St. Virgil Parish

250 Speedwell Avenue ~ Morris Plains, New Jersey 07950 Phone: 973 538-1418 / FAX: 973 538-2992

Website: www.stvirgilparish.org

Our Mass Schedule

Saturday Sunday Weekdays 8:00am 7:30am, 9:00am 6:30am 5:00pm Vigil Mass 10:30am & 12:00noon 12:10pm

Confessions on Saturday afternoons 3:30-4:15pm or by appointment

Saint Virgil Roman Catholic Parish is a worshiping community called by God and empowered by the Holy Spirit to live and share joyfully the Good News of Jesus Christ’s message of love and salvation through prayer and study, fellowship and hospitality, service and outreach.

PASTOR PAROCHIAL VICAR Rev. Lancelot J. Reis Rev. Daniel Chajkowski frlance@optonline.net 908-455-2588 or frdaneh@gmail.com

DEACONS PASTOR EMERITUS Richard Pinto Merle Sisler Rev. Msgr. Francis J. Duffy Sal Mazzoccoli, Retired frduffy@hotmail.com

PARISH OFFICE Hours: Monday – Friday from 9:00am – 4:00pm

Summer Hours: Monday – Friday from 9:00am – 2:00pm Memorial Day thru Labor Day

Secretary Bookkeeper Gloria Carvagno Robyn Morris svparishoffice@gmail.com rmorristown@optonline.net

PREP/Youth Ministry

Grades K – 4 Marie Tonini @ tonini.svprep@gmail.com Teresa Rangel @ rangel.svprep@gmail.com Grades 5 - 6 Susan Pittaro @ pittaro.svprep@gmail.com Grades 7 – 8 Christopher Letta @ letta.svprep@gmail.com Confirmation/Youth Ministry Penny Manser @ mansersvym@gmail.com

Music Ministry

Director of Music Pam Kane @ rkpk1060@aol.com Children’s Choir Nina Rangel @ nmrangel.music@gmail.com Youth Band Danielle Capuzzi @ dmcapuzzi@verizon.net Choir Director Beth Vecchio @ singerdramagirl@hotmail.com

Finance Council

Jack Cox, Chair Stephanie Morgan Larry Frohnhoever Mary Jo Tufaro Ric Perez Richard DiPalma Eugene Delmonico & Parish Trustees

Parish Trustees

Irene Selitto Jay Webber Michael Connor Nicea D’Annunzio

Ministries Altar Linens .......................................................... Pat Para Altar Servers ..................................... Fr. Daniel Chajkowski Appalachia .................................................. Penny Manser Arbor Terrace ................................................. Patty O’Neill Baptismal Prep ......................................................... Clergy Bible Groups ................................. Kathy Sisler, Phil Alcock Carnival ........................................................ Keith Chesnut Children’s Choir ............................................... Nina Rangel Choir Director................................................ Beth Vecchio Church Décor ................... Helene Havers, Sharon Carroll & ..................................................................... Marisa Nieto Counters ........................................................... Jane Flynn Evangelization ........................................... John Trombetta Hospitality & Greeters ................... Marybeth & Don Soutar Interfaith Food Pantry .................................... Parish Office Knights of Columbus .............................. Chuck Havers, G.K. Lazarus Ministry .......................................... Barbara Fisher Lectors .......................................... Don & Jeanne McKenna Living Rosary .................... Cathy Marshall & Maureen Kelly Men’s Cornerstone .................................... John FitzPatrick Morris View Nursing Home .......................... Maureen Kelly Music Director.................................................... Pam Kane Prayer Shawl Ministry ........................................ Jane Flynn Pre Cana ...................................................... Fr. Lance Reis Prime Time.......................................................Kathy Sisler RCIA .......................................................Deacon Rich Pinto Respect Life ................................................. Angela Pennisi Rosary Society .............................................. Betty O’Keefe Social Concerns .......Marie Tracey, Jane Flynn, Mike Shields Sunrise Assisted Living ...................... Mickey Toye-Young & ........................................................... Jeanne McGuinness Wedding Prep .......................................................... Clergy Young Adults ............................................ Andrew DeBlock

Registration Call or email the parish office to register.

Baptisms The sacrament is celebrated on each Sunday at 1pm. Please call the parish office to schedule an appointment.

Wedding Preparations Bride and Groom should call our pastor to schedule an appointment to begin the marriage preparation process, normally one year in advance.

Visitation of the Sick or Elderly Please call the parish office to arrange for visits to the hospital nursing home, or homebound. Due to HIPA regulations, we cannot visit unless invited by the immediate family.

For ministry to the sick and dying, call the parish office at any time.

June 24, 2018 Nativity of Saint John the Baptist

Welcome to St. Virgil’s…

Mass Intentions for the Week Sat., June 23 5:00 PM Chuck E. Molinaro Sun., June 24 7:30 AM Craig Davidson 9:00 AM William Leader 10:30 AM Craig Davidson

Alan Buck 12:00 PM Frances & Michael

Marianaccio Mon., June 25 6:30 AM Raymond Fuscalvo 12:10 PM Franco Oronzo Ponticelli Tues., June 26 6:30 AM Florence Mercado—Special

Intentions 12:10 PM Aldo Cacchioli Wed., June 27 6:30 AM Tony Cwerko 12:10 PM Sofie & Tony Diaz Thurs., June 28 6:30 AM Valerie & John Cwerko 12:10 PM Patsy & John Ferns Fri., June 29 6:30 AM Paul Glanville, Sr. 12:10 PM Rose Prisco Sat., June 30 8:00 AM In Thanksgiving from the

Bernardo Family 5:00 PM Louis Montemarano

Raymond Fuscaldo Sun., July 1 7:30 AM Phyllis D’Annunzio

Craig Davidson Steven O’Neill

9:00 AM Donatella Tripaldi Frances & Louis Froehlich Mary Costello

10:30 AM John Pongracz 12:00 PM Brian McNally

This Week at St. Virgil’s

Sunday, June 24 SV Players, 1:30 – 6 PM, Gym

Memorial Mass for Debbie Kairaitis Stumpf, 2:30 PM, Church

Monday, June 25 Miraculous Medal Novena following the 6:30 AM Mass

Tuesday, June 26 SV Players, 5 PM, Gym

Thursday, June 28 Bible Study, 10:30 AM, TC

Return Support Group, 11 AM, Library SV Players, 5 – 8:30 PM< Gym

Divine Mercy Novena, 6:30 PM, Church Bible Study, 7 PM, Library

Friday, June 29 Eucharistic Adoration following the 6:30 AM Mass

Saturday, June 30 Confessions, 3:30 – 4:15 PM, Church

Through your continued kindness, the collection for the weekend of June 16/17 was $9,547. (Regular Collection = $8,009 + Faith Direct = $1,538). The collection for Seminarian Education was $1,041. Thank you for your continued generosity.

Ministry Schedule for June 30 and July 1 5:00pm 7:30am 9:00am 10:30am 12:00 noon Cantor Frank Kelly Nina Rangel Michael Kane Nina Rangel Lector Martha Barilla Ron Kelly Ray Lillie Rick Kane Mary Tiso Altar Servers Lia Dyer Brandon Kelly Micah Fuentes Natalie Dyer Extraordinary Marianne Altrui Beverly Morgan Eileen Fogleman Maureen Kelly Marie Aloia Ministers Jane Flynn Debbie Richenaker Rita McCleary Penny Manser Andrew DeBlock Veronica Kelly Gary Richenaker Michele Para Wendy Nunn Sandy Rosanio Helen Salerno Joan Sambrowski Pat Para Sue Carol Scannelli Lydia Sesso Helen Ann Pinto Jim Scannelli Peter Sesso June Sambrowski Karen Schwingel

“To Change the Church” - subtitle: Pope Francis and the Future of Catholicism - is a recently published book by Ross Douthat. I was gifted this book by a concerned parishioner. I have to admit that it was very good reading, appetizing and delicious to my mind. Ross is not only a brilliant writer and has a honed skill in articulating

thoughts and patterns, but also a man of faith with a critical mind and a positive desire to see our Catholic Church prosper and multiply.

Ross creatively weaves the story of the Catholic Church right up to our present days. For the first three-quarters of his book I was surprised to note that he was presenting a history without any mention of God as the primary player, the author who allows us to scribble in His Kingdom. It is only in the final chapters

Parish Office Summer Hours Monday thru Friday ~ 9:00am – 2:00pm

Memorial Day thru Labor Day

Fr. Lance’s Letter

that the Holy Spirit shines through as the creator of our Church.

While the two opposing sides: the conservatives and the liberals are given due mention and show their moves and motives, there is the hope that we are doing the work of Christ, open to His inspirations and blessed with authentic Disciples who have guided us through the storms of life.

The Francis era is Douthat’s main focus. His question is whether the church, the ship of Christ is being guided wisely or is floundering without proper direction. We are all part of the Catholic Church and have a huge stake in belonging to the People of God. At every Mass celebrated throughout the world we pray especially for Pope Francis by name. He is the Vicar of Christ. He has been chosen to lead us, guide us and bring us deeper into God’s Kingdom on this earth.

Ross Douthat has an immense resource of material and people in high places, beside his own talents, to author this book “To Change the Church”. Allow me to quote from his last chapter: “So, yes, the story could end with Francis as its hero. But to choose a path that might have only two destinations - hero or heretic - is an act of great and dangerous presumption, even for a pope. Especially for a pope.” (page 207). One might not agree with all that Ross brings out in his book, but it surely opens up a lot of questions about our Catholic history, our Catholic Leadership and our Catholic doctrine. Nevertheless, I personally believe that our loving God gave us His Son and continues to manage us through the indwelling of His Holy Spirit so that we will continue to go out into the whole world, preach and teach, make disciples and baptize people into His Kingdom.

Let us as parishioners of St. Virgil stand together in worship of our God every weekend, in our love of each other and in service to those in need. - Fr. Lance

Among Ourselves

Dolores Marcantonio, Loretta Lang, Steve O’Neill, Colleen Dillon & Family, Bob Taylor, John & Elizabeth Zisa,

Kamasha Redhead, Stephen Burke, Sandra Buck, Rob Loia, Janet Dittrich, Tammy Dolan, Mallory Miller, Miah Tully, Baby Randall Butchko, Domenico & Teresa Procopio, Anne & Cal Benson, Baby Emma Scannelli, Barbara Bock, Theresa Mohr, Christopher Mohr, Mary Maffeo, & Rose Marie Warrick.

Please note that names will remain on the prayer list for 3 months at which time they will be rotated off. If you wish the name to stay on the list, a family member must call the Parish Office to make the request.

We offer our prayerful condolences to the family and friends of Douglas Farra. We pray that Douglas rests peacefully with the Lord.

Please join with us in offering best wishes to Nicholas Catalfano &

Laura Ossa, who were married here this weekend. We wish, Nicholas & Laura, many years of blessings and happiness.

The Sanctuary Candle honors the memory of Elizabeth DePalma

From the Bob & Kathy Grumka

The Altar Flowers honor the memory of Phyllis D’Annunzio

From Denise Parow & Family

Happy Anniversary! Congratulations to Deacon Sal Mazzoccoli! He is celebrating the 43rd Anniversary of his ordination to the Deaconate. God’s blessings and best wishes to Deacon Sal. We are most grateful for his faithful service to our parish family.

Congratulations!

Please join with us in congratulating Jack & Florence Luckey who celebrated their 75th Wedding Anniversary on June 20. Jack and Florence are long-time parishioners here at St. Virgil’s. We also send our best wishes to Jack who celebrated his 100th birthday on May 28. May God continue to pour his blessings over Jack & Florence.

Faith Formation

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY

Our Parish Religious Education Program only runs with the help of committed volunteers. We are in need of educators to teach the curriculum in grades kindergarten through 8th grade. There are 12 classes from

September to March. If you have a love of teaching and sharing God's Love with the children, please consider volunteering. One three-hour VIRTUS training is required and provided. There are opportunities to assist or teach at various levels. It's truly a rewarding experience!

Please visit the website for the PREP volunteer form. Thank you! The Thursday evening Bible study is now starting the book of Revelation. This intriguing and strange book is one of the most talked about in the bible. Is it about the 'rapture' and strange monsters? Or is it about the Kingdom established by Christ in His Church, which is intimately connected to His Kingdom in Heaven? Also, what does it have to do with the Mass? Do you want to know what will happen when Jesus comes again? What has happened already and what is happening now? Join us on Thursday evenings at 7 PM in the School Library.

Parish Postings

The Rosary Society will not meet in July due to the celebration of Independence Day

Carnival Results

There are so many to thank for the success of this year’s carnival. We hope that we included everyone who contributed in some way, financially or with man-power. If we missed you, please know that we are deeply appreciative of your help. We know the success of this event is not possible without all your help. Of course, what would a St. Virgil’s Carnival be without rain—again, we had our share. Yet, despite the weather, we had an extraordinarily successful carnival. With all our income and expenses posted for the event, we have earned $67,913.12! Again, a “big top” thank you to all.

Rosary Society for Sight & Sound Trip – “ Jesus”

Join St. Virgil’s Rosary Society for the new show Jesus at Sight & Sound Theatre Wednesday, October 3, 2018. This fall’s offering will be “Jesus”, the action-packed musical stage adventure that takes you on a miraculous journey alongside the most famous person ever to walk the earth and the everyday people whose lives he changed forever. Don’t miss this new show at Sight & Sound. An Amish style all you can eat lunch is also included before the show. $149 per person. If you have already booked your seat, please send your payment to Betty O’Keefe at 31 Fairchild Avenue, Morris Plains, 07950. Seats are available on a first come first served basis, so don’t delay!

Name: ________________________________________________

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College students & grads home for the summer are most welcome to join!

RETURN - Our Children Back to the Church Would you like your child to come back to Jesus, in the Church He founded? We have a small group at our church, St. Virgil's, dealing with this question. Perhaps you read about it in the Jan 18 Beacon? Everyone is welcome to visit our group, examining ways that could possibly help parents bring their loved ones back to the faith. We pray together, share our stories, and support each one’s efforts. We use a book entitled Return, How to Draw Your Children Back to the Church, which recommends steps a parent could take to encourage dialogue and create an environment in which parent and child are comfortable discussing matters of faith. Please, stop in to see if this approach makes sense in your life and offers you hope. Please call the St Virgil Church office, 973-538-1418, and join us on Thursday mornings at 11AM in the School Library.

Ministries & Outreaches

From the Youth Minister:

Thank you to everyone that came out and supported our Appalachia Car Wash last Saturday. Your support made our day very successful. Lots of sun and lots of cars…made for a busy day. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

Our mission to Harlan, KY, is less than a month away. Our team has been working very hard in anticipation of our trip. Our final fundraiser is an evening of Golf at Mt. Freedom Golf Center on June 26 (rain date June 27) Tickets are $15 for unlimited mini golf, Frisbee golf, driving range and Pitch and Putt. Please contact Penny Manser if you are interested in tickets. It is a great night for family fun. (food available for purchase at restaurant on the grounds) 201-970-2263 or mansersvym@gmail.com

Sponsorship for team members is still available. Packets are available at the doors of the church. Your individual sponsorship can be in any amount. We are always grateful for the support of our parish. It has allowed us to travel to Harlan for over 23 years. This experience can be life changing for the people of Harlan as well as our teens.

Coins for Babies Outreach

Please return your "Coins for Babies" bottles. Collection baskets are located at the church entrances. You may also bring them to the parish office (summer hours: 9:00am - 2:00pm). If you didn't get a baby bottle, any container or bag will do.

Your contributions provide new and expectant mothers with the basic necessities for their babies. During the 2017/2018 campaign, we were able to provide Birthright in Dover with 16 diaper bags, 210 boxes of diapers, 111 bottles of baby wash, 182 packs of baby wipes, 102 jars of petroleum jelly, 90 tubes of diaper cream as well as new seasonal clothing, socks, sleepwear, bibs, towels, wash cloths, blankets and crib sheets. We purchase only those items specifically requested and deliver as needed.

A number of very generous and caring parishioners contribute throughout the year. Additional contributions may be brought to the parish office or you can contact Jane Flynn at jflynnmpi@aol.com. Knit and crocheted baby blankets and clothing are always appreciated.

Please be as generous as possible to this very worthy cause.

Around Town

The Compassionate Friends, a self-help group for bereaved parents, siblings, and grandparents will be meeting on Thursday, July 12, at St. Christopher's Church, in Parsippany at 7:30PM in room 101. This month’s Program: "When Is Professional Help Needed?" For more information please call Lily Capriglione at: 973-568-4164. ST. PATRICK SCHOOL, CHATHAM As June comes to a close and we reflect on the 2017 – 2018 school year, we at Saint Patrick School realize that have accomplished much and have much to be thankful for. National STEM Certification has been added to our AdvancED certification. Our students on all grade levels have performed with distinction in forensic competitions, STEM symposiums and Brain Bowls. Their standardized test scores exceed those of the Diocesan norm. And perhaps most importantly, our students have of sense of responsibility as stewards of God’s world. Want to learn more about St. Patrick School? There are limited spots in most grades, but you can learn more on Walk in Wednesdays – stop by the school on any Wednesday between 9:00 – 11:00 AM for a guided tour! Can’t make Wednesday? Call 973-635-2311 to schedule a time that works for you and your family! Become a Hospice Volunteer Visiting Nurse Association of Northern New Jersey hospice volunteers provide terminally ill patients and their families with practical and emotional support. VNA offers a free comprehensive training program where volunteers learn the philosophy of hospice and become prepared for

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Weekly Reflections

Solemnity of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist Luke 1:5-17

Luke introduces us to John the Baptist, who is in all four Gospels. John was a cousin of Christ and a prophet whom was chosen as the precursor of Christ, to prepare the way of the Lord, calling people to repentance and baptizing them. Luke reveals that it had been foretold that John “will be filled with the Holy Spirit even from his mother’s womb, and he will turn many of the children of Israel to the Lord their God.” John the Baptist preached and baptized before Christ made his public appearance and was known to have great humility. The Gospels tell of Christ’s Baptism by John at the River Jordan, the first appearance of Christ assuming His role at the beginning His ministry. And when Christ came to John to be “baptized,” at first John refused, saying that he was “not worthy to loosen the thongs of his sandals.” (Luke 3:16).

John the Baptist is a man we are called to emulate. So, what was Christ trying to get us to see through this prophet? John tirelessly called his followers to repent, and he said if you have two coats, give one to someone who has none. John continually pointed to Christ as the Messiah. His role in life was to lead others to Christ; he preached good news to the people. Christ is revealing to us that, too, is our job in life, and the only one that really matters.

So, let this be our meditation and challenge for this week. Let us use John as our guide, as our hero who had great courage in fulfilling his role in life and who led others to Christ.

Lord, like John the Baptist, give us the courage to lead others to You!

EVANGELIZATION CORNER

Addressing those who have never heard God’s message of love or those who have forgotten His message begins with a

decision to receive and respond to God's love.

We must first have the desire and a strong and unapologetic commitment to proclaim and to demonstrate His truth in our everyday activities and encounters. Second, we must communicate His love to others, especially young people, in ways that they understand and in ways that captivate their interest. We must communicate God’s message in ways that people can witness and in areas which will capture their attention. While it is essential to communicate God’s message of love, sometimes mere words fail to deliver the message we want or intend to convey.

What we do, our actions and our involvement, will say much about who we are and what we believe.

We can become more involved in your faith by reaching out in the practical ways to those around you -- family, friends, co-workers, neighbors -- and demonstrate the love you have received from God. For as it is written in Matthew 25:36 – “For I was hungry, and you gave Me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave Me something to drink, I was a stranger and you took Me in, I was naked and you clothed Me, I was sick and you looked after Me, I was in prison and you visited Me."

There are many volunteer opportunities at St. Virgil’s through which you can demonstrate your faith in a very visible way: The Interfaith Food Pantry and The Haiti Food

Drive The Haiti Water Purification Project Operation Chill Out The St. Virgil’s Clothing Drive Morris View Health Care Center or Sunrise

Assisted Living and Arbor Terrace Volunteers The Prayer Shawl Ministries Bringing Holy Communion to the Sick and

Homebound The Lazarus or the Bereavement Ministries Appalachia Outreach (e.g., building homes for the

poor).

There are many other opportunities that address various social concerns: Star of Bethlehem, Respect Life Ministry, Right to Life, Birth Right, Coins for Babies Outreach and the Knights of Columbus There are also activities to help you to bring people back to faith such as the Return Support Ministry, Pre-Cana Conferences and Baptismal Prep.

May His grace be with each of us as we continue on our journey with Jesus.

St. Virgil’s Evangelization Ministry

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