St. Raphael - Holy Angels Parish
Hamilton, nj
---------------------------Feast of The Baptism of the Lord
January 11, 2015
Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration Chapel
MASSES for the Week of January 11, 2015
Weekday Masses are in St. Raphael Church. Weekend Masses are
in Holy Angels Church (HA) or St. Raphael Church (SR).
Sat., Jan. 10.
4:00 pm (HA)- Dorothy F. Sost, r/b Dot Astbury
5:00pm- (SR)-Ida Caggana, r/b Naomi & Michael Caggana & Family
Sun., Jan. 11. FEAST OF THE BAPTISM OF THE LORD
7:30 am (SR)-Edward Dombrowski, r/b Jane Branca
8:30 am (HA-sign interpreted)-John V. Palmisano, r/b Lori Hoos
9:30 am (SR)-John Ward, r/b Madelyn Toth
10:30 am (HA)-Rose Tempesta, r/b Tom & Barbara
11:30 am (SR)-People of the Parish
5:00 pm (SR)-Jeffrey Koba, r/b Parents
Mon., Jan. 12. Weekday [Week 1 in Ordinary Time]
7:30 am-Sister Helen Francis Reilly, r/b Sister Sandra
7:00 pm-Michele Carter, r/b Bob, Rita & Elaine Welsh
Tues., Jan. 13. Weekday; Memorial of Saint Hilary, Bishop, Doctor of the
7:30 am-Judith Quinn, r/b Jim & Jacoba Kenna
Church
7:00 pm-Joseph Inverso, r/b Wife, Marion
Wed., Jan. 14. Weekday;
7:30 am-Ted Hierl, r/b Wife, Hilde
7:00 pm-Deceased members of the Holy Name Society
Thurs.,Jan. 15. Weekday.
7:30 am-John Loh, r/b Joe & Eileen Duffy
7:00 pm-Intentions of Bob Penardi (living), r/b Jesus Our Good Shepherd Prayer
Fri., Jan 16. Weekday.
Group
7:30 am-Ronald Nezezon, r/b Faculty, Staff & Students of St. Raphael School
7:00 pm-Cartlidge Family, r/b Jesus Our Good Shepherd Prayer Group
Sat., Jan. 17. Memorial of Saint Anthony, Abbot
8:00 am (SR)-Sam DiFalco, r/b Wife, Mary
4:00 pm (HA)- Rose & Benedict Vannozzi, r/b Daughter
5:00pm- (SR)-Angelina & Guy Lucidi, r/b Angelo Lucidi & Family
Sun., Jan. 18. SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
7:30 am (SR)-John Palmisano, r/b Robert & Sue Mrazik
8:30 am (HA-sign interpreted)-Albert Correnti, r/b Black Family
9:30 am (SR)-Elmer Csimbok, r/b Richard & Joan O’Grady
10:30 am (HA)-Eric Peters, r/b Bob & Jody Kudrick
11:30 am (SR)-Vincent Persichetti, r/b Family
5:00 pm (SR)-People of the Parish
PRAY for those in MILITARY SERVICE
Army Chief Warrant Officer Michael Polyak, Iraq; Petty Officer
Ryan Bucchi, U.S.S. Carl Vinson; & Father Patrick McPartland,
USN (Chaplain Corps).
PARISH OFFICE (rectory): 3500 S. Broad St., Hamilton, N.J. 08610; 609-5857049; fax: 609-585-5876; e-mail: [email protected]; www.straphaelholyangels.com/index (including link to current week’s bulletin). HOURS (Labor
Day to July 4): Mon.– Thurs. 9am-8pm; Fri. 9am-7pm; Sat. & Sun. 9am-12 noon.
PARISH CLERGY: Rev. John O. Chang (pastor), Rev. Gene P. Daguplo
(parochial vicar), Deacon Robert Tharp, Deacon Sal Marcello, Deacon Thomas
Lavelle, Deacon Richard Arcari, Deacon Bill Palmisano, Deacon David Colter,
Deacon Gregory Costa. IN RESIDENCE: Rev. James F. McGoldrick, S.M. PASTORAL ASSOCIATE: Sr. Sandra Kulick, S.S.J. (609-270-0388). FAITH FORMATION (609-585-0542): Deacon Bill Palmisano, DRE; Midge Cassarini, Secretary. FOOD PANTRY: John Margicin (609-585-3848). MUSIC DIRECTOR: Lori
Hoos (609-462-2929). SCHOOL (609-585-7733; fax: 609-581-8436;
www.srsnj.org) (Mon.-Fri., 8am-3pm): Mrs. Ann M. Cwirko, Principal. YOUTH
MINISTRY: Gez Ford (609-456-8857). BUSINESS MANAGER: Dennis Heffernan.
CONFESSIONS: In St. Raphael Church: after daily 7:00 p.m.
Mass (except 1st Wed., 3rd Fri., holy days of obligation, vigils of
holy days, and other days as noted), and Sat. 3:45-4:40 p.m. In
Holy Angels Church: after 8:30 a.m. Sunday Mass.
WEDDING ARRANGEMENTS
According to the Common Policy of the five Latin-rite (Roman Catholic)
dioceses of New Jersey, there must be twelve months of marriage
preparation for each couple who desires to be married in the Church.
Please do not make any wedding arrangements (including reception hall) until you have met with the pastor, and he has approved the
wedding date with you.
Pray for the sick & homebound of our parish.
Richard Adam—Kris Agron—Scott Allen—Arlene Amisson—Janet
Auletta—Joseph Battiste—Larry and Rose Belviso—Christopher
Bennett—Lena Bentz—Patricia Bessel—Michael Boehm—Janet
Bonifazi—Carmela Bortz—Floria Brenna—Jill Brennan—Donna
Bruce—Robert Candelori—Frank Caprario—Georgiana Castaldo—
Carol Cerci—Alyssa Chaconis— Cartlidge Family—Helen Ciali—Ralph
Cicia—Patrick Cifelli—Gary Cole__Lou Costa, Sr.—Rose Crucili—
Robert Cunningham—Harry Day—Ralph DiDonato—Eileen DiLouie—
Justine Doan—Louise Dolci—Bob Dunne—Jason and John
Dzbenski—Patricia Eckstein—Anthony Fabrizio—Carolyn Faughnan—
Loretta Ferri--Linda Fetterman—Marie Filidore—Bernadine Filippi—
Timothy Flodmand—Francis Foley—Doreen Forberg—Peggy Ann
Frisoli—Patricia and James Gardner—Mary Garrett—Karli Garzillo—
Lynn Goldenbaum—Helen Golinski—Joseph Gresko—Rita Henry—
Marie Hens—David Hibbs—Anita Hips—Lois Honigman—Lori Hoos—
Bill Hutman—John Immordino—George and Joyce Janice—MaryAnn
Kardos—Barry Kelly—Patti Kelly—Cassidy Kmetz—Gary Klein—Carole
Kossakowski—Mary Krecicki—Josie Laird—Helen Lamarca—Louie
Lastrina—Deacon Tom Lavelle—Anthony Lecato—Trent Lins—Abby
Lynch—Dorothy Maida—Julia Makrancy—John Margicin—Richard
Martinez—Anna Maziarz—Mary McDonald—Douglas Middleton—
Edward Milerick—Anna Modica—MichaelNorton—Jean Noto—Robert
O’Boyle—Christine O’Connor—Patti O’Gorman—Stefania Peluso—Bob
Penardi—Sharon Pepe—Claire Perry—Nancy Pollack—Edward Quinn,
III—Albert Rafalski—John Ratico—Percy Renou— Chet and Ling
Rhodes—Gloria Ridolfi—Cindy Roldan—Thomas Ruble—Karen
Salva—Frank Salvatore—Scott J. Scaccetti—Debrah Scanlan—William
& Theresa Scanlan—Josephine Scaringelli—Claire Schiabone—Jane
Schultz—Pauline Sikorski—Thomas Slater—Mary Sly—Thomas
Small—Gertrude and Glen Smith—Marilyn Snider—Linda Stopsky—
Evelyn Suder—Mary Tomchik—MaryAnn Ubry—Julia Ulla—April Van
Ness—Erin Webster—Virginia Whitty—MaryJane Zimmer—
Frank Zsenak—Virginia Zuno
PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR DECEASED
Madelyn Boczany, Marie Hens, Dorothy Maida
and L. Bernice Prynoski
ALTAR SERVER SCHEDULE
Saturday, January 17:
4:00 pm-HA:
A. Reilly, B. Reilly, K. Teague
5:00 pm-SR:
S. O’Malley, B. O’Malley, C. O’Malley
Sunday, Jaunuary 18:
7:30 am-SR:
T. Mizerski, S. Haas, J. Teague
8:30 am-HA
M. DelPo, D. Yasick, L. Kelly
9:30 am-SR:
N. Sidone, M. White, Max White, C. Figueroa
10:30am-HA:
N. Hollendonner, D. Colter, J.P. Colter
11:30am-SR:
M. Vizzoni, S. Vizzoni, Terrel Tan, T. Tan
5:00 pm-SR
A. Sargent, A. Boddie, J. Buba, L. Buba
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Dear parishioners,
On Monday, December 29, and Wed., Dec. 31, the striping company striped the three portions of the St. Raphael
campus that had been milled and repaved on Aug. 19-21: (A) in front of St. Raphael Church, (B) behind the school near the
preschool playground, and (C) the area from there to Gropp Avenue. At my request, the vendor added access aisles for each
handicapped stall (space) and crosswalks (three in front of the church and three in front of the school; each crosswalk connects a curb-cut with a handicapped space). As I noted in my messages on Aug. 31 and Nov. 16, I delayed the striping (from
August) so that our facilities manager, Dan Compton, and I could meet with the vendor, to discuss the addition of crosswalks
and access aisles.
Although our parish – as a religious institution -- is generally exempt from the Americans with Disabilities Act of
1990 (ADA), we designated fifteen parking stalls (spaces) for “handicapped” parking several years ago. In August, while the
parking area in front of the church was being re-done, it occurred to me that the handicapped stalls did not have access aisles.
When I searched for “handicapped parking” on the Internet, I learned that the ADA Accessibility Guidelines (ADAAG) require that each space be at least eight feet wide and have a five-foot-wide access aisle (eight feet wide for van-accessible spaces). The ADAAG allows adjacent stalls to share the access aisle. (The regular parking stalls are nine feet nine inches wide.)
Even though we are not required to have access aisles, I decided to add them for the convenience of parishioners, other worshippers, and other visitors to the St. Raphael campus who have handicapped license plates or placards and who need to be
able to open their driver’s door or passenger’s door completely, thereby making it easier for them to exit their vehicle without
bumping their door into the adjacent vehicle.
The ADA requires that when the parking area has from 201 to 300 stalls, at least seven must be designated as handicapped-only stalls. While adding access aisles, I decided to retain the fifteen existing handicapped stalls, including eight in
front of the church. Of the six stalls that used to be in front of the school, I moved one to the parish center, so that there are
now five in front of the school and two in front of the parish center. Of the eight handicapped stalls in front of church, one has
an eight-foot-wide access aisle, so that it is now van-accessible. (We will install a “van-accessible” sign post.)
The ADA also requires that the “designated path of travel” be striped when it crosses a “driving aisle” or street, to
inform drivers of moving vehicles that a disabled pedestrian might be crossing there. Another reason I decided to add crosswalks was for pedestrian safety in general, especially when our school children and religious-education (CCD) students are
arriving for classes and when they are being dismissed. Please drive slowly in the parking lot. In some parking lots, there are
speed-limit signs that specify “15 MPH”. The safety of pedestrians is more important than how quickly we can exit or drive
through a parking lot.
In the Tuesday, December 30, edition of The Times (Trenton), an article at the top of page 1 was entitled “Bishop
O’Connell undergoes surgery”. It stated that the bishop “underwent surgery Monday … for the amputation removing his left
leg below the knee.” According to Rayanne Bennett, executive director of the diocesan Office of Communications, “Bishop
O’Connell’s surgery was described as successful by his surgeons …. [After] a few days of observation, [he] will be moved to
[a] Rehabilitation Center …. He is expected to make a full recovery.” Cards and notes may be sent to: Most Rev. David M.
O’Connell, C.M., c/o Office of Communications, Diocese of Trenton, 701 Lawrenceville Rd., Trenton, NJ 08648. Please pray
for Bishop, who – as diocesan bishop -- is the chief shepherd of the local Church of Trenton, which consists of 830,000 Catholics in 107 parishes in Burlington, Mercer, Monmouth, and Ocean counties.
As many of you know, my eighty-four-year-old father, Owen Sr., has Stage IV prostate cancer, which has spread to
most of his body. He was discharged from the rehabilitation center on New Year’s Day at 5:23 p.m., after a week in the hospital and three weeks in the rehab center (for physical therapy, occupational therapy, and nutrition). Thank you for the many
prayers you have offered for him and his family.
Today we celebrate the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord. On this final day of the season of Christmas, as we conclude our annual celebration of the first coming of Jesus Christ—our newborn King, the Prince of Peace—we pray for our fellow Christians in the Middle East, Asia, and Africa who are not able to practice their religion without fear and whose nations
are not at peace.
God bless you.
Fr. Chang
Fr. Chang
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The parish office will be closed on Monday, January 19, in
observance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday.
BAPTISMS in ST. RAPHAEL-HOLY ANGELS PARISH
The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated in our parish on
(usually) the first, third and fourth Sunday of each month
(except Palm Sunday, Easter Sunday, and the solemnities of
the Nativity of the Lord and of Mary the Holy Mother of God).
The first and third Sunday are at 12:00 (in Holy Angels Church)
and 1:00 (in St. Raphael Church). The fourth Sunday is during
the 10:30 and 11:30 Masses. Before the parish office can
schedule a date for baptism, the child’s parents need to give us
the sponsor-eligibility certificate for either (a) the intended godparent or (b) one of the two intended godparents (if there are to
be two godparents, i.e., a godfather and a godmother, with the
second godparent’s certificate to be presented before the baptism). (The sponsor certificate certifies that the intended godparent is a Catholic who meets the requirements to be a sponsor.)
To facilitate this process, I encourage you to call the parish office around four or five months before your unborn child’s due
date. (Please do not reserve a restaurant, until after you have
booked the baptism date with the parish office.) Please feel free
to contact our parish’s part-time, baptism coordinator, Mrs.
Meredith Beczo, in the parish office.
From Monday, December 1, through Sunday, April 5— Holy
Communion is being distributed under only one species (the
Sacred Host) instead of both species (the Sacred Host and the
Precious Blood), because of the flu season. Under the principle
of concomitance, we receive all of Jesus—Body, Blood, soul,
and divinity, whole and entire—under either species. Thus, we
do not have to receive both species at Communion.
There will not be confessions on the following day(s) in
January 2015:
2014 CHURCH DONATIONS
Because all parishes converted to the diocese’s financialaccounting software program last year, we will begin mailing
the 2014 church-donations statements on Monday, February
16. The form is on page 5.
GET-WELL WISHES for BISHOP O’CONNELL
On Monday, December 29, Bishop David O’Connell underwent
major surgery as part of his ongoing battle with diabetes. To
show our support for our diocesan shepherd during his extended rehabilitation and recovery time, our parish is sending him a
spiritual bouquet. Last week, after each Mass, at each exit
and at the Hospitality Sunday locations, many of you signed
the Spiritual Bouquet sheets and wrote a greeting, prayer, or
intention that you would offer for Bishop O’Connell — e.g., a
Rosary or an hour at the Adoration Chapel for his recovery. If
you wish to send Bishop a card or note, you may mail it to:
Most Rev. David M. O’Connell, C.M., c/o Office of Communications, Diocese of Trenton, 701 Lawrenceville Rd., Trenton, NJ
08648.
ALTAR SERVER MINISTRY
The Altar Server Ministry is recruiting new altar servers (3rd
grade to 12th grade). For information, please contact Fr.
Gene, in the parish office (rectory), at 609-585-7049, ext. 101.
BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP
The next meeting will be Tuesday, February 3, 7:30-9:00 pm,
in the Spiritual Center living room. Please use the rear door to
enter the Spiritual Center.
COLLECTION for December 21
1st Collection: $16,194.50
Archangel Fund: $984.00
 Fri., Jan. 16 (healing Mass)
 Thurs., Jan. 22 (Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of
Unborn Children
COLLECTION for December 28
1st Collection: $17,573.00
Archangel Fund: $932.00
Confessions: In general, confessions are usually heard after the 7:00
p.m. Mass, EXCEPT on:
COLLECTION for January 4
1st Collection: $17,278.50
Archangel Fund: $845.00
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The first Wednesday (Liturgy Committee meeting)
The third Friday (healing Mass) (Sept. - June)
Holy days of obligation
The vigil Mass for holy days of obligation
Parish solemnities (May 8, Sept. 29, Oct. 2, Dec. 9)
Ash Wednesday and the Triduum
Sacrament of Confirmation (in the spring; May 19, 2015)
Priests convocation
Major civil holidays (e.g., Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, day after Thanksgiving)
and as otherwise noted from time to time.
SOLEMNITY of MARY, the HOLY MOTHER of GOD (Jan.1):
$5,260.00
FUNDRAISING GIFT CARDS
You can help our school
Saint Raphael School’s Scrip fundraising gift card program offers a
small percentage back to the school on cards purchased through the
program. Cards may be purchased at the parish office during regular
business hours (see page 2 of the bulletin). You can also log on to the
Scrip website at www.shopwithscrip.com for details, and to see all
the available cards. If you have any questions, please call our Scrip
coordinator, Carrie Rose, 267-879-1690, or email Carrie at
[email protected].
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CHRISTMAS FLOWER DONATIONS ~ 2014
These are the donations received after December 18, which were not
listed in the bulletin insert last week. Thank you for your generosity.
In Memory of/Honor of…..Name of Donor
Most Reverend David M. O'Connell, C.M. will again be the Honorary
Chair of the 2nd Annual Walk of Hope for Catholic Charities, Diocese of
Trenton, taking place on Saturday, March 28, at Mercer County Park
in West Windsor.
We are grateful to you......for your help and participation in our
2nd Annual Walk of Hope.
Please help Catholic Charities, Diocese of Trenton continue its mission of reducing poverty, promoting recovery and strengthening families by joining the Walk of Hope. While we serve those in need regardless of religious affiliation, the caring and loving work of Catholic Charities, Diocese of Trenton touches those in your parish. People are fed,
counseled, supported and are literally able to survive because of the
work Catholic Charities does. This is in large part because of your
support and generosity.
Catholic Charities has been a trusted resource since 1913, making
sure no one in crisis has had to go it alone. So, don’t participate in the
Walk of Hope alone. Invite family, friends, neighbors and coworkers to join your team or to sponsor your team by making a
donation.
Please take a moment to view our sponsorship opportunities
at www.walkofhopenj.org. For more information on the Walk of Hope
please contact Jennifer Leip at 609-394-5181 ext. 1137 or at
[email protected] or visit the website: www.walkofhopenj.org
Sarah N. Macken, Development Events Coordinator
Catholic Charities-Diocese of Trenton
383 West State Street, Trenton, NJ 08607
Phone: 609-394-5181, ext. 1159 ~ Fax: 609-394-0732
www.catholiccharitiestrenton.org
USHERS NEEDED
Our parish is in need of two permanent ushers for the 9:30 am Sunday Mass in St. Raphael Church. Please consider this important ministry to our parish. If you can help, please see the lead usher at the
9:30 am Mass, James Panacek, on Sunday.
INTENTIONS of POPE FRANCIS for January
Universal: That those from diverse religious traditions and all people of good
will may work together for peace.
For Evangelization: That in this year dedicated to consecrated life, religious
men and women may rediscover the joy of following Christ and strive to serve
the poor with zeal.
MASS while AWAY FROM HOME
If you are traveling, you can locate a Catholic church by going to
MassTimes.org or TheCatholicDirectory.com. When you enter a
ZIP code or city, you will be given a list of several churches within a
certain radius, along with each church’s Mass schedule, location, etc.
(You will need to wait several seconds, while the website search is
being completed.) This is also a good planning tool for when you are
preparing for a vacation or business trip. MassTimes.org has an iPhone app: Mass Times for Travel.
Ronald Astbury, Sr., r/b Mrs. Dorothy Astbury
Elmo Jordy, r/b Mrs. Dorothy Astbury
Remo Bonanni, r/b Wife, Gloria
Pietro & Louise, r/bMrs. Gloria Bonanni
Michael & Annina, Michael & Patricia Coiante, r/b Mrs. Gloria Bonanni
Michael & Margaret Coiante; Mary & Joseph Bogucki, r/b Mrs. Gloria Bonanni
Nicholas & Mary (Bilancio) Armenti, r/b Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Erma Candelori
Guido & Olympia (Brancolino) Candelori, r/b M/M Robert & Erma Candelori
The Mazzitelli, Chiacchio, Belviso & Strano Families, r/b M/M Joseph J. Csillan
The Petroni, Bonas & Garzillo Families, r/b Ms. Ersilia Garzillo
Victoria Lawler, Dennis Descha & Colleen Dillon, r/b Dr. Joann Hoffman
Shirley Mantuano, Frances Pizullo, Saundra Crannage,
Mary & Henry Lins, r/b Mr. & Mrs. David J. Lins
John & Agnes Notte & son, Anthony, r/b Joan Notte
Tom Blakely, r/b Deacon Bob & Charlene Tharp
Helen & Bill Tharp, r/b Deacon Bob & Charlene Tharp
Name of Donors
Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Allsop
Mrs. Patricia Alvarado
Mr. Frank Caprario
Kate Costa
Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. McGrath
THANK YOU
Thank you to all the people who helped decorate Holy Angels Church
for Christmas. Twelve people came and cleaned and helped decorate
the church. This made it go smoothly and rather quickly for such a very
large job. Then Fiori’s Florist came in and did a beautiful job with the
flowers. Steve Makrancy and his crew from Dragonfly Florist decorated
St. Raphael Church. Thank you also to all parishioners and others who
donated money to pay for the flowers and other decorations.
BAPTISMS in December
The following children were baptized in our parish last
month:
Willow Victoria Harding
John David Nelson
ATTENTION PARISHIONERS
2014 CHURCH DONATIONS
You may request a statement of the total of your church contributions for 2014 to be mailed to you by dropping off or mailing
this form to the rectory. It may also be placed in the collection
basket at Mass.
NAME: _________________________________________
ADDRESS: ______________________________________
______________________________________
PHONE #: _______________________________________
PARISH I.D.#: ____________________________________
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RETURN TO THE UPPER ROOM
Healing Mass In St. Raphael Church
Friday, January 16 ~ 7:00 pm
Sponsored by Spirit and Truth (young-adult group)
Healing Mass—third Friday of each month
(Sept.-June)
ROSARY ALTAR SOCIETY
There will be no meeting in January. Our next meeting will be
Sunday, February 8, after the 9:30 am Mass.
Mercer County Bus Information to the
MARCH for LIFE ~ WASHINGTON, D.C.
Thursday, January 22, marks the 42nd anniversary of the Roe v Wade
decision. Join hundreds of thousands of fellow citizens to witness for
the right to all human life. The following Mercer County parishes and
Knights of Columbus councils in Mercer County are chartering buses to
the March for Life. Call or email bus captains for information and to reserve your seat, or call Donna Goodwin at the Diocese of Trenton Chancery/Pastoral Center at 609-403-7192.
Our Lady of Sorrows-St. Anthony Parish, Hamilton; Knights of Columbus Councils #7677 and #6213 and The Ancient Order of Hibernians,
please contact Rich or Mary Morey at 609-588-8921 or email:
[email protected].
St. Alphonsus Parish, Hopewell; St. George Parish, Titusville; St. James
Parish, Pennington; Knights of Columbus Council #7103, please contact
Michael Ahearn at 215-262-3795 or 267-757-8944, or email: [email protected].
St. Anthony Parish, Hightstown; Knights of Columbus Councils #6284
and #355; for Hamilton, please contact John Kashner at 609-375-7055
or email: [email protected]; for Hightstown, please contact
Robert Walsh at 609-448-1374.
St. Paul Parish, Princeton; St. Ann Parish, Lawrenceville; Knights of
Columbus Councils #636 and #7000; for St. Paul, please contact Nate
Eberle at 609-849-8583 or email: [email protected]; for St. Ann,
please contact Mike Meagher at 609-883-8619 or email:
[email protected].
St. Vincent de Paul, Yardville, please contact John Muka at 609-2383360 or email: [email protected].
NEW JERSEY RIGHT to LIFE INVITES you to RALLY for LIFE
42nd Anniversary of the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court Decision
On Thursday, January 22, at 11:00 am to approximately 1:00 pm, on the
State House steps, New Jersey Capital, 125 West State Street, Trenton, N.J. ~
Pro-Life Leaders, Elected Officials and Clergy expected to address rally. Please
do not bring signs, they will be provided. Parking: metered, on-street parking is available along West State Street. Pay lots are located at the corner of
South Warren and Lafayette Streets, and at North Warren and Hanover Streets.
Handicap parking is available in the parking garage and on West State Street on
front of the State House and Annex and across the street from the State House.
Paid parking is also available at Trenton Marriott located at One West Lafayette
Street, Trenton.
For more information regarding weather and updates, visit website at
www.NJRTL.org. Preceding the rally there will be a special Pro-Life Mass
at 9:30 am at the nearby Cathedral of St. Mary of the Assumption, 151
North Warrant Street, Trenton.
“What I Saw at the Vatican Colloquium on
Man and Woman in Marriage”
A lecture by Robert P. George, JD, DPhil, on Tuesday, January 20, at 7:00
pm, in St. Paul’s Church, 214 Nassau Street, Princeton. Free and open to the
public.
Robert P. George is McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence and Director of
the James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions at Princeton
University. He is a member of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom, and has served on the President’s Council on Bioethics and
as a presidential appointee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights.
Day of Prayer for the Legal
Protection of Unborn Children
In observance of the 42nd anniversary of the 1973 U.S.
Supreme Court decision, Roe v Wade, the Respect Life
Committee of St. Raphael-Holy Angels Parish invites
you to join them in an evening of prayer, on Thursday,
January 22, beginning with the 7:00 pm Mass in St. Raphael Church.
The evening will include Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, recitation of the rosary, Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, and Benediction. Following Benediction, light refreshments will be available in the
narthex. If you are unable to go to the Washington, D.C. March for
Life, please consider attending. Every human life is a gift from God.
We will pray for the protection and respect of all human life from the
moment of conception to the moment of natural death.
WFJS 1260AM ~ CATHOLIC RADIO
Listen to Catholic Matters on WFJS 1260AM every Wednesday at
2:00 pm, and Saturday at 10:00 am featuring local host, Patty Staley,
for pro-life updates and other critical topics affecting Catholic families.
And tune in to Jim Manfredonia, founder and leader of WFJS every
Monday through Friday at 4:00 pm and again at 10:00 pm to stay
connected to our Catholic community in Central New Jersey.
HEALING AFTER ABORTION
“Have you suffered an abortion? Experience God’s love and mercy
and begin the journey of healing.” Please call the Sisters of Life: 866575-0075 or email: [email protected]; or call Theresa
Bonopartis at Lumina: 877-586-4621 or email: [email protected].
Word of Life ~ January, 2015
“Even if the forces of darkness appear to prevail, those who believe in God
know that evil and death do not have the final say.”
— “Pope Saint John Paull II, General Audience, September 12, 2001
© 2001 Libreria Editrice Vaticana. Used with permission
Pregnancy Resources
First Way of Burlington County
Birthright - Freehold
Birthright - Toms River
Birthright - Red Bank
Birthright - Barnegat
- 800-848-5683
- 732-462-2888
- 732-349-0154
- 732-747-7600
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"Saintly Stories"
(The Good News from Saint Raphael School)
The 6th, 7th and 8th graders
celebrating language arts, called Integrated Language Arts
This year, the 6th, 7th and 8th grades are celebrating all things language arts, in one class, called Integrated Language Arts. Eighth Graders are
presently in the midst of writing persuasive essays and reading, “To Kill a Mockingbird” by Harper Lee. In Seventh Grade, we are writing comparison and contrast essays, as well as, reading “Hatchet” or “Brian's Winter” both by Gary Paulsen. In Sixth Grade, we are reading “Freak the
Mighty” by Rodman Philbrick and writing descriptive essays, in which they will be thoroughly describing an object or place.
To begin, the Sixth Grade writing piece, we embarked on a journey by happenstance. Each day we write in our journals and on one particular
day, the students asked me about my hobbies, as that was, the topic of the day. When I mentioned :Geocaching,” their interests were piqued. I
explained to them that “Geocaching” is a high-tech treasure hunt where folks all around the world placed boxes in, out of the way places, and
then went online to share the coordinates of their treasures using the Geocaching website. They were captivated, they continued to ask questions about what one would do with these found boxes, and I explained that they would trade items with others by using these boxes and that
some people even placed items that had unique codes that identified them in order to track where the item had been. I showed them one of my
trackable items, a TravelBug named "Nala's Traveling Bug" that has been to Pennsylvania, the Bahamas, Seattle, and then back to the East
Coast. They were so interested in this concept, that I decided it would be a great idea to launch our unit on descriptive writing by launching our
own class TravelBug.
During the second week of November, we set our TravelBug into motion. A student brought in an item with which she was willing to part in order
to send it on a long and amazing journey. The students then named the item using descriptors and we ended up naming the item "Mrs. Pink
Puffy Panther Razz McGee". They described in imaginative details the origins of the creature and why she was traveling. In addition, students
also utilized a globe and their Social Studies textbooks to list all the places they hoped she would visit, including a hopeful visit to Vatican City. If
you would like to follow the progress of our TravelBug, please visit www.Geocaching.com and search the Tracking Code TB4GE56.
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THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!
To all our generous parishioners who in 2014 donated food and
monetary contributions, and to those who volunteered week after week
to assist in the food pantry, and on “Reach Out Saturdays,” we say
“God bless you” and thank you.
Without the donations and the help received from our parishioners,
and outsiders, the food pantry would not exist.
This year 2015 is starting, and the need to feed the hungry is still
ongoing. Donated food and monetary contributions will be needed for
the upcoming year.
At this time, there is a need for all types of food to keep our shelves
adequately supplied.
“HUNGER NEVER TAKES A HOLIDAY”
For the year 2014, over 4,000 families were supplied with food from our
pantry. Unfortunately, these numbers may grow in 2015, since both
federal and state government have reduced their budgets for the feeding of the poor.
Next “Reach Out Saturday” is January 24
9:00 am - 11:00 am, Parish Center
HOLY NAME SOCIETY
The monthly meeting of the Holy Name Society will be held on
Wednesday, January 14, after the 7:00 pm Mass, and there will be
light refreshments in the parish center afterward.
FAMILY ROSARY NIGHT
The St. Raphael School PTA Spirituality Committee
would like to invite you to join us for the Family Rosary on Friday, February 6. This is an ongoing ministry that meets on the first Friday of each month
during the school year (except for the months of January and April). At 7:30 pm, in the All Purpose Room
below the church. For more information, please contact Lina Hollendonner at 609-499-0501 or email:
[email protected].
SOCIETY of SAINT VINCENT de PAUL
After Jesus was baptized, he saw the spirit of God descending like a dove and a voice was heard “This is my
beloved Son, with whom I am well pleased.” As we give to
the poor , we also can heat these same words.
As you place your gift in the Society of St. Vincent de Paul poor box,
know that you are a sign of God’s love to those who are suffering and
you give them reason to believe and to trust.
For more information about the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, and
the programs that reach out to those in need, please call the parish
office (rectory) at 609-585-7049.
NURSING HOME
Tuesday, January 13, 6:15 - 8:00 pm. Our next Bingo party for the
residents of Hamilton Grove Healthcare will be our Keep Warm Bingo.
Our special prizes this month will be afghans, throw blankets, hats,
scarves and gloves. Meet on the second floor of the facility which is
located on Hamilton Avenue, near the intersection of Klockner. All are
welcome, including Confirmation and other students!
TRENTON AREA SOUP KITCHEN
Thanks. We had a record turnout of parish volunteers—23 in all, including 3 first-timers and 3 students—who helped at TASK on New
Year’s Eve day. Volunteers served more than 400 hot meals, prepared
countless bags of snacks, and helped with mailing.
Wednesday, April 29, 10:00 am - 1:15 pm. Next serving commitment
at TASK. We meet in the St. Raphael parking lot for carpooling to Trenton, and return about 1:15 pm.
DONATIONS


Thanks to the generosity of our parishioners, in December we
were able to distribute more than 2600 Christmas cards and 1050
of 2015 calendars.
One volunteer is already busy crocheting afghans, hats, scarves
and other items with the large amount of yarn donated this year.
For more information about either activity, or if you have a
suggestion for a new activity, please call Kathy Wooley at
585-4307.
SANCTUARY CANDLE
Holy Angels Church:
Intentions of Doris Angeline (living), r/b Judith Pullman
KNIGHTS of COLUMBUS COUNCIL (KOC) #6213
Basketball Free Throw Championship
On Monday, January 19, the Knights of Columbus will be having a
local competition from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm in Our Lady of Sorrows
School Gymnasium. All boys and girls, ages 9 to 14 are invited to
participate in the local level of competition for your 2015 Knights of
Columbus Free Throw Championship. Registration, including proof of
age, is required at the time of the event. For more information, please
contact Sal Petro at 609-743-1535.
Scandinavia and St. Petersburg
Pilgrimage Cruise
Fr. Brendan Williams will be hosting a 13
day cruise on the NCL Norwegian Star, Friday, September 4, to Wednesday, September 16, 2015. Starting at $3295 per person. Cruise includes: Roundtrip air from New York, cruise taxes ($188) and Government taxes/
airline fuel surcharges ($588),first-class hotel in Copenhagen with
breakfast plus city tour, NCL Baltic cruise with all meals, port taxes
($230), and transfers between airport/hotel/pier. For full color brochure contact Brenda at 732-364-4137 [work], 732-890-0830 [cell];
email: [email protected] or [email protected].
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YR 10,WK 21, Baptism of the Lord
Leading Teens Closer To Christ!
WORD TO THE WISE...
For those of us who still have at least remnants of Christmas decorations up, we are right in line
to finally bring the Christmas Season to an end. It has been quite a ride, witnessing the birth of
Our Lord; celebrating the inspirational Holy Family, the coming of the kings and subsequent
Epiphany that comes with that visit and now The Baptism of the Lord. It is no wonder we consider Christmas a season and not just a day. The Baptism of the Lord is loaded with spiritual fruits
for us to savor. The coming of Christ and the life of Christ is both salvific and inspirational, but
even more so, The Life of Christ is completely selfless. There is no need for Jesus to be baptized
by John the Baptist other than for our sake. The whole of Christ's life is for our sake. For God so
loved you and I He gives His only Son and in so doing The Son gives His Life as a ransom for all.
Though it is not considered politically correct anymore, when we contemplate Our Lord entering
time, we react by measuring history in BC (Before Christ) and then in AD (Year of The Lord).
There is no after Christ. Once Christ has come He never goes away. His Baptism this week is a
way of showing us our adoption is complete. It is a way of preparing us for the anticipation of His
death and resurrection. It is a way of solidifying His role in our world and in our hearts at the beginning of His public ministry! The culmination of this great event produces great imagery in the
waters of baptism, in the humility of John The Baptizer, the docility of the early disciples, the desire for repentance from those who enter the Jordan and finally, a rare scriptural manifestation of
the Triune God in all their Glory. As Jesus rises from the waters, a dove symbolizing the grace
and power of God in The Holy Spirit rests upon Him before The Divine Voice of The Father proclaims, “This is my beloved son in whom I am well pleased”. Before we enter a short period of
Ordinary Time, let us reflect on our own Christmas journey and ponder how we might embark on
our own public ministries. As we contemplate the great mysteries within this baptismal scene, let
us be confronted by the statement that we too have been adopted by God and that we too are
His beloved sons and daughters… and now we must find a way to be pleasing to Him. Happy
Christmas everyone.
Welcome Back
Life Teeners to another Semester of
fun, faith and fellowship. We have so
much to look forward
to and are excited to
announce our plans
for the next few
months. Join us this
Sunday for our Intro
night and prepare for
next weeks Half Time
Show !
Sunday gatherings
always begin with
5pm and Lifenight to
follow.
INTRO NIGHT
THIS WEEK
HALF TIME SHOW
NEXT SUNDAY
J.F.F. ON JAN
15TH
For LifeTeen & Spirit &
Truth
Next Sunday is our Life Teen Half Time Show. We will meet in the Parish
Gym from 6:15-8:15pm for fun, faith, fellowship and food. Everyone is invited to join us as we anticipate another wonderful semester. There is much
being planned for the next few months so come and find out what's going on
and how you can be a part of it. BE INSPIRED/INSPIRATIONAL !
visit facebook@
S.R.H.A.lifeteen
or by EMAIL
CONTACT the
Youth Minister at
[email protected]
or [email protected]
or by PHONE
call GEZ on
609 456 8857
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EUCHARISTIC ADORATION SIGN-UP FORM
To become an Adorer, please call John Margicin, in the Chapel Office
(609-585-3848), or drop off the sign-up form at the Chapel.
Name:_______________________ Telephone:__________________ E-Mail: ___________________________
I am available as a: _______weekly adorer _______substitute also _______substitute only
_______Morning (6am-Noon)
_______Afternoon (Noon to 6pm)
_______Evening (6pm to midnight) _______Night (Midnight to 6am)
Circle:
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
ATTENTION: ALL ADORERS
REFLECTION
Dear Parishioners,
Many thanks to those of you who attended the Music Ministry
Christmas Concert this past Sunday. It was our joy to present music of
the season to this parish community. I would personally like to thank
the members of the music ministry who so generously gave of their
time and talent during this Christmas season.
I would like to extend an invitation to all of you to become part of the
music ministry. There are choirs for all ages and the Bell choir, for
those who would prefer to ring rather than sing. Just come to a rehearsal listed on the bottom of this page. No audition is necessary, just
a desire to praise God in song.
Today’s liturgies close out our Christmas season with the Baptism of
the Lord. In the readings today, we hear that Jesus is the beloved Son
of the Father, the light of the nations, and the Lord of all creations. May
Our voices sing His glory and praise.
On a personal note, I have been cleared to begin physical therapy.
Please keep me in your prayers.
God bless you,
Lori Hoos
Music for Upcoming Liturgies
Sun., January 18, 2015, 9:30 am - Choir
All other Masses (except LifeTeen) are Keyboard/Cantor.
Adorers committed to one hour per week are needed: The following
hours need immediate coverage:
SUN. 12 am,2 am-3 pm, 5 pm, 7 pm; MON. 3 am, 10 am; TUES. 5
pm; FRI. 7 pm, 10 pm
and SAT. 8 am, 10 am
Jesus asks that you bring your problems to Him. Prayer is a good
place to start. Thank Him for all you have.
Mon., 1/12
Tues.,1/13
Wed., 1/14
Thu., 1/15
Fri., 1/16
Sat., 1/17
Sun. 1/18
MASS READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Heb 1:1-6; Ps 97:1-2b,6,7c,9; Mk 1:14-20
Heb 2:5-12; Ps 8:2ab,5-9; Mk 1:21-28
Heb 2:14-18; Ps 105:1-4,6-9; Mk 1:29-39
Heb 3:7-14; Ps 95:6-7c,8-11; Mk 1:40-45
Heb 4:1-5,11; Ps 78:3,4bc,6c-8; Mk 2:1-12
Heb 4:12-16; Ps 19:8-10,15; Mk 2:13-17
1 Sm 3:3b-10,19; Ps 40:2,4,7-10; 1 Cor 6:13c-15a,17-20;
Jn 1:35-42
SAINTS OF THE WEEK
Tuesday, January 13 - Saint Hilary, Bishop, Doctor of the Church:
Of Hilary, Pope Benedict XVI wrote, “This was precisely his gift: to combine strength in the faith and docility in interpersonal relations.”
Saturday, January 17 - Saint Anthony, Abbot: “Only singives the
devil power over a soul.”
THIS WEEK IN ST. RAPHAEL - HOLY ANGELS PARISH
(For LifeTeen events, see page 9.)
Mon., 1/12:
Mon., 1/12:
Mon., 1/12:
Tues., 1/13:
Tues., 1/13:
Tues., 1/13:
Tues., 1/13:
Wed., 1/14:
Wed., 1/14:
Thurs., 1/15:
Thurs., 1/15:
Thurs., 1/15:
Fri.,
1/16:
Heaven’s Echo (Youth Choir)
Heaven’s Echo (Youth Choir) …………………………….
Miraculous Medal Novena (weekly)
Respect Life Committee meeting (monthly)
Contemporary Ensemble
Bingo
Pray and Play Prayer Group (weekly)…………………...
Divine Mercy Chaplet (weekly)
Holy Name Society meeting (monthly)
Hand Bells
Adult Choir ………………………………………………….
Jesus, Our Good Shepherd Prayer Group (weekly)
Bingo
St. Raphael Church
St. Raphael Church …………………...
St. Raphael Church
Fr. Emmons Conf. Room
St. Raphael Church
Parish Ctr. (doors open at 6PM)
Spiritual Center…………………………
St. Raphael Church
Parish Ctr.
St. Raphael Church
St. Raphael Church
Fr. Emmons Conf. Room………………
Parish Ctr. (doors open at 6PM)
2:45-3:45 PM
4:00-5:00 PM
6:40 PM
7:30 PM
8:30-9:15 PM
8:00 PM
8:30-10:30 PM
8:00 AM
7:40 PM
5:00-6:30 PM
7:45-9:00 PM
7:30 PM
8:00 PM
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Personal Injury • Worker Compensation • Wills / Power of Attorney / Estates
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