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The Parish Family of Our Lady of Mount Carmel November 27, 2011 This Parish is Served by: Rev. Msgr. Ronald J. Marczewski, Pastor Rev. Msgr. Anthony J. Kulig, Pastor Emeritus Rev. Robert A. Pachana, Parochial Vicar Rev. Grzegorz Podsiadlo SDS, Parochial Vicar Florence Dobies, Kerry G. Fryczynski Parish Trustees Marjorie Mierzejewski, Parish Secretary Debra Czerwienski, CCD Principal Dayle VanderSande, 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 Tuesdays - 7:00 PM (English) 9:30 am Thursdays - 7:00 PM (Polish) 10:45 am (Polish) 12:15 pm Rectory Office Hours; Monday to Thursday: Friday Saturday & Sunday: 9:00 am to 7:00 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: 201-443-8384 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 3:30 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 Tuesday Evening to Saint Anne following the 7:00 pm Mass. Every Thursday Evening to Divine Mercy following the 7:00 pm Mass. Rectory Telephone Numbers: Office: 201-339-2070 Fax: 201-339-3676 Parish Website Parish e-mail: www.olmcparish.com staff@olmcparish.com 39 East 22nd Street, Bayonne, New Jersey 07002-3753

FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT November 27, 2011 5:00 PM +Walter Plafta (Children) SUNDAY, November 27, 2011, NIEDZIELA 7:00 AM +Irena Brzostek (Siemion & Lotkowski Fam.) 8:15 AM +Robert F. Vetter, Sr. (John Mariak & Family) 9:30 AM +Jeanne D. Piel (Children) 10:45 AM +Mary & Paul Milan (Family) 12:15 PM +Lt. Michael Rosciszewski (Family) MONDAY, November 28, 2011, PONIEDZIAŁEK 7:00 AM +Harald Aune (Rita Aune) 8:00 AM +Edward W. Moskal, I (Dr. Edward W. Moskal, II, Ph.D.) TUESDAY, November 29, 2011, WTOREK 7:00 AM +Wilma Grasing (Peg Noonan & Family) 8:00 AM +Roman Kaniewski (Kazimierz & Teresa Wojdyla) 7:00 PM +Priscilla Bajor Kolakowski (Royal Arcanum) WEDNESDAY, November 30, 2011, ŚRODA 7:00 AM +Bill Petryk (Fall Family) 8:00 AM +Felix Florczak (Stanley Szydlowski & Family) 7:00 PM - OLMC Devotions THURSDAY, December 1, 2011, CZWARTEK 7:00 AM +Margaret Fisher (Lo Presti Family) 8:00 AM +Franciszek Mazurkiewicz (Blicharz Family) 7:00 PM +Eugeniusz Batkowski (Hana Babecka) FRIDAY, December 2, 2011, PIĄTEK 7:00 AM +Frank Dziejma (Regina, Christine, Theresa) 8:00 AM +Roman Kaniewski (Stefania & Ted Wojdyla) 7:00 PM (Eng.) +Paula Baldonado (Pat Suckiel) SATURDAY, December 3, 2011, SOBOTA 7:00 AM +Adele Masin (Joe & Gen Macon) 8:00 AM + MEMORIAL MASS George Machnowski Joseph Tagliareni Robert B. Rutkowski Leszek Ksepko Mary Gabrian Barbara Yankura 5:00 PM +Eleanor Rokicki (Adele Gull) SUNDAY, December 4, 2011, NIEDZIELA 7:00 AM - Blessings for Bryan & Joann Somerville 8:15 AM +Czesław Budny (Son & Family) 9:30 AM +Mary Oldakowski (Pat & Marge) FAMILY MASS 10:45 AM +Edmund Krasowski (Jane & Jack Wojslawowicz) 12:15 PM +Mike, Paul & Michael Kobryn (Family) Memorials November 27-December 3, 2011 CHURCH SANCTUARY LAMP +Sophie & Edward Rush (Children) ALTAR BREAD & WINE +Gladys Bajor (Children, Grandchildren, & Greatgrandchildren) INFANT OF PRAGUE CANDLE +Pops Frankowski (Tamara, Samantha & Jaxson) SACRED HEART CANDLE +Stanley Toczynski (Wife, Valeria, & Children) DIVINE MERCY CANDLE +Anthony Skowronski (Wife & Family) BLESSED MOTHER LAMP Rosary Society O.L. OF CZESTOCHOWA CANDLE +John Betkowski (Wife & Children) ST. ANNE CANDLE +Walter Frankowski (Marion, Donna & Carol) ST. JOSEPH CANDLE +Joseph Tagliareni (Debby & Greg Czerwienski) ST. JUDE CANDLE +Vincent Suckiel (Wife, Pat) ST. STANISLAUS CANDLE +Chris Sommer (Frankowski Family) ST. TERESA CANDLE Blessings for Dawid Strucinski BLESSED POPE JOHN PAUL II +Frank Dziejma (Regina, Christine & Theresa) Our Grateful Tithe to God Because of an early transmission of the bulletin, the collection for Nov. 20, 2011 will be reported next week.

OLMC S WEEK Saturday-Sunday, November 26-27, 2011: New Translation of Mass Monday, November 28, 2011: Family of Nazareth - 6:00 PM Blessed Pope John Paul II Society - 6:30 PM Tuesday, November 29, 2011: Cub Scouts - 7:00 PM Thursday, December 1, 2011: CCD Confirmation Class - 7:00 PM Boy Scouts - 7:30 PM Youth Group - 8:00 PM Saturday-Sunday, December 3-4, 2011: Maintenance Collection Sunday, December 4, 2011: CCD Family Mass - 9:30 AM Rosary Society - 12:00 PM Meeting & Holiday Luncheon During the Winter months, we need fast food restaurant s cards (McDonald s, Subway, Dunkin Donuts, Kentucky Fried Chicken) to assist the needy in our town. Each Monday we distribute 25-30 cards. Please drop off $10 or $15 cards in the receptacle by Blessed Mother s altar. (We also welcome cash!) Advent Giving Tree Once again, the 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 church by Sunday, Dec. 18th. Heartfelt Thanks to the Boy Scouts for conducting another successful Thanksgiving Food Drive. They collected 1500 items that were sent to H.I.G.H.W.A.Y.S. food pantry. Troop and Pack 19 thank all who donated! Monday Advent Evening Prayer. These are sponsored jointly by all seven Catholic parishes in Bayonne. First Service: Monday, Nov. 28 at 7:45 PM Saint Andrew s Church Future locations: Dec. 6th - Saint Vincent s Dec. 13th - Saint Henry s Dec. 20th - Saint Michael s/st. Joseph s Blessed Pope John Paul II Society Christmas Raffle. Drawing: Dec. 18. Prizes: 1. A week at Sheraton Vistana Resort, Orlando, Florida. 2. Sony 42 Flat Screen TV. 3. Kindle electronic book. Chances: $ 10.00 Available at church entrances or at the rectory. WHAT IS HAPPENING WITH THE PRAYERS AT MASS? At Masses today, Catholic parishes in the United States are, for the first time in about forty years, using a new English translation of all the prayers. These prayers are found in The Roman Missal, the large book that we are accustomed to seeing the priest use at our Eucharistic liturgies. In the early part of this century, the late Blessed Pope John Paul II called for the original Latin Missal (the official prayer book for Mass for the entire Catholic Church worldwide) to be retranslated into the various languages prayed throughout the world. In particular, he and other Church leaders felt that the English translation could be improved. He called for new translations that would be much more like the Latin texts upon which they are based, so that all Catholics throughout the world would become more closely united by praying translations that were closer to the original. The words that we pray at Mass express our beliefs; it is important that the translations capture and express these beliefs clearly. The translation process has come to a culmination now, and today we begin using this new translation at Mass. We have prepared well for this at OLMC. The first month might be uncomfortable but soon, the changes will feel normal.

TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION Long ago in northern Europe, the growing dark and winter weather in Advent forced people to remove the wheels from their carts and replace them with snow runners. The wheels were hung high in the rafters of the house, fitted out with lanterns, and wound tightly with evergreen boughs. The first wreaths were windows into heaven, a source of light, a comforting sign of the victory of the light of Christ over our world s dark wildernesses, its mountainous obstacles, its valleys of need. The Advent wreath started in the home, and only later appeared in church. Its four candles represent the four Sundays of our journey: typically three purple, one rose. Why not set a wreath in your own home as a place for Advent prayer? Don t let a shortage of purple candles discourage you: some use a deep blue, others have white candles and weave blue and purple flowers, seashells, and pine cones into the green. When the sun sets tonight, light a single candle, sing a verse of a well-loved Advent hymn, and name a mountain to be leveled, a valley to be filled. If you have ordered Christmas Cards, they may be picked up in the Sacristy or at the rectory. Ze względu na wcześniejsze drukowanie biuletynu, kolekta z 20 listopada zostanie podana w przyszłym tygodniu. POMOC POTRZEBUJĄCYM Nsza parafia, jak zeszłego roku pragnie włączyć się w dzieło pomcy osobom potrzebującym i bezdomnym. Pragniemy rozprowadzać kupony do (McDonalds, Subway, Dunkin Donuts, Kentucky Fried Chicken), W każdy poniedziałek rozdajemy 25-30 kuponów. Jeżeli chcesz włączyć się w to dzieło, prosimy o przyniesienie kuponów do lokalnych restauracji w wysokości $10, $15. Można wrzucić je do skrzynki przy bocznym ołtarzu Matki Bożej Szkaplerznej. Można rówinież złożyć ofiarę pieniężną. Potrzebujący będą Ci wdzięczni. ADWENTOWA CHOINKA Jak co roku Mt. Carmel Guild organizuje pomoc świąteczną. W miarę możliwości prosimy o włączenie się w to dzieło. Za dobroć serc składamy stokrotne Bóg Zapłać. Podarki prosimy przynieść do kościoła do niedzieli 18 grudnia. Monday Advent Evening Prayer. These prayer services are sponsored jointly by all seven Catholic parishes in Bayonne. KARTKI ŚWIĄTECZNE Zamówione kartki, można odebrać w zakrystii lub Kancelarii Parafialnej First Service: Monday, Nov. 28 at 7:45 PM Saint Andrew s Church

REKOLEKCJE ADWENTOWE 11.12-14.12 W trzecią niedzielę adwentu rozpoczniemy nasze rekolekcje parafialne. Nauki rekolekcyjne wygłosi w tym roku ks. Krystian Kolba SDS - ojciec duchowny WSD Salwatorianów w Bagnie. PLAN REKOLEKCJI ADWENTOWYCH Niedziela, 11 grudnia 7:00 AM - Msza św. z kazaniem 10:45 AM - Msza św. z kazaniem Poniedziałek, 12 grudnia 7:00 PM - Msza św. z kazaniem Wtorek, 13 grudnia 3:00 PM - Koronka z nauką Środa, 14 grudnia 7:00 PM - Msza św. z kazaniem Stowarzyszenie bł. Jan Paweł II, organizuje Loterię Bożonarodzeniową. Losowanie: 18 grudnia. Nagrody: 1. Tydzień w Sheraton Vistana Resort, Orlando, Floryda. 2. 42" telewizor Sony. 3. Kindle elektroniczna książka. Los w cenie: $ 10.00 można nabyć przy wyjściu z kościoła lub kancelarii parafialnej. Adwentowe zwyczaje religijne Pisał ksiądz poeta i profesor Janusz Stanisław Pasierb, że Adwent to świt. Adwent to daleki tłumny fryz pełen postaci i zdarzeń, nieczytelny i pozbawiony sensu, gdyby w Betlejem (...) nie narodziło się dziecko, któremu nadano imię Jezus, a którego matką była Maryja (... ) Adwent to pustynia, na której widać wyniosłą postać odzianą w skórę wielbłąda. Adwent to nasze życie. Adwent to liturgia. (...) Adwent to czas przychodzenia Tego, który jest zawsze, znajomy i nieznajomy." (Czas otwarty, Poznań-Warszawa 1972, s. 65-66). Okresem Adwentu rozpoczynamy nowy rok kościelny, liturgiczny. Samo słowo Adwent" oznacza przyjście naszego Zbawiciela, którego powinniśmy oczekiwać i na to spotkanie z Nim trzeba nam się przygotować. Pierwsza część Adwentu (do 16 grudnia) akcentuje prawdę o paruzji, czyli o ponownym przyjściu Chrystusa na świat, na sąd, W przypadku każdego z nas będzie to spotkanie w godzinę śmierci. Liturgia adwentowa wzywa nas do czujności, do czuwania, abyśmy nie zmarnowali życia. Druga część Adwentu (od 17 grudnia) jest czasem przygotowania na pamiątkę pierwszego przyjścia Pana Jezusa, tzn. na uroczystość Bożego Narodzenia. Główne, adwentowe postaci - to Najświętsza Maryja Panna, Patronka adwentowego czuwania; prorok Izajasz zapowiadający przyjście Zbawiciela i największy z proroków św. Jan Chrzciciel, który bezpośrednio przygotowywał lud na spotkanie Mesjasza, wzywając do prostowania Jemu ścieżek w naszym sercu. Chociaż w Adwencie dominuje kolor szat fioletowy, nie ozdabia się ołtarza kwiatami, jak uczy Kościół, jest to czas radosnego oczekiwania, gdyż przychodzi nasz Zbawiciel, pełen miłosierdzia. Głównym zadaniem liturgii Kościoła jest oddawanie czci Panu Bogu przez Chrystusa w Duchu Świętym oraz umożliwianie nam przyjmowania daru zbawienia. Jednakże liturgia, od początku istnienia Kościoła, miała i ma wielkie znaczenie wychowawcze, wpływa na nasze życie poza świątynią, na nasze postępowanie i na nasze zwyczaje. Na Soborze Watykańskim II przypomniano duszpasterzom, aby poprzez liturgię dbali o wychowanie chrześcijan, o ich kulturę duchową, religijną (por. KL 19). Papież Paweł VI (1969) przypomniał, że obchodząc poszczególne okresy roku liturgicznego nasi wierni są pouczani, jak mają żyć po chrześcijańsku.