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Saint Ann
Pre-Baptismal Classes: As the primary
educators of their child, the parents/
guardians and godparents have the most
important influence on the faith
development of children and parishes must
provide catechesis for them before their
child is baptized. Notre Dame de la Mer
Parish offers six Baptism Preparation
Classes throughout the year.
It is important for the expectant
parents/guardians to arrange to attend a
session well before the birth and Baptism of
the child. Contact the parish offices for
more information. The next class is
scheduled for Saturday, January 17 from
9:30 to 11:00 AM.
2901 Atlantic Avenue
Wildwood
Monday to Friday (Chapel)
7:00 AM
Saturday
4:30 PM
Sunday
10:30 AM
7:00 PM (Spanish)
Confessions
Saturday
3:30 PM
Assumption
7100 Seaview Avenue
Wildwood Crest
Monday to Friday (Kelly Hall)
Saturday
Sunday
Confessions
Saturday
Funerals: To be arranged with a priest and
funeral director.
Sacrament of the Sick: Anytime
8:30 AM
4:00 PM
8:30 AM Marriage: Arrangements should be made
3:00 PM
Devotions
one year in advance and prior to making
reception plans.
Our Mission Statement
Saint Ann
Adoration: Thursday from 7:30 a.m.—Noon
The love of Jesus Christ gathers us
together to welcome and embrace all
God’s Children.
Assumption
Novena Monday after 8:30 a.m. Mass
Rosary Monday—Friday before the 8:30 a.m.
Mass
El amor de Jesus Christo nos unifica
para acogernos a todos como los hijos
de Dios
Notre Dame de la Mer Parish
January 11, 2015
Parish Offices
1500 Central Avenue
Suite 100
North Wildwood, NJ 08260
Phone: 609-522-2709
Fax: 609-522-9375
A Letter From Fr. Wallace
Parish Activities
Dear Parishioners,
I’m happy to share with you that our pastoral
associate, AnnaMae Muryasz, is soon to be
consecrated to a Life of Virginity, by Bishop
www.NotreDamedelaMer.org Sullivan on Wednesday, January 21, 2015, 12:00
noon Mass, at the Cathedral of the Immaculate
Conception on Broadway at Market Street in
Pastor Team
Camden. All are invited to witness this ancient
Rev. Michael J. Field x217 tradition that harkens back to the beginnings of our Church. From the
Rev. Joseph D. Wallace x215 most ancient of times in the history of the Church the life of the
Rev. Gustavo Agudelo x214 perpetual virgin has been lauded as a model of the Kingdom. Jesus
himself in the Gospel of Matthew speaks of those who for “the sake
Deacon
of the Kingdom,” live a life of voluntary virginity, only if they have
Deacon Joseph R. Pierce
the spiritual wherewithal to live this life authentically and for the right
reasons. St. Paul challenges some in the early Church to remain single
Pastoral Associate
and live in the virginal state, “for the married man (woman) is
Seniors’ Ministries
solicitous for the things of the world, how he (she) may please his
and Bereavement
(her) wife (husband); he (she) is divided.” Implying that those who
Sr. Rosaline Walters
consciously consecrate themselves to the living out of their vocation
x221
as unmarried and in the virginal state, devote themselves to the
perfection of spirit and mind and are free to devote their lives to
Pastoral Associate
others and to prayer.
Ms. Anna Mae Muryasz x218
Mary, Refuge of
Sinners Prayer
Group Wednesday
at 9:00 AM
Assumption Church
in Msgr. Kelly Hall.
Franciscan
Fraternity of Divine
Mercy welcomes
you every third
Sunday of every
month at St.
Elizabeth Seton
Church in Absecon.
All are welcome.
For more
information call Tom
Stephano at 7296284.
Knights of
Columbus Our Lady
of the Rosary
Religious Ed Office
While consecrated virgins are similar in kind to women religious who Council #2572
Mrs. Sonia Ford
Meetings are held
profess to live the Evangelical Councils of poverty, chastity and
x218
the 2nd Monday of
obedience, in that they never marry and live a life of prayer, unlike
the month at 8:00
religious they take no vows and follow no particular founders rule:
Music Ministry
they are consecrated by the Bishop for a life of prayer. They are called PM at the Council
Mr. Jonathan Delgado x219 to devote their lives to worship and contemplation. The Church
Home, 206 New
[email protected]
York Ave, N.
considers a consecrated virgin to be a “bride of Christ” because she
Wildwood.
freely offers her life to Christ. She will attend daily Mass, pray the
Office Staff
Liturgy of the Hours, and practice personal prayer and spiritual
Administrative Assistant
reading. Consecrated virgins have a special focus on the Divine
Forever Young
Mrs. Maryann Friedberg
Office, during the ceremony itself the Bishop will hand her a breviary meets the fourth
x211
Tuesday of the
and instruct her to pray the Liturgy of the Hours. In a particular way
month at 12:00 Noon
consecrated virgins are called to pray and intercede for the whole
Bookkeeper
Church, remembering especially the bishops, priests and all people of at Kelly Hall for
Mrs. Anna Landis
lunch and program.
their diocese.
x213
Parish Office Hours
Monday through Friday
8:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Or anytime by Appointment
Closed for lunch
11:30—12:30 PM
Closed for Religious and
Civic Holidays
Anyone from our parish who would like to join in this beautiful
consecration on January 21st is more than invited. If you are unable to
attend please stop and congratulate AnnaMae and thank her for her
life of prayer and service to the people of our parish. We are so happy
to have the first woman in the history of our diocese to choose this
vocation and to live as a model of the Kingdom for us all. May the
Lord continue to bless AnnaMae as she prays for us and devotes her
life to the love of God.
Fr. Wallace
Legion of Mary
Monday at 11:00
AM in St. Ann
Chapel.
Our Lady of
Fatima 1st Sat. 4:00
PM rosary for world
peace in St. Ann
Church
Adoration is held
every Thursday after
the 7:00 AM Mass
until Noon at St. Ann
Church.
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CAP
The Office of Child and Youth Protection is announcing CAP (Child Assault Prevention) sessions. CAP is the safe
environment training program for adults who have regular contact with minors. Attendance is required in order to comply
with the USCCB’s Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People. The policy of the Diocese of Camden is that
adults will attend CAP once every five years.
CAP 1 teaches attendees to recognize child abuse and neglect and how to report to the proper authorities. Adults are
taught that children have the right to be safe, strong and free. CAP 1 is for new volunteers and employees.
CAP 2 is called No More Bullies, No More Victims and is a workshop addressing bullying awareness and bullying
prevention. Cyber-bullying is also presented.
CAP 3 is called Cyber-Empowerment and is a workshop which promotes adults understanding of cyber activity of
youth while teaching them realistic ways to help children keep their own rights and guard the rights of others in the cybersphere.
Each presentation is 90 minutes.
Adults who are new employees or volunteers should attend CAP 1 before attending CAP 2 or CAP 3. After five
years, adults have the option of attending CAP 1 or 2 again if they prefer.
The following sessions will be offered in January:
CAP Phase 1
Monday, January 12, 2015, 7:00pm, Christ the Good Shepherd, Vineland, Sacred Heart Location
Tuesday, January 13, 2015, 7:00pm, Our Lady of the Angels, Cape May Court House, St. Gabriel Hall
Thursday, January 22, 2015, 7:00pm, Saint Mary of Mt. Carmel, Hammonton, St. Anthony Site, Rte. 206
CAP Phase 2 – Bullying Prevention
NO CAP 2
CAP Phase 3 – Cyber Empowerment
NO CAP 3
To attend one of these classes, please call the CAP registration line in the Office of Child and Youth Protection at (856) 5836165 or email [email protected] to register. Please register at least five days before the session you
would like to attend. The CAP schedule, location, phone numbers and directions may be found on the diocesan
website @ www.camdendiocese.org In case of inclement weather, please call the location directly.
IRS Statement for 2014 Contribution
If any parishioner would like a statement of contribution to the church for 2014, please complete the
form to below and return it to the parish center or drop it into the collection basket.
------------------------------------------ ------------ ---------------
Please mail me a copy of my 2014 contributions for IRS purposes.
Name:_________________________________________________________________________
Address:_______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
Envelope No.______________________________ Phone No._____________________________
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Winter Party
Tired of beef-n-beers? Nothing to do Martin Luther
King weekend?
Come enjoy great food, open bar, and you can even
bring the kids! The Grand Hotel of Cape May sponsors the
WINTER PARTY, Saturday, January 17th from 7p-11p in the
penthouse ballroom $45 per person, proceeds support athletic
programs at WCHS. No auctions, no pressures, just a good
time.
Open bar beer and wine, tremendous hot and cold
appetizers, pasta stations, seafood sampler, deserts, music. We
also have a large room reserved to have students babysit while
you enjoy the party if there is interest. Call 374-1274.
Consider staying the weekend- “Family Splash
weekend specials”- indoor pool, free buffet breakfast $229 plus
3rd night free. Call Grand Hotel at 884-5611.
Children's Choir resumes!
Parish Children's Choir
Our Children’s Choir meets on Tuesdays from 6:45pm7:45pm at the Cape Trinity Catholic School Music Room
for all current and new choir members. Our Children's
Choir will rehearse every Tuesday through June.
Contemporary Ensemble
Our Contemporary Ensemble rehearses on Wednesdays
from 7:00 pm-9:00pm in the Music Center located at the
former St. Ann’s School. The Contemporary Ensemble will
provide music for the 8:30 am Mass every Sunday at The
Assumption Church and provide music once per month at
St. Ann’s Church. Our new parish Ensemble is especially
looking for vocalists, guitarists, flutists and percussionists,
however ALL instruments are welcome.
Adult Choir
If you are interested in joining our Adult Choir, please join
us Thursday evening from 7:00pm-9:00pm in the Music
Center located in the former St. Ann’s school.
Get Involved
2015 World Meeting of Families
Many local families and individuals have inquired
about how they can get involved with the WMF2015 in
Philadelphia next September. More information on preparing
as a family, volunteering, and/or hosting visitors from abroad
may be found at the official website for the event
ww.worldmeeting2015.org. The site also allows you to register
to participate in the many conferences offered.
Visiting Nurse Association Health Group
Visiting Nurse Association Health Group is inviting
members of the community to join our team of hospice
volunteers. We would be grateful if you will include the
following announcement in your weekly bulletins prior
to March 1.
Discover the Joy of being a Hospice Volunteer
If you have a warm heart, a listening ear, and the gift
of compassion you can make a difference in the life of a
hospice patient or family member. Cape Visiting Nurse
Association Hospice Team will provide you with training and
support to help you bring your gifts of compassion,
commitment and companionship to those nearing end of life.
We are looking for volunteers to provide a supportive
presence through home visitation, comfort and bereavement
calls in our office or administrative support on a variety of
projects that enhance our patients’ care. If you have an interest
or expertise in any of these areas, please consider sharing your
time and talents as part of our Volunteer Hospice team.
For more information on opportunities and
training, please contact Pauline De Palma, BSW (732) 2246933 or [email protected]
If you are interested in joining any of our choirs here at
Notre Dame de la Mer please contact Jon Delgado at the
Parish Offices ext 219
Hugs
It's wondrous what a hug can do.
A hug can cheer you when you're blue.
A hug can say, "I love you so," or
"Gee, I hate to see you go."
A hug is "Welcome back again," and
"Great to see you! Where've you
been?"
A hug can soothe a small child's pain,
And bring a rainbow after rain.
The hug! There's just no doubt about it...
We scarcely could survive without it!
A hug delights and warms and charms
It must be why God gave us arms.
Hugs are great for fathers and mothers,
Sweet for sisters, swell for brothers.
And chances are your favorite aunts
Love them more than potted plants.
Kittens crave them; puppies love them;
Heads of state are not above them.
A hug can break the language barrier
And make your travels so much merrier.
No need to fret about your store of 'em;
The more you give, the more there's more of em!
So stretch those arms out without delay, and
GIVE SOMEONE a HUG TODAY!
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Stewardship Prayer
Attention Anyone who loves to knit/crochet
“They prostrated themselves and did him
homage. Then they opened their treasures and
offered him gifts of gold, frankincense,
and myrrh…” (Matthew 2:11b)
We are asking anyone who knits/crochets
to be kind enough to make hats, scarves or
gloves to be given out this coming winter to
all those in need. You can put these in the
baskets at church along with the canned
Notice the distinct order of events in the goods.
Magi’s visit. First they knelt before Jesus and
This would mean a great deal to
prayed to Him. Then they presented Him with
those who come to Lazarus House in these
their gifts. We, too, as Stewards must take time upcoming cold months. If anyone would like to donate these items, that
to pray before we presume to present our gifts to would be greatly appreciated also.
the Lord. We never know what gifts God might
Thank you for your time and talent!
be asking us to share. But when we kneel before
Him in prayer, we will find the answer.
Rediscover the
Love in Your Marriage!
Your gift of treasure
for Christmas came to $22,065
The Retrouvaille Marriage
Last year the Christmas
Program offers help for struggling
collection came to $19,121
marriages. Tens of thousands of couples
The weekend of December 28/29 came to $9,787
have successfully saved their marriages by
attending a Retrouvaille weekend and the six post sessions that follow it.
Last year we collected $10,365
Retrouvaille is not just a social gathering or series of seminars, but rather
Last weekend we collected $11,842
a way to rediscover and rekindle the loving relationship in your marriage.
Last year we collected $10,116
The next program begins on the weekend of February 13-15 at the
Family Life Center in Malvern, PA. For more information, or to
register for our upcoming weekend, visit our web site at:
Meeting
www.HelpOurMarriage.com or call 1-800-470-2230. All inquiries are
Our next meeting will be
kept strictly confidential.
Tuesday, January 27
at 12:00 Noon
in Kelly Hall.
Lazarus House
"For I was hungry and you gave me food"...
Thank you for your kind and generous
donations during November and December.
Because of you we provided food to record
breaking numbers of families and individuals.
For the year 2014, food and other essentials were
provided to over 20, 500 individuals, families
and children!
The month of January has already seen
a surge of those in need, particularly new guests
coming to Lazarus House for the first time. We
welcome all donations of food delivered to
Lazarus House or placed in the baskets at the
doors of the churches. Also, all donations to the
poor boxes, plus cash, checks, gift cards or in
memory of someone or bequests, identified for
Lazarus House in any collection or sent to the
parish offices, go directly to help provide food
and other essentials for those in need in our
community.
Right now we are in need of pasta, tuna
fish, peanut butter, jelly, cereal, hot chocolate,
canned stews, chili.
Thank you for your continued support.
Report Sexual Abuse
1-800-964-6588
Sexual abuse is a crime that must be reported, investigated and
responded to so that victims are protected and those who commit abuse
are removed from ministry.
A special toll free number has been established to help callers
report cases of sexual abuse by priests, religious, employees and/or
volunteers. In accord with state law, cases of child sexual abuse are
reported to the NJ Division of Child Protection Permanency.
For information or to inquire about counseling and support
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PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS THOSE WHO
ARE ILL—Rita Avallone, Veronica Black, Angelo Bonafiglia,
Jacob Bouren, Bill Boyle, Bernie & Katherine Brill, Jack
SATURDAY January 10
4:00 PM
Theresa Cisiewicz r/b The O’Keefe Family Burke, Thomas Burke, Jr., Betty Campbell, Kathleen Cantwell,
Joseph Carfagno, Maggie Chase, Don Chiancone, Carmella
4:30 PM
Bud Shaw r/b Theresa & George Stuhl
Collelouri, Patricia Cook,
Daniel McCollum
Stumpy Countiss, Jean
r/b Michael & Peggy Haldeman
Cunningham, Suzanne Cusella,
Margaret E. Smith r/b Husband, George
Harold Reinbold r/b Jack, Dean and Dolores Angie Dabbingino, Tom Daley,
Kathryn D’Amico, Tyler
Frederick Robinson r/b Family
Dodson, Gerald Edwards, Betty
Elkins, Ryan Fahey, Jean
SUNDAY
January 11
Feketics, Mary Fioravante, James
8:30 AM
Connie Feraco r/b Vinedre Wines
Futrell, Linda Gallo, Maddie
10:30 AM
Jane Walsh r/b John Bibby
Girard, Lee Grace, Ann Grasso,
Andrew Markee r/b Joe & Kathy Duncan
Anthony Catanoso r/b Eileen & Pat Walsh David Grasso, Kathy Harpar, Dorothy Hillyer, Joey Hart,
David Husband, Marc Jupin, Eleanor Kimball, David Kipp,
Bill Henfey r/b Jane Parson & Family
Kasia Koznowski, Ola Koznowski, Henry Korzeniowski, Jean
Harvey Forsyth r/b Mom, Dad & Sisters
Kottea, Amanda Long, Charles Long, Elizabeth Love, Mary
7:00 PM
Madge DeLosso r/b Elena, Ron & Angela
Ann Matzger, Joe Mazzafro, Mary McCall, Karen McGeehan,
Mark McKee, Marge McMullen, Mike MacNamara Janet
MONDAY
January 12
Meyer, Helen Mihal, Glen Miller, Kathleen Miller, Krista
7:00 AM Charlotte Bojakowski
Mote, Marie Murphy, Frank Musselman, Kim Addis
r/b Elaine Caterini & Family
Musselman, Frank Niemczak, Tim O’Leary, Sr., Genevive
8:30 AM Carmen Bersani r/b Nettie McClain
Oliver, Madison Pagliaccetti, Brittany Peace, Joseph Pierce,
Karen Prendergast, Kimberly Prendergast, Mamie Reed,
TUESDAY January 13
Agnes Repash, Lorraine Roat, Jessie Karabian-Robert, Tony
7:00 AM Rosamond Walters
Robinson, Pat Rooney, Luigi Rovar, Steven Seeberger, Baby
r/b Daughter
Tommy Seibert, Carol Seibert, Michael Schaefer, Kathy
8:30 AM Alice Borneman r/b Ed Borneman
Shmidheiser, Art & Rita Sicilia, Jeff Silver, Eileen Simone,
Catherine Simone, Lorraine Sirianni, Joe Stella, Tom Stephano,
WEDNES. January 14
Harry Taylor, Luke Trask, Colleen Vierick, Nicholas Visalli,
7:00 AM
Thomas Kelhower r/b Wife, Theresa
Jr., Frank Werba, Alice Whelan, Dawn Herman Williams,
8:30 AM
Connie & Frank Feraco
Margaret Woods. Also, anyone who wishes to receive
r/b The Spiewak Family
Communion may also call the parish offices. Names will
remain on the sick list for three months. To have a name
THURSDAY January 15
7:00 AM Jim Williams r/b Wife, Jeanne
added to the sick list, call the parish offices.
8:30 AM Christine Flounders r/b Mary Kurtz
Liturgy & Prayers
FRIDAY
7:00 AM
8:30 AM
January 16
Christine Flounders r/b Mary Sittineri
Joseph & Rafealla Giordan
r/b The Woods Family
SATURDAY January 17
4:00 PM
Jimmy Young r/b Family
Evelyn Posluszny r/b Daughters
4:30 PM
Alma DeSabatino
r/b Kathleen & Jack Connelly
Anthony Catanoso r/b John & Toni Kill
Anthony DeLong r/b Joe & Pat
Christine Flounders r/b John & Toni Kill
Gloria Perry r/b Jeanette Dickerson
Feast of John the Baptist
Prepare the Way for the Lord,
Smoothen the Path for Our God
Sanctuary Lamp
The Sanctuary Lamp at the Assumption Church
is lit this week for the Homeless and
at St. Ann Church for Gloria Perry r/b The Celinski Family
Pray for the Deceased
Joseph Matteo, Carmen Bersani, Kyle Brown
and Margaret Muldrew
The Christ Child Society
The Christ Child Society is in need of hand-made afghans
and sweater and hat sets in pink, blue or white for our layettes.
If you can knit or crochet, we will provide the yarn. Layettes
are given to newborn babies in need. If you have an interest in
helping children in need, please consider joining the Christ
Child Society. No special talents are required, but some of our
members sew, knit, crochet, shop, do computer work and have
fun just helping with fundraisers.
For more information, call 609-602-7682.
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NEW JERSEY & BENNETT AVENUES
BRIAN’S Professional Landscaping
& Landscape Maintenance
Snow Removal • 24 Hour Service • Free Estimates
609-425-1875 • 609-602-1706 Since1982
A Kona Establishment
609-522-8383
ED KOEHLER
FLOOR COVERING
CONTRACTOR
Lunch • Takeout • Dinner • Late Night
Brian Revior
~ Specializing in Carpet & Vinyl ~
609-729-2703 • 609-780-0253
Serving Cape May Co.• Locally Owned & Operated
313 W. Maple Ave., Wildwood, NJ 08260
SCATTOLINI BROTHERS
Custom Building and Remodeling
We specialize in Custom Home Remodeling & New Construction
KITCHENS AND BATHS • ADDITIONS
PATIO ENCLOSURES • WINDOWS & SIDING
Showroom & Home Decorating Center
In addition to our world class
remodeling business we offer
Professional Handyman Service
“Dan the Handyman Services”
The Best in South Jersey
611 N. Wildwood Blvd. • Cape May Court House, NJ
and 2123 Dune Drive Suite 1 • Avalon, NJ
www.scattolinibrothers.com
609-463-5482
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609-96-SHADE • 609-967-4233
Lunch
MAGNOLIA AVE.
AT THE BOARDWALK
(609) 522-7894
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Fine Food on the Wildwood Boardwalk Since 1925
GROFF’S
#000429A
Murphy Electric
GREAT FOOD • GOOD TIMES
DRINK SPECIALS
Corner of Taylor & New Jersey Aves.
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THE
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609-729-4063
Swimwear • Surfwear • Bicycles
Surfboards • Athletic Footwear
Wildwood • By • The • Sea
Shop online at: konasports.com
103 East Rio Grande & New Jeresy Aves.
609-522-7899
105 W. Aster Rd., Wildwood Crest Wildwood
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
6301 Pacific Avenue, Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260
609.522.2968 • 609.523.0472 Fax
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SHEEHAN
CONSTRUCTION
Serving PA, NJ & DE
877-401-4777
609-884-2722
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SPECIALIZING IN BASEMENT WATERPROOFING
& MOLD REMEDIATION SINCE 1984
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DRAINAGE SYSTEMS • PUMPS • COATINGS
FOUNDATION REPAIR • OUTSIDE WATER MANAGEMENT
EMERGENCY SERVICE • FREE INSPECTIONS
LICENSED & INSURED
4301 New Jersey Ave.
Wildwood
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DENTAL ASSOCIATES
609-522-1471
Wedding Invitations
& Holiday Cards
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Online Catalog • Online Ordering • Online Proofing
& The Gift and Candy Cottage
“A Seashore Family Tradition”
10 % OFF
WITH AD
If Seated Before 9:00 am
(Not valid with any other
coupons or discounts)
www.samuelspancakehouse.com
609-522-6446
17th & Surf Aves.
650 Notre Dame de la Mer, North Wildwood, NJ (b) U
BEACH RUNNER
All Major Credit Cards Accepted • FREE UPS GROUND SHIPPING!
Fishing Charters
609-827-2777
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John Patrick Publishing Company (800) 333-3166 • www.jppc.net