The Church of Epiphany
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
Parish Staff
REV. MICHAEL SANTANGELO, Pastor
LOUIS V. COMMISSO, Deacon
MICHAEL MULLARKEY, Deacon
RONALD NOWAK, Deacon
KIM LORENTZEN, Director Religious Education
JAMES McMAHON, Business Administrator
DANIEL DANTONI, Director of Music
DONNA WOODLEY, Parish Secretary
CAROL LORE, Finance Secretary
DANA TOSCANO, Administrative Asst., Rel. Ed.
MICHAEL & AMY NOWAK, Middle school Youth Group
Our Church Gathers for
Celebration of the Eucharist
ON SUNDAY at 8:00, 10:00 am & 12:00 Noon
ON SATURDAY 9:00 am and Vigil of Sunday, at 5:00 pm
ON WEEKDAYS Monday thru Saturday at 9:00 am
ON HOLIDAYS Mass as Announced
Wed
Sun.
Thurs.
Fri. .
Sat
Mon.
Thurs.
Jan. 1
April 20
May 29
Aug. 15
Nov. 1
Dec. 8
Dec. 25
Solemnity of Mary
Easter
Ascension Thursday
Assumption of Mary
Feast of All Saints
Immaculate Conception
Christmas
The Sacrament of Penance
On Saturday at the Church 3:30 to 4:30 pm or by
appointment anytime.
Sacrament of Marriage
Saturday at 11:00 am, 12:30 pm, 2:00 pm. Necessary
preparations require that arrangements be made one
year in advance.
Rectory / Parish Office
615 Thiele Road, Brick Township, NJ 08724
732-458-0220
FAX: 732-458-0855
Office Hours
Mon.-Thurs 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Fri. 9:00 to 3:00 pm
Summer Office Hours Mon.-Fri. 9:00am to 3:00pm
Home Page Website: www.churchofepiphany.org
Religious Education
Office Hours
732-785-0872
Mon. Wed. Thurs. 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Tues. 9:00 am to 7:00 Fri. 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
Summer Hours: 9:00AM-2:00PM
Sacrament of Baptism
The sacrament of Baptism is ordinarily celebrated the 2nd
and 4th Sundays of each month at 1:15p.m. We
emphasize sacramental preparation consisting of a four
part Parish Baptism Process, in which the infant is always
present. To schedule Baptism, please call the church
office, at least one month in advance.
Letters of Recommendation
Letters of Recommendation to act as sponsors will be
issued only to parishioners who attend Mass regularly, are
confirmed and if married, are married in the Church. To
help us make this judgment, we expect you to be
registered with us for 3 months. Weekly use of envelopes
(with or without a contribution) also helps. To arrange for
Letters of Recommendation or Baptismal certificates,
please call the parish office during office hours.
Welcome New Parishioners
Please fill out a registration form obtained in the
Commons Area or contact the parish office during office
hours.
Envelopes will be ordered in your name.
Departing Parishioners, please notify the office as well at
732-458-0220.
OCTOBER 26 30TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
DAILY MASS INTENTIONS
Saturday, October 25, 2014
9:00AM Alice Steensen by Mr & Mrs Sean Duffy & Family
5:00PM Raymond Hermida & Sandra Wepprecht
Sunday, October 26, 2014
8:00AM Charles (Chuck) Forman by
Jim & Maureen McMahon
10:00AM Ellen & Lou Iorio for Their Wedding Anniversary
People of Parish
12:00N Mel Akerley by Tom & Joan Franken
Monday, October 27, 2014
9:00AM Loretta Hendrickson by Prayer Group
June Staffa by Kathy DeStefano
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
9:00AM Lewis P. York by Bernadette Perrine
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
9:00AM Patrick J., Margaret & Jerome P. Erwin by
Dan Erwin
Joseph Macaluso by Calderone Family
Thursday, October 30, 2014
9:00AM John Zigo by Maryellen Slocum & Ann Zigo
Friday, October 31, 2014
9:00AM Grace Domaracki by Sandy & John Crosio
Saturday, November 1, 2014
9:00AM Julio Campos by Pimentel Family
Grey Book
5:00PM Dorothy & Edward McMichael by
Kathleen McMichael
Sunday, November 2, 2014
8:00AM Charles (Chuck) Forman by George & Helen Bailey
10:00AM Tirone Family by Sara Durante
12:00N Mel Akerley by Helen & George Bailey, Jr.
People of Parish
Sunday Scripture
Here are next Sunday‛s Scripture readings
THIS WEEK IN OUR PARISH
Monday, October 27, 2014
8:15AM MM Novena & Rosary (Mon. thru Sat.)
9:00AM Helping Hands PO#4
11:00AM Stokes Steppers – PH#1
2:30PM
Senior Exercise - APR
4:00PM Adoration – WA
7:15PM Bible Study - APR
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
10:00AM Bible Study - APR
5:30PM
CCD Gr 1-8 Vets Middle School
7:30PM
Finance Committee - APR
7:30PM
Contemporary Grp. - WA
7:30PM
Joy Prayer Grp – PH#1
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
9:30AM Hospitality After 9AM Mass – APR
6:00PM
Girl Scout Trp#1270 - PH#1
7:00PM
Separated, Divorced, Widowed – PH#2
Thursday,
11:00AM
7:00PM
7:00PM
7:30PM
October 30, 2014
Stokes Steppers – PH#1
Melody Choir – WA
St. Vincent DePaul –PH#2
Adult Choir – WA
Friday, October 31, 2014
8:00PM
AA – APR
Saturday, November 1, 2014
8:30AM Morning Prayer and Rosary – WA
6:00PM Feast Volunteer Appreciation Dinner - APR
Sunday, November 2, 2014
10:15AM Children‛s Liturgy of The Word - APR
10:45AM R.C.I.A. - APR
Helping Hands Ministry
In the spirit of Thanksgiving, Helping Hands Ministry is
beginning to collect cookies for Lexington House. Please
have them in by Sunday, November 16th.
ALL SOULS‛ DAY
First Reading: WISDOM 3:1-9
Second Reading: ROMANS 5:5-11
Gospel: JOHN 6:37-40
Support Rosary Prayer Group.
Fridays 10:00-11:00AM
Geraldine Thompson Nursing Home. For information
please call Bob at 732-458-2435 (Leave Message).
Our food pantry is in need of Cereal, Spaghetti Sauce,
Pasta, Peanut Butter, Jelly, and Soup.
Thank you to all who supported Harbor House, the
children’s shelter in Toms River, through your generous
donations and prayers. The 400-mile bike Ride for New
Beginnings was a success again.
Ocean Thanks to your contributions, runaway, abused,
abandoned or neglected children and youth in and Monmouth
Counties are provided shelter and the important services they
need to find their way. Our entire community benefits from
the good work of Harbor House. May God bless you always,
Harbor House Ride for New Beginnings Committee
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Vigil Light Prayer
PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK
Please let us know in the parish office when someone‛s name should
be removed from the spoken or bulletin printed sick list due to
their recovery, or other prayers answered, or in the case of one‛s
death:
Jerry Commisso, Kathy Brenner, ‘Baby‛ Chase Thomas,
Beth Ferrante, Joseph Bolton, Joseph Francella, Volker
Jaegar, John Cifrodella, Toni Mantone, Austin & Dylan
Kellenberger, Amya Boyd, Karen Shilanskas, Crystal
Kopsic, Annette Falkowski, Jason Rau, Mike Mania,
Rev. Bernardino Esguerra, Ginger Negri, David & Myra
Walther, Joey Kohler, Edward Westpy, “Baby” Bridget
Jordan, Rocco Westpy, David Villanueva, Marion Kearns,
Arlene Carulli, Margie McGhee, Steve Rovell, Margaret
Young, Grace Durante, Arlene Gellispic, Brian Egitto;
Louis Melluso, Joan Nowicki, Mary Rake, Pvt. Steve
Kurza, Carol Ann Van Nostrand, Nicholas Salani, Mary
Lussen, Jude David Capizzi,
Bridget Morris, Dennis
Ligus, John Osborne, Howard Sansom, Joellen AndreulaOrtiz, Robert Novy, Laura Marie Tedeschi, Tara Batzel,
Barbara Hartmann, Alex Crevillone, Charles Banks
Grove, Josephine Troiano, Gary Akerley, D.P.
Bienvenue, Michael Cope, Don Tarquini, Martin Borelli,
Barbara Langer, Casper Cacciopo, Diane Harker,
Kathleen McGonigle, Edward Gelormino, Florence Vogel,
Gloria Martinez, Vera Baumgart,
Elizabeth Mook,
Cheryl Robinson,
Margaret Ruff;
Barry, Faust
Colantuoni; ANR; Andrea Perry, Maria Bienvenue, Keith
Westpy, Dorothy Westpy, Sal Lombardo, Paula & Jerry
Silvestro, Mary Norraas, Donna Fogler, Mike Rossi,
Robert Herlihy, Jr., Ed Reissner, Betty Roseberry
Lord, May this candle be a
light for You to enlighten me in my
difficulties and decisions. May it be a fire for You to burn out of
me all pride, selfishness and impurity. May it be a flame for You to
bring a warmth into my heart towards my family, my neighbors and
all those who meet me. Through the intercession of the Sacred
Heart of Jesus and Mary, I place in your care those I come to
remember.
For the week beginning October 26, 2014
The Vigil Lamp in front of the Tabernacle is for
Lorraine Yurgelonis by her Mother Marie.
The Vigil Lamp in front of the Blessed Mother is for
Cathy Brenner by Joan Mullee & Family;
The Vigil Lamp in front of the Sacred Heart of Jesus is
for Special Intention;
The Vigil Lamp in front of St. Joseph is for
Philip & Ronald Cioffi by Irene Cioffi.
St. Vincent de Paul
If anyone serves, they should do so with the strength
God provides, so that in all things God may be praised
through Jesus Christ. To him be the glory and the power
for ever and ever. Amen.
1 Peter 4:11
CLOTHING DRIVE
OCTOBER 26th 9 am to 1:30 pm
We will thankfully accept clothing, bedding, coats, linens,
purses, drapes, stuffed animals and shoes. Drop off
location is at the Parish Hall on the corner of
Herbertsville Rd. and Thiele Rd.
Please pray for the repose of the souls of the
deceased spouses, relatives, friends and benefactors
of the parish and for the comfort and consolation of
their families, including JOSEPH BOKAN,
PATRICIA OLSEN;
Have you ever thought of being an Altar Server?
There will be altar server training on November 7th & 14th
from 7:00-8:00PM. If interested, please contact Kathie
Chu at 848-333-9317.
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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATORS CORNER
10/26/2014
***Our Current Budget***
This year we need $9963.00 weekly to fund our
budget.
Our collection last week was $6,484.00
which is short by $3479.00.
We sincerely thank you for your past generosity and ask
that you prayerfully consider an increased gift to the
appeal this year. For those of you who may have not
contributed in the past, I invite you to share your faith
with a gift to the 2014 Annual Catholic Appeal.
Visit (www.churchofepiphany.org) for Online Giving
Link. The web site is also a convenient place to look up
the current Parish monthly calendar, as well as the
current Ministry schedule.
We are a tax-exempt non-profit Organization and
gratefully accept donations from last will and
testament‛s and/or stock to assist in carrying out our
mission. For more information, please contact Michele
at Wells Fargo Advisors (800-533-6163)
May God Bless you for your generosity.
“COMMEMORATIVE BRICK CAMPAIGN”
Consider purchasing an Epiphany Commemorative Brick
for any upcoming Graduation, Wedding or other special
family celebration, or a memorable acknowledgement for
your loved one. The cost is $150 for a 4x8 inch brick
and $200 for an 8x8 inch brick. There are plenty of
spaces left. Please consider purchasing one. Thank
you.
“The Tree of Life” Look at the tree in our Worship
area. This is another way to perpetuate the memory
of a loved one, or to memorialize someone. The
engraved leaf costs $500 and a stone in $2500.
Both of these can be paid in installments with
monthly payments.
PLEASE SUPPORT OUR
ADVERTISERS THEY MAKE OUR
BULLETIN POSSIBLE!
PATHMARK COMMUNITY REWARDS –
A REVISED PROGRAM
Introducing the NEW Pathmark Community Rewards Card!
Important Details & Highlights
• On or about October 24 >>> Everyone who provided
a mailing address when they registered their old
Pathmark card(s) will receive their NEW PreRegistered Community Card in the mail. These
Pre-Registered cards are already linked to our
group and ready to use.
•
October 31 >>> Community Cards will be
available store-wide.
•
Supporters who do not receive a card by mail
can simply pick up their New Community Rewards
Card at any Pathmark Customer Service desk.
•
No Phone Option >>> Supporters MUST USE
THEIR “ACTUAL CARD.
•
At this time >>> The new Card is for All
Pathmark Stores ONLY.
Participation will be extended to A&P and other food
stores in the future!
Now when you use your Pathmark Club Card, you‛ll
continue to receive your current rewards…AND you can
also earn 1% for the Church of Epiphany.
TD BANK: AFFINITY MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM
TD us Bank will make an annual contribution to our church,
based on the average balance of your accounts:
Checking
Savings
Money Market
Certificate of Deposits
Retirement
All information regarding accounts included in the program
is kept strictly confidential.
SIGN UP TODAY
It‛s simple. Your TD Bank representative can register you.
Tell them you want to register with the Church of
Epiphany‛s Affinity program. This is another program that
you can utilize to help our Parish. There is no cost to you,
but we can receive additional support without any extra
expense. You must tell the TD Bank teller that you want
your ACCOUNTS LINKED TO THE EPIPHANY
AFFINITY PROGRAM. THANK YOU!!
“FOR HEAVEN SAKE” 732-449-7253
FOR HEAVEN SAKE is a religious gift shop located at 608
Brighton Ave., in Spring Lake Heights. When a parishioner
that makes a purchase in their store and designates “the
Church of Epiphany”, we will receive a $1 donation from
their store. Please visit their store when you want to
purchase a religious gift. Thank you.
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“A KNIGHT AT THE RACES”
Each of our Religious
Education Students are required to attend 3 class
masses with a parent throughout the year in addition
to attending weekly Sunday Mass as well as Holy Days
of Obligation. Prayer cards will be issued only on the
days that you are scheduled to attend a class mass .
After each mass there will be someone in the
Commons Area or in the Parish Office that will
distribute the prayer card. Please bring the prayer
card to your teacher on Tuesday so that your
attendance will be confirmed. If your child is unable
to attend the scheduled class mass time and you need
to attend a different mass that weekend, please
email Kim Lorentzen at
[email protected] so that
accommodations can be made. Thank you.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION UPCOMING DATES:
10/26 – 7th Grade Community Service Project –
Clothing Drive helpers
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10/26 – 1 Grade Mass 8:00AM
2nd Grade Mass 10:00AM
11/9 - 5th Grade Mass 10:00AM
6th Grade Mass 12:00PM
HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH GROUP
On Saturday, November 8th, Epiphany
Knights of Columbus #8160 will present
of its’ most important fundraiser. We
need your support and generosity for
this event. On that evening,
immediately following the 5:00PM
Mass, the Gates to “Epiphany Downs”
will open and our fun-filled “Knight at
the Races” will be presented. There will be nine action
packed, exciting races featured with pari-mutuel wagering
available on each race.
A wonderful deli-style super featuring hot over roasted pork
sandwiches along with your favorite salads being served.
Snacks will also be provided during the races. Desserts and
beverages are included in the low admission charge of just $10
per person. You may B.Y.O.B if you wish. (Beer & wine only
please).
Since our racing program has now been computerized, be
assured that the time between each race will be minimal.
There is a sign up sheet in the Commons area or call Joe
Mignone at 732-575-6032 or John Crosio at 732-575-6032 for
reservations or information. Please come out on November 8th
and support us, as we continue to help and support Epiphany!
We need you to make this fundraiser a success.
CHRISTMAS WITH THE KNIGHTS
Take a trip with the Knights of Columbus to Resorts Casino
to see Allen Edwards, a major star at Branson, where he
will perform a variety of his favorite Christmas music and
hymns that tells us what Christmas is about.
Along with your show ticket is the Resorts Buffet & $10 in
slot play! The Cost is just $49 per person. The bus will
leave Epiphany at 10:00AM on December 7, and return at
approximately 7:30/8:00PM. For more information please
call Joe Mignone at 732-458-8905.
Respect Life Ministry
Election Prayer for Life
Middle School Youth:
When: 2nd & 4th Thursday of the month,
6:30PM – 8:30PM
Start Date: October 9th
Where: The Church of Epiphany – APR
HELP WANTED!
We are desperately in need of CCD
substitute teachers & Aides. If you
could volunteer your tie occasionally
on a Tuesday night form 5:306:30PM, please give Dana in the
Religious Ed office a call at
732-785-0872
O God, we acknowledge you today as Lord, not only of individuals, but
of nations and governments. We thank you for the privilege of being able
to organize ourselves politically and of knowing that political loyalty
does not have to mean disloyalty to you. We thank you for your law,
which our Founding Fathers acknowledged and recognized as higher than
any human law. We thank you for the opportunity that each election puts
before us, to exercise our solemn duty not only to vote, but to influence
countless others to vote, and to vote correctly. Lord, we pray that your
people may be awakened. Let them realize that while politics is not their
salvation, their response to you requires that they be politically active.
Awaken your people to know that they are not called to be a sect fleeing
the world. But rather a community of faith renewing the world. Awaken
them that the same hands lifted up to you in prayer are the hands that pull
the lever in the voting booth; That the same eyes that read your Word are
the eyes that read the names on the ballot, and that they do not cease to be
Christians when they enter the voting booth. Awaken your people to a
commitment to justice to the sanctity of marriage and the family, to the
dignity of each individual human life, and to the truth that human rights
begin when human lives begin, and not one moment later. Lord, we
rejoice today that we are citizens of your kingdom. May that make us all
the more committed to being faithful citizens on earth. We ask this
through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen
Fr. Frank Pavone www.priestsforlife.org
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Gospel: Matthew 22:34-40
Matthew recounts the incident in which a
lawyer, seeking to entrap Jesus, asks,
“Teacher, which commandment of the law is
the greatest?”
With
simplicity and
authority, Jesus responds that the first
commandment is to love God with one‛s
entire being; the second is to love one‛s
neighbor as oneself.
“‛Teacher, which commandment of the law is
the greatest?‛…‛You shall not molest or
oppress the alien, for you were once aliens,
yourselves on the land of Egypt. You shall
not wrong any widow or orphan If ever you
wrong them and they cry out to me, I will
surely hear their cry…I will hear him for I
am compassionate.‛”
It was a lawyer, one of the Pharisees, who
approached Jesus with the question
concerning the great commandment. Jesus‛
response reflected His knowledge of the
Hebrew scriptures, which spoke of love of
God and love of neighbor. It is easy for us
to quote the prayer which the devote Jewish
person recites five times each day. “O
Shema…‛
Once when Jesus was asked who is to be
considered ‘neighbor‛ he responded with the
parable of the Good Samaritan. It is easy
for us to repeat the same teaching. Do we
live it?
Our World today is filled with refugees and
asylees. Years ago they were called DP‛s
(displaced persons). In our own country we
are unable to provide legislative protection
for millions of immigrants living among us.
Many have fled tyrannical governments,
unjust discrimination, armed conflicts and
economic deprivation. We reluctantly accept
some refugees, but turn away countless
others, or refuse to legislate positively in
their behalf. Isn‛t it time that we learn
from our Judeo-Christian biblical roots,
what the law, the prophets and Jesus
Himself taught us?
Jesus summed up the teaching from two
sources. We can do the same, based upon a
single word – respect.
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26 ANNUAL ART & CRAFT SHOW
St. Joseph Rosary Altar Society is sponsoring its 26th Annual
Art & Craft Show on Saturday, Nov. 1, 2014, from 9:00-3:00 at
Donovan Catholic High School, Hooper Ave., Toms River.
Adults $2.00, Children: Free! Over 70 fantastic & unique
crafters to choose from. Have lunch at Joe‛s Café, and take
home some baked goods from Mary‛s Bake shop.
HELLO FROM THE CATHOLIC TV NETWORK!
The Catholic TV Network, America‛s Catholic Television
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To help, simply visit GetCatholicTV.com as an easy way to
petition your cable or satellite provider. If you are unable to
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to your provider.
Tricky Tray Gift Auction
Sunday, November 9th, Doors open at 1PM, Games begin at
3:00. Tickets are available now at the rectory or via Holy
Family School. Don‛t wait to buy our tickets as this event
typically sells out early! Cost: $15.00/ticket. Includes
dozens of tray tickets, coffee, snack and gift bag. Kitchen
will be open, concessions include cooked meals. No one
under the age of 18 is admitted. All proceeds to benefit
Holy Family School.
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