June 5, 2016 - Saint Maximilian Kolbe

Parish of Saint Maximilian Kolbe
200 Tuckahoe Road, Marmora, NJ 08223
Phone: 609-390-0664
Fax: 609-390-8717
Religious Education Program: 609-390-2203
Facebook.com/StMaximilianKolbeParishMarmoraNj?ref=hl
Website: www.saintmaxkolbe.com
June 5, 2016
The Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Church of the Resurrection
200 West Tuckahoe Road
Marmora, NJ 08223
Mass Schedule:
Daily Mass 8:30am
Saturday 4:00pm
Sunday 8:00am, 9:30am,
11:00am& 5:00pm
Confession
Wednesday 5:30-6:00pm
Saturday 3:00pm
Saint Casimir Church
304 Clay Street
Woodbine, NJ 08270
Mass Schedule:
Daily Mass 7:30am
Saturday 5:30pm
Sunday 9:00am,
10:30am Spanish Mass
Confession
Saturday at 5:15pm
Bishop McHugh
Regional Catholic School
Sacraments
Baptism: Third Sunday of the month. Baptism
Preparation Classes First Thursday of the month. Call parish
office to schedule at (609) 390-0664.
Marriage: Arrangements may be made with the pastor one
year in advance. Call parish office to schedule an appointment.
First Communion & Confirmation: Please call Parish Religious
Education Program (PREP) Director, Agnes Bross at 390-2203.
RCIA Program & Anointing of the Sick: Call parish office for
appointments.
2221 Route 9 South
Cape May Court House
(Ocean View) 08210
2016 Mass Schedule:
May 21- September 11
Saturday 4:00pm
Sunday 10:00am
Confession
Saturday at 3:30pm
Saint Maximilian Kolbe Parish 50/50 Raffle
We need your help to make this year’s Raffle the
“Best Ever”
We are asking for your help in spreading the Word:
1. Tell your friends and family
2. Talk about it on social media
3. Call the parish office for additional packets
Again, for 2016, you can arrange for 3 Easy Payments for your packages!
Call the parish office for additional information, 390-0664
Church of the Resurrection
Marmora
July 18-22, 2016 9:00am-12:30pm
For children Kindergarten through Grade 5
$30.00/Child
$40.00/Family
Registration forms are available on the parish website,
outside the Religious Education Office
or in the parish office.
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The Diocese of Camden World Youth Day 2016 Pilgrims
to Krakow, Poland would like to offer you the opportunity
to bring your intentions to the various holy sites, WYD
experiences and visits during our spiritual journey. World
Youth Day is the lar gest inter national gather ing of
Catholic young people. Our time includes prayer,
learning and international exchanges. The experience
culminates with the celebration of Mass with our Holy
Father, Pope Francis. Some of the holy sites that we will
visit include the original image of Our Lady of
Czestochowa, Marytown founded by Saint Maximilian
Kolbe, churches founded by Saint John Paul II and the
Divine Mercy Shrine in Krakow.
“Blessed are the merciful, for they shall obtain mercy”
(MT 5:&) is the theme for World Youth Day 2016. Pope
Francis has selected this Beatitude, given by Jesus in his
Sermon on the Mount as an example of the qualities that
bring all of us closer to the Kingdom of God.
We welcome you to join your intentions with ours as
we prepare and walk through this spiritual journey of
mercy. The pilgrim’s prayer intention book is
available for you to write your intention after Mass.
If you missed the book you may enter your prayer
requests online here: http://bit.ly/WYDCamden
Gregory A. Coogan
Diocese of Camden-Lifelong Faith Formation
Parish of Saint Maximilian Kolbe
Mass Intentions
Mass Intentions
Church of The Resurrection
Saturday, June 4, 2016
4:00pm Jean Drozd by Theresa Cefali & Family
Sunday, June 5, 2016
8:00am Monica (Eckert) Henkel by Michael & Janice Annarelli
& Family
9:30am Alice M. Roman by John & Annamaria Fennekohl
11:00am Paul Michael Burst & Paul J. Burst
5:00pm Deceased Members of the DiCicco & Giammanco
Families by the Family
Monday, June 6, 2016
8:30am Jennie Philpot by the Philpot Family
Tuesday, June 7, 2016
8:30am Douglas Godshall by the Kemenosh Family
Wednesday, June 8, 2016
8:30am Bill Graves by Dot Nagle
Thursday, June 9, 2016
8:30am Cole Rocap by the Furey Family
Friday, June 10, 2016
8:30am Marie McInnes by Betty & Bill Cashman
Rose Bello by Peggy Goodman
Margaret (Peg) Schneider by the Morano Family
Kelly Tulio by Kristie Unsworth
Healing Intentions for Marie Kaufmann by Connee
& Ed Kennedy
Saturday, June 11, 2016
4:00pm Peg Lathers by Agnes Bross
Sunday, June 12, 2016
8:00am Katherine DeStefan by her Son Charles & Mother
9:30am Arthur Reymann, Sr. by his Family
11:00am Megan McKeever by Joe & Katie Burns
5:00pm Tara Compotaro by her Family
Hospitality Sunday
Join us this weekend, after the 8, 9:30 and 11am
Masses in the Pavilion at Resurrection Church.
Second Collection June 11/12
Annual Brazilian Missions Collection
“ For more than 50 years, the Diocese of Camden has
committed itself to the support of mission dioceses in Brazil,
South America, including the support of our missionary priests
and their parishes, schools and seminaries , parish
evangelization programs, and community centers. The Brazilian
Missions Collection, which will be taken up June 11/12, will
help sustain this vital mission work.”
Bishop Dennis J Sullivan
The 2017 Mass Book is open.
If you are planning to schedule more than 3 Masses,
please call the parish office, 390-0664 for an
appointment so we can better serve you. Appointments
will be made for Tuesday afternoons and Fridays.
Saint Casimir Church
Saturday, June 4, 2016
5:30pm Thomas, Jacob & Dominick Caprioni by Sister,
Splendora
Sunday, June 5, 2016
9:00am Frank Macellaro by Fred & Rosemary Schalek
10:30am Diana Santiago by her Mother
Monday, June 6, 2016
7:30am Our Living & Deceased Parishioners
Tuesday, June 7, 2016
7:30am Our Living & Deceased Parishioners
Wednesday, June 8, 2016
7:30am Mark Gildea by Millie DeLanzo
Thursday, June 9, 2016
7:30am Our Living & Deceased Parishioners
Friday, June 10, 2016
7:30am Frank Germanio, Sr. by Lynne & Family
Saturday, June 11, 2016
5:30p
Frank Germanio, Sr. by his Family
Sunday, June 12, 2016
9:00am Maureen Grawl by her Loving Family
10:30am Spanish Mass-Our Living & Deceased Parishioners
Mass Intentions
Bishop McHugh Regional Catholic School
Saturday, June 4, 2016
4:00pm John Fee by Bill & Carol Pyne
Sunday, June 5, 2016
10:00am Minnie Morano by Charley & Donna Kelly
Saturday, June 11, 2016
4:00pm Pat Nugent by Shirley Toth
Sunday, June 12, 2016
10:00am Clarissa Murray by the McClung Family
MERCY CORNER
The Pharisees saw this and said to His
disciples, “Why does your teacher eat
with tax collectors and sinners?”
He heard this and said, “Those who are
well do not need a physician, but the sick do. Go and learn the
meaning of the words, ‘I desire mercy, not sacrifice.’ I did not
come to call the righteous but sinner.” Matthew 9:11-13
God, who is merciful, desires our mercy. Following are some
ways to practice mercy during this Jubilee Year. Try to
randomly select one act each week and put it into practice.
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Go on retreat. It’s a way to be merciful to yourself and the
people around you, who know you need to go on retreat. If
you cannot do that, at least try to make a day, or evening, of
recollection.
Offer to pray with someone, even someone you encounter
on the street or public transport who looks like they could
use it.
Parish of Saint Maximilian Kolbe
Pray for the Sick
Father’s Day Spiritual Bouquet
Father’s Day cards are now available in the
parish office for a $5 donation.
May the Lord bring healing and
renewed strength to all the sick
and bless those who care for the sick. Amen
Susan Bomberger, Edie Cannata, Joseph Costello, Marie
Kaufmann, Mary & Michael Lloyd, James McCloskey, Terry
McKenna, Agnes McMenamin, Loretta Musso, J. P. O’Brien,
Karen Prendergast, Jason Switek, Helene Tolson, Amerigo
Vittorini, Liz Ward, and all the people in our Community and
Parish Family who are in need of healing prayers as well as
those people who have no one to pray for them.
Inside the card reads: A s a Spiritual Gift, you
will be remembered in THE MASSES offered
in our church in observance of Father’s Day.
These cards are a wonderful way to honor all
Fathers, living and deceased.
Lord, hold our troops in your loving
hands. Protect them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our time of
need. We ask this in the name of Jesus, our Lord.
Amen
Please pray for Private Andre Alampiev, Paul Allen, PV2
Devin Bradley, Francis Campbell, Airman First Class, AJ
Caruso, Chaplain Joseph L. Coffey, James J. Duggan,
Brandon Farrell, SPC Erin Gleason, Michael Hagan, Jr.,
DDFN Vinny Iannace, Jake Johnson, Kevin Kennedy,
Nicholas Kling, CW3 Jeff LaFrance, PFC Alicia Magill,
Major Stephen Martenz, PFC Brendan Meyers (Reserves),
David Matthew Murray, Douglas Philip Murray, Max
O’Sullivan, Nick O’Sullivan, Ellen Pfeifle, Stephen
Townsend, Michael Quirk, and Captain Matthew Speed.
The Mission of Family Promise is to keep homeless families
together during their time of crisis by providing safe shelter and
meals in congregational facilities and to provide support services needed to educate, encourage, and empower these families
in their quest to re-establish their individual pride
and independence.
Saint Maximilian Kolbe Parish will be hosting families for
Family Promise at Saint Casimir Church,
304 Clay Street, Woodbine.
Our Clergy
Rosary Prayer Group
Tuesday at 7pm in Resurrection Church Library
June 12-June 18
We are in need of volunteers to provide dinners and to stay
overnight at Saint Casimir Church.
If you are available for these needs,
please contact Melanie, 390-2348
THANK YOU!!
Father Peter M. Joyce, Pastor
Miraculous Medal Novena
Tuesday at 9am in Resurrection Church
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Reverend Jose Ainikkal, C.M.I.
In Residence, St. Casimir Church
Legion of Mary
Tuesday at 9:15am Resurrection Church, Room 2
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Monsignor John Conahan
Retired Associate
Charismatic Prayer Group
Tuesday at 9:15am Resurrection Church, Room 3
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Reverend Leonard Peterson
Retired Associate
Divine Mercy Prayer Group
Wednesday at 6:30pm Resurrection Church
Wednesday at 3:00pm Saint Casimir Church (Bilingual)
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Deacon Arnaldo Santos
Coordinator, Hispanic Ministry
Hispanic Ministry Information
Deacon Arnaldo Santos, coordinator
609-774-7555
Spiritual Guidance
1. Are you interested in drawing closer to God?
2. Do you desire to deepen your prayer life?
3. Are you seeking to better understand the actions of
God’s grace in your life?
Our parish now has Spiritual Directors. If you are
interested, please call for more information:
Kathleen Brewer 609-602-8420
Kathy Egan 215-694-4651
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Deacon’s Schedule: (by appointment)
Wednesday 9am-2pm at Saint Casimir Church
Thursday 9am-2pm at Resurrection Church
Spanish Mass
Sunday at 10:30am at Saint Casimir Church
In the Spirit of Mercy
DIVINE MERCY DEVOTION
Wednesday afternoons at 3:00pm (Bilingual)
Saint Casimir Church, Woodbine
Parish Religious Education Program
Prep Director: Agnes Bross Office Phone: 390-2203
Tuesdays
10am-6pm
Wednesdays 9am-1pm
Thursdays 9am-1pm
Registration forms for the 2016-2017
school year are available on our website, outside of
Mrs. Bross’s office and in the parish office.
On June 8, we will be making Peanut Butter and Jelly
Sandwiches in the Resurrection Church Extension from 5-6pm.
Sandwiches will be donated to the Atlantic City Rescue Mission.
Sign-ups will be organized using the program VolunteerSpot.
Here’s how it works in 3 easy steps:
1. Type the link below to see our Sign-up on VolunteerSpot:
http://vols.pt/23wDVR
2. Review the options listed and choose the spot(s) you like.
3. Sign-up, It’s easy! You will NOT need to r egister an
account or keep a password on VolunteerSpot.
VolunteerSpot does not share your email address with
anyone. If you prefer not to use your email address,
please contact the Religious Ed Office and sign-up
manually.
*Parishioners interested in donating needed supplies:
peanut
butter, jelly and sandwich bags, can place their donations into the
box outside of the Religious Education Office. Thank You!
Saint Maximilian Kolbe Religious Education has partnered with
Community Recycling and their
ShoeBox Recycling Program.
Together they are on a mission to help promote the importance
of shoe recycling while raising funds to help further their efforts.
ShoeBox Recycling is easy, engaging and r ewar ding for
everyone involved.
Participating is simple. Bring in gently used shoes for reuse,
meaning all the shoes we recycle as a group are destined for
another home. From South America and Africa to areas right
here in the United States, ShoeBox Recycling efforts will go to
help people and communities in over 50 countries.
Not only will recycled shoes help our youth raise funds to donate
to local families in need, it will also help keep usable shoes out
of our local landfills.
You are encouraged to write a SoleMate Note to include in your
shoes. You can let their new owner know about where they
came from, and what memories are attached to them.
So start cleaning out your closets and start looking under your
bed for gently used shoes.
Bring all shoes to the Religious Education Office, where
collection boxes are located.
GIGI CLUB
Do you want to meet other
people who are helping their
children by babysitting? Would you like to have
activities and outings with other grandparents? The Gigi
Club is a group of grandparents who are watching their
grandchildren throughout the summer. Come meet
with us to share your needs and hear our information.
Activities such as blueberry picking, going to beach,
biking, play dates, going to zoo, taking a beach tour,
etc… We look forward to your ideas, also.
For information, contact: Diane Brunetti 457-5492
Supporting the Men and Women of our Armed Forces
The Knights of Columbus, Council 9113 sends “Care” Packages
to service members stationed away from
home, veterans hospitals, homes and/or clinics, and to troops
through the USO.
Please help by donating items below and/or providing names
and addresses of service members stationed away from home.
Paperback Books
DVD’s & CD’s
Handi-Wipes
(Sanitized)
Hand Sanitizer
Sunscreen
Foot Care Products
Writing and Note
Paper & Pens
Personal Items
T-Shirts (New)
Sweatsocks (New)
Protein Bars, Snacks
Coffee
Powdered Creamer
Baby Wipes*
Toothpaste*
Body Wash*
Razors*
Female Deodorant*
Please place donated items into the marked container in the
church gathering area. If you would like to add a name to our
service member’s list, please call the parish office, 390-0664.
Parish and Community News
Saint Maximilian Kolbe Parish
Food Pantries
Resurrection Church Food Pantry is open
every Wednesday from 2pm-5pm.
Saint Casimir Church Food Pantry is open
Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday, 9:30am-Noon. For an
emergency food request, please call 609-861-5992.
Thrift Shop
The Thrift Shop at Saint Casimir Church is open
Tuesday through Saturday 9am-1pm.
WOULD YOU HELP?
The Church of the Resurrection Food Pantry,
located in the back, off the church extension,
is open to the needy, Wednesday afternoons,
2:00-5:00pm.
Father Pete is asking for additional monthly
volunteers for this special Work of Mercy,
“Feeding the Hungry.”
No prior experience necessary.
Call the parish office, 390-0664.
8th Annual Michael Barnes Memorial
Shoes at the Shore
Horseshoe Tournament
Saint Maximilian Kolbe Parish
Gift Cards
Saint Maximilian Kolbe
Resurrection Church
Saturday, June 18, 2016
Gift Cards ar e available for the following:
Shop Rite, Acme, Crab Trap,
Island Shore Chinese in Marmora, Asian Shore Chinese in
Ocean View, L’s Restaurant , Mama Mia’s Restaurant,
Soprano’s Pizzeria, Tuckahoe Inn and Reflections. Purchase
cards after all Masses or in our Parish Office at Resurrection
Church, during weekdays.
Volunteers are needed to sell cards after all Masses. Please
call the Parish Office at 609-390-0664 to volunteer for a
Saturday or Sunday Mass.
Credit Cards now accepted at Church of the Resurrection.
Registration begins at 8:30am, First Game at 9:00am
Advanced registration is $30.00/person and $60.00/team.
For additional information, visit: www.shoesattheshore.com
or call John Fennekohl at 609-425-1561
Sponsored by Knights of Columbus, Monsignor Zegers/
Resurrection Council-9113
American Red Cross Blood Drives
scheduled at 2 locations in June
Saint Maximilian Kolbe Parish
Monday, June 13, 2016
Saint Casimir Church, Woodbine
2:00-7:00pm
Monday, June 20, 2016
Church of the Resurrection, Marmora
2:00-7:00pm
Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus
Monsignor Zegers/Resurrection Council, 9113
Monsignor Robert B. Ervin/Saint Casimir Council, 14291
Saint Maximilian Kolbe
Blessed Virgin Mary Shrine
If you are interested in
ordering a paver, please
visit or call the parish office, 390-0664
Bishop McHugh Seeks Summer Volunteers
High School or College students looking for volunteer hours this
summer are welcome at Bishop McHugh Regional Catholic
School. The school is in need of volunteers to help as the
maintenance staff renovates several areas and prepares
classrooms for the opening in September.
Students may volunteer on their own schedule anytime during
summer office hours, Mon.-Thurs., 8:30am-12 Noon. You will
receive a recommendation letter acknowledging their community
service hours. If interested, email:
[email protected] or call, 624-1900.
Citizens/Veterans Advisory Council (CVAC)
website is a “one-stop shop”, designed to easily identify
available resources for veterans and their families
in Cape May County. http://cvaccapemay.com
www.Facebook.com/StMaximilianKolbeParishMarmoraNj?ref=hl
Prendie Class of 1966-50th Reunion
APHS Class of 1966 will hold their 50th Class reunion on
Saturday, Oct. 15, 2016 at the Springfield Country Club. To
receive further information, classmates should send contact
information to Dottie Bracken Evangelista:
[email protected] or call 610-436-0427.
Neumann-Goretti Alumni All Classes
2016 Summer Reunion
Saturday, August 20 at Keenan’s in North Wildwood. For more
information and tickets call the Alumni Office,
215-389-0925 or email:
[email protected]
12 Step Programs ~ AA
Resurrection Church
Classroom area, Marmora
AA, Alanon & Alateen Meetings
are held every Thursday Night at 8pm
Saint Casimir Church
St. Joseph’s Building, Woodbine
AA Meetings are held:
Every Monday at 10:00am
· Every Thursday Night at 7:30pm
· Every Friday Night at 6:00pm
Please join us or call 609-390-0664 for information