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MUSIC MINISTRY<br />

NEWS<br />

Ms. Janet Natale<br />

Director<br />

Our choirs are now preparing for the Lenten and Easter<br />

seasons at <strong>Saint</strong> <strong>James</strong>. If you would like to become a<br />

part of Music Ministry at <strong>Saint</strong> <strong>James</strong> the <strong>Apostle</strong>, please<br />

know that you are most welcome.<br />

Email: jnatale@saintjamesparish.org<br />

CHRISM MASS<br />

<strong>The</strong> Annual Chrism Mass will be held at the Cathedral-<br />

Basilica of the Sacred Heart, Newark on Monday,<br />

<strong>March</strong> 25 th at 8:00 p.m. Your Parish Priests and Deacons<br />

attend the Chrism Mass and it is fitting that members<br />

of the Parish also attend. <strong>The</strong> Sacred Oils for use at<br />

Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Orders and Anointing of<br />

the Sick are blessed/consecrated at this Mass. Each parish<br />

is asked to bring ten people. If you plan on coming<br />

or wish more information, please call the parish office.<br />

ARCHBISHOP’S ANNUAL APPEAL --<br />

MAKING A DIFFERENCE<br />

<strong>The</strong> Archdiocese of Newark’s Office of Human<br />

Concerns works to spread the Gospel’s challenge of our<br />

need to care for the poor and the marginalized within<br />

our society. It does this by making presentations in parishes,<br />

schools and religious education programs about<br />

the importance of Catholic Social Teaching, specific<br />

social issues and the importance of service in the life of<br />

the <strong>Church</strong>.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Office of Human Concerns also works with youth<br />

groups from both the Archdiocese of Newark and nationally<br />

who are looking for service projects and an<br />

opportunity to reflect on their experiences. During the<br />

last two summers, over 80 young people from around<br />

the country will come to the Archdiocese to serve the<br />

poor with service projects in our shelters, parishes and<br />

soup kitchens.<br />

This Office creates a greater awareness of the important<br />

social issues of the day such as poverty, climate change<br />

and fair housing by providing information to parishes<br />

and practical ways to be involved in making positive<br />

changes to the world.<br />

Thank you for your support of the Archbishop’s Annual<br />

Appeal, which makes the Office of Human Concerns a<br />

reality!<br />

USED CAR NEEDED<br />

If you or someone you know has a used car that you no<br />

longer have need for, please contact Monsignor Bill<br />

Hatcher. We are looking for a car for one of our<br />

Colombian seminarians. Thank you. For your assistance.<br />

PARISH<br />

OPPORTUNITIES<br />

Get Involved and<br />

Get to Know Your Parish<br />

HOSPITAL VISITATIONS<br />

If you or someone you know is in the hospital please<br />

inform the hospital staff you are Catholic and a member<br />

of <strong>Saint</strong> <strong>James</strong> the <strong>Apostle</strong> <strong>Church</strong>. <strong>The</strong> priests and<br />

deacons will be able to find you so a visit can be<br />

arranged. Contact the Parish Office to be added at Mass<br />

and/or on the Prayer Line.<br />

HOW TO REPORT ABUSE<br />

<strong>The</strong> Archdiocese takes very seriously any and all<br />

allegations of sexual misconduct by members of the<br />

clergy, religious and lay staff. We encourage anyone<br />

with knowledge of an act of sexual misconduct to<br />

inform us immediately so that we may take appropriate<br />

action to protect others and provide support to victims<br />

of sexual abuse. If you wish to report an allegation call<br />

the Office of Child & Youth Protection -201-407-3256.<br />

INTENTIONS FOR THE SICK<br />

At the “General Intercessions” we pray for the sick.<br />

Our prayers for the sick are very important, especially in<br />

critical times of sudden illness, surgery or worsening<br />

condition. We will continue to pray for and mention the<br />

names of our sick parishioners when we receive notice<br />

from the family or the individual asking for prayers.<br />

<strong>The</strong>ir name will be mentioned for three weeks and after<br />

the names will continue in the bulletin, until we receive<br />

notice otherwise. If the condition worsens we will<br />

mention the name again at Mass when notified.<br />

RECEIVING COMMUNION<br />

It is good to remind ourselves of the reverence needed<br />

when we receive the Body and Blood of Christ. When<br />

we approach the altar, if receiving on the hand, please<br />

remove any gloves beforehand. Remember to bow<br />

slightly without being ostentatious. If communion runs<br />

out please wait for the Minister to return.<br />

BULLETIN INFORMATION<br />

EASTER SCHEDULE:<br />

DEADLINE~NOON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20<br />

Information for the <strong>Bulletin</strong> needs to be emailed to:<br />

bulletin@saintjamesparish.org;<br />

Fr. Jim Worth at: jworth@saintjamesparish.org; as well<br />

as, Nancy Caputo at: ncaputo@saintjamesparish.org<br />

Thank you for your continued cooperation!<br />

PAGE 8 SAINT JAMES THE APOSTLE CHURCH BULLETIN <strong>638</strong> :: MARCH 17, 2013

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