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December 2019 Louis J. Paolini July 2020

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Maryann Astuto April 2020 Andrew J. Kopac

Alejandro Morales Thomas J. Wright Angela E. Pellettieri

Cesar A. Aguilar Arlene Nowakowski September 2020

Ralph Vaccaro Doris M. Neumann Richard Rutledge

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Mary F. Bergmann June 2020 October 2020

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Mass of Remembrance for Our Dearly Departed (2019-2020)

Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time - November 8, 2020

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MASS INTENTIONS / INFORMATION

Mass Intensions

November 8th until November 15th, 2020

Sunday ‐ Thirty‐Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

11/8 8:00 am All Souls Novena

10:00 am All Souls Novena

12:00 noon Mass of Remembrance

Monday ‐ The Dedication of the Lateran Basilica

11/9 8:30 am Crispina Villegas

Tuesday ‐ Saint Leo the Great, Pope and Doctor of the

Church

11/10 8:30 am People of the Parish

Wednesday ‐ Saint Martin of Tours, Bishop

11/11 8:30 am Howard McDonald

Thursday ‐ Saint Josaphat, Bishop and Martyr

11/12 8:30 am Elizabeth Healy

Friday ‐ Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini, Virgin

11/13 8:30 am Living and Deceased Members of

the Fitzgerald and Sullivan Families

Saturday ‐ Blessed Virgin Mary

11/14 8:30 am Memorial Mass

5:00 pm Dean Michael Faustini

Sunday ‐ Thirty‐third Sunday in Ordinary Time

11/15 8:00 am Marie and Frank Alexander

10:00 am Joseph Tompkins

12:00 noon Nunzio J. Mantineo

Please Remember in Your Prayers

Sick Relatives & Friends

Cristina Aguilar

Josefina Baldoza

Dcn. Anthony

Balestrieri

Claire Borrello

Michael Bowers

Ginny Cattaneo

Carmen Cepeda

Carmen Maria Colon

Paul DiGrazia

Phil Dimitri

Eileen Diverio

Emily Ferreira

Yancey Garcia

Eric Hagberg

Dominic Jengo

Rosemarie Kaminski

Roberta Leibowitz

Alice Liso

Diane Lohrer

Dcn. Joseph Mantineo

Gerry Marcincavage

Sonia Medrano

Sara Melisi

Andrew J. Mendez

Jim Moran

Barbara Nelson

Sharon Osnowitz

Harriet Pellicione

Larry Purcell

Vallie Pompilio

Francis Quinn

Robert Raimo

Elsy Ruiz

John Ruisch

Fran Sampson

Wilbert Santos

Pat Sommers

Joanne Sontag

Richard Spagnuolo

Joseph Steiner

Brian Taleo

Gary Taras

Patricia Tempio

Liam Justin N.

Torres

Connie Vitale

Mary Walker

Andrew Wey

Joyce Wilson

For Protection

Those in law enforcement & first responders,

those who are employed at pharmacies, groceries,

restaurants, family members who have to go to work, and

all health care providers & volunteers.

Rest in Peace

Theresa Cheche

Eleanor M. Dare

PRAYERS ‐ Please keep in your prayers

all of our active military personnel here

and overseas. We especially pray for our

parishioners: Joshua Ashley, Ryan O’Connell, and John

Velazquez. May the Lord protect them in their service.

The Memorare

Remember, O most gracious Virgin Mary, that never was

it known that anyone who fled to thy protection,

implored thy help, or sought thy intercession was left

unaided. Inspired with this confidence, I fly to thee, O

Virgin of virgins, my Mother; to thee do I come; before

thee I stand, sinful and sorrowful. O Mother of the Word

Incarnate, despise not my petitions, but in thy mercy hear

and answer me. Amen.

Memorial Mass ‐ Saturday,

November 14, 2020 8:30 am

Manuel Nicholas Acosta

The Balderas Family

The Beninca‐Scuccimarri

Families

Cathy Cordasco

Bridget Cullinane

Priscilla and Pescasio Diwa

Benigno Diwa

John Hrablook

Jose Lingad

Carma Lynn Nucifora

The O’Callaghan Family

Margie Parks

The Parodi and Zambelli

Families

The Ritoch Family

Mary Romano

OLQP Rosary Altar Society

Nanene & Anthony Roselli

Theresa Slomback

John Tamborini

Norma Tamborini

Joseph Tompkins

Anne B. Velky

The Velky Family

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Dear Our Lady Queen of Peace Brothers and Sisters, On behalf of the entire OLQP Administration, I would like to wholeheartedly thank all those who have given so generously of their time, talent, and treasure to our Parish this past year; for, indeed, it is through your unceasing support and generosity that we as a Parish could continue the mission entrusted to us by the Lord. I am presenting below our simplified Parish Financial Report of the Fiscal Year from July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020 with the Profit and Loss statement. As you can, we ended the period with a deficit of almost $31,000. Due to the Covid 19 crisis, we deferred paying much of our assessments, thereby preserving cashflow. In addition, we were able to obtain a loan from the government of roughly $76K to help cover payroll expenses during this time. Since the beginning of the new fiscal year, we have taken drastic measures in reducing our expenses to pay the 2019/2020 balance of assessments due the Archdiocese of Newark and pay the rest of our bills. However, since collections during the lockdown period were very low, we had to use approximately $75K from our savings in order to payoff our 2019/2020 fiscal year assessment. Please note that aside from lower regular collections this past fiscal year, major shortfalls in revenue were due to much lower collections during Easter due to the lack of public masses and the closure of Bingo. Even with all the cost cutting measures that we have already taken, we project a deficit of roughly $80,000 for the current 2021 fiscal year. Our collections goal per week is $6500 to breakeven on expenses plus expected collections of approximately $40,000 for Christmas and Easter. I sincerely hope and pray that through your financial support we will be able to offset our projected deficit. In case you want more details or have any questions regarding our Financial Report, please do not hesitate to contact me or Julius Pulmano, our Business Manager. Let us continue to make OLQP our Spiritual Home! For that to take place, each of us needs to do our share of generously giving our time, talent, and treasure according to our own circumstances. May God bless you a hundredfold for your generosity in supporting our parish. Sincerely in the Lord, Father Tony

2019‐2020 Fiscal Year ‐ REVENUE 2019‐2020 Fiscal Year ‐ EXPENSES

Sunday & Holy Day Offerings 334,682 Salaries and Benefits 403,453

Christmas Offerings 30,498 Contracted Services 84,442

Easter Offerings 4,960 Repairs and Maintenance 24,617

Rental Income 241,328 Auto and Property Insurance 31,938

Interest/Dividend 152 U li es 21,349

Gi s/Bequests 6,987 Opera ng Supplies 22,738

Perquisites 4,700 Equipment and Furnishings 7,643

ORDINARY REVENUES 623,307 Religious Educa on Program 5,495

Society Account Expense 2,741

Fundraising Revenue 103,332 Fundraising Expenses 45,407

Society Account Income 3,517 Rectory Provisions 21,597

Religious Educa on 19,261 25% School Rental Contribu on 80,706

Other Income 3,585 Assessments 107,772

Candle Revenue 5,524 Misc 18,336

ADDITIONAL REVENUES 135,219 TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES 878,234

RCAN Interest 7,872 CAPITAL PROJECT EXPENSES 81,334

Interest Income 357 SURPLUS/DEFICIT ‐30,757

Restricted Inc ‐ 25% rental assessment 80,443

Restricted Inc ‐ Repairs and Maintenance 56,065

Other Restricted Gi s 4,048

TOTAL OTHER REVENUES 148,785

TOTAL OPERATING REVENUES 907,311

CAPITAL PROJECT REVENUES 21,500

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Thank you again to Our Parishioners for Sanitizing the Church after Holy Mass and for their Cleaning Supply Donations

Five Teens have enrolled in our Rite of Christian Initiation for Teens. These teens have been called to complete their Sacraments of Initiation. They will be preparing to receive the Sacrament of Confirmation in the Fall of 2021. Please keep them in your prayers.

Parents and Godparents attending the Baptism Preparation Class

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Please refer to our collections goal of $6,500 to

breakeven on our parish expenses.

Thank you for your generosity!

11/1/20 (week 44) GOAL

Offertory $5,858 $5000

Repairs $401 $1500

Total $6,259 $6,500

This Week at Our Lady Queen of Peace

KEY: (A) Auditorium / (CH) Church / (PC) Parish Center / (S) School

S 11/8

8:00 am

10:00 am

12 noon

Mass

Mass

Mass of Remembrance

M 11/9

8 am ‐1 pm

9‐12; 1‐3

7:00 pm

Church Open Daily

Parish Center

Recitation of Holy Rosary (CH)

(Livestreamed)

T 11/10 9‐12; 1‐3 Parish Center

W 11/11

9‐12; 1‐3

7:00 pm

Parish Center

Mother of Perpetual Help

Novena (CH)

T 11/12 9‐12; 1‐3 Parish Center

F 11/13 9 am ‐1 pm Parish Center

S 11/14

9 am ‐1 pm

1:00 pm

5:00 pm

Parish Center

Confessions

Anticipated Mass

S 11/15 8 am, 10 am and 12 noon Mass

See Church Guidelines at www.olqp.org

Stewardship Results

Our Mother of

Perpetual Help Novena

Wednesdays 7 pm at the Church.

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November 8, 2020 ‐ Today’s Readings

First Reading — Wisdom is

easily discerned by those who

love her (Wisdom 6:12‐16).

Psalm — My soul is thirsting for

you, O Lord my God (Psalm 63).

Second Reading — Since we

believe that Jesus died and rose again, through Jesus, God

will bring with him those who have died (1

Thessalonians 4:13‐18 [13‐14]).

Gospel — Stay awake! You know neither the day nor the

hour (Matthew 25:1‐13). The English translation of the Psalm Responses

from Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission on English

in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved. Monday: Ez 47:1‐2, 8‐9, 12; Ps 46:2‐3, 5‐6, 8‐9;

1 Cor 3:9c‐11, 16‐17; Jn 2:13‐22

Tuesday: Ti 2:1‐8, 11‐14; Ps 37:3‐4, 18, 23, 27, 29;

Lk 17:7‐10

Wednesday: Ti 3:1‐7; Ps 23:1b‐6; Lk 17:11‐19

Thursday: Phlm 7‐20; Ps 146:7‐10; Lk 17:20‐25

Friday: 2 Jn 4‐9; Ps 119:1‐2, 10‐11, 17‐18;

Lk 17:26‐37

Saturday: 3 Jn 5‐8; Ps 112:1‐6; Lk 18:1‐8

Sunday: Prv 31:10‐13, 19‐20, 30‐31; Ps 128:1‐5;

1 Thes 5:1‐6; Mt 25:14‐30 [14‐15, 19‐21]

Readings for the Week

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Please Support our Parish

During These Difficult Times 

For those of you who would like to continue to give

through envelopes or cash, please place it in the

designated collection baskets in the church, mail your

donation to the Parish Center

(410 Maywood Ave., Maywood, NJ 07607), or drop it

off at the white mailbox located to the right of the side

door of the Parish Center. Thank you for your

generosity.

Prayer of St. Thomas Aquinas before

Holy Communion

ALMIGHTY and everlasting God, behold I come to the

Sacrament of Thine only‐begotten Son, our Lord Jesus

Christ: I come as one infirm to the physician of life, as one

unclean to the fountain of mercy, as one blind to the light

of everlasting brightness, as one poor and needy to the

Lord of heaven and earth. Therefore I implore the

abundance of Thy measureless bounty that Thou wouldst

vouchsafe to heal my infirmity, wash my uncleanness,

enlighten my blindness, enrich my poverty and clothe my

nakedness, that I may receive the Bread of Angels, the

King of kings, the Lord of lords, with such reverence and

humility, with such sorrow and devotion, with such

purity and faith, with such purpose and intention as may

be profitable to my soul’s salvation.

Grant unto me, I pray, the grace of receiving not only the

Sacrament of our Lord’s Body and Blood, but also the

grace and power of the Sacrament. O most gracious God,

grant me so to receive the Body of Thine only‐begotten

Son, our Lord Jesus Christ, which He took from the

Virgin Mary, as to merit to be incorporated into His

mystical Body, and to be numbered amongst His

members. O most loving Father, give me grace to behold

forever Thy beloved Son with His face at last unveiled,

whom I now purpose to receive under the sacramental

veil here below. Amen.

Saints and Special Observances

Sunday: Thirty‐second Sunday in Ordinary Time

Monday: The Dedication of the Lateran Basilica

Tuesday: St. Leo the Great

Wednesday: St. Martin of Tours; Veterans Day

Thursday: St. Josaphat

Friday: St. Frances Xavier Cabrini

Saturday: Blessed Virgin Mary

Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini (1850‐1917)

November 13

Burly longshoremen glared at the woman in widow’s

dress who interrupted their drinking to beg money, in

broken English, for her orphanage. The bar exploded in

laughter as one man responded by spitting in her face.

“That was for me,” the woman smiled. “Do you have

anything for the children?” Given today’s national

debate, could it be as much God’s sense of humor as

God’s will for our sanctification that our first American

saint should be an immigrant and naturalized citizen?

Frances Cabrini, adopting the name Xavier, confided to

Pope Leo XIII her longing to follow her Jesuit patron to

Asia. But the Pope replied, “Not East—West!” So she and

her Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart exchanged

exotic dreams of China for the impoverished reality of

Italian ghettos across the United States and Central and

South America. Before her death, Frances had founded

seventy educational, health care, child, and family service

institutions. Today, from Siberia to Ethiopia, in sixteen

countries, Mother Cabrini’s sisters and lay associates

embody her practical spirituality: “Let’s get to work!

We’ll have eternity to rest!” —Peter Scagnelli, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

EVANGELIZATION

I will go anywhere and do anything in order to

communicate the love of Jesus to those who do not know

him or have forgotten him.

—St. Frances Xavier Cabrini

Our 2nd Grade Class enjoyed their virtual visit from

Fr. Tony, Fr. Rafal and Deacon Christian

PLEASE PARK IN DESIGNATED PARKING

SPACES ONLY. THIS IS FOR YOUR SAFETY

AND THE SAFETY OF OTHERS.

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Anima Christi (Soul of Christ)

SOUL of Christ, sanctify me.

Body of Christ, save me.

Blood of Christ, inebriate me.

Water from the side of Christ, wash me.

Passion of Christ, strengthen me.

O good Jesus, hear me.

Within Thy Wounds hide me.

Suffer me not to be separated from Thee.

From the malignant enemy, defend me.

In the hour of my death, call me,

And bid me come to Thee.

That with Thy saints, I may praise Thee.

Forever and ever. Amen.

Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, may the whole world burn

with love for Thee! (x3)

Thanksgiving after Holy Communion Stewardship ‐ Multi‐Tasking 

Multi‐Tasking: When Iʹm doing housework, one chore at

a time isnʹt enough. instead, I try to accomplish as many

things as possible. So there are times when I have laun‐

dry going in the dryer and the washer, dishes washing in

the dishwasher, and dinner baking in the oven, all while

Iʹm vacuuming the rug. It often seems as if everyoneʹs

multi‐tasking these days. In fact, many people even bring

laptop computers to do work while theyʹre vacationing.

When everyone is so busy, sometimes stewardship of

time and also talent (which requires time) can get ʺlost in

the shuffle. ʺTo be continued next week)

Treasures from Our Tradition

For several weeks, we have considered penance as a sacra‐

ment of forgiveness, and yet there are two other sacraments in

this category. The first, of course, is the Eucharist itself. The

other is the sacrament of the sick, long associated with penance.

The Letter of James sets out the deep tradition for caring for

the sick: sending for the priests, who will pray and lay their

hands on the sick ones, anointing them with oil, and giving

them forgiveness. Long before other rites of penance developed,

the sacrament of the sick was therefore a profound experience

of forgiveness. Jesus often healed the sick, nearly always as a

visible sign of forgiveness of sin. The tradition didn’t unfold

smoothly, however, and within a few centuries the oil of the

sick was taken home to be applied by caregivers as a salve, or

even to be drunk as a medicine. As early as the second century,

bishops were therefore urging that priests should be the ones to

visit those separated by illness from the Sunday assembly. Thus

the practice of consigning the Eucharist and the oil of the sick to

the non‐ordained faithful to bring home was relatively short‐

lived.

—Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

Human Concerns News olqphumanconcerns@gmail.com

Thanksgiving Food Baskets

The need to support families at

the holidays continues despite

the pandemic. As we did at

Easter, we will not be collecting food items. We are

asking if Shoprite gift cards or monetary donations

towards those cards could be donated instead. They then

will be distributed to families in time for Thanksgiving.

Those donations could be dropped off at the Parish

Center during office hours or in the designated

Thanksgiving Basket in the back of Church.

The deadline is Saturday, November 21st. Please

indicate the amount of the gift card.

Your generosity is so greatly appreciated by those in

need and we are thankful for your support in our efforts

to brighten the lives of others. A Happy and Blessed

Thanksgiving to you and those you hold dear.

Mary Menditto

Daughters of Mary Meeting

The Daughters of Mary will meet Saturday, November

21st from 3:00 ‐ 4:30 pm in the auditorium. The girls will

be making Christmas cards for the homebound.

On 11/28/20, we are bringing

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and staying warm is difficult. Any help is greatly

appreciated. Please contact Mary Flanigan at

mflanigan@optonline.net for more details. Thank you!

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