SOUPER BOWL SUNDAY SCHEDULE
Dear Confirmation Candidates:
I would like to remind you of the upcoming group event this weekend, Saturday, February 6 and Sunday, February 7 which is "The Souper Bowl of Caring". This is an annual parish event and is a great opportunity to help the poor, the hungry and the hurting. We will use that weekend, transforming the days of parties and celebrations into a day of caring for the hungry and hurting.
Please come 10 minutes before Mass and bring a soup pot. See me as you arrive in church on the day and time that you have indicated in the sign-up sheet.
Please take note of the following schedule: (based on your sign-up last January 10)
Saturday, February 6 5:30 PM
1. Brian Durkin
2. Ugonna Mbagwu
3. Luke Kosowatz
4. David Acevedo
Sunday, February 7 7:30 AM
1. Zachary Arguelles
(More volunteers needed)
Sunday, February 7 9:00 AM
1. Annie Hilton
2. Sarah O’Connor
3. Brianna Rosario
4. Deanna Alvarado
Sunday, February 7 11:30 AM
1. Sierra Bastien
2. Taryn Lynn
3. Yarlie Piere-Louis
4. Emaline Damas
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THE YOUNG PILGRIMS OF THE JOURNEY
One’s destination is never a place but rather a new way of looking at things. We all have heard that saying that life is a journey but what does this mean to you? You may also have heard that we are a pilgrim people and that our Church is a pilgrim Church. Again, what does this mean? Ultimately this means that we are all works in progress. We are not perfect. We still have much to learn and to unlearn. As Christians, we believe in the power and guidance of the Spirit who illumines us. God is always a companion on the journey even if we do not know it. God is our teacher, guide and guardian.
Living life as a journey does not necessarily mean that you have to go anywhere physically. Going about one’s daily life and being present to the people, places and things you naturally encounter is how most of us grow and learn. The key is to allow ourselves to be changed by those experiences. We need to be humble enough to admit that we do not know everything in order to be open to new possibilities.
The Confirmation Preparation Program here at St. Joseph Parish in Maplewood, New Jersey aims at leading the the young Christian toward a more intimate union with Christ and a more lively familiarity with the Holy Spirit in order to be more capable of assuming the apostolic responsibilities of Christian life.
Thank you for choosing to participate in the Confirmation Preparation Program at St. Joseph Parish. Your willingness to commit yourself to completing the program and receiving the sacrament of Confirmation convey to the entire faith community how much you value both your faith and your community. Your faith formation throughout the Confirmation preparation program will both assist you in identifying the gifts and talents you possess and challenge you to put these gifts and talents to use in our community. You will be invited to take responsibility for your own faith formation, as well as to assist others in that same endeavor.
This blog contains some information concerning the theology of Confirmation, an overview of the program, program expectations and requirements, as well as other sources of information intended to be both helpful and useful for you as a candidate for Confirmation.
This blogspot is interactive so you can leave your comments, suggestions and messages. However, this does not take away the importance of direct and open communication with us.
Living life as a journey does not necessarily mean that you have to go anywhere physically. Going about one’s daily life and being present to the people, places and things you naturally encounter is how most of us grow and learn. The key is to allow ourselves to be changed by those experiences. We need to be humble enough to admit that we do not know everything in order to be open to new possibilities.
The Confirmation Preparation Program here at St. Joseph Parish in Maplewood, New Jersey aims at leading the the young Christian toward a more intimate union with Christ and a more lively familiarity with the Holy Spirit in order to be more capable of assuming the apostolic responsibilities of Christian life.
Thank you for choosing to participate in the Confirmation Preparation Program at St. Joseph Parish. Your willingness to commit yourself to completing the program and receiving the sacrament of Confirmation convey to the entire faith community how much you value both your faith and your community. Your faith formation throughout the Confirmation preparation program will both assist you in identifying the gifts and talents you possess and challenge you to put these gifts and talents to use in our community. You will be invited to take responsibility for your own faith formation, as well as to assist others in that same endeavor.
This blog contains some information concerning the theology of Confirmation, an overview of the program, program expectations and requirements, as well as other sources of information intended to be both helpful and useful for you as a candidate for Confirmation.
This blogspot is interactive so you can leave your comments, suggestions and messages. However, this does not take away the importance of direct and open communication with us.
FR. MANOLO
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