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The Angelus July 22, 2018

Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

465 Main Street Little Falls, New Jersey 07424

Ph: 973-256-5200 Fax: 973-256-0185 www.holyangelsrc.org

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Our Lady of the Holy Angels

Roman Catholic Church

Rite of Reconciliation

(Confessions)

Saturday: 3:45 PM

Confessions take place in the Church.

Other times are available by appointment.

Mass Schedule

Monday-Friday 7:00 AM, 11:45 AM

Both celebrated in the Chapel.

Saturday 5:00 PM

Sunday 7:30 AM, 9:30 AM, 11:30 AM, 5:00 PM, 6:30 PM (Spanish)

This Week’s SPOTLIGHT!

ONLINE GIVING Page 2

AMAZON SMILE Page 3

PARKING LOT PAVING Pages 8-9

FAITH FORMATION Page 9

RESTAURANT FUNDRAISER

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MEMORIAL OPPORTUNITY

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Office Hours

Monday-Friday: 9:00 AM-4:30 PM

Sunday: 9:00 AM-1:00 PM

Contact Us Phone: 973-256-5200 Fax: 973-256-0185

NEW Website: www.holyangelsrc.org General E-mail: contact@holyangelscommunity.org

NEW Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/ourladyoftheholyangelscatholicchurch

PASTOR Msgr. T. Mark Condon x-17 frmark@holyangelscommunity.org PAROCHIAL VICAR Rev. Giovanni A. Rodriguez x-21 frgiovanni@holyangelscommunity.org DEACON Deacon Joe Sisco x-22 deaconsisco@yahoo.com MUSIC MINISTRY Stella Crispo x-23 scrispo@holyangelscommunity.org BAPTISM Parish Office x-10 FAITH FORMATION (1-6) Trish Filiaci x-26 pfiliaci@gmail.com FAITH FORMATION SECTY Josephine Lyons x-24 jlyons@holyangelscommunity.org CONFIRMATION YEAR 1 & 2 Trish Filiaci x-26 pfiliaci@gmail.com

MARRIAGE Parish Office x-10 FINANCE/OFFICE MANAGER Beverly Cuccinelli x-11 bcuccinelli@holyangelscommunity.org BULLETIN EDITOR Louise Cox bulletin@holyangelscommunity.org

YOUTH PROTECTION/SAFE ENVIRONMENT COORD. Trish Filiaci x-26 pfiliaci@gmail.com

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Bulletin Submissions bulletin@holyangelscommunity.org Deadline is Wednesday at 2:00 PM for the following week’s bulletin (ten-day notice). All requests must be submitted in writing (hardcopy or e-mail). Editor reserves the right to schedule, edit or omit articles. Article submission does not guarantee publication. No “ads” are accepted, i.e. for sale, for rent, etc.

Visiting the Homebound and Hospitalized Please call the Parish Ministry Center and let us know that a loved one or dear friend is hospitalized or homebound.

Eucharist for the Homebound Agnes Arena, 973-256-5006 If you know of any parishioner who wishes to receive Eucharist at home, please call with the appropriate information, or have them call. We have several trained Eucharistic Ministers for the Homebound available.

Anointing of the Sick or Elderly It is generally best to call while the sick person can participate in the rite. Please call the Parish Ministry Center.

Novenas after Masses Tues.: St. Anthony & Mary, Mother of God; Thurs.: St. Jude

Music Ministry Stella Crispo, 973-256-5200 x-23 Children’s Choir: Sunday 9:30 AM; Adult Choir: Sunday 11:30 AM.

Marriage 973-256-5200 x-10 Arrangements must be made at least 1 year in advance.

Infant Baptism 973-256-5200 x-10 We strongly suggest you prepare for your baby’s baptism by attending the preparation class at least 2 months before your baby’s baptism. Both parents are required to attend. Please call the Parish Ministry Center for dates of upcoming sessions. Pre-registration is required to attend a session.

JPIC (Justice, Peace, & the Integrity of Creation Committee) Agnes Czaplinski, 973-942-7167 Please call for meeting schedule.

Rosary Society Barbara D’Allegro, 973-808-8568

Knights of Columbus Mike Vaclavicek, 973-907-3229

Weekly Readings & Faith Sharing Questions

visit: www.usccb.org/bible/index.cfm

Monday, July 23rd Mi 6:1-4, 6-8; Ps 50:5-6, 8-9, 16bc-17, 21, 23; Mt 12:38-42

Tuesday, July 24th Mi 7:14-15, 18-20; Ps 85:2-8; Mt 12:46-50

Wednesday, July 25th 2 Cor 4:7-15; Ps 126:1bc-6; Mt 20:20-28

Thursday, July 26th Jer 2:1-3, 7-8, 12-13; Ps 26:6-7ab, 8-11; Mt 13:10-17

Friday, July 27th Jer 3:14-17; Jer 31:10-13; Mt 13:18-23

Saturday, July 28th Jer 7:1-11; Ps 84:3-6a, 8a, 11; Mt 13:24-30

Sunday, July 29th 2 Kgs 4:42-44; Ps 145:10-11, 15-18; Eph 4:1-6; Jn 6:1-15

1. What struck you most from this week’s readings? 2. Why do you think it struck you? 3. What ideas do you find most challenging in the text? 4. Were there any readings you don’t understand? 5. Is there any part you find difficult to accept or agree with? 6. What from the readings do you find memorable? What do

you think you will remember and carry within you in the future?

Weekly Calendar Sunday, July 22nd

1:00 PM - Communal Baptism Monday, July 23rd Tuesday, July 24th Wednesday, July 25th Thursday, July 26th Friday, July 27th Saturday, July 28th Sunday, July 29th

Now - Amazon Smile

7/25 - Houlihan’s Fundraiser

8/22 - Panera Bread Fundraiser

Giving has never been easier! Giving is easy while you are away this summer. Download the Online Giving app on your mobile device, search for our parish and begin giving. Your support during summer months helps

sustain our parish. Go to www.OLGapp.com and click on the app store for your device.

Misa en Español!!! Tendremos la celebración de la Sagrada Eucaristía en Español todos los domingos 6:30 PM. Te esperamos!!!

Mary’s Rosary Circle We pray the rosary for healing of anyone in need of God’s help, especially for cures and preventions of cancer patients. The circle meets on the first and third Tuesdays of the month, meeting in the Chapel at 6:30 PM. All are welcome to attend—everyone’s prayers are needed.

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Mass Intentions

Sunday, July 22nd 7:30 AM - 9:30 AM -

11:30 AM - 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM -

Carleigh Jones James DeMaio Marion Csigi, Mary Pullara, Calogero Gambino People of the Parish Enrique D’Orville, Sr. (Spanish Mass)

Monday, July 23rd

Tuesday, July 24th

Wednesday, July 25th 7:00 AM -

11:45 AM - People of the Parish Anna Natale

Thursday, July 26th 7:00 AM -

11:45 AM - People of the Parish Josephine Giorgi

Friday, July 27th 7:00 AM -

11:45 AM - Gladys and Sergio Ferrari Edward Kohler

Saturday, July 28th 5:00 PM - Anna Rovere, Michael Gentile,

Carlo and Angelina Silvestri Sunday, July 29th

7:30 AM - 9:30 AM -

11:30 AM -

5:00 PM - 6:30 PM -

Minushe Duda Rose Monaco James Minnella, Marie and Lou Gencorelli, Elena Valente Theresa Bulwin Por las intenciones de toda la comunidad (Spanish Mass)

7:00 AM - 11:45 AM -

7:00 AM - 11:45 AM -

People of the Parish John David Scalice

People of the Parish Santos DeStephano

Saturday, July 21st 5:00 PM - Nicola Silvestri, Ted Rusin, Steve Brennan

In Memoriam, Over the Past 20 Years July 21, 1997 to July 27, 2017

Margaret M. Kazmark 07 21 1999 Margaret E. Mann 07 21 1999

Carol A. Vacca 07 21 2001 Rosemarie Brown 07 22 1997 Albin C. Saltzman 07 22 1999

Gambino Calogero 07 22 2008 Eleanora F. Longo 07 22 2010

Rosa Argentina Seifert 07 22 2011 Philip A. Lembo 07 23 2004

Jean Wirtz 07 23 2012 James Claudepierre 07 24 2004

Samuel Di Giacomo 07 24 2005 Dorothy Iglody 07 24 2010

Brian J. Bonsey 07 24 2015 Sofia Furia 07 25 1999

Tessie Addonizio 07 25 2007 Maria Rosa Calello 07 25 2008

Alan Suhaka 07 26 2001 Stella Racz 07 26 2005

Charlotte LeFevre 07 27 1999 Mary Safran 07 27 2002

Gladys Ferrari 07 27 2016

Please Pray for Our Sick

Don Barone Corinne Barrett Sara Baumann Lottie Cappetta

Aidan Carter Barbara Choma

Rachael Cornetta Vincent Corsaro Grace Cubellis Juan D’Orville

Anthony Ditorie Steven Domalewski Marlene Dominianni

Nikki Filiaci Ethel Fortino

Michael Foschini Phil Furino

Betty Gallagher John Giordano

Bernie Giuliano Sue Grotz

Oleh Haluszka John Luski

Tatyana Lyon Michael Mandarino

Cheryl Marino Mario Marino Anna Martin

Benny Martinez Robert McGee

Elaine McGough Rose Mary McGraw Brenda McWeeney

Christina Rumage Miller David Minchin Carlos Moroen Lou Morrerro David Murray

Michael N. Mary Nease Laura Nicoll

Ricky Orefice Rosemary Pannone

Gloria Papciak Lenny Pollara Diann Puccio

Bishop Frank Rodimer Matthew Scholtz Theresa Shields

Jeff Sigle Mary Lou Sigle

Gisella Sisti Jacqueline Stevens

Robert Stevens Denise Swanteck

John Tomasi

Tabernacle Candles Anna Rovere and Renee Naundorff

Knights Atlantic City Bus Ride Join the Knights for a day of fun in Atlantic City on Wednesday, July 25th!! We will be leaving at 9:00 AM from the Holy Angels parking lot. Arrive early for complimentary coffee and donuts. All are welcome! Only $35.00 per person, and you receive $25.00

back in Slot Money. You can’t beat those odds!! To reserve your seat, please contact John O’Donnell at 973-696-2204.

Recently Deceased Patrick H. Convery

Connie Martorano Aniyah Williams (Baby)

Shopping Amazon.com Can Support Holy Angels Church

Amazon.com shoppers can have 0.5% of eligible purchases donated to Holy Angels Church. On your first visit to AmazonSmile smile.amazon.com search for Our Lady of the Holy Angels Church (Little Falls) to receive donations from eligible purchases before you begin shopping. Amazon will remember your selection, and then every eligible purchase you make at smile.amazon.com will result in a donation. Remember, only purchases at smile.amazon.com (NOT www.amazon.com or the mobile app) support Holy Angels Church and only items that say “Eligible for donation”.

Free Blood Pressure Clinic & Health Presentations St. Mary’s Hospital in Passaic is offering a free, bilingual Blood Pressure Clinic, Weight Clinic, Individual Counseling and Referrals on Mondays or Wednesdays. To receive more information or to make an appointment at one of the sites, please call 973-365-4794 or 973-365-4795.

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My Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Msgr. T. Mark Condon

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$151,000 P !  

T “F F ” C . Your support is necessary to complete this essen al repair. We already have

$151,000 in pledges to date and over half of that has already been fulfilled. For those who have already contributed, thank you. If you have already contributed by making a pledge please complete the form on page 8 in order to reserve your commemora ve brick for the Holy Angels Walkway of Remembrance.

I . Around the same me as the emergency repairs on the school building three years ago, I had hoped to be able to repair our parking lot. Regre ably, the cost of the es mates I obtained in 2015 has risen between 10%-15%. It will never get any cheaper to repair the parking lot – the cost, now, is well over $225,000.

There was a minor repair made to the parking lot for around $6,000 two years ago to address the most damaged part. I am embarrassed to tell you that was a bad decision on my part. T . The area near the elevator and the chapel now becomes like a lake when it rains and floods in the winter and freezes over. It is not safe.

But as vital as safety is, as essen al as the Banyan School and the rental of our property is to our future, that first impression that is made when people come to our parish is not incidental. Repairing a parking lot isn’t simply a construc on issue. I , .

A parking lot that has holes, cracks and is unsafe does not present a welcoming message to parishioners and visitors alike. We want and need our facili es to be an expression of happiness and joy and welcome to that family new to the neighborhood who is looking for a Church to join. B ,

C . W . Now, we need to address that final exterior piece – our parking lot.

With your help, the first impression that everyone will get the moment they pull into our Church grounds is that Our Lady of the Holy Angels is a thriving, ac ve and welcoming Catholic faith community and the jewel of Li le Falls and star of faith in the Diocese of Paterson that we know it is.

You will recall that when we prepared to renovate the church it was said, “It will never work.” You will remember that before we built the elevator, it was said, “Impossible.” Look around at this building. Look at that elevator – how many would find it impossible to get into this church building without it. You made it happen. We will meet this challenge as well.

I have no doubt that we will make this happen. No one can do everything but everyone can do something. I $1,200 – $200.00 . T

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Every household that makes an investment in this campaign has the opportunity to have a brick engraved with their name, or in memory of a departed loved one, and placed at The Holy Angels Walkway of Remembrance that will be placed near our bell tower – which is, by the way, the Na onal Shrine of Our Lady of the Highway. Each brick is a symbol of our faith and the reality that we all form this community with the strength of our faith built on the founda on stone of Christ.

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, H A W R . Each household that makes a pledge or a contribu on to the campaign will be able to designate a commemora ve brick or memorial brick to be inscribed with their name or the names of departed loved ones. Addi onal bricks may be reserved at $200.00 each. Please take advantage of this opportunity to become part of the permanent history of Our Lady of the Holy Angels Parish.

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Please know how grateful I am to you for your support and investment in our future. N , . Most of all, I ask for your prayers for the success of this project and for the security of our future. A

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God bless you. Please know of my remembrance of you each me I stand at the altar.

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In our gospel reading from Saint Mark for the Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Jesus con nues to give his first followers a lesson in discipleship. During these summer months we are disciples at the feet of the Lord seeking to learn from him in order to be open to the will of the Father. We have the power of the Holy Spirit who dwells in our hearts and the gi of the Eucharist to guide us in the way of discipleship.

From the very beginning of his public ministry Jesus is clear in communica ng to those who want to walk in his footsteps that the path of discipleship is arduous and that it takes steadfast devo on to follow him. Despite the discipline and sacrifice that is required to follow the Lord it should be a joyful experience because the disciples live in close friendship with the Lord and because they have the encouragement of one another as they do the Lord’s work. Faith o en calls us to heavy demands because it is a gi that challenges us to love and empty ourselves of our own wants in order to respond in love to others who need the love and compassion of the Lord. We are never bystanders as people of faith; we are always concerned with the good and the salva on of others.

In order for the disciples to be sure that they are doing the Lord’s work and not their own followers, Saint Mark tells us they report back to Jesus on the results of their first apostolic mission. The disciples are excited to tell the Lord about all that they had experienced and all that they were able to accomplish through the power of God’s word. But Jesus has other plans for them. Rather than listening at length to their stories Jesus has another direc ve for the disciples and it is immediate: “Come away by yourselves to a deserted place and rest a while” (Mark 6:31). Just as there is urgency to the mission the disciples are given to preach the word and heal the sick so, too, the command to spend me in communion with the Lord and to rest in a deserted place is urgent.

Jesus emphasizes the importance of his followers always being a en ve to being open to conversa on with God. The disciples may not place anything above their friendship with God; communion with God requires an effort, renewed over and over again throughout life, to make room in the quiet of our hearts for God to speak to us and guide us. What we do for the Lord is important and it is a gi that we make to the Lord but no ma er what we accomplish it is never as important as living in openness to the promp ng of the Holy Spirit.

While Jesus intends to lead the disciples to a place that is “deserted” so that they may “rest” that was not to be. No ma er where Jesus goes the crowds are drawn to him in the hope of hearing his word, experiencing his healing, and coming into the presence of God’s anointed who promises the fullness of life to all of those who seek a er him. And so while rest was the goal, it was not realized: “People were coming and going in great numbers, and they had no opportunity to eat” (6:31). Even as we seek a quiet place to rest with the Lord the cares of this life always have a way of following us and demanding our a en on.

If those who first walked with Jesus experienced those kinds of cares and distrac ons we should not be surprised that we do as well. So o en people find that they are distracted in prayer or feel that they are not par cularly aware of God’s presence with them as they seek to pray. That is not unusual. We cannot always expect that our prayers will be answered as we hope or that we will experience God’s presence as we think that we should.

Prayer is a gi that we make to the Lord; it is me that we give to God for God’s purposes. We cannot always have immediate knowledge of what God’s plans are for us but we can be sure that if we are faithful to him that he will always be faithful to us and that he will never leave us without his love and the strength that comes through friendship with him. It is important that we do not become discouraged in our prayer life. We need con nually to seek out those moments, and they may only be moments, when we can raise our hearts and minds in thanksgiving to God and to pe on for God’s assistance.

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Pastor’s Message (...continued from Page 5)

In our gospel reading for this liturgy, the crowds con nued to press in upon Jesus and the first disciples even as they sought to find refuge in a deserted place: “So they went off in the boat by themselves to a deserted place. People saw them leaving and many came to know about it. They hastened there on foot from all the towns and arrived at the place before them” (6:32-33). The crowds were insistent upon being close to the Lord and they were not at all re cent about seeking out his presence; we should not be either.

Each me that we draw close to the Lord to be strengthened with his Body and Blood in the Eucharist we are growing in our friendship with the Lord and growing in our life of prayer, our life of con nual conversa on with the Lord, so that we can be confident that we are always led to be his good and faithful disciples. Our life of prayer helps us to grow in holiness.

Jesus gives us the gi of his Body and Blood in the Eucharist in order to sustain us and to give us the strength that we require to be faithful disciples. The Eucharist is our source of peace and hope and is the summit of all prayer life in the Church.

Our prayer, par cularly our par cipa on in the Eucharist and moments that we might spend in quiet with the Lord in the Blessed Sacrament help us to keep open to the signposts that God provides us and helps us to grow in our communion with God so that we are able to live in fidelity to God who gives us life and calls us to the fullness of life that is found in imita on of the Lord Jesus in the power of the Holy Spirit.

In our second reading from the Le er to the Ephesians, Paul assures us that Jesus “. . . came and preached peace to you who were far off and peace to those who were near, for through him we both have access in one Spirit to the Father” (Ephesians 2:17-18). No ma er where we are in life, what stage we feel that we are in our prayer life we can be certain that the Lord con nues to reach out to us and the Holy Spirit con nues to sustain us so that we can have access to the divine life that the Father promises us.

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One of the most vital ministries in our parish, or any parish, is that of catechist. In order for our faith forma on program to work we are in need of catechists to help us in this vital work of handing on the faith to the young people of our parish. We are in need of more catechists so that our faith forma on program con nues to be effec ve. Please think about serving as a catechist. You don’t need to be an expert teacher; all that you need is a love for the faith and the Lord. Please contact Ms. Trish Filiaci if you would be able to give the gi of your service to the young people of our parish in this important ministry. If you are able to serve as a catechist please know that you will be given assistance to help in this work and that there are many to guide you along the way. Thank you for your willingness to be open to this invita on to take part in such an important work of our parish. Thank you!

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Since the earliest days, the Church has made good use of catechisms to pass on the faith. In first century Syria, the cradle of Chris anity, the Didache (Doctrine of the Apostles) was used. It was a compendium of the apostolic teachings on doctrine, morality, and liturgy. In the fourth century, St. Cyril of Jerusalem gave twenty-four Cateche cal Lectures. In a clear and logical style, he provided the basics of the faith for new converts.

Undoubtedly, the most famous catechism with far-reaching effects was The Roman Catechism. At the me of the Protestant Reforma on, it became necessary to help Catholics understand their faith and respond to the challenges of their day. Thus, under the authority of the Council of Trent, The Roman Catechism was published. Using the four pillars of the Creed, the Sacraments, Morality and Spirituality, this catechism became the doctrinal and methodological paradigm for all catechisms for years to come.

In the United States, up un l the second half of the twen eth century, millions of Catholics were raised in the faith with

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Sincerely in Christ, Monsignor T. Mark Condon Pastor

The Bal more Catechism. This catechism contained 421 ques ons and answers in thirty-seven chapters. It presented a unified and clear teaching and understanding of the faith. Children memorized the catechism and had, at a minimum, the basic language of our faith.

In our own day, Pope John Paul II published the Catechism of the Catholic Church. This was the first new edi on of the catechism in four hundred years. Using the same four pillars as The Roman Catechism, this new text explains the Creed, the Sacraments, the moral life and prayer. With Scripture, the Fathers of the Church, Liturgy and the magisterium, the catechism not only presents the truths that Catholics believe, but explains why we hold to these truths.

This monumental and much needed work has served as the basis for other catechisms, such as the United States Catholic Catechism for Adults and the catechism Youcat. Individuals and small groups can use the adult catechism to deepen their faith. Young people can use Youcat (Youth Catechism) for an age-appropriate understanding of the faith. Youcat is graphic and easy to read. It gives defini ons of key terms used to express Catholic doctrine; and, it includes a ques on-and-answer format. This catechism draws deeply on Sacred Scripture and the Saints. It has the advantage of being keyed to the Catechism of the Catholic Church so that the user can study the faith more deeply.

The word “catechism” comes from the verb “to catechize,” which literally means “to echo back.” Good catechesis is the handing on of the faith from the one teaching, who can “echo back” what he or she has learned, to the one learning, who can also “echo back,” that is, repeat the teaching. It is worth no ng, therefore, that the very idea of a catechism includes the impera ve of memoriza on.

Already within the Sacred Scriptures, this use of memory is extolled. Immediately a er giving Israel the Ten Commandments, Moses gives a long exhorta on. In laying down the founda on for Israel’s loyalty to the covenant, he does not fail to emphasize the role of memory. He says, “You shall lay up these words in your heart and in your soul” (Deuteronomy 11:18). A basic element of religious life in the Old Testament is remembering God’s words and his ac ons. Thus, with a certain sense of sa sfac on, the psalmist can say, “Your word have I hidden in my heart, that I might not sin against you” (Psalm 119:11).

In the New Testament, the word of Jesus is alive with power in the disciples through their recollec on or remembering (cf. Mk 14:72; Mt 26:75; Lk 22:61). The Church makes her important decisions by remembering the sayings of Jesus (cf. Acts 11:16). The believer remains faithful to the apostolic tradi on by remembering them (cf. 2 Pt 3:1-3). Thus, the essen al facts of the faith are truly passed on in as much as they are remembered (cf. 1 Cor 11:2).

The catechism is a most useful resource in the faithful transmission of the Catholic faith. However, it is not, in and of itself, the answer to the growing lack of knowledge of the faith among Catholics. No catechism, no ma er how well wri en, can ever replace the use of memory in appropria ng the faith that comes to us from the apostles.

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Many Catholics never completed the process of their full ini a on into the Church by receiving the Sacrament of Confirma on. If you are an adult bap zed Catholic and have not been confirmed but would like to be, please contact me at the parish office or via e-mail and we can talk about the program that will begin in the fall that will lead to receiving the gi s of the Holy Spirit in Confirma on at Easter.

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Amazon Smile is a program offered by Amazon that allows for a percentage of dollars spent on purchases to be donated to designated charitable ins tu ons. Please see the informa on on page 3 of the bulle n that provides more informa on on how you can designate Our Lady of the Holy Angels to receive a rebate from Amazon for purchases you make on line. Thank you, as always, for your constant generosity and support!

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Parking Lot Paving Campaign If you would like to contribute to the Parking Lot Paving Campaign, please complete the pledge card below. You are also entitled to a FREE brick in THE HOLY ANGELS WALKWAY OF REMEMBRANCE. Details are below the pledge card.

2018 Parking Lot Paving Campaign Pledge Card “Forward In Faith, Investing In the Future”

A Campaign for a Welcoming Community Name: Envelope #

Address:

City: St: Zip:

Email: Payment Method (choose one):

My/our check is enclosed - Ck #: Cash Credit Card - Visa, MC, AE, Disc (circle one) Exp: #: Security Code: Direct Withdrawal (circle one): Checking or Savings Bank: Routing #:

Account #: Signature

Online Giving through the App Store or www.OLGapp.com

I/we agree to make a pledge of: $1,200 over 6 mos. $200 Additional brick Other:

Please choose one of the options below: Paid in full 6 Monthly Payments Other:

If you pledged, please complete the FREE brick section below. If you would like to purchase additional bricks with your pledge, the cost would be $200. Any questions, please call Beverly Cuccinelli at 973-256-5200.

Please PRINT clearly in CAPITAL LETTERS. Every symbol is considered one space (Period, Comma, Dash, etc. including a Space).

All text will be centered on the brick. Limit 18 characters per line; maximum 3 lines.

FREE 4x8 Brick (with pledge)

Additional 4x8 Brick ($200 each with pledge)

Sample 4x8 Brick

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J O H N O ’ H A R A , S R .

O ’ H A R A - R Y A N F A M I L Y

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Faith Formation Corner

We Are STILL in NEED of Catechists! Our ability to provide effective programming for so many of our children enrolled in our program is only made possible if we have enough volunteers to serve as catechists. Please carefully review the information in the registration letter with regard to our need for Catechists and return the Catechist Volunteer Form that was enclosed in the registration packet to the ministry center ASAP. If you would like more detailed information about becoming a catechist, please contact Trish at pfiliaci@gmail.com or leave a message at the Parish Ministry Center 973-256-5200.

Confirmation Program OUTREACH OPPORTUNITIES Please see the following list for possible ministry opportunities that all students can become involved with:

Fr. English Food Pans Please support the Fr. English Center and support a family or two by making a meal for them to enjoy. Food pans and recipes are available during each confirmation session. All pans should be clearly marked with the meal that it contains and they should be brought back to the next month’s confirmation session FROZEN.

Altar Servers This is an important ministry for our parish and your support and involvement once per month is needed! We are in need of servers at all weekend masses. Please contact the Parish Ministry Center (973-256-5200) if you are interested in becoming an altar server.

Lectors Readers Wanted! We are in need of lectors to read once per month during one of our liturgies. Please contact the Parish Ministry Center (973-256-5200) if you are interested in becoming a lector.

Our Music Ministry Needs You! Join us in our Adult and Children’s Choirs as we share our love for the Lord and praise Him through music. For more information, contact Stella at 973-256-5200 x-23 or talk to her after mass.

Faith Formation Assistants Classroom Assistants are needed for our Faith Formation Program. Please contact Trish Filiaci at pfiliaci@gmail.com if you are interested in volunteering.

Food Bank Community food bank dates have been set for this year. It is a wonderful ministry and opportunity to work with others to help feed the hungry. For more specific information about dates and what is involved in this ministry, please contact Laura Beausoleil at jerseygirl00001@gmail.com.

Special Olympic Events Volunteers are needed for upcoming Special Olympic Events in our area. Please contact Chris Troyano for more specific information: ctroyano@glenridge.org.

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$70,000

$60,000

$50,000

$40,000

$30,000

$20,000

$10,000

PARKING LOT PAVING CAMPAIGN

PAID PLEDGED

The Angelus www.holyangelsrc.org Page 10

Easter 2018 Easter 2017

$41,116

$41,684

Maintenance Collection Fund Last Collection 7/15/18 2018-2019 Cumulative Collection

Next Collection 8/18/18-8/19/18

$2,510 $2,510

Envelope Usage Registered Households Households Receiving Envelopes Households Using Envelopes

1,789

396 327

Financial Outlook Ending 7/15/18

Collection Goals 2018-2019 Yearly Collection Goal 2018-2019 Weekly Goal

$535,500

$10,500

Collection 7/15/18 Collection thru envelopes/checks Collection thru Cash Auto Debit Program Weekly Collection Total

$4,877 $1,702 $2,220 $8,799

Weekly Collection Analysis Collection Shortage - 7/15/18 Cumulative Shortage

Fiscal Year 7/1/17-6/30/18 $1,701 $6,860

Our Lady of the Holy Angels Church Votive Light Memorial Opportunity

Deceased/Intention:

Location: ___ Sacred Heart of Jesus

___ Saint Anthony of Padua, Saint Jude Thaddeus, and Saint Thérèse of Lisieux (The Little Flower)

I would like to remember my loved one with a Memorial Candle.

My choice is: ___ One-time cost of $500.00 ____________ (check enclosed)

___ One-time cost of $500.00 - five monthly installments

___ Bill yearly at $75.00

Your name:

Address:

Phone: Signature:

Mail to: Our Lady of the Holy Angels Attn: Beverly Cuccinelli

465 Main Street, Little Falls, NJ 07424

Troubled Marriage? Retrouvaille is a Catholic-based program open to couples of all faiths in troubled marriages. For upcoming dates and to register, call 732-236-0671, visit www.retrouvaille.org or e-mail 3024@retrouvaille.org. All calls are confidential.

Fundraiser Night at:

Wednesday, July 25th

5:00-9:00 PM **Must Present Flyer**