Roman Catholic Church Saint Mary's - Saint Mary's Parish

Saint Mary’s
Roman Catholic Church
Rev. Martin Glynn, Pastor
Rev. Msgr. James H. Murray, Pastor Emeritus
Rev. Richard Tartaglia, Parochial Vicar
Rev. Msgr. Kieran McHugh, Weekends
Deacon Michael Allgaier
Deacon John Flynn
Mrs. Patricia Vitaletti, Pastoral Associate
Mr. John R. Giacchi, School Principal
Mrs. Donna Ott, Administrative Assistant
Mrs. PJ Miller, Religious Education
SACRAMENTS
Our Mission Statement
Jesus said there must be one flock and one shepherd.
St. Mary’s is committed to all, to guide spiritually, to instruct intellectually,
to provide comfort and solace in time of distress and to be a place of welcome
to each and every person seeking Jesus in this world.
BAPTISMS
Both parents must attend the Baptismal Class before
the child can be baptized. Call the Rectory Office at
973-627-0269 to make reservations for the class.
PASTORAL CARE OF THE SICK
Urgent calls will be attended at any time. If there is anyone
at home who cannot attend Mass and the Sacraments
because of illness or old age, please call the Rectory.
MARRIAGE
Please contact the rectory at least 1 year in advance.
CONFESSIONS
Saturdays: 4:15 to 4:45pm
LITURGY SCHEDULE
SUNDAY
7:00am, 8:30am, 10:00am and 11:30am
SATURDAYS
8:00am & 5:00pm
WEEKDAYS
8:00am, 12:05pm (June ~ Labor Day, 8:00am only)
FIRST FRIDAYS
8:00am, 12:05pm & 8:00pm (June ~ Labor Day,
8:00am & 8:00pm only.)
HOLY DAYS
7:00am, 8:00am, 12 noon and 7:00pm
EVE OF HOLY DAYS
5:00Ppm
DEVOTIONS
MIRACULOUS MEDAL NOVENA
Monday during 8:00am Mass.
EXPOSITION
Mondays following the 8:00am Mass.
NOCTURNAL ADORATION
First Friday 8:00pm to Saturday 8:00am
PRAYER SERVICE
Prayer service for peace 7:30pm every third Thursday.
PARISH MEMBERSHIP
Welcome! New parishioners are requested to
call the Rectory to register.
When changing your address, notify the Rectory
RECTORY OFFICE HOURS:
Monday - Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm
www.stmarys-denville.org dott@stmarys-denville.org
OFFICE: 973-627-0269 FAX: 973-627-6355

MAY 26TH, 2013
THE MOST HOLY TRINITY
SATURDAY, May 25th
5:00pm...Leo DiCicco (Acker)
SUNDAY, May 26th
7:00am….Theresa & Stephen Marva (Hrenko)
8:30am….Gil Donovan (Donovan)
10:00am…Michael Laterza & Anna Chiarappa (Simone)
11:30am...Vincenzo Melucci (Hunter)
MONDAY, May 27th
8:00am…Owen McConnon (McConnon)
TUESDAY, May 28th
8:00am….Agnes Fusco (Margaritonola)
12:05pm…Jim Prutting (Prutting)
WEDNESDAY, May 29th
8:00am….Louis Cacella (Gray)
12:05pm…Margaret Pikor (Bartkowiak)
THURSDAY, May 30th
8:00am….Janet Mallach (O’Keefe)
12:05pm...Peter Fox, Sr.-2nd Anniv (Fox);
FRIDAY, May 31st
8:00am…Nicoletta Pappalardo (Mashnouk)
12:05pm...Brian Loftus (Horsman)
SATURDAY, June 1st
8:00am…Christy Cooper (Montgomery); Al DeLuca
(Dancsees); Diane Czaczkowski-Barany (Matthews); Kenneth
Mullen (McClain Family); Mary Ruth Montanino (Richman); Mary
& Michael Baggot (Clark); Int. of Maureen & Ron Lockwood
-53rd Wedding Anniv.
5:00pm...Harry Di Giovanna (Di Giovanna)
SUNDAY, June 2nd
7:00am….John Hrenko (Hrenko)
8:30am….Joseph Sedwick-2nd Anniv (Sedwick)
10:00am…Diane Alois (Mashnouk)
11:30am...Kevin Tighe & Kathleen Kennedy (Tighe)
SATURDAY, June 1st
5:00pm: 1-Mike Balzano, 2-Elaine Muller, 3-Pat Mulligan,
4-Suzanne Shipley, 5-Joey Gambetta, 6-Janet Nienstadt,
7-Kathy Covert
SUNDAY, June 2nd
7:00am: 1-Bernice McHale, 2-Joe McHale, 3-Joanne Wilson
8:30am: 1-Helen Ritter, 2-Betty McGavin, 3-Anne Martens,
4-Noreen Panek, 5-Loretta Geis, 6-Ellen Sandman,
7-Anne Rahner
10:00am: 1-Dawn Harris, 2-Bill Harris, 3-Laura Anderson,
4-Nancy Rago, 5-Ernie Daw, 6-Tom Furlong, 7-Kelsey Harris
11:30am: 1-Lisa Kunzel, 2-Mary Pat Gillen, 3-Judy Ryan,
4-Joan Smalley, 5-Gerrie Taormina, 6-Gail Dorer,
7-Sally Zahuta
SATURDAY, June 1st
5:00pm…Rose Marie Fischer
SUNDAY, June 2nd
7:00am....Barbara Jones
8:30am….Ken Schuster
10:00am…Ann Klein
11:30am…Carol Bsarany
MAY 19TH, 2013 ……………………$12,014.76
ATTENDANCE…………………………...978
“I believe in the blessings of tithing. My own
experience about all the blessings I’ve had in my
life is that the more I give away, the more I feel
blessed.”
FOR THE SICK: Juliana Donnelly; Giuseppe Gonzalez
FOR THE DECEASED: Donald A. Sintic
FOR THE ARMED FORCES & POW/MIAS : the men and women serving
here and abroad, and for those still missing and their families.
FOR EXTENDED ILLNESS: Mark Flynn: Joyce Maines: Mary Segreto;
Chris Reuther; Christopher Callahan; Rev. Edward Collins; Gertrude
Hrenko; Carolina Gupta; Kelly Jackson; Zana Stosic; Jessie John
Dennigan; Dave Zuzack; Linda & Arty Irwin; Dennis Bennett; Dan
Pellegrino; Kathleen Carey Cikovsky: Rich Richards; Asaad Joshi;
Cathy Chvostak; Julie Johnson; Dolores Landon: James Bilotta;
Jennifer Shields; David Wright; Pat Brandeal; David Quirk; Rev.
Charles Parr; Marie Therese Dally; Margaret Moratz; Helen Wilde;
Carolyn Wescott; David Hiscox; Olga Lowe; Bernadine and James
Andrews; Jabur Sinha; Earl Kunow; Eloise Arnold; Idalaya Estevez;
Deedra Murphy; Aidan Saigh; Gina Rocha: Karen Hoel; Jay O'Donnell;
Terri Reuther; Jim Carver; Julius Della River; Rev. Frederick Walters;
and all those who are ill.
MONDAY, May 27th
8:00am….—
TUESDAY, May 28th
8:00am….—-
WEDNESDAY, May 29th
8:00am….Jack Tucker
THURSDAY May 30th
8:00am….Annie Clancy
FRIDAY, May 31st
8:00am….Sean Tucker
SATURDAY, June 1st
8:00am….Annie & Katie Clancy
5:00pm….Jake Powlen / Bailey Rynkiewicz
SUNDAY, June 2nd
7:00am…Katie & Annie Clancy
8:30am…Danielle Mills / Jack Nelson
10:00am...Mike Landolfi / Alicia Takacs
11:30am…Tori Tyson / Josh Yagozinski

BREAKING OPEN THE WORD
SUGGESTED TEXT FOR FAITH SHARING:
TODAY’S GOSPEL
THE MOST HOLY TRINITY
WEEK OF MAY 26TH, 2013
STEP ONE: Listen to the Word
As you hear this reading, what words or phrases strike
you What in this reading touches your heart What
lingers in your memory
THEME: God is love
STEP TWO: Look into Your Life
QUESTION FOR CHILDREN: God fills us with love. How, this
week, will you show your family - your mom, dad, brothers,
sisters, grandparents, cousins - that you love them
as God loves them
QUESTION FOR YOUTH: When Jesus left the world, He
sent the Holy Spirit to be with us. Have you ever given
something important to someone else as a sign of your
love for them Have you ever experienced the Holy Spirit
as a similar gift to you
QUESTION FOR ADULTS: Today we celebrate the relationship
of love among the Father, the Son and the Holy
Spirit. In what similar community of love do you live
BISHOP SERRATELLI and every parish in the Paterson
Diocese will celebrate those who have been examples of
what it means to live the life of Jesus. These individuals
will be honored with the Vivere Christus award on
Sunday, June 2nd at 4:00pm at St. Philip's in
Clifton. All are invited to attend the ceremony.
This year, St. Mary's has nominated Andrea Henry for the
Vivere Christus award. Andrea serves the parish and the
community through several ministries. She is our director
of Evangelization, and is attending the three year
certificate in Evangelization program at St. Paul Inside
the Walls. Andrea also is the Director of our RCIA
program.
She has been a Catechist for our junior high students,
and is a Children’s Liturgy of the Word leader. Andrea is
also a Lector and Extraordinary Minister of the Eucharist.
Most of all, Andrea exemplifies what it means to live out
the Gospel message. She is generous with her time and
talent, and always ready and willing to help others. She
is a kind, compassionate person who is dedicated to
making others feel welcome in our parish family. Andrea
is dedicated to the Eucharist and to the people of God.
It is with excitement and pride that we at St. Mary’s
Parish nominate Andrea Henry for the Vivere Christus
Medal.
MAY 27TH ~ JUNE 2ND
Tues - 7~9pm: H & SA Meeting, Church
Wed - 5~9pm: Dance Caravan Recital, Cafeteria
Thurs - 7:30~8:30pm: Adult Choir Practice, Church
Thurs - 7:30~8:30pm: Bible Study, Trustees Room
Sat - 10am~3pm:Cursillo Group Reunion
THE RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS (RCIA) is
accepting enrollment for 2013-14 session. The session
starts in October and candidates receive the sacraments
at the Easter Vigil in April. The Rite of Christian
Initiation of Adults is meant for those who:
- have never been baptized but are curious about Christ
and all He taught;
- have been baptized in other Christian traditions, but
have an interest in Catholics and the Catholic Church;
- are already baptized Catholic but have never received
Eucharist and/or Confirmation.
These are the people the Rite of Christian Initiation seeks
to reach and to serve. Perhaps you know someone who
may have questions about the faith, the process of RCIA,
or a desire to be received into the Church. Think about it,
pray about it, offer an invitation.
Anyone interested is asked to contact Andrea Henry,
RCIA Coordinator at aphenryrcia@gmail.com or
call 973-714-6844.
Flowers on the main altar
and at the statue
of the Blessed Mother
are in loving memory of
Peggy Pikor, 1st anniversary
from Carol & Peter Bartkowiak
THE STORY OF MEMORIAL DAY
The observance of a special day of memorial in the
United States arose from the ashes of the Civil War.
Even before the ending of armed conflict, times for
decorating soldiers' graves and for remembering
them in prayer had been set aside by some local
communities. In 1866, a year after the War, communities
like Waterloo, New York and Columbus, Mississippi, had
set aside a complete day for such observance.
In 1868, Senator John Alexander Logan of Illinois, a
former General in the Union Army, and a co-founder and
president of the Grand Army of the Republic, issued a
general order to G.A.R. members for observance of a
special Decoration Day or Memorial Day in all the States
that year. The custom has been with us ever since.
It was only following World War I with the support of
the American Legion and its Poppy Day observance
that Memorial Day came to honor all U.S. citizens who
had died in warfare. Only gradually was the
observance extended to pay homage to all deceased
relatives and friends, both military and civilian. In 1971,
Congress changed the official Memorial Day
celebration to the last Monday in May.

FREEDOM IS NOT FREE
by Major Kelly Strong
I watched the flag pass by one day,
it fluttered in the breeze,
A young man in uniform saluted it,
and then he stood at ease.
looked at him in uniform - so young, so tall, so proud,
With hair cut square and eyes alert,
he'd stand out in the crowd.
I thought how many men like him had fallen through the years
How many died on foreign soil
How many mothers' tears
How many pilots' planes shot down
How many foxholes were soldiers' graves
No, freedom is not free.
I heard the sound of taps one night, when everything was still.
I listened to the bugler play and felt a sudden chill.
I wondered just how many times that "taps" had meant "Amen"
When a flag had draped a coffin of a brother or a friend.
I thought of all the children, of mothers and the wives,
Of fathers, sons and husbands, with interrupted lives.
I thought about a graveyard at the bottom of the sea,
Of unmarked graves in Arlington.
No freedom is not free.

WHAT IS FEEDING THE HOMELESS - Each Thursday
parishioners will make a tray of the entrée of the day or
donate canned/boxed goods as an accompaniment to the
entree. They are dropped off at the school by 1pm. These
items are collected and delivered to a church in Dover
where they feed those in need. We have been serving this
ministry for 8+ years. If you can help in anyway or have
questions ask PJ at 973-627-8276 or Trish at
973-627-0269)
FEEDING THE HOMELESS - needed Thursdays by 1pm.
May 30 ~ Hamburgers & salads
Jun 6 ~ Roast Chicken
Jun 13 ~ Sausages
Jun 20 ~ Chicken Nuggets
Jun 27 ~ Chili
Salads and Desserts always needed!
Jul 4 ~ No service
Jul 11 ~ Pork Chops
Jul 18 ~ Meatballs
Jul 25 ~ Chicken Parm
Items Needed: canned fruit & vegetables (pref lge cans
from Costco/BJs), instant rice, butter, applesauce, bags of
frozen chicken nuggets. They can be dropped off at the
school any day.
IS CHRIST CALLING YOU TO CURSILLO
On Saturday June 1st, our Friendship Group Reunion
will be held from 10am to 12pm in
our Trustees Room. Come and see
what Cursillo and friendship in Christ
is all about. "Group Reunion",
it is a group of people who commit
themselves to one another so that
together they can be transformed in
Christ. New comers are most
welcome and strongly encouraged to attend.
For more information, please call Carrie Donahue at
(973) 442-1871.
FIRST COMMUNION PRAYER SERVICE WITH THE
BISHOP. St. Philip the Apostle, 797 Valley Road,
Clifton at 3:30pm on Sunday, June 23, 2013. Email
with details to follow.
CRUSADER CAMPS
at Morris Catholic high school .
Sport Camps for boys and girls grades 1~10
baseball - basketball - cheer - football -
lacrosse - soccer - softball
REGISTER TODAY AT
www.crusadercamps.com
director@crusadercamps.com
973-627-6674 ext:165
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ROTARY STREET FESTIVAL
ON BROADWAY
SUNDAY , JUNE 2ND!!
11:00AM~7:00PM
RAIN OR SHINE
Admission and Parking is free
THE JOEY BELLA MEMORIAL FUND, INC. will sponsor a
Tricky Tray on Tuesday, July 2nd “under the tent” at
Gardner Field, Denville. Doors open at 6pm and calling
begins at 8pm. $10 per person includes one sheet of
tickets and light refreshments. Tickets sold at the door
only. No one admitted under 18 years—no infants
permitted. Please contact us at 973-625-0045 or
info@joeybella.org for information or to make a donation.
THE JOEY BELLA MEMORIAL FUND, INC. presents BAND
BEER BBQ at 6pm on Wednesday, July 3rd “under the
tent” at Gardner Field, Denville. Tickets are $50 per
person. THE INFERNOS, America’s #1 show band, will
\provide music and entertainment. Beer will be supplied
by 12+ \microbrewers and dinner will be served by The
American BBQ Company. For info/tickets contact us at
info@joeybella.org,
973-627-2663 or find us on Facebook. Tickets available
on April 15th- advance ticket sales only. Proceeds from
these events will be used to provide financial assistance
for medical care and related expenses of families with
children in Denville and the contiguous communities affected
by life-threatening catastrophic illness. We are a
501c3 organization

COME SEE THE
DENVILLE
CENTENNIAL PARADE!
It won’t just be a
day to celebrate
history, but to
make it as well.
In celebration of
Denville’s
Centennial, the
largest parade in
the history of
Morris County will
be happening on Sunday, June 9 th .
This incredible, once-in-a-lifetime
extravaganza will begin at 1:15pm
at the center of Broadway with
music and trivia questions about
Denville.
The Parade then begins at
2:00pm at Lugar Road, winding its
way all throughout the downtown -
North onto Route 53 to Bloomfield
Avenue and down Broadway, ending
at Gardner Field.
Currently slated to march in the
parade are over 40 groups. There
are expected to be at least 15
floats. There will be 15 bands
including area high schools, Morris
County Police Pipe and Drum, 2
Fife and Drum units, Denville String
Band and an award winning
Mummers group from Philadelphia.
A great many of the participants
represent local organizations.
All the lakes are doing floatsparticipant
marchers include most
of the local service groups, scouts,
and numerous Denville area
businesses.
Other spectacles of this parade
will include antique fire trucks, a
trolley, a stagecoach, a railroad
pump truck, and antique cars.
There will also be Clydesdales from
a local farm, as well as other
exceptional animals.
After the parade is finished, there
will be a gathering at Gardner Field
that will include live music, food,
and the judging of the floats. The
Post Parade is sponsored by TD
Bank.
Visit www.denvillecentennial.com
for all the latest information about
the parade, as well as all other
events happening year-round
throughout Denville in Celebration
of a Century!
Saint Mary’s R.C. Church ~ 15 Myers Avenue ~ Denville, NJ 07834-2120
Phone: 973-627-0269 ~ Fax: 973-627-6355 ~ www.stmarys-denville.org
St Mary’s Prep H&SA information: http://smphsanews.wordpress.com
BULLETIN DEADLINE: Tuesday at 5:00pm. Bulletin articles can be emailed to
Donna at: dott@stmarys-denville.org
CHOIR: Rehearsals Adult-Thursday, 7:30pm t0 8:30pm
CCD OFFICE HOURS: Mon. ~Tues., Thurs. ~ Fri. 9:00am – 1:00pm
CCD Office email:ccd@stmarys-denville.org
Youth-Monday, 3:30 to 4:15pm
FOOD FOR DENVLLE SOCIAL SERVICES: Last Sunday of the Month
PARISH MINISTRIES CONTACT LIST:
After School Care……………..…………...……………...….….973-627-2606
Altar Flowers…………………..Linda Lash…………………….973-625-3914
Baptism…………………………Rectory Office...………………973-627-0269
Bereavement Support……….. Gerrie Taormina………………973-627-8132
Bible Study……………………. Barbara Jones……………......973-627-6866
Ray Bsarany (Men’s)...………973-625-4794
Cancer Support………………..Carol Bsarany…………...……973-625-4794
Convent……………………………………………………………973-794-5330
CCD (phone/fax)……………....PJ Miller……………………….973-627-8276
Child Care/Pre-School………. Pam Sagaas…………………..973-627-7800
Community Outreach…………Harry Fahrer…………………..973-627-3867
Cub Scouts…………………….John Tucker…………...……...973-541-1371
Cursillo………………………….Mary Spaanstra………………973-432-8881
Carrie Donahue………………973-442-1871
CYO…………………………….Michael Chegwidden...……....973-784-3917
Extraordinary Ministers
of the Eucharist………………. Laraine Gilberti…………….....973-625-5228
Finance Committee………….. Ed Hardy………………………973-627-7416
Girl Scouts……………………..Mary Lou Andrews…………...973-625-3088
Grand-Parenting Ministry…….Kathy Covert…………………..973-625-0045
Home & School Assoc………. Amy Thomas….………………318-564-7829
Joey Bella Foundation………..Sharon Daly…………………..973-627-9104
Junior Acolytes……………….. Fr. Richard…………………….973-627-0269
Knights of Columbus………….Dave Gallagher (Denville)……..973-627-7229
District Deputy
Jerry Napolitano (Mtn. Lks.)…...973-625-2567
Chris Cohen (Rkwy.)………….…..201-874-3456
Lectors………………………… Carol Bsarany………………...973-625-4794
MASH 07834……………….. Eileen Bonfanti………………..973-328-0409
Music Ministry………………… Trish Vitaletti…………………..973-627-0269
NCCW………………………….Barbara Jones………………...973-627-6866
Nocturnal Adoration…………..Jim & Gerrie Taormina……….973-627-8132
Operation Appalachia………...Bill Harris………………………973-625-7582
Parish Library………………….Donna Canfield……………….973-625-4174
Parish Life Ministry……………Karen Fahrer………………….973-627-3867
Pre-Cana……………………… Rectory Office…………..…….973-627-0269
R.C.I.A………………………… Andrea Henry…….…………..973-714-6844
Pro-Life Committee………….. Carol Bartkowiak……………..973-627-9491
Jim Rizos…………………...…973-627-2596
School Principal……………….J. R. Giacchi…..……………...973-627-2606
School Fax………………………………………………………..973-627-9316
Senior Acolytes………………. Lou Golia…..………………….973-627-6539
Tech Ministry………………......Mary Ann Krolik
Tanya D’Souza…………….....973-586-8502
True Love Waits…………………………………...……………..973-627-8276
Ushers………………………….Jamie Whitmore.……………..973-625-0578
Youth Ministry………………... PJ Miller/Trish Vitaletti...….....973-627-8276