Sacred Heart Church
260 High Street, Mount Holly, NJ 08060-1404
Telephone: 609-267-0209 • FAX: 609-267-9293 • Website: www.parishofsacredheart.org
Office Hours: Mon. - Sat. 9:00am - 5:00pm (Closed for Lunch 12:00pm-1:00pm)
Evening Office Hours: Mon. - Fri. 6:00pm - 9:00pm • Sunday 8:30pm -1:00pm
Mass Schedule
Saturday: 4:30pm (Vigil)
Sunday: 7:30AM, 9:30am, 11:30am & 7:00pm
Weekday: Mon.-Fri. 7:00am & 8:30am
Saturday: 8:30am
Confessions
Saturday: 3:30pm - 4:00pm
(Reconciliation Rooms are to the right of the Eucharistic Chapel)
Parish Staff
Pastor
Deacons
Rev. John P. Czahur ext. 308
Deacon Michael Auleta
Deacon Jim Casa
[email protected]
Deacon John Hoefling
Deacon Stan Orkis
Deacon William Rowley
Sacred Heart School
250High Street, Mount Holly, NJ 08060
Telephone: 609-267-1728
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.sacred-heart-school.org
Principal: Ms. Carla Chiarelli
Admin. Assist.: Mrs. Colleen Martin ext. 316
Parish Secretary: Mrs. Michele O’Toole ext. 301
[email protected]
Business Manager: Mrs. Deneen Thomas ext. 303
Cemetery Manager: Mrs. Paula Pietrow ext. 304
[email protected]
Pastoral Administrator: Mrs. Marge McGinley ext. 306
[email protected]
Asst. to Pastoral Admin.: Ms. Merry Marcellino ext. 305
[email protected]
Parish Maintenance Mr. Jason D’Entremont ext. 319
[email protected]
Sacred Heart Religious Education
Telephone: 609-267-6319
Email:
[email protected]
Director of Rel. Ed: Mrs. Eileen Hoefling, D. Min.
Coord. of Rel. Ed: Mrs. Jessica Donohue ext. 307
Office Hours: Mon-Thurs. 9am – 2pm
Track I Class Times
Grades 1st - 4th Tues. & Wed.: 5:00PM to 6:00PM
Grades 5th - 6th Wednesday: 7:00PM to 8:00PM
Grades 7th - 8th Tuesday: 7:00PM to 8:00PM
NOVEMBER 22 – NOVEMBER 23, 2014
OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, KING OF THE UNIVERSE
Parish Registration
Our parish family warmly welcomes new
members. Please register at your earliest
convenience by stopping by the Parish
House during the office hours.
The Sacrament of Baptism
We welcome new life into the Church through
the sacramental sign of Baptism which is
celebrated every Sunday of the month at
1:00pm with the exception of Palm Sunday
and Easter Sunday. We encourage parents
who wish to have their child baptized to call
the Parish Secretary, Michele O’Toole, at
609-702-1848 ext. 301 or stop in and pick up
a Baptism packet.
Once the Baptismal Preparation class is
attended, the form completed and the
Godparent Eligibility Certificates are turned in
then a date for your child’s Baptism will be
set.
Baptismal Preparation
Catholic Godparents are required to
complete an Eligibility Certificate and have
the certificates signed by the pastor of the
parish where they are currently registered
and practicing their faith.
We offer a Baptismal Prep Class for parents
as a way of preparing them for their child’s
journey of faith. Classes are scheduled for
the first Wednesday of every month at
7:30pm. Please contact the Parish Secretary
to register.
The Sacrament of Marriage
Couples wishing to celebrate and consecrate
their love in the Sacrament of Marriage are
asked to call the Parish Secretary, Michele
O’Toole at 609-702-1848 ext. 301.
Arrangements are to be made with the
Pastor a year in advance of the requested
date. At least one person should be a
registered member of the parish. All couples
are required to attend preparation sessions.
Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick
Any Catholic who is seriously ill, advanced in
age, or who feels the need for the comforting
presence of the Church’s sacramental prayer
life may be anointed. Please contact the
Parish Office at 609-702-1848 ext. 301
during office hours. In the case of an
emergency, please call and follow the
instructions listed on our telephone message.
Funerals
In all cases, the family of the deceased
parishioner should contact the funeral home
directly. They will contact the Church to
make further arrangements. For information
regarding our Parish Cemetery, please call
the Cemetery Office at 609-702-1848 ext 304
Care of the Sick, Homebound and Elderly:
The sick, the homebound and the elderly are
valued members of our parish. Please call
the parish house at 609-267-0209 ext. 305
for a
Bulletin Articles
Sacramental Sponsorship Letter
This is a form required to be a Godparent or
Sponsor for Baptism or Confirmation. To
receive this form the following requirements
must be met:
-If married, be in a valid marriage according
to the laws of the Catholic Church.
-Be at least 16 years of age
-Completed the Sacraments of Initiation,
Baptism, Eucharist and Confirmation
-Be a registered, active participant of a Parish
Articles for the Bulletin need to be submitted
No Later than Friday to appear the next
weekend (9 days prior). Articles can be
emailed to
[email protected]
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NOVEMBER 22 – NOVEMBER 23, 2014
OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, KING OF THE UNIVERSE
MASSES FOR THE WEEK
November 24th– November 30rd
MONDAY
7:00am Christie Hylton Req. By Anne Marie
Hughes
8:30am Donna Christian Req. By Mr. & Mrs.
Monell
TUESDAY
7:00am Herman J. Redder Req. By the
Redder Family
8:30am Dorothy Storer Req. By Stephen
Norris
WEDNESDAY
7:00am Sheila Gillespie Req. By Phil, Elaine,
Camille, Seth, Colin, Jenn, Natus &
Judah Ryan
8:30am Bud Stellwag, Sr. Req. By His Loving
Family
THURSDAY THANKSGIVING DAY
9:00am Margaret Farkas Req. By Alice & Al
Farkas
FRIDAY
7:00am Mary A . Alexander Req. By Bill &
Yodi Langan
8:30am Joseph Laufer Req. By Jean & Bob
Messina
SATURDAY
8:30AM Barbara Morelli Req. By Shirley Sapp
Tom Connor Req. By Mary Kay Buck &
Family
James J. Scacco, Sr. Req. By The
Brown Family
4:30PM James Matarese Req. By Marge
Eichenger
SUNDAY
7:30am All the Deceased Religious of the
Parish & The People of the Parish
9:30am Sandra B. Fowler Req. By Marge
McGinley
11:30am Chester Sadowski Req. By
Irene & Ed Besko
7:00pm Mary Kay & Dan Gallagher Req. By
John & MaryPat Scordato
The Devotional Candle in the
Chapel of the Two Hearts
Will Burn in Loving Memory of:
James N. & Betty Juliana
Eucharistic Adoration – Come and spend time
in the quiet with Our Lord in the Chapel of the
Two Hearts located in the Parish House.
Our Chapel is open for you and Jesus to spend
some time during the following hours:
Monday through Friday 9AM to 8:30PM
Saturday 9AM to noon.
SUNDAY OFFERING
Weekly 11/15 – 11/16
$ 19,776.63
Thank you for the faithful and generous
support that you continue to give to our
Church.
Thanksgiving Day
(Thursday, November 27th)
Mass will be celebrated
at 9:00AM
The Parish Office and Chapel
will be
Closed
Thursday November 27
And
Friday November 28th
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NOVEMBER 22 – NOVEMBER 23, 2014
OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, KING OF THE UNIVERSE
Dear Parishioners of Sacred Heart,
At this special time of the year
when we pause to give thanks for the
many blessings that the Lord has
bestowed upon us, please know how
truly grateful I am to all of you for your
prayerful presence and faithful support
of Sacred Heart Parish.
On Thanksgiving Day you will be
remembered in my prayers with sincere
gratitude. How blessed we all are to
belong to this wonderful community of
faith. May you and your loved ones
always experience the grace and peace
of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in your
hearts and homes each day. God bless
you all.
Father John
The Sacred Heart
Parish Staff would like
to wish everyone a
Happy Thanksgiving!
Please remember in your prayers:
Sean Robert Miles, Frances Ogozalek,
Barbara McCabe-Parker, Fred Zimmer,
Toribia Cadavez, Patricia Parker,
Norman Goldstein, Morgan Ackerman,
Charles Juliana, Bertha Harris, Sabrina Kaiser,
Wilma Peterson, Raymond Bishop,
Walter Klarmann, Tom Polinski,
Baby Joseph William Eades, Celeste Bunn,
Patricia O’Connor, George Schneider,
Catherine Byham, Marie Donahue,
Jenny Hand, Margaret Brock, Christine,
Mary Ellen Flynn, Peggy Stewart,
Dylan Crespo, Sharon Carroll, Jane Ciletti,
Annette Gullo, Frances Sinopoli, Teddy Smith
William A. Andrews, Carmine Laraia,
Arthur Netti, Doris Gallo, Rhiannon Schneider,
Dick McCarron, Don Hartman, Mary Hartman,
Clara Hynes, Daniel DeMaio, Liam Stellwag,
Mark Cirillo, Frank Anton, Annmarie Laraia
Bette, Michelle Schafle Reed,
William Lawrence, Deacon John O’Donnell
As a parish family we remember all who are
struggling or suffering in mind, body, or spirit,
especially those who have requested our
prayers.
Please pray for the men and women now
serving in the military, especially the loved
ones of our parishioners who are serving
overseas in Iraq and Afghanistan:
PFC Jimmy Graham, U.S.M.C.
Capt. Travis Aiello, U.S.M.C.
Keith A. Best, U.S.M.C.
LCpl. Nigel Martin, U.S.M.C.
Capt. Robert J. Boccio, U.S.A.F
Michael Bakker, Isaac Paredez
Major Scott J. Sill, Michael Tranchitella
Douglas Schwenck, Army Reserve
Richard DeLorge U.S.M.C
Peter Liedman, Dorinia Dibuono
Capt. James Rankin U.S.M.C
LTC John Gourley, U.S. Army
Nate Wiegnar,
SSgt Daniel E. Naro, Sgt. Alison Lyport
2nd LT Lee Brent, U.S. Army
Sgt. Stephanie Robertson, U.S. Army
Sgt. Michael Rowley, U.S. Army
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NOVEMBER 22 – NOVEMBER 23, 2014
OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, KING OF THE UNIVERSE
Baptisms
We extend a warm welcome to our newly
baptized.
Kennedy Anne Granger
Parker Bradley Dirvin
May the Lord give His angels
charge over you,
to guide you in all your ways.
Psalm 91:11
SERRA VOCATION PRAYER CHALICE
Prayer for Vocations
Lord our God,
You established the Church as a sign of Your
continuing presence in the world.
We ask You to raise up faithful ministers to
Your Church in the priesthood and religious
life, so that the message of faith, justice and
love contained in the Gospel may be brought
into the hearts of all people. We ask this
through Christ our Lord. Amen.
Archbishop John R. Quinn
Thank you for praying for vocations.
To learn more about the Vocation Prayer
Chalice, please call Ann (609)-267-5836 or
sign up by writing your name & phone number
on the signup sheet located to the left of the
Tabernacle in the Church Chapel.
Solemnity of Christ the King
On this last Sunday of the liturgical year,
the Gospel of Matthew is our guiding text and
we have a mixture of consoling social justice
and chilling final judgment. The Son of Man
will place the sheep on His right and the goats
on His left. What is the determining factor for
this separation? It is highlighted in the ministry
to the hungry, thirsty, stranger, the naked, ill
and imprisoned.
The King’s response to the righteous
who questioned when they saw the King in
each of these circumstances contains the sum
and substance of the Saint Vincent de Paul
ministry: “Amen, I say to you whatsoever you
did for the least brothers of mine, you did for
me.”
As we enter this Thanksgiving week,
may we pause from our labors and remember
in gratitude the Giver of all good gifts. May we
never take for granted the gifts of health,
family, talent and opportunity, and may we use
them for the good of all people.
The Pantry is in NEED of the following.
Meals in a can, Macaroni & Cheese, Canned
Vegetables, Can or Boxed Potatoes, Cereal,
Tuna, Soups, Pasta, Pasta Sauce, Canned Fruit
& Jelly
If you would like to make a monetary donation
please make checks payable to:
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT de PAUL
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NOVEMBER 22 – NOVEMBER 23, 2014
OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, KING OF THE UNIVERSE
Our Book of
Remembrance
OUR BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE
Remembering our loved ones who have joined
our loving God in eternal rest is truly a gift of
our faith. Beginning October 31st there will be
a Book of Remembrance located in the
Eucharistic Chapel in the Church (to the left of
the Altar). Please write the names of your
deceased loved ones in this book so we can
remember them in our prayers and at all of our
liturgies throughout the month of November.
The gift of remembering and praying for those
who have gone before us marked with the sign
of faith is a wonderful part of our Catholic
tradition.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
BLOOD DRIVE
CALLING ALL ANGELS...be an angel during
this season of giving....
The Sacred Heart Altar Rosary Society will
once again sponsor an "Angel Tree". All gifts
donated will be given to the St. Vincent DePaul
Society to be used for their holiday giving.
The tree will be put up in the church vestibule
Saturday, November 22nd. Please place the
gifts in the bag/boxes under the tree table, and
take an ornament off of the tree for your family.
Gifts should be for children ages 1 month
through teens. Items of clothing, sensible toys,
gift cards, etc. would be appreciated. If you
wish to make a cash donation instead you may
call Joelle Wentz (267-0061) and
arrangements will be made to pick up your
donation and shopping will be done for a much
needed item.
The tree will be up until December 6th.
We are once again calling all life savers for our
annual holiday blood drive to be held on, Friday,
November 28, 2014 in the Sacred Heart Auditorium
from 10:00am - 3:00 pm. Our goal is to sign 75
lifesavers this drive. Please come out and support
your community. A special call is sent out to all
"Type O" donors. Sign up tables will be available
before and after all masses. Please bring a friend
along.
We thank you for being an angel and making a
wonderful Christmas for others. The members
of the Altar Rosary Society wish your families a
very blessed and loving Christmas.
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NOVEMBER 22 – NOVEMBER 23, 2014
OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, KING OF THE UNIVERSE
“Keep Christ in Christmas”
The Knights of Columbus are selling “Keep
Christ in Christmas” car magnets, lawn signs
and “Keep Christ in Christmas” red and
green wrist bands, which make great stocking
stuffers for the kids. The sale will take place
after all masses on November 22/23. The price
is $5.00 for the car magnet and $6.00 for the
lawn sign or you can purchase both for $10.00.
Wrist bands are $3.00 each. All proceeds from
this sale go to support the Knight’s church and
community activities throughout the year.
Have you ever thought about joining the
Knights of Columbus?
If you are a practicing Catholic gentleman who
may have an interest in the Knights of
Columbus please contact Grand Knight Bruce
Sirak at [email protected] or feel
free to stop any Knight to learn about who we
are and what we do!
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The Sacred Heart
Altar Rosary Society
is sponsoring a Wonderful Trip to
AMERICAN MUSIC THEATER IN
BEAUTIFUL LANCASTER
COUNTY PA
ON December 12, 2014
THE CHRISTMAS SHOW
Cost: $95.00 includes Show, Lunch,
Transportation, Light snacks on
coach and Gratuities.
Leaves and Returns to
Lumberton Plaza
Please Contact Terry Rensman of the
Sacred Heart Altar Rosary Society at
609-284-2517 for more details.
OUR PROMISE TO PROTECT The Diocese of
Trenton is committed to the initiatives outlined in
the U.S. Bishops’ Charter for the Protection of
Children and Young People in regard to the
reporting and investigation of sexual abuse
allegations involving minors. If you have been
sexually abused as a minor by a member of the
clergy or anyone representing the Catholic
Church, or if you know of someone who was, you
can report that abuse through the diocesan
Abuse Hotline: 1-888-296-2965 or via e-mail at
[email protected]
The Diocese of Trenton reports any allegations of
sexual abuse to the appropriate law enforcement
agencies. Anyone with an allegation is also
encouraged to provide that information to local
law enforcement authorities.
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NOVEMBER 22 – NOVEMBER 23, 2014
OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, KING OF THE UNIVERSE
Mary Undoer of Knots Adult Group
Revised December 2014 Schedule Of Activities
12-6-2014 (Saturday) - Gift Wrapping for the Ronald
McDonald House at Deptford Mall
we will be meeting promptly at 9:45 AM at JC Penny's
lower court at the Deptford Mall. As a group, we'll go
to the Ronald McDonald House gift wrapping station
to wrap presents. Our shift is from 10 AM to Noon.
Immediately following our day of service, we'll go to
Seven Star Diner in Sewell for lunch and to discuss
our service day. Please e-mail Rosanne at
[email protected] to be included.
12-9-2014 (Tuesday) – Theology On Tap @ Lazy
Lanigan’s, Sewell, NJwe will be participating in the
Social Justice and the New Evangelization at the
Church of the Holy Family, 226 Hurffville Road,
Sewell, NJ 08080. The young adults will gather in the
church by the entranceway and listen to a
presentation by Dr. Jonathan Reyes. This event
replaces Theology on Tap for December. If you plan
to join us please e-mail Rosanne at
[email protected] .
12-14-2014 (Sunday) – “Living Nativity” at Fellowship
Community Church, Mount Laurel, NJ
we will meet by the front doors of Mount Laurel
Community Church at 6:30 PM to see the Living
Nativity. This event is amazing as The Bible comes to
life through the talented parishioners playing the
Biblical characters. This activity is free and family
friendly! If you plan to join us, please e-mail Rosanne
at [email protected]. (Snow Day- 12-21-2014
at 6:30 PM)– 12-21-2014 at 6:30 PM)
12-17-2014 (Wednesday) – *** SAVE THE DATE Our religion night presentation will take place at the
Franciscan House of Prayer (Mother Mary Joseph
Center of Hospitality,) 1215 Kresson Road in Cherry
Hill 08003, on Wednesday evening, 12-17-2014. We'll
gather at 6:45 PM at the center. Come listen to a
dynamic speaker discuss the Immaculate Conception
of Mary until 9 PM. If you plan on joining us for our
very first faith night, please e-mail Rosanne at
[email protected] to be included in the headcount.
12- 29-2014 (Monday) - Bowling Night at Pinsetter’s,
Merchantville, NJ
we will be meeting at Pinsetter's in Merchantville, NJ
for a night out of bowling. We'll meet on the benches
across from the bowling alley counter at 7:30 PM. The
fee for bowling and shoe rental is an incredible low
$2.00 each. In addition to the discounted bowling
prices, Pinsetter's also offers drink specials, hot dogs,
and burger sliders at discounted prices. Please email Rosanne at [email protected] to be
included in the head-count.
Breakfast with Santa
December 6, 2014
9:00 to 11:00 am
Sacred Heart Auditorium
Come get into the holiday spirit
with breakfast, crafts, face
painting and a visit with Santa
Claus!
$7.00 per person
*** Santa LOVES Cookies! ***
*Please help us welcome Santa by
donating a baked good for our
sweet table*
Sponsored by: Sacred Heart PTA
Please Make Checks Payable to
Sacred Heart PTA.
Send your payments to Kris Guerra c/o Katie
Guerra- Kindergarten by December 5, 2014
Name:_____________________________
# of people attending: _____X $7.00
=_________ amount enclosed
If donating a baked good, please tell us what
you plan to
Bring:_________________________
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NOVEMBER 22 – NOVEMBER 23, 2014
OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, KING OF THE UNIVERSE
Living the Good News Today
“So that God may be all in all.”
While I was serving in the Air Force as an aircraft
maintenance and logistics officer. I quickly learned at
my first assignment that officers were given numerous
additional duties beyond what we learned in our
technical training. One of my favorite additional duties
throughout my career was to serve as the squadron
safety officer. Working on the flight line, maintenance
and operations personnel were exposed to many
industrial hazards. The need for compliance with
technical directives was critical to prevent loss of lives
and government equipment.
Besides the safety awareness training that each
squadron promoted, our Quality Assurance activity also
monitored the safety compliance of personnel. Through
regular message traffic that came through the chain of
command, we learned of safety incidents that had
occurred throughout the military and the causes, so that
we could take corrective action to prevent similar
occurrences. I cannot think of any unit that ever wanted
to be the originator of one of those messages! After all,
how does one explain an aircraft mishap, a fire, missed
time at work due to hospitalization after failing to wear
protective equipment, or cutting corners to get a job
done and omitting key steps?
Even after I transitioned into full-time civilian
employment, I truly appreciated the fact that most safety
programs failed when individuals started to develop
complacency with their surroundings, their abilities, and
the equipment with which they were working. Even in
our daily non-military lives, we are exposed to the
threats of complacency: disregard for warning signs;
failure to install/maintain smoke and carbon monoxide
detectors; ignoring doctor’s orders for risky health
behaviors; leaving young children unattended in parked
vehicles; and many other similar scenarios. So, what is
required to have that sense of awareness and motivation
to be vigilant and prepared?
This weekend, we celebrate the solemnity of Christ
the King. What do the words “king” and “kingdom”
mean to us? All of us have studied American history, so
we know that the colonies were once subject to the king
of England. Today, the queen of England occupies a
traditional, but ceremonial role. From the secular
standpoint, Americans have not had a king since the
Declaration of Independence was signed, so who
remembers how to be subject to someone else?
For those who belong to God’s kingdom, though,
Pope Francis has frequently reminded the faithful that
the Church is comprised of pilgrims on a journey—a
way toward eternal life. How often do we pause and
check on our complacency about who we are, how we
are living our faith, and what the kingdom of God means
to us? Jesus gave us the perfect question to ask
ourselves: “… when did we see You hungry or thirsty or
a stranger or naked or ill or in prison, and not minister
to Your needs?” If we allow ourselves to become too
complacent, we might miss Christ right before our eyes!
The 25th chapter of the Gospel of Saint Matthew has
three compelling lessons for us to heed:
1. Be prepared (like the five wise virgins in the parable
who had oil in their lamps when the bridegroom
appeared);
2. Make your spiritual wealth (talents) grow by using
them for Christian presence and witness in our
world;
3. Love your neighbor: feed the hungry; give drink to
the thirsty; welcome the stranger; clothe the naked;
and visit those who are sick or in prison.
To the complacent people of His time, Jesus shared the
parable of the Good Samaritan so that they might know
who their neighbor is. We must pay attention each day
to see and hear those who are in need, where we will
find the face of Christ.
Our parish has many opportunities for ministry that
reach out to people as Jesus described in the Gospel. For
example, we have extraordinary ministers of
Communion who visit the hospital, local nursing home,
and the homebound. Our parish supports the Diocese of
Trenton’s jail and prison ministry by visiting men and
women in our diocese who are incarcerated. Our St.
Vincent de Paul Society members distribute the food that
is collected to feed the hungry in our area.
On other levels, Catholic Relief Services and
Catholic Charities engage large networks of committed
Catholics to respond to the needs of millions of people in
the world who are hungry, thirsty, naked, homeless, ill,
and imprisoned. These agencies have e-mail newsletters
and connect via social media, making their appeals
personal, telling the stories of people with names and
faces who are our brothers and sisters in faith. Will we
respond?
Christ is our only King, and His reign lasts forever,
making us aware that God is all in all. We can avoid
complacency by listening to the words of Jesus:
“Whatever you did for one of the least brothers of Mine,
you did for Me.”
Teresa S. Redder, OFS
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NOVEMBER 22 – NOVEMBER 23, 2014
OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, KING OF THE UNIVERSE
UPCOMING EVENTS
WEEKLY PLANNER
SUNDAY November 23rd
KOC Keep Christ in Christmas Sale
RCIA Adults 10:00am LIB
Music Practice 6:30pm Church
SUNDAY November 30th
MONDAY November 24th
Cub Scouts 5:00pm PHMR
Basketball 6:30pm Gym
TUESDAY November 25th
No Religious Education Classes
Children’s Choir 6:00pm Church
Knights Basketball 7:30pm Gym
SVDP Meeting 7:00pm SVDP Center
Legion of Mary 7:00pm PHCR
WEDNESDAY November 26th
No Religious Education Classes
OLPH Prayer Group 7:15pm Chapel
THURSDAY November 27th
Music Practice 6:30pm Church
MONDAY December 1st
Cub Scouts 5:00pm PHMR
Basketball 6:30pm Gym
TUESDAY December 2nd
Religious Education Classes
Children’s Choir 6:00pm Church
Basketball 6:30pm Gym
SVDP Meeting 7:00pm SVDP Center
Legion of Mary 7:00pm PHCR
WEDNESDAY December 3rd
Religious Education Classes
Basketball 6:30pm Gym
OLPH Prayer Group 7:15pm Chapel
Baptism Prep. Class 7:30pm Church
Thanksgiving Day
Mass 9:00am
Parish Office and Chapel Closed
FRIDAY November 28th
Parish Office and Chapel Closed
Knights of Columbus Blood Drive
10:00am to 3:00pm Aud
th
SATURDAY November 29
Basketball 8:30am Gym
Mass Music Practice 3:30pm
Basketball Teams attending 4:30pm Mass then
gathering in the Auditorium
THURSDAY December 4th
RCIA Children 5:00pm
Mass Practice 7:00pm Church
Boy Scouts 7:00pm PHMR
Adults Choir 7:30pm Church
AOH Meeting 7:30pm PHCR
FRIDAY December 5th
SATURDAY December 6th
St. Nicholas’ Feast Day
PTA Breakfast with Santa 8:00 to 11am AUD
Mass Music Practice 3:30pm
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OPEN 7 DAYS
1562 Rt. 38,
Lumberton, NJ
Since 1923
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1661 Rt. 38, Mt. Holly, NJ 08060
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Medford, NJ
08055
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1700 Columbus Rd.
Burlington, NJ
08016
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1347 Monmouth Rd.
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Burlington, NJ 08016
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176 Madison Avenue
Mount Holly, NJ
609-267-2396
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Cream Ridge, NJ
609-758-0880
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Martin Restoration LLC
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609-784-8733
Lic. # 13VH04660400
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Serving Burlington County
Licensed & Insured
Realtor
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[email protected]
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