SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM

Please call Jo Ann Del Gatto at 201-981-7081 to arrange for infant baptism and parental instruction.

SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION

Please contact Youth Ministry office at 201-934-5554 for information about teen sacramental preparation.

SACRAMENT OF EUCHARIST The LORD'S DAY Saturday Eve - 5:30 p.m. (Sunday Obligation) WEEKDAYS: Monday - Friday - 9:00 a.m. (Rectory Chapel) HOLY DAYS: schedule posted in bulletin.

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION

Saturday - 4:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. and by appointment.

SACRAMENTS FOR THE SICK Please contact the Rectory for the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick and to request Communion for the homebound. SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY

Please call the Rectory at least one year in advance. SACRAMENT OF HOLY ORDERS Please contact Father Charlie or the Archdiocesan Vocations Office at 973-497-4365.

RCIA -The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults

If you are an adult interested in becoming Catholic, or if you are a baptized Catholic who would like to receive the Sacrament of Eucharist and/or Confirmation, please call Fr. Charlie at 201-327-4359 or Susan Brown at 201-327-2360.

PARISH MISSION STATEMENT We, the people of Guardian Angel Parish in the Archdiocese of Newark, are a community of Catholic Christians being formed by the Gospel of Jesus Christ. As a community open to the power and gifts of the Holy Spirit, we strive to work, share, and enjoy life as a witness to the true meaning of Christian Living. We believe our mission is: To be a community of loving and caring people. To teach and witness the Good News of Jesus Christ. To celebrate that Good News in Sacraments and Prayer. To minister to all people in their spiritual and physical needs.

Thirty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time • November 3, 2019

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PASTORAL STAFF 201-327-4359

Rev. Charles Pinyan, Pastor x201 cpinyan@guardianangelchurch.org Rev. Donald Sheehan, Priest in Residence x214 Rey Escalon, Deacon 201-264-0145 escalonr@hotmail.com Lori O’Reilly, Parish Secretary x202 loreilly@guardianangelchurch.org Frances Ferraro, Parish Catechetical Leader x208 fferraro@guardianangelchurch.org Ali Zambrotta, Secretary for Religious Education x205 azambrotta@guardianangelchurch.org Silvana Anello, Rental Coordinator x218 sanello@guardianangelchurch.org Alex Capicchioni, Youth Minister x204 acapicchioni@guardianangelchurch.org Andrew Monticello, Director of Music x222 gachurch@guardianangelchurch.org Robert Yager, Custodian x203 ryager@guardianangelchurch.org

Stan Brach and Jean Escalona, Trustees

Rectory Phone (201) 327-4359 Rectory Fax (201) 327-6478 Youth Ministry (201) 934-5554 Religious Education (201) 327-0352 Rentals (201) 783-5414

Pastoral Council Parish Pastoral Council meets in the Rectory on the second Monday of the month at 7:30 P.M.

Prayer Chain Ministry Coordinator: Arlene Sabino (201) 934-8441

STEWARDSHIP OF TIME AND TALENT

Ministry of Worship Adult Leader for Children's Church Frances Ferraro (201) 327-0352 Altar Linens Jean Borzilleri (201) 818-1559 Altar Server Michael Schmidt (201) 934-3353 Collection Counters Frank Anello (201) 934-1331 Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion June Taylor (201) 825-8812 Monthly Rosary Kathie Brach (201) 236-3116 Music/Choir Ministry Andrew Monticello (201)-327-4359 Readers of the Word (Lectors) Robert & Patty Durso (201) 760-9169

Ministry of Faith Formation Baptismal Preparation Ministry JoAnn Del Gatto (201) 981-7081 Catechetical Ministry (1-9) Frances Ferraro (201) 327-0352 Cornerstone - Men’s Spirituality Rey Escalon (201) 264-0145 Cornerstone - Women's Spirituality Carolyn Blake (201) 825-1931

Ministry of Faith Formation (Cont’d) RCIA - Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults Susan Brown (201) 327-2360 RCIA - Rite of Christian Initiation-Children Frances Ferraro (201) 327-0352

Ministry of Evangelization AIDS Ministry Noreen Prior (201) 236-1921 Arlene Sabino (201) 934-8441 Messengers of Love Elayne McGill (201) 327-1547 Photography Ministry Bill Konvit (201) 825-2972 Prayer Chain Ministry Arlene Sabino (201) 934-8441

Ministry of Service Art & Environment Ministry Sophia Boniello (201) 803-6459 Julia DiNardo (201) 723-7783 Bereavement Ministry Joe Lisella (201) 825-2204 Communication/Marketing Gerry Del Gatto (201) 825-7383 Computer/Data Entry Richard Shinnick (201) 236-2112 Food Pantry Ministry John Lowe (201) 327-9397 Sue Zitolo (201) 934-9372 Funeral Ministry John Frederick (201) 327-3753 Giving Tree Ministry Anna DiMiceli (201) 825-7039 Grounds & Maintenance Ministry Father Charlie (201) 327-4359 Homeless Shelter Ministry Joe Zitolo (201) 934-9372 Hospitality Ministry Kathleen Lucas (201) 236-2577 Peace & Justice Ministry Gerry Del Gatto (201) 825-7383 Remembrance Mass Kathie Brach (201) 236-3116 Respect Life / Caring for Life Michelle Branigan (201) 790-4970 Soup Kitchen Ministry Chuck Assicurato (201) 327-1393 Welcome Ministry Jean Escalona (201) 825-3817 Ministry of Stewardship & Finance Finance Council Michael Simendinger (201) 236-3135 New Energies Susan Bolton (201) 248.0412 Pastoral Council Chris Kehoe (201) 739-4408 Stewardship Committee Jean Escalona (201) 825-3817

Ministry of Community Building Carnival Irene Nayden (201) 327-4936

Ministry of Youth Stewardship Festival of Carols Andrew Monticello (201)-327-4359 x222 Living Stations Andrew Monticello (201)-327-4359 x222 Youth Group (Grades 6-8. 9-12) Alex Capicchioni (201) 934-5554 Youth Mass Music Ministry Andrew Monticello (201)-327-4359 x222

Visit www.guardianangelchurch.org for up to date in-formation about the parish! Are you a snowbird? Moving? You can update your address by going to the About section and scroll down to Update Parish Information! Check out the calendar be a part of all the great things happening at Guardian Angel!

November 3, 2019 Thirty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time

Dear parishioners, As you can see in this bulletin, we can now announce who the new priest coming to Guardian Angel parish is – Father Robert Salm, currently a parochial vicar at Our Lady of Mount Carmel church in Ridgewood. I am very pleased that Cardinal Tobin has chosen Father Salm as your new spiritual leader. As the Vicar for Clergy, this was my first recommendation to the Cardinal, after consultation with my advisory board! In upcoming bulletins, you’ll have a chance to learn more about him. I trust he will be a wonderful fit with our parish community and staff. I am so grateful to our parish staff and Pastoral Council for the wonderful Farewell reception they hosted for me last Sunday. Everything was great, and I enjoyed visiting with you (and am sorry I couldn’t spend even more time talking to each of you!) I am also deeply moved by my memories of the Mass – the great planning, preparation and serving by our music ministry and other liturgical ministers made this truly a joyful, Christ-centered experience. To witness a church full of people praying and singing as we praised our God together – that is how it should be, and encouraged me in my own faith as well. Now, each evening, I am opening a few of the cards – and moved by your kind wishes and shar-ing of memories. God is truly present in our midst, and even as we part I know God will continue to do tremendous things in our lives if we open our hearts to Him and seek His will above all else. I will be here on a limited basis during November, until leaving November 30th. My final Mass with you will be the 9 a.m. on Thanksgiving morning. My new address is: St. Thomas the Apostle, 60 Byrd Avenue, Bloomfield, NJ 07003, with my new email: pinyanch@gmail.com. In Christ,

A Message from the Pastor Priesthood by Fr. Steve Ryan, SDB

November is “clergy appreciation” month. The first Sunday in November is Priesthood Sunday. Some of you might think, “So what?”, and you’re right, it’s not that big of a deal. However, it is an opportunity to think about priesthood in the Catholic Church. There have been a lot of eyebrows raised regarding Catholic priests in today’s world. Priests have lost some respect due to scandal and sexual abuse accusations from generations past. Priests now have work to do to gain credibility back. The best way to work on public relations is for priests to be sincere. Strong. Kind. Totally authen-tic. To be – basically holy. What do you think about the priesthood? It’s a question people ask of me and it’s a question that I have to ask myself regularly.

In fact, as a priest, I think a lot of things about the priesthood:

• It’s an honor to stand with Christ and share in his apostolic mission for the world as an ordained minister.

• It’s a humbling and amazing experience to be at the altar and celebrate Holy Mass and bring Christ’s saving love in the Eucharist into the lives of people.

• It’s a joy to be the instrument of healing and forgiveness in the sacrament of Confession.

• It’s a huge responsibility for a priest to be an evangelical witness who is a father, a guide, a friend and a mentor for people.

• It’s amazing how many people love their priests and are praying for them and supporting them.

• It can be lonely without a family of your own but on the other hand you get to have a ton of people in your life and you really do feel a part of many families.

• It is so important for a priest to love the Church.

• Priests who have a strong relationship with the Blessed Mother have something important. Mary really helps priests out. She sup plies a lot of support.

• It’s a joy to serve and there are ample ways to do that as a priest – all day every day.

• A priest needs to pray daily to survive.

• The devil tries to destroy people who strive for holiness and the devil definitely has it out for priests. He tries real hard to mess them up.

• Pride and anger are buggers for men, and priests are no exception. • Chastity is a beautiful virtue – it is also takes discipline, prayer and

attentiveness. When St. John Bosco (Don John Bosco) finished his seminary training and was ordained on June 5, 1841, he received from his mother a little personal speech. The words she chose were not the warmest of congratulations. She felt it was necessary to caution him rather than coddle him. She gave him the best piece of advice any priest could have been given. His mother, Mama Margaret, said to her son – something like this: Now that your ordained – you better keep your head on straight. To be a priest means to sacrifice. If you want to do this right – learn to put others first and give until it hurts. Son, to be a priest means to begin to suffer – you will suffer misunderstanding, prejudice, and you will suffer like Christ to whom you are conforming your life. Priesthood is about giving your life away. Mama Margaret also told him to remember where he came from and to remember why he became a priest. She told him to always care for the poor, especially the young who were most in need. Finally, she said to him, “If you ever become an arrogant, selfish priest, I’ll be gravely disappointed in you. In order to get new recruits who really will prevent the ordained priesthood from becoming extinct, I beg you to pray for priests. Besides the grace of the Holy Spirit (which is always first), priests themselves have to be hardworking, joyful, prayerful, balanced and good at social relationships. Most of all, as Mama Margaret said, priests have to be in it to give their lives away and not for some kind of status or personal gain. They have to be able to sacrifice, or it doesn’t work. Are there men out there capable of this? Yes. I’m seeing them. The Salesian pre-novices I had dinner with the other night at Don Bosco Prep are sacrificial, prayerful and joyful. The four Salesian clerics who took perpetual vows two months ago up here at the Marian Shrine are like that. There’s hope. Keep praying. Say one for me especially.

Saturday November 2 5:30 pm All Souls Sunday November 3 7:30 am All Souls 10:00 am All Souls 11:30 am All Souls Monday November 4 9:00 am All Souls Tuesday November 5 9:00 am All Souls Wednesday November 6 9:00 am All Souls Thursday November 7 9:00 am All Souls Friday November 8 9:00 am All Souls Saturday November 9 5:30 pm Marie Ann Hallinan & Andrew Olexsak, Jr. Sunday November 10 7:30 am Margaret O’Reilly 10:00 am Rosemary & Frank Abate 11:30 am Ed Van Tassel

STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE

Guardian Angel is a tithing parish. Biblical tithing means 10% of gross income to God. We ask half of this, or 5%, for your Parish Church.

The October 27th collection was $8,322 with $4,711 from the collection basket and $3,611 from Faith Direct.

READINGS FOR THE WEEK

Sunday: Wis 11:22 — 12:2; Ps 145:1-2, 8-11, 13-14; 2 Thes 1:11 — 2:2; Lk 19:1-10 Monday: Rom 11:29-36; Ps 69:30-31, 33-34, 36; Lk 14:12-14 Tuesday: Rom 12:5-16b; Ps 131:1bcde-3; Lk 14:15-24 Wednesday: Rom 13:8-10; Ps 112:1b-2, 4-5, 9; Lk 14:25-33 Thursday: Rom 14:7-12; Ps 27:1bcde, 4, 13-14; Lk 15:1-10 Friday: Rom 15:14-21; Ps 98:1-4; Lk 16:1-8 Saturday: Ez 47:1-2, 8-9, 12; Ps 46:2-3, 5-6, 8-9; 1 Cor 3:9c-11, 16-17; Jn 2:13-22 Sunday: 2 Mc 7:1-2, 9-14; Ps 17:1, 5-6, 8, 15; 2 Thes 2:16 — 3:5; Lk 20:27-38 [27, 34-38]

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November Items Needed

85 Packages of Snack Foods (Such as cookies, crackers granola bars, Welch’s

Fruit snacks) Donations can be dropped off at the St. Anthony Food Pantry at entrance to the Church. Monetary donations are always wel-come and can be placed in the orange bucket at the Food Pantry. If each parish family donates one or more packages of Snack Foods on a weekly basis throughout November, we can meet our goal. The weekending October 27 included donations of 27 boxes of pancake mix and 24 bottles of pan-cake syrup. Please note that Perishable Items Cannot be Ac-cepted. If you have any questions or comments feel free to con-tact Sue Zitolo at 201-934-9372, szitolo@aol.com or John Lowe at 201-327-9397, john.lowejr@att.net.

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To the Parishioners and Staff of Guardian Angel Church

We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the warm welcome you gave our son, Charlie, 16 years ago when he came to your parish. During these 16 years your love, support and prayers have helped him become the priest he is today. The reception you had for him this past Sunday was another example of the love you have shared with him. It will help to support Father Charlie as he begins his new ministry. We would also like to thank you for the warm wel-come you have always given us when we have visited your church and parish events over the years. There will always be a warm spot in our hearts and prayers for you.

Affectionately, Chuck and Kathy Pinyan

Our parish will have its monthly Rosary Devotion Monday evening at 7:30 in the

Church. All are welcome.

SECOND COLLECTION - NEXT WEEKEND The Roman Catholic Archdiocese for the Military Ser-vices, USA provides Catholic Churches pastoral and spiritual services to those serving in the armed forces of the United States and their dependents and to all military and naval bases, to the facilities of the Veterans Admin-istration, and to other federal services overseas. Numeri-cally, the AMS is responsible for more than 1.8 million men, women, and children in 134 countries. Please support their work in the collection next weekend..

AIDS MINISTRY ANNUAL FOOD DRIVE

Church vestibule - November 16th and 17th

Church of the Guardian Angel's AIDS Ministry support shelters in Hackensack and Paramus

Please join us for our annual food drive to support these shelters in dire need.

Kindly donate: COFFEE ● SUGAR ● ENSURE ● TOILETRIES

(soap, shampoo, conditioner, deodorant or supermarket gift card)

Please help to fight the HIV/AIDS pandemic by support-

ing Guardian Angel's AIDS ministry. If you have any questions about this ministry please call Noreen Prior on

201-236-1921 or Arlene Sabino on 201-934-8441.

Children’s Church – Our next Children’s Church session is scheduled for Sunday, Nov 5 at the 11:30am Mass.

Festival of Carols – Please encourage your child to par-ticipate in our Festival of Carols on December 22. Re-hearsals/practices are as follows: Dec 1 (1-2pm); Dec 8 (1-2pm); Dec 15 (1-2pm); Dec 22 (1-2pm). Concert is on December 22 – please arrive at 6:30pm for a 7pm concert. Please contact our office to register your child for this opportunity. FOR HOME SCHOOL AND ANGEL WING PROGRAM FAMILIES - Participation in our parish “Festival of Carols” will satisfy one OPTION for your SCHOOL YEAR REQUIREMENT. ARRAY OF HOPE – Please join us on Tuesday, December 3rd from 7:30-9pm in our Auditorium for an exciting multi-media faith event. You can check out their website at: arrayofhope.net. FOR HOME SCHOOL AND ANGEL WING PROGRAM FAMILIES – Attendance at ARRAY OF HOPE will satisfy one OPTION for your SCHOOL YEAR REQUIREMENT. TINY SAINTS – On Dec 1 and Dec 8 we are offering families the opportunity to purchase faith filled gifts for their children and loved ones this Christmas. They are the perfect gift for your TINY SAINT or for a favorite Cate-chist, favorite school teacher, etc. You can choose from a variety of “tiny saints” charms, such as St. Francis of Assisi (patron of the poor, pets, animals, the environ-ment); St. Cecilia (patroness of musicians and vocalists), St. Michael the Archangel (patron of military, police officers and grocers); St. Gabriel (patron of messengers, communication workers, postal workers); St. Sebastian (patron of athletes, sports, endurance), St. Patrick (patron of Ireland, shepherds); Blessed Mother (patroness of the entire universe); St. Joseph (patron of workers, fathers, men, carpenters, a happy death); St. Raphael (healing, illness, mental illness, stress/anxiety); Pope Francis (not “officially” a saint but there is a prayer for St. Francis). There are also TINY SAINTS kid friendly and inspired rosary beads and lanyards. TINY SAINTS also offers many other Saints – please let me know if there is a particular saint you are looking for; we’ll make sure you have it in time for Christmas. Volunteers are needed for our Children’s Church Pro-gram and our Festival of Carols. Please contact Frances Ferraro at fferraro@guardianangelchurch.org if you can help in any way. Don’t forget to follow us on INSTAGRAM at guardianangel360 for updates, inspirational messages and reminders about important events.

“To know oneself is above all, to know what one lacks. It is to measure oneself against Truth, and not

the other way around. The first product of self-knowledge is humility.” Walker Percy

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

• Youth Group meets Wednesday nights in the Red Barn at 7:30 to 9 PM and is open to all high school teens. We usually spend the first half hour to forty-five minutes talking about our faith and praying together. The rest of the time is time to hang out and enjoy each other’s good company, with board games or outdoor/backyard style games!

• Youth Group will be assembling College Care Pack-

ages November 13th . Donation of non-chocolate candies would be much appreciated! This event counts for Youth Group attendance for Confirmation Candidates and as an hour and a half of service for teens. Have a college student in the family? Send me an email with their name and school address!

• Confirmation Candidates: please have your sponsor

forms by November 4th! • Thursday November 7th at around 2:30 PM, I am

planning to take the Youth Group to go laser tag-ging! Please let me know if your teen would like to go, and we will begin making arrangements.

• November 20th, Youth Group will be organizing

food for the Thanksgiving Food Drive, which also counts as an hour and a half of service hours and a participation in Youth Group.

• Another service opportunity: November 23rd is also

the Thanksgiving Food Delivery to the Center for Food Action. For this event we need parents who can drive the food to CFA which is in Mahwah. This counts for parent and teen hours depending on who helps of course. I will post a sign up in the coming week.

• There is no CCD nor YG November 26th or 27th. Thank you for reading through this all, I know it was a lot, but we have a lot of opportunities this month! More news to follow.

Contact information for Alex: acapicchioni@guardianangelchurch.org 201-327-4359 x204 or 201-934-5554

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IMPORTANT CHURCH WEBSITES: Church of the Guardian Angel Website: www.guardianangelchurch.org Facebook: www.facebook.com/GuardianAngelChurchAllendale/ The Archdiocese of Newark www.rcan.org The Catholic Advocate www.rcan.org/advocate Away for the weekend? Go to: www.masstimes.org

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Questions: Call the rectory office at 201-327-4359 x202

WEEKLY STEWARSHIP REFLECTION

Thirty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time November 3, 2019

But Zacchaeus stood there and said to the Lord, ‘Behold, half of my possessions, Lord, I will give to the poor, and if I extorted anything from anyone I shall repay it four times over.’” LUKE 19:8

“We are all called to gratefully give back to the Lord in proportion to the blessings we have been given. This means everyone isn’t called to give the same amount, but is called to give equal sacrifice. No amount is too small or insignificant! Open your heart, how is God calling you to be more generous with your financial resources and possessions?

St Joseph RHS presents She Loves Me, an award-winning musical that tells a fun story of love. Dates and times are Friday, Nov 15 at 7 pm; Saturday, Nov 16 at 2 pm & 7 pm; and Sunday, Nov 17 at 3 pm. Tickets are $23 each and may be purchased at the door or at sjr.booktix.com. A Senior Citizen preview performance is offered on Wednesday, Nov 13 at 3 pm. Tickets are $10 at the door and include a preshow nosh beginning at 2:15 pm. For add’l info, please call 201.391.7422 or email sjrtheatertickets@gmail.com.

GUARDIAN ANGEL FALL WINE-TASTING

There is still time to order wine from our Wine Tasting fundraiser held in October. See order forms in the vestibule of the church. Deadline for ordering wine is Saturday, November 16th. Questions contact Lisa Monard at lmonard@optonline.net. Guardian Angel Church will receive 20% from each wine order.

TOUGH LOVE The first reading tells us that the God of all the universe is a merciful God who loves all creatures, not just enough to keep them in existence, but enough to give sinners the chance to repent. At times when I am behind a slow driver and want to arm the photon torpedoes if he doesn't move over, I remember that only God, who made all things, has the right to punish our transgressions. Instead, God gives us warnings and reminders to lead us to repentance. Warnings are found in God's word, in the scriptures, and in Jesus. In the Hebrew scriptures, we see many warnings about sin and unfaithfulness. Besides the Ten Command-ments, we also have the books of the law. While Christians no longer follow the laws of kosher, those laws can be warn-ings that even the smallest of sins need to be repented. White lies, for example, are usually told to keep from hurting someone's feelings. When we get used to telling white lies, however, we can be inclined to tell other lies, such as those told to protect ourselves. Those lies not only make it harder for people to trust us, they also keep us from facing our faults and taking responsibility for our actions. Jesus also warns us about sin, both in his teaching and when he forgives sinners. In John 8:1-11, he saves the wom-an caught in adultery from stoning but tells her to sin no more. In today's Gospel Jesus has dinner with the tax collector, who demonstrates his repentance by offering to repay those he has extorted. Jesus tells Zachaeus and the bystanders that he came to save the lost. But part of being saved is the inten-tion not to get lost again. And what about "reminders"-- the results of sin that usu-ally catch up with us? The sin of arrogance can lead a driver to think he can ignore the speed limit. But when he has to pay a speeding ticket, that is the reminder that his arrogance, not the speeding, was a sin. Most sins have consequences, rang-ing from a guilty conscience to a jail sentence or worse. If we ignore those reminders, we may suffer eternal consequences. If we think of the results of sin as God's "tough love," perhaps they will remind us to sin no more. Tom Schmidt, Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co.

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under an ADVERTISED blanket

on an ADVERTISED mattress

and pulls off ADVERTISED pajamas

bathes in an ADVERTISED shower

shaves with an ADVERTISED razorbrushes his teeth

with ADVERTISED toothpastewashes with ADVERTISED soap

puts on ADVERTISED clothesdrinks a cup

of ADVERTISED coffeedrives to work

in an ADVERTISED carand then . . . .

refuses to ADVERTISEbelieving it doesn’t pay.Later if business is poor

he ADVERTISES it for sale.

WHY IS IT?

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Your Will.For further information,

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