Dear Friends, “It is easier for a father to have children than for children to have a real father.” St. John XXIII St. John had a father’s sense of being a pope, perhaps because of his own father, Giovanni. He took his father’s name when he became pope. As time proved, the world needed him to be not only the Holy Father, a “real father.” At a time when the division between the communist East and the democratic West was at its worst, Pope John welcomed the son-in law of the Soviet Premier, Nikita Khrushchev, to the Vatican. It was this spirit that helped resolve the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962. Kennedy and Khrushchev, on the brink of war, trusted the pope when he urged both leaders to work for the larger good of world peace. What is there about a father that makes those who are fathers so important? Good Pope John captures three of those qualities. One of them is a care for what their children can be. John XXIII was supposed to be a short-term leader, one too old to make much of a real difference. Instead, he knew that the Church had to rise to the challenges of the modern world. He called for the Second Vatican Council and challenged it to “open the windows” on that world. He believed it was the Spirit that inspired our potential to meet others with the power of the gospel. He once said to some Vatican officials, which could be applied to fathers as well: "We are not on earth to guard a museum, but to tend a blooming garden full of life." A second quality of fatherhood that Pope John exemplified was this: the humility not to take himself or his role too seriously. He once noted…”Anybody can be pope. The proof of that is that I have become one!” On a deeper level, John understood that he was a servant of the truths we discover in life, not their

controller. He dedicated his time as pope to working for the union of the Christian churches. He also knew that one step to achieve this was to find clearer ways to express the gospel and to dialogue with those who differ with us rather than condemn them. He had the humility to know that he had to prayerfully rely on Christ, not simply on his own ideas. He once woke up asking: "Angelo, why aren't you sleeping? Who's running the church, you or the Holy Spirit? So sleep." Fathers, too, need to be men of prayer, conscious that the Lord has made them servants of the growth of their children, to listen for the Spirit in their kids’ desires not to simply control them. Finally, as his role in the missile crisis revealed, John had a powerful grasp of the big picture. Fathers need such a grasp if they, with their wives, are to lead us. John XXIII wasn’t afraid to call the powerful to their He did this in the missile crisis, obviously. He also did it in his two great encyclicals: Mater et Magistra and Pacem in Terris. In the first, he argued for a more just economic system based on our shared rights as human beings. In the second, he urged nations to build a world order that paid attention to that common humanity so that mutual trust could be the basis of peace rather than a reliance on a balance of weapons of mass destruction. Fathers today need to keep in mind the bigger pictures of their families and the wider communities in which we all live. They need, like Pope John, to be men of reflection. Rather than mouthing the latest sound bites we need to hear the wisdom of Christ from them. That wisdom is nurtured weekly in the Eucharist, where the big picture of our shared communion in Him is experienced rather than that of a divided world. Fatherhood isn’t easy. With motherhood, it is essential though. Happy Father’s Day, dads!

Love,

Fr. Joe

Worship…Called and formed by the Word of God, we worship our Lord primarily in the Mass. The Eucharist is

the center of our Christian life. It grounds everything else

we do, from prayer to our daily tasks to our ministries. If you

have any comments, please feel free to contact any of the

following Pastoral Council Representatives: Fr. Colin

Kay, Deacon Rich McGarry and Michael Kohler.

Pray for the recovery of: Louise Moffett, Ann Millstein, Carol Gravel, Wendy Gratale, Joseph Stodolak, Richie Policastro, Jackie Manning, Stanislaw Tecza, Jean Calabrase, Louis Frances, Jarret Adamo, Matthew McGovern, Gloria Ranieri, Sarah Valenti, Dennis Crosby, Robert Walsh, Mary Iannacone-Meutener, Stan Tomon, Violeta Arva, Ken Macagna, Susan Hurley, Todd Hodge, Vickie DePadova, Louise Garcia, Donald Kazazian, Emily Rao, John Rao, Carol Verbovsky, Kenneth Bodzak, Janice Ward, Carol Crosson, Anne Llewellyn, Amy Joosten Butler, Les Wolf, Caden Zane, Jill Freitag Zane, Henry Karlewicz, Gary Beal, Diana Lambouras, Thomas Brown, Mary Ann Cavana, Fr. Peter Funesti, Nicole Schepps, Baby Mackenzie Paulhus, John Falcone, Elise Bord, Vicki Purpura, Anna DiPasquale, Liz Morano, Baby Regan Doyle, Raymond Hofmeister, John Cooney, Msgr. Joseph Slinger, Jayden J. Miranda, Brenda Reef, Mary Garripoli, Kenneth Michael Bodzak, Kelly Ann Ross, Samuel Gardinerclarke, Kay McAteer, Frank DiGiaimo Jr., Michael T., Mildred Adamo, Lenora Mosca, Patricia Salvi, Aliysha Malone, Harriett Fochi, Peter Mastrangelo, Olga Marino, Phyllis Veli, Tyler Dixon, Bob Wilson, Richard DeLorenzo, Brandon Patory, Alice Giegler, Baby Bentley Powell, Ruth Rizzo, Patrice Foster, Gertrude Mahon, Sean Cox, Ken Lisa, Kevin Considine, Baby Kaedon Ross, Glenn Endresz, Sarah Wilder, Krista Jentzsch, Patricia Hinchliffe, Helen Krajacic, Betsy Mahon, Robert O’Byrne, Andrew D’Amico Sr., Anthony Frank, Janet Blumka, Anna Coletti, Patricia Castiglia, Linda DeLorenzo, Jean Conerly, Frances Vargo, Ruth Corsi, Rick Owen, Jeannie Girovasi, Natasha Santana, and Jay Paolella.

†Pray for the happy repose of † Tom Bacigalupo, Giovanni Ingui

and Ted Hughes The Bread and Wine will be offered this week in loving memory of Jeffrey Dau as requested by Mom and Family.

The Altar Candles will burn this week for the special intentions of the people of Saint Anne Parish.

The Sanctuary Lamp will burn this week for the special intentions of the people of Saint Anne Parish.

Monday, June 22ND

7:30 – Maria McNamara – Grace Palmieri Derek Wilson – Family 8:45 - Michael O’Connor – Mom, Dad, Patrick, Laura & Family Gladys Luna – Clemencia Luna Sally Schall (Living) – Jeanie Barnett

Tuesday, June 23rd 7:30 – Beverly Chesler - Family 8:45 – Maria de Lourdes Yepez – The Marin Family

Wednesday, June 24th 7:30 – Kathleen Carolan (Living) - Family 8:45 – Zacarias Navarro – Melida Demetriadis Michael Demetriades – Melida Demetriadis

Thursday, June 25th 7:30 – In Thanksgiving to St. Anthony - Jackie 8:45 – Betsy Tunnard – Jim & Beatrice Lacava Marie Ciezobka (Living) – Walter & Matt

Friday, June 26th 7:30 – Patricia Caporale – Mother Maria McNamara - Nunz & Mary Ann Corallo 8:45 – In thanksgiving to Our Lady of Perpetual Help – Victor Family Evelyn Cornwell (Living) - Marie

Saturday, June 27th 8:45 - Billy Perna – Perna Family Jeffrey Dau – Mom & Family 5:15 – Rosemarie Calabrase Morone - Daughter, Maria Joe Chirico – Anna & Ed Bastinck Peter & Lilly Ciccio – Patrick & Caroline Pompeo Henry Nunes – CWV #1076

Sunday, June 28th 7:30 - Maria Gorete Goncalves – Family Virginia Pires – Family Bernard Rafferty – Granddaughter, Mildred Placa Debbie Caruso - Family 9:30 – Tom Bostley – Eileen Albert Canger – Family Salvatore Barone – Wife & Children Mary Rief – Marilyn Thomforde & Family 11:30 – Anna Panaro – Mary & Joanne Ludlow Bill Hennig – CWV #1076 Anna E. Borchert – Joe & Diana Torregrossa William Hennig – St. Anne’s Seniors 6:00 pm – People of St. Anne Parish

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Let us pray for those in our armed forces

especially for: Lt. Col. Phillip Christy, US Army; Pvt.

1st Cl Brandon Loaize, Army Natl.

Guard; Pvt. John Pagios, US Army; Pvt. Kristoffer Burger, US Army; SPCE4 Kyle Milnes, US Army;

PO 2nd

Cl Jimmy Guerra, US Navy, PO 2nd

Cl

Nicholas J. Vanni, US Navy; Major Gregory

Sugalski, US Army; MM3 Nicholas J. Magarelli,

USN, LCPL Thomas Herbst; Master Sgt. Michael

VanPamel, USAF; Sgt. Michael Bourke, US Army;

PFC Lindsay Newarski, US Army; PFC Jason

Dawson, US Army;Staff Sgt.. Matthew Bauer,

USAF; Brandon Motto, USMC; Lt. Marc Sabatino,

USN; LCPL Storm Odom, USMC; Airman Michael

Diffin, USAF; Sgt Major Joseph R. Lobban, US

Army; CPL Justin Scales, USMC; LCPL Dominick

Rizzo, USMC; PFC Jonathan C. Sulinski, Warrant

Officer Alan Harty, US Army; Sgt. Bert J. Frullo,

US Army; LCPL. Harrison James Bruining, USMC;

LCPL Steven D’Argenio, USMC; Capt. Kip Rainey;

SP4 Monica Saucier, US Army; Spec. 4 Brian

Tarantino, US Army; PO 1st Cl. Mike Tarantino,

USN; Lt. Col. Marshall Denney; Lance Corp.

Marshall Denney IV; EO2 Michael Yondolino,

USN; Col. Patrick Frank; Capt. Daniel Curtin, US

Army; Capt. Erik Mineo, US Army; Corporal

Joseph Sullivan, SMC; A1C Richard Baldassari,

USAF; Capt. Donald Pump, USMC; and all those

serving in Iraq and Afghanistan.

ALTERNATIVE TO ABORTION If you know someone who is considering having an abortion, here is a number that they might call that could be of help to them to consider an alternative to this practice. The number is 1-800-395-HELP (4357).

BACK TO OUR ROOTS WILL MEET THURSDAY, JUNE 25TH

IN THE CORNERSTONE ROOM.

Come discuss Sunday’s Gospel!! FYI…..BTOR WILL NOT MEET DURING

JULY & AUGUST. During the month of June, Pope Francis asks us to pray especially ---That immigrants and refugees may find welcome and respect in the countries to which they come.

MEDITATION

Apologia/How It Happened Murray Bodo OFM

The memory of You in me

O God, becoming the man named

Jesus, once I learned words for who

You were inside me before words

As in water and the old priest

The baptism when I was five

And God’s goodness the memory

That later became Trinity

And me remembering water

Holding on to its good filling

STEWARDSHIP REFLECTIONS

12th Sunday in Ordinary Time

“He said to them, ‘Why are you afraid? Have

you no faith?’” – Mark 4:40

Most of us like to be in control. Loss of

control makes us fearful. Try changing your

perspective, let God be the pilot! There’s an

old saying “do you want to make God laught?

Tell him your plans.” Put your trust in God,

He always has a better plan!

Thank You…. My sincere thanks to all: parishioners,

staff, Frs. Joe & Colin, who made the

celebration of my anniversary, memorable

and meaningful. I really appreciate all the

work that went into making the event

possible. Thank you for your friendship.

May God bless you for all you do for

St. Anne’s. Fr. Jeremiah McGinley

Word… St. Anne’s is a family of faith formed by the Word of God, especially as this is expressed in the person of Christ, in the Scriptures, and in the Tradition of the Church. As we hear this word and take it more and more deeply into our lives, we

become ever more truly the People of God.

If you have any comments, please feel free to contact any of the following Pastoral Council Representatives:

Donna Stickna, John Hill, Carmie DeMerchant, Melissa Rovetto-Ruffner & Marianne Cummins

SAINT ANNE SCHOOL NEWS

We are currently accepting registration applications for preschool as well as for grades kindergarten through grade seven for the 2015-2016 school year. St. Anne’s School is accredited by the Middle States Association, offers 3-year-old and 4-year-old Pre-K programs full and half day, as well as a full-day kindergarten. Other offerings include before and after school care, computer lab and internet access in every classroom, science lab, an enrichment program, art, music, physical education, foreign language in grades kindergarten through grade eight, student council, yearbook, daily hot lunch program, DARE, cheerleading, basketball, and scouting for girls. The school is administered by Loretta Stachiotti and fully certified teachers. To schedule an appointment to register or for a personal tour of the school, call 201-796-3353 or email your request by visiting www.stannenj.com and Follow us …. @StAnneFairLawn

FAITH FORMATION NEWS

FAITH FORMATION: REGISTRATION IS OPEN! Registration for all Fall 2015 Fall Faith classes (grades 1-8) is now open! Forms are available at the Rectory during regular business hours. Late fees go into effect on July 15—don’t delay!!

CONFIRMATION: NEW CANDIDATES! If your child is currently an 8th grader enrolled in either St. Anne School or in Faith Formation, he/she will be eligible to prepare for the sacrament of Confirmation this fall. Letters have been sent to all 8th grade families.

SUMMER FAITH - Summer Faith begins next Monday, June 29! Here are a few reminders:

We gather in the school gym @ 8:30am

We dismiss into the back school parking lot @ 1pm

Children are encouraged to bring water bottles

Parents: Don’t forget to bring your supply item on the day you are to volunteer

Instructions for the first day If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Faith Formation Office @ stannefaith@gmail.com or call 201-791-1616, x224.

Fr. Jeremiah McGinley, ofm

We’re always hearing about an important date in history, on the news or online. Here we

have someone in our midst, celebrating one of those big dates: Fr. Jeremiah!

Sixty years ago, in 1955, Fr. Jeremiah McGinley was ordained a Franciscan Priest. During

his years, he had many different missions, but we all know him from his time here with us at the

Parish of Saint Anne. It would be amazing to try to count how many Masses he’s said here, how

many weddings celebrated, babies baptized and funerals presided over, in addition to visits to

the school or parish events attended! We do know that we are so happy that Fr. Jeremiah is still

here with us on weekdays and weekends, continuing to celebrate the Eucharist and preach the

Good News! Congratulations, Fr. Jeremiah!!!

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10 Years and Counting ….. Can you believe it’s been 10 years since Fr. Joe & Fr. Colin first arrived here at Saint Anne Parish??? This time together has gone so quickly! As we see parishioners each and every day, we constantly hear them say “How lucky we are!” Everyone knows that transitions and changes are not often easy, but both Fr. Joe and Fr. Colin arrived with their grace and charm, and quickly eased their way into our hearts. They have been part of the entire fabric of the parish since their arrival in 2005, to the point where many almost feel they’ve been here even longer than 10 years! We want to tell them that we sincerely appreciate the partnership they have developed with all of us here at Saint Anne Parish, and acknowledge what a joy it’s been having them here with us this last decade.

The Staff and Parishioners of Saint Anne Parish

Win up to $12,500!

MegaMoney 50/50 Raffle

You have a chance to win up to $12,500 in Saint Anne’s Fourth Annual MegaMoney 50/50 Raffle! We will sell up to a maximum of 500 tickets, each priced at $100 per ticket.

If all 500 tickets are sold, three lucky prize winners will split $25,000:

1st Prize: 50% of Winners’ Share 2nd Prize: 30% of Winners’ Share 3rd Prize: 20% of Winners’ Share

Drawing will be held on Sunday, September 20, 2015 at 8:00 p.m. at the Saint Anne Street Faire. To purchase your tickets, please complete this form and return it with your payment (checks payable to Saint Anne Church) to the parish rectory during regular business hours. We will then mail your portion to you. Good luck!

MegaMoney 50/50 Raffle

__________tickets at $100 per ticket = _________ enclosed

Please check one of the following options and provide all of the information requested:

I am an individual purchasing this ticket for myself only.

I am the contact person purchasing this ticket for a group. (Please write one check for full payment of ticket(s) purchased and attach the names and phone numbers for

each person in your group on a separate sheet of paper.)

Name:_____________________________________________________________________________

Address:___________________________________________________________________________

Home Phone #:_____________________________Cell Phone#:______________________________

This is a 50/50 cash raffle and winners will receive the following breakdown of all proceeds collected: 1st Prize = 50% of winners’ share; 2nd Prize = 30% of winners’ share; 3rd Prize = 20% of winners’ share.

No substitution of the offered prize may be made. Winner subject to all taxes. Winner need not be present to win. Only 500 tickets will be sold.

OFFICE USE ONLY:

Ticket #______________________issued on:____________________________.

Payment Rec’d: Cash Check #:________Amt:$_____________ Name:____________________________

Service… Impelled by the Spirit of Jesus, St. Anne’s strives to reach out to others. In works on behalf of justice, charity, and human

development, we seek to imitate Jesus in bringing glad tidings to the poor, liberty to the oppressed and captives, and healing to

the blind and the sick. If you have any comments, please feel free to contact any of the following Representatives: Fr. Joe, Fr.

Colin, or Lenora Mosca

FROM THE OFFICE OF HUMAN CONCERNS

FOOD PANTRY NEEDS: ALL CANNED VEGETABLES ARE NEEDED, canned beans, canned fruit, tuna, pasta, pasta sauce, soup, jelly, rice, cookies, pancake mix, syrup, cake mix, frosting, jello. We desperately need facial soap!! Deodorant, toothpaste, tooth brushes, paper towels, toilet paper, plastic baggies, plastic wrap, aluminum foil, laundry soap, cleaning supplies, dish soap, bathroom cleaner. You can drop off anytime at the rectory. Next food distribution date: July 8th. Reminder: Coupons needed please! (whole pages … do not cut!) Please drop off in the wicker basket located near the elevator in the Atrium on the main church level.

ST. CAJETAN MINISTRY

We meet every two weeks as follows: St. Catharine’s Ministry Center - next meeting: Thursday, July 2nd - first floor meeting room 7-9PM and at St Anne’s Faith Center on Saturday, July 18th from 10am-12 noon. If you think you may be interested please contact Ed Grzesiak 201-321-5144, John Lederer 201-286-9354, Lou Cuomo 201-657-3838, Eamon Jennings-917-841-2558, Steve Zmuda 201-819-9026. You can also email us at stcajetan@stannefairlawnnj.org .

Tell us your story. Think about things like: …something special my Mom/Dad (or spouse or kids) did for me …when my Dad (or Mom or brother or sister or aunt or uncle) taught me how to fish or bake cookies or whatever …how the family helped with a school project …how our pets are part of family life ...etc. You get the idea. It’s your family story. Write it down or do a “told to” to some family member and ask him/her to write it. How long? Whatever it takes—50 words or 500+. We would especially like short (2 or 3 sentences) responses from the younger fry about why God had a good idea when He created Mom or Dad or Bro or Sis. Leave at the rectory, in the box at the back of the church, or send to pewspeak@aol.com Deadline: July 19th

WOMEN’S PRAYER HOUR My heart has heard you say “Come and talk with me.” And my heart responds, “Lord I am coming.” Psalm 27:8

Join us in the Church Hall from 7:30-8:30pm for Women’s Prayer Hour:

Thursday, June 25

Wednesday, July 15

Thursday, August 11 - This session will be a Book Chat. Our book will be “A Prayer for Owen Meany” by John Irving. Start reading, ladies!

Families “r” us…

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Community… Formed by the Word and by the Eucharist, St. Anne’s

builds community in the ways that we live and work and

celebrate together. In these ways, we experience the living

presence of Christ.

If you have any comments, please feel free to contact any

of the following Pastoral Council Representatives: Junie

Fuertes, Peggy Long, Eamon Jennings, Danielle

Douglass, Stephanie Kedersha, Joe Barone and

Terence Curley

EVENTS FOR THIS WEEK Sunday, June 21st – Father’s Day Monday, June 22nd Pastoral Council Mtg. – 6:00 pm - CR Choir – 7:30 pm - C AA – 7:30 pm – LCR Tuesday, June 23rd Pre-Baptism Meeting – 7:30 pm - CH Wednesday, June 24th Umpires - 8:30 pm - CH Thursday, June 25th

Friday, June 26th Saturday, June 27th

AA – 7:30 – 8:30 pm – CAF

BLOOD DRIVE

Friday, June 26th

3:00 – 8:00 pm

Warren Point Presbyterian Church

Fellowship Hall - Entrance on 17th

Ave.

SAINT ANNE'S SENIORS TO MEET ON JUNE 22

The Seniors of Saint Anne's will hold their next meeting on Monday, June 22nd. at 1 p.m. in the church hall. We will honor the fathers, grandfathers, step fathers and fathers in-law at this meeting. Information will also be forthcoming regarding our pizza party scheduled for July 13th. For further information call Lucy at 201-791-3440.

SUMMER ACADEMY AT BERGEN

CATHOLIC H.S. in Oradell – Courses begin

June 29-30 and include prep courses for the

Catholic High School Entrance Exam and the

SAT, Algebra, English, Science, the Arts and

Technology. For additional info., and specific

weeks and times, please go to BC’s website at

www.bergencatholic.org/Page/Admissions-

/Summer-Courses or call 201-634-2205. Please

also consult the BC website to sign up for the

many sports camps taking place this summer at

Bergen Catholic.

ENGRAVED IN STONE… Would you like to have your name go down in Saint Anne history? We are once again accepting orders for pavers that will be placed in either of TWO locations. You can purchase a paver to be laid in the Meditation Garden to the right of the church OR a paver to appear near the gym doors of Saint Anne School. Forms are available at the rectory.

A BIG THANK YOU

Just a word of thanks to all who were

able to join in the celebration for Fr.

Jeremiah’s 60th

Anniversary as a

Franciscan Priest. Special word of

thanks to Laurie Hessman and Peggy

Long for setting up the lower church

for the event. Fr. Colin and I would

also like to thank everyone for

marking out 10th

year with St. Anne’s.

The two of us are certainly the lucky

ones!!

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Finance/Administration… A Christian community strives to steward its resources so that they can provide the material by which its various

ministries can reflect the parish’s mission to reflect Christ’s presence in all that we do and say. Finance Committee

Members: Ed Hughes, Bill Ball, Sally Quinn, Sheila Abate, Ed Trawinski, Loretta Stachiotti, Kristie Bednarz,

Karen Gillies, Steve Palermo and Jerry Cunningham.

Buildings/Grounds: Carl Shoemaker, Dave Lee, Kate Humble, and Steve Zmuda.

We are grateful to the1,469 people who worshipped with us last weekend and contributed $11,370.00 in the offertory and $1,954.00 through Online Giving offertory which

along with other fees and donations totaled $17,566.00. Our weekly expenses average out to $21,026.00.

Heating & Air Conditioning ~ Everyone knows that there are some months in which our electricity bill or heating bill is higher than others. Well, it’s the same with the Church. As you know, we use an additional way of paying for our extra energy months. In the back of the church each Sunday you will find separate ENERGY envelopes. If you should happen to hit the jackpot that week, and wish to throw a dollar or two in that envelope, we’d greatly appreciate it! You can throw these special envelopes right in the collection with your regular envelope. The energy envelopes will not be mailed to you. They will simply be in the back of the church, so if you don’t spot them, be sure to ask the ushers at your Mass. Thanks so much. And special thanks to those who have already been doing it regularly. It makes a difference!!!

Online Giving…

You have the opportunity to make donations to our Sunday collection online! To sign up, go to the St. Anne website – www.stannefairlawnnj.org

There are several ways to access the system: 1. Underneath the scrolling slideshow on the home page, on the bottom right-hand corner, you will see a

light blue icon with a $ sign. Click that icon to go directly to the system.

OR

2. From the homepage, check the left-hand menu options. The second to last menu option says

“envelopes & online giving.” Click that link, and a page with various giving options will appear. Select

the Online Giving option to be taken directly to the system.

Once you are taken to the new site, click on the section that says Create New Account. Next you will see New User Account Registration. Fill out the form and click “submit.”

When you are enrolled, you can go into Manage My Account, where you will see My Payment Methods. Here you can choose to have the funds deducted from your checking or bank account (you will need your routing and account numbers on hand). Under Manage My Account, you will also see Give a New Gift. There you will decide when and how much to give. (In the list, Offertory Collection means the Sunday collection.) You can select recurring or one time gifts. You also have the option to access all the other special envelopes you would normally find in your envelope packet and which are generally one-time donations.

Each time you go to Mass, get a card that says “I have made my donation online” and put it in the collection when the usher comes around. Thanks so much for giving online!

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