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The Parish Family of
St. Catharine and St. Margaret
Spring Lake, New Jersey
Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 12, 2014
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St. Catharine – St. Margaret Parish Family
MONDAY, October 13 Rectory Office Closed
TUESDAY, October 14
Pastoral Care
Pastoral Care
Healthy Bones
CCD K-5Th Grade
CCD 6th -8th Grade
Allaire
Brandywine
Hall
School
School
8:30 AM
10:00 AM
10:00 AM
4:30 PM
7:00 PM
WEDNESDAY, October 15
Pastoral Care
Sunrise
Girl Scouts
School
Lagatus Mass
Cath
CYO
School
10:30 AM
2:30 PM
6:30 PM
7:15 PM
THURSDAY, October 16
Pastoral Care
Healthy Bones
Altar Sewing/Craft Guild
Coaches Mtg
Classics Mtg
Children’s Choir
10:00 AM
10:00 AM
12:00 PM
4:30 PM
6:00 PM
6:30 PM
Wexford
Hall
Hall
School
School
Chapel
SATURDAY, October 18
Social Concerns will be handing our frozen food containers
SUNDAY, October 19
Social Concerns will be handing our frozen food containers
The safety and success of our military and government
officials serving at home or abroad defending our Country are
prayed for daily. Each member of the military should be
recognized for their outstanding commitment in risking their
lives so we can remain free. Members of our Parish who have
family or friends in the service have given us their names
which can be found in our Remembrance books in both
churches in front of one of the side altars. We encourage you
to stop there, say a prayer for those listed and for all our
service people.
To add a name to our prayer list, please call Barbara 732449-5392
or
Karen
732-685-7065
or
[email protected].
Please remember our sick:
Paul Brady, Aidan O’Brien, Richard Diver, Charles
Perkins, Nicholas Georgetti, Charles Williams, David
Stevens, John O’Connor, Alida Scheuermann, Fr.
John McGovern, Jane Magovern, Tiffany Hanke
Benner, Bob Patrignelli**
Please pray for the deceased:
Ronald F. Hardiman, Thomas Kelsey, Elizabeth Campanile, Mary
Dellago, Maura Chawad, Linda Giannicola, Charlotte
MadisonMuzyka, Antoinette Pesce, Joseph DiNardo**
**Names remain on the sick and deceased at the request of
parishioners for one month (4 weeks). If extended prayers are
needed, please send a note or call. Thank you.
RECTORY OFFICE & SCHOOL CLOSED
MONDAY, OCTOBER 13th
Journey-A Pathway to Healing
Experiencing the loss of a loved one brings changes into our
lives on multiple levels. It is with these changes in mind that
we invite you to attend a series of unique workshops to aid
you as you journey on your path to healing. Area experts will
cover topics such as emotional well-being, financial decision
making, tips on reducing stress and more. There is no charge
for any of the programs and they will be held at the
Manasquan Recreation Annex, 67 Atlantic Ave., Manasquan.
Programs begin Wednesday, October 15th.
Call Linda Conroy at O’Brien Funeral Home at 732-449-6900
for additional information about the programs and registration.
ALL ARE WELCOME.
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Our Parish Family of St. Catharine - St. Margaret would like
to congratulate Christine Michelle Graves and Joshua
Steven Pesciotta
And
Kevin Francis Clancy and Caitlin Christine Nugent
who were married on October 4th, 2014. We wish them
continued happiness as they begin their lives together.
Engaged Encounter
A weekend retreat experience for engaged couples to prepare for
a lifelong sacramental marriage, in a beautiful, ocean-front
setting. Spiritual reflection and couple dialog are the main
highlights of the weekend. The next available weekend is
October 31st to November 1, 2014 will be held at Stella Maris
Retreat House in Elberon. The fee is $415 per couple, which
includes meals and lodging. Reservations are limited.
To register online go to www.dioceseoftrenton.org/go/cee
or call Jossie Ruiz at 609-403-7151.
St. Catharine – St. Margaret Parish Family
PARISH ORGANIZATIONS
Parish Council
Karen Tanzola
Finance Council
PJ McMenamin
Altar Sewing & Crafts Guild
Madelyn Curtis
Bereavement Group
Sr. Margaret Tierney
Children’s Liturgy
Karen Tanzola
CYO Youth Group
Mark McNulty
Health Ministry
Cathi Breslin
Marion Mullarkey
Holy Innocents Society
Tom Dorney
Joan McGurty
Knights of Columbus
Angelo Moliterno
Respect Life Committee
Barbara Griffin
School PTA
Janet Schneider
Social Concerns
Dave Wright
The Classics (over age 55)
Rectory
Third Order of Mt Carmel
James Morrissey
732-449-3547
908-230-4085
732-449-0059
732-449-5765 x124
732-449-3547
732-449-5765 x125
732-449-6824
732-449-8406
732-449-9589
732-859-4358
732-974-7258
732-774-0790
732-359-7707
732-282-1998
732-449-5765 x165
732-489-2031
PARISH INFORMATION
BAPTISMS: Baptisms are usually on the 2nd & 4th Sundays of each month at 1:30
PM. Baptism Preparation Class must be taken before the Baptism. The next class is
Tuesday, November 4, 2014 at 7:30 PM in the Convent. We urge parents to take the
class before the baby’s birth. Please call 732-449-5765, ext 102 to arrange for Baptisms
and the Preparation Class.
CHILDREN'S LITURGY OF THE WORD: All children, ages 4 and up are
invited to attend the Children's Liturgy of the Word at the 10:00 AM Mass in St.
Margaret's Church. There is no fee or registration required.
MARRIAGES: Those planning marriage should notify the pastor at least one year in
advance. The Church sees marriage in one’s own parish as the most proper arrangement,
therefore, people who reside in St. Catharine - St. Margaret Parish have a right to be
married here. Others should receive the sacrament in their own parishes. The bride, the
groom, or their parents must be registered and living in this Parish for at least one year.
Pre-Cana or Engaged Encounter Weekend is required as is participation in FOCCUS; a
self-diagnostic inventory designed to help couples learn more about themselves and their
unique relationship. Please call 732-449-5765, ext. 166.
CONFESSIONS: St. Margaret Church on Saturdays 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
St. Catharine Chapel on Saturdays 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM
MIRACULOUS MEDAL NOVENA:
After the 8:00 AM Mass on Monday.
QUEEN OF PEACE ROSARY:
Sunday at 3:00 PM, St. Catharine Church.
EUCHARISTIC DEVOTION:
Weekly Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament is held EVERY Wednesday after the
8:00 AM Mass in the Chapel, Benediction at 4:00 PM.
NEW PARISHIONERS: Welcome! We encourage all new families who move
into the boundaries of St. Catharine - St. Margaret Parish to call the rectory to register in
the parish.
PARISH WEBSITE: WWW.STCATHARINE-STMARGARET.COM
PARISH E-MAIL: [email protected]
PARISH COUNCIL E-MAIL: [email protected]
OFFERTORY PARTICIPATION
Parishioners are encouraged to bring the Offertory Gifts up
to the altar at the masses, especially if mass is in memory of
your loved ones. If you would like to do this please ask the
ushers before the mass begins.
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ST. CATHARINE CHURCH
MONDAY, October 13
8:00 AM
Robert Johansen
12:00 PM (Chapel) Steven Krakower
TUESDAY, October 14
8:00 AM
Richard Heine
12:00 PM (Chapel) Thomas Hourican
WEDNESDAY, October 15
8:00 AM (Chapel) Edward Marley
Geraldine Malvey
Dick Heine
Patricia O’Connell
Raymond O’Neil
John Byrne
12:00 PM (Chapel) Theresa VanGalen
THURSDAY, October 16
8:00 AM
Richard Heine
12:00 PM (Chapel) Maryon Stiatek
FRIDAY, October 17
6:45 AM
Owen Charles Lynch
8:00 AM
Bridge O’Malley &
Gertie Montgomery
Nicole Malato
Jack Bennett
Mai T. Nguyen
Grace Thomas
Virginia Bruno
12:00 PM (Chapel) Frank Sammartino, 25th Ann
SATURDAY, October 18
6:45 AM
Peter J. Oliva
8:00 AM
George Haag
5:00 PM
William Carey
SUNDAY, October 19
7:00 AM
People of the Parish
9:00 AM
Ann & Bill Jarmon
10:30 AM
The Garrett Family
12:00 PM (Chapel) Mary & Al Sullivan
ST. MARGARET CHURCH
SATURDAY, October 18
4:30 PM
Ralph & Lucille Jaccodine
SUNDAY, October 19
8:30 AM
Baby David Joseph Foley, IV
10:00 AM
Anne McLaughlin
11:30 AM
Kenneth Tanke
On October 2, I had the honor to join the Catholic
Men’s Group that meets in the basement of Kelly’s
Tavern early in the morning every month. There
were 50-60 men from many of the parishes in this
neighborhood, who meet together monthly before
leaving for work, - for prayer, sharing and to listen
to a presentation from an invited guest. When the
group asked me to address the group, I decided that
I would talk to them about a topic that I had written
about previously in this bulletin, and which was
also the theme of the Diocesan Priests Convocation
in Avalon in September.
This topic, which is of interest and concern to all
Catholics, is the psychological health and well
being of Catholic priests. I know from experience
that the health of the priests who direct and lead our
parishes directly affects many aspects of the
spiritual lives of parishioners, individuals, families
and children. In a sense, every Catholic who takes
his/her faith seriously, has a stake in the health and
well being of our priests.
Without getting into some of the myths that are
prevalent about the priesthood (I have already
written about them), suffice it to say that in several
well designed and rigorously conducted studies, it
emerges that priests score at a slightly more healthy
level on various measures of psychopathology than
the general population, and specifically than those
engaged in comparable social service professions.
So, I was interested to read a report in the New
York Times last Saturday (October 4) that reported
that contrary to expectations, studies are finding that
the common conception that stress is usually caused
by having too much work, is, in fact, a
misconception.
Professor Paul E Spector, a professor of
Psychology at the University of South Florida,
says that too little to do – or “under-load”, as he
calls it – can cause many of the physical
discomforts we associate with being overloaded,
like muscle tension, stomachaches and
headaches.
Studies now also postulate that the idea that stress is
always bad is another misconception. The classic
idea of stress – too much to do, too challenging a
task – is common. But even that kind of stress
should be rethought. In fact, research has shown
that if people learn to view stress with a different
mindset – as helpful rather than disabling – they
can learn to better handle its effects. Stress – or at
least reshaping the perception of it – may
actually keep us healthy.
Having moved in July from a smaller, and less
“stressful” parish (St. Jerome/St Mary) to a very
busy, and ostensibly more stressful St. Catharine-St.
Margaret Parish, I can personally attest to the fact
that the correlation between stress and too much
work may be overstated. (Actually, for me the jury
is still out – stand by for the verdict).
Fr Harry Cullen
In essence, we are just about as crazy as the rest of
the population (actually, slightly less crazy).
Mass Exodus
In relation to measures of burnout, a majority of
priests report that with the decrease in vocations to
the priesthood, they feel that they are overworked.
Interestingly, however, and counter-intuitively, this
does not translate into symptoms of burnout, and
the studies did not find a correlation between the
two constructs. Presumably, the reason for this is
because, generally, priests like what they do, are
enlivened and affirmed by the relationships that we
are blessed with in the ministry, and because most
priests have a lively prayer life and a healthy
relationship with God.
Perhaps it is my imagination or just wishful thinking, but
it appears to me that parishioners have responded in a
very generous way to the challenge to remain in church
until the end of Mass. If it is true, and if you have
modified your practice, on behalf of the parish, I thank
you and I commend you for rising to the challenge. It
may seem like a small thing in comparison to the great
issues and problems that we face as a church, but small
does not mean insignificant. We all want to feel proud
of our parish, and to many of us, this is a source of some
shame and embarrassment. I am tired of hearing from
people who migrate from here to Florida or the southern
states in the Fall and Winter, that “this kind of thing
never happens in our church”. Well it doesn’t happen
here (as much) either.
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St. Catharine School
“Building future leaders through a strong
educational and spiritual foundation.”
October 4-5, 2014
Regular Collection……………………………………….$18,512.50
Second Collection (Catholic University)…………….… $4,510.00
First Collection Summary By Mass
St Margaret’s Church
Saturday 4.30PM
Sunday 8.30AM
Sunday 10.00AM
Sunday 11.30AM
Total St Margaret’s
$2,201.00
$1283.00
$1504.00
$1444.00
$6432.00
St Catharine’s Church
Please come visit and learn more about our school.
Open House
Wednesday, October 22
9:00 am — 11:30 am
For more information, call 732-449-4424
www.stcatharineschool.org.
St. Catharine-St. Margaret Church
Youth Choirs
St. Catharine-St. Margaret Church invites all students from
our parish and our school from Kindergarten to High School
to come join in singing in one of our choirs! We sing at
Sunday Mass, holy day masses, and special events throughout
the church year. If you love to sing, please come to the
meeting to find out more! We are already planning a beautiful
program for Christmas. All are welcome, please come be a
part of the fun!
Weekly practices are held
on Thursday evenings in the
Chapel from 6:30-7:30pm
This year we are forming
two choirs:
Cherubim Choir:
Our
choir members from K-6.
Seraphim Choir: Choir members from 7- to high school
If you are unable to attend the meeting, but are interested or
would like more information for your child, please contact
Caroline Woodrow at [email protected] or 732-280-6682
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Saturday 5.00PM
Sunday 7.00AM
Sunday 9.00AM
Sunday 10.30AM
Sunday 12.00PM
Total St Catharine’s Church
$1953.00
$1947.00
$1764.00
$1956.00
$2166.00
$9786.00
Miscellaneous
Contributions that come in the mail
Loose Cash
Total Miscellaneous
$1696.50
$598.00
$2294.50
Doctrinal Wars?
This week the Diocesan newspaper, The Monitor,
reports on an issue that will be hotly debated at the
Synod in Rome this week. This will be the issue of
the eligibility of divorced and civilly remarried
Catholics to receive Communion. It would appear
that a “doctrinal war” is about to break out
between those who are proposing a change that
would allow such Catholics to receive Communion
and those who are strongly opposed to such a
move.
The Pope himself has said that the predicament of
such Catholics exemplifies a general need for
mercy in the Church today, and has indicated that
their predicament will be a major topic of
discussion in the Synod.
Invest Wisely
Help St. Catharine students by remembering St. Catharine
School in your estate plan. By including St. Catharine Parish
and school in your estate plan, you can make a significant impact
on future generations. A bequest is one of the most thoughtful
ways of providing for St. Catharine students: it is a gift that
shows your commitment to the school’s tradition of excellence
today, and allows St. Catharine students to thrive academically
and spiritually tomorrow .
PASTORAL CARE: 732-449-5765
If you are going into the hospital, our priests will be happy to
anoint you by appointment before admittance.
If you are IN the hospital, please call us to let us know so we
can visit you, since hospitals no longer list patients’ parishes.
If you wish someone to visit you or your loved one in your home
or assisted living, please notify us directly.
Sr. Margaret Ext. 124
Bereavement Support Group:
The next session is Thursday, October 23rd at 1:30 PM in the
convent. If you have lost a loved one do not feel alone in your
journey, we are here to support you.
Call Sr. Margaret Tierney 732 449-5765, Ext. 124.
Annual Catholic Appeal Update
As of 9/15/2014 our Parish Family has pledged $169,980 or
97% of our goal of $175,000 to the Annual Catholic
Appeal, formerly the Bishop’s Annual Appeal. We need a
few people to pledge to the appeal before it closes so that
the parish will be able to avail of the sizeable rebate
offered to parishes who reach or exceed their goal. If you
have not yet made a pledge please prayerfully consider
making one as your means will allow. Any amount will be
gratefully accepted. If you need a pledge card please call
732-449-5765 ext.111 and leave a message and one will be
promptly mailed to you. You may also make your pledge
online at www.dioceseoftrenton.org/catholicappeal. Thank
you for your support.
Health Provider Care Renewal Course
For nurses, doctors and those in the health care field only.
Tuesday October 21st, 2014 from 6-9pm
CPR/AED Renewal Course
For those in the community who would be willing to respond
to cardiac emergencies. Covers CPR, AED use, relief of
choking in adults, children & infants.
Wednesday October 22, 2014 from 9-12:30pm
Parish members $25.00. Non-members 55.00.
Must be 14 years of age or older. Course will be held in St.
Margaret’s basement. Healthy Bones
Participants and all Ushers are invited!
Next course dates are June 1st and 3rd, 2015
Contact Donna Falken, RN (201)230-2570
Sr. Margaret Tierney at 732-449-5765 ext. 124
Prayer Shawl Makers:
Synod on the Family
On Oct 8 2013, Pope Francis announced that in October
2014 there would be an extraordinary General Assembly
of the Synod of Bishops on topics related to the family and
evangelization. The Synod opened last Sunday October 5
and continues until October 19. Bishop O’Connell has
called for prayer on the occasion.
A synod is a gathering of bishops from around the world to
assist the Holy Father by providing counsel on important
questions facing the Church. The theme of this
“extraordinary” Synod is the “Pastoral challenges of the
Family in the context of evangelization”
Pope Francis provided this prayer for the Synod
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The next session will be on Wednesday, November 5 at 7:30 PM
in the convent.
Call Sr. Margaret Tierney 732-449-5765, Ext 124.
St. Catharine - St. Margaret Men’s Group
nd
Meets in St. Margaret Hall at 7:00 PM on the 2 Wednesday of
the month for prayer and discussion of the Scripture Readings for
the following Sunday Liturgy. All men are welcome.
Lay Carmelites
Have you ever had the desire to grow deeper in your Faith? We
offer you the opportunity to fulfill that desire. This desire is the
movement of the Holy Spirit in you to pray. Let us be the
instrument to bring this to fulfillment.
If interested in discussing or attending one of our meetings,
please call Jim Morrissey at 732-489-2031.
On the lighter Side
“A husband and wife were at a party chatting with some friends
when the subject of marriage counseling came up. “Oh, we’ll
never need that. My husband and I have a great relationship” the
wife explained. “He was a communications major in college and I
majored in theatre arts. He communicates real well, and I just act
like I’m listening.”
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Jesus, Mary and Joseph In you we contemplate
The splendor of true love, to you we turn with trust
Holy Family of Nazareth, Grant that our families too,
May be places of communion and prayer; Authentic schools
of the Gospel And small domestic churches
Holy Family of Nazareth, May families never again
Experience violence, rejection and division:
May all who have been hurt or scandalized
Find ready comfort and healing
Holy Family of Nazareth,
May the approaching Synod of Bishops
Make us once more mindful
Of the sacredness and inviolability of the family,
And its beauty in God’s plan.
Jesus, Mary and Joseph,
Graciously hear our prayer. Amen
25th ANNUAL
“CHAMPION FOR LIFE” AWARD DINNER
The Monmouth Coastal Respect Life Committee
(Representing the parishes of St. Catharine-St. Margaret, St. Denis, St. Elizabeth,
Holy Innocents, St. Mark’s and St. Rose)
would like to invite you to join us in honoring our
CHAMPION FOR LIFE – 2014
Mary Reilly
(Daughter of Walter and Margaret MacGowan)
Sunday, October 19th
Doolan’s Shore Club
700 Highway 71, Spring Lake Heights, New Jersey
Reception - 5-6:00 pm (Cash Bar)
Adult Dinner - $45
Buffet Dinner – 6:00 pm
Buffet Dinner
Student Dinner - $35
Children’s meal- $20
Reservations are necessary by October 13
Please make check payable and mail to Monmouth Coastal Respect Life Committee
c/o St. Catharine Parish, 215 Essex Ave., Spring Lake, N.J. 07762
For further information please Rachel Hendricks 732-223-1658
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(Tables of ten are available. Please attach list of dinner guests at your table.)
Names: ____________________________________________ Phone number: ________________________
Number of dinners:______________________Email:_____________________________________
Whether you attend the dinner or not, please consider sponsoring one or more of the Youth Group.
I wish to sponsor_______member(s) of the Youth Group at $35.00 each.
Place an ad in our Program Book to enable us to donate to organizations that help
women and children in desperate need!
Full Page Ad - $500
Platinum Level - $100
Half Page Ad - $250
Gold Level - $50
Quarter Page - $125
Silver Level - $25
*Greeting/graphics for ads can be emailed to [email protected]
or attached to this form. Mail payments to St. Catharine’s address given above.
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SOCIAL CONCERNS
CORNER
The Center in Asbury Park
Get meal containers on Sunday,
October 19th and return filled meal
containers on Sunday, October 26th.
Please, if you don’t want to contribute frozen meals to the
Center, remember, we need non-perishable toiletry items
as well. The Center provides "Hygiene Bags" for our clients
to assist them with their basic needs. Many of these items are
things that cannot be gotten with food stamps and yet they are
necessary items. If you can help The Center with these items
we would be most appreciative. The basic needs items are:
Shaving Cream, Deodorant, Hand Lotion, Hypo-Allergenic
Body Lotion, Mouth Wash, Body Soap, Band-Aids, Hair
Conditioner, Shampoo, Toothpaste, & Toilet Paper.
Containers for this collection are given out on the 3 rd weekend of every month. On the 4th weekend frozen meals and the
above mentioned articles are returned and delivered to the
Center.
For
more
info
call
732-774-3416
or
visit
www.thecenterinap.com. These people are our brothers
and sisters in need. Please help them.
St. Catharine Classics
Monday, Oct 13 Game Day at the Railroad Station will
resume at 1PM. Bridge, mah-jong, scrabble, etc. Bring some
friends. Light refreshments served.
OCT 16 Italian-Nite Dinner at 6PM in St. Catharine School
Cafeteria. Father Michael Heine, OFM, a Spring Lake Native
will speak on St. Francis & Pope Francis. Send Your
Reservation Requests, with a check for $20 made out to St.
Catharine-St. Margaret Church, to Ellen & Bob Lynch At
621 Monmouth Ave., Spring Lake Hts. NJ 07762.
Nov 12 A 9/11 Memorial & Museum Bus Trip. Departs
Spring Lake Train Station at 9AM, return approx 5:30PM. $98
includes transportation, admission to the 9/11 Memorial &
Museum, lunch at The Blue Planet Grill, & all gratuities. For
further info, call Catherine Branch at Sherry Callahan
Travel 732-449-9155 or Margaret O’Regan at 732-4493824. For your convenience, flyers with application forms
are in the rear of each church.
Please Note: The Nov 12 trip is SOLD OUT. A second
trip on Tuesday November 18 has all the same details. To
be included on 11/18, send a check, made out to Sherry
Callahan Travel, 508 Washington Blvd, Sea Girt 08730.
SAVE THE DATE: Dec 14 Christmas Party at Doolan's
Shore Club at 5PM. Hors d'Oeuvres, sit-down dinner, cash
bar. Details to follow.
We would like to thank all our parishioners who
supported the recent Catholic Charities 25th Annual
Guardian Angel Dinner Dance. It was a very special
honor for us to receive the Richard J. Hughes Diocese
of Trenton Humanitarian Award. Thank you very
much.
Bob and Karen Tanzola
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NJ Sister on Road to Sainthood
There has been very little publicity about a very
important and proud event that happened in
Newark last Sunday. A Sister of Charity from
Bayonne, NJ who died at the age of 26 in the
Convent of the Sisters of Charity in Convent
Station was formally beatified at a special Mass in
the Cathedral in Newark. This was the first time
ever that a beatification ceremony was conducted
in the USA. Her name was Sister Miriam Teresa
Demjanovich. She was born in Bayonne and her
parents were immigrants from present-day
Slovakia.
During her very short time as a sister, she wrote
many devotional writings that have been very
popular with many Catholics. For the past 60
years, the Congregation for Causes of Saints has
been examining her life and her writings and the
medical miracle linked to her intercession, to
determine if she was indeed virtuous and holy
enough to be honored. Her beatification last
Sunday was a resounding “YES” to these
questions, and places her on the road of being
declared a saint sometime in the future.
Here at St Catharine-St Margaret, we
have a direct connection to Blessed Sister
Miriam, in Sister Margaret, who is a
member of the same community of the
Sisters of Charity, Convent Station.
Harvest Festival
Oct 23 The Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth annual Harvest
Festival at The Madison Hotel, Morristown.
Raffle Tickets:
$50 for one ticket or $200 for five tickets.
1st Prize-$5,000 Travel Voucher. Good for any travel of your
choice through Great Experiences Inc. Travel Agency
2nd Prize-Weekend in Manhattan at The Four Seasons Hotel.
(includes Saturday night stay & Sunday breakfast)
3rd Prize-Waterford Crystal Vase
Proceeds benefit the mission of the Sisters of Charity & the aging
& infirm Sisters who reside in Saint Anne Villa.
For tickets or more info visit www.scnj.org or call 973-2905454/5409 by 10/16.
Red Bank Catholic Open House
For the Class of 2019
Sunday, October 19 from 2-4:30PM and
Monday October 20 from 4:30-7PM.
St. Catharine – St. Margaret Parish Family
215 Essex Avenue
Spring Lake, New Jersey 07762
Parish Administrative Staff
~MASS SCHEDULES~
Rev. Harold F. Cullen PhD, Pastor, ext 101
Rev. William Dunlap, Associate Pastor, ext 102
Rev. Charles Weiser, Senior Priest, ext 206
Deacon Edward Jennings, ext 188
Deacon John Little, ext 194
St. Catharine Church
Marianne Kelly, Parish Administrator, ext 106
Rich Baier, Buildings, ext 104
Marilyn L. Castellano, Ed.D, School Principal, 307
Patricia Rowan, Vice Principal, 302
Tammy Sablom, Religious Education, ext 305
Rev. William Dunlap, Adult Education, ext 102
Sister Margaret Tierney, SC Pastoral Care, ext 124
Lisa DeFillippo Cole, Publicity, ext 169
Mary Lou Oliva, Archives, ext 401
Richard B. Cambron, Special Projects, ext 111
Mark McNulty, Youth Ministry, ext 125
Street and Telephone Numbers
Rectory, 215 Essex Avenue
732-449-5765
School, 301 Second Avenue
732-449-4424
Religious Education Office, School 732-449-4424, ext 305, 310
St. Catharine Cemetery, W Chicago Blvd. Sea Girt 732-681-6269
St. Anne Cemetery, Allenwood Road, Wall 732-681-6269
PARISH WEBSITE: WWW.STCATHARINE-STMARGARET.COM
PARISH E-MAIL: [email protected]
PARISH COUNCIL E-MAIL: [email protected]
SCHOOL WEBSITE: stcatharineschool.org
RECTORY OFFICE HOURS: Monday - Friday 9 AM -4:00
PM. Evenings and Saturdays by appointment. If you wish an
appointment with a priest, please call beforehand. On Holy Days &
Holidays, the rectory office is closed.
NEW PARISHIONERS:
Welcome! We encourage all new families who move into the
boundaries of St. Catharine - St. Margaret Parish to call the rectory
to register in the parish.
Remember St. Catharine’s in Your Will
Saturday: 5:00 PM
Sunday: 7 AM, 9 AM, 10:30 AM
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 8 AM
Friday, Saturday: 6:45 AM
St. Catharine Chapel
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, & Friday: 12:00 Noon
Wednesday: 8:00 AM, 12:00 Noon
Sunday: 12:00 Noon
St. Margaret Church
Saturday: 4:30 PM
Sunday: 8:30 AM, 10 AM, 11:30 AM
St. Catharine School
Weekday Mass for individual classes: 9:00AM
on Wednesdays and Fridays during the school year.
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
St. Catharine Chapel Saturday 3:30 – 4:30 PM
St. Margaret Church Saturday 3:00 - 4:00 PM
PARISH PROGRAMS
RECTORY
732-449-5765
Receptionist
Ext 100
Administration
Ext 106
Adult Education
Ext 102
Baptisms
Ext 102
Bookkeeping
Ext 107
Buildings & Grounds
Ext 104
Bulletin
Ext 110
Envelopes, Registration
Ext 109
Funerals
Ext 102/101
Music Office
Ext 103
Operator
Ext 0
Pastoral Care
Ext 124
Publicity
Ext 169
Receptionist
Ext 100
Scheduling
Ext 173
Weddings
Ext 166
Youth Ministry
Ext 125
Tax Letters
Ext 178
Have the following statement included in your will: “I leave to the
St Catharine School/Parish , Spring Lake, NJ, the sum of
$___________or_______ percent of the residue of my estate,
whichever is greater, for its religious, educational and charitable
works”. Stock may also be donated to the parish.
PARISH MISSION STATEMENT
“We, the Catholic community of St. Catharine - St. Margaret, gather in Christ's name to nurture spiritual growth through the various stages and
challenges of life.
We are committed through liturgy, sacraments and parish activities - to proclaim the message of the Gospel, to provide a quality Catholic education
for children and adults, to continue to build community and to serve those in need.
Rich in the traditions established in this community during the last century, we challenge ourselves to live our faith in loving service to the
community's residents and its many summer visitors.
We affirm our concern for all members of the Mystical Body of Christ everywhere and particularly those who require assistance.
And always, we seek to know and love God and to love our neighbor as Jesus taught us.”
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