September 27 - St. Mary Parish

THE PARISH OF SAINT MARY
A Catholic Community Proclaiming the Greatness of God in our Time
One Phalanx Road Colts Neck, NJ 07722 Phone: 732-780-2666 Fax: 732-780-0394
TWENTY-SIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
27 SEPTEMBER 2015
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Bishop of the Diocese of Trenton: Most Reverend David M. O’Connell, C. M.
Pastor: Reverend Fr. Jeffrey E. Lee
Deacons:
Fred Sorrentino
Vincent Rinaldi
James V. Gallagher
Trustees:
Susan Coleman
Bill LaMorte
Pastor Emeritus: Reverend Fr. William J. Bausch
The Parish Office hours are Monday through Thursday 8:30AM to
7:30PM and Sunday 9AM-12NOON.
Mass Intentions for the Week
28 September - 4 October
Please pray for the following
members of our parish family
who are ill:
Monday 28 September 9:00AM in the Chapel
Helen and Richard Bernius by Gail and Bill Cargiulo
Bill O’ Doherty by Freda O’ Doherty
Tuesday 29 September 9:00AM in the Chapel
Frances DeSimone by Joann and Robert Buhler
Mary Connelly by AnnMarie and Vincent Vita
Wednesday 30 September 9:00AM in the Chapel
Patricia Rothmann by Gail and Bill Cargiulo
Roy Masterson and Daniel McGuire by Laura Discenza
Thursday 1 October 9:00AM in the Chapel
Mario Sinatra by the Gibson Family
William (Bill) Chappel by Gloria and Ted Ziemienski
Friday 2 October 9:00AM in the Chapel
Rev. Fr. Raymond S. Bianchi by Rev. Fr. Jeffrey E. Lee, Staff
and Parishioners
Saturday 3 October 5:00PM in the Church
Margaret Kovalsky by the Discenza Family
Gertrude Rimmele by Barbara Saake
Susan Schatzle by Irene Sessa
Sunday 4 October in the Church
8:00AM
James Resko by his Family
For the Living and Deceased Members and Benefactors
Giuseppe Gavinelli by Charlie Gavinelli
10:00AM
Sergio Dos Santos by the Zarantonello Family
Ernest Gasperine by Ginny and Bill La Morte
Carl Valenziano by Tracy and Mike Borut
12:00PM
Robert A. McNamara by the McNamara Family
Sally Jean Ivanov by Jennifer and Steven Stubbs
Martin J. Stubbs by Jennifer and Steven Stubbs
Izilda Alberti
Jacqueline Andres
Mary Barbagallo
Bill Barnett
Joan Blatz
Jennie Borowski
Florence Brillante
Natalie Chiaino
Anthony Citro
Jo Clement
Linda Damen
John DeStefano
Tommy Dwyer
Ruth Fiedler
Margaret Gesner
Emily Gioacchini
Tom Hudak
Joseph Jurgielewicz
Lori Lettieri
Angela Liguori
Angela Kinlin
Arnold Marchesi
Barbara Matuscak
Leonidas Mavrookas
John McInerney
Marjorie Messler
Tom Nolan
Tere Nolan
John Orrico
Frances Renna
Lori Romer
Lou Schmitt
Jim Shatzle
Linda Sobel
Hayden Sprat
To add a family member to the sick list, please call or
e-mail the Parish Office.
A person is put on the list for 8 weeks unless a
renewal call is received. Thank you!
732-780-2666 or [email protected]
Rest in Peace
Please remember in your prayers, those
who entered into their new and eternal
life in Christ recently.
Vincent Salvo, father of Rosanne Longobardi
Christopher LaSalle, brother of Michael LaSalle
Pray for Our Military
Welcome to the newest members of our St. Mary’s
family who were Baptized recently:
Julianna Catherine Savage
Luca Ray Montana
Lance Corporal Scott MacConnell
Lance Corporal Edward Zarzecki
If there is a family member you wish to be placed on a
list, please call the Parish Office at 732-780-2666. Please
include rank and branch of service.
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Worship Ministry Schedule:
3/4 October: Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
Altar
Server
Saturday,
5:00 PM
(Church)
Sunday,
8:00 AM
(Church)
Sunday,
10:00 AM
(Church)
Sunday,
12:00 PM
(Church)
EMs of Holy Communion
Reader
2
Greeter
Cantor
Usher
Daniel
Cowles
Abigail
Cowles
Louise Habrack - Center Cup
Frank Baker - Organ Host
Irene Weller - Center Host
Suzanne Schlesinger - Tabernacle Host
Emily Santangelo - Organ Cup
Maria Thompson - Tabernacle Cup
John
Carlucci
John
McCrae
Margaret
Caponegro
NOT
FILLED
Kathi
Blinn
Jim Davis
Jack Davis
John Grabowski
Bob Lind
Ralph Martucci
Heather
Boliver
NOT
FILLED
Joseph Flanagan - Center Cup
Carol Rodeck - Organ Host
Michael Stivala - Center Host
Joyce Flynn - Tabernacle Host
Paul Osmulski - Organ Cup
Susan Osmulski - Tabernacle Cup
Carl
Simone
Annette
Raynor
Tina
Repetto
John
Rodeck
Anne
Baker
George Illmensee
James Pifer
George Watts
Joe Young
Patrick
Dickinson
Jackie
Drudy
(sub req.)
June Zeringue - Center Cup
NOT FILLED - Center Cup
Linda Dickinson-Pancila - Organ Host
Mary Aiello - Center Host
Helen DeCerce - Tabernacle Host
Mathilda Said - Organ Cup
Dawn Reinhardt - Tabernacle Cup
Christopher
Aquinas
Julia
Cullen
Andrew
Befumo, Jr.
Muriel
Rogers
Kristen
Kohm
Vince Cerulo
Eleanor Crawford
Leigh Gavinelli
Allan Ryan
William Spence
Joe Walsh
Jack Zumba
Tommy
Zita
NOT
FILLED
Marycatherine Noble - Center Cup
Monica Barr - Organ Host
MaryJoan McNamara - Center Host
Patricia Balbo - Tabernacle Host
Anna May Schellenberger - Organ Cup
Sandra Montefusco - Tabernacle Cup
Stanley
Drusdow
Donna
Murphy
NOT
FILLED
Marybeth
Jacobson
John Barr
James Dolan
Lee Gesner
Joe Mancino
Joseph Rinaldo
William Starce
Catholic Schools Mass Tue sd ay, Octo b e r 7th,
10:30am at the Cathedral in Trenton
Lifelong Catechesis Week of
28 September - 4 October
9/28 Mon Zec 8: 1-8; Lk 9: 46-50
9/29 Tues Dn 7: 9-10, 13-14; Jn 1: 47-51
9/30 Wed Neh 2: 1-8; Lk 9: 57-62
10/1 Thurs Neh 8: 1-4a, 5-6, 7b-12; Lk 10: 1-12
10/2 Fri
Reader
1
Ex 23: 20-23; Mt 18: 1-5, 10
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4 October 27 SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Gn 2: 18-24; Heb 2: 9-11; Mk 10: 2-16
Question for Children: Jesus teaches us that our faith is is
powerful and with it, we can do great things. We can forgive,
love, and share with others. Which of these do you do most
often?
Question for Youth: The Gospel tells us even a little bit of
faith is enough to make amazing things happen. How are you
keeping your faith alive and growing? What good things
happen in your life because of your faith?
Question for Adults: Being “in Christ” means living as
Christ teaches. What signs do you see in your life of
generosity, forgiveness, hospitality, or any other of Jesus’
teachings?
The Diocese of Trenton
Office of Vocations
invites you to the
Ocean County Holy Hour
for Vocations
The Holy Hour will consist of Scripture reading,
reflection, recitation of the Rosary, meditation &
closing Benediction.
Location: St. Dominic Parish,
250 Old Squan Road, Brick, NJ 08724
Date:
Wednesday, October 28, 2015
Time:
7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
For further information, please contact the
Office of Vocations at [email protected]
or call (609) 406-7449.
Feast of St. Francis of Assisi
Blessing of the Animals
Oct 4th * 11:15AM
Join us at the Meditation Garden
in front of the St. Francis of
Assisi statue. Please bring your
favorite pets to be blessed.
Leashes and carriers are suggested since there is
usually a good turnout of furry creatures.
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Pastoral Associate for Worship & Evangelization
Deacon Vincent Rinaldi
[email protected]
Social Concerns: Roger Zurro Music Ministry: Lauren Walters [email protected] Organist: Andrew Macirowski
Questions about the Scriptures used during Mass
How is the Lectionary arranged?
The Lectionary is arranged in two cycles, one for Sundays and one for weekdays.
The Sunday cycle is divided into three years, labeled A, B, and C. 2014 was Year A. 2015 was
Year B, 2016 is Year C, etc, keeping in mind the Church Year begins 1st Sunday Advent. In Year A, we read mostly
from the Gospel of Matthew. In Year B, we read the Gospel of Mark and chapter 6 of the Gospel of John. In Year C, we
read the Gospel of Luke. The Gospel of John is read during the Easter season in all three years. The first reading, usually
from the Old Testament, reflects important themes from the Gospel reading. The second reading is usually from one of
the epistles, a letter written to an early church community. These letters are read semi-continuously. Each Sunday, we
pick up close to where we left off the Sunday before, though some passages are never read.
The weekday cycle is divided into two years, Year I and Year II. Year I is read in odd-numbered years (2015, 2017, etc.)
and Year II is used in even-numbered years (2014, 2016, etc.) The Gospels for both years are the same. During the year,
the Gospels are read semi-continuously, beginning with Mark, then moving on to Matthew and Luke. The Gospel of
John is read during the Easter season. For Advent, Christmas, and Lent, readings are chosen that are appropriate to the
season. The first reading on weekdays may be taken from the Old or the New Testament. Typically, a single book is read
semi-continuously (i.e., some passages are not read) until it is finished and then a new book is started.
The year of the cycle does not change on January 1, but on the First Sunday of Advent (usually late November) which is
the beginning of the liturgical year.
In addition to the Sunday and weekday cycles, the Lectionary provides readings for feasts of the saints, for common
celebrations such as Marian feasts, for ritual Masses (weddings, funerals, etc.), for votive Masses, and for various needs.
These readings have been selected to reflect the themes of these celebrations. -USCCB
October is Respect Life Month.
October 4, 2015 - Respect Life Sunday is celebrated in the Diocese of Trenton and in all parishes
throughout the United States. The 2015 USCCB theme is "Every Life is Worth Living." This is an
opportunity for all to focus on the great gift of human life. For more information see www.usccb.org/
respectlife or www.dioceseoftrenton.org/respectlifeministry or call 609-403-7192.
Life Chain- October 4, 2015, Sunday - 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. - St. Veronica's 25th Annual Life Chain
event. Life Chain is a peaceful and prayerful witnessing against abortion and for greater respect for all
human life. Signs provided by the Life Chain National Office are held along Route 9 in front of St.
Veronica's rectory while praying for 1 hour. Refreshments are served afterwards. This event can be
used for service time credit with proper permission.
For additional information contact Hu at 732-367-2565.
September 23, 2015 to November 1, 2015/40 Days for Life in the Diocese of Trenton.
This fall, people throughout the country are invited to take part in the 40 Days for Life effort. We are
asked to commit to prayer and fasting for an end to abortion in America. In addition to 40 days of prayer
and fasting, please consider volunteering to pray outside one of the 40 Days for Life campaign locations
for one or more hours during the 40 days. Spread the word to others about this important life–saving
effort. www.40daysforlife.com
Monmouth County: Planned Parenthood, 69 E. Newman Springs Road, Shrewsbury, NJ.
Local Contact - Monmouth 40 Days 732-610-7437 [email protected]
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Quovadis…
My Dear Parishioners:
Today we celebrate the Twenty-Sixth Sunday in
Ordinary Time.
Through our baptismal
anointing we truly are prophets (see first
reading). All of us are commissioned to speak
and do deeds in the Lord’s name. Thus,
baptism is more than initiation into a group—it
is the transformation of ourselves into disciples
of Christ who follow the Teacher by faithful
service “in [his] name.” As a follower of
Christ, this means doing something so great as
volunteering for one of the liturgical ministries
or so simple a task as taking the garbage out
without being asked.
The month of October provides us with the
opportunity for us to reflect on the life and
witness of Saint Francis of Assisi as well as Our
Lady of the Rosary. Next weekend, we observe
Respect Life Sunday. There are many ways in
which we show our respect for the dignity of
human life. Our sharing of clothes and other
essential items, our service at soup kitchens,
Chastity Awareness, and certainly our steadfast
position against Abortion and the Death
Penalty. While these are some of the most
difficult issues of our day, let us pray for an
openness to God’s will for us in our lives to be
faith-filled witnesses, especially concerning the
dignity of every human life from conception
through natural death.
Next weekend, I am scheduled to present our
Stewardship Report at all of the Masses. Each
year this is a way for me to preface the choices
we have made and the results of those choices
as they affect our parish. As stakeholders, each
of us has a right to this information. It
demonstrates the progress that is being made.
Our annual Stewardship Newsletter is being
prepared and should be at your homes in the
coming weeks. Please read it. It is your right
to know this information and the overall
condition of our parish. Should you have
questions, please ask one of our trustees or a
member of the parish staff.
Last week, we had the opportunity to celebrate
the Sacrament of Penance & Reconciliation
with our candidates for the Sacrament of
Confirmation, their sponsors and their parents.
This coming week, we will welcome His
Excellency, The Most Reverend Bishop of
Trenton who will confer this sacrament upon
our candidates. Let us pray for these young
women and men, their sponsors and families
who are the future of our catholic church. May
the descent of the Holy Spirit upon them give
them what is needed to live their lives as
committed Roman Catholics and bring God’s
steadfast love into a world that longing. Let us
pray for His Excellency, that God’s grace will
flow through him to these candidates and to
our parish community.
This weekend, we welcome His Holiness, Pope
Francis to our land and into our homes. May
this Apostolic Visit inspire us to greater fidelity
in sustaining the communion of the Catholic
Church in our communities and throughout the
world. May the message of Mercy continue to
inspire all citizens of our great land. Let us
continue to pray for the Holy Father as he
proclaims Christ to a world that has been made
suspect and even hostile to the Christian
Message. Have a great week. Let us remember
one another in prayer. Happy Sunday. Peace.
Father Jeff
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Pastoral Associate for Faith Formation & Life Long Learning
Michele McCue
[email protected]
Coordinator of Children's Catechesis & Ministry: Jennifer Schlameuss-Perry [email protected]
Coordinator of Adolescent Catechesis and Ministry: Matthew Butler
[email protected]
Middle School and High School Students,
Do you need Community Service Hours?
SERVICE DATES: Parent Volunteers needed as well.
Prayer for Confirmation Candidates
Holy Spirit,
Prepare our Candidates to fully receive the gifts of Wisdom,
Understanding, Counsel, Fortitude, Knowledge, Piety, and Fear
of the Lord, and to begin a life of service to Jesus, Our Lord.
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Prepare them to receive the joy of your presence and the fruits,
which you offer to them. Help them to trust that you will come
to dwell within them so that they may count on your guidance
every day of their lives.
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Show them how to become better disciples of Jesus Christ,
sharing your love with our world and
with each person they meet.
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Fitness Activities
Come, Holy Spirit!
Continuation of the 7 Gifts of the Holy Spirit
5 & 6 of the Seven Gifts
Knowledge is awareness of God’s plan. It is not simply an
accumulation of facts but rather an understanding of God’s
purpose and how we ought to respond. Knowledge helps bring
to light temptations and to discern whether to give in or live a
life worthy of God’s approval.
Reverence is our obedience to God and our willingness to
serve him. It is not just obedience through a sense of duty but
rather obedience out of love and devotion. It facilitates a
deeper respect for God and the Church.
Confirmation 2015 Candidates
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Sunday, October 18th- Crop Walk
Saturday, October 24th - Halloween Halls
Oct 25, Nov 29 & Dec 27 - AGAPE in Parish Hall
Wednesday, November 4th – The CBA Hunger Banquet
November 13 - Fall Festival Dinner (set-up, clean-up)
November – Thanksgiving Basket Food Collection at St.
Mary Parish, Sorting and Packing dates TBA
November/December – Sponsor a Family/Christmas
Present Drive at St. Mary Parish
December 13 - Advent Pancake Br eakfast
Sept 27 - 1-3pm : FULL Confirmation Practice in Church
Sept 29 - 6-8pm : Practice for candidates only
OCT. 1 - Confirmation 4 pm:
Candidates, Parents and Sponsors
arrive in Spiritual Center by 2:30pm
Above all else, guard your heart,
for it is the wellspring of life.- Proverbs 4:23
MatthewButler,CoordinatorofAdolescentCatechesisand
MinistryforTheParishofSaintMary,isputting
strengtheningofthebodyintoaction.Thefollowingare
variousFitnessofferingscoordinatedforboththeyouthand
familiesoftheParish.
ToregisterforthefollowingFitnessofferings
[email protected]
• Track&FieldClinic
Forkidsages8tohighschool.CBACoachAndrew
CusickandparishionerWillLutkewittewillfacilitate.
When:Thursday,Oct.15 th
Time:6-8pm
• FamilyFitnessNight
When:Monday,October19 ththroughMonday,
December14th
Time:7pmto8pm
• BrazilianJiu-jitsuclass
When:Sunday,October25 ththroughSunday,
December13th(exceptThanksgivingSunday)
Time:1:30pm-2:30pm
Lecture Series * September 27, October 4, 11, 18 & 25 from 5-6pm Sunday evenings
Where and When: Helen Hayes Theater, in Spiritual Center
Matt Butler, Coordinator of Adolescent Catechesis and Ministry, has arranged for excellent speakers to present a lecture
series during our 7th and 8th grade classes on Sunday evenings. Although this series has been scheduled for the convenience of our
7th and 8th grade parents, all adults are welcome to these presentations.
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There is no fee- please come and bring a friend!!
Sunday, September 27 Topic: Christ in the Home by Brother Frank Byrne, Pr esident of Chr istian Br other s Academy.
Sunday, October 4th Topic: How to Cultivate Hope by Mary Ellen Bennett, LPC
Sunday, October 11th Topic: Theology and History by Mr Gregg Higgins, Head of Theology Dept, CBA & author of 7 books.
Sunday, October 18th Topic: Faith and Film by Jim Tortorici, CBA Religion Teacher
Sunday, October 25th Topic: Faith in the Sports Arena by Bob O’Connor and Vito Chiaravalloti
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Spiritual Adoption - Week 3
At the moment of my conception my single cell
contains 46 chromosomes that determine the
·details of my human development: whether I
am a boy or girl, what I will look like, my
personality and my emotional make-up. I know that God has
made me perfectly in His Image!
Keep praying for me!
Pilgrimage NOVEMBER 7, 2015
Basilica of the National Shrine
of the Immaculate Conception
in Washington, DC.
WE WILL: * Leave the par king lot at 6AM
* Return that evening.
Would like more information? Please email Michele at
[email protected] or call
732-780-2666x 312 at your earliest convenience!
Inquiry Session Sept. 23rd, 7PM
Are you a non-Catholic who would like to learn
more about the Catholic faith? Are you a
Catholic who didn't receive Communion and
Confirmation? Come and See what the Church is all
about! We will have our first informal RCIA (Rite of
Christian Initiation of Adults) Inquiry Session on
Wednesday, September 23, at 7 PM in the Faith
Formation Office.
Registration is not necessary, but if you would like more
information, please call Jen or Michele at 732-780-2666.
Feel free to bring a friend!
All children ages 4 to 12
are encouraged to join us!
LWD is in need of catechists,
particularly for the 5PM Sat. Mass
Once again, we are forming Advent
small faith sharing groups. It is a busy, busy season, but
one wonderful way of focusing on the true meaning of
Christmas is to explore the Word of God!
Interested in facilitating a faith sharing group?
Snacks & drinks will be on board, plus there is a great cafeteria
in the Basilica for lunch, or you may bring your own meal and
refreshments. The cost for the trip is $5 per person for
parishioners & $10 for non-parishioners.
RSVP 732-780-2666 X312 or
[email protected]
Drop off Checks to the parish office made payable to Saint
Mary Parish with Pilgrimage Nov 7 in the memo line.
Liturgy of the Word Dismissal
Advent Faith Sharing
Groups Facilitators Needed!
In order to accomplish this, we will need
more facilitators. Facilitators do not have
to be experts in any sense of the word;
they just keep the group focused and
moving. You can meet at the parish or in
your home- there would be 4 meetings in
total scheduled at your convenience. Facilitators will
receive all of the materials they will need for their group.
After praying daily for nine months
we will have a baby shower.
Gifts and donations will be given to
Good Counsel Homes.
Held weekly at the following Masses:
• Saturday 5pm
• Sunday 10am
• Sunday 12noon
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Advent faith sharing groups may be co-ed, or not!
Please help keep the Advent season holy by helping
others find God in their lives during this hectic time!
Walking with Purpose Bible Study
Join the women of Saint Mary Parish!
The Fall program begins October 1 and
meets Thursdays at either 12:30pm or 7:30pm
Questions or to register contact:
Angela 732-946-9196 Molly 732-598-6808
To purchase your materials for the year, visit
WWP website www.walkingwithpurpose.com
Little Church
Children post-diaper through
school age are welcome
during the 10AM Mass.
Please register on-line
for this program
Registration Link is found in Formation
Tab, under registration, & located at the
bottom of the page
Jesus, Mommy and Me
Returns October 5th 9:45-11:30AM
Meets the 1st and 3rd Monday of each
month in Room 11.
Faith-filled playgroup for
children birth to three years.
Pre-registration is not necessary
attend whenever you wish.
Contact St. Mary’s volunteer, Elana
Eng at [email protected]
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Sharing Our Treasure
19/20 September 2015
Weekly Sacrificial Stewardship Offering $16,071
Envelope Contributions
$ 11,542
Electronic/Online Contributions
$ 3,440
Loose Contributions
$ 1,089
Average Contribution per Household
this week
$36.72
# of Contributing Households
408
# of Registered Parishioner Households 1,930
Please remember
The Parish of Saint Mary
in your Will and Estate planning.
THANK YOU for the Sacrificial Stewardship
Offerings as we support the ministries, programs
and facilities of our parish. May God Bless you for
the sacrifices that you make.
September 27, 2015 * Stewardship Awareness Sunday
“Anyonewhogivesyouacupofwatertodrinkbecause
youbelongtoChrist,amen,Isaytoyou,willsurelynot
losehisreward.” (Mark 9:41)
Stewardshiplivesre lectthelifeofJesus.Remember,we
weremadeinHisimage.Wetendtoforgetthis.When
othersseeyou,dotheyseethefaceofJesus?Whenyou
lookatothers,doyouseethefaceofJesusinthem?
Since last record on donors to Catholic Appeal
2 more donors have pledged their assistance,
bringing total of Donors to 277.
To date, pledges total $60,238,
just $11, 000 short of our goal of $71,266.
Please help up meet our goal. Many need us!
Use an ACA envelope found on church credenzas, or
contribute on www.dioceseoftrenton.org/catholicappeal
FOOD COLLECTION
NEXT WEEKEND
Please place your food donations
on the table in the parish hall.
Thank you
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Saint Mary Parish
SUPER 50/50
drawing was held at AGAPE
on Sept. 20
Gross Receipts
Total Prize
$ 62,200
$ 31,100
First Prize 60%
Second Prize 30%
Third Prize 10%
$ 18,660
$ 9,330
$ 3,110
Thank you to the 529 parishioner households for
their support of the St. Mary Parish SUPER 50/50.
As of Sept 20, 2015 the following parishioners sold
or purchased 50/50 since our last reporting.
THANK YOU, to the parishioner households that
sold additional books of tickets.
Albolino, Michael
Antenucci, Alison
Austin, James & Theresa
Basile, Charles & Laura
Bellisario, Paul & Patricia
Berg, Edward & Maureen
Bilodeau, Paul
Boliver, James & Kimberly
Brennan, Joyce
Brock, Ed & Jean
Brunner, Neal & Susan
Cannizarro, Michael & Melissa
Cowles, Martha
Deitrich, Eric & Marcela
Demizio, Craig & Claudine
Doherty, John & Maria
DuBois, Jack & Eileen
Duffy, Larry & Karen
Durski, Bob & Patty
D'Urso, John & Jean
Farrow, Jim & Rosemarie
Finnegan, Sean & Maureen
Fitzpatrick, Rob & Kim
Flynn, Greg & Alba
Habrack, Ed & Louise
Hall, Tom & Gail
Higgins, Dan & Jackie
Leccese, Frank & Regina
Loew, Dolores
Lopes, Mario & Linda
Mogensen, Bill & Kathy
Molloy, Steve & Pam
Nicoletta, Jimmy & Tricia
Noble, Joe & Mary Kay
Papeleo, Ron & Vickie
Pastore, Keri
Perillo, Louis & Joan
Pierro, Ralph & Ann
Pinguelo, Fernando & Janine
Quigley, Joseph & Rachelle
Raynor, Kevin & Annette
Savo, Gino & Christine
Schatzle, Jim
Schauer, Joseph & Alana
Senatore, Wayne & Anne
Simonson, Karen
Smith, Denise
Stagliano, Bill & Linda
Staub, Michael & Maureen
Vlahos, Tony & Michelle
Williams, Brian & Lisa
Wilson, Chris & Tricia
Winther, Sean & Peggy
Yaeger, Rich & Mary
Young, Brian & Lauren
Zamarra, Joseph & Mary
Zilinski, Alex & Toni
Many blessings to you for your continued
stewardship to Saint Mary Parish!
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Pastoral Coordinator for Community Building and Communications:
Linda Dickinson-Pancila
[email protected]
Martha Mary Guild
Welcomes
New Members
Wednesday,
October 14th, 2015
Singles Social MEET and GREET
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Sun. Oct. 4, Football & snacks at the Fir eside Bar
& Grill in Marlboro, NJ Route 79, 12:30pm meet at
St. Mary Parish
Sat. Oct. 17, Chatswor th Cr anber r y Festival
Join with other singles for social activities.
Meet new people, build community
& plan fun filled activities.
Contact Kim: [email protected] 732-618-7983 to join.
ALL welcomed: widowed, divorced, never married.
Upcoming COMMUNITY BUILDING Events!!
Why not join us in planning fun events for the whole community?
Halloween Halls – Sign-up after Masses
Saturday, October 24 immediately
following the 5pm Mass. Children attend
Mass in costume then parade to Trick or
Treat from rooms, tables, and if needed
trucks in the parking lot. There will be refreshments, games
and crafts. Join the team to help!
Parishioners are needed to decorate a
table, room, or trunk and hand out
candy. Bakers are needed for themed
dessert items. Sign up at AGAPE!
Emma Tucker [email protected]
Fall Festival Pot Luck Dinner – Tickets on sale Parish Office
Friday, November 13 at 7pm. Adults only!
Tickets are $5 per person and a dish of Autumn
inspired food to share with the group. Join
friends at a table, share a fall inspired meal, and
have fun! Committee members needed to
coordinate details, decorations, entertainment, tickets etc…
Light Up a Memory Saturday, December 12. Pur chase candles on
the Memory Tree for loved ones. All are invited
to the joyous tree lighting ceremony outside at
the Memory Tree. Join us for music by our
choir and a reception, with delicious
refreshments in the Gathering Space.
The Martha Mary Guild’s October meeting is traditionally a
“four-fold evening”. New members are welcomed with a
special ceremony in the Spiritual Center Chapel, conducted by
Fr. Jeff or a Deacon and “old members” recommit to the Guild.
Then everyone goes to Madonna Hall for a delicious Pot-Luck
Supper, as a fitting welcome to the new members. (Kindly take
your “pot-luck” dishes to Madonna Hall kitchen beforehand.)
After the feast, there is a fun Fashion Show, with members
modeling what they purchased at the September Clothing Sale.
Pictured above are participants from a previous show. If any
members wish to participate in the Fashion Show, please call
Sue Coleman at 732-946-4238.
This year’s meeting will be on Wednesday, Oct. 14, with the
rosary in the Spiritual Center Chapel at 6:30 p.m., followed by
the ceremony, dinner and show. Come and join us and see
what the Guild is all about!
The Martha Mary Guild sincerely thanks everyone who
contributed to the Clothing/Linen Sale in anyway - the donors,
the customers, the many workers – including Freda O’Doherty,
Jane Slattery, Peggy Caponegro and their “Boutique Bunch”,
Treasure Herman and her “Linen Ladies”, and the “Gem” who
took care of the jewelry table: Barbara Varga. Congratulations
and kudos to the dedicated and hardworking General Chairs:
Sue Coleman and Kathy Adleman. They kept everything going
smoothly - from set-up to clean-up! A special thank you to the
husbands and to the strong young men from Matthew Butler’s
Youth Group (including some parents) who helped to set up
and then came in on Saturday to help us “bag it up”. Many
charitable organizations will benefit from everyone’s hard
work!
Clothes were donated to:
Birth Right
Catholic Workers
Covenant House
Dress for Success
Lunch Break in Red Bank
Phillippini Missions
Sisters Academy
St. Vincent de Paul at Christ the King in Long Branch
Advent Pancake Breakfast – Tickets on sale Parish Office
Sunday, December 13. Please join the
committee that brings you the best Pancake
breakfast in town!! Men always make the
pancakes!! All ages invited to help coordinate.
Please contact Linda for more info. & to help out with any
upcoming event [email protected]
GARDEN CLUB
Meets every Wednesday at 5pm
throughout the Fall.
Help maintain the Butterfly Garden behind the Chapel.
Contact Linda for more info.
[email protected]
FALL CLEAN UP date to be announced
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Participants and team leaders needed.
Help remove fall leaves & fallen branches
before the winter months.
Community service & leadership hours given.
All outside groups/troops welcome to help!
[email protected]
www.stmaryscoltsneck.org
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Divorced & Separated Support Group
St. James in Red Bank is pleased to offer a support group to all
Divorced and Separated Catholics being run by a parishioner who
has been trained at the Diocesan level. The group will meet
consecutive Tuesdays, starting September 29, 2015 from 7 - 9pm,
ending in early December (late attendees ar e welcome up until
October 12th). If interested, please send an email
to: [email protected].
500th Birthday Anniversary Celebration Retreat
Saint Teresa of Avila
“Let nothing disturb you”
October 3, 2015St. Mary’s Madonna Hall
8:30 am – 3:30 pm
Celebration of Mass- Presentations - Food
Celebrant - Fr Patrick McMahon, O.Carm
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President of the Carmelite Theological Studies,
Washington, DC
President of Institutum Carmelitanum, Rome, Italy,
Head of Institutum Carmelitanum
Please Call Denise-for reservations/brunch
$15.00 per person - seating is limited
732-364-5548
CATHOLIC WOMEN OF ZION—CHAPTER I
at St. William the Abbot Church
2015 UPCOMING DAY RETREATS
Oct 3
CWOZ I - Outreach
St. William the Abbot, Howell, NJ
9:00 - 1:00 PM
Questions please contact:
Mary Ann Collett, MSW, MA, CLEM, Director of
Catholic Women of Zion at: www.cwoz.org
Upper Room Spiritual Center
3455 West Bangs Avenue, Building 2
Neptune, NJ 07753
e-mail: [email protected]
www.theupper-room.org
A Woman’s Gathering
This Saturday morning program provides women a time to be
with other women, to pray with each other, to share with each
other and to support each other. The program includes prayer
on a particular theme relevant to women, sharing and brunch.
Presenters: Women’s Gathering Core Group
Date: Satur day, October 3, 2015
Time: 10am-12noon
Fee: $15~ $25
Catholic
Child Care
Services
Rolling Registration is now open please
call 732-780-0135 to register, to set up an
appointment and for more information.
CATHOLIC CHILDCARE CENTER
Open House: Satur day, Oct. 3, 6-8 pm
immediately following 5pm Mass
Save the Date: Saturday, OCT 17
PARENT’S NIGHT OUT:
Parents enjoy a night out while we look
after your children ages 2-12 years from
6-10 pm. Pizza will be served. Kids will participate in
activities and a movie. Join us immediately following
5pm Mass from 6-10pm.
Call for more information and to reserve a spot.
732-780-0135
400 Route 35 North
South Mantoloking, NJ 08738
October 2-4, 2015 – Yoga Retreat For Women - This weekend
of Yoga, breathing, and meditation is for you if you are hungry
to learn how to live fully and passionately. There is time and
space during the weekend to play, challenge and know when to
let go of the things that no longer serve you. This retreat
benefits both those new to yoga and those who already
practice. Our time together will encourage soul-seeking,
creativity, devotion and body-mind practices that support a
healthy and balanced lifestyle. Massage will be available upon
request for Saturday and Sunday. Wear comfortable clothing
and be prepared to be outdoors on occasion. Bring a yoga mat
and a light blanket. Mass included. Fee $235 Arrival: 6:00
pm Departure: 1:00 pm (Presenter: Robin Conover,
R.Y.T.500)
October 9-14, 2015 AUTUMN SILENT DAYS of PRAYER
For those desiring time alone with God in the silent mystery of
Autumn at the shore. Six-day silent retreat, private or directed.
Eucharistic Liturgy and Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
will be included. Supper served on Friday, October 9 at 5:30
p.m. Please indicate the desired type of retreat when registering. Arrival: 4:00 p.m. Departure: 10:00 a.m. (Presenters:
Staff and Visiting Directors) Cost: $510
Please call St. Joseph By the Sea at 732-892-8494
to register or for additional information.