Sacred Heart &Our Lady Queen of The Most Holy Rosary RC Church “A Tithing Parish” Dover, New Jersey

Daily Scriptures & Eucharists

November 18-25, 2018

Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary TimeDn 12: 1-3; Heb 10:11-14, 18; Mk 13:24-32 5:00 pm Vigil – For the People 8:00 am Joseph W. Brikowski 10:00 am Sam Porfido, Frank &

Concetta Negri 11:30 am John Connelly 7:00 pm Larry D’Agostino

Monday Rv 1:1-4, 2:1-5; Lk 18:35-43 7:00 pm Living Members of the Chaparro & DeJesus Families Tuesday Rv 3:1-6, 14-22; Lk 19:1-10 8:30 am Stephen Zipko 10:30 am Nursing Home –

Robert SeabertWednesday –The Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Rv 4:1-11; Lk 19:11-28 8:30 am Rudy Hoffman &

May & Alfonso SarnoThursday - St. Cecelia, Virgin

& Martyr - Thanksgiving Lk 19:11-28; Rv 5:1-10; Lk 19:41-44 8:30 am Pedro & Liwayway Ricafrance & The People of the Parish Friday - St. Clement I, Pope & Martyr; St. Columban, Abbot; Bl. Miguel Agustin Pro, Priest & Martyr Rv 10:8-11; Lk 19:45-48 8:30 am Alois BauerleinSaturday – St. Andrew Dung-Lac, Priest & companions, Martyrs Rv 11:4-12; Lk 20:27-40 8:30 am Michael J. DownsOur Lord, Jesus Christ, King of the UniverseDn 7: 13-14; Rv 1:5-8; Jn 18:33b-37 5:00 pm Vigil –Dec’d of the

Chaparro & DeJesus Family 8:00 am For the People 10:00 am Walter Adler & Michael J. Downs 11:30 am Maria Tontodonati 7:00 pm Michael J. Downs (See continued Masses on Opposite

page.)

WELCOME………… To all our visitors this weekend.

Thanksgiving Liturgy We invite all our Parishioners, and their families, to join us as we gather, as a parish family, on Thursday, November

22nd at 8:30 am, to celebrate and express our thanks to God for the many blessings and favors bestowed on us

during the past year. Attention all Lectors

All Lectors are invited to pick up their “Work Book for Lectors…” in the Sacristy this weekend. You will need your new manuals before the First weekend in December, as we will be beginning the season of ADVENT.

“New” to Us Gather HymnalsIn all the pews this weekend you will see green Gather Hymnals.

They are gently used, and purchased at an amazing price, thanks to another Sacred Heart Parish. Please help us to take very good care of them by not trying to put them in the holders in back of each pew. (They won’t fit well and become damaged.) But rather place them on your seat, toward the middle of each pew. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!Music Notes

Do you enjoy singing along with the choir, from your pew? Do you find yourself humming along to the tunes? Then choir is the place for you! Adult Choir and Children's Choir are BOTH looking for new members. Rehearsals are every Wednesday at 6:00pm for Children's Choir and 7:00 pm for Adult Choir. If you are interested in singing with the choir, contact Kathleen Donahue (973-975-7467 or kdonahue.harp@gmail.com) or Dawn Olivares (973-879-1369). 2018 Bishop’s Annual Appeal

Here I Am, Lord!The ability to reach out to people in need through our Bishop’s

Annual Appeal is completely dependent on the number of faithful parishioners who participate by making a gift. That is why every gift counts! Your support helps bring hope to thousands of people who come to our Catholic Charities agencies each year. It also supports seminarian education, our diocesan priests’ residence, extraordinary healthcare needs of our priests and our urban elementary schools. In addition, parishes receive half of all funds received over their parish goals – with a total of over $700,000 being returned to parishes last year alone! Please help your neighbors in need and our parish by making a gift today! For your convenience, you can make an online gift or pledge at www.2018appeal.org.

“God’s Plan for Giving.....Tithing A Way of Life”

Collection for November 11, 2018

$10,594.00 (combined parishes)English Masses - $5,502.00 Spanish Masses- $5,092.00

Memorial Candles for This Week Sacred Heart Candle : Barbara Dougherty rq. Jim & Rae Ann VisioliSorrowful Mother Candle : Special Intention of Debbie Julian rq. Marie RichardsDivine Mercy Candle: Robert Seabert rq. Carole, Patty, Bob & Jana

This Week in Our Parish NovemberWEDNESDAY – November 21 6:00 pm Youth Choir - Church 7:00 pm Adult Choir Practice – Church 7:00 pm Bible Study – Rectory BasementTHURSDAY – November 22 8:30 am Thanksgiving Mass - ChurchSATURDAY – November 24 9:00 am Confessions – Church SUNDAY – November 25 8:45 am NO RELIGIOUS ED-Thanksgiving break 10:00 am R.C.I.A., begins with Mass, followed by Class.

Parish & Community Bulletin Board:Baptism Prep. Class 

The great sacrament of Baptism makes us a child of God, welcomes us into the Kingdom of Heaven and enables us to avoid evil, among other things.  What a great gift.  In order to partake of this Sacrament a parent must be a parishioner and attend a preparation class.  Class is offered once a month and registration is required to take the class. Please call the office at 973-366-0060 or Alice McKeever at 973-663-0201 to register. The next session will be held, fourth Thursday of each month. Next Class: December 27, 2018

”MEMORY CAFE”Memory Café is a Senior Living Program,

which will be presented at the Saint Francis Residential Community, 122 Diamond Spring Road, Denville, NJ; on Monday, November 26, 2018 from 11:00 am to Noon in the Club Room. This program will be presented by Arden Courts, a Memory Care Community, and the Alzheimer’s Association.  Discussion Topic is “Understanding and Responding to Dementia Related Behaviors”.  For RSVP and questions, call 973–581-1800.

Prayer to St. Michael the Archangel

St. Michael the Archangel, defend us in battleBe our defense against the wickedness and

snares of the Devil.May God rebuke him, we humbly pray,

and do thou, O Prince of heavenly hosts,by the power of God,

thrust into hell Satan, and all evil spirits.who prowl about the world seeking

the ruin of souls. Amen

- Weekly Reflections“HIS WORD TODAY” by Rev. William J. Reilly

Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time

November 18, 2018 “Brothers and sisters: Every priest

stands daily at his ministry, offering frequently those same sacrifices that can never take away sins. But this one offered one sacrifice for sins, and took His seat forever at the right hand of God. Where there is forgiveness of these, there is no longer offering for sin.”

Jesus is our high priest. When we come to mass our priest leads us in prayer, but he acts only in the person of Christ. It is Jesus who offers the sacrifice of Calvary. Sometimes we know the priest quite well.  At times a visitor or missionary celebrates the Eucharist for us. How special it is that we have someone to, in the words of St. Peter, ‘to lead us to God.’ 

May we reflect for a moment on the person of the priest. Pray for him, offer him your friendship and support, express your gratitude for his role in leading, teaching, preaching and living the gospel.  Encourage others to follow Christ on the service of the community. Remember your priests who have died, asking the Lord to reward  them for their ministry. Although a priest is often at our side at moments of sickness and death, it is often said that the priest dies alone. Pray for priests.

Upcoming EventsTuesday, November 20th and 27th,2018 - 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm. - One Way All adults (18+) are welcome to join this interactive, small-group experience which aims to bring each participant to a new understanding of Jesus and His Church. This month we meet For information visit insidethewalls.org/one-way-18 plusDecember 2, 2018 - 4:00 p.m. - Diocesan Christmas Concert - Saint John the Baptist Cathedral, Paterson. Join Bishop Serratelli, the clergy, religious and lay faithful of the Diocese as we celebrate the 200th Anniversary of Silent Night. A variety of music will be presented spanning many centuries and cultures.  December 8 - The Handmaid's Tale: Mary For more information visit insidethewalls.org/catholicism-from-scratchA Deeper Appreciation of the Catholic Mass

Fr. Paul Turner, S.T.D. This presentation explores how some

overlooked rubrics of the Mass present a unified vision of eucharistic theology. Learn more deeply why we do

CHRISTMAS DECORATIONSIt has been the custom here at Sacred Heart Parish to memorialize loved ones at Christmas time through a

donation toward the flowers and greenery that decorate our Church during this holy season. A list of all intentions will be available at Christmas. We ask that your intention be printed below.

IN MEMORY OF/SPECIAL INTENTION OF:

DONATED BY:

Sub Tuum PraesidiumWe fly to thy patronage, O holy Mother of God;

Despise not our petitions in our necessities, but deliver Us always from all dangers,

O glorious and blessed Virgin Amen.

THIRTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

First Reading: Daniel 12:1-3Daniel discusses the end of the world, a time when the dead shall rise and everyone will be judged. He warns that some shall “be an everlasting horror and disgrace.” But he promises that some will live forever, and the wise will shine brightly to lead others to justice.

Second Reading: Hebrews 10:11-14, 18Priests repeatedly offered sacrifices that were unable to take away sin. But through Jesus’ one sacrifice, our sins were forgiven, leaving no need for other offerings.

Gospel: Mark 13:24-32Jesus told his disciples that many signs would be seen before the end of the world. He explained that the earth would pass away but his words would not. He also told them that neither the angels nor himself, but only his Father knew when this would take place.

The Giving TreeOur Giving Tree will be here at

Sacred Heart, again this year. It will benefit families identified to us through the Paterson Diocese Catholic Charities. Our tree will be up on December 1 & 2.

To participate you should:

1. Pick up a tag from the tree this week.2. Pick up the gift or gift card during the week.3. Return the gift cards with the tags to the

collection basket. If you have forgotten you may place a check in an envelope with the tag in the Collection Basket. (Please make it payable to Sacred Heart & Holy Rosary Parish)

4. If you choose a gift, please place it in the box near the altar next week. (Please wrap it and place the tag on it).

5. Please return your tag/gift no later than December 15 & 16, 2018.

Thank you for your participation! God bless you and your families at this Christmas Season and throughout the year!

If you are aware of a parishioner who should

what we do when we come to Mass. Wednesday, November 28, 2018 at 7 p.m. at St. Mary’s Abbey Church, Morristown, NJ RSVP to Mrs. Karen Schiner, 973-538-3235 or kschiner@delbarton.org

Catholic Daughters of the Americas

Court #881You are invited to join us for our Advent retreat on Saturday, December 1, 2018

HELD AT:Sacred Heart Church 4 Richards Ave. Dover, NJ 07801 andThe Dover Community Center (Sacred Heart Center)37 Essex St. Dover, NJ 07801

TIME & INFO:8:30 mass at church

Coffee and….. Right after mass at the community center. Retreat starts at 10:00am. Catered Lunch included $25.00 registration

Sister Anita Constance will be presenting a reflective retreat on Advent in preparation for the joyous coming of Jesus! This is a perfect time to for you to prepare for the holy celebration of Our Lord’s birthday.

Sister Anita M. Constance, SC is the author of several spiritual books, and is experienced in giving retreats and workshops. Sister Anita is a certified Spiritual Director and is presently available for retreats, spiritual direction, grief support and Healing Touch.

Call Cathy Cole 973-361-6413 or Philomena Milano, 201-230-9750 to register. All are invited to come and prepare spiritually for Advent & Christmas through this retreat day.

A CRY FOR HELP FROM THE MARKET STREET MISSIONS! Happy Fall! We have a few exciting things coming up at Market Street Mission! Please share these needs and events with your church family!  

We have an urgent need for the following items. Donations can be dropped off at our Front Desk at 9 Market St, Morristown.

Men’s underwear – size S – 3X Men’s undershirts – size S - 3X

be included in our giving tree, please call Gale Colucci 973-476-3906. “Helping Hands” will try to make their Christmas brighter.

Helping Hands MinistryIs anyone you know, genuinely

in need? Helping Hands are available to help! Please give Gale Colucci a call at 973-476-3906. All calls are confidential.

Men’s pajamas – size S- 3X Full size body wash Full size shampoo Men’s deodorant Disposable men’s razors New wash cloths and towels

Masses at Holy

Rosary & Sacred Heart ChurchesIntenciones de las MisasSábado 17 de noviembre (Santa Isabel de Hungría, religiosa) 7:00pm (SC) Acc. de gracias al Sagrado Corazón de Jesús porbendiciones recibidas, Int. de Alma Argueta, Acc. de gracias al DivinoNiño por bendiciones recibidas, Int. de Argentino Martínez, difuntos:+Amparo del Socorro Garcés, +Silvio Marín, +Luis Roblero Madariaga, +Sonia Salas, +Henry Pardo, +Natalie Medranda.Domingo 18 de noviembre (33 Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario) 8:00am +Cornelio Reyes, +James Nicolás Ladino. 10:30am +Juan Ali Guillen, +Oliva Pineda García, +Rosa Amelia Serna, +Francisco Luis Muñoz. 1:30pm (SC) +Adolfina González, +María López Riega, +Cecilio Canessa Miranda, +Vanessa López Moreira, +Elvia Mejía Ricarte, +Richard Chambers. (2ndo aniversario). 5:00pm (SC) +Juan L. Báez, +Miguel Ángel Zapata, +Pedro Pablo Zapata, +James Nicolás Ladino.Lunes 19 de noviembre (Ntra. Sra. de la Divina Providencia) 12:00pm Acc. de gracias a Dios por el cumpleaños de Nancy Vargas, difuntos: +Fernando Aurela Mendoza, +James Nicolás Ladino.Martes 20 de noviembre No hay misaMiércoles 21 de noviembre (La Presentación de la Virgen Maríaen el Templo) 12:00pm Acc. de gracias a Dios por Michael Arroyo y su familia, 7:00pm Acc. de gracias a Dios por el cumpleaños de Marianelly Hincapié, Int. su fam., Oremos por las almas del purgatorio, Int. de Patricia Ortiz, difuntos: +John Jairo Ortiz, +Carlos Mena.Jueves 22 de noviembre (Santa Cecilia, virgen y mártir)(Día deAcción de Gracias) 10:00am (SC)Viernes 23 de noviembre (San Clemente I, papa) 12:00pm 7:00pm +Carlos Mena.Sábado 24 de noviembre (San Andrés Dung-Lac y compañeros)

7:00pm (SC) +Amparo del Socorro Garcés