PASTOR Fr. Robert Schlageter, OFM Conv.

PAROCHIAL VICARS Fr. Charles Jagodzinski, OFM Conv.

Fr. Timothy Lyons, OFM Conv.

IN RESIDENCE Fr. Raymond Borkowski, OFM Conv.

DEACON Deacon Carmen Guzzardi

VISITING FRIAR Friar Franck Lino Sokpolie

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Saturday, June 23, 2018 4:00 Father's Day Novena

Sunday, June 24, 2018 7:30 ! Andrew Sikorowicz (16th Anniversary) by Carol Ciaffaglione

! Monica Ruet by Linda Williams 9:00 ! Lynne Ann Dixon by Mom & Family ! Walter & ! Margaret Duplin by Duplin Grandchildren

9:30 AM MASS AT SACRED HEART CHURCH

9:30 ! Mabel & ! Howard Root ! Francis Krukar by Rosann & Larry Mancini

10:30 ! Baby Grochal by Parents ! Mr. & Mrs. Dominic Tamburro by Granddaughter Nancy & Family 12:00 Father’s Day Novena

Monday, June 25, 2018 7:00 ! Stanley Waluk & ! Bernard Pelkey by Greg & Clarice

! Katarzyna Goryl (12th Anniversary) by Daughter Elisabeth 5:00 ! Rosa Lopez by Rita ! Michele Izzo by the Mai Family

Tuesday, June 26, 2018 7:00 Living & Deceased Parishioners of St. Paul Parish

5:00 ! Doreen Pittinger by St. Paul Ladies’ Guild ! Rita Grygus by Terry

Wednesday, June 27, 2018 7:00 Souls in Purgatory by Linda & John Nappi, Jr. ! Rico Fumiatti by the Family 5:00 ! Georgann Liebe by Berlin Memorial Funeral Home ! Rosalie DiValentino by a Beloved Friend

Thursday, June 28, 2018 7:00 Deceased Friends, Relatives & Benefactors of the Friars

5:00 ! Helen Stanton by St. Paul Ladies’ Guild ! Rita Grygus by Morning Mass Friends

Friday, June 29, 2018 7:00 ! Joseph G. & ! Mary A. Maciora and ! Mary G. Maciora Jacobs by Joseph Maciora ! Ut Nguyen by his Wife

5:00 ! Jennie Stachelek by St. Paul Ladies’ Guild ! Olympia Flaminio (4th Anniversary) by Husband

Saturday, June 30, 2018 4:00 ! Jose Portal (13th Anniversary) by Wife & Children

! David Dalfino by Family

5:00 PM MASSES ~ You may reserve a 5pm Mass for July & August. Please stop in or email us at: ourchurch@stpaulkensington.org.

Sunday, July 1, 2018 7:30 ! Maria Ruscito (17th Anniversary) by Her Family ! Catherine Piatek & ! Helen Dinda Birthday Remembrance) by Irene & Ray Kramer 9:00 ! Michele (Michael) & ! Adele Polumbo by Antonio & Maria Del Sesto ! Jane Conlin by Conlin Family

9:30 AM MASS AT SACRED HEART CHURCH 9:30 ! David John Gerent by the Gerent Family

! Veronica Wassil by Ron & Joan Vancour

10:30 ! Skipper Blankenburg by Mother & Family ! Allen Maloney by Cynthia Fox & Family 12:00 ! Julia Aiudi (30th Anniversary) by Lorraine Clark ! Rakowski Family by the Family

The Blessed Mother Candle burns this week for

! Margaret Roman by the Family

! Helen Stanton by Pam Bobrowski

The Gift of Bread is offered this week for

! Nicholas Zuk by Grandma Petrossi & Family

The Gift of Wine is offered this week for

! Nicholas Zuk by Grandma Petrossi & Family

The Bread for the Poor is offered this week for

! John O'Connell by Judy Bosco And In Memory of Patty by he Family

! Silvio Colangelo ! Silvertre "Tony" Rivera ! Amy Pedemonte

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Saint Paul School News Religious Education News

We are grateful for the continued interest in our school, and en-joyed speaking to, and meeting all of the parents and grandpar-ents who made inquiries. Thank you for your support!

Although we are at, or near, ca-pacity in some of the grades, we do still have room in others. We would love to tell you more about what SPS has to offer. Please contact Ellen Bertolami in our admissions of-fice. She will be happy to answer any questions. See below:

Admissions @ SPS

ONLINE REGISTRATION

Over 750 students are enrolled in our Religious Education program. Staffed by a dedicated staff of 70+ volunteer cate-chists, it is one of the most important things we do at Saint Paul Parish. The link to online registration is on our website: www.stpaulkensington.org . Deadline to register is July 16. Students should complete each grade level consecutively from Grades 1-10 for ongoing faith formation and to receive the sacraments. It is our privilege to partner with you in your child's religious education.

2018-2019 Class Schedule

Gr. 1—Wednesdays 5-6 pm

Gr. 2—Wednesdays 5-6 pm

Gr. 3 (First Communion) - Wednesdays 6:30-7:30 pm

Gr. 4—Wednesdays 6:30-7:30 pm

Gr. 5—Tuesdays 6:30-7:30 pm

Gr. 6—Mondays 6:30-7:30 pm

Gr. 7—Tuesdays 6:30-7:30 pm

Gr. 8—Mondays 6:30-7:30 pm

1st Year Confirmation—Sundays (2x/month)

9-10:15 am

2nd Year Confirmation—Sundays (2x/month)

10:30-11:45 am

Teachers, co-teachers, substitute teachers and room parents are needed, especially for grades 1-4. We are looking for faithful and faith-filled men and women to join our dedicated team of catechists for the 2018-2019 school year. If you feel called to share the faith or to assist a teacher as another

set of eyes and hands in the classroom, contact Robin or Margaret at religioused@stpaulkensington.org or 860-828-1934. Training is provided. A link to the Catechist Sign Up Genius is provided on our website: www.stpaulkensington.org.

Our school office will be open from 9AM—1PM on Tuesday, Wednes-day & Thursday. You can call any time and leave a message. (860-828-4343)

The First Day of School will be on Wednesday, August 29, 2018.

Friar Franck Shares His Thoughts on CYMC in Arizona:

“Along with John Imbimbo (Youth Minister) and Stephen Beck (Core team), I was able to attend the June 10-13, 2018 Catholic Youth Ministry Training Convention (Life Teen) in Scottsdale, Arizona. The theme for this year convention was ‘The Relentless Father’ and it was an incredible five day ex-perience. Over a thousand youth ministers where gathered, with 56+ priests in attendance. The training taught me a lot about ministering to our youth and throughout the weekend I was able to connect with so many others who's vocation is serving young people. Over-all, God has strengthened my faith and has poured out His grace on me during this weekend convention. I feel renewed and even more committed to living out my vocation. He who has called me to this life of journey towards Him; through no merits of my own continues to unfold in my life His Grace and Mercy.”

Youth Ministry News

Our next High School Event is at SAFARI GOLF!

Sunday June 24th (7-8:30pm)

Meet us there and bring a friend! Recently graduated 8th graders are encouraged to join us!

This summer we are excited to offer more for you through our Parish. We will be having our annual Sendoff Dinner on Thursday, August 9th, but we are also offering a few more opportunities to connect with fellow college stu-dents and grow in fellowship.

Join us for our upcoming college activities:

• June 26 Bonfire at 8pm (St. Paul Courtyard)

• July 17 Bowling at 7:30pm (Lucky Lanes)

• July 3 Cornhole & Bonfire at 7:30pm

(St. Paul Courtyard)

• Aug 9 Sendoff Dinner at 6pm

(St. Paul Courtyard)

We hope to see you this Tuesday, June 26th for our Bonfire! Bring a friend and be ready for S’mores!

EDGE will NOT meet in June. The next middle school event will be

Sunday, July 22.

All middle school students are welcome! Current 5th graders (entering 6th grade) are encouraged to attend!

News in Our Parish

50th YEAR

IN THE PRIESTHOOD!

Fr. Charles will be celebrating his 50th year with a Mass at 12 o'clock on Sun-day, July 1st. The parish is invited to join Fr. Charles at Mass, followed by a light reception in the church hall, from 1:00—2:30 pm.

June 25th—August 17th

Parish News

CALENDAR FOR THIS WEEK

Sunday, June 24 8:30am BPD basketball 1:00pm Youth Ministry Set Up 4:00pm EDGE Youth Ministry Event 7:00pm BCYM- High School Youth Ministry Monday, June 25 Summer Camp Begins!!

8:30am Parish Staff Meeting 2:00pm Worthington Manor - Mass 6:00pm Mercier AAU Tuesday, June 26 7:00am & 5:00pm Mass Wednesday, June 27 3:00pm Girl Scouts 6:00pm Mercier AAU 6:00pm Rosary at Sacred Heart Thursday, June 28 7:00pm Youth Ministry Basketball Friday, June 29 6:00am Men's Group 12:00pm Food Share Truck - Sacred Heart 7:30pm AA Meeting Saturday, June 30 10:00am Funeral - + Silvio Colangelo 3:00pm Confessions Sunday, July 1 8:30am BPD basketball 1:00pm - 2:30PM Reception honoring Fr. Charles 1:15pm Baptisms Monday, July 2 8:30am Parish Staff Meeting 2:00pm Ledgecrest – Mass Tuesday, July 3 Summer Camp Wednesday, July 4 Summer Camp

Parish Center closed

GOAL: 1,000 tickets

TICKETS SOLD: 512

We are at: 51.2%

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WE ARE HALF WAY THERE

Thanks to those who helped sell and the many who purchased tickets to the raffle after Mass and on-line!

We will let you know each week, how many tickets are sold. Did you get yours yet? Volunteers are STILL needed to sell tickets before and after all masses at both St. Paul's and Sacred Heart.

If you can help or you would like more information, call or email Paul or Mary:

Paul Miano 860 828 7789 paulmiano01@comcast.net Mary Corrigan 860 828 8044 marcorri@comcast.net.

Look for the link to sign up on the web.

Parish News

Please call monthly.

THANK YOU to all who have brought in non-perishable items for our St. Clare Food Pantry. Please continue to bring in your donation before or after Mass.

Ramon Marquez Robert Mazzaferro Brandi McWade Michael Mihalko Evelyn Modzelewski Helen Morrissey Dennis O'Brien Michael Ogar Charles Pagano, Sr. Emma Pagano Judy Pappalardo Cynthia Paradise John Pink Care Rich John Rich Steven Ripley Christopher Rozycki Mary Salerno Joseph Samojla Joan Schwartz Ronald Sekscenski Guy Simeone Robert Smith Our Soldiers Mary Ann Soroka Donald Spilka Greta Stifel Kevin Stanowski Gary Tierney Spencer Tracy Brian Veley Richard E. Wearne Tammy Wigglesworth

Nancy Adamowicz Barbara Camilleri Judy Campbell Lorraine Clark David Colite Tom Coss Arlene Cotrona Ramiro Dagna Uly Dagna Dorothy Degiorgi Genowefa Derewonko Constance DiLorenzo Neil Geldof Cil Ferre Dominic Gionfriddo Jonathan Gionfriddo Rosemarie Gionfriddo Liz Goryl-Phillips Eleanor Grib Maureen Guite Lily Harzewski-Burl Gloria Horbal John G. Kumitis, Sr. Rita Kropf Ken Lamkins Emily Latorre Maria Lauria Guy Lombardi James Lynch Sean Lynch Ronald Maldon Carla Mangiafico Lisa Mangiafico Anthony Manzi

PRAYER LIST ~ FOR THE BULLETIN AND WEB Please call us monthly to add, continue or remove a name from the list with permission from the person. DAUGHTERS OF JAIRUS PRAYER LINE ~ To make a prayer request (for any need) call Terry (860-828-6667) or Gloria (860-828-1525). Give the first name of the person to be prayed for and the intention. They call others on the prayer line with your confidential intentions.

Next FoodShare: Friday, June 29th, at

noon. Arrive at 11:30am to

help. (at Sacred Heart

Church)

SAVE THE DATE FOR OUR ANNUAL

September 8, 2018 5 ---8PM

Please join us for our annual free picnic. This is our biggest event!

Please come! Everyone is welcome.

For more information contact Linda S. at lindalsorrentino@gmail.com

or 860-828-6046

SCHEDULE CHANGE The Children’s Rosary will meet on the 2nd Saturday of July instead of the first. We will meet on Satur-day, July 14. We will not meet in August. We’ll resume regular schedule in September. New Members are welcome!

Give Your Kids a Life: Keep Them Off Drugs by Tim Lanigan (used with permission)

There’s been a big change in peo-ples’ attitudes about using marijua-

na, and it’s a change that may affect parents all over America. One recent poll discovered that 46 percent of Americans sup-port legalizing small amounts for personal use. That’s more than twice the percentage the pollsters found 12 years ago when they last asked the same question. By early 2009, 13 states had legalized marijuana sales to people with doctors’ prescriptions, and the U.S. Justice Department recently an-nounced that it would no longer conduct raids on distributors of medical marijuana in those states. What does this trend mean for parents? If the nation’s drug laws are eased, if law enforcement pulls back, that will shift most of the responsibility for keeping kids off drugs to parents. It’s been said that fighting drug use is a three-legged stool: prevention programs to caution kids about experimenting with drugs; law enforcement programs to stop the sale of drugs; and treatment programs to help those who fall through the cracks. If drug enforcement laws are repealed, that will leave it up to prevention and treatment. And when it comes to drug use, there’s an old saying that is true in so many areas of life: “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” One father, a magazine editor, discovered the truth in that old saying when his son, Nic, started using marijuana at 12 years old and then graduated to powdered and crack cocaine, Ec-stasy, heroin, and to what became his favorite drug, crystal methamphetamine. In 2005, the father, David Sheff, wrote a best-selling book, Beautiful Boy, about the effects of Nic’s drug use and his frequent attempts at rehabilitation and sub-sequent relapses. Nic Sheff told CNN that fourteen years after first experiment-ing with pot, he’s still trying to beat his addiction to metham-phetamine. “I am isolated, alone, disgusted with everything and, most especially, myself,” he said, adding that he suffered from “bouts of wanting to throw myself off a tall building.” The Sheff’s stories are a good object lesson for parents with kids who are coming of age. The bad news is that kids start early today. Twenty percent of kids have experimented with illegal drugs by the eighth grade; by the time they reach the twelfth grade, roughly half of all kids have used illegal drugs. The important years are the teen years. The good news is that if you can keep your kids off drugs until they are 21, you are virtually assured that they will never use them. That means that kids are at risk for almost an entire decade, and most of those years are spent home with the family.

If your kids reach 21 without using drugs, they will have had the opportunity to spend the most important years of their lives preparing for productive work and for building the kind of character they will need to lead their own families. On the other hand, if your kids slip into drug addiction, there’s a good chance they will spend the most important years of their lives, like Nic Sheff, in and out of drug treatment, fo-cused on merely staying clean rather than preparing for life. What can you do to keep your kids off drugs? When it comes to drugs, you may think that the main influences on kids are the movies they see, the songs they hear, and the friends they keep. There’s some truth in that. But surveys show that you are the most the most important influence when it comes to your kids experimenting with drugs. A 2002 survey by The National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University found that many parents thought they had little influence in steering their kids away from drugs. But the teens themselves told the re-searchers otherwise. In a 2000 survey, for example, the Center had found that “half of teens who had not tried mari-juana credited their parents with their decision.” How can you help? Here are two suggestions that should guide your efforts. The first suggestion is to become in-formed about what’s going on in the world of illegal drugs. If half the kids in twelfth grade have experimented with drugs, your kids are in effect surrounded by the drug culture. How do you find solid information you can use to talk with your kids about drugs? There are two good places to start. One is The Partnership for a Drug-Free America, a private group of communications professionals dedicated to helping teens reject drug abuse. Another is the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy, which features links to web sites that offer good advice and information. The second suggestion is to discuss the drug issue openly with your kids. The best place to discuss the subject is the dinner table. Your mere presence each night has a powerful effect on your kids. The dinner table is often the one occa-sion each day that brings together the whole family. The Center at Columbia found that teens who ate family dinners infrequently were three times more likely to use marijuana than those who had family dinners five or more times a week. In the end, what counts will be the decisions your kids make. But if you choose to make the commitment of time and energy it takes to influence that important decision, you will have done all you can do to help your kids find their way to happy, productive, drug-free lives.

June 24, 2018 The Nativity of St. John the Baptist

EAST CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Band camp for students entering grades 8-12 who have a passion for instru-mental music. The camp runs Monday, June 25 – Friday, June 29 from 9:00 AM – 12:00 noon and the cost is $150. Register at Musical Theatre camp for stu-dents entering grades 5-10 who have a passion for musical theatre. The camp runs Monday, June 25 – Friday, June 29 from 8:30 AM – 11:30 AM and the cost is $150. Register at Dance camp for students entering grades 7-12who have a passion for danc-ing. The camp runs Monday, June 25 – Friday, June 29 from 8:30 AM – 11:30 AM and the cost is $150. https://squareup.com/store/ECHS-SummerCamp/

XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL is hosting 10 dif-ferent camps for middle school boys throughout the month of July. There are 8 different sport camps for foot-ball, soccer, baseball, lacrosse, running, crew, wrestling, and strength/conditioning and 2 enrichment camps featuring science, engineering, robotics, problem solving, building, and programing activities.

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There seems to be a lot of division in some Christian churches over moral issues, especially abortion, ordination, and end-of-life care. If all Christians follow the Gospel of Je-

sus, why is there such a difference of opinion? There is always a struggle between culture and religion, and part of that struggle is poli-tics. To be politically correct means that you must embrace the secular virtue of the mo-ment so that you’re "enlightened,"

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