The Parish Family of St. John Paul II

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1 The Parish Family of St. John Paul II 39 East 22 nd Street, Bayonne, NJ Rectory ; Fax or Religious Education: Web: w Served by: Rev. Zenon Boczek SDS, Pastor Rev. Paul Dolinski SDS, Parochial Vicar Rev. Andrew Kujawa SDS, Parochial Vicar The purpose of the Salvatorian is to strengthen, to defend and to spread the Catholic faith everywhere insofar as this is committed to it by Divine Providence. Therefore, by exercising this ecclesiastical teaching function in word and writing, it intends to achieve the end that all people might know more and more the one true God and Him whom He sent, Jesus Christ. Kerry G. Fryczynski, Zofia Castellon - Trustees Agnes Barowicz, Parish Secretary Debra Czerwienski, Director of Religious Education Blanca Cisneros Secretary of Religious Education Dayle Vander Sande, Music Minister March 5, 2017 WEEKEND MASSES: Saturday: 4:30 PM at St. Michael s Church; 5:00 PM at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church Sunday: 7:00 AM (Polish); 8:15 AM; 9:30 AM; 10:45 AM (Polish) & 12:15 PM; 9:30 AM (Italian) - St. Michael s Church WEEKDAY MASSES: Monday Saturday: 7:00 AM (English) & 8:00 AM, (Polish) [except Thursday] Tuesday 7:00 PM (English), Thursday 7:00 PM (Polish) St. Michael s Church 8:00 AM (English) Monday Saturday CONFESSIONS: Daily 7:30 AM, Saturday 4:00 PM PARISH OFFICE HOURS; Monday, Wednesday and Thursday: 9:00 AM to 12:00 Noon; 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM Tuesday :9:00 AM to 12:00 Noon; 1:00PM to 6:00 PM Friday: 9:00 AM to 12:00 Noon; 1:00PM to 3:00 PM

2 SATURDAY, March 4, :30 PM +Margaret & George Knoop (Audrey Knoop) 5:00 PM +Helen & Joseph Makowski (Joe & Karen Makowski) SUNDAY, March 5, :00 AM O zdrowie dla chorych i cierpiących, oraz w poleconych intencjach. Z podziękowaniem za Boże łaski B. i K. Ołdakowski. 8:15 AM +Rev. Robert A. Pachana (Pat Suckiel) 9:30 AM +Leontyna Olowiak (Dorothy Lewio) 9:30 AM (SM) +Pino Traina (Sister Nina & family) 10:45 AM ++Zbigniew & Paweł (Redyk family) 12:15 PM +George Machnowski (wife & children) MONDAY, March 6, :00 AM +Eric Cherchio (Florence & Ed Dobies) 8:00 AM + Franciszka Komosińska (J. Gacki) 8:00 AM (SM) ++ Deceased Priests TUESDAY, March 7, :00 AM + Julianna Usarzewicz (Helen Roszkowski) 8:00 AM + Pauline Rumian (Sister Irene) 8:00 AM (SM) + Katarzyna Kalina (Family) 7:00 PM +Mary, Leroy & Gary Kline (Family). Stations of the Cross in English after Mass WEDNESDAY, March 8, :00 AM + Florence Florczak (John Wojtkowski) 8:00 AM Za Parafian 8:00 AM (SM) + Montesano Family (Nice) THURSDAY, March 9, :00 AM +Katherine Stabulis (Family) 8:00 AM (SM) + Bellato Family (Maria Bellato) 7:00 PM + Henryk & Scholastyka Ksepko (children) FRIDAY, March 10, :00 AM Deceased Members of Olkowski family (J&J Kotula) 8:00 AM: W Wielkim Poście Msza Święta przeniesiona na godzinę 7 PM. 8:00 AM (SM) +Richard Fabris (Agnieszka i Dariusz Serwach) 7:00 PM (PL): +John J. Pietruszka (Family). Po Mszy Świętej Droga Krzyżowa po polsku. SATURDAY, March 11, :00 AM +Julianna Usarzewicz (Tessie Zebrowski) 8:00 AM Health & God s blessings for Krzysztof Babulenko (friends) 8:00 AM (SM) +Roberto Senande (mother) 4:30 PM All deceased members of the Ambrosio Family (Mustillo family) 5:00 PM +Cynthia Judowski Weaver (family) SUNDAY, March 12, :00 AM +Rita Friend (Maryanne Muscat) 8:15 AM Divine Mercy (Genevieve Chmielewski) 9:30 AM +Leontyna Olowiak (Genia & family) 9:30 AM (SM) +Gaetano& Caterina Calanduello (daughter Nina & Family) 10:45 AM +Leszek Ksepko (Family) 12:15 PM+Howard Feldscher (Arlene & Ed Rutkowski) First Sunday of Lent, March 5, 2017 Spiritual Offerings, Mar. 5 11, 2017 SACRED HEART CANDLE Special Intentions BLESSED MOTHER CANDLE +Raymond Sokolowski (Mr. & Mrs.Vida) ST. ANNE CANDLE +Jennifer Galloway (6 anniversary, love Mom, Dad & babcia) ST. ANTHONY +Rev. Robert A. Pachana (Pat Sukiel) ST. FRANCIS CANDLE Special Intentions of the Oranchak, Miskura & Baldassarre Families ST. JOHN PAUL II +Rev. John Olszewski (Cindy) ST. JOSEPH Special Intention Loving creator, I am not asking to overcome my weakness, but to use it in some way to glorify you. ST. MICHAEL S CHURCH Sanctuary Lamp +Elvira & Giuseppe Ciraco (daughter Maria) Our Grateful Tithe to God: Regular: February 19, 2017: Regular: $ $7, Utility Fund : $ $3, We thank all our parishioners for their generous support of our parish! Bóg Zapłać! Grazie!

3 This Week Monday, March 6, 2017 Family of Nazareth - 7:00 PM Mt. C. Guild- 7:00 PM Tuesday, March 7, 2017: Cub Scouts - 7:00 PM Wednesday, March 8, 2017 Eucharistic Adoration - 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, St. Michael s Church Thursday, March 2, 2017: Boy Scouts - 7:30 PM Saturday-Sunday, March 11-12, 2017: St. Peter s Pence Monday, March 13, 2017: Family of Nazareth - 7:00 PM The Lenten season is the traditional time to pay Parish Dues. You will soon be receiving an envelope in the mail with the sign Parish Dues Please use this envelope to pay dues. It will be more convenient for the office to register your payment in the Parish system. If you already paid, disregard your envelope this year. Dues remain at: $15 for a family, $10 for an individual, and $5 for Seniors (65+) & Young Adults (19-25). The Cub Scout Pack 19 will be holding their annual Beefsteak Dinner Fundraiser on Saturday, March 11, 2017, at the Parish Center. Cost $45 per person. Lenten Stations of the Cross English Language: Tuesdays after the 7:00 PM Mass -OLMC Church Polish Language: Fridays at 7:00 PM OLMC Church Italian Language: Fridays at 8:00 PM OLMC Church To Become Catholic or Complete the Sacraments For details about a life-changing journey called the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) for those who have not been Baptized and wish to do so; or information for Baptized Catholics (children, teens or adults) who have not yet celebrated the Sacraments of First Eucharist and/or Confirmation and now wish to do so, please call parish office. This year, the celebration of the Feast of St. Patrick - March 17, falls on the Friday of the Second Week of Lent. After due consideration of a number of requests, Cardinal Joseph W. Tobin dispense the people of the Archdiocese of Newark from the obligation to abstain from meat on Friday, March 17, Church highly encourages you to substitute some other act of penance, such as special prayer, acts of piety or works of charity on March 17th. Raffle for Shop-Rite Gift Certificates As a Springtime Fundraiser, the St. John Paul II Society members will be selling $5.00 raffle tickets at the front doors of OLMC and St. Michael s the weekends of March 4-5 & March First, Second, and Third Prizes are Shop Rite Gift Certificates for $300, $150 and $100. Winners will be drawn on March 15th right in time for Easter grocery shopping. We appreciate and need your support for our mission to help the Youth of our parish through scholarships, etc. Thank you!

4 THE STATIONS OF THE CROSS What are The Stations Of The Cross? The Stations Of The Cross are a popular Catholic devotion which commemorates the Passion and death of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. What do the fourteen stations mean? Each of the fourteen stations stands for an event which occurred during Jesus' Passion and Death at Calvary on Good Friday. A person making the Stations of The Cross is to meditate about each event depicted at each station, and pray. Where does one make the Stations Of The Cross? At many Catholic Churches and Chapels, mounted along the sides of the interior walls are fourteen plaques which depicts each Station Of The Cross. A person making the Stations will go to each station and pray and meditate about that particular event which Jesus went through in His Passion and death. Sadly, many Churches today have removed their Stations Of The Cross, for reasons which are unknown to me. Can The Stations Be Done Anywhere? Are special prayers to be recited? Yes, the Stations Of The Cross can be done anywhere, with a group of people, alone, and mentally. There are no specific prayers that are to be said. There are many different prayers written by various people throughout the centuries which are beautiful and profound. You can make your own personal prayer which you recite when you meditate about each station. When did the devotion to the Stations Of The Cross begin? The Stations were originally performed many centuries ago by Christian pilgrims who actually visited the Holy Land, and went to the sites of Jesus' Passion. There are records of similar forms of this devotion which date back to the 400s. On Wednesday we began the season of Lent which is our preparation for the Easter celebration of Jesus resurrection. It is a time in imitation of Jesus spending forty days in the desert. Jesus fasted in the desert, and overcame the devil s temptations. Jesus never sinned but in the desert he was tempted, and during these forty days of Lent we remember Jesus in the desert as we try to overcome temptation in our lives and to overcome sinfulness. There is practically no hiding place or shelter in the desert and the difficulties of the desert make whatever is inside a person come to the surface. The desert tests and shows up a person as he/she is. Lent is an invitation to us to take the courageous step of going into the desert and not hiding from what lies hidden deep within us. Lent is a time to put our souls before a mirror and see ourselves as we really are. Lent is an invitation to allow our sin and darkness and wounds come to the surface so that we can deal with them and allow them to be healed by the grace of Jesus. During these forty days of Lent, we do not hide from our sinfulness or prevent God speaking to us or healing us during this Lent. It is only when we admit something that we can deal with it. The first stage in overcoming anything is to admit the problem. If we remain in denial we miss out on the grace of God to heal us and renew us and make us whole. During Lent we say no to the devil s temptations to continue committing sin, and instead we trust in our heavenly Father like Jesus in the desert. The words of Jesus can be our words this Lent, Man does not live on bread alone but on every word that comes from the mouth of God. (Matt 4:4) Lent is not only about helping others, about doing something, it is also very much about the type of person we are.

5 NABOŻEŃSTWA PASYJNE OKRESU WIELKIEGO POSTU DROGA KRZYŻOWA Każdy piątek Wielkiego Postu o godzinie 7:00 PM. W języku angielskim w każdy wtorek po Mszy Świętej o 7:00 PM. GORZKIE ŻALE Każda niedziela Wielkiego Postu o 3:00 PM Naszym tegorocznym rekolekcjonistą wielkopostnym będzie Ksiądz Paweł Krężołek SDS, dyrektor Salwatorianskiego Osrodka Powołan z Krakowa. PLAN REKOLEKCJI PARAFIALNYCH Niedziela, 26 marca 7:00 AM - Msza św. z kazaniem rekolekcyjnym. 10:45 AM -Msza św. z kazaniem rekolekcyjnym. Poniedziałek, 27 marca 7:00 PM - Msza św. z kazaniem rekolekcyjnym. Wtorek, 28 marca 6:00 PM - Msza św. z kazaniem rekolekcyjnym. Środa, 29 marca 7:00 PM - Msza św. z kazaniem rekolekcyjnym. Podczas rekolekcji będzie okazja do spowiedzi przed Mszą Świętą rano oraz przed i w trakcie Mszy Świętej wieczornej. Prosimy o zarezerwowanie sobie czasu i wzięcie udziału w tym duchowym przygotowaniu na REJESTRACJA PARAFIALNA Okres Wielkiego Postu jest tradycyjnym czasem regulowania opłat parafialnych. Opłatę parafialną będzie mozna uregulowac w kopercie parafialnej, ktorą niedlugo otrzymacie. Ten sposob powinien ułatwic wpłaty I rejestracje Roczna składka wynosi: rodzina: $15.00 osoba stanu wolnego: $10.00 seniorzy (65+), młodzi ludzie (18-25): $5.00 Zmiana czasu z zimowego na letni z soboty na niedzielę z 11 na 12 marca. Przesuwamy zegarki o godzinę do przodu. Uzdrawiające rekolekcje w Amerykańskiej Częstochowie dla osób cierpiących w wyniku doświadczeń aborcji. Rekolekcje prowadzone są w języku polskim. Zainteresowanych prosimy o kontakt: kontakt@winnicaracheli.org lub tel (201) Przepisy postne 1. Wierni, którzy ukończyli czternasty rok życia, są zobowiązani do zachowania w ciągu całego życia wstrzemięźliwości od pokarmów mięsnych w następujące dni: a) we wszystkie piątki Wielkiego Postu, b) w Środę Popielcową. Wstrzemięźliwość od pokarmów mięsnych nie obowiązuje, jeżeli zgodnie z przepisami liturgicznymi, w piątek przypada uroczystość. 2. Wierni, którzy ukończyli 18. rok życia, aż do rozpoczęcia 60. roku życia, oprócz wstrzemięźliwości od pokarmów mięsnych są zobowiązani do zachowania postu ścisłego w następujące dni: a) w Środę Popielcową, b) w Wielki Piątek. Post ścisły pozwala na jednorazowy posiłek do syta oraz na dwa skromne posiłki w ciągu dnia. 3. Wierni, którzy nie mają możliwości wyboru pokarmów i muszą spożywać to, co zostanie im podane, mogą korzystać z dyspensy od obowiązku wstrzymania się od potraw mięsnych w piątki Wielkiego Postu. Taka dyspensa nie istnieje w Środę Popielcową i Wielki Piątek. Niemożliwość zachowania wstrzemięźliwości od pokarmów mięsnych w piątek zakłada jednak podjęcie innych form pokuty, takich jak: modlitwa, jałmużna, uczynki pobożności i miłości, wierniejsze spełnianie obowiązków.