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1 September 3 rd Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary St. Stanislaus Bishop and Martyr Parish 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time Whoever wishes to come after me must deny himself, take up his cross, and follow me Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary St. Stanislaus Bishop & Martyr

SEPTEMBER 3RD - 22ND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME atà ä àç Éy à{x UÄxááxw i Üz Ç `tüç @@@ fàa fàtç áätâá U á{éñ tçw `tüàçü Saturday September 2nd Weekday 5:30pm 7:00pm Donna DeMarco By Sophie Parobek &

September 3rd 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30am 10:30am 12:00pm 6:30pm Giuseppe & Maria Panzeca By Daughter & Grandchildren Anita Notarnicola By Husband, Pierno, Daughter & grandchildren Peter

2 SEPTEMBER 3RD - 22ND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME atà ä àç Éy à{x UÄxááxw i Üz Ç fàa fàtç áätâá U á{éñ tçw `tüàçü Saturday September 2nd Weekday 5:30pm 7:00pm Donna DeMarco By Sophie Parobek & Family Maria Makosiej By Parobek Family Marian Zawlocki Anita Hucke (Birthday Blessings) By Hobbs Family Monica Minchala (9 mes de fallecido) Carmen Elena Ortiz Parte de Amiga, Evelyn Sunday September 3rd 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30am 10:30am 12:00pm 6:30pm Giuseppe & Maria Panzeca By Daughter & Grandchildren Anita Notarnicola By Husband, Pierno, Daughter & grandchildren Peter Colace By Nicholas & Margaret Antonia Bucaro & Leonarolo Orifici By Daughter & Family Michael Zaccarelli By Puglisi Family Purgatorial Society Monday September 4th Labor Day LIVING NO MASS - LABOR DAY Fr. Stanley (Birthday Blessings) By Mom Tuesday September 5th St. Teresa of Calcutta In Honor of St. Mother Teresa By Joana Erice Anthony Scipione & Nancy Cimino By Sr. Teresita Wednesday September 6th Weekday Mary Karcz & Lucille Wystepek By Sr. Francis Marie Eleanor J. Martuscello By Daughter Thursday September 7th Weekday Michael & Dorothy Coppa By Hobbs Family Mary Castelluzzo By Rosemary Kulick Friday September 8th The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Loredana Amato Cox By Rachele Sannino Nicola DiMaria By Wife & Children Sunday September 3rd 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time 11:00am 12:30pm Joseph & Stella Podwojski By Family Antoni Lorence By Sacred Heart Society Boleslaw Golebiewski By Sister-in-law, Daniela Bultowska Sunday September 10th 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time 11:00am 12:30pm Jose Luciano By Alina Stefan Bukowski By Wife Boleslaw Golebiewski By Robert & Hanna Morici Saturday September 9th St. Peter Claver 5:30pm 7:00pm Roman Kazimierz By Jaksik Family Fr. Michael Orsi (Birthday) By Hobbs Family Matilde Decker By Angela Barillaro & Family Anne Couillard By Angela Barillaro & Family Almas del purgatorio Parte de Teresa Canto Sunday September 10th 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30am 10:30am 12:00pm 6:30pm Altar Bread and Wine is offered this week in loving memory of Audrey Lasala By Son, Donald Veronica & Frank Scott By Son, Frank Filippo Dilisi By Picone Family Holy Name Society Maria del Soccorso By Society Nancy Scelza By Scipione & Von Essen Family Maria Noto By Annarita & Carmine Napolitano

missionary spirit, may be places where faith is communicated and charity is seen.

3 Stewardship Collection for last weekend at Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary- St Stanislaus B&M Parish Pray for the Deceased May They Rest In Peace Prayer Intentions of Pope Francis for September Parishes That our parishes, animated by a missionary spirit, may be places where faith is communicated and charity is seen. Marion Zawlocki, Joseph Lockovich, Giuseppe Ciaravino, Jean Annecco, Elisabetta Mazzeo, Marguerite Comentale, Antoni Lorenc, George Moscardini * The intention of the Mass T

LETS DRESS OUR BEST TO GIVE THE LORD OUR SUNDAY S BEST! SEPTEMBER 3, 2017 22ND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME "You are thinking not as God does, but as human beings do.

He wanted "no such thing" ever to happen to his Lord. But Jesus sharply rebuked Peter's response, comparing it to that of the tempter, Satan.

To deny this difficult element of Christ's work would be to deny the bigger plan of God. And so Jesus rightly told Peter that he wasn't thinking like God thinks.

But clearly God sometimes allows such situations to take place for a greater good. Jesus understood this; even as he prophesied about his death, he also mentioned his resurrection.

4 LETS DRESS OUR BEST TO GIVE THE LORD OUR SUNDAY S BEST! SEPTEMBER 3, ND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME "You are thinking not as God does, but as human beings do." Peter had expressed horror at the prophetic words announcing that Jesus' suffering and death were imminent. Peter didn't want his friend and teacher to undergo this terrible ordeal. He wanted "no such thing" ever to happen to his Lord. But Jesus sharply rebuked Peter's response, comparing it to that of the tempter, Satan. Just as temptation becomes an obstacle to our doing what is right, so Peter was presenting an obstacle to Christ's mission. Suffering was part of it, like it or not. To deny this difficult element of Christ's work would be to deny the bigger plan of God. And so Jesus rightly told Peter that he wasn't thinking like God thinks. Of course, since we are human, it's only natural that we should think as human beings do. We, like Peter, tend to recoil at the idea of facing unpleasant or painful circumstances. But clearly God sometimes allows such situations to take place for a greater good. Jesus understood this; even as he prophesied about his death, he also mentioned his resurrection. Today's Gospel challenges us to think "as God does" by holding both of these elements together. Unlike Peter who only focused on the sad part of the story, we are called to recognize the Resurrection on the other side of the cross, and to be willing to do whatever is necessary to get there. In fact, Jesus tells us later in this Gospel to take up our cross and follow him. That is not the "human" way of thinking. It's the Godly way. Our natural response is to reject and scorn the trials and tribulations that we face, but Jesus wants us to embrace them patiently and "come after" him on the (sometimes rough) road to eternal life. Padre Pio Vigil Mass and Procession Friday, September 22nd at 7:30 pm & Veneration of Relic at Nativity Prayer Cards and Medals will be distributed DIVINE MERCY CATHOLIC ACADEMY CAR WASH SATURDAY, SEPT 16TH, AM - 3 PM NATIVITY CHURCH YARD Rectory will be closed Monday, September 4th in observance of Labor Day RCIAT- Religious Ed for Teens/Young Adults SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 17TH & 24TH Between 10 AM and 11AM Ages: or from 8th Grade up Where: St. Stanislaus Parish House ND AVE. These classes are for preparation of all the sacraments or for the sacraments that are needed to continue in one s faith journey. Walter Strack/Lay Minister/Coordinator of Youth Ministry can be contacted at , Yo Hablo Español! Two beautiful Churches, one great Parish! INTERNATIONAL FOOD FESTIVAL Saturday, September 9th, AM - 5 PM Come join us, it s free!!! Various activities for children including: arts & crafts, games, face painting, a fire truck tour, international folk group dancing and singing, Music, Raffles, Ethnic foods and more WE INVITE YOU TO COOK YOUR FAVORITE ETHNIC FOOD OR DESSERT FOR THIS FESTIVAL Please Contact: For Filipinos: Al or Beth Altura For Polish: Alice Paszkowski For Spanish: Miriam Pinillo Maria Furca For Italian: Annette Curran For All Others Contact: Patricia Kistner Jim Monforte Golden Agers Thursdays 12 pm - 3pm Next dates: September 7th & 21st Join us for our first meeting & pizza party on the 21st Join us for Refreshments & 50/50 Bingo!!

Goal: $58,850 Pledge: $46,840 Received: $43,211 2017 Annual Catholic Appeal % of Goal Received: 73.

!! *MÚSICA *GASTRONOMÍA DIVERSA *ACTIVIDADES PARA NIÑOS *RIFAS *DANZAS FOLKLÓRICAS *CONCURSOS *Y MUCHO MÁS Invitamos a quienes les gustaría colaborar, cocinando su plato típico favorito o su postre

5 Goal: $58,850 Pledge: $46,840 Received: $43, Annual Catholic Appeal % of Goal Received: 73.43% Dos Hermosas Iglesias, Una Gran Parroquia Sábado 9 de septiembre :00 am a 5:00 pm ÚNASE A NOSOTROS ES GRATUITO!!! *MÚSICA *GASTRONOMÍA DIVERSA *ACTIVIDADES PARA NIÑOS *RIFAS *DANZAS FOLKLÓRICAS *CONCURSOS *Y MUCHO MÁS Invitamos a quienes les gustaría colaborar, cocinando su plato típico favorito o su postre para este evento comunal. VOLUNTARIOS NECESITAMOS SU AYUDA CON EL SERVICIO Y LIMPIEZA, USTED ESCOGE SU HORARIO DE AYUDA POR FAVOR CONTÁCTENOS: GRACIAS! DIVINE MERCY CATHOLIC ACADEMY REGISTER NOW FOR NURSERY(3 YR OLD) - GR. 7 AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM AVAILABLE FOR ALL GRADES GRYC (FREE) AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM FOR GR. 2-5 TUITION ASSISTANCE AND BUS SERVICE AVAILABLE IF ELIGIBLE. CALL THE OFFICE TUESDAYS - THURSDAY MORNINGS IN AUGUST FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TO SEE THE SCHOOL #3 MUSIC MINISTRY NEWS FALL CHOIR: Do you have the voice of an angel? Well, even if not, we would love to have you in our parish choir! We rehearse on Thursday evenings at 7:00 and sing at the 10:30am mass on Sundays. We're taking the summer off but will resume back in September. It's a great way to get involved in parish life and add depth to your spiritual journey. CHILDREN'S CHOIR: We're also starting a children's choir, for children ages 5-13 (kindergarten through 8th grade). If your child has expressed interest in receiving musical instruction in any form, this is an excellent opportunity to learn musical fundamentals and have fun singing with other kids. PIANO HUNT: Do you have a piano that you'd like to donate, or do you know someone who does? We are looking for a piano to accompany our organ music up in the choir loft. We will pay for moving costs, we just need the piano! To respond to any of this, reach out to music director Eric Petrucci at (805) or ericmpetrucci@gmail.com.

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