Mass Schedule
Fifth Sunday of Easter
Weekends
May 3, 2015
Give thanks to the Lord, His love is everlasting.
Weekdays
Holy Days
First Friday
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
SATURDAY, MAY 2
9:00am
First Communion
10:30am
First Communion
12:00pm
First Communion
5:00pm
Fred Rock (r/o Hieronimus Family)
Tony Ditri (r/o Julie & Dan Lomas)
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturdays or by appointment…………………………4:00 PM
Sacrament of Baptism
SUNDAY, MAY 3
8:00am
Karen A. Pinkas (r/o Ed & Sandra Pinkas)
Linda Dluoik (r/o Sullivan Family)
9:30am
Wanda Makarewicz (r/o Dennis & Pam Murawski)
James Zarrilli (r/o Grayson & Gloria Heberley)
11:00am
Rita DeCesare-Longo (r/o DeCesare Family)
Anna Tedesco (r/o Dennis & Pam Murawski)
5:00pm
Stefania Mieszkowska (r/o Sheila & John McCartney)
Dorothy Godfrey (r/o Joan & Ralph Halfen)
For all Living and Deceased members of our
Parish Community
Call the Parish Office for instructions.
Sacrament of Marriage
Call the Parish Office 1 year before the wedding to begin
marriage preparations.
Ministry to the Sick & Homebound or Hospital
Anyone wishing to arrange for a home visit is to contact the
Office.
MONDAY, MAY 4
9:00am
Michael Klokus (r/o Sheila, John McCartney & Boys)
Linda Dluoik (r/o John & Sue Bescript)
Thank You for Your Generosity
TUESDAY, MAY 5
9:00am
Margaret A. Painter (r/o SCB Clergy and Parish
Community)
Michael T. Branca (r/o Gozdan Family)
Easter 2014: $59,375.
Easter 2015 $60,156.
April 27, 2014: $14,405.
April 26, 2015: $19,229.
Catholic Home Missions: $2.011.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 6
9:00am
Gregorio Bautista (r/o Avellina Dequillo)
Louise DiRe (r/o Deacon Jerry & Toni Doughty)
THURSDAY, MAY 7
9:00am
Ron Broomhead (r/o Ben & Betty)
Jennifer C. Leach (r/o Rose & Larry Foglia)
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.
FRIDAY, MAY 8
9:00am
Della Bouchet (r/o Frank & Terry Dolan)
Kenn Parkar (r/o The Dugans)
SATURDAY, MAY 9
9:00am
May Crowning
2:00pm
WEDDING: Pamela Thomas & Michael Gallagher
5:00pm
Patrick Casey 10th Anniv. (r/o Paul & Eleanor
Paradise)
Donnelly Family (r/o Paul & Eleanor Paradise)
For all Living and Deceased members of our
Parish Community
SECOND COLLECTION
There will be a second collection next weekend,
May 9/10 for the Diocesan Assessment.
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.
SUNDAY, MAY 10
8:00am
Mother’s Day Novena
Linda Dluoik (r/o Paul & Maryanne Klein))
9:30am
Mother’s Day Novena
Andrea G. Hathaway (r/o SCB Clergy & Parish
Community)
Eleanor St. Clair (r/o John & Eileen Conville)
11:00am
Mother’s Day Novena
Jean McDonald (r/o Family)
Eleanor St. Clair (r/o Margie Cistone)
5:00pm
Mother’s Day Novena
Mother’s Day Spiritual Bouquet Cards
The Mother’s Day cards are available this weekend
in a basket in the gathering space. The intention
envelopes will be placed on the altar for the month of
May.
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Letter From the Parochial Vicar
Dear Friends in Christ,
The Easter season really is a time for celebration. And this weekend here at St. Charles Borromeo is definitely a time for
us to celebrate. Our 2nd grade students received their First Holy Communion this weekend – receiving the body and
blood of Christ for the first time. This is truly is a special weekend for all our First Communicants and their families.
The Eucharist is the source and summit of the Christian life. Everything leads to the Eucharist and everything flows from
it. So the Eucharist needs to be at the center of all our lives. What a blessing it is to be able to receive the Eucharist at
mass. It’s something we should want to do every week.
You know, going to mass is something we should make sure is in our calendars every weekend, whether it’s Saturday
evening, Sunday morning or Sunday evening. Everything in our calendars on the weekend should revolve around going
to mass and receiving Holy Communion. Since the Eucharist is the source and the summit of the Christian life – the mass
and the Eucharist need to be the center of our weekends and then everything else follows. The Eucharist will then help
inform us how we should share our time, treasure and talent with others throughout the week.
And speaking of time, treasure and talent, we all know that a big event here at St. Charles Borromeo every year is the
carnival. Part of the reason why the carnival is such a big success is because of the hard work put in by all our
volunteers. This might be the year you would like to start volunteering, or continuing to volunteer, your time and talents
to our carnival. Walt and Jean Fox, our carnival chair couple, are reaching out for volunteers this weekend. This is a
great opportunity for you to give back to our parish.
God Bless,
Fr. Chris
A MESSAGE FROM BISHOP O’CONNELL
All Catholics in the Diocese of Trenton are asked to pray for the victims of the tragic earthquake in Nepal. The
devastation there is almost incomprehensible to us. Anyone able and willing to help is encouraged to contribute directly
online: www.crs.org or send contributions directly to: Nepal Earthquake Relief, Catholic Relief Services, PO 17090,
Baltimore, MD 21297-0303
MAY 7 MASS IN CHAPEL
Due to work on the sanctuary floor, on Thursday, May 7, the normal 9:00am daily mass
will be held in the chapel instead of church.
PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR DECEASED
Thomas DiTaranto
Geraldine Mertzig
Dr. Teresa Ball
PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR SICK
Let us remember the sick of our community that they may receive healing of body, soul and spirit.
Alice Furbee, Rita Irwin, Tom King and Mary Ann Moszcynski
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 Huber Family for the week of May 10th.
WEEKDAY COMMUNION ANTIPHONS
Monday: Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you. Not as the world gives do I give it to you, says the
Lord, alleluia.
Tuesday: If we have died with Christ, we believe that we shall also live with Christ, alleluia.
Wednesday: The Lord has risen and shone his light upon us, whom he has redeemed by his Blood, alleluia.
Thursday: Christ died for all, that those who live may live no longer for themselves, but for him who died for
them and is risen, alleluia.
Friday Entrance Antiphon: Worthy is the Lamb who was slain, to receive power and divinity, and wisdom
and strength and honor, alleluia.
Friday: The Crucified is risen from the dead and has redeemed us, alleluia.
Liturgical Ministers Schedule
MAY 9 - MAY 10: SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
5:00 PM
8:00 AM
9:30 AM
11:00 AM
5:00 PM
Eucharistic
Minister Chalice
Margaret Genzano
Regina Hartshorne
Louise Houwen
James Porter
Jim Andorko
Albert Bove
Donald Grimme
Daniel Gaffney
Leroy Gallus
Kathy Vandegrift
NOT FILLED
Eucharistic
Minister - Bread
Bill Ficco
Rosalie Hieronimus
Gert Stoneback
Ray Burzichelli
Christy Fitzpatrick
Joe Focht
Jennifer Ellis
John Welsh
Eileen Welsh
Alicia Gallus
Jeanette Kosinski
James Smith
NOT FILLED
Reader 1
Theresa King
Joe Jankowski
Anthony Fratto
Robert Prindible
Barbara Hare
Reader 2
Francis Dolan
Laurie Beck
Jeanne McGuire
Francine Eisenmann
Altar Server
Bridget Hartshorne
Jason Holmes
Eileen Yizzi
Daria Black
Nicholas DeJesus
Scott Fitzpatrick
Andrew Donachie
Elizabeth Donachie
Annemarie Donachie
Alexandra Keck
Elena Keck
Katherine Storti
Greeter
Richard Strobel
Dottie Gerlock
Nancy Andorko
Mary Ann Corradetti
Sacristan
Theresa Dolan
Jack Hathaway
Eileen Welsh
Carolyn Witt
Christian Hare
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.
Long before ever being conceived in its mother’s womb,
the unborn child was conceived in God’s mind. Who are
we to say NO to God by abortion?
WORLD MEETING OF FAMILIES
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 May 14.
Casseroles may be dropped off in the barn any time
between 7am and 9pm. Thank you.
May 2015: Light in a Dark World
At its best, the family is a school of love, justice,
compassion, forgiveness, mutual respect, patience and
humility in the midst of a world darkened by selfishness
and conflict. In these ways, the family teaches what it
means to be human. However, many temptations arise
which try to coax us into forgetting that male and female
are created for covenant and communion. For example,
poverty, affluence, pornography, contraception,
philosophical and other intellectual mistakes can all
create contexts that challenge or threaten healthy family
life. The Church resists these things for the sake of
protecting the family.
FOOD COLLECTION
Next weekend, May 9/10, we will conduct our monthly
collection of food certificates for the needy of
Burlington County. Please place your donation(s) in
front of the Blessed Mother statue in church at any mass.
ST. CHARLES YOUTH MINISTRY (SCYM) NEWS
The final SCYM meeting of the year will be Sunday
May 3rd. We are asking that all SCYM members join us
for mass at 5pm, followed by a group dinner in
McCusker Hall. Dinner will be followed by a brief
meeting to reflect on the year. We will conclude around
8pm. We hope everyone can attend to celebrate a great
year.
ST. CHARLES BORROMEO
TOTS PLAYGROUP
The Tots Playgroup meets every Wednesday from
9:30AM – 11:15AM. 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.
CONTACT: If you have any questions, please contact
Allison Friebel at [email protected] or Donna
Shaw at 856-829-1463.
A PRAYER FOR OUR MILITARY
Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands.
Protect them as they protect us.
Bless them and their families for
the selfless acts they perform for us
in our time of need.
I ask this in the name of Jesus,
Our Lord and Savior….Amen.
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, May 29-31, July 31August 2, October 23-25, December 11-13. For more
information
call
609-742-4035
or
email
[email protected]
Visit our website wwme-southjersey.org
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We Are Called to Educate
Fourth Grade Fun
by Mrs. Nicole Catalina
Fourth grade students have been working diligently as they explore the subjects of math, religion, and
social studies.
The vocabulary is especially challenging in our new math chapter, Number Theory and Patterns. We
are learning about factors, multiples, divisibility, prime and composite numbers, and number patterns. The
students have been doing well understanding the concepts presented in this chapter. After a quiz on factors,
multiples, divisibility, and prime/composite numbers, they explored number patterns, finding the rule, and
finishing the pattern by completing the following activity. The students were each given three playing cards.
They were asked to flip those cards and use them as the beginning numbers in their pattern. They then had to
figure out what the rules were based on the cards they flipped, and add two more numbers to the pattern as well.
The students were also asked to write a paragraph describing their thought process throughout the activity. This
was a fun and very interesting exercise!
We have been learning about the Ten Commandments in religion class. We are currently studying the
fifth commandment - You shall not kill. The students each wrote advertisements about the fifth commandment
by promoting the positive message about protecting human life. There were a variety of themes displayed in
their very creative work. We had songs, interviews, speeches, and even poems. They had so many wonderful
ideas!
In social studies we are discovering the Declaration of Independence. The students were divided into
groups and created their own modern plays based on the Declaration of Independence. Each group had
colonists, loyalists, and a controlling leader. The colonists declared independence while the loyalists stayed by
the leader’s side. Each group wrote their own rendition of the “Declaration of Independence”. The plays were
absolutely excellent!
As the year winds down and we prepare for the fun and adventure of summer vacation, we look forward
to field day, our class trip and the year long awaited return of our parish carnival. We hope you have enjoyed
reading about our discoveries this year. We are looking forward to the challenges of fifth grade, but not before
we have some rest and relaxation during the summer months!
St. Charles Borromeo Parish School
50th Anniversary Beef and Beer
DJ and Dining
Saturday, May 16, 2015 in McCusker Hall from 6-9pm
Benefits St. Charles Borromeo Parish School
$25/per person by 5/4 - $40 per couple by 5/4
$200 per table of 10 by 5/4
$30 per person at the door
(Must be 21 to attend)
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ST. CHARLES BORROMEO CARNIVAL
JOIN US AT THE 19th HOLE
June 8th - 13th 2015 6:00 pm. -11:00 pm.
CARNIVAL CONSTRUCTION
Come help us with construction so you can really enjoy the 19th Hole.
Weeknights 6 pm. To 9 pm. & Weekends 9 am. To 2 pm.
St. Charles Borromeo Night at the Phillies
Come support the SCB Alumni Association and bring your family
to cheer on the Fightin’ Phils!
Friday, June 26th
7:05 PM
Philadelphia vs. the Washington Nationals
Tickets are $20 a person
Checks should be made out to St. Charles Borromeo Parish and
must be submitted with the bottom portion of this flyer. Orders
will be collected after all masses May 2nd and 3rd or dropped off at
the Rectory. All orders must be submitted by May 4th.
Tickets will need to be picked up after any of the masses on
June 20th or 21st
Name:_____________________________
Phone Number:________________________
E-mail:_____________________________
Number of Tickets:________
Amount Enclosed:_________
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ST. CHARLES RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Congratulations to our second grade students from Religious Education and St. Charles school who
made their First Holy Communion on Saturday. They worked very hard and were truly ready to receive
the Body and Blood of Christ for the first time. Many thanks to all the second grade teachers, Mrs.
Welsh and Mrs. Elliott for all their help in making First Eucharist such a beautiful ceremony.
This Tuesday and Wednesday, May 5th & 6th are the last classes for the year in Religious Education.
We ask all our families to send in their re-registration forms as soon as possible. We also ask everyone to consider
helping out in some way, either as a teacher, teacher’s aide or hall monitor for next year. We have almost 500 children
and need lots of assistance to make the program run smoothly. We look forward to everyone’s return in September.
Sunday school registration forms are available in the Religious Education office. Our program is for 3,4,5 year old
children and takes place during the 9:30 am mass each Sunday.
Thank you to all our Catechists for a wonderful year!
A Mary Day in May
Please come and join St. Charles Borromeo Rosary group on Saturday, May 9th, at 9:00 AM for our Mary Day in May.
Mass is at 9:00 AM, followed by meditated Rosary with singing, followed by a May Crowning. After there will be a
great, mostly homemade breakfast in McCusker Hall. For additional information call Celeste at 786-0219. No
reservations needed.
A MESSAGE FROM FR. BOB SCHECKER
After serving parishioners in five parishes within the four counties of the Diocese of Trenton for the past forty-four
years, Bishop O’Connell has approved my retirement from active parish ministry effective June 30, 2015. Beginning on
June 30th, I will be living with my sister in a retirement community in Brick Town, NJ.
The Church of the Nativity, 180 Ridge Road, Fair Haven, NJ 07704, my present pastoral assignment, will be hosting
catered gatherings after each weekend Mass of June 13-14 (Sat. 5pm Mass, Sun. 7:30am, 9:30am, 11:30am Masses) in the
Parish Hall located downstairs from the Worship Area. You are invited to participate in any of those weekend
prayerful/social/catered gatherings as an opportunity for me to see and thank YOU for allowing me to serve you as a
parish priest over the years.
Whether or not you are able to attend the gatherings, nonetheless, I want to thank you now for having had the
opportunity to serve you as a parish priest in the parish of St. Charles Borromeo from 1972 to 1975.
Gratefully, Fr. Bob Schecker.
WOMEN’S CIRCLE NEWS
As we continue to celebrate the joy of the Easter season, our April theme was "Bread Blessed and Broken".
Different types of bread, representing many kinds of people in our lives were blessed and broken, as stories were shared
and gratitude expressed. Our last gathering for our fifteenth season will be held on Monday evening, May 4th from 7:309:30 PM in Marsh Hall. We will be enjoying our annual "Sundae on Monday" special treat! Please remember to bring
your favorite ice cream or topping. We look forward to seeing you and invite you to bring a friend. Phone Lila Graziano
829-2125 or Marie Serfling 829-4626 for information.
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St. Charles Borromeo
PTA Board
May Newsletter
Issue #9: May 1, 2015
May
Feel free to e-mail [email protected] with any PTA related requests or questions and the appropriate board
member will get back to you. Also, please check the PTA News section of the school website www.scbpschool.com.
Labels Contest
Calendar Reminders
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Our LABELS competition will run from May 1 through
 May 1 : Service Day - All students wear gym
May 30th. Send your trimmed Labels for Education in a
uniforms
bag labeled with your child’s name
 May 4th: Spring / Summer uniform begins
and homeroom to: Michele Holmes
 May 5th: Field Day for Pre-K3 and Pre-K4 (rain date
c/o Jason 6A. The TOP 3
May 12th).
WINNERS will receive one sheet of Carnival Tickets. A
 May 8th: May Crowning (after 9AM Mass)
reminder for all parishioners, there is a container placed
 May 15th: Field Day for Grades K – 8 (rain
outside the school office for your convenience to drop
date: May 18th)
off any clipped Box Tops and Labels for Education.
 May 15th: 8th Grade Parent Volleyball game
Seeking Chairpersons
Mother Son Outing
We have an open chair position for Santa's Secret Shop.
The Mother Son Outing is scheduled for Sunday, May
Grab a friend and co-chair together! Santa's
17th from 5pm to 7:30pm at Pinsetters
Secret Shop is held the week after
bowling alley in Merchantville. Forms will
Thanksgiving break. Feel free to contact Lisa
be sent home to reserve your spot. Please
contact Colleen Crandall with any questions
Begley at [email protected] if you are interested.
at [email protected].
Dine and Donate
This month’s Dine and Donate will be held on
Thursday, May 14th at Chick-Fil-A in
Delran from 5PM – 8PM. They will
donate 20% of all food purchases for
either dine-in or carryout when you
present a flyer. Flyers will be sent home. Hope to see
you there!
Fall Fundraiser Planning
Planning will begin for our fall fundraisers. If you
would like to be part of the Planning
Teams, please contact: Angie Wojnar at
[email protected] for the Run Back
to School or Shaun McDevitt at
[email protected] for the Golf Outing.
Liturgies and May Crowning
Feel free to join us as part of the Parish Liturgy at 9AM
on May 14th (celebrating
Ascension Thursday) and Friday,
May 15th. May Crowning will be
held after the 9AM Mass on
Friday, May 8th. Everyone is welcome to join us.
Uniform Exchange
Just a reminder about our Uniform Exchange. We have
a limited amount of donated uniform items that are
available free to anyone that has a need for
them. We can also accept uniform items so we
can make them available to others. Please email [email protected] with the item and
size that you need or if you have items to donate.
Thanks for your support!
St. Charles Borromeo PTA Board (2014 – 2016)
Lisa Begley (President), Sarina Corbett (Vice President), Angie Wojnar (Vice President), Jacqui Swift (Recording Secretary),
Maria McDonough (Treasurer), Cathie Sabatino (Athletic Director), Christina Buser (Hospitality Chair), Colleen Drach (Lunch
Chair), Michele Sherlock (Publicity Chair), Cheryl Sgroi (Spirituality Chair)
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7:00pm Evangelization (W)
25
17
9:30am Children’s Lit
12:15pm Baptisms
7:30pm Holy Name Mtg.
(M)
24
Habitat/Nail Sale
9:30am Children’s Lit
31
KofC-Raffle/Seminarians
9:30am Children’s Lit
7:30pm Nurses Mtg. (M)
Mother’s Day
2nd coll.—Dioc. Assess’t
Food Collection
Respect Life: Roses
9:30am Children’s Lit
Happy Memorial Day
Rectory Closed
11
10
5pm SCYM (C/Mc)
Tue
Wed
7pm Barn Crew (M)
26
7pm Barn Crew (M)
19
6:30pm School Board (R)
7:00pm Stewardship Mtg. (W)
7pm Barn Crew (M)
12
4:10pm RE Class (C/S/Mc)
7pm Barn Crew (M)
7:00pm Lit. Mtg. (W)
5
9:30 Tots Playgroup (M)
27
7pm Men’s Group (M)
9:30 Tots Playgroup (M)
20
7pm Vigil Mass
9:30 Tots Playgroup (M)
13
Ascension of the Lord
Holyday of Obligation
9am Mass
Rectory Closed
Casseroles for the Poor
7:30pm Choir Prac. (C)
28
7:30pm Choir Prac. (C)
21
7:30pm Choir Prac. (C)
14
9am Mass will be held in
the Chapel. (work being
done in Church)
7:30pm Choir Prac. (C)
9:30 Tots Playgroup (M)
4:10pm RE Class (C/S/Mc)
7:10pm RE Class (C/S/Mc)
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6
Thu
May 2015
Carnival Construction begins May 1st.
7:30pm Women’s Cir. (M)
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3
2nd coll.—Ren. Fund
1st Way Baby Shower
9:30am Children’s Lit
Baptisms
Mon
M Marsh Hall
Mc McCusker Hall
R Rectory
RA Related Arts Room
RR Resource Room
S School
W Wagner House
Sun
Barn
Church
Chapel
Choir Loft
Faculty Lounge
Home of parishioner
Library, school
NA 8pm (M)
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NA 8pm (M)
22
NA 8pm (M)
15
NA 8pm (M)
8
NA 8pm (M)
8pm AA (M)
Habitat/Nail Sale
30
8pm AA (M)
KofC-Raffle/Seminarians
23
8pm AA (M)
5:00pm—50th Anniv.
School Mass
(C/Mc)
16
2nd coll.—Dioc. Assess’t
Food Collection
9am Mass/May Crowning (C/Mc)
Respect Life: Roses
8am Barn Crew (M)
2pm-Wedding
8pm AA (M)
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2nd coll.—Ren. Fund
1st Way Baby Shower
Food Collection
First Communion at 9:00am;
10:30am and 12:00 noon
8am Barn Crew (M)
8pm AA (M)
2
1
Holy Hr 6pm (C)
Healing Mass 7pm (C)
Sat
Fri
St. Charles Borromeo
Cinnaminson, NJ