1. No category

Cover Sheet
Church of St. Raphael-Holy Angels
3500 South Broad Street
Hamilton, N.J. 08610
Bulletin # 911176
Weekend of March 5th 2006
Contact Usha @ Ph#609-585-7049
Or Fax#609-585-5876
With any inquiries.
Thank you.
Page 1
Sunday March 5th
First Sunday of Lent
For The Sick of Our Parish - “God has created us to do
small things with great love...this love should come from
our hearts and should start at home...then reach everyone”
Blessed Mother Teresa
MASS INTENTIONS
Monday, March 6, 2006
7:30 a.m. - Ronald Tellefsen, Carol & Jerry Adams
Lena Collins, Rosary Altar Society
7:00 p.m. - Rosary Altar Society,
Tuesday, March 7, 2006 7:30 a.m. - Pietroselli Family, Kay Garruba
7:00 p.m. - Joan Maddalena, A. Maddalena
Wednesday, March 8, 2006
7:30 a.m. - Peter Frascella, Family
- Anthony Ventello, Family
7:00 p.m. - Charles[Chaz]Harcar, Robert & Rita Welsh
Thursday, March 9, 2006
Dymphna Agos
August Angioletti
Raymond Astorini
Alice Aquilino
7:30 a.m. - William&Syshie Babuschak,
M/M Jerry Natrello
7:00 p.m. - Anna May Toomey, Rith Tietbohl
Friday, March 10, 2006
7:30 a.m. - Peter&Mary Frascella, Nick&Ann Persichetti
7:00 p.m. - Lena Collins, Louise Walsh
7:30 p.m. - [Stations of the Cross]
Saturday, March 11, 2006
8:00 a.m. - Ronald Krecicki,
James&Maryann Ferdetta & Families
Carrie Grieco, M/M Anthony J. Miele
5:00 p.m. - Joseph&Carmela Domino, John&Rose Crucili
Sunday, March 12, 2006 [2nd Sunday of Lent ]
7:30 a.m. - John Szymanski, Gertrude Lawton[SR]
8:30 a.m. - Robert Kranch, Ryan & Susan Ramirez [HA]
9:30 a.m. - M/M Basilio Cortina,Mary Cortina & Son [SR]
10:30 a.m. - The People of the Parish [HA]
11:30 a.m. - Charles B. Ryan, Wife and Family [SR]
5:00 p.m. - Leonard Bucca, Wife and Children [SR]
Robert Benson
Whitney Bivens
Fred Bogdan
Michael Bridge
John Cairo
Jean Cairo
John Catana
Nicholas Cirillo
Anthony Davis
Joan De Lorenzo
Josephine De Marie
Larry Driver
Jason Dzbenski
Robert Esposito
Anthony Fabrizio
Tony Feldenzer
Loretta Ferri
Helen Finn
Rev. J.C. Garrett
Mary Gusz
John Hartmann
Mae Healy
Madison Hernandez
Claire Hofmann
Paul Hohman
Jack Hornyak
Sandy Iglesias
Dana Infantine
Linda Iorio
Jennifer Jimmerson
Fr. Eugene Keenan
Pat Kelly
Jim Kicinski
George Kmetz
Marie Lee
Marion Lanzoni
John Margicin
Patti Menichelli
Margaret McBride
Anna Modica
Faye Moore
Fred Morelli
Anna Rose Mucci
Jan Niedermaier
Anatoli Gischlar
Robert J. O”Boyle
Albert Paul
Phyllis Pelke
Janet Peterson
Bunny Posner
Elaine Ragano
Regina Procell
Ray Pental
Rocco Ranalli
Evelyn Ranalli
Carl Reinhardt Jr.
Mary & Louis Revesz
Anne Rzeminski
John Sagui
Ferdinand Scaccotti
Michael Serenelli
Natalie Severino
Matthew Shea
Dorothy Smith
Chris Somma
Concetta Testa
Katie Thomas
Stanley Thompson
Kevin Tucci
Patricia Walter
James Widmann
Frances Womack
John Zubricky
Eucharistic Adoration, Mass
and Stations of the Cross
St. Raphael’s Altar Candle this week…
In Loving Memory of Edward Dill
Every Friday, St. Raphael Church
will have Eucharistic Adoration
from 6pm to 7pm
followed by evening Mass at 7pm.
During the Lenten Season,
we will have
Stations of the Cross
after the 7pm Mass.
Requested by Wife
Holy Angel’s Altar Candle this week…
In Loving memory of Anthony Carnevale
Requested by Aunt Mary & Uncle Joe Pizzuti
Please remember that flower offerings at both St. Raphael and Holy Angels churches will resume after Easter.
“Loving Father, let me make a gift of myself to you this
Lent” The Magnificat
Page 2
Music Notes
Pastor’s Notes
JESUS IS LORD!
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
Lent is a season of spiritual cleansing and
renewal. In the weeks between now and Easter, by
withdrawing ourselves a little from our lives in this
world, we will seek to find greater fullness in our life
with Christ. He has a plan for Lent, a plan to pour
out to us graces of repentance and humility and joy
in his presence. Truly, if we live this season in tune
with God’s plan, we will be transformed people by
the time we sing our Easter Alleluias.
The three spiritual observances which Christians traditionally practice with greater fervor during
Lent are fasting, almsgiving, and prayer. Jesus himself recommended these, but three times exhorted his
disciples to approach these practices with the proper
attitude.
We are not to act like “the hypocrites” (Matthew 6:2).
The word “hypocrite” is derived from a
Greek word referring to an actor on stage: In other
words, one who plays a part or puts on a show, but
does not reveal his or her own true self. In the time
between now and Easter, we must not be actors just
going through the motions of these practices as a
role, in the hope of proving that we can “perform” a
good Lent. On the contrary, a Lent which bears
spiritual fruit will occur only if our true and interior
selves are revealed in prayer and changed and healed
by the Lord.
All the other practices of Lent will serve to
reinforce this kind of prayer. As St. Augustine said
in a Lenten sermon: “By almsgiving and fasting we
add wings of fervor to our prayers so that they may
more easily fly up and reach God… Through humility and charity, fasting and almsgiving, abstaining
and forgiving, avoiding evil and doing good, our
prayer seeks peace and achieves it. For such prayer
takes its flight on the wings lent it by these virtues
and easily reaches heaven, where Christ our Peach
has gone on ahead.” (Sermon 206, 2-3)
From St. Raphael’s Music Ministry…
We have begun preparation for the upcoming Lenten and Confirmation celebrations. This is a wonderful time to consider being
part of this vibrant ministry. We are in need of handbell ringers in both choirs, and always in need of singers
and instrumentalists. Being involved in the music ministry is a way to serve your parish and deepen your
faith. Please consider joining. See “This Week @ St.
Raphael– Holy Angels” for details.
St. Raphael-Holy Angels Food Pantry
Today may we appreciate this food
and remember those who are hungry.
May we appreciate our family and friends
and remember those who are alone.
May we appreciate our health
and remember those who are sick.
May we appreciate the freedoms we have
and remember those who suffer injustice and tyranny.
Peace on Earth . Amen
Please remember our hungry, sick and lonely neighbors
who visit the parish food pantry regularly. Your prayers
and support are most appreciated.
Upcoming “Reach Out Saturdays” are on
Saturday, March 11th & March 25th from 9 to 11am.
Flower Offerings in Memory of ….
Antoinette Serenelli Req.Ann Parvese & Joseph Serenelli
M/M Joseph Domino & M/M Paul Crucili Req.John & Rose Crucili
[pastor’s message continued ]
Above all else, we must approach Lent with
hearts that long for God. Then we shall pursue our
spiritual activities not merely as an end in themselves, but with a zeal for the way they can bring us
closer and open our minds to the Lord. His presence
will lend the radiance of joy to these next forty days.
Page 3
In Jesus and Mary,
Father Jeff Kegley,
Pastor
Weekly Collection for Feb. 25th & 26th
IN THE WORDS OF HIS HOLINESS
POPE BENEDICT XVI
Dear Brothers and Sisters:
The Gospel of Mark, theme of the Sunday celebrations of this liturgical year, presents a catechumenal
itinerary, which leads the disciple to recognize Jesus as
Son of God.
By a fortunate coincidence, today's passage touches on
the topic of fasting: As you know, next Wednesday the
Lenten season will begin with the rite of ashes and penitential fasting. For this reason, the Gospel is particularly
appropriate.
It recounts how while Jesus was seated at table in
the publican Levi's house, the Pharisees and followers of
John the Baptist asked him why his disciples did not fast
as they did. Jesus answered that the wedding guests cannot fast while the bridegroom is with them; they will fast
when the bridegroom is taken from them (cf. Mark 2:1820).
With these words, Christ reveals his identity of
Messiah, Israel's bridegroom, who came for the betrothal
with his people. Those who recognize and welcome him
are celebrating. However, he will have to be rejected and
killed precisely by his own: At that moment, during his
Passion and death, the hour of mourning and fasting will
come.
As I mentioned, the Gospel episode anticipates
the meaning of Lent. As a whole, it constitutes a great
memorial of the Lord's passion, in preparation for the
Easter resurrection. During this period the 'Alleluia' is not
sung and we are invited to practice appropriate forms of
penitential denial.
The Lenten season must not be faced with an
"old" spirit, as if it were a heavy and tedious obligation,
but with the new spirit of the one who has found in Jesus
and his paschal mystery the meaning of life, and now
feels that everything must make reference to him. This
was the attitude of the Apostle Paul, who affirmed that he
left everything behind to be able to know Christ "and the
power of his resurrection, and may share his sufferings,
becoming like him in his death, that if possible I may attain the resurrection from the dead" (Philippians 3:10-11).
May our guide and teacher in our Lenten journey
be Mary Most Holy, who, when Jesus went with determination to Jerusalem to suffer the passion, followed him
with total faith. As a "new amphora" she received the
"new wine" prepared by the Son for the messianic betrothal (cf. Mark 2:22). And, in this way, she was the first
to receive under the Cross that grace, poured out by the
pierced heart of the son, incarnation of the love of God
for humanity, that she herself, had requested with a
1st collection
- $ 17,708.50
School Endowment
- $ 2,506.40
Children’s envelopes
-$
Total
- $ 20,420.05
205.15
Thank you
for your generous contributions to your parish !
TRIP TO THE SHRINES IN ROME
Join Sister Sandra as the Church of St. Raphael-Holy
Angels prepares to leave for a spiritually enriching
trip to The Shrines of Rome! We depart on September 9th and return on September 17th, 2006. Points
of visit include Rome, Florence, Sienna and Assisi.
For pricing, reservation and/or more information call
Sister Sandra at St. Raphael’s Rectory - 585-7049
Attention All Choir Members !
A special choir is being formed to lead the music at
the 7th Annual Celebration for Law Enforcement to
be held on Tuesday, April 4, @10:30am at the Cathedral of St. Mary of the Assumption. Parish choir
members who would like to participate in this liturgy
may contact Mr. Donival Brown @ 609-587-9876.
Come be a part of this wonderful celebration of appreciation for all those in Law Enforcement!
Remember in prayer,
the deceased of our parish
and their families :
Mark Brown
Ann Novak
Clementine Cusato
{The Words of the Holy Father continued }
mother's instinct for the bride and groom of Cana (cf.
"Deus Caritas Est," Nos. 13-15).
May this holy season be a time of profound spiritual renewal for you and your families. Upon all of you I
cordially invoke the Lord's blessings of joy and peace.
Page 4
VATICAN CITY, FEB. 26, 2006
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Parish and Community Events…
CCD - Tuesday, March 7, 2006
Grade 3 - 4:00 PM to 5:00PM
Grades 6 & 7 - 7:00 PM to 8:15 PM
The Holy Name Society– Our next scheduled meeting
will be on Wednesday, March 8th in the parish center. All
men of our parish are encouraged to join us in this spiritual organization. Our purpose is to love, defend, praise,
honor and evangelize the holy name of Jesus Christ.
CCD - Wednesday, March 8, 2006
Grades 1 & 2 - 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Grades 4 & 5 - 7:00 PM to 8:15 PM
The Elderberry Club– Please continue to submit your
reservations for our Spring Luncheon on Wed. April 19th
2006 at the German American Club.
CCD - Sunday, March 19, 2006
Kindergarten - 9:30 AM to 10:30 AM
Family Centered Program
[ FCP] -Sunday, March 5, 2006 - 9:30 AM to 12:00 Noon
St. Raphael-Holy Angels Rosary Altar Society-We welcome all women of our parish who will be joining us for
our monthly program on Monday, March 6th. Please stay
for refreshments and most importantly Don’t Forget To
Bring Your Dimes !!
COMING EVENTS
Tuesday March 7th Grade 3 & 6 - Lenten Penance Service during class time.
Tuesday, March 14th Grade 7 - Confirmation line-up and practice - 7- 8:15PM
Wednesday, March 15th Grade 5 - Lenten Penance Service during class time
Thursday, March 16th Grade 2 - 1st Communion parent meeting - 7PM, APR
Tuesday, March 21st Grade 7 - Confirmation practice - Music
Sunday, March 26th Final confirmation practice for sponsors and students 2- 4PM - APR and Church
The Parish Community of Our Lady of the AngelsPresenting Lenten Series 2006. We welcome our guest
homilist Fr. Brennen J.Farleo, O.F.M.Conv. on each Sunday of Lent beginning at 4:00pm at Immaculate Conception Church. Way of the Cross with adoration and benediction will begin on each Friday of Lent at 7:00pm.
You can reach The Religious Education Office @ 585-3848 from 9am to 12:00noon and 1:00pm to 3:00pm, Monday to Friday.
R.C.I.A.
{ Rite of Christian Initiation for
Adults}
Now that Lent has arrived, the R.C.I.A. Process will
be entering into an intense period of prayer and reflection leading up to the Easter Vigil. At that time,
Candidates and Catechumens world-wide will be
welcomed into full communion with the Catholic
Church. This weekend will be the Rite of Sending in
our Diocese. All churches will send the unbaptized
for the Vigil, and their sponsors, to the Cathedral of
St. Mary of the Assumption. There, Bishop Smith
will preside, as names of Catechumens [those who
are unbaptized] will be written into the Book of the
Elect. Look for more information as we travel together through the coming weeks of Lent, and please
keep the Cathechumens and Candidates in your special prayers.
Divine Mercy Parish Altar Rosary-We will be holding
a “Gift Auction” on Sunday, April 2,2006 at the Holy
Cross Community Center located on Grand and Cass
Streets in Trenton. Doors will open at 12:00 noon and
drawings begin at 1:30pm. Refreshments and lunch will
be available and admission is $5.00. For additional information call Dolores Klama @ 609-392-8598.
Lifeteen Music Ministry - Are you a teen or an adult
with instrumental or vocal talents and a desire to serve
God through song? If so, contact Rob MacReynolds, Director of Contemporary Music -St. Raphael-Holy Angels
at [email protected].
Social Concerns
Mercer County Geriatric Center St. Patrick’s Day–
Don’t forget about our annual Wearing of the Green
party for the residents. Lots of volunteers, especially student volunteers are needed and invited to come.
On Sunday 3/5/06 @ 1:00pm, meet at Kathy’s house for
gift wrapping and party preparations. All are welcome!
On Tuesday 3/14/06 @ 6:15pm, meet on the 2nd Floor
of the Center for our spectacular party! We will have refreshments, entertainment, favors and gifts for all.
If you can help either day, or have gifts that can be used
as prizes on the 14th, please call Kathy @ 585-4307.
Page 5
ST. RAPHAEL - HOLY ANGELS PURGATORIAL SOCIETY - MARCH 2006
Rose Costa
Req. by Husband & Family
“And if ere the dawn I should draw my last breath
And the sleep that I take be the long sleep of death,
Be near me, dear Mother, for dear Jesus’ sake
When my soul on Eternity’s shore shall awake”
Our Lady of the Rosary Library
Pasquale J. DeLorenzo
Raymond Sabat
Req. by Thomas & Victoria DiFilippo
Req. by M/M Edward Woodrow
William Gallagher
Req. by Wife
Mary K. Gosselin
Req. by John&Sally Minar & Family
Stanley W. Sobun
Req. by Joan&Richard O’Grady
Bobby Mickschutz
Req. by Mom,Dad,Jill,Joe&Matt
Lena Hirschman
Req. by Neighbors from Kinter Ave.
Joseph TimKo
Req. by Mike Lipski
Francis J. Miller
Req. by Haley, Kelsey,
Jesse & Matthew
Adeline Milito
Req. by Yolanda Zaffutti
Req. by All Her Children
Michael Cullen
Req. by The Baisas Family
Req. by The Janalo Family
Daniella Lukasewycz
Req. by Pat & Bob Sheldon
Anne Yostembski
Req. by Greg & Linda Czenis
James D. Connelly
Req. by Robert G. Yuhas
Joseph M. Guadagno Sr.
Louis DeBlasio
Req. by Mary Guadagno&Family Req. by Mary DeBlasio
Ruth A. Borland
Req. by Walt & Betty Hughes
Encarnacion Tadeo
Req. by The Janalo Family
William Whalen
Req. by Sean & Mary Pender
James A. Santoro
Req. by Marlene Snyder
Anthony Silvia Jr.
Req. by Maryann, Dave,
Sylvania & Davie
Nancy Cook
Req. by Mary Hogan
and Judith Pullman
Elizabeth Drobnak
Req. by Carol & Rich Kiernan
and Pat & Jack Kiernan
Thomas Cavanaugh
Req. by M/M Denis Cavanaugh
Claire E. Lorenzen
Req. by Walt & Betty Hughes
Grace Aiello
Req. by Patty Rusinovich
W. Donald Matlack
Req. by Elsie Carvale
Barbara Jean Kubisz
Req. by Joe & Donna Brunner
Glenda Jo Houck
Req. by John & Gloria Hayes
Alex Bencivengo
Req. by Frank Thomann
Req. by Len & Grace Domanski
Req. by Debra & Kevin Lowy
Michael Kennedy
Req. by Teresa Kennedy
Req. by Richard & Mary Habres
Req. by Thomas Jr.& Elaine Kennedy
Anthony Meszaros
Req. by M/M Joseph Sedor Sr.
Req. by M/M Tom Warner
Patricia Giallella DePula
Req. by Terri & Barry Loda
Req. by Peg Burroughs and
Donna & Peter Possert
Req. by Jean Quick
Gianna Nesbitt
Req. by The Travaglini Family
Req. by Jo Ann Grace
Dario Panfili Sr.
Req. by The Wilk Family
Helen Leck
Req. by Valerie Hens&Family
Jessica Capardi
Bernardo Tuazon
Req. by M/M Thomas Wilson Sr.
Req. by M/M Thomas Wilson Jr.
Req. by M/M Anthony Irilli & Son
Req. by David Wilson and
Danielle Crawford
Req. by John Wilson and
Req. by Mary Szucs
Mark Brown
Req. by Roberta & Helen
Page 6
SCHOOL AND SPORTS NEWS...
Attention All Girls In 5th thru 8th Grade !
Save the Date! Friday May 19, 2006
St. Raphael School is proud to announce our
2nd Annual Golf Classic
Cream Ridge Golf Club, Cream Ridge NJ
8:30 a.m. shotgun start
$110.OO per golfer includes:
18 holes of golf, cart, continental breakfast, luncheon,
tee gift package, awards, and prizes.
There will be sign-ups in the St. Raphael’s Gym on
Wednesday, March 8th 2006 for soccer and softball.
For information regarding
Softball please call
MaryBeth Micharski @ 609-585-0567.
For information regarding
Soccer please call
Elizabeth Flynn @ 609-585-7553
Jeff Foss @ 609-575-3933 or
MaryBeth Micharski @ 609- 585-0567
For more information contact:
Hope Costa (609) 585-7733 or
[email protected]
St. Raphael School Computer Camp
St. Raphael - Holy Angels Cheerleaders
Are you looking for something to do this summer ?
Do you want to have fun ?
Then you want to be at the St. Raphael Computer Camp !
Congratulations go out to all our cheerleaders for their hard work this season!
Our schedule of success is as follows…
JV - 3rd Place
Varsity - 2nd Place
Miss Yell- Victoria McCabe - JV - 2nd Place
Miss Yell- Samantha LaRocca - Varsity - 2nd Place
Hurry and reserve your spot today
as limited seating is available!!
CYO - 2/11/06
OLS - 2/18/06
JV - 1st Place
Varsity - 1st Place
Miss Yell- Jenna Udijohn - JV - 2nd Place
Miss Yell- Jackie Baeza - Varsity - 2nd Place
Ocean City, Maryland - 2/24 to 2/26
JV and Varsity won 1st place trophies as National
Champions in their divisions.
Miss Yell- Angela Grieb - JV - 1st Place
Miss Yell- Brielle Forsthoffer - JV - 2nd Place
Miss Yell- Courtney Parent - Varsity - 4th Place
Activities include Fun Fridays in a great game room, and
trips. In addition every camper gets a free tee shirt.
Classes are held in a safe and air conditioned environment. A registration fee of $30.00 is due by April 28th.
The camp also offers before care from 7am to 9am and
after care from 2pm to 5pm everyday. Camp dates are
from July 3rd through August 11th and camp hours are
9am to 2pm.For an application contact Ms. Sandra Poole
@ 609-585-4155.
PTA
Lucky Number Calendar Raffle
Winning Numbers
Best of luck
at the Motions Tournament
on March 18th !
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday,
Wednesday,
Thursday,
Friday,
Saturday,
“ Little by little you recognize the ‘talent’ or ‘talents’
which each of you has, and you begin to use them in a
creative way, you begin to increase them.”
Pope John Paul II
Page 7
February 26
February 27
February 28
March 1
March 2
March 3
March 4
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
369
291
822
461
746
958
439
Attention Teens:
Are You and Your Friends Looking for a
New Place to hang out on Saturday Afternoons?
Bored of the same old Saturday Routine?
JOIN US FOR:
LTX SATURDAYS
Here’s your chance to meet new people and make new friends.
LTX is a place for local teens to hang out and have some fun. LTX Saturdays consist of:
“Old School,” Two-Hand Touch, Pick-Up Football
That’s Right! We’re bringing it back to the “Old School,” where there are no refs, where whoever
shows-up plays, and where there are no trophy’s, only glory and bragging rights.
Big Screen, PS2 & Game Cube - Showdowns
Our Entertainment Room features 2 TV’s and 2 Video Game Consoles.
The room is equipped with a Big Screen TV,
a PS2 with multi-taps for up to 8 players, and a Game Cube.
Additionally, we have some of the hottest games for both systems, such as:
Madden, Gran Turismo, Soul Calibur, Super Smash Bros., and MarioKart.
Feel free to bring your games from home.
Arcade Air Hockey and Fooseball Tournaments
Our Game Room features 2 Fooseball tables, one of which is a Deluxe,
and a 7 ½ foot Arcade Style, Air Hockey Table.
We’ll be counting your wins and loses, so we know where you fall on the Leader Board.
Here’s your chance to duke it out for recognition as one of our top table game players.
Free Pizza!!! What would a get together be without pizza?
The pizza is on the house, and of course we’ll always have snacks, soda, and other refreshments on hand.
EVERY SATURDAY, STARTING MARCH 18th, FROM 11:30am – 1:00pm
Hosted by St. Raphael’s – Holy Angels LIFE TEEN program.
Staffed by our Youth Minister Tom McMullin and the Youth Ministry Team
LTX is located at St. Raphael’s Parish Community at
3500 S. Broad St. in Hamilton, NJ.
For more info visit our website at www.hamiltonlifeteen.com, or call us at 609-585-7049.
Page 8
Protecting God’s Children® Online - A must for parents, educators and volunteers
Date: 3/25/2006 |
Time: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Protecting Children and Young People from Online Dangers:
The Internet has become the new schoolyard for child molesters seeking girls or boys to victimize. For 2005,
the VIRTUS® programs present an intensive one-day training seminar that illustrates the growing problem of
sexual predators who target children via the Internet. The seminar will identify and then discuss the methodologies and seduction techniques employed by the child molester in the various chat rooms and on the World
Wide Web. Additionally, the seminar examines the topics of child erotica, child pornography, and their use by
the child molester. Lastly, the seminar explores safety techniques and software that can be used to protect children.
Speaker:
Robert Hugh Farley, M.S., a 30-year veteran of the Cook County Sheriff’s Police Department in Chicago, Illinois, presents this eye-opening seminar. As a highly decorated detective and deputy United States Marshal,
Detective Farley has had over 28 years experience conducting and supervising all aspects of child abuse investigations—from sexual abuse to child homicide.
Specific topics addressed at the seminar:
• Historical background of child exploitation.
• The evolution of the online problem that began in 1997.
• The progression of child pornography from Polaroid photos, to camcorders, to digital cameras, and beyond.
• The use of the computer, text messaging and the Internet in child sexual exploitation.
• Web-cams, chat rooms, file severs, and the Internet Relay Chat (IRC).
• Strategies for developing an online child friendly/child safe atmosphere in a religious and/or school environment.
• Awareness of fundamental computer hardware, technology and terminology.
• Techniques for interviewing the victim of online child abuse.
• Identification, disclosure, and the special needs of the victim of online child abuse.
• The situational child molester, the preferential child molester and the online child sexual predator.
• The child molester’s online seduction techniques.
• Child molester collections: child pornography, trophies, and child erotica.
• Law enforcement’s reactive and proactive response to the online problem.
The seminar will be held at the Diocesan Pastoral Center on March 25, 2006 from 9:00am – 4:00pm
Space is limited – please register early
Registration by March 11th – $25.00 per person (includes lunch)
Registration after March 11th – $35.00 per person (includes lunch)
Send check made out to “Diocese of Trenton” to:
Office of Administrative Services, Diocese of Trenton
701 Lawrence Rd. Po Box 5147
Trenton NJ 08638-0147
Page 9
- This week at SAINT RAPHAEL– HOLY ANGELS
Event
Location
Time
Information
Grade 3&6
Grade 3
Grade 6&7
Grades 6-12
Parish Gym
St. Raphael’s
SR Parish Center.
During Class Time
4:00PM - 5:00PM
7:00PM - 8:15PM
5:30PM - 6:45PM
7:30PM - 9:30PM
7:45PM - 9:15PM
8:00PM
Grades 1&2
Grades 4&5
Grades 2-5
4:00PM - 5:00PM
7:00PM - 8:15PM
5:30PM - 6:45PM
St. Raphael’s
St. Raphael’s
St. Raphael’s
St. Raphael’s
Holy Angels
2:30PM - 3:45PM
5:30PM - 6:45PM
7:30PM
7:45PM - 9:15PM
7:00PM - 8:30PM
Monday, March 6th, 2006
Tuesday, March 7th, 2006
Lenten Penance Service
CCD
CCD
Heaven’s Echo
Adult Recreational Volleyball
Contemporary Ensemble
Bingo
Wednesday, March 8th, 2006
CCD
CCD
Cool Kidz for God
Thursday, March 9th, 2006
Afternoon Bells
Evening Bells
Charismatic Prayer Meeting
Adult Choir
Angels of Faith Choir
Friday, March 10th, 2006
Lucky Number Drawing
Bingo
Young Adult Ministry
Saturday, March 11th, 2006
Sunday, March 12th, 2006
Adult RCIA
CCD
Family Centered Program
SR Parish Center. 7:00PM
SR Parish Center. 8:00PM
St. Vincent de Paul 7:30PM [Yardville]
Holy Angels
10:30AM
Kindergarten
9:30AM - 10:30AM
All Purpose Room 9:30AM - 12:00 Noon
Attention !!
OFFICE OF YOUNG ADULT MINISTRIES
Anyone Serving or Would Like to Serve
in Religious Education
and/or Pastoral Ministry
March Calendar
The Catholic Ministry Conference at Georgian Court
University in collaboration with the Office of Parish Life,
Diocese of Trenton welcomes Professor Thomas Groome
as he presents
“Our Best Hopes For The Future of Ministry”
Friday,April 7th 10AM to 2:30PM
In the Casino Auditorium
Registration is $10.00pp and includes continental breakfast and a boxed lunch.
Register only through GCU by calling 732-987-2263.
3/10
3/17
3/24
3/25
3/31
The Catholic Underground
YA Adoration - St. Patrick
Women’s Fellowship - Topic TBA
Men’s Fellowship - Topic TBA
Movie: The Passion of the Christ
The next event ,March 10th, will take place at St. Vincent
DePaul Church in Yardville beginning at 7:30pm. For
information and/or directions visit:
http://www.catholicunderground.org
You may also contact Ed Parma @ 588-4177 or call
Jeanine Loh [Coordinator of Young Adult Ministries
@ The Church of St. Raphael-Holy Angels] 585-7049.
Page 10