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We, the Roman Catholic Community of St.Bartholomew the Apostle, are brought together by Jesus, as we recognize His presence among us in Word, Sacrament and each other. Through the grace of the Holy Spirit and the intercession of the Blessed Mother, we accept Jesus’ ��

Very Rev. John J. Paladino, K.H.S.Pastor

Rev. David C. SantosParochial Vicar

Rev. Msgr. Donald E. GuentherRev. Michael A. HanlyIn Residence

Deacon Robert GurskePermanent DeaconDirector of Communications

Deacon Donald HessemerPermanent Deacon

Sr. Elizabeth Calello, M.P.F.Academy Principal

Paul MilanDirector of Divine Worship

Patricia KremaPastoral Associate for Liturgyand Adult Faith Formation

Connie BoruchPastoral Associate for Religious Education and Formation

Teresa QuigleyDirector of Whole Family Catechesis

Elaine CoupeDirector of Community Outreach

Jennifer RyanDirector of Youth Ministry

Kathy Kobliska ��

Cindy PitonzoBusiness Manager

David TrianoFacilities Manager

Paulette CoronatoJoseph DillonParish Trustees

MAY 27, 2018

MASS FOR THE HOME BOUND PARISHIONER

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Baptism: Celebrated throughout the month on Saturdays and Sundays. First-time parents are required to attend a Baptismal Preparation Class, held the last Sunday of each month at 1:30PM. Registration in advance is required. Please call 322-5192.

Marriages: Archdiocesan policy requires that arrangements be made with a parish priest or deacon as soon as the engagement is announced.

Reconciliation: The Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession) is celebrated every Saturday at 4:00PM.

Ministry to the Sick: In the event of serious illness or hospitaliza-�� are made by the priests, deacons, and Ministers of the Eucharist. It is not necessary for someone to be “gravely ill” to receive the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick.

St. Nicholas Eucharistic Chapel and Prayer Garden open daily

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Religious Education/Formation, 322-2359Connie Boruch, Pastoral Associate [email protected]

All schedules are posted under the Religious Education tab on www.stbartholomewchurch.org.

• Sunday Morning, Grades 1 – 4: Classroom instruction is conducted weekly during two sessions: 9:00AM to 10:15AM and 10:30AM to 11:45AM over the course of the school year.

• Whole Family Catechesis, Grades 3 – 6: Parents and children � �� are able to enroll when older siblings participate as well. Families also choose 3 additional church activities to attend. Email Teresa Quigley, [email protected].

• Word and Faith, Grades 5 & 6: Children attend 3 retreats with their peers over the course of the year. Parents also choose 3 additional dates to participate along with their children.

• Inclusive Faith Formation: !�� "�� designed to meet the needs of our children with develoPMental disabilities in a small classroom setting weekly on Sunday mornings.

• �� : Level 1 (Grade 7) and Level 2 (Grade 8) meet monthly on Sunday evenings from 5:00 to 6:30PM in the gym. This two-year program includes preparation � �� #�� $�� %� �� &� �� Level 2 year.

• Children’s Liturgy of the Word (CLOW): Sundays from October to May, grades 1 – 4 are dismissed from the 10:30AM Mass to listen to God’s Holy Word on their level of aware- ness.

• �� : Pre-school and Kindergarten children pray, make new friends and hear the Sunday Gospel during the 10:30AM Mass in the Aftercare room from October to May. There is no fee to participate.

• Youth Ministry: High school students meet Sundays from 6:00-8:00PM. Contact Jennifer Ryan, ext. 155, or send email to: [email protected]

Adult Catechumenate (RCIA): A process of faith building for those who would like to become members or who have not received full initiation into the Catholic Church. Call Pat Krema, ext. 126.

Devotions:�� : Weekdays, 6:15AM, in church.Rosary: Mondays, 7:30PM, in the chapel and each weekday after the 8:30AM Mass during May and October.Novena: Mondays, 7:30PM, in the chapel.Lenten Stations of the Cross:Wednesdays: after 12:15PM Mass; Fridays: 7:30PMTraveling Holy Family Statue: contact the rectoryTraveling Fatima Statue: contact Religious Education

St. Bartholomew Academy�� !��"#��[email protected] students in pre-kindergarten through eighth grade.

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For Mass schedule, see page 6.

Counseling Services: Barbara Stumm-Gray, Ed.S., Joseph Ochs, LPC, Dina Brue, LCSW, and Laura Otchy, MS, Ed.S. LPC, are available to assist individuals, couples, and families who are ex-��"�� #��'��*<=��>��<=*>?�X� ��Y>��221-6673; Dina, 646-643-5345; or Laura, 973-580-5930. All calls ��Z ��[� ��\ �� No one will be turned away for an inability to pay.

Tithing: God gives me everything; I give Him back my tithe. Tith-ing is God’s plan to support His church. Full tithing means 10% of gross income to God: 5% for my parish church and 5% for other charities. It’s easy to sign up for Automated Giving. Speak with the business manager at ext. 115. Fill out an enrollment form and drop it in the collection basket or go online–www.faithdirect.net and use code 07+��.

��'��$� '��: Our new parishioners are most welcome and are urged to pick up a registration form from the back of the church or at the rectory or visit our web site. When you are moving from the parish please notify the rectory.

St. Bartholomew Church provides a safe and welcoming envi-ronment for people of all abilities and needs and their families, so they can participate fully and meaningfully in the life of our parish. Please let us know how we can get to know you or a family mem-ber who has a special need.

�� $�8;�'�� Go to www.stbartholomewchurch.org and click on “Prayer Request.” Your intention will be given to the priests and deacons of the parish.

Community Outreach: We provide help to those in the commu-nity through the resources of the church. If you are in need of help or would like to volunteer, contact Elaine Coupe, 322-5192 ext 141, or [email protected].

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From the Pastor’s Desk Academy in Action

��'��"#th Anniversary We are proud to announce that His Eminence, Cardinal Joseph Tobin has accepted our invitation to preside at our 70thAnniversary Mass on Sunday, June 24, at 12NOON. That same afternoon we will have a Family Fun Festival with food, rides and activities for all.

On display in the narthex is a beautiful art rendering of the work we look to complete. In addition to addressing serious drainage issues, unsafe and crumbling sidewalks, cracked and uneven pave-ment we are excited to extend the beauty found within our church into our front campus with new and improved lighting, additional parking and more beautiful landscaping.

Thank you to all who have contributed to our 70th Anniversary Campaign. If you have not yet do so we ask that you seriously con-sider giving a gift to your Church on this milestone anniversary.

Looking beyond ourselves allows us to see things in perspective and embrace God’s loving plan for us.

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�� Does it mean being successful � � �� big house with a luxury car �� being better looking, smarter ��

We humans tend to be short-sighted. We get taken in by appearances. It’s easy to get caught up in what the world tells us is valuable. We allow ourselves �� the eyes of others – especially family and friends.

There’s nothing wrong with developing and using our God-given abilities or admiring others for theirs. However, thinking that makes them – or us – more important or worthy of love is a mistake. Our talents don’t make us valuable in God’s eyes. After all, he’s the one that gave them to us. Being human, and made in God’s image, is what gives us dignity and worth.

Over and over again, Jesus makes it clear that following him means exchanging short-sighted rewards for those that endure. It takes time and effort to look beneath the surface for what has true and lasting value. It takes wisdom and grace to use the gifts we have for good, and not for reasons of pride. It takes faith to believe that what we have here on earth is but a foretaste of what God has set aside for us in the next life.

It takes courage, too. It’s risky to be true to our own principles instead of going along with other people – especially when those other people are near and dear to us. No one likes being rejected or feeling like an outsider. But Jesus assures his listeners that those who let go of ego-driven goals and relationships in order to share the Good News will receive �� in this present world.

We do not walk this path alone, however. God gives us a community of believers so we can stand together and encourage each other. The reward is eternal life – but eternal life begins here and now when we embrace eternal values. There is joy in a shared journey – in accompanying each other in the life of discipleship. There is comfort in mutual prayer, and strength in love. There is a taste of heaven in communion.

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Class Trips—a Time to Explore and Have FunFrom exploring the Garden State coastline to walking along the bright lights of Broadway, class trips this spring will take the Academy students all over the Garden State and into New York.

Kindergarten�#�� Make Believe in Hope, NJ. Nestled in the foothills of the famous $ ��$�� %��&��"�� '��is a landmark in the historic town of Hope. The students will spend the day having fun taking a hay ride, riding a roller coaster and using their imaginations in Middle Earth Theater.

First, sixth, and seventh grades will be travelling to Sandy Hook and participate in a day-long program offered by Brookdale Community College’s Ocean Institute. There they will immerse themselves in a grade level lesson on marine and coastal life found in New Jersey and participate in marine science activities, including searching for creatures and items along the coastline. The program is designed to inspire students toward understanding and stewardship of our state’s marine and coastal resources.

Second grade is also focusing on science. They are taking a trip ��%�� ( ��)�*��#�� "�delve into the Hudson River ecosystem, climb a rock wall, and search their way through a touch tunnel.

�� will be exploring history at Waterloo Village. They will take a tour through time and learn how ��#� ��+//4��4�� 6��#��7� 8 �� village to a bustling port along the once prosperous Morris Canal. This early 19th century restored village contains a working mill complex, a general store, blacksmith shop and several historic houses.

Finally, the eighth grade will spend a day in New York City. They will be visiting the Museum of Natural History, playing some games at VR World, then dinner and a walk to Broadway see Aladdin. All the trips are designed not just to educate, but to spark imaginations and foster friendship throughout our SBA family.

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Change the ConversationChloe Simone Valdary, a dynamic and inspiring speaker from Jeru-salem University, is a 23-year-old rock star in the Israel advocacy movement. While at the University of New Orleans she founded "Allies of Israel." After graduating, she was the Tikvah Fellow at the Wall Street Journal under Bret Stephens. She has been featured on Salon Talk, Al Jazeera and �� . Meet Chloe and learn how she is changing the conversation about Israel and building pride in a pro-active and positive way.

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Father Anthony R. Di StefanoAge: 53��`�� Brooklyn, N.Y.Education: B.A. in history from Rutgers Univer-sity, New Brunswick; Juris Doctorate from Rutgers School of Law, Camdenj��=��'��q�[��x��̂ =�'��(��'

After years working as an attorney and establishing his own law ��Z��{��&�� #�� became seriously ill. He discovered a "new-found love of Jesus Christ" and served as a lector, extraordinary minister of Holy Communion and lay assistant coordinator of the RCIA program at his home parish.

Although he had a desire to enter the priesthood as a child, he said his career got in the way of his faith. "As I discerned the sense of calling, I also strug gled with feelings of commitment to the people I worked with over 18 years as an attorney, and kept telling myself that it would be impossible to leave a career and business after such a long time," he said."I kept convincing my- ��$� � ��"�� with the status quo of balancing both my career and my service to the Church and my parish in lay ministry."

Following Hurricane Sandy, Father Di Stefano fully committed to his voca tion after someone told him during Mass he had a call-ing. "I am convinced that the voice I heard was God Himself, ask-ing me once more to answer his call and offer the gift of myself �� [� ��X � �#�� to the Father."

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Bereavement Ministry – Journey Through Grief |�� $� �� [�� $��"�� [��!��"�� Z��}��~�� of Newark. The last meeting is on May 31 in the rectory beginning at 7:00PM. Contact Pat Kane, 889-9671.

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7:30AM – Msgr. Guenther 10:30AM – Fr. Paladino 9:00AM – Fr. David/RG 12NOON – Fr. David

Confessions, 4:00PM – Fr. David Mass, 5:00PM – Fr. Paladino

��;�?�� z'��{��;=We pray together again on Saturday, June 3, from 7–8AM in the Youth Room. We begin with coffee and fellowship, recite Morning �� &�� of petition in an informal way. All men of the parish are welcome.

The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) welcomes you! RCIA is for those who would like to become a Roman Catholic and for those Catholics who are in need of the Sacraments of |��#�� #�� |��you are interested in learning more about RCIA at St. Bartholomew Parish contact Pat Krema (908) 322-5192 x126; [email protected].

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FAITH FORMATIONOpportunities

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WelcomeWe invite you to become part of our parish and fully partici-pate in our spiritual and community life. If you would like to register, go to our website or stop by the rectory.

Alcoholism is a disease that affects all family members. It takes a toll in physical, emotional and spiritual ways. If you or a family ��"��"��$��the Mass of Recovery at the Shrine of St. Joseph, 1050 Long Hill Road, Stirling NJ, on Saturday, June 9, at 12NOON. For directions, call 908-647-0208 during normal business hours.

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$�� ;'�}?�$� '��<7;��)#If you have a child entering grades 1 through 8 in the Fall of 2018 and have not registered for Religious Ed Classes yet, you are not too late!Registration will be held on Sunday,�7;��)#, from 8AM–12 NOON. ��$�� "��"�� %��~��on the lower level of the school.

Youth Group News Jennifer Ryan, Youth Ministerxxxq'`��;� ��;=q�� )*�(��!q�)��What a wonderful day shared with Catholic teens from across the state! The 23rd annual Catholic Youth Rally at Six Flags-Great Adventure was a day of fun, rides, food, and games that ended in a beautiful outdoor Mass. Now the YG is looking forward to their role as game organizers during the St. Bartholomew "#th Anniver-sary celebration. Hope to see you there.

New Outdoor Stations of the CrossHello, my name is Christopher Downey. I am a 16-year-old parish-ioner of St. Bartholomew, a sophomore at SPFHS and a Boy Scout in Troop 104 here in Scotch Plains.

Z��%�"��&��&��[�� "�$��Z��{�-vid, Fr. John and Architect Greg Blasi, I have designed and will be building new outdoor Stations of the Cross for our Church! Each of the 14 Stations will be made from cedar wood, stand six feet tall, and include a brass plate depicting the relevant scene from the Passion of Christ.

I need your help in raising funds to purchase the materials. Any donations will be greatly appreciated!! All excess funds will be donated to the St. Bartholomew Church Charity Begins at Home fund.

To donate, please visit my "Go Fund Me" page at gofundme.com/Chris-DowneyStationsofCross or drop off a check at the rectory made payable to St. Bartholomew Church, and include in the memo section “Outdoor Stations.”

Thank you, Chris Downey

“Her children will rise up and call her ‘blessed’, but for now, they’ll call her ‘Mommy!”All mothers—new, veteran, and in-between—are invited to con-nect, renew, and refresh at the monthly Mom’s Group. Join us for the next meeting on Thursday, 7;��", 7-9:00PM in the Multipur-pose Room on the lower level of the school. Let’s come together to grow in faith as Catholic mothers through instruction, fellowship, and service. Contact Brooke: [email protected].

Calling All Moms!

St. Anthony’s BreadOn June 13, the Church celebrates the feast of St. Anthony of Pad-ua. St. Anthony was a Franciscan friar from the 13th century who dedicated his life to service of the poor. There is a longstanding tradition in the Catholic Church to offer St. Anthony’s Bread to the faithful and to the poor on his feast day. This tradition is meant to remind us of St. Anthony’s love of God and service to the poor, thus encouraging us to follow his saintly example.At the 6:30AM and 8:30AM Masses on Wednesday, June 13, through the generosity of a parishioner, a loaf of bread will be of-fered to all who attend Mass that day.This St. Anthony’s bread is meant to inspire those who receive the bread to assist the poor. In addition to doing something extra for the poor, St. Anthony’s Bread can be broken and shared at dinner as each member of the family shares what he or she is grateful for. As we look to the Feast of St. Anthony, may you and your loved ones, through his intercession, be blessed with generous hearts for serving the poor.St. Anthony of Padua, pray for us!

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Mary Ann BenderThomas M. DoyleHelen Campbell

Barbara CatricalaGabby CavaBaby Shane

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Thank you for your continued support of our parish family!

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