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Incarnation - St. James Parish
...Administered By the Trinitarians
www.incarnationstjames.org
MARCH 29,, 2015
Tel: 609-882-2860
Fax 609-637-0460
Fr. Santhosh George Kozhippadan, O.SS.T.
Pastor
Fr. Kenneth Borgesen, O.SS.T.
In Residence
Fr. Charles Flood, O.SS.T.
In Residence
Fr. John Dorn, O.SS.T.
In Residence
Fr. Philip Cordisco,O.SS.T.
In Residence
Deacon Thomas H. Rivella
Deacon Joseph A. Hannawacker
Deacon Frank Golazeski
Deacon James Alessi
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Incarnation Church
1545 Pennington Road, Ewing, NJ 08618
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Monday thru Friday
6:45 am
Fridays during school year 9:00 am
Saturday
9:00 am
Weekend Mass Schedule
Saturday
5:30 pm
Sunday
7:30 am
11:00 am, and 5:30 pm
Confession:
4:30 to 5:15 pm
Saturdays
St. James Church
Monday thru Saturday
8:00 am
Weekend Mass Schedule
Saturday
4:00 pm Sunday
9:30 am
Confession
3:30 to 3:45 pm on
Saturdays
St. James Church
29 East Paul Avenue, Trenton, NJ 08638
Business Manager: Ronald Kraemer
email:[email protected]
Secretary: Nina Siwy
email: [email protected]
Office is open: Mon-Fri 9:00AM- 8:00PM
Saturdays: 10:00AM-4:00PM
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Dear ISJ Family,
“Today is Palm Sunday and it is the beginning of the
Great Week of the Christian Community, Holy Week:
the week in which we remember and witness to and
relive in our own lives the Passion, Death and
Resurrection of Jesus. Every other dimension of the
Christian life finds its roots and inspiration in this
Paschal Mystery.
The readings we hear on Palm Sunday recall two
things: the entry of Jesus unto Jerusalem, which we
heard at the beginning of Mass, and then the narrative
of the Passion of Jesus which we have heard in the
Gospel reading. Jesus’ first hearers were aware of
the way in which the history of salvation had unfolded
over the centuries and how these events were
recorded in the scriptures of the Old Testament.
These scriptures pointed towards the Redeemer who
was to come. But as we have heard in both of our
readings not everyone who knew those scriptures was
able or willing to recognize in Jesus the fulfilment of
the promises of old.
We face the same challenge today. We have to ask
ourselves then the question: “who is this Jesus Christ
who enters into Jerusalem and who enters into our
world and into the life of each of us”. And we have to
ask ourselves: how, when we recognize this Jesus,
must we change the way we live? Today we
commemorate Christ's entry into Jerusalem for the
completion of the Paschal Mystery. In the old calendar
before Vatican II, the Church celebrated Passion
Sunday two Sundays before Easter, and then Palm
Sunday was the beginning of Holy Week. The Church
has combined the two to reinforce the solemnity of
Holy Week.
Lord. But by our faith we know, as they did not, all
that His triumph stands for. He is the Messiah, the
Son of David and the Son of God. He is the sign of
contradiction, acclaimed by some and reviled by
others. Sent into this world to wrest us from sin and
the power of Satan, He underwent His Passion, the
punishment for our sins, but issues forth triumphant
from the tomb, the victor over death, making our
peace with God and taking us with Him into the
kingdom of His Father in heaven.
We pray that our celebration of Holy Week here will
be a moment of renewal as we in all humility
recognize the saving power of God revealed in Jesus
who, as we heard in the second reading, humbles
himself and gives himself for us. There is a growing
interest in our days – among believers and nonbelievers alike – in pilgrimages and pilgrim
walks. The fundamental pilgrim walk of the believing
Christian, however, is the interior walk and the
journey of life which we make alongside Jesus in this
Holy Week. We journey with Jesus as he humbles
himself and gives himself to death, so that all can
reach resurrection and new life. Let us set out then
on that pilgrim journey.
In Christ,
Fr. Santhosh George OSST
Our Parish Communal Lenten Reconciliation Service
with individual confessions will take place this coming
Tuesday. As you make your personal preparations for
Holy Week and Easter, I invite you to join us in
receiving the healing power of Jesus and the gift of
God’s grace in the Sacrament of Reconciliation.
Please plan on joining your parish community on
March 31 at 7:00pm. Please join us for “Soup and
Bread” at 6:00pm before the Penance Service. If this
date is inconvenient for you there are other
opportunities being offered for confessions on Holy
Saturday. Please make a note of this.
The Palm Sunday procession is formed of Christians
who, in the "fullness of faith," make their own the
gesture of the Jews and endow it with its full
significance. Following the Jews' example we
proclaim Christ as a Victor... Hosanna to the Son of
David! Blessed is He who comes in the Name of the
Thank you for your ongoing Catholic Stewardship and support of the Incarnation St. James Parish.
Nothing can be done without you and your participation and generosity in time, spirit, and financial support.
Weekly Goal: $13,500
Weekly Collection for March 22nd - not available
INCARNATION-ST. JAMES
LAY MINISTRIES - Readers
HOLY THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 2015
7:00 PM Sr. Diane Simons
GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 2015
3:00 pm M. Bedard. D. Ionata
Holy Week is the week preceding Easter and the
final week of Lent. Holy Week begins with Palm
Sunday and ends with Holy Saturday, the day
before Easter Sunday. Holy Week includes Holy
Thursday (also known as Maundy Thursday) and
Good Friday, which, together with Holy Saturday,
are known as the Triduum. Before the revision of
the liturgical calendar in 1969, Holy Week was
the second week of Passiontide; in the current
calendar, Passiontide is synonymous with Holy
Week.
During Holy Week, Christians commemorate the
Passion of Christ, Who died on Good Friday in
reparation for the sins of mankind, and rose on
Easter Sunday to give new life to all who believe.
Thus, while Holy Week is solemn and sorrowful, it
also anticipates the joy of Easter through the
recognition of God's goodness in sending His Son
to die for our salvation.
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EASTER VIGIL
SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 2015
7:00 pm Sr. Diane Simons, M. Enourato, M. Bedard,
T. Cammarata, D. Gowaty
RESURRECTION OF THE LORD
EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 2015
7:30 am J. Birchenall
9:00 am Sr. Francis Michael
9:30 am J. Paul
11:00 am D. Cox
5:30 pm NO MASS
Incarnation Church
Parish Lenten Soup & Bread
Tuesday, March 31st at 6:00 PM
followed by Penance Service
7:00 PM
The Penance Service is a time to reflect on this
season of Spiritual Renewal and Sacrifice to
help prepare for the Resurrection of Our Lord
Jesus. Join us for prayer, song and reflection
followed by individual confessions.
Come at 6:00 PM to enjoy soup, bread and
fellowship in the church auditorium.
Please Remember the Sick in Your Prayers
Lowell Allen, Cathy Amico, Maribel Aromin, Bob Bark, Connie Beckman, Samuel
Berenato, Melissa Berkenkopf, Rose Bonifazi, Fr. Ken Borgesen O.SS.T., Anita Boyle,
Abigail Brady, Peter Brennan, Charlie Brower, Margaret Ann Bruno, David, Karen
Cahill, Jessica Carlini, Robin Carlini, Amara Chambers, Todd Christian, Mary Crossily,
Said Crusade, Collin Dalrimple, Frank DeFeo, Jean DelVecchio, Colin Delaney, Mary Delaney, Nicole Dennion, Rosily
Devassy, Anna DiMemmo, Patricia Downs, Margaret Duncan, Tom Dzubek, Marie Emma, Palma Fecak, Claudia Fiorvanti,
Xavier Freehoff, Rennie Funari, Barbara Fusceallo, Marie Gavigan, Alfredo Gentile, David Gillico, Rose Gizzi, Matthew
Gorham, Dominick Gustino, Natalie Gustino, Mary Hendrickson, Regina (Van Wagner) Hoffman, Edward Housel, Irene
Infanti, Mark Infanti, Louis Inverso, The Johnson Family, William Kampe, Donna Kanewski, Michele Kausler, Kenneth,
William Kampe, Kneeshaw, Joseph Kuhn, Anthony LaBron, Thomas Lawrence, Larry LeClaire, Betty Lisiewski, Vicki Long,
Rogelio Lopera, Rose May, Armando Mannocchi, Janet McMyne, Genevieve Montague, Lucy Mule, Annie Nalbone, Rose
Nalbone, Ken Nelson, Sean O’Connor, Anne Patrone, Bernice Pearre, Benny Petosa, Diane Pilot, Helen Popick, James
Raccosta, Amanda Radice, Mary Jo Ranfone, Paula & Patty Reali, Zachary, Judy & Baby Zoya Reese, Chet Rhodes, Ling
Rhodes, Peggy Richerson, Richard Richardson, Joel Rivera, Steve Robbinson, Dolores Rogers, Cathy Roland, Jeff Romani,
Marion Ritzo, Nikki Russo, Carol Salender, Marie Sander, Eddie Sattler, Leni Sattler, Paul Sattler, Joseph Scannelli, , Jean
Shapiro, Samantha Simmers, Nina Simpson, Sr. Rose, Mary Frances Smith, Clara Stefane, Ann Steffen, Sonny Stillatano, Tina
Taglireno, Sophie and Natalie Tezsla, Marie Fiore Tomczyk, Kathleen Trainor, Josephine Vannozzi, Frank Volpe,
Christopher Ward, Jean Ward, Stephanie Weightman, Albert Zampiri, Nicholas Zuccarello, Jonathan Zybal.
Please call the parish office at 609-882-2860 to add a name to the prayer list and to inform us when all is well so we may
take a name off the list.
MARCH 29, 2015
HOLY WEEK and EASTER
MONDAY, March 30
TUESDAY, March 31
WEDNESDAY, April 1
Incarnation 6:45 am
St. James 8:00 am
Fr. Santhosh
invites you to come and experience
two talks given by
Fr. Frank Sirolli, O.S.A. on
Holy Thursday and Good Friday entitled
*A Thank you --To all who participated in our recent
endeavors -- The Palm Cross Sale and the
Spirituali-TEA. Your support is greatly
appreciated.
*Monthly Meeting Notice
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Sunday -- following the 9:30am Mass at
St. James -- April 12th,
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Your presence is welcomed.
ISJ PARISH
FAITH FORMATION ROGRAMS
“Our Longings for Limitless Love”
HOLY THURSDAY, April 2
NO MORNING MASSES
Mass of the Lord’s Supper
Incarnation Church 7:00 pm
Homilist: Fr. Frank Sirolli, O.S.A.
Eucharistic Procession (weather permitting)
Adoration until 10:00 pm
GOOD FRIDAY, April 3
NO MORNING MASSES
Passion of the Lord
Solemn Service and Communion
Incarnation Church 3:00 pm
Homilist: Fr. Frank Sirolli, O.S.A.
5:00 pm Stations of the Cross - ISJ Youth
HOLY SATURDAY, April 4
NO MORNING MASSES
Confessions
Incarnation Church 10:00-11:00 am
St. James Church 1:00-2:00pm
Blessing of Baskets
Incarnation Church 11:00 am
St. James Church 12:00 pm
EASTER VIGIL
St. James Church 7:00 pm
NO 4:00 pm Mass
EASTER SUNDAY, April 5
RESURRECTION OF THE LORD
Incarnation Church 7:30 am, 9:00 am, 11:00 am
NO 5:30 pm Mass
St. James Church 9:30 am
MARCH 22 - NO RCIA
MARCH 23- NO Religious Education
MARCH 26 - NO Bible Study
For more information on Faith Formation please
call Sister Diane at 609-882-8989.
On Tuesday, April 14 at 6:30 pm, Incarnation
St. James will host a "Taste of the Town"
event showcasing many local restaurants. The
$25 admission lets you sample all the participating
restaurants best dishes! Tickets can be purchased
by calling the school at 609-8823228. Tickets will also be sold after
mass on April 11th and 12th.
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NELSON’S BBQ RIBS &
CHICKEN DAY AT ISJ SCHOOL: !
Nelson's BBQ is Coming to ISJ School!
Looking for delicious, mouthwatering BBQ Ribs
and Chicken? Look no further than IncarnationSt. James School! We are having another
Nelson's BBQ Day on Thursday, April 23rd from
3:00 to 6:00 PM. Cost is $13.00 for BBQ ribs
meals, and $8.00 for BBQ chicken meals. Each
meal includes a 12 oz. soda, roll w/butter, and
your choice of a cold side salad. Simply preorder your meals by April 14th by calling the
school at 609-882-3228, or download
the Nelson's BBQ pre-order form from our
website www.isjschool.org. All proceeds benefit
ISJ 's 8th grade class trip fund. Don't miss
this! Incarnation-St. James school is located at
1555 Pennington Road, Ewing, NJ 08618.
The Ewing Knights of Columbus a scholarship for students
who will be attending Catholic high school in the 20152016 academic year.
The Contest is open to students who meet one or more of the
following criteria:
1. Sponsored by a member of the Ewing Knights of
Columbus
2. Graduates of Incarnation St. James School
3. Members of Incarnation St. James or Our Lady of Good
Counsel Parishes
4. Residents of Ewing Township.
5. Attending Villa Victoria in Grades 9 - 12.
Interested students should submit an essay of 200-500
words on the topic "How My Faith Helps Me Face
Challenges" along with their name, address, telephone
number, high school, elementary or junior high, year of high
school graduation and name of sponsor (if applicable) to:
Scholarship Committee
Ewing Knights of Columbus
c/o Thomas J. DeFalco
132 Bull Run Rd., Ewing, NJ 08638
Essays must be received by MARCH 31, 2015. Scholarship
awarded on the quantity and quality of essays received.
Maximum awarded is $200. The total awarded is $1000.
Contact Thomas DeFalco at 882-6480 with questions.
Thank you.
Meals on Wheels of Trenton/Ewing delivers meals to
homebound of Trenton/Ewing. We are in need of weekly
& substitute volunteers. Meals are picked up at 10:15 and
completed about 12:30. Volunteers go out in pairs, driver
and the other delivers food to client’s door. We have other
volunteer opportunity. Please contact the coordinator
Stephanie Bradly at 609-695-3483 or [email protected].
St. James Seniors - June 22-26, 2015
5 day/4 night trip to Coastal Maine
● 4 night/4 breakfast/4 dinners, including a lobster
dinner at Bluenose Inn, Bar Harbor, ME ● Whale
Watch Cruise ● Visit Maine Lighthouse Museum,
Mount Battie & Camden, views of Penobscot Bay ●
and lots more ● Hotel & meal gratuities ● Baggage
handling ● Motor coach transportation included
$100.00 per person deposit due at sign-up
$785.00 per person, double occupancy
Single supplement $250.00 additional
For additional information & reservations, contact
Connie Fanelli 609-585-0575
Anointing of the Sick/Communion to the
Homebound: Please notify the Parish Office
when serious illness occurs or when the sick, aged,
or incapacitated are confined to home for an
extended period. Arrangements can be made to
bring communion to those unable to attend Mass.
The Ewing Knights of Columbus are participating in
the “40 cans for lent” program.
Please bring your canned food donations (and any
other non-perishable food items) you would like to
donate and place them in the containers located at
each entrance.
All food donated will be given to the Mt. Carmel Guild.
What is 40 CANS FOR LENT©?
It is a program designed to help fight hunger.
While Christian based, is entirely non-denominational.
All that is required is the desire to help others.
Now God is asking you.............What will you say?
This past February our 7th and 8th grade honors math
students took the Preliminary IHM Math contest
with over 1,000 other 7th and 8th grade students
throughout the United States.
These students are receiving certificates for their
participation in that contest.
Grade 7
Bridget Hoyt
Daniel Kottcamp
Grade 8
Sophia Green
Dennis Liu
Alexander Madrigal
Laurel Peters-Acceus
Scott Silagy
The top 100 students in each grade will go on to be
finalist in the IHM Contest that will take place on
April 21st and 22.
We are proud to announce that we have three
students who were in the top 100.
Grade 7
Daniel Kottcamp
Grade 8
Dennis Liu
Scott Silagy
Congratulations to these students and to their
teacher Sister George Mary. Good Luck in the finals.
NEW FAMILIES
We welcome new families to Incarnation-St.
James Parish and request you register as soon
as possible. Sincere membership is determined
by registration, faithful participation at Mass
and sharing of one’s time, talent and resources
with this community of faith. The parish can not
issue certification of eligibility for sacramental
sponsorship if a person is not an active
parishioner.
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