The Parish Family of Our Lady of Mount Carmel

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1 The Parish Family of Our Lady of Mount Carmel November 8, 2015 This Parish is Served by: Rev. Msgr. Ronald J. Marczewski, K.H.S., V.F. Pastor Rev. Msgr. Anthony J. Kulig, K.H.S., Pastor Emeritus Rev. Pawel Doliński, S.D.S., Parochial Vicar Rev. Andrzej Kujawa, S.D.S., Parochial Vicar Rev. Michael C. Barone, Parochial Vicar Barbara Wawiorko Kerry G. Fryczynski Parish Trustees Marjorie Mierzejewski, Parish Secretary Debra Czerwienski, Director of Religious Education Dayle Vander Sande, Music Minister Dedicated to Spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ As We Honor the Past, Celebrate the Present, and Prepare for the Future. Sunday Masses: Saturday Vigil: 5:00 pm Weekday Masses: Monday to Saturday: 7:00 am Sundays: 7:00 am (Polish) 8:00 am (Polish) 8::15 am (Except Thursday) 9:30 am Tuesdays - 7:00 PM (English) 10:45 am (Polish) Thursdays - 7:00 PM (Polish) 12:15 pm Rectory Office Hours; Monday to Thursday: Friday Saturday & Sunday: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm (Closed 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm) 9:00 am to 12:00 noon; (Closed Fridays June thru August) OFFICE CLOSED BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Parish Membership: We welcome new parishioners and ask that they register at the rectory as soon as possible. Our Parish School: We are part of an excellent co-sponsored elementary school: All Saints Academy. For information call: Religious Education For Children: CCD classes are held every Sunday from September through April at 9:15 am. Classes are conducted in our school building. Confessions: Daily Monday to Saturday following the 7:00 am Mass. Saturday afternoons at 4:00 pm. Sacrament Of The Sick: Sick Calls or other Emergency Calls should be made to the rectory at any time. Arrangements can also be made for regular visitations at home or hospital for Holy Communion and/or Confession. We urge you to keep us aware of parishioners who are ill in the hospital or at home. Marriages: Please make arrangements at least one year in advance. Couples are urged to solemnize their vows at a Nuptial Mass. Baptisms: The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated each month on the First Sunday (in English) and on the Third Sunday (in Polish). A required Baptismal Program for Parents is conducted at 1:00 pm on the second Sunday of the month in Polish and on the last Sunday in English. Novenas: Every Thursday Evening to Divine Mercy following the 7:00 pm Mass. Rectory Telephone Numbers: Office: Fax: Parish Website Parish staff@olmcparish.com 39 East 22nd Street, Bayonne, New Jersey

2 Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time November 8, 2015 The LORD keeps faith forever, secures justice for the oppressed, gives food to the hungry. Psalm 146:7 5:00 PM + Henry Rumian, Jr. (Mom) SUNDAY, November 8, 2015, NIEDZIELA 7:00 AM + Andrzej Rutkowski (Ewa i Waldemar Dudczak) 8:15 AM + Stanley Sawicz, Helen Boos, Josie Kryak (Nicholas Winkel) 9:30 AM + William Bartosiewicz (Bajor & Bartosiewicz Families) 10:45 AM + Henryk Błyszczek (Son, Henryk) 12:15 PM + Raymond Raskowski (Family) MONDAY, November 9, 2015, PONIEDZIAŁEK 7:00 AM + Walter Zientek (Wife, Irene, & Family) 8:00 AM + Hieronim Czepielewski (Kilian Family) TUESDAY, November 10, 2015, WTOREK 7:00 AM + Sophie Mowczan (Dariusz & Agnieszka Serwach) 8:00 AM + Hieronim Czepielewski (Czajko Family) 12:00 PM + For Deceased Members of Mt. Carmel Seniors 7:00 PM + Veronica & Peter Durak (Family) WEDNESDAY, November 11, 2015, ŚRODA 7:00 AM + Frank Marczewski (Sons) 8:00 AM + Hieronim Czepielewski (Ciszewski Family) THURSDAY, November 12, 2015, CZWARTEK 7:00 AM + Mary Sowinski (Daughters) 7::00 PM + Florentyna Mroczkowska (Daughter, Bogusia & Mirek) FRIDAY, November 13, 2015, PIĄTEK 7:00 AM + Karol Jakubowski (Wife, Sophie) 8:00 AM + Peter Zajak (Daughter & Family) SATURDAY, November 14, 2015, SOBOTA 7:00 AM + Rev. Robert A. Pachana (Milkowski Family) 8:00 AM + Msgr. Zygmunt Świder (+1928) 5:00 PM + John Zebrowski (Wife & Family) SUNDAY, November 15, 2015, NIEDZIELA 7:00 AM + O Boże błogosławieństwo dla synów z rodzinami (rodzice) 8:15 AM + Lillian & Charles Jakubowski (Family) 9:30 AM + Helen & Florian Kosinski (Family) 10:45 AM ++ z rodzin Kawa i Baran (Daniela) 12:15 PM + Adele Rosciszewski (Family) Spiritual Offerings, November 8-14, 2015 CHURCH SANCTUARY LAMP + Karol Jakubowski (Wife, Sophie) ALTAR BREAD & WINE For the Homeless INFANT OF PRAGUE CANDLE + Helen Kazimar (Sisters) SACRED HEART CANDLE Special Intention DIVINE MERCY CANDLE For All Veterans BLESSED MOTHER CANDLE + Catherine Rose Borrello (Dave & Eileen Ascough) OUR LADY OF CZESTOCHOWA CANDLE + William Bartosiewicz (Wife, Irene) ST. ANNE CANDLE Birthday Blessings for Joanne Arlington (Frank) ST. ANTHONY CANDLE Baptismal Blessings for Brynn Elizabeth Hennessy (Grandparents) ST. FRANCIS CANDLE + Frank Sweeney (Denise) ST. JOHN PAUL, II, CANDLE Blessings for Joanna Szeligowska (Helena Grodzka) ST. JOSEPH CANDLE Blessings for Jacek Szeligowski (Helena Grodzka) ST. JUDE CANDLE Birthday Blessings for Gerry LaPalerma (Cheryl Hollis) ST. STANISLAUS CANDLE Special Intention ST. THÉRÈSE CANDLE In Thanksgiving Our Grateful Tithe to God: Nov. 1, 2015 Regular: $4, All Saints Day: $1, We thank all our parishioners for their generous support of our parish!

3 Our Week Saturday-Sunday, November 7-8, 2015: Maintenance Collection Monday, November 9, 2015: Family of Nazareth - 6:00 PM Tuesday, November 10, 2015: Seniors - 12:00 PM Cub Scouts - 7:00 PM Wednesday, November 11, 2015: Veterans Day Thursday, November 12, 2015: Youth Group - 6:30 PM Boy Scouts - 7:30 PM Saturday-Sunday, November 14-15, 2015: Black & Indian Missions Collection As Winter approaches, we at OLMC will again try to help alleviate some of the suffering of our homeless and neighborhood poor. Using the wood collection box by Blessed Mother s Altar, you may leave food cards (McDonald s, Subway, Dunkin Donuts, Shop Rite) or cash to be distributed to the needy. Troop 19 and Boy Scout Troops in Bayonne are conducting their Annual Scouting for Food collection of groceries to supply the Food Pantries in Bayonne. The Boy Scouts food drive is Saturday, Nov. 14, Please place your donated food items (Please no perishable items!) in a bag and place them before 7:00 AM on your front steps in plain view from the sidewalk. The scouts will pick up the groceries from 9:00 AM to 12:00 Noon that day. You may also bring your food items to our Convent on that day only from 9 AM to 12:00PM. (Please do not bring them to church at any time.) A GOOD STORY Christianity is the story of beggars who tell other beggars where to find bread. Anonymous Advent Giving Tree Mount Carmel Guild is sponsoring the Advent Giving Tree. Please take an ornament from the tree ( or baskets) and bring back a gift for an elderly or needy person. Gifts need to be returned to the Parish Center by Sunday, Dec. 13th. Especially needed: diapers & children s underwear. (Any size). Please do not wrap these items. The St. John Paul II Society wishes to Thank all who participated in their Autumn Harvest Pork Dinner. A profit of $ 4, was made. This money will go towards scholarship money to young people attending Catholic High Schools & to support our Youth Group as they plan for World Youth Day in Krakow, Poland next summer. The next World Youth Day will be in Krakow, Poland July 25 31, 2016 If you are a young person interested in joining our Youth Group in attending WYD, please stop by a Youth Group meeting: Thursday evenings at 6:30 pm Parish Center, Youth Room (You must be 15 by August 2016 to attend.) A reservation fee of $ is required. The Youth Group will be sponsoring several fund raisers to offset the WYD expenses. They would also welcome cash donations! For more information, please contact: Matt Strzala One person can make a difference, and everyone should try. President John F. Kennedy

4 Many people would like to have their loved ones remembered at Christmas Midnight Mass. We have a beautiful custom at Mt. Carmel: Open listing of Intentions at Midnight Mass. You have a special envelope in your envelope package for this purpose. Please just write the names of your loved ones on the special green (Christmas Vigil Mass) envelope and they and your personal intentions will be placed at the feet of Baby Jesus in the church Nativity Scene. During the second collection on the weekend, of Nov. 29, you may submit the envelopes. You may also place the envelopes in any collection or mail them to the Parish Office. Wednesday is Veterans Day Let us pause a few moments to remember the great sacrifices of the many men and women of our Armed Forces who gave their lives to protect our Freedoms. Eternal Rest Grant unto them, O Lord. Let the perpetual light shine upon them. Thanksgiving Food Certificate Raffle The St. John Paul II Society is having their yearly Thanksgiving Food Certificate raffle. Drawing: Nov. 19, :00 PM 1st Prize: $ Shop Rite Certificate 2nd Prize: $ Shop Rite Certificate 3rd Prize: $ Shop Rite Certificate Donation: $ 5.00 Tickets available at the Rectory & the Church entrances this weekend. All proceeds benefit our Youth Programs November is the Month of Remembrance and Remembering. We remember and pray for our deceased relatives and friends. We also remember that: Dust you are and to dust you shall return. November can be a good month to see how well we are prepared for our own death. We should all be prepared Spiritually to face death at any time since we know not the day or hour. We should also prepare our last things in order to make it easier on our family. 1. Do I have a Will? A Will is a legal document in which you give away your earthly possessions. Dying without a Will can lead to legal problems and disputes within the family. Wills are especially important if you have young children. You should clearly state who will be the legal guardians of your children. A Will is an act of love. Your Will can be one way you make gifts to the charities you believed in and supported in life. Please remember your parish church in your Will. Ideally, you should contact an attorney to help you in drawing up a Will but some have used available on line computer programs to do so. 2. Do I have Instructions on my death? Apart from a Will, which disposes of your earthly possessions, it is important to clearly make known how you want your funeral celebrated. You should inform your family as to where your funeral Mass is to be celebrated; suggested music; donations to charities in lieu of flowers (if you so wish); and where you are to be buried. Pre-need funeral arrangements with a Funeral Director of your choice is ideal. It also can be pre-paid and release your family from the burden of the expense. If you have questions on arranging your funeral or would like to discuss any of the areas above, one of your parish priests would be happy to meet with you.

5 Świętą i pobożną jest rzeczą, modlić się za zmarłych 2 Księga Machabejska 12, 44 Polskie święto, obchodzone co roku 11 listopada, dla upamiętnienia rocznicy odzyskania przez Naród Polski niepodległego bytu państwowego w 1918 roku po 123 latach od rozbiorów dokonanych przez Rosję, Prusy i Austrię. Dzień 11 listopada celebrowany był jako święto upamiętniające odzyskanie niepodległości od roku W II Rzeczypospolitej w dniu tym zawsze odbywały się defilady wojskowe, msze święte w intencji Ojczyzny, uroczystości na szczeblu państwowym. 11 listopada w Belwederze wręczano ordery Virtuti Militari. W niedzielę, 1 listopada 2015 r. o 2:30 PM w mauzoleum, na cmentarzu w North Arlington, przy grobie Ks. Robert Pachana, zebrała się grupa parafian, którzy czuli potrzebę modlitwy za bliskich zmarłych. Został odmówiony różaniec oraz zostało odprawione krótkie nabożeństwo za wszystkich wiernych zmarłych. Po skończonej modlitwie rozeszliśmy się, aby odwiedzić groby swoich bliskich; chętni udali się do grobu bpa. Donato oraz do kwatery kapłańskiej na krótką modlitwę. Mamy nadzieję, że w przyszłym roku uda się zebrać większą grupę parafian, a nawet być może dołączą parafianie mówiący po angielsku. Bóg zapłać wszystkim obecnym! Za rok zapraszamy wszystkich niezdecydowanych! MSZALIKI PAN Z WAMI 29 listopada rozpoczynamy Adwent oraz nowy rok liturgiczny. Tym samym zmieniamy całoroczne mszaliki Pan z Wami. Od kilku lat obserwujemy niepokojące zjawisko znikania tych mszaliko w. Z upływem czasu zaczyna ich brakowac coraz więcej. Są one brane do domu, a kiedy stracą swoją ważnos c, są podrzucane z powrotem do kościoła. Bardzo prosimy i apelujemy do sumien, aby nie zabierac ich do domo w. Są one przeznaczone do modlitwy i s piewu w kos ciele. Po przewrocie majowym obchody kolejnych rocznic były uroczystościami ściśle wojskowymi marszałek Piłsudski na placu Saskim w Warszawie dokonywał przeglądu pododdziałów, a następnie odbierał defiladę. Z okazji obchodów 11 listopada 1928 plac Saski w stolicy przemianowano placem marszałka Józefa Piłsudskiego. 11 listopada 1932 odsłonięto Pomnik Lotnika w Warszawie. Rangę święta państwowego nadano temu świętu dopiero ustawą z 23 kwietnia 1937 roku, czyli prawie 20 lat po odzyskaniu niepodległości, i do czasu wybuchu II wojny światowej obchody państwowe odbyły się tylko dwa razy w roku 1937 i Podczas okupacji hitlerowskiej w latach oficjalne lub jawne świętowanie, podobnie jak i każde inne przejawy polskości, było niemożliwe. Święto przywrócono w 1989 roku. MODLITWA ZA OJCZYZNĘ KS. PIOTRA SKARGI Boże, Rządco i Panie narodów, z ręki i karności Twojej racz nas nie wypuszczać, a za przyczyną Najświętszej Panny, Królowej naszej, błogosław Ojczyźnie naszej, by Tobie zawsze wierna, chwałę przynosiła Imieniowi Twemu a syny swe wiodła ku szczęśliwości. Wszechmogący wieczny Boże, spuść nam szeroką i głęboką miłość ku braciom i najmilszej Matce, Ojczyźnie naszej, byśmy jej i ludowi Twemu, swoich pożytków zapomniawszy, mogli służyć uczciwie. Ześlij Ducha Świętego na sługi Twoje, rządy kraju naszego sprawujące, by wedle woli Twojej ludem sobie powierzonym mądrze i sprawiedliwie zdołali kierować. Przez Chrystusa, Pana naszego. Amen