as you can. If you have any questions, please contact Wendy Drake at wendyd8104@gmail.com.

Coins for Babies

With the success of the last four years’ campaigns (2017 exceeded $2,800) and the continued needs of expectant and new mothers, we will collect Coins for Babies again this year. Money collected is used to

purchase much-needed items for Birthright in Dover: diapers, diaper bags, baby wash, baby wipes, petroleum jelly, crib sheets, towels and face cloths. Items are supplied year-round on an as-needed basis.

Starting on Mother's Day weekend, May 12/13, baby bottles will be available at the church entrances. Please fill with your donation and return to St. Virgil's on Father's Day weekend, June 16/17, or to the parish office. Birthright relies solely on contributions from neighboring parishes and individuals. It has no corporate sponsorships or fund-raising campaigns. This is a great opportunity to teach young children the power of giving, even small coins.

Please keep these mothers and their babies in your prayers.

Around Town

ST. PATRICK SCHOOL, CHATHAM Students in grades Pre-K through 8th have been participating in year-long STEM projects as a part of our Genius Hour. We combined our school goal of “Do Something Beautiful for God” with a project design that attempted to solve a problem related to Global Climate Change. We recently presented some of our projects at a symposium sponsored by the Catholic Schools Office of the Diocese of Paterson featuring the 12 STEM schools of the diocese. Our featured middle school and intermediate grade projects included a home designed and landscaped to be fire resistant, a system that would keep Venice from sinking, and a project that saved the trees by creating soybean paper. Contributions from the elementary and early childhood grades included projects that worked to save the animals and a wellness program that had an emphasis on nutrition and gardening. Curious? Learn more on Walk in Wednesdays – stop by the school on any Wednesday between 9:00 – 11:00 AM for a guided tour! Can’t make Wednesday? Call 973-635-2311 to schedule a time that works for you and your family!

The Compassionate Friends, a self-help group for bereaved parents, siblings, and grandparents will be meeting on Thursday, June 14, 2018, at St. Christopher's Church, 1050 Littleton Road (Rt. 202), Parsippany, at 7:30PM in room 101. This month’s program: "If I Only Had"; dealing with regret. For more information please call Lily Capriglione at: 973-568-4164.

Smith Road Coffee House announces the second show of its new concert series at St. Ann Church with Dan Ferrari in Concert on June 16! Saturday, June 16 ~ 8 PM St. Ann’s Church ~ 781 Smith Road, Parsippany, NJ Tickets are $10 at the door (cash or check only. Doors open at 7:30 PM & Refreshments are available. More information at www.saint-ann.net or 973-884-1986

From Annunciation of the BVM, Wayne, NJ Dear Friends, After 47 years of faithful and loving service to our Lord, Father Peter J. Doody is retiring from his formal obligations as a beloved pastor in the Diocese of Paterson. Please join Father Peter and our parish family for the celebration of Mass on Saturday, June 9, at 10 AM at Annunciation of the BVM, 45 Urban Club Road, Wayne, NJ. A reception in Father Peter’s honor will follow at Macaluso’s, 55 – 4th Avenue in Hawthorne, NJ, beginning at noon and ending at 4 PM. The cost of the reception is $75 per guest and includes appetizers, a sit-down dinner, beer and wine, cash bar, Venetian dessert table, music and dancing. Check should be made payable to Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish. Send it to the parish indicating the number of people in your party, your table preference and your home parish. Only 10 people per table. If you have any questions, please call the rectory at 973-694-5700.

Weekly Reflections

SOLEMNITY OF THE MOST HOLY TRINITY Matthew 28:16-20

Today’s Gospel tells us that when Christ’s Apostles were with him in the mountains of Galilee, He told them to go out to teach and, in so doing, revealed to them the Mystery of the Holy Trinity. That is, he told them to go out and baptize “in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.” In the Scriptures Christ often made reference to the three persons of the Trinity, but never so directly as there being three Persons in One God. For example, He prayed often to the Father. We have read that The Father in heaven proclaimed, “this is my beloved Son, hear Him,” and Christ Himself to have said “I will send you the Spirit of truth.” This Trinity is the example of God’s unity in love, such a love in which they are bound together, joined together, and yet still separate.

We try to grasp a fuller understanding of this Mystery, but in so doing realize that it is beyond our power of reasoning and understanding, except in a limited way. For example, St. Patrick used the example of a shamrock. Others have used such concepts as the triangle, the seed, or plant flowers as analogies, but they all are limited. We ourselves could reason, to get a small handle on the Mystery, that we can be a son or a daughter; and at the same time, a mechanic, a teacher, or a parent, or whatever vocation we might chose, and envision that if we were to stop being a mechanic or a teacher, etc., for example, we still would be the same person. But these are also small shadows of grasping the Trinity. We realize that these cannot be definitive examples or explanations of the Trinity, which is a deep concept beyond our limited abilities, and why we believe it as a principle of our Faith. We really would not want a God that we can understand completely. We really do want a God who is bigger than ourselves, one who can understand the big picture, while we ourselves can only see the small picture.

Christ has not gone into any esoteric explanation of this Mystery for us. But in revealing it, He does promise us that He will be with us ALWAYS! So, although we can’t comprehend all the answers, we are assured that we are not required to do so. For He tells us He is right here with us and will have the answers we need by our Faith in His love, for any issue we might come across.

A short prayer which might also help us in accepting the Trinity is:

Sacred Heart of Jesus, we place our trust in You; Immaculate Heart of Mary, intercede for us Holy Spirit, enlighten us; God the Father, protect us.

Thus, we place our trust in the Son, also joining the Blessed Mother to ask that she intercede for us, in our petition to Our Father and the Holy Spirit to enlighten us, and always be there with us, in our efforts to love and support one another in the journey of our life and faith.

Lord, bless us; for we need You!

EVANGELIZATION CORNER

The Holy Trinity is something most of us have difficulty getting our arms around. We do not have anything that can help us to capture the complete concept of the Holy Trinity. Yet, the Trinity is a cornerstone doctrine of the Catholic faith. We must accept by faith that God is one and yet exists as the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

But you might ask how does it apply practically to our lives today and how does it apply to the mission of evangelization?

The Holy Trinity shapes the gospel; it is by believing in the Holy Trinity that the gospel becomes God’s message. It is only when we look at the historical activity of the triune God, as he reveals himself in his work of redemption, that we can really get at what it means for the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit to be one God and yet three loving, unified, and distinct persons.

The doctrine of the Holy Trinity shapes our understanding of our mission; it gives direction to our mission's ultimate goal; it illuminates the mission's way; and it clarifies the source from which the mission is derived in the first place.

God has given each of us a special calling. Although you may not have sensed God leading you to become a missionary or a preacher, you still have a calling! Have you listened for his voice? Have you heeded that call and followed his will obediently? He is calling you to be his witness.

The triune God loves lost people and He demonstrates his love by loving the unlovely and the unloving. He made us to love others as he loves us and asks us to faithfully speak of Him to those around us.

The most basic application of the Trinity doctrine to the goal of our mission is simply to bring non-believers into a personal relationship with God which precisely expresses the personal relationships within the eternal trinity.

The second goal is to bring believers into a diverse, loving, and mutually-honoring relationship with each other, which in itself reflects the inter-relationships within the trinity.

Third, the goal of the mission is ultimately to glorify God. If believers are to be perfectly happy, it is only to be by entering into a state similar to that of the perfectly blessed.

The Trinity also clarifies the means which are to be used in the pursuit of these goals; Redemption. Redemption is ultimately an accomplishment of the triune God; he alone is the doer of the work, and therefore, any human activity must flow from his prior activity, and be directed and empowered by him.

May His grace be with each of us as we continue on our journey with Jesus.

St. Virgil’s Evangelization Ministry

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