THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT
March 3rd, 2013
3-ego marca 2013
MASS INTENTIONS &
MASS SCHEDULE
INTENCJE MSZALNE I PLAN MSZY
MARCH 2 SATURDAY /
SOBOTA
4 PM Donald Johnston
req. by Patricia Schultz
MARCH 3 SUNDAY / NIEDZIELA
9:00 Bronislawa Bugaj
na prosbe siostry Heleny Cirullo
Irena i Mieczyslaw Szczech oraz Bobby Domzall od
rodziny i przyjaciol
10:30 Living and
Deceased Members of Rosary Society
Mary and
Joseph Wdowiarz req. by Helen Lubas
MARCH 4 MONDAY /
PONIEDZIALEK
9:00 No morning
Mass
MARCH 5 TUESDAY /
WTOREK
9:00 No morning
Mass
MARCH 6 WEDNESDAY /
SRODA
9:00 Stella &
Anthony Kaminski req. by Son, Richard
MARCH 7 THURSDAY/
CZWARTEK
9:00 Parishioners and
Benefactors
MARCH 8 FIRST FRIDAY /
PIATEK
9:00 Parishioners and
Benefactors
MARCH 9 SATURDAY /
SOBOTA
4 PM Parishioners and
Benefactors
MARCH 10 SUNDAY / NIEDZIELA
9:00 Roman
Zdunek—req. by Wife Helena Cirullo
10:30 Joseph Canal
req. by Annette Canal
Alvin Wilke
req. by Connie Wilke
Sanctuary Lamp in memory of Adolf
Lubas req. by Helen Lubas
We ask God’s blessing for the strengthening & healing of
our sick & homebound. Please pray for:
Christian Clopp, Harry Corn, Kazimiera Olejnik, Eleanor Tureck, Walter
Lyskiewicz, Ira & Betty Whittle, Baby John Harshaw III, Ted Balabuch and
his Daughter Kristen Balabuch, Helen Gardygajlo, Kathy Dominik, Irene
Talarowski, Jeanette Dudek.
Please pray for the
Deceased & their Families: Helen Nichols, Joseph Gorski, Ronald Banasiak,
T. Soltys, Frank Kwoka, Christos Kolioutas, Blanche Vogt, Jeannette S. “Jean”
Palczewski, Dolores Webb, Helen Walczak, Helen Kwoka, Zbigniew Domzall, Helen
Starr, Mieczyslaw Szczech, John Lock, Stanley Jaskiewicz, Barbara H. Thomas.
Scripture :
And he told them this parable: "There once was a person
who had a fig tree planted in his orchard, and when he came in search of fruit
on it but found none, he said to the gardener, 'For three years now I have come
in search of fruit on this fig tree but have found none. So cut it down. Why
should it exhaust the soil?'"
- Lk 13:6-7 Excerpts from the Lectionary for Mass ©2001,
1998, 1970 CCD.
If you are ill and wish to be added to the sick list please call the rectory.
PARISH BREAKFAST
SNIADANIE PARAFIALNE
The next parish breakfast is scheduled for
March 10th after Masses. Please bring your friend or family
member to support us.
Nastepne sniadanie parafialne odbedzie sie w dniu 10-ego
marca po wszystkich Mszach Sw.
Zaproscie do udzialu swoja rodzine i przyjaciol. Zapraszamy!
1. Parish Council is meeting on March 7 at 7pm. in a
senior center.
2. Rada Parafialna spotyka sie 7-ego marca o godz.
19-ej w senior center.
3. If anyone would like to receive their contribution
statement for year 2012 please contact the rectory at 856 963 1285.
4. Jezeli ktos z panstwa chcialby otrzymac dokument potwierdzajacy ilosc dokonanych
ofiar na rzecz kosciola w 2012 prosimy o kontakt z domem parafialnym pod
numerem tel. 856 963 1285.
5. Stations of the Cross will be held in the chapel on
Friday evenings during Lent at 6pm.
6. W kazdy piatek Wielkiego Postu odbywaja sie stacje Drogi
Krzyzowej o godz. 18.00 w kaplicy.
7. Przypominamy—Rozaniec bedzie odmawiany przed Msza Sw. o
godz. 10:30 w dniu 3-ego marca.
8. Reminder—Rosary is being recited before High Mass on
March. 3rd.
The Rosary Society is sponsoring an Easter babka sale. Order
forms are available in church. Please refer to the order form for details, or
call Pat at 856-310-1783 for more information.
Kolo Rozancowe ma w sprzedazy babki wielkanocne. Formularze
zamowien dostepne sa w kosciele. Wiecej szczegolow dostepnych jest na
formularzach zamowien oraz poprzez kontakt z Pat Kwoka pod numerem tel. 856
310-1783.
St. Joseph’s Day / Dzien
Swietego Jozefa
Our Parish will celebrate St. Joseph’s Day on Sunday, March
17, 2013 with a full day of prayer and reflection. Please plan to attend some
part of this very special day at our Church.
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
9 AM Mass
(Polish)
10:30 AM Procession
and High Mass
11:30 AM—5 PM Exposition
of the Blessed Sacrament
11:30 AM—12:30 PM Coffee & Refreshments (Lower Parish
Hall)
12:30 Gorzkie
Zale (Bitter Lamentations)
5 PM Eucharistic
exposition will be concluded with vespers celebrated by Fr. Ronan Murphy,
native of Ireland. St Lucia’s Choir will sing during devotions at 5:00 PM. The
Litany to St. Joseph’s will be recited after the 4 PM Mass on Saturday, March
16th.
If you would like to receive a Holy Communion at home or
hospital call Father Pawel at any time.
Jezeli ktos pragnie otrzymac sakrament Komunii Swietej w
domu lub szpitalu prosimy dzwonic do domu parafialnego o kazdej porze dnia i nocy.
SANCTUARY LAMPS ARE AVAILABLE FOR A
DONATION OF $10.00. PLEASE CALL THE RECTORY TO REQUEST
ONE IN MEMORY OF YOUR LOVED ONES. GOD
BLESS YOU.
FEASTS & CELEBRATIONS
March 17 – St. Patrick (493). Born in Scotland, St. Patrick
was kidnapped and brought to Ireland as a slave. He escaped but later returned
to become the bishop of Ireland and is credited for having established the
Church there.
March 19 – St. Joseph (1st century). Jesus’ earthly father,
devout Jew, and faithful husband to the Blessed Mother, St. Joseph is a model
of fatherhood and a protector of families.
March 23 – St. Toribio de Mogrovejo (1606). A brilliant
scholar, he was serving as professor of law at the University of Salamanca when
he was chosen to lead the archdiocese of Lima in Peru. He was ordained priest
and bishop and worked with intense fervor to strengthen his diocese.
March 24 – Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion. The Sunday
before Easter is called Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion because it recalls
Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem when he was greeted by crowds waving
palms and cheering, and it marks the beginning of Holy Week.
Please support Our Church by remembering us in your Will….
Poland has witnessed a heated discussion on the “huge
homosexual underground in the Church”, provoked by the most recent book by Fr.
Tadeusz Isakowicz-Zaleski entitled Chodzi mi tylko o prawdę(Truth
Is All That Matters). Some deny any such underground exists, and put forward
theses profoundly inconsistent with the teaching of the Church, both being at
odds with truth. The problem is serious to the extent I feel I must join in the
discussion as well, because I also care about truth, and first of all about
good, the fundamental wellbeing of man and of the Church – the basic community
in which he lives.
Any discussion should have as its starting point the
basic, axiomatic assumption that any one of us can know with certainty only a
part, and that part is likely to be partially wrong. That should result in any
opinions being presented with humility, and the arguments of partners or
opponents being listened to with attention. That way we may best benefit from
the parts of knowledge each of us has, and correct them. They will always
remain only parts, but they will be bigger and purified from errors to a
greater extent. Fr. Dariusz Oko
In June 2012, Polish magazine Fronda
published an extensive, incisive, and influential article on the papacy and
what it calls the "Homoheresy" and the great powers of the group it
calls the "Homomafia" in all levels of the Church hierarchy, going
all the way to the Roman Curia - and on how Benedict XVI has tried to curtail
the great influence of this underground network of deviation. The Rev. Dr.
Dariusz Oko, the author, is a Professor of Theology at the Pontifical Academy
of Theology (Pontifical University John Paul II), in Krakow. The article was
published in German as well (D. Oko, Mit dem Papst gegen Homohäresie,
"Theologisches" 9/10 [2012] pp. 403-426), but it has been sparsely
available in English.
In the days following the announcement of his resignation,
we have been hearing the repeated warnings of Pope Benedict against the
divisions in the Church. They recall one of the most somber declarations made
by His Holiness, when, en route to Portugal, he said:
As for the new things which we can
find in this [Fatima] message today, there is also the fact that attacks on the
Pope and the Church come not only from without, but the sufferings of the
Church come precisely from within the Church, from the sin existing within the
Church. This too is something that we have always known, but today we are
seeing it in a really terrifying way: that the greatest persecution of the
Church comes not from her enemies without, but arises from sin within the
Church, and that the Church thus has a deep need to relearn penance, to accept
purification, to learn forgiveness on the one hand, but also the need for
justice. (Interview,
May 11, 2010)
Considering the dark influences that will try to reach even
into the most secret places in the upcoming weeks of grave decisions for the
Church, we thought, after having received the translated text from several
Polish readers, that this is the right time to make it known to a larger
audience among English speakers. We ask our readers to make this text as
widely known as possible.
Source: http://rorate-caeli.blogspot.com/
Fr. Oko writes:
“The Church has been created as the most wonderful, most
beautiful community of love and kindness, of believers living in peace with the
Lord and with one another. We must not allow our greatest treasure to be
destroyed. Let us be confident and peaceful. Normal, honest people are the
overwhelming majority. They only need to be properly informed, mobilized and
unified in action.”
The following is Fr. Oko’s Report
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