Parish Ministries

Africa Surgery Tom Johnson 973-292-3320 Altar Linens Mike Cherello 973-267-6825 Altar Servers Fr. John Hart 973-539-2141 Bereavement Michele Cameron 973-769-9634 Bethany Ministry Linda Macios 973-539-2141 Boy Scouts Kevin Kelly 973-727-7082 Cub Scouts Cassandra Nielsen 973-452-3857 Centering Prayer Fr. Ken Lasch 973-538-2653 Children’s Worship Linda Cannilla 973-540-1683 CYO Basketball Kevin Bopp 917-861-2876 Endowment for Poor Claudia Nardi 973-539-2141 Eucharistic Min. Marybeth Wooters 973-538-6784 Family Promise Brian Doherty 973-714-7674 Finance Committee Greg Kurlander 973- 984-9516 Food Pantry Claudia Nardi 973-539-2141 Gardening Fr. Lukasz Wnuk 973-539-2141 Giving Tree Brian Morgan 973-462-6972 Good Samaritan Jeanette Fredericks 973-267-7152. Home School Assoc. Jean Jabbour 973-809-8630 Holistic Health Michele Cameron 973-769-9634 Homeless Solutions Ralph Ferrara 973-769-6418 Knights of Columbus William C. Duggan, Jr. 973-960-6417 Lectors Andrea Bozzi 973-656-9864 Men’s Group Peter Zaremba 215-518-4973 Nursing Homes Mary Dibble 973- 998-0838 Pre-Cana Ken and Rosa Rose 973-539-9845 RCIA Fr. John Hart 973-539-2141 Respect Life Sue and Dave O’Dougherty 973-993-3068 Safe Environment Linda Macios 973-539-2141 Senior Citizens Janet Dedrick 973-539-7811 Separation / Divorce Deacon Elliott Stein 973-539-2141 Soup Kitchen Annaliese Rush 973-455-0391 Spiritual Direction Karen Florance 973-476-5542 Ushers Anthony Romano 973-267-5433 Village Angels/Tanzania Johanna Burani 973-610-4856 Welcome /Hospitality Moira Clarkin 973-539-4390 Women's Cornerstone Chrissy West 973-809-1646 Vocations Fr. John Brandi 973-539-2141 Young Professionals Fr. Lukasz Wnuk 973-539-2141 Youth Ministry Lisa Sullivan 973-267-8519

Parish Registration: Call 973-539-2141 or visit the parish website at www.assumptionparish.org.

Assumption School: 973-538-0590; www.assumptionnj.org Sr. Merris Larkin, S.C. Principal

Religious Education: 973-267-5638, Fax 973-267-4223 Email: RelEd@assumptionparish.org Linda Macios: Director Sharon Bertram: Coordinator Grades 6, 7, and 8 Lisa Sullivan: Confirmation—973-267-8519 Tara Speer: Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Sue Paradise: Secretary

The Religious Education program meets on Sundays, October-March. Kindergarten through 5th grade classes meet 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.; 6th through 8th classes meet immediately following the 5:30 p.m. Sunday Youth Mass. The Catechesis of the Good Shepherd classes meet September–April on Sundays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Confirmation groups meet once or twice per month on Sunday evenings.

Music Ministry—973-539-2141, extension 19 Claudia Nardi: Director, Dr. Fran Covalesky, Organist Adult Choir, Youth Ministry Choir, Children’s Choir

Holy Rood Cemetery—973-539-7501 Website: www.holyroodcemeterynj.com Diana Loughman: Cemetery Director Emerson Brito, Emerson Pavezzi: Caretakers

Church Sexton—Doug Reisch

Deaf Interpreter - Kathleen Skaf

Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday—4:15 to 5:00 p.m. or by appointment

Marriage: Arrangements should be made with a priest or deacon by registered parishioners at least one year in advance of the marriage date. Marriage arrangements should be made PRIOR to reserving reception facility.

Baptisms: Contact Liz Rotunno in the Parish Office to arrange your child's Baptism. For first-time parents, attendance at a Baptismal Preparation class is required. Prep classes are held on the second Thursday of every month at 7:30 p.m. in the Church.

Visitation of the Sick and Elderly: Please keep us informed so that we may be attentive to those who are ill at home or in the hospital. Eucharistic Ministers are available to bring Communion on Sundays.

Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary

91 Maple Avenue, Morristown, New Jersey 07960 973-539-2141, Fax—973-984-0632

Visit our Website: www.assumptionparish.org Email: assumption@assumptionparish.org

Pastor: Rev. Msgr. John E. Hart

Parochial Vicar: Rev. Lukasz Wnuk

In Residence: Rev. Przemyslaw Gawlik

Deacons: Brian Beyerl, Michael Hanly, Elliott Stein

Trustees: Kathleen Hyland 973-539-2860 / Bob Rohr 973-539-2693

Parish Coordinator—Linda Macios Secretary—Liz Rotunno Business Manager—Robyn Morris

Our office is currently closed but we are responding to voicemail and emails.

MASS INTENTIONS

SATURDAY June 13 8:00 a.m. Deceased Members of the Parish 5:30 p.m. Ann and Louis Tremallo Linda Saso SUNDAY June 14 7:00 a.m. People of the Parish 8:30 a.m. The Sexton and Tedeschi Families Frances and George Bolte 10:00 a.m. Carlos and Perla Sy Richard Harris 12:15 p.m. Francis Joseph Hogan Michael J. Murphy MONDAY June 15 7:00 a.m. Deceased Members of the Parish 12:05 p.m. Sr. Pat Marks TUESDAY June 16 7:00 a.m. Bishop Gerardo Colacicco (Living) 12:05 p.m. Amy Cooney WEDNESDAY June 17 7:00 a.m. Deceased Members of Parish 12:05 p.m. Raymond Goger and Bernard Connell THURSDAY June 18 7:00 a.m. Deceased Members of the Parish 12:05 p.m. Sr. Pat Marks FRIDAY June 19 7:00 a.m. Deceased Members of the Parish 12:05 p.m. Grace Wagner SATURDAY June 20 8:00 a.m. Deceased Members of the Parish 5:30 p.m. Hank Shea Hugo Hernandez SUNDAY June 21 7:00 a.m. People of the Parish 8:30 a.m. Joseph Baron Charles and Jeanne Seergy 10:00 a.m. John Citarelli Tom Coyne 12:15 p.m. Paul Abrams The Calavetta Twins

LIVE STREAMING MASS SCHEDULE

Father John and Father Luke will be livestreaming daily Mass at 12:05 p.m. Monday through Friday, and weekend Masses at 5:30 p.m. on Saturdays, and 8:00, 10:00 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. on Sundays. Join us online for Mass.

CATHOLIC CEMETERIES OPENED

WITH RESTRICTIONS

All Catholic cemeteries in the Paterson Diocese are opened to visitors from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays. Those who visit the graves of their loved ones must observe the requirements of social distancing and maintain a group of no more than 10 persons. These changes will remain in effect at each cemetery as long as health and safety regulations are observed.

June 14, 2020 The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ

F irst Reading: Deuteronomy 8:2-3, 14-16

Although the setting for our first reading is Moses’ final address to the people of Israel before they entered the Promised land, the text was actually written hundreds of years later when the people are anticipating a return to Judea following their exile in Babylon. This passage encourages the people to remember how God has always provided for them, even when the situation seemed most hopeless, and suggests that it is God’s word which provides authentic life.

S econd Reading: 1 Corinthians 10:16-17

The second reading’s brief, but important, excerpt from a Pauline letter teaches that the Body of Christ refers not just to bread and wine, but to the unified communion of the people of God, the Church.

G ospel: John 6:51-58

Our Gospel reading is part of the bread of life discourse in the Gospel of John. Possibly a sermon preached in John’s church, the text declares that those who feed on Jesus, the Word of God, share in the transcendent life of God.

We invite you to prayerfully reflect on the Readings for the week of June 14

Monday 1 Kgs 21:1-16; Ps 5:2-3ab, 4b-6a, 6b-7; Mt 5:38-42 Tuesday 1 Kgs 21:17-29; Ps 51:3-4, 5-6ab, 11 and 16; Mt 5:43-48 Wednesday 2 Kgs 2:1, 6-14; Ps 31:20, 21, 24; Mt 6:1-6, 16-18 Thursday Sir 48:1-14; Ps 97:1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7; Mt 6:7-15 Friday Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus

Dt 7:6-11; Ps 103:1-2, 3-4, 6-7, 8, 10; 1 Jn 4:7-16; Mt 11:25-30

Saturday 2 Chr 24:17-25; Ps 89:4-5, 29-30, 31-32, 33-34; Lk 2:41-51

Sunday Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time Jer 20:10-13; Ps 69:8-10, 14, 17, 33-35; Rom 5:12-15; Mt 10:26-33

PLEASE REMEMBER AND PRAY

FOR THE RECOVERY OF:

Charles Arnolt, Charles Arteglier, Greg and John Baxter, Paula Rose Carducci, Jim Cavanaugh, John Hyland, Kenneth Krause, Nancy Arteglier, Jim Mongey, Sister Marie Graziano, Elaine Metzger, Jack Guerriero, Francesca Kobylarz-Bongiorno, Saletha Corbin, Ray Donovan, Calvin Zamarelli, Stephanie Trincanello, Rob Loia, Gail Muhammed, Terri Abrams, Louis Cicitta, John Jennings, Madeline Longo, Janet Friedman, Janet Stiles, Ruth Puoti, Michael Grogan, John Hefferon, Doris Bonanno, Terrence Wanniski, Louise Fichot, Jean Morrow, Audrey Roast, Vivian Hart, Debra Phillip, Lucas, Barbara Comerford, Karen Chiappini, Nora DiSciulo, Michael Scavone, Barbara Doran, Laurie Quinn, Rob Pitts, Debra Trappani, Joann Spiena, Capt. Roseanne Hartley, Gloria Dabal, Millie Fragopane, Norman Gravino, Kenneth Bodnar, Dr. Orlando Ternen, Agnes Koch, Linda Leo, Michael Scavone, David Levit, Sylvia Walsh, Philip Barret, Fr. Jude Salas, Rowland Lucid, William Schattz, Robin Reifinger, Marc Elias, Vincent Smith, William Smith, David Grebowski, Paul Gamerdinger, Dr. Lawrence Bailey, Kimiko Obayashi, Baby Evangeline, Kristen Jankowski, Barbara Egan, Sue Kuchera, Peter Bardes, Francis Romance, Joey Jones, Marianne Jones, Joe Jones, Anthony Sauchelli, Angela Caraccia, Maria Marrero-Kirc, Ian Nguyen, Rossana Wright, Jim Wright, Rose Ruocco, Michael J. Murphy, Fr. Daniel Kelly, Will Cofnuk, Fred Lawless, Joseph Fiore, Margarita Pagan, Kyle Gannon, Mary Author, Marie-Abou-Daoud, Irma Zuwolinsky, Cody Diorio, Jack Carey, Fr. Philip-Michael Tangorra, Fr. Edwin Saumut, Len Solimene, Richard Giacabone, Frank Vallario, Walter Touchette, Raymond Cornine, Sr, Ray Maskal, Dale Potter, Helen O’Brien, Sr. Joan Daniel Healy, Fr. Joseph Lugo, Fr. Leonardo Jaramillo, Rev. Yohan Serrano, Jean McHugh, Lonnie Ridley, Fr. Eugene Romano. Catherine and Raymond Corrine, Joseph Luayon, Vincent Marella, Fr. Rick Hardy. Please call the Parish Office at 973-539-2141 with the names of who you would like included in the prayers for the good health of the sick and homebound.

GOOD SAMARITAN MINISTRY

Do you need help? Our Good Samaritan Ministry can assist registered parishioners with various errands and services. If you, or anyone you know, is unable to get groceries, prescriptions or other necessities, due to the Coronavirus restrictions or for any other reason, please have them contact Dot Baron our Good Samaritan Coordinator for June at 973-538-6451.

PLEASE PRAY FOR MEMBERS OF OUR PARISH

COMMUNITY AND THEIR LOVED ONES WHO HAVE

SERVED, OR ARE SERVING, IN THE ARMED FORCES

CW3 Michael Benkosky Green Beret, Special Forces, Airborne Joint Forces; Captain William H. Shipp, Military Professor, Naval War College, Newport, RI; Andrew Vasquez US Army; Andy Soucy US Army; Dan Lessnau Former Marine and Veteran of the Viet Nam War; Kevin Felix US Military Colonel; Lt. Tim Fleury, US Navy; Staff Sergeant William J. McSweeney Retired Marine Served Around the World; Matthew Gonabe, Lt. US Navy Pilot Serving in the Persian Gulf; David Ribardo, 1st Lt. US Army Serving in Afghanistan; Capt. Brendan Griswold 82nd Air Borne in Afghanistan; Capt. Patrick Flynn, US Army 1st Infantry, Afghanistan; Sergeant Richard Galluzzo Serving in Afghanistan, Lt. Thomas Keyes Jr.; Capts. Scott and Meghan Harra, US Army in Afghanistan; Captain Timothy Newcomb, US Army Special Forces; Col. Jason M. Barrett, USMC in Iraq and Afghanistan; Capt. Andrew Pineda and Capt. Laurence Pineda, US Air Force, SMSgt. John Bartow, Stratton ANGB NY, Douglas Reisch, 1/325 Infantry, 82nd Airborne Division, Daniel Baron, US Navy, Hawaii, CPT Schuyler Orecchio, US Army, Special Operator 2nd Class Patrick Gaven, USN, Staff Sargent Brent M. Betit, ARNG, First Sgt. Jeramiah Dempsey, USAF, Dr. Casey McCann, Lt. Commander Navy; 1

st Lt.

J.D. Poling, US Army, Gitmo, Cuba, PFC Peter Mitchell, USMC, Dale G. Potter, Retired Lt. Commander US Navy, and Major US Marine Corps, Lt. Michael Herbert Jr. 3-66 Armored Brigade 1st Infantry Division Fort Riley Kansas deployed to Germany, Seaman Connor Fitzpatrick, US Navy, Great Lakes, IL., Brendan Rochelle, PFC, 1/127 82nd Airborne, Fort Bragg.

PRAY FOR OUR ESSENTIAL WORKERS

Our book of intentions is always open in our church, for parishioners to write the names of those they would like us to pray for. If you would like to add a name (or names) of an essential worker to our book of intentions, please email us, and we will add the names to our book of intentions and pray for them at each Mass.

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ETERNAL REST GRANT UNTO THEM, O LORD

Margaret Anzul Mother of John

Demitrio Alfonso

Uncle of Alicia Rivera

June 14, 2020 The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ

THE BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST

“I am the living bread that came down from heaven . . . the bread that I will give is my flesh for the life of the

world . . . For my flesh is true food and my blood is true drink.” (John 6: 51-58)

Today we celebrate the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Jesus, also known as Corpus Christi Sunday. We focus on our central belief in the Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist and the meaning of this for all of our lives. Jesus Christ gives us His Body and Blood, feeding us with his life when the Bread and Wine become His Body and Blood during the Consecration in the Eucharistic Prayer at Mass. He does this so that we can become like Him and bring His Presence to the world. Here is a reflection I hope you will enjoy.

These past weeks have been a long stretch, a “fast “that no one expected. And we’re pretty hungry:

Hungry for human contact: to re-connect with family and friends beyond the four walls we’ve been confined behind.

Hungry for peace of mind: to satisfy our fear and anxiety, to know that we and our families are and will be safe, to getting back to “normal” — whatever “normal” will be.

Hungry for the little things that bring joy and laughter to our days: eating hot dogs at a ballpark, sitting on the beach with a great book, walking in the woods, meeting friends for drinks at a downtown café, getting a haircut or our hair done.

Hungry for a sense of purpose to our days: to go back to work doing something constructive and purposeful, to bring home a paycheck again, to be able to contribute something meaningful to our communities, to care for those who are struggling.

Some of us have experienced a hunger that will never be satisfied: losing a loved one to the virus and not being able to say goodbye.

And some of us have been hungry for bread itself, struggling to put food on the table each evening, having to do without many of the simple, basic things we depend on.

But what we’re all starving for is something which “bread” alone cannot satisfy.

This Sunday’s Solemnity of the Body and Blood of the Lord is especially poignant this spring. We’ve come to realize a “hunger” in our lives that food and drink cannot come close to satisfying: a hunger to belong, a hunger to matter, a hunger to be at peace, a hunger to love and be loved. If nothing else,

these weeks have given us a new appreciation and understanding of the words of Jesus: that the “bread” that truly nourishes is generosity and compassion that mirrors that of God, that the “treasures” of lasting value are the good we can do for those we love, that the Spirit of God lives and moves among us in selfless generosity and sacrificial service. (Connections)

In Christ’s Peace, Father John

Assumption Parish Morristown, NJ

FOR WHAT DO YOU HUNGER?

In the Eucharist, we are fed with Christ’s Body and Blood. In the sacred meal that is the Mass, we are nourished with heavenly food in order that we might live more fully as Christ’s disciples each day.

Adults: What is one thing that I can do this week to make Christ present to others so that they experience him through my words and actions?

Children: What is one thing that I can do this week to make my participation during Mass more meaningful to me and to my friends?

A Family Perspective: Our faith teaches us that when we gather to celebrate Mass, Jesus is present to us. The bread and wine truly become the Body and Blood of Christ. This is what we mean by the word transubstantiation: Jesus makes himself present to all who receive the Body and Blood of Christ. If there are children in your family who have already celebrated their First Holy Communion, invite them to share their memories of this special day. If there are family photos taken on this occasion, bring them out and share them together. Adults in the family may also share memories or photos that they have of their First Communion. Then read together today’s Gospel, John 6:51–58. Reflect together on what Jesus means when he calls himself the “living bread.” Recall that every time we receive the Eucharist, Jesus keeps the promise he made in today’s Gospel—those who eat his flesh and drink his blood will remain forever connected to him.

A MESSAGE FROM OUR VBS DIRECTOR

I wanted to let you know that unfortunately we've come to the decision that it will not be possible to conduct Vacation Bible School this Summer. The combination of nearly 200 participants (campers and volunteers) and limited space at Assumption, lead us to this difficult conclusion.

This noticel is sent with a heavy heart as I will miss having an adventure with you on the "Rocky Railroad", but I know Jesus will pull us through and VBS 2021 will be better than ever! Sarah Neuhoff

HYGIENE PRODUCTS NEEDED

This is Bobby Crofford- my family and I are hosting a donation drive of hygiene products for the people in need of Morristown in conjunction with the Help MorrisNOW charity organization. We are taking donations of all hygiene products such as products for dental care, body soap, shampoo/conditioner, feminine hygiene products, and supplies for mini first-aid kits.

We will be accepting donated supplies in the Assumption Church parking lot on Monday June 22 from 4 - 6 p.m. My family will be there to collect the items from your car to limit personal contact and maintain proper safety considerations for all involved. Just drive up and we will unload your items. Thank you for helping our community.

FINANCIAL BLESSINGS Assumption is a Tithing Parish

I continue to be uplifted by the faithfulness of our parishioners. Our collection for the weekend of June 6/7 was $22,778. The collection for that weekend last year was $21,090.

Thank you for your great generosity and your sacrificial giving as well as your enthusiastic response to being able to participate in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass once again. Serving the Lord here with you is a great joy.

2020 CORPUS CHRISTI FOOD DRIVE

The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted those living in poverty the most and Catholic Charities, Diocese of Paterson's three Food Pantries are giving out more food than ever before. To find our parish visit www.yougivegoods.com/ccpaterson-fooddrive2020 , and shop for our pantries in need. You may also email: Info@ccpaterson.org or call (973) 737-2077 ext.403 with any questions or to donate food directly to Catholic Charities Food Pantries.

EMERGENCY BLOOD DRIVE

A blood drive will take place on Thursday June 18 at the Morris Plains Community Center, located at 51 Jim Fear Drive in Morris Plains. The drive will take place from 1pm - 7pm. Appointments are required. Sign up at www.tinyurl.com/morrisplainsjune18

Donors must wear a mask, have their temperatures taken, must been 14 days symptom free if recover from COVID-19. Donors may not donate if they have had a positive diagnostic test or experienced symptoms of COVID-19 in the last 14 days

SEVERAL SOURCES NEEDS YOUR HELP

Several Sources Shelters, a prolife organization for mothers who seek to give God’s blessed gift of life to their children, are seeking donations. Through God’s Grace, we save babies’ lives and shelter their young mothers, while providing education and ongoing compassionate support services, including our Pregnancy Sonogram Center. We further educate young people to make healthy life choices. We also shelter women who are homeless, sick and elderly as we help them to restore their dignity. Your financial gift will help save the life of a child and help us to continue our ministry. Can you be a child’s earthly Guardian Angel? Several Sources is a registered 501-C3 Charity. How You Can Give Today ONLINE: https://www.severalsources.org/get-

involved/donate PHONE: Please call our office at 201-818-9033 MAIL: Several Sources Foundation PO Box 157

Ramsey, NJ 07446

June 14, 2020 The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ

Governor Murphy has lifted some restrictions on Houses of Worship, and Bishop Serratelli has allowed

public liturgies, including Baptisms to resume. Assumption Church will begin celebrating Baptisms with

certain controls in place to protect the health of all concerned.

All baptisms will be private and at this time only the parents, infant, and godparents will be allowed

to attend the Baptism. Parents and Godparents will be required to wear masks/face coverings.

Baptisms will be held on Saturdays at 12:00 noon, 1 p.m. and 2 p.m., and Sundays at 2 p.m. and 3 p.m.

The area around the baptismal font will be sanitized between each baptism.

We will reopen Baptism schduling on Wednesday, June 17. Please call the parish office at 973-539-

2141 to schedule or reschedule your child’s Baptism.

GRADUATING FROM

A SOCIAL DISTANCE On Friday, June 5, the Assumption School Class of

2020 participated in a drive through Graduation

made special by Sister Merris Larkin, Father John,

and the Faculty and Staff of Assumption School.

Although this was not the usual method by which

our students graduate, it will be an occasion that no

one participating will be likely to forget! God bless

our Graduates, protect them and inspire them!

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