Document 6590767

NOVEMBER 9 2014
SATURDAY – NOVEMBER 8
4:15 Anna M Wilson/Daughter – Ellen &
John Eccles, Jr
5:30 Tommy Deritis/Lawler Family
7:00 Spanish Mass
SUNDAY – NOVEMBER 9
7:30 Thomas Castellane/Kenny LaSala
9:45 Lou Molinari/Julia Librone
12:00 Francis, Arlene & Michael Rankin/
Cecilia Magalong
2:30 Spanish Mass
Mass for the People
6:30 Tot Anna Tran/Peter Augay
8:00 Vietnamese Mass
MONDAY – NOVEMBER 10
7:00 Glenn D Nathan/Joe Formica
5:15 John Begley/Dan & Rosalie Begley
TUESDAY – NOVEMBER 11
7:00 Mary Delaney Gittol/Family
5:15 Lucille Joseph/Theresa McGurk
WEDNESDAY – NOVEMBER 12
7:00 Marie & James Boyd/Will
5:15 Angie Polisano/Joe Formica
7:00 Spanish Mass
THURSDAY – NOVEMBER 13
7:00 Elayne Leonard/Tess Cohen
5:15 Wayne Melnik/Linda Tiso
6:30 Spanish Mass
FRIDAY – NOVEMBER 14
7:00 Manuel Almaro & All Souls/
Almario Family
5:15 Frances Ginnetti/John Shevlin
SATURDAY – NOVEMBER 15
8:00 Rev. George Weber/Joe Formica
4:15 Susan Di Somma/John & Annette
DiSomma
5:30 Marcelo Rodriguez/Julia & Freddie
7:00 Spanish Mass
SUNDAY – NOVEMBER 16
7:30 Elayne Leonard/Dan Furey
9:45 Lou Molinari/Gene & Rita Librone
12:00 Margaret P Kirby/Anne Campbell
2:30 Spanish Mass
6:30 Mass for the People
8:00 Vietnamese Mass
LECTORS
4:15 pm
5:30 pm
7:30 am
9:45 am
12 Noon
6:30 pm
John Eccles
Rose Melinda Gayle
Linda Tiso
Gene Rapp
Peter Keane
Federico Lopez
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS
4:15 pm
5:30 pm
7:30 am
9:45 am
12 Noon
6:30 pm
Marcie & Jack McAvaddy
Jim McGinn
Guillermo Lazo/Rene
Gallofin/Mary Ann Gallofin
Peter Keane/Cecilia Magalong
Federico Lopez/Cathy VargasStanton
DEDICATION OF THE LATERAN BASILICA
IN ROME
First Reading: Ezekiel 47:1-2, 8-9, 12
This reading from the Prophet Ezekiel tells of the
streaming, healing waters that flow from the
temple. These waters restore life to the river’s
inhabitants as well as the fruit bearing trees along
its banks. It is believed that the water signifies
blessings, whereas the lack of signifies trouble,
hardship.
Second Reading: 1 Corinthians 3:9c-11, 16-17
Paul compares us to a building whose foundation
has been laid by Jesus. As the people of God, we
can only be solid if we are grounded in Christ.
Gospel: John 2:13-22
Near the time of Passover, Jesus went up to
Jerusalem and saw the temple had become a
marketplace. He became angry and proceeded to
drive out the vendors and livestock. Jesus spoke of
destroying the temple and rebuilding it in three
days. The Jews did not know Jesus was speaking
of his body, but when his resurrection from the
dead came to pass, his disciples remembered
what Jesus had said and came to believe the
Scripture and the word Jesus had spoken.
MINISTRY DIRECTORY
Altar Server
Dr James McGinn
[email protected]
Choir
Kathryn Wilson/Carla Tosh
609-345-1878
Lectors & Eucharist Ministers
Joseph Tosh
609-345-1878
Religious Education
Sister Sylvia
609-340-0116
RCIA
Fr Joseph Pham
School Office
Susan Tarrant
Usher/Hospitality
Chris Heald
Youth Ministry
Hugo & Hilda Llerena
609-345-1878
609-345-0648
609-345-1878
609-340-0116
NOVEMBER PRAY FOR ALL SOULS
In the month of November, the Church
encourages us to pray for all the faithful
departed who are still being in the state of
purification. The Church assures us that
these souls can be truly helped by our
prayers, Masses, and acts of charity.
During this solemn month, the Church
invites us to remember those who have
preceded us to eternity. Living in this busy
world, we may easily forget our dead and
especially those from whom we have
received so many gifts. "It is therefore a
holy and wholesome thought to pray for the
dead..." (2Machabees 12:46). When was
the last time you remembered and prayed
for your dear mother, your devoted father,
your sister or brother, or some beloved
relative or friend? Let us show our love and
gratitude for our dead by praying for them
during this month.
Fr. Pham
BULLETIN NEWS FROM
OUR LADY STAR OF THE SEA
REGIONAL SCHOOL
Many thanks to our eighth graders
who, with the guidance of Sister Christine,
planned and implemented a wonderful
Halloween Carnival providing a real-world
experience for them and a memorable
experience for their fellow students. The
Carnival, from the Moon Bounce to face
painting to games, food, and prizes, is a
tradition the eighth grade, as well as the
entire student body, looks forward to from
the beginning of the school year.
Then, as a reminder to our students
that they are members of the communion
of saints and to recognize the many Saints
they learn about daily who dedicated their
lives to God through sacrifice, service, and
the spreading of His word, a prayer
service for All Saints Day was facilitated
by the seventh grade.
OLSS School is seeking donations of
the following gently used items: Legos,
Barbie doll clothes, play kitchen or play
workbench. All donations are gratefully
accepted and can be dropped off at school
from 8 am to 3 pm. Please call the school
609-345-0648 if other arrangements need
to be made.
Thank you for your continued support.
STEWARDSHIP
Dedication of the Lateran Basilica
Stewards are Co-Workers
"For we are God's co-workers... " – COR: 3:9a
We are called to help God build His kingdom on
earth. We are His eyes, ears, hands and voice
on Earth. By giving of our "first fruits" of our
time, talent and treasure we help fulfill God's
call. Are you doing all you can to help? Do you
spend time in prayer every day? Do you
participate in one of the many parish ministries?
Do you give generously in the offertory
collection each week?
CAP- CHILD ASSAULT PREVENTION
Dear Father Joe, Members of the
Committee, and Parishioners,
I have to admit that on Friday night,
October 24, I was left speechless. My
retirement Mass and reception was just
perfect in every way. All I can say is
"THANK YOU" for your love, support, and
friendship for over 46 years.
O.L.S.S. is a special place, a place I
love and consider my home, and that is
because of YOU. Please know you are in
my daily prayers, and I will always be
available if you need me.
When you go by the convent, please
notice the beautiful Blessed Mother statue,
a gift from the parish. I love it!
Remember, each one of you have a
special place in my heart. Thank you!
All my love and prayers,
Sister Shamus
Celtic Twilight Christmas
In order to sustain and strengthen the mission
of our Catholic School, the Diocese of Camden
will host “Celtic Twilight Christmas" at the TD
Bank Arts Center, Sewell, NJ on Saturday,
December 6, 2014. The concert includes
performances by Phil Coulter, Andy Cooney with
special guest, Geraldine Branagan plus The Irish
Pops Orchestra. All proceeds will benefit the
South Jersey Scholarship Fund, a non-profit that
provides a need based scholarship to families
who send their children to Catholic Schools within
the Diocese of Camden. Our Lady Star of the Sea
Regional School is one of them.
Our parish has made arrangement for
transportation by bus for those who wish to
attend. We invite and encourage everyone to
join and support this good and noble cause.
The cost for the concert and transportation is
$50. The bus will depart from the Church
parking lot at 5:30 pm. Please contact Marcie
at 609-344-0287 or 609-345-1878, ext 15.
The Office of Safe Environment for Children, Youth
and Adults is announcing a CAP (Child Assault
Prevention) session. CAP is the safe environment
training program for adults who have regular contact
with minors. Attendance is required in order to comply
with the
USCCB’s Charter for the Protection of Children and
Young People. The policy of the diocese is that adults
will attend CAP once every five years.
CAP 1 teaches attendees to recognize child abuse
and neglect and how to report to the proper
authorities. Adults are taught that children have the
right to be safe, strong and free. CAP 1 is for new
volunteers and employees.
CAP 2 is No More Bullies, No More Victims and is
a workshop on bullying awareness and bullying
prevention. Cyber bullying is also addressed.
CAP 3 is called Cyber-Empowerment and is a
workshop which promotes adults understanding of
cyber activity of youth while teaching them realistic
ways to help children keep their own rights and guard
the rights of others in the cyber-sphere.
Each presentation is 90 minutes.
Adults who are new employees or volunteers
should attend CAP 1 before attending CAP 2 or CAP
3. After five years, adults have the option of attending
CAP 1 or 2 again if they prefer.
The following sessions will be offered in September:
CAP Phase 1
Tuesday, November 11, 7:00pm, St. Maximilian
Kolbe, Marmora
Wednesday, November 12, 7:00pm, St.Teresa
Regional School, Runnemede
Thursday, November 13, 7:00pm, Assumption
School, Galloway, Cafeteria
CAP Phase 2 - Bullying Prevention
Wednesday, November 19, 7:00pm, St. Vincent
DePaul, Mays Landing, Church
CAP Phase 3 – Cyber Empowerment
Tuesday November 11,7:00pm, Guardians Angels
School, Paulsboro Site
To attend one of these classes, please call the
CAP registration line in the Office of Safe
Environment for Children, Youth and Adults at (856)
583-6165 or email [email protected] to
register. Please register at least five days before
the session you would like to attend.
The CAP schedule, location phone numbers
and directions may be found on the diocesan
website @ www.camdendiocese.org
IN CASE OF INCLEMENT WEATHER,
PLEASE CALL THE LOCATION DIRECTLY.