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]
Coord. of Rel. Ed: Mrs. Jessica Donohue ext.307
Admin. Assistant: Mrs. Amy Raimondi ext. 324
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
JANUARY 24 – JANUARY 25, 2015
THE THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
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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JANUARY 24 – JANUARY 25, 2015
THE THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
MASSES FOR THE WEEK
January 25th – February 1st
MONDAY
7:00am Ruth Smith Req. By The Morris
Family
8:30am Charlie Wetterer Req. By Kay &
Andy Weiss
TUESDAY
7:00am Robert Bellwoar Req. By Kathy &
Tom Holland
8:30am Walter Skulsky Req. By
Alice & Al Farkas
WEDNESDAY
7:00am William J. Gray Req. By Julia
Gray
8:30am Carol Denman Req. By
Alice & Al Farkas
THURSDAY
7:00am Richard & Joan Langan Req. By
Bill & Yodi Langan
8:30am Rose Anderson Req. By The
McCormick Family
FRIDAY
7:00am Mrs. Pat Mayer Req. By The
Clothier Family
8:30am Frank Casano, Sr. Req. By Eddie
Larkin
SATURDAY
8:30am Erin Katherine O’Toole Req. By
The O’Toole Family
4:30pm Salvador Mascarenhas Req. By
The Mascarenhas Family
SUNDAY
7:30am Vincent Cugini Req. By Jeff &
Teresa Redder
9:30am Anna Hopson Req. By Tom &
Barbara Fox
11:30am Linda O’Hara Req. By The Troise
Family
7:00pm The People of the Parish
The Devotional Candle in the
Chapel of the Two Hearts
Will Burn in Loving Memory of:
Michael G. Brennan
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 1/24 – 1/25 $ 11,535.92
Thank you for the faithful and generous support that
you continue to give to our Church.
FEDERAL DONOR RECORDKEEPING RULE
ON CHARITABLE DEDUCTION
The Pension Protection Act of 2006 included a
section relative to charitable deductions.
The rules require that people claiming charitable
deduction back up those deduction claims with
cancelled checks; records from banks or credit card
companies; or written notices from the charity or
not-for-profit institution. The burden is on the donor
to maintain or obtain the required records.
The parish will provide a record of contributions,
upon request, which will satisfy the IRS
requirements. Contributions of cash can only be
used as a deduction if church envelopes are used
enabling the parish to identify the donor. Please
call Deneen Thomas at 609-267-0209 ext. 303 or
e-mail [email protected]
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JANUARY 24 – JANUARY 25, 2015
THE THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Please remember in your prayers:
Gisela Harrell, Camila Doris Perez,
Jeannie Thompson, Loretta Minakee,
Lois Pedrick, Sean Robert Myles,
Frances Ogozalek, Fred Zimmer,
Toribia Cadavez, Patricia Parker,
Norman Goldstein, Morgan Ackerman,
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
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
Please keep our Bishop in your Prayers
Bishop David M. O'Connell, C.M., Diocese of
Trenton, underwent surgery, Dec. 29, in a
Trenton area hospital to remove his left foot,
ankle and part of his lower left leg reaching
halfway between the knee and the ankle. The
surgery was needed to address several serious
infections brought about by diabetes.
We ask members of the community to pray for
Bishop O’Connell in the coming weeks and
months, as he recovers and completes his
rehabilitation. Anyone wishing to send a card
or note may do so at the following address:
Most Rev. David M. O’Connell, C.M., The
Chancery, Diocese of Trenton, 701
Lawrenceville Rd., Trenton, NJ 08648, Attn:
Office of Communications. To send via email,
write to [email protected]
Please consider the following requirements
of the Catholic Church when you are
choosing a Godparent for your child’s
Baptism, or when choosing a Sponsor for
Confirmation or RCIA.
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.
(A Marriage which took place in a Catholic
Church or with approval 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
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JANUARY 24 – JANUARY 25, 2015
THE THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Cold & Flu Season is here!
During this cold and flu season we
respectfully ask if you are not feeling
well please refrain from drinking from
the cup at Mass. Also please do not be
offended if someone who is not feeling
well chooses not to shake hands during
the sign of peace.
Thank you for your consideration
regarding this request.
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.
SACRED HEART SCHOOL
250 High Street
Mt. Holly, NJ 08060
609-267-1728
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK
January 25th – January 30th, 2015
Please join us for an Open House on
Sunday, January 25th
2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
&
Wednesday, January 28th
9:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Grades PreK3 - 8
Sacred Heart School is accredited by
Advanced ED and follows the New Jersey
Core Curriculum Standards as well as the
Trenton Diocesan Curricula.
Sacred Heart offers Religion, Art,
Music, Technology, Physical
Education & Health, Spanish, Library,
Band, Cheerleading, Writing Group,
Math Group, Drama Production, St.
Vincent De Paul Youth Group, Art
Association, Student Council and
more!
Now Accepting Registrations
for 2015-2016!
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JANUARY 24 – JANUARY 25, 2015
THE THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
SERRA VOCATION PRAYER CHALICE
JESUS IS THE GOOD NEWS
The people to whom Jonah and Jesus address
their wake-up calls waste no time before
responding. Today’s readings have a sense of
urgency. The response of the Ninevites and of
the apostles involves first faith and then a
radical change in behavior. If inward change is
taking place in our lives; it will in some way
affect our outward behavior. “Lord, we pray
that our hearts may be alert to hear your voice
and accept the prompting of the Holy Spirit.”
The Pantry is in NEED of the following.
Meals in a can, Cereal, Oatmeal, Tuna, Soups,
Peanut butter & Jelly
If you would like to make a monetary donation
please make checks payable to:
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT de PAUL
Sacred Heart Cemetery
A final resting place
of peace and dignity
Purchasing your cemetery property now, before
your family actually needs it, offers you and your
loved ones the opportunity to make that important
and inevitable decision together. It is a kindness to
those people you love to have arrangements made
in advance.
Sacred Heart Cemetery is situated on a well
maintained parcel of land in Hainesport, NJ, on
Marne Highway (Rt 537) at the Mt Holly Bypass
(Rt. 541).
The cemetery is owned and operated by the
Church of the Sacred Heart of Mt Holly.
Persons buried in Sacred Heart Cemetery must be
Catholic or a relative of a Catholic. The cost of one
full grave is $800 and one cremation plot is $500,
which includes perpetual care. Terms are $50
down with monthly payments until paid in full.
Called by God
The importance of any calling depends upon
the position of the one who calls, and the
nature of the work to which the person is being
called. As with Peter and Paul and all the
Apostles, every priest is chosen by God
himself to continue the work of God’s divine
Son here on earth. “Come follow me, and I will
make you fishers of men.” Has anyone ever
been called by someone more important than
God, or to a task more vital than the one for
which the Son of God gave his life? All priests
who, in one way or another, have heard that
call, must ask themselves in amazement, “Why
me?” The need to respond to such a calling
with total and Christ-like surrender, and without
the slightest hesitation, is the reason why we
need to be praying constantly for all of our
priests. Their challenges and responsibilities
could not be greater!
2009 Vocations calendar
St Thomas Aquinas Roman Catholic Church Charlotte,
NC
Thank you
for praying for vocations.
To learn more about the Vocation Prayer
Chalice, please call Ann (609)-267-5836
If you have an immediate need, or wish to discuss
arrangements for future needs, please call Paula
Pietrow, Cemetery Manager at 609-267-0209x304
or email: [email protected]
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JANUARY 24 – JANUARY 25, 2015
THE THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
The Giver Project
by Deacon Jim Casa
This winter's parish "read the book - see the
movie" is off to a good start and participating in
the The Giver Project will provide an
opportunity to read a profoundly compelling
story about values and how we discover their
power to change a life.
The 41st anniversary of the US Supreme Court
"Roe vs. Wade" decision on January 22 brings
to mind the importance of all pro-life issues and
readers will find the pro-life themes contained
in The Giver to be both remarkable and
insightful; this story about a future time and
place, revolves around the central character,
Jonas. Jonas' world is perfect. Everything is
under control. There is no war or fear or pain.
In fact, there are no choices. Every person is
assigned a role in the Community. When
Jonas is of the appropriate age he is singled
out to receive special training from the Giver.
The Giver alone holds the memories of true
pain and pleasure of life. Now, it's time for
Jonas to receive the truth for the betterment
and continuation of his society. Jonas will be
the new Giver. There can be no turning back.
As we progress in this frigid January, get your
copy of The Giver and begin your reading
experience. We will gather on Friday, March
27 at 7:30pm to watch the film version of The
Giver, featuring Oscar winning Jeff Bridges and
Meryl Streep. Afterwards, we will enjoy a
spirited discussion. So, get a cup of your
favorite hot beverage and begin reading , The
Giver. Read future bulletins for updates.
LENTEN LONGINGS
RETREAT 2015
Lent invites us to a time of prayer, reflection
and conversion. Make a six-week retreat led by
John Madden, parishioner and certified spiritual
director, by exploring the Sunday readings of Lent.
The theme of the retreat is For the Life of
the World. Participants are called to commit to
works of social justice and the ongoing conversion
of hearts as we entrust to God our lives and our
communities this Lent, praying that they might
become – through God’s grace – a gift freely given
“for the life of the world.”
We will have an administrative session on
Tuesday, February 17th to distribute materials. The
retreat will begin on Friday, February 20th (two days
after Ash Wednesday) and will run for five more
sessions: on Thursday, February 26th, Friday, March
6th, Thursday, March 12th, Friday, March 20th and
will close on Thursday, March 26th (before Palm
Sunday). Sessions run from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. in the
school library. There is a charge of $10 for the
materials which will be collected at the
administrative session.
Please register by contacting John at
[email protected] or (609) 261-3642 not
later than February 4th to allow sufficient time for
ordering materials.
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JANUARY 24 – JANUARY 25, 2015
THE THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
VIRTUS TRAINING
Sacred Heart School
“Protecting God’s Children.”
8th Grade Fundraiser
This three hour mandatory workshop is for any
volunteers who anticipate working with children
in our parish’s programs. This includes:
Religious Education, school volunteer, sports
programs, ministries such as altar servers,
children’s choirs. All volunteers working with
children must be fingerprinted as well.
The workshops will be held in the Parish
House on:
Monday, February 9th 6:30 to 9:30pm
Monday, March 16th 6:30 to 9:30pm
Monday, April 13th 6:30 to 9:30pm
Used Clothing Drive
If you plan to work with children (in a paid or
We will be collecting clothes to raise money
volunteer position) please be sure to sign up
for our 8th grade.
for one of these workshops.
***All items must be usable or wearable***
Please call Merry Marcellino at 702-1848 ext.
***All items must be in PLASTIC bags***
305 to register for a workshop.
NO CLOTHING WILL BE ACCEPTED ON
HANGERS
RESURRECTION PARISH
Volunteers will be at the school’s auditorium
on:
PRESENTS
Saturday January 31st: 8am-12 noon &
“The GodFather & Friends”
4 pm - 5 pm
Join us!
&
Sunday February 1st: 8am - 12 noon &
February 7, 2015
6:30pm - 7:00pm
7:00 – 10:00pm
Drop off your goods at the front entrance of the
260 Conrow Rd., Delran,NJ
Auditorium. Please tell family, friends,
$50.00 per person
neighbors and coworkers. The more we collect,
the more money we raise for student
Catered by: Macaro’s
programs. A truck will pick up our goods the
Dinner, Comedy Show, Raffles &
following Monday morning.
Dancing
WE CANNOT ACCEPT DONATIONS PRIOR
TO JANUARY 31st.
For tickets and information call
ACCEPTABLE DONATIONS INCLUDE:
856-461-4379
Clothing Bedspreads Quilts Comforters Sheets
Advanced tickets required!
Curtains Hats
Tablecloths Pillows Scarves Gloves Belts
Purses Shoes
Stuffed Animals Crib bumpers Coats/Jackets
Toys Bicycles
*** We cannot accept oversized toys,
strollers, high chairs, car seats, cribs,
play centers, bouncers, walkers and
swings.***
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JANUARY 24 – JANUARY 25, 2015
THE THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
ISN’TKNOWLEDGEAWONDERFULTHING!!
“What’salltheurgency?”
As soon as we hear a reading from the book of
Jonah most of us think of the story we heard as
children called, “Jonah and the Whale.” Today
we encounter that same Jonah. If you were to
read the two chapters in the book of Jonah
proceeding today’s reading you would discover
that God asked Jonah to go to the city of
Nineveh once before. Jonah chose not to
follow the “calling” presented to him. Perhaps
he didn’t see God’s request as relevant or
urgent at that time. Fast forward a bit and we
find Jonah out on a boat with others and the
sea was incredibly tumultuous. Jonah admits
to his co-journeyers in the boat that perhaps
the sea is tossing them about due to his failure
to follow God’s request to go to Nineveh to tell
the people to repent. The men in the boat do
their best to fight the sea by rowing harder to
save themselves and Jonah but to no avail.
The next scene we run into in this famous story
found in the second chapter of Jonah is when
the men in the boat decide that the seas will
not calm until they move Jonah out of the boat.
So they toss him into the water. Jonah finds
himself sinking into the darkness of the water
and lifts his mind to God for help. That is often
exactly how most human beings react to dark
moments in our lives. We may be less
attentive to where God is in our lives until
darkness or hard times hit, and then we reach
out to our dear Lord.
So we all know that Jonah does survive his
plunge into the deep hence the story of “Jonah
and the Whale,” which incidentally is a fish in
scripture – not a whale - and now in our
reading today we see the result of Jonah’s
attention to his mission – the second time the
Lord requests his commitment to the mission.
All of the city of Nineveh is converted from sin
as all of the people redirect their lives, inclusive
of the king. The prophet, once he embraced
his calling, was able to accomplish great things
in the name of God.
As we were baptized as Catholic Christians,
we were anointed as priest, prophet and king.
We, just like Jonah, are to be a prophetic voice
in this world as we proclaim Jesus Christ. We
are disciples and are given the mission to carry
God’s love into all of our everyday actions.
As followers of Jesus, our jobs can become
vocations, our volunteer schedules can
become discipleship opportunities, our times of
prayer, an offering for the rest of the world.
Each and every day we have moments where
we can create experiences of God’s love in the
lives of others, which will lead to beliefs that
indeed they are loved by God, which will begin
to move them towards actions that are even
more loving.
Jonah was asked to take on a mission.
Instead he chose to run the other way
temporarily. Disciples are often asked to take
on a mission. That may be an additional
responsibility in your job, caring for someone,
driving a person to church, inviting a person to
attend Mass with you, packing a bag, carrying
a canned good into church, spending time in
our prayer chapel or perhaps to volunteer in
one of our ministries. Many times we, like
Jonah, literally turn the other direction. Well,
my dear friends, we won’t throw you out of the
boat, but we will encourage you to keep your
eyes, ears, mind and heart open. All of us
during our lives are invited to be that prophetic
voice. Ideally, we hear Our Lord’s invitation
the first time and respond.
Perhaps with prayer we can be a little more
like Simon and Andrew, James and John
whom we meet in today’s Gospel. When
Jesus invited them to follow Him, they left their
fishing nets behind and followed Him. They
responded with an urgency – perhaps they
knew the gift of discipleship – the love that
awaited them Do we?
Marge McGinley, Pastoral Administrator
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JANUARY 24 – JANUARY 25, 2015
THE THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
UPCOMING EVENTS
WEEKLY PLANNER
SUNDAY January 25th
Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
Catholic Schools Week Begins
Sacred Heart School Open House
2:00pm to 4:00pm
Basketball 1:00pm to 4:00pm Gym
RCIA Adults 10:00am LIB
Music Practice 6:30pm Church
MONDAY January 26th
Catholic Schools Week
Bible Study 9:30am PHCR
Cub Scouts 5:00pm PHMR
27th
TUESDAY January
Catholic Schools Week
Religious Ed. Classes
Knights of Columbus Basketball 7:30pm Gym
SVDP Meeting 7:00pm SVDP Center
Legion of Mary 7:00pm PHCR
WEDNESDAY January 28th
Catholic Schools Week
Sacred Heart School Open House
9:00am to 1:00pm
Religious Ed. Classes
Children’s Choir 5pm -6pm AUD
OLPH Prayer Group 7:15pm Chapel
THURSDAY January 29th
Catholic Schools Week
RCIA Children 5:00pm PHMO
Mass Practice 6:00pm Church
Basketball 6:30pm Gym
Boy Scouts 7:00pm PHMR
Adult Choir 7:30pm Church
Bible Study 7:30pm LIB
30th
FRIDAY January
Catholic Schools Week
School Liturgy 8:30am Mass
31st
SATURDAY January
Basketball 8:30am Gym
Mass Music Practice 3:30pm
PTA Used Clothing Drive
8am-12pm and 4pm to 5pm AUD
SUNDAY February 1st
Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
RCIA Adults 10:00am LIB
Music Practice 6:30pm Church
PTA Used Clothing Drive
8am-12pm and 6:30pm to 7pm AUD
MONDAY February 2nd
The Presentation of the Lord
Bible Study 9:30am PHCR
Cub Scouts 5:00pm PHMR
Basketball 6:30pm Gym
TUESDAY February 3rd
Saint Blaise Blessing of Throats after
7:00am and 8:30am Mass
Religious Ed. Classes
Basketball 6:30pm Gym
SVDP Meeting 7:00pm SVDP Center
Legion of Mary 7:00pm PHMO
Altar Rosary Meeting 7:00pm PHCR
WEDNESDAY February 4th
Religious Ed. Classes
Children’s Choir 5pm -6pm AUD
OLPH Prayer Group 7:15pm Chapel
Baptismal Prep Class 7:30pm Church
Basketball 6:30pm Gym
THURSDAY February 5th
Mass Practice 6:00pm Church
Basketball 6:30pm Gym
Boy Scouts 7:00pm PHMR
Adult Choir 7:30pm Church
Bible Study 7:30pm LIB
AOH Meeting 7:30pm PHCR
FRIDAY February 6th
Book Fair Workshop 8:30-1pm Lib.
Basketball 6:30pm Gym
SATURDAY February 7th
Mass Music Practice 3:30pm
Girl Scout Cookie Sale AUD
PTA Sweet Heart Dance
512– Page 10
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REGISTERED LOCKSMITHS • SAFE EXPERTS
92-96 Washington Street
Mt. Holly, NJ 08060
609-267-6022 • 609-267-6002
Fax 609-267-3550
Route 38, Mt. Holly
609.261.7836
www.millertransgroup.com
609-267-1787
Auto - Home - Life
Business
www.kencurtisagency.com
20%
OFF
Floral Design
Fresh
Flowers
40 High St. • Mount Holly, NJ 08060
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of $30 or more
with this ad
609-261-3866
John and Molly’s
FINE FOOD & SPIRITS
Fresh Seafood • Charboiled Steaks • Large Selection of Sautes • Daily Specials
10% OFF - SENIOR CITIZENS DISCOUNT
Age 60 & Over • M-F: 11am-4pm • Dining Room Only
1291 Woodlane Rd., Eastampton, NJ 08060 • 609-702-1701
www.johnandmollys.com • www.facebook.com/johnandmollys
BROADWAY COMMUNITY
HEALTHCARE CENTER
Family Psychiatric/Mental Health
Primary Care for Adults & Children
Dr. Patrick Ervilus, PhD, PMHNP-BC, FNP-C
Dr. Homer Nelson, MD • Civil Surgeon • Immigrant Physicals
100 High St. • Suite 304 • Mt. Holly, NJ 08060
(609) 261-9300 • (856) 365-1707
Office Hours: M-F • Evening Hours Available • By Appt. Only
JOIN US FOR BREAKFAST
OPEN 7 AM
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Breakfast • Lunch
Dinner
Pizza • Takeout
609-518-9159
2 Madison Ave., Mt. Holly
BOHDAN “BO” BOBJAK
609-585-8104
COLONIAL VALLEY COINS
Buying & Selling Coins & Paper Money • Gold & Silver Bullion
Tuesday-Friday 10am to 5pm • Saturday 10am-2pm • Sunday & Monday Appts. Only
[email protected] • www.colonialvalleycoins.com
4343 South Broad Street • Hamilton, NJ 08620
Serving PA, NJ & DE
877-401-4777
Commercial Rates are at an All Time Low. Contact us today to get a free analysis
to see if we can help Save you money with your monthly payments on your
commercial property. Multi-Family, Retail, Office Building, Apartment and Condos.
Can close in as little as 45 days! Four season customer service is our top priority.
Call us today 215-586-1575 or 267-251-0341
www.duqcapital.com
3900 City Avenue, Suite 107 • Philadelphia, PA 19131
SPECIALIZING IN
BASEMENT WATERPROOFING
& MOLD REMEDIATION SINCE 1984
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&
Holiday Cards
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All Major Credit Cards Accepted
FREE UPS GROUND SHIPPING!
15% OFF
Carpet &
Upholstery
Cleaning
$75 OFF 20% OFF 25% OFF
Tile & Grout
Cleaning
(200 sq ft min)
Air Duct &
Dryer Vent
Cleaning
Carpet
Stretching
& Repair
CLEANING SOLUTION INC.
✔ Air Duct Cleaning (helps w/ allergies & sinus issues)
✔ Carpet Cleaning, Stretching & Repair
✔ Tile & Grout Cleaning - Kitchen, Bath &
Shower Re-caulking, Re-grouting, Sealing,
Tile Replace & Repair
✔ Dryer Vent Cleaning (major fire hazard!)
✔ Power Washing for Decks, Walkways, Patio & Siding
SENIOR CITIZEN
DISCOUNT
512 Sacred Heart, Mt. Holly, NJ (i) NJ
1.866.264.8444
Licensed
&
Insured
CHURCH MEMBER
DISCOUNT
John Patrick Publishing Company, Inc. 800-333-3166 • www.jppc.net
Proudly
Serving
Burlington
& Mercer
Counties
In NJ For Over
25 Years
LEE FUNERAL HOME
317 High Street ~ Mount Holly - (609) 267-0906
EDWARD V. KAELIN III, OWNER / MGR. NJ LIC. #4426
Family Owned and Operated - Our Family Serving Your Family - Our Tradition
Law & Mediation Offices of
Karen P. Sampson, Esquire LLC
South Jersey Rowing Club HOME HELPERS
In-Home Companion Care
Housekeeping • Laundry
Meal Prep.
Personal Care • Transportation
In Home Monitoring
High School Aged Athletes Wanted Emergency
Diocese Member
Wills, Estate Administration
LEARN TO ROW
Family Law, Real Estate
Try something new and exciting
505 S Lenola Rd Moorestown
856-439-0068
www.karenpsampson.com
www.southjerseyrowing.org
Parishioner
609-261-1230
Email: [email protected]
The Finest Personal &
Commercial Svc.
10%
OFF
*
*valid on retail purchases only;
excluding sale items; not to be
combined with any other offer
609-267-0399
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Alison Perinchief Reinhard
Eveland
Accounting Services
Director, N.J. Lic. No. 4663 ~ Parishioner
BOOKKEEPING, ACCOUNTING
& INCOME TAX SERVICES
Mount Holly, NJ • 609-518-8986
www.evelandaccountingservices.com
Matthew R. Gaskill
438 High St.• Mt. Holly, NJ 08060
www.perinchief.com
Since 1923
WED - SAT.
Pasta Nite (4pm - 9pm)
Brick Oven Pizza (Noon - 9pm)
Sunday Brunch (9am - 2pm)
Outdoor Cafe & Lunch Daily
Highway Tire, Inc.
• Tune Ups
• Oil Changes
1661 Rt. 38, Mt. Holly, NJ 08060
Phone: 609.267.5300 • Towing: 609.685.5664
Manager, N.J. Lic.No. 5038
J.S. Braddock Agency
Insurance
DELIVERY AVAILABLE
OPEN 7 DAYS
1562 Rt. 38,
Lumberton, NJ
www.highwaytires.com
Perinchief Chapels
609-702-7222
Free Estimates = Same Day Pricing
• Alignment
• State Inspection
609-298-4175
28 High St. • Mt. Holly
NJ Master Plumbers License # 6274
NJ Contractor License # 13VH01576000
• Tires
• Brakes
Call now for a
Free Estimate
Visit us at www.gandglandscape.com
856-461-1601
Wilson Plumbing Heating & Air Conditioning
CUSTOM FLORAL DESIGN FOR
ALL OCCASIONS INCLUDING
WEDDINGS & FUNERALS
Landscape Plants • Perennials
Annuals • Mulch & Soil
Landscape Design, Installation & Maintenance
Hardscaping • Landscape Lighting
Pool & Pond Installations
Irrigation Installations & Maintenance
22 N.Main St.
Medford, NJ
08055
Call
Today for
a Free
Quote!
609-654-5800
609-265-1270
1700 Columbus Rd.
Burlington, NJ
08016
609-386-0579
www.theoldeworldbakery.com
Per Table 10% discount w/coupon
SH
We Provide All Types of Insurance
to Meet Your Needs.
(Not to be combined & not for
custom made cakes)
TECHNICIANS
GENTLE
& AFFORDABLE DENTISTRY
OFFER BOTOX & DERMAL FILLER • CALL FOR A FREE CONSULTATION!
• Emergencies Treated Promptly
• Evening Hours Available
• Gentle Conservative Treatment
• Nitrous Oxide for Patient Comfort
Ella Kerzhner, D.M.D.
New Patients Welcome
• Most Insurances Accepted
• Senior Citizen Discount
811 Woodlane Rd. • Westampton, NJ • (609) 267-1038 • www.elladentist.com
CEMETERY MEMORIALS
The Perennial Garden
theperennialgarden.net
Quality Plants
1347 Monmouth Rd.
Eastampton Twp.
609-267-1969
(609) 386-0013
www.HopeMemorials.com
521 Washington Avenue
Burlington, NJ 08016
The Smile Center
176 Madison Avenue
Mount Holly, NJ
609-267-2396
23659 Columbus Road • Suite 1
Columbus, NJ
609-298-5800
211 W. Millstream Road • Suite 2
Cream Ridge, NJ
609-758-0880
Voted Best in Burlington Co. & South Jersey!
512 Sacred Heart, Mt. Holly, NJ (b) NJ
Each office is independently owned and operated
WILL HOPE & SON
kw
Keller Williams Realty
Real Expert
Real Neighbor
Real Estate
Martin Restoration LLC
General Contracting & Handyman Services
“Home Improvements...Done Right”
Michael Martin, Owner
609-784-8733
Lic. # 13VH04660400
BUYING • SELLING • INVESTING
Call me for all your
real estate needs
NJ Lic. #13VH03327200
Sharon A. Brice
FREE
INSPECTION
Serving Burlington County
Licensed & Insured
Realtor
609-949-3929
[email protected]
Sal’s Pizza
2 LARGE PIES
$16.99 + tax
Rt. 541 • Fairgrounds Plaza
Mt. Holly • 609-267-3297
RIGHTWAY
WATERPROOFING CO.
BASEMENT WATERPROOFING SPECIALIST
609-386-6969
John Patrick Publishing Company, Inc. 800-333-3166 • www.jppc.net