The Ro an Ca holi ur OUR LADY OF MERCY...2017/09/24 · Lisa Dempsey, Pastoral Associate...

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 Bap sms on all Sundays of the month at 12:00 pm. One prepara on session is required for first me parents. Parents should register by calling the Parish Office a er the child’s birth.

Sacrament of Reconciliation The Sacrament of the Lord’s Forgiveness is celebrated Saturday a ernoons at 5:00 pm. Other mes for Reconcilia on are announced in the bulle n, 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 any me.

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 [email protected]

Reverend Milton Camargo Parochial Vicar

[email protected]

Vincent LoBello, Deacon [email protected]

Reverend Francis Duffy Weekend Assistant

Lisa Dempsey, Pastoral Associate [email protected]

Lynda Asea, Parish Secretary [email protected]

Edwin Peterson, Trustee

Carmen Blandino, Parish Council President Ministries

Altar Linens Debbie Finn, 973‐464‐9035 [email protected]

Altar Servers Coordinator: Fr. Milton Camargo, 973‐887‐0050 [email protected]

Extraordinary Ministers Coordinators: Kathy Di rick, 973‐428‐4996 & Marilyn Kuehner, 973‐386‐1742 [email protected]

Health Ministry Coordinators: Marlene Peterson & Kathy Di rick, 973‐428‐4996 [email protected]

Martha & Mary Ministry Pa Cobane, 973‐386‐1393 & Anne Roda‐Farrell 973‐884‐2969 [email protected]

Ministers of the Word Coordinators: Rose Prisco, 973‐884‐2702 & Kim Gigan no, 973‐463‐0327 [email protected]

Music Ministry & Ministry House Lisa Dempsey, 973‐887‐0767 [email protected]

Prayer Shawl Ministry Coordinator: Janet Dodge, 973‐887‐2583 [email protected]

Usher/Ministers Coordinator: John Guido, 973‐769‐2528 [email protected]

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 [email protected]

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: [email protected]

9th & 10th Grade H.S. Confirma on Program Coordinator ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ Deacon Vincent & Majella LoBello Email: olmConfirma [email protected]

We Invite you to CELEBRATE THE EUCHARIST ON…

Sunday 09/24/17 Monday 09/25/17 Tuesday 09/26/17 Wednesday 09/27/17

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

7-9PM Pope Johnl XXIIIH.S. Pizza Night with the Bishop

RF 1st - 5th 4-5:15PM 6th- 8th gr 7-8:15 PM

4-5PM Children’s Choir6:30PM Adult ChoirMinistry House

SEPTEMBER 24, 201725th SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME

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 LaBracioJohn A. Rapisardi (2nd Ann)Irene Popadines (7th Ann)Charles Popadines (8th Ann)

MONDAY, September 25th - 9:00 A.M. John Summarco

Paul Pilipie (21st Ann)

TUESDAY, September 26th- St. Cosmas & St. Damian 9:00 A.M. People of the Parish

WEDNESDAY, September 27th - St. Vincent de Paul9:00 A.M. Dennis Daveldek

Ann & Mark O’Malley

THURSDAY, September 28th - St. Wenceslaus and St. Lawrence Ruiz

9:00 A.M. Paul Falkman Maria AntonecciAnne Hogan 3rd Ann)Eugene Bisson (46th Ann)

FRIDAY, September 29th- Sts. Michael, Gabriel & Rafphael9:00 A.M. Mike Patruno

SATURDAY, September 30th- St. Jerome9:00 A.M. People of the Parish

SATURDAY, Sept 30th- Vigil 26th Sunday Ordinary Time5:30 P.M. Paul Pataviri Harold Esposito

Michael Yavorski

SUNDAY, October 1st- 26th Sunday Ordinary Time7:30 A.M. John & Helen Oexle William Hanrahan

Robert, Steven & Patty Thompson Deceased Members of the Guerin Family

9:30 A.M. Rafael LagonegroPaul & Pauline Oravetz

11:00 A.M. Sara Di EdwardoRaffaele LargoniroSpecial Intention for Matthew Neptun

GOD’S GIFT FOR GIFTING

September 17th $ 7, 303. 00 Last Year $ 7, 295. 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

The vital work of our Church supported bythe Bishop’s Annual Appeal is only as successful as the number offaithful parishioners who participate by making a gift. Your supporthelps bring hope to those who come to our Catholic Charitiesagencies. It supports seminarian education, our diocesan priests’residence and our inner-city area schools. Every gift counts! St.Teresa once wrote that “we feel what we are doing is a drop in theocean, but that ocean would be less without that drop”. OurBishop’s Annual Appeal is able to do that much more with what youare able to give. Please help make 2017 the year that our Bishop’sAnnual Appeal does even more for people in profound need.

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 Latin Rite9:30 AM on Sat 10/14 at the Cathedral of St John

the Baptist, 381 Grand Street in Paterson. For more info,please contact Dr. Joseph ‘Doc’ Daly, [email protected],or (973) 464-2954

HEALING MASSOLM’s Health Ministry invites everyone to ourHealing Mass that will be held on Saturday, October21st at 11AM in the Parish Center. The Liturgy willaddress physical, spiritual and emotional healing. If

desired, participants can request an individual blessing. All arewelcome and encouraged to attend. Light refreshments will beserved immediately following the Mass. So that we can prepareaccordingly, please R.S.V.P. by 10/18/16 [email protected]

mailto:[email protected],

mailto:[email protected]

Thursday 09/28/17 Friday 09/29/17 Saturday 09/30/17 Sunday 10/01/17

Hanover TwpComedy Night7:30 PM at Rec Ctr.

KC Blood Drive 9-3PMOLM Parish Center

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

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 to allin 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 [email protected]. or callthe Ministry House at 973-887-0767. All are welcome andencouraged to join us.

FAITH AT HOMESome Christians cannot accept that we do notneed to work hard to “earn” God’s love. God’slove is unconditional. If we really believe this,

we will not mind inviting late arrivals to that sameintimacy. Adults: When and with whom have I beenstingy with mercy, doling it out in small sums? When haveI failed to recognize, accept, and appreciate the limitlessmercy God has offered me? Children: Do I get upsetwhen one of my friends gets something that I think Ideserve? Family Perspective: Take some time this week toengage your family in a dialogue about this parable.Ask everyone how they REALLY feel about thegenerosity of the landlord. Among children there is atendency to equate love with gifts and material things.This tendency can devolve into a spirit of entitlement,which runs counter to the spirit of gratitude. Any effortwe make to overcome this tendency, to keep love frombeing entwined with gifts and possessions, will enableour children to accept completely the love that Godgives freely and generously.

ALL ABOARD!FOR WELLNESS, FITNESS & FUN!!

Next Sun 10/1 from 12:30-3:30 PM your“ticket to fun” begins at the WhippanyRailway Museum’s “Pumpkin Festival”.From there board a historic train for a 30

min ride and learn about the history of the railroad. children willreceive coloring books & crayons. Next stop? A four-minutewalk to Central Park where there will be a number of activitiesavailable for everyone! For more info or tickets call 973-428-2463.

http://www.cse.edu/fatherleo.

mailto:[email protected].

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 [email protected] 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 [email protected]

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 [email protected] 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 [email protected] 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 RAFFLEPlease remember to return your Calendar Raffletickets as soon as possible. We begin pickingwinners next Sunday October 1st! Place yourtickets in an envelope marked “Calendar Raffle’”into the collection basket during Mass or

drop/mail to the Rectory. ALL parishioners are encouraged totake part in this fundraising activity for OLM – RememberYOU have to be in it to win it!

PIZZA NIGHT WITH THE BISHOPFOR WOMEN!

Save the Date - Monday, Sept 25th from 7 - 9 PMat Pope John XXIII High School - the first "PizzaNight for Women" with Bishop Serratelli. This

event will be open to high school and college aged womendiscerning their vocation. For details, please call the office ofthe Delegate for Religious at 973- 777-8818 ext. 207, [email protected].

“A NIGHT TO REMEMBER”Hanover Township Education Foundation’s 1ST

Annual “A Night to Remember - ComedyShow & Dancing” will be held this Fri 9/29 atthe Ukrainian Center in Whippany. Live musicby Ace Gallagher & the All Star Band. Doorsopen at 6:30 and show begins at 7PM.

Tickets are $25pp (must be 21 or older to attend) There willbe a cash bar, light fare serverd, Tricky Tray and 50/50Raffle. Tickets may be purchased at https://htef-comedyshow.eventbrite.com For more info call 973-796-4677or email [email protected].

JERRY MARTINO MEMORIALBLOOD DRIVE

The Elizabeth Ann Seton Council #6904 of theKnights of Columbus will hold its Semi Annual “Jerry Martino Memorial Blood Drive ”on Sat,10/7, from 9AM –3PM at OLM’s Parish Center Ifyour last blood donation was on or before August

12, 2017, then you are an eligible donor. You may make anappointment by calling Community Blood Services at (201) 2513703; however, walk ins are welcome and the wait time istypically shorter later in the day. For whole blood, the donationprocess which includes registration and screening which takesapproximately 60 minutes. (The opportunity to donate redblood cells, platelets and plasma via automated collection willalso be available.) Please bring photographic identification withyou. As always, refreshments will be provided. The need forblood is constant and critical, especially in the NY/ NJ metroarea, as the overall population ages. Please consider donatingif you are able. For more info, please contact Peter George at(862) 812 0835.

THE COMPASSIONATE FRIENDSThe Compassionate Friends, a self-helpgroup for bereaved parents, siblings, andgrandparents will be meeting on Thurs,Oct12th 7:30 PM at St. Christopher'sChurch in room 101. Program: Speaker:

“Am I Making Progress?” or “Am I Stuck In My Grief?” Formore info please call Lily Capriglione at: 973-568-4164

ON THE ROAD TO EMMAUSHave you attended Cornerstone (or some otherspiritual retreat), and asked the question, “What'snext?” If you answered “yes,” we invite you tosave the date now for “The Road to Emmaus,” aretreat prepared and hosted by the men'sministry of Notre Dame parish. The retreat willtake place Fri, Oct 6th to Sun, Oct 8th at St.

Mary's Abbey in Morristown. For more info, please contact PaulCocco at 973-271-2623 or email [email protected].

COMMUNITY SOUP KITCHEN2017 HUNGER WALK

The 20th annual Hunger Walkbenefitting the Community SoupKitchen and Outreach Center willtake place on Sunday, October 15

at 1:00 p.m. Registration begins at the Church of theRedeemer at 1:00 p.m. One in four local families struggles withhunger. The Hunger Walk is an annual fundraiser that gathersover 1,000 walkers to recognize that hunger exists in ourcommunity and to take action against it. All funds contributedirectly to the Community Soup Kitchen and Outreach Center'smany services that address local hunger and poverty.To register as a walker, visit www.cskmorristown.org, or ifyou can’t walk, consider contributing a general donation, orsponsoring a walker. You can make a difference in the lives oflocal individuals and families. Call 973-267-0709 for more info.

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 BlessedSacrament. The cost for the One-Day pilgrimage is $49/ppand includes transportation and gratuity and activities at theShrine; meals not included. Departure (from another localparish) around 6:30am and return around 9:30pm. If you wouldlike to register or have any questions, please contact Lisa 973-887-0767.






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From Fr. Roberto:

Dear friends,

Last week we gathered at the Parish Center to open our Religious Education Program from PreK-8th

grade. I had the opportunity to meet many of our children and their parents. I introduced myself as thenew Administrator and I expressed my joy in having our church and parish facilities full of children andparents again. I was really waiting for that moment since I came here at the end of June. Our childrentruly give life to our community and we need them here. I talked to them about being part of theliturgical life of our parish. They can serve as Altar Servers and in this way they learn to serve not onlyGod, but also the whole community. I deeply believe that when our children are serving on the Altar, ourcelebrations are much more beautiful. They are our hope in the Church and in the world and they giveus so much joy. I invited them to join our Altar Server Ministry. Fr. Milton is meeting them on the 2nd

Tuesday of the month at the Church at 6:30pm. The group is increasing gradually and I am sure thiscan be a joyful experience for our children. Our Christian life is about serving. This ministry offers anopportunity to our little ones to learn how to serve from the very beginning of their lives. I also talked toall the parents about educating their children in the faith. They are the first teachers of their children inthis matter. The Church can only help them to fulfill this commitment. We are more than happy to sharethis responsibility with them here in our parish.

This Sunday we are also meeting our teenagers from our Confirmation Program (9th and 10th graders).We welcome them and wish them a wonderful year. May they grow in the knowledge of God and theChurch. May their commitment with the Lord and our community also grow and bear fruit. We aregetting ready for our Confirmation Ceremony with the Bishop on Friday, October 6th. For those who willbe confirmed, this is the end of the Confirmation Program; however, it is also the beginning of a newjourney in faith and commitment. After receiving the fullness of the grace from the Holy Spirit they willbe ready to live as members of the Church fully and truly committed to God and his Kingdom on Earth.

This week we also are having our Food Drive which we call “Loaves and Fishes”. This is a beautifulgesture of love to those who are hungry and need our support. It speaks to the generosity of our parishand our commitment to the poor of God. Thank you for this lovely-simple sign of charity. May God blessyour generous hearts.

Our Calendar Raffle begins on Sunday Oct 1. As I mentioned on another occasion, this is a greatopportunity to help our community and have fun at the same time. Thank you very much for yourparticipation in our Fund Raising. It is beautiful to see what we can do together as a community of faith.

Next weekend, September 30/October 1, we will have a second collection to help those affected by theHurricane Harvey. This collection was planned by the Bishop several weeks ago. Unfortunately, it hasbeen one natural disaster after another. Whatever we collect on that second collection, the parish willsend to the Diocese. Thank you for your generosity. I know we can only help a little bit, but I know theLord values our efforts and what we do for those in need.

God Bless you all,

Fr. Roberto

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