SECOND SUNDAY IN
ORDINARY TIME
DRUGA NIEDZIELA ZWYKLA
JANUARY 15, 2012 / 15-EGO STYCZNIA
2012
MASS INTENTIONS &
MASS SCHEDULE
INTENCJE MSZALNE I PLAN MSZY
JANUARY 14
SATURDAY / SOBOTA
4 PM Rita (Godlewski)
Rosenzweig req. by Dolores Godlewski Mattia & Family
JANUARY 15
SUNDAY / NIEDZIELA
9:00 Patricia Taub
req. by Grazyna Allen
10:30 P. Michelle
Wisniewski req. by John & Pat Kwoka
Henry &
Betty Polanski req. by Denise & Vince
JANUARY 16
MONDAY / PONIEDZIALEK
9:00 No morning
Mass
JANUARY 17
TUESDAY / WTOREK
9:00 No morning
Mass
JANUARY 18
WEDNESDAY / SRODA
9:00 Mary Blake
Anniversary req. by Betty Blake
JANUARY 19
THURSDAY / CZWARTEK
9:00 Christmas
Remembrance
JANUARY 20
FRIDAY / PIATEK
9:00 Christmas
Remembrance
JANUARY 21
SATURDAY / SOBOTA
4 PM Mary & David
Hughes req. by Bryant Family
JANUARY 22
SUNDAY / NIEDZIELA
9:00 Parishioners
& Benefactors
10:30 William &
Helen Uecker req. by John Uecker
Thomas
Wisniewski req. by Denise & Vincent Zappia
Sanctuary lamp
In memory of ANTHONY CHUBIK requested by DOROTHY CHUBIK
If you are ill and wish to be added to the sick list please call the rectory.
We ask God’s blessing for the strengthening
& healing of our sick & homebound. Please pray for: Helen Kwoka, Christian Clopp, Genevieve
Hajduk, Michelle Zaremba, Harry Corn, Kazimiera Olejnik, Eleanor Tureck, Walter
Lyskiewicz, Ira & Betty Whittle, Blanche Vogt, Baby John Harshaw III.
Please pray
for the Deceased & their Families:
Joseph Canal, Richard Prorok, Stella Procida, Arlene Dudek,
Krystyna Lewandowska, Wanda Grinovicz, Michael Yanzuk, Thomas Wisniewski,
Raymond Zglinicki, David Hughes, Joseph Kwoka, Helen Boswell, Joseph Izraelski,
Julian Warchal, Matthew Niedzwiecki, Helen Nasielski, Stanley A. Dyjak.
Please pray for Barbara Wales (Imielinski) and Family.
Please also pray for Steven Malinowski and Family.
PARISH NEWS
WIADOMOSCI PARAFIALNE
¨ Saturday Mass is celebrated in the Chapel in winter
season.
¨ Sobotnia
Msza Sw. odbywa sie w sezonie zimowym w Kaplicy.
¨ Mission
Membership Sunday collection will be taken up by the Diocese next week.
¨ W
przyszlym tygodniu druga kolekta przeznaczona jest na misje.
Camden’s Diamond
There is a diamond in Camden,
That all are not aware
It’s location may be
obscure,
But just the same, it’s there!
Don’t’ look for it on golden rings,
On bracelets or the like!
Don’t look for it on Broadway
Or even Black Horse Pike!
But look for it in Whitman Park
Mechanic Street will end your serach!
Nestled there for one-hundred years,
You’ll find St. Joseph’s Church!
Care well, for this precious jewel,
Keep entering her door!
Support and love and cherish her,
And she’ll last one-hundred more!
W. Lyszkiewicz
Former President of
Polish Heritage Society
The officers of the Rosary Society thank those of you who
attended our annual Wafer Luncheon last Sunday, January 8. We also thank those
of you who donated your time, door prizes, wine, or money to help us defray
expenses to enable us to continue to hold our traditional luncheon.
We're
introduced this week to an unknown disciple in John's Gospel. Two disciples are
followers of John the Baptist. When Jesus walks by, John points him out to them
and says, "Behold, the Lamb of God." These two go and follow Jesus
and spend the day with him. We find out in today's Gospel that one of the two
was Andrew, the brother of Simon Peter, who then goes and gets Simon Peter and
brings him to Jesus as well. So now there are three who will follow Jesus:
Peter, Andrew, and this unknown disciple. As we'll discover in John's Gospel
during Lent and the Easter season, this third person is the beloved disciple,
the Gospel writer's stand-in for every Christian who follows Christ.
John wrote
into his Gospel the beloved disciple to highlight the fact that every believer
encounters Christ. His presence among us is not some past event. Christ is with
us now, and we meet him in the breaking of the bread, in the poor at our door,
and in the neighbor we encounter. And Christ is present in the word of God, the
Scriptures.
There is a
tried-and-true method of biblical prayer that capitalizes on this understanding
of the presence of Christ. Take a Gospel story and place yourself in it as one
of the characters. Read it and reflect on it as though you were in the setting.
For example, with today's Gospel you could imagine that you are Andrew. You are
chatting with John the Baptist when he points out Jesus. There is something
about that man that immediately attracts you. What is it? Can you imagine that
in your prayer? You and your friend go and spend the day with him. Imagine what
took place. What entranced you that you had to go and find your brother, Simon,
and bring him to Jesus? Let your prayer unfold, and see where it leads you.
©2011 Liturgical Publications Inc.
“CAMDEN
BIBLICAL INSTITUTE FORMATION REGISTRATION NOW DUE
Sign up now for your January 2012 Camden Biblical Institute
Formation classes. Registration forms can be found on line camdendiocese.org,
Lifelong Faith Formation, Camden Biblical Institute. Please send completed form
along with payment to: Diocese of Camden, NJ 08102 Attn: Martha A. Scutte OR you can call Martha at 856– 583 6133.
Don’t delay—registrations are due now. Take action today. A healthy and peace
filled 2012 to all.
If you would like to receive a Holy Communion at home or
hospital call Father Pawel at any time.
Jezeli ktos pragnie otrzymac sakrament Komunii Swietej w domu lub szpitalu prosimy dzwonic do domu parafialnego
o kazdej porze dnia i nocy.
SANCTUARY LAMPS ARE AVAILABLE FOR A
DONATION OF $10.00. PLEASE CALL THE RECTORY TO REQUEST ONE IN MEMORY OF YOUR
LOVED ONES.
GOD BLESS YOU.