June 14, 2020 • The Body and Blood of Christ

Pastoral Associate for

Elementary Catechetics

Tracey Hann

School Principal

Michael Petrillo

DIRECTOR OF LITURGICAL

MUSIC MINISTRIES

Dr. Patricio Molina

Assistant Liturgical

Music MinisterS

Kimberley Mesiti

Pastoral Associate for Family

& Adult Formation Ministries

Robert P. Miller

COORDINATOR OF YOUTH MINISTRYQuinn Furnald

TRUSTEESBernadette LipomaJames McKittrick

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Eucharistic LiturgySaturday Eve: 5:00pm

Sundays: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30am & 12:00 Noon

Weekdays: 7:30, & 11:30am

Saturday Mornings: 8:30am

Holy Days:7:30, 11:30am & 7:00pm

Holidays: 8:30am

Sacrament of Reconciliation

(Penance/Confessions)Saturday: 11:00am

Marian Devotions

MondaysNovena Prayer 11:30am Mass

Liturgy of the Word

With ChildrenSundays: 10:30am Mass

September - June

Catholic Community

ServicesOffering Social

Service Assistance1(800) CCS-7413

Fax: 596-3735

Rev. Lawrence J. Fama, PastorRev. Charles J. Miller, Pastor Emeritus

Parochial Vicar: Rev. Antonio T. Sarento, M.Div. In Residence: Rev. John Gordon, V.F., Rev. Charles Pinyan

Weekend Assistant: Rev. Thomas CemborPERMANENT DEACONS

Deacon Thomas J. Coyle • Deacon Brian J. MurphyDeacon Dennis J. Besida, Retired

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The Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ June 14 2020

Masses for the Week

Saturday, June 13

5:00 pm For the People

Sunday, June 14 7:30 am Renee Amaro – Friends

9:00 am John & Louise Piegaro – Son 10:30 am John J. Mc Govern – Family

12:00 pm John & Mary Sweeny – Family

Monday, June 15 Weekday (11th Week in Ordinary Time)

7:30 am Cynthia Santangelo – Husband

11:30 am John Rizzo – Friend

Tuesday, June 16 Weekday St. Ephrem, Deacon and Doctor of the Church

7:30 am Rosa & Giuseppe Marcotrigiano - Family

11:30 am Leonard R. Visotski – Family

Wednesday, June 17 Weekday

7:30 am Lois Lang - Bequest

11:30 am Brendan Boyle – Bequest

Thursday, June 18 St. Barnabas, Apostle

7:30 am Lola Raimo - Bequest 11:30 am Muriel Triano – Family

First Friday, June 19

The Most Sacred Heart of Jesus

7:30 am Dec’d members of Lubben Family - Bequest

11:30 am Antonio Faraldo – Family

Saturday, June 20 The Immaculate Heart of the Blessed Virgin Mary

8:30 am Alyssa Martino – Friend

5:00 pm Frank O’Sullivan – Family

Sunday, June 21 FATHER’S DAY Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time

7:30 am For All Fathers, Living and Deceased 9:00 am For All Fathers, Living and Deceased

10:30 am For All Fathers, Living and Deceased 12:00 pm For All Fathers, Living and Deceased

Due to the Coronavirus all public masses remain canceled. The priests will be fulfilling all mass intention obligations.

PRAY FOR OUR SICK

Louis Delisio, Anthony Priolo,

Amanda Lopez

REST IN PEACE

Tom King

SANCTUARY CANDLE INTENTIONS

CHURCH: Mary Moclair

Gospel Reading - John 6:51-58

Today is the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ. This day was once called Corpus

Christi, which is Latin for “Body of Christ.”

Today’s Gospel is part of a discourse between Jesus and a crowd of Jews. The discourse comes shortly after the miracle of Jesus’ multiplication of the loaves and fishes. In John’s Gospel, miracles such as this are identified as “signs” through which people come to believe that Jesus is the Son of God. These signs are followed by dialogue, or discourse that interprets and explains the miracle. In John’s Gospel, Jesus’ multiplication of the loaves is said to have occurred near Passover, thus linking it to the Exodus story and God’s saving action toward the Israelites.

Having seen Jesus multiply the loaves and fishes, the crowd pursues him, perhaps seeking more food but also looking for another sign. Jesus tells the crowd that he is the bread of life. He explains that just as God gave the Israelites manna to sustain them in the desert, so now God has sent new manna that will give eternal life. It is in this context that Jesus repeats those words in today’s Gospel and tells them again that he is the living bread that came down from heaven.

Jesus’ words are not well understood by the crowd; they argue that Jesus is not from heaven but born of Mary and Joseph. The crowd also has trouble understanding how Jesus could give them his flesh to eat. Jesus tells them that when they eat his flesh and drink his blood, they will remain forever connected to him. These are difficult words, but they are important because they seek to show us our intimate connection with Jesus.

This is the mystery that is at the heart of our Eucharistic theology. In the elements of bread and wine, Jesus’ Body and Blood are truly present. When we share in the Body and Blood of Christ, Jesus himself comes to dwell within us. This communion with the Lord makes us one body, brings us eternal life, and sends us forth to be Christ’s Body in the world.

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ALL MEETINGS & EVENTS CANCELED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE

The Main source of operating funds for St. Thomas is our weekly / holyday offertory collections. The information below will show where the Parish is as of June 7th compared to the budget amount for the year. The break-even date is June 30, 2020. The amount needed each week is $17,496 and the amount collected last weekend was $12,430.

Budget Amount Year to Date Remaining Amount $892,300 $729,316 $162,984

The year to date amount is negative by $127,988 as of week number 49 in our current budget year.

Easter collection $ 37,353 vs. Budget $ 50,000

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Living the 3 T’s By sharing your Time, Talent, & Treasure

TIME – The Gift of Our Action Time is the very gift of each moment – every second of every hour. 24 hours are given to us each day. To use these hours as God intends means that we use our time wisely and always for the good. Reflect on how you use your time each day:

TALENT – The Gift of Our Ability Talent includes the variety of gifts and abilities that we all have. As stewards, we acknowledge that these gifts come from God and that he intends for us to use them in ways which reflect his love.

TREASURE – The Gift of Our Worldly Possessions Treasure is the gift of our possessions and financial resources. Making money is a result of how we use some of our time and talent. It is a direct consequence of using what we have been given by God. Our treasure, therefore, must be used to better enhance our time and talent as well as our life with God and one another. We are also called to exclusively dedicate a fair and just portion of our treasure to God for the building up of the church and our sharing in the mission of Jesus. We do this for three reasons:

Phase 2 of our Church reopening/Daily Mass Monday, June 15th

Weekday Mass will be celebrated at 11:30 am on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. The church will be open from 10:30am to 12:30pm on these days.

Maximum of 50 people per Mass.

Please use the side handicapped entrance on the south side of the church

Restrooms are closed Reconciliation (confession) Saturday at 11am in our parking lot (weather permitting) .

In case of inclement weather, confession will be in church. Please enter through the center door in front of the church.

GUIDELINES Everyone must wear a mask before entering the Church and while in the building Everyone must stay 6’ apart when on the church property (both inside and outside the Church) Everyone must sanitize your hands before entering the church (please bring hand sanitizer with you) If you are sick or feel that you’ve been infected or exposed to someone who has been infected with

Covid-19, you must wait 14 days before entering the Church

Phase 3 Weekend Mass begins June 20-21, Saturday 5pm and Sunday 8, 10, 12 and on our YouTube channel. Cardinal Tobin has extended the dispensation to attend Mass.

We are happy to welcome you back for weekday Mass but please note that even with the best health practices and social distancing, anyone who enters a public space should recognize there is a risk in contracting Covid-19. We will be increasing the cleaning of our Church, but no one should expect they will be any safer from germs here than in other public areas.

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ARCHDIOCESE OF NEWARK

What to Expect When Public Mass Resumes

May 11, 2020

As painful as the decision was to suspend all public Masses in the Archdiocese of Newark, during the Covid 19 pandemic, the process was straight-forward and necessary for the common good. As we see numbers flatten and decrease, we are beginning to sense the situation improving. In the interest of the common good, we do not want to contribute to a second wave that could disrupt our liturgical life. As health restrictions are eased and we are able to start gathering together again, it is important for everyone to accept that things will not immediately go back to life before the Corona virus. Health experts and civic leaders are currently determining new guidelines and restrictions for the next weeks and months, and at the same time the Archdiocese of Newark is planning for how public worship will be celebrated with respect to any new regulations. We know the desire to return to your parishes, participate in the liturgy, and receive the Eucharist is incredibly strong, but we ask that everyone approach this reopening with a patient, loving and charitable mindset. The specific details of when public Mass will resume and how it will be celebrated are still being determined, but the return will occur through a three-phase gradual process. Each phase will be rolled out with specific dates and directives to follow determined by Archdiocesan leaders. Phase 1. Churches will first be opened for personal prayer only. Individuals and families can come to church for quiet prayer, and the Sacrament of Reconciliation may be celebrated if social distancing can be maintained and masks are worn. Phase 2. Following on Phase 1, churches will be permitted to celebrate public weekday Masses and funerals with very specific restrictions, such as the strict practice of social distancing, use of masks and limited number of people present. Phase 3. Following Phase 1 and 2, churches will be permitted to celebrate Sunday Mass publicly with the obligatory practice of social distancing, use of masks and limited number of people present. All other sacraments will resume according to the directives during Phase 3.

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Five Things to Be Mindful of During the Return Process

1. A general dispensation from the Sunday obligation will remain until further notice. The dispensation for the obligation to attend Mass will remain in effect. No one will be required to attend Mass when public celebrations resume. Hence, live stream Masses for parishioners at home will continue.

2. Attendance will be limited. We know restrictions will remain on holding large gatherings, so we are working with parishes to determine the best way to ensure safety. Communications will come from the parish so parishioners will know how many people can attend any given Mass. It is likely that all parishioners may not be able to attend Mass regularly at first.

3. Social Distancing will be practiced. Expect that your parish will have pews/rows that are taped

off, and that households, even of one individual, will be asked to keep six feet of separation from each other. No one will be admitted without a mask. Parishioners should take their temperature before coming to Mass. Anyone with any symptoms of sickness must stay home.

4. Liturgical changes will be in place. Similar to protocols established when churches were closing,

extra precautions will be taken. Temporary adjustments will be made to how we celebrate Mass and receive Communion.

5. There still will be a risk for anyone who attends a public Mass. Even with best health practices and strict social distancing, anyone who enters a public space should recognize there is a risk of contracting the coronavirus. Improved cleaning will occur at our churches, but no one should expect that they will be any safer from germs than in other public spaces.

Finally, we should recognize that this is a unique time and we need to continue to work together to make progress. There will be challenges and frustration. You may not be able to attend Mass at your parish the first few weeks it resumes. However, we believe these guidelines are a call to love our neighbors. If we all work together, we can incrementally expand our options and increase our participation in the liturgy. However, if we look for ways to get around the regulations, we will likely contribute to the sickness and death of others, creating situations that force us to take steps back. Each of us is called to be faithful members of the Body of Christ as we implement the reopening of our churches. Thank you for all you have done and continue to do in our parish communities.

“Be strong and take heart, all who hope in the LORD.” Psalm 31:25

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St. Thomas the Apostle Mission Statement

The Roman Catholic faith community of St. Thomas the Apostle recognizes God’s call to be a sign of His Kingdom in the communities we serve. We respond to this call by:

† Leading people to a deeper relationship with Christ by providing opportunities for spiritual growth, renewal, education, the celebration of the Sacraments, and the worship of God in the sacred liturgy;

† Encouraging a commitment to justice and to service of those in need;

† Promoting good stewardship of our time, talent and treasure;

† Building a community of hospitality and support in the daily living out of Christian ideals by nourishing mutual respect and understanding within our Church, our families, our community, and other faith traditions.

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May we who are merely inconvenienced Remember those whose lives are at stake.

May we who have no risk factors Remember those most vulnerable.

May we who have the luxury of working from home Remember those who must choose between preserving their health or making their rent.

May we who have the flexibility to care for our children when schools close Remember those who have no options.

May we who have to cancel our trips Remember those that have no place to go.

May we who are losing our margin money in the tumult of the economic market Remember those who have no margin at all.

May we who settle in for a quarantine at home Remember those who have no home.

During this time when we cannot physically wrap our arms around each other, Let us yet find ways to be the loving embrace of God to our neighbors.

AMEN

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