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Mass Schedule
Easter Sunday of the
Resurrection of the Lord
Weekends
Weekdays
Holy Days
First Friday
April 5, 2015
Give thanks to the Lord, His love is everlasting.
WORSHIP SCHEDULE
8:30am
9:30am
5:30pm
Daily Morning Prayer – Chapel
Recitation of Rosary – Church
Daily Evening Prayer – Chapel
Saturday Evenings 5:00 PM
Sunday 8:00AM, 9:30AM, 11:00AM
and 5:00 PM
Monday through Saturday @ 9:00 AM
Vigil 7:00 PM; Holy Day 9:00 AM
Holy Hour/Confessions at 6:00 PM followed
by 7:00 PM Mass and Healing Service
Blessed Sacrament Adoration
Monday through Saturday ………....6:00 AM to 12 midnight
Sunday …………………………………….Noon to midnight
EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 5
8:00am
For the intentions of SCB Clergy & Pastoral Staff
9:30am
For the intentions of SCB Administration and
Educational Staff
11:00am
For the intentions of SCB Families, Parishioners,
and Carnival Volunteers
12:00pm
Perpetual Adoration Chapel Open
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturdays or by appointment……………..…………4:00 PM
Sacrament of Baptism
Call the Parish Office for instructions.
MONDAY, APRIL 6
9:00am
Diane M. Giordano (r/o SCB Clergy and Parish
Community)
James R. Lopresto (r/o SCB Clergy and Parish
Community)
Sacrament of Marriage
Call the Parish Office 1 year before the wedding to begin
marriage preparations.
Ministry to the Sick & Homebound or Hospital
TUESDAY, APRIL 7
9:00am
Kenn Parkar (r/o Sperry Family)
Bruce Beckett (r/o Joe Cunningham)
Anyone wishing to arrange for a home visit is to contact the
Office.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8
9:00am
Paul Carannenti (r/o “Tootsie Lawler)
Jennifer Colleen Leach (r/o Julie Grisoglio)
Thank You for Your Generosity
THURSDAY, APRIL 9
9:00am
Kathleen Hagarty (r/o SCB Clergy and Parish
Community)
March 30, 2014: $17,187.
March 29, 2015: $19,605.
Teach Our Children: $1,235.
Easter Flowers (Additional): $896.
Catholic Relief (Additional): $30.
FRIDAY, APRIL 10
9:00am
Charles Lutomski (r/o Len & Denise Licursi)
Elizabeth Gandolfo (r/o Frank & Terry Dolan)
6:00pm
Benediction for Right to Life followed by 7:00 PM
Mass. Healing Service follows.
SATURDAY, APRIL 11
9:00am
Mary E. Grodnicki (r/o SCB Clergy and Parish
Community)
5:00pm
Beverly Haines (r/o Parents)
Grace Garrison (r/o Cunneen Family)
God bless you for your love and support of YOUR Church!
Please take the time to use your envelopes. It helps
tremendously with the tabulation of your donation.
Number of Church attendees: 1861
SUNDAY, APRIL 12
8:00am
Ann Marie Cardone (r/o Morris Family)
Connie Anthony (r/o Catherine Meyer)
9:30am
Catherine Lippre & John Martelli (r/o Family)
For all Living and Deceased members of our
Parish Community
11:00am
Kenneth J. Higgins, Jr. (r/o Anne & John Raven)
Margaret & Ed McLaughlin (r/o Margie Cistone)
3:45pm
Holy Hour for Divine Mercy Sunday
5:00pm
Marcozzi & Maier Family (r/o Family)
Did you remember St. Charles Borromeo Parish in your will?
BREAD, WINE AND FLOWER DONATION:
If you would like to sponsor the purchase of altar
bread, wine and flowers in memory of a loved one,
please contact Janet at the rectory.
The Rectory Office is CLOSED on
Easter Monday, April 6
Wishing you and your family
a Happy Easter!
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Letter From the Parochial Vicar
Dear Friends,
“Why do you seek the living one among the dead? He is not here, but he has been
raised.”
Luke 24: 5-6
Happy Easter! Alleluia, Alleluia!
What a great time of year. It’s a time of year that is vibrant and full of life. Spring
is a time of new beginnings. Just think about nature – everything starts coming
back to life after a cold and dark winter and we begin to experience the warmth and
light of spring. In a similar way we can think about the darkness of the crucifixion
and death of Jesus, and then the light, joy and hope of the resurrection we celebrate
on Easter. Jesus’ resurrection brings each one of us the joy, vibrancy and hope we
feel this Easter Season – the hope of eternal life.
Let’s carry that joy and hope we experience today on Easter with us throughout the
whole year. I wish you and all your families a very Happy and Holy Easter!
God Bless,
Fr. Chris
PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR DECEASED
Louise DiRe
PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR SICK
Let us remember the sick of our community that they may receive healing of body, soul and spirit.
Tim Broomhead, MaryJo Burke, Bill Carlino, Eileen Hebert, Luz Modelo. Effie Paolini and
Maryann Toscano
After one month in the bulletin they will be transferred to the Book of Healing in the Adoration Chapel
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We Are Called To Sanctify
ADORATION CHAPEL Come and receive the special outpouring of God’s grace that many of our
parishioners have already experienced by spending time with Jesus truly present in the Blessed Sacrament.
Come and be blessed at your own convenience. The chapel is open from 6AM until Midnight every day except
Sunday: Noon to midnight. If you would like any information, please contact Marge at 786-0407; Patty at 7862749 or Bill Gallagher at 609-760-9555.
VOCATION PRAYER CHALICE
Nearly 150 families, including singles and couples have taken the Blessed Chalice into their homes to
pray for vocations once a day for one week. The prayer is furnished. We had one vocation from our
parish in 2014. Several have taken it more than once for a special occasion in their home. Each weekend, at a Mass of
your choice, a parishioner or parish family is called to the sanctuary after communion to accept the Chalice (or you may
take it privately after Mass). The following Saturday the Chalice is returned to the chapel in Marsh Hall and placed on the
altar.
Please find it in your heart to call or volunteer. Thank you.
Please call Pamela and Don Grimme at 856-829-6488
The Prayer Chalice will be in the home of the Finney Family for the week of April 12 th.
The Prayer Chalice will be in the home of the Sabatino Family for the week of April 19 th.
WEEKDAY COMMUNION ANTIPHONS
Monday: Christ having risen from the dead, dies now no more; death will no longer have dominion over him,
alleluia.
Tuesday: If you have risen with Christ, seek the things that are above, where Christ is seated at the right hand
of God; mind the things that are above, alleluia.
Wednesday: The disciples recognized the Lord Jesus in the breaking of the bread, alleluia.
Thursday: O chosen people, proclaim the mighty works of him, who called you out of darkness into his
wonderful light, alleluia.
Friday Entrance Antiphon: The Lord led his people in hope, while the sea engulfed their foes, alleluia.
Friday: Jesus said to his disciples: Come and eat. And he took bread and gave it to them, alleluia.
Liturgical Ministers Schedule
APRIL 11 - APRIL 12: SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER - SUNDAY OF DIVINE MERCY
5:00 PM
8:00 AM
9:30 AM
11:00 AM
5:00 PM
Eucharistic
Minister Chalice
Tom Burke
Thomas Dougherty
Larry Niedermayer
Laurie Beck
Jennifer Ellis
Bob Wissmann Sr.
Rosemary Wissmann
Leroy Gallus
Marty Watson
Jeanette Watson
Karen Wolaniuk-Kelly
Eucharistic
Minister - Bread
Anne Marie Regan
Mary Smith
Terry Zimecki
Ray Burzichelli
Dottie Gerlock
Michael Simone
Betty Hvizdos
John Welsh
Eileen Welsh
Coletta Berger
Jeanette Kosinski
Kathy Vandegrift
Mary Beth Pokusa
Reader 1
Marie Serfling
Joe Jankowski
Bobby Wissmann
Robert Prindible
Barbara Hare
Reader 2
Christine Gehringer
Anne Marie Morris
Jeanne McGuire
Richard Strobel
Altar Server
Erinkimber Cunnane
Bridget Hartshorne
Eileen Yizzi
Jack Campbell
Jason Holmes
Jimmy Wick
Bridget Donachie
Andrew Donachie
Elizabeth Donachie
Hannan Byrem
Joshua Byrem
Tierney Corbett
Greeter
Dorothy Dougherty
Anne Huber
Emma Gomez
Daniel Courtenay
Sacristan
Theresa Dolan
Jack Hathaway
Eileen Welsh
Diane Marter
Michael O'Brien
NOT FILLED
Please be there 15 minutes early. If you cannot serve at the time scheduled, it is your responsibility to find a substitute.
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We Are Called To Evangelize
We Are Called To Serve
RESPECT LIFE
HEALTH MINISTRY
Our transportation ministry has been quite active and a
help to many. If you need a ride call Allyson Cooney
at 609-922-7641.
The Outreach program offers meals to needy
parishioners on a short term basis. If you are
recovering from surgery, have an incapacitating illness,
or other problems and are in need of a meal, please call
Kathy McCracken at 829-0563.
We are not some casual or meaningless product of
evolution.
Each of us is the result of a thought of God.
Each of us is willed.
Each of us is loved.
Each of us is necessary.
Pope Benedict XVI, April 24, 2005
CASSEROLES FOR THE HUNGRY – Frozen
casseroles donated on the second Thursday of each
month by St. Charles parishioners are delivered to
Catholic Charities Emergency. Anyone interested
in joining this worthy endeavor, call Cathy Weir at
764-9277.
Next drop off day is April 9th.
Casseroles may be dropped off in the barn any time
between 7am and 9pm. Thank you.
WORLD MEETING OF FAMILIES
April 2015: All Love Bears Fruit
Not everyone is called to marriage. But every life is
meant to be fertile. Every life has the power and the
need to nurture new life – if not through bearing and
raising children, then through other vital forms of
self-giving, building and service. The Church is an
extended family of different vocations, each distinct
but each needing and supporting the others.
Priesthood, religious life and the celibate lay vocation
to enrich, and are enriched by, the witness of the
married state. The different ways of being chaste and
celibate outside of marriage are ways of donating
one’s life to God’s service and the human community.
FROM THE PARISH NURSES: FREE CANCER
SCREENINGS FOR COUNTY RESIDENTS
These screenings are through Virtua Fox Chase and
funded by state grants & Susan G. Komen. Criteria: Men
45-64 yrs. and Women 21-64 yrs. Not insured for cancer
screenings or cannot afford them call 1-888- 847- 8823
FOOD COLLECTION
Next weekend, April 11/12, we will conduct our
monthly collection of food, staples and food certificates
for the needy of Burlington County. Please place your
donation(s) beneath the Blessed Mother statute in church
at any mass.
ATTENTION SCYM!
The next SCYM meeting is Sunday, April 19th at
7:30pm. All students in grades 9 through 12 are
welcome to attend. Thank you to Domino's in
Cinnaminson for providing the pizza for our meetings.
ST. CHARLES BORROMEO
TOTS PLAYGROUP
Divine Mercy Sunday
The Tots Playgroup meets every Wednesday from
9:30AM – 11:15AM. We will not be meeting on April
8th due to Easter Break but we will be back on April
15th. The playgroup meets in the Richard Marsh Center
located at St. Charles Borromeo School and Church at
2500 Branch Pike, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077.
All caregivers (moms, dads, grandparents, etc) are
welcome to attend with children aged anywhere from
infants to 5 years of age. We will have playtime, snacks,
and crafts. No registration is required. We ask for a
$1.00 donation each week per child and the money is
used for supplies and snacks for the group.
APRIL 12, 2015
Holy Hour begins at 3:45pm followed
by Mass at 5:00 PM.
WORLDWIDE MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER
A Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend is a
weekend full of fresh love, rebirth, and new
beginnings. Your marriage deserves it, and so does
your home life. Upcoming weekend dates are April
17-19, May 29-31, July 31- August 2, October 2325, December 11-13. For more information call
609-742-4035 or email [email protected]
Visit our website wwme-southjersey.org
CONTACT: If you have any questions, please
contact Allison Friebel at [email protected]
or Donna Shaw at 856-829-1463.
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We Are Called to Educate
Spotlight on 5A
by Mrs. Kelly Meyer
It's been quite an exciting winter at St. Charles. We returned from Christmas break ready to learn
and prepare for Catholic Schools Week. The theme was faith, knowledge, and service - all of which
can be found throughout the halls and classrooms of St. Charles Borromeo School. The education a
student receives in a faith-centered school is unprecedented. Take a moment and check us out. You
won't be disappointed.
The 5th grade kept warm during the blustery days of January and February through creative writing
activities like our winter-themed cinquain poetry written on cups of hot chocolate with 3D
marshmallows. The students also honed in on their use of adjectives, pronouns, and various forms
of punctuation. We worked across the curriculum by studying the northeast in Social Studies, in
particular New York. We then used our math skills to graph out a picture of 1/2 the Statue of
Liberty to match a 1/2 sheet printed copy of Lady Liberty. The end result was a beautifully hand
drawn symbol of American history.
With the Pi Day of the Century this year, 3.14.15, 5A had to celebrate in a big way. We went on a
virtual field trip to the National Institute of Standards and Technology to learn the many daily uses
of Pi in our lives. We also felt that you couldn't have a Pi Day celebration without eating apple
Pi(e) and several other round snacks that had varying circumferences. We measured the diameter
of our apple pies, chocolate chip cookies, Rolo candies, paper plates, and tape rolls to find the
circumference of each item. The class even made Pi bracelets and memorized the first 100 digits of
Pi 3.1415926535...
In Religion we've been studying Saint Joseph and Saint Patrick for March. Please check out the
downstairs showcase where our Saint Patrick research and shamrock haiku poetry about the Holy
Trinity is placed. We are also deepening our understanding of Reconciliation and Penance,
Confirmation, and the true meaning of Lent and Easter. We will be continuing our Lenten journey
with activities such as participation in our Lenten Prayer services, researching the meaning and
beginnings of the Stations of the Cross along with its importance to Christians from the Middle
Ages until today, and the Jelly Bean prayer. You can find the Jelly Bean Prayer at
http://www.mamarocks.com/jellybean_prayer.htm. It's a great little activity that could become a
new family tradition.
We would like to wish all of our parish community a blessed Holy Week and Easter celebration.
Thank you for all of your continued support. It doesn't go unnoticed. God bless each and every one
of you!
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St. Charles Borromeo Ministries
We are Called …
To SANCTIFY
Altar Servers
Choirs
Romeo Modelo 876-3532
Ed Cook 829-7267
Greeters
Perpetual Adoration
Nancy Andorko 764-2425
Bill Gallagher 829-4467
Liturgy Committee
Services for Penance & Reconciliation
Sacristans
Art & Environment
Ann Caruso 609-576-0518
Terry Zimecki 786-0358 Joeram Nuarin 829-3322
Rita Gannon 952-4142
Ushers
Wedding Coordinators
Vocation Prayer Chalice
Tom Dougherty 303-8916
Terry Zimecki 786-0358
Pamela & Don Grimme 829-6488
Readers
Eucharistic Ministers
Children’s Liturgy
Francine Eisenmann 786-8503
Walt Fox 642-7864
Kathy Leven 829-6469
To EDUCATE
Career Transition Program
PTA
RCIA
Religious Education
Diane Marter 829-1435
Lisa Begley 314-8286
Rene Bremme 829-4021
Pat Hafner 829-9119
Sacramental Preparation
Pat Hafner 829-9119
To EVANGELIZE
Baptismal Preparation
Right to Life
Youth Ministry
Toni Doughty
Peg Campbell 829-2932
Tim & Kait Hurley 308-87767
Evangelization Committee
Tots Playgroup
Stewardship Committee
Kathleen Vandegrift 520-4328
Allison Friebel 609-432-4181
Dennis Murawski 829-9122
Marriage Encounter
Ed and Mary Cook 829-7267
824-1588
To DEVELOP
Barn Crew
Communications
CYO Sports
Holy Name Society
Ron Siconolfi 786-0219
Gary Catrambone 609-560-9038
Joe Purcell 786-5303
Dennis Palladino 829-5331
Hospitality
Emma Gomez 778-9193
Carnival
Walt & Jean Fox 642-7864
Women’s Circle
Marie Serfling 829-4626
Men’s Group
Bill Gallagher 609-760-9555
To SERVE
Bereavement
Mary Smith 764-5599
Casseroles for the Hungry
Cathy Weir 764-9277
Food Drive
Bill Sepich 829-3322
Parish Nurses
Kathy McCracken 829-0563
Blood Drive
Kerry Walker 786-9032
Consolation
Rosalie Hieronimus 829-0521
Filipino Outreach
Romeo Modelo 786-3532
Ministry to the Sick
Carl Sondeen 461-3119
Transportation
Bread of Life Food Pantry
Allyson Cooney 786-7836 Joe Folz 461-5987
Elizabeth Ministry
Jennifer Ellis 786-9040
Parish Counters
John Welsh 255-5352
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Meals for the Needy
Kathy McCracken 829-0563
Good News
Mary Smith 764-5599
Bulletin Cartoon
Tony Koszarek 829-2677
ST. CHARLES RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Religious Education students are enjoying a welcome Easter break after a very
successful year to date. Students in grades 1 through 8 brought in backpacks and
toiletries for homeless students who attend a camp for 2 weeks each summer in New
York. The generosity of the students and their families has become the cornerstone of
this wonderful program.
Our students also took home mission banks on Ash Wednesday and returned them to
class last week. Once again, St. Charles Religious Education’s concern and care for
those less fortunate has shone forth with our students bringing in $800.00 which will be
sent to the Mission Office headed by Father PJ. This money is distributed all over the
world to third world countries who need our help.
We are very proud of our 8th grade students who recently received the sacrament of Confirmation. They
worked very hard and have now received their third sacrament of initiation. On March 27th, our students
portrayed the Stations of the Cross for the parish.
When we return from Easter break, our second grade students will complete their final preparations for the
reception of the sacrament of Holy Eucharist on Saturday, May 2nd.
St. Charles Religious Education wishes all our families a very Holy and Happy Easter.
Fr. PJ’s 25th Anniversary
As a reminder we will be publishing a commemorative 25th Anniversary Booklet for this
special event. If you haven’t yet submitted a contribution for the anniversary booklet, forms
are available in the gathering area of the Church and on the parish website.
Please make your contribution as soon as possible so we can finalize arrangements with the
printer.
With gratitude, the Anniversary Committee
ARE YOU A SENIOR OR PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED?
DO YOU HAVE A NEED FOR MINOR HOME REPAIR?
How can we help you? We will supply the labor and residents pay for needed materials. All volunteers are
background checked and wear an ID badge.
Some examples of the services we can perform:
 Installation of grab bars and safety hand rails
 Replacement of batteries in smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.
 Replacement of light bulbs
 Seasonal Replacement of HVAC (Heating & Cooling System) Filters
 Minor carpentry
 Minor electrical
Call 856-829-3322 ext. 7114. Leave your name, phone number and a brief description of what you need us to
do. We will return your call within 48 hours.
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Whet Your Appetite and Tantalize Your Tastebuds!
Please join “Captain FlapJack’s”
PANCAKE BREAKFAST
HOLY NAME SOCIETY
April 19, 2015 • 8:30 AM to 12:15 PM
Pancakes, Sausages, Coffee, Tea, Orange Juice
Go to Mass then Enjoy breakfast with your Parish Family!
Cost: Adults: $6.00
Children: $4.00
USE THIS AS YOUR COUPON
1 Free Children’s Breakfast with the purchase of an Adult Breakfast.
Limit ONE Free Breakfast per Family.
Must present coupon to receive discount.
Proceeds to benefit Holy Name Charities Fund
PTA
SPRING CLOTHING DRIVE & HOAGIE SALE
Spring cleaning is just around the corner! We will have a spring clothing drive and hoagie sale on April 25 th &
26th. Save those clothes and LET US TURN YOUR “RAGS” TO “RICHES” FOR OUR SCHOOL! Drop off
your donations and pick up lunch or dinner! You can pre-order your hoagies ($5.50 each) by contacting Cathie
Sabatino at 609-877-9666 or [email protected]. Clothing drop off & hoagie pick up times are as follows:
Sat., April 25th: 4pm – 6pm & Sun., April 26th: 7:30am – 12:30pm.
SISTERS OF MERCY
Treasure Chest XXVIIII
50/50 Raffle
6,000 tickets available
Benefits the Infirmed and Retired Sisters of Mercy
Drawing May 17, 2015 at 3PM
Chances will be on sale in Church on April 18th and 19th
Chances are $25.00 each. Checks are made out to the Sisters of Mercy
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