OUR PARISH IS SERVED BY:
Rev. Joseph A. D’Amico
Pastor
Rev. Michael A. Hanly
Pastor Emeritus
Rev. Jerome Arthasseril
Associate Pastor
Our Lady of the Lake Parish Family
32 Lakeside Avenue, Verona, New Jersey 07044
Rectory (973) 239-5696 / Fax (973) 239-7190
School (973) 239-1160
www.ollverona.org
Rev. William J. Melillo
Weekend Asst.
Rev. Mr. Andrew Jung
Deacon David J. Strader
Deacon Larry Duffy
Margaret M. Gardner
Pastoral Associate
Sr. Mary Agnes Sullivan, O.P.
School Principal
John V. Rachel, Trustee
Ellen Narucki, Trustee
Michele D. Kiernan
Pastoral Council
Timothy G. Dillane
Financial Council
Henry Gehman
Music Ministry
Johanna Ferloni
Regina Neglio
Faith Formation Gr. 1-6
(973) 239-7643
Joyce Swatt
Liz Corrente
Faith Formation Gr. 7-9
(973) 239-2950
Gina Butler
Jeanette Mackesy
Youth Ministry
(973) 239-9312
John Rachel
Pastoral Associate, RCIA
Anthony Benenati
Building & Grounds
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday Evening: 5:30 P.M.
Sunday: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30, 12:00 Noon
Daily Mass: 7:00 A.M. & 12:00 Noon
Holydays: Refer to Bulletin
Civic Holidays: 9:00 A.M.
MARRIAGE
Contact the parish office to arrange a date one year before the wedding for ample preparation.
RECONCILIATION
Saturday: 12:00 Noon to 12:30 P.M.
SACRAMENTS OF HEALING
Please notify the parish office if someone is ill at home or in the hospital.
PARISH MEMBERSHIP
All are welcome to join our Parish Family. Parish policy requires registration to participate
in Baptism, Marriage and Religion Classes. Please notify the parish office when change of
address or move occurs.
We, the Church of Our Lady of the Lake, are a Roman Catholic Community, called as
disciples and companions of the Risen Jesus Christ, made present through our celebration of the
sacraments, our proclamation of the Gospel, our ministries of service and leadership.
We are a community who depend completely on God’s grace. We are made equal through
Baptism in Christ, and so we commit ourselves to the spirit of collaboration and inclusion.
We, as a community of believers, seek to respond to God’s call.
Our community is a place,
where those who are searching are welcomed,
where injustice, in all its expressions, is challenged,
where the alienated find a home, and
where people are refreshed, reconciled, and transformed as
they journey in faith to God!
Through the intercession of Mary, the Virgin Mother of Guadalupe, the Patroness of our
parish, it is God’s reign that joins us as one in our mission.
Pentecost 2007
MASS SCHEDULE
SATURDAY, Feb. 7
5:30PM
William J. Wester
5:30PM
Paul Covert
SUNDAY,
Feb. 8
7:30AM
People of the Parish
7:30AM
Beatrice A. Guida
9:00AM
Susan Carsillo
9:00AM
Maryann J. Priday
10:30AM
Annual Enrollments
10:30AM
Grace Suppa
12:00PM
Michael & Eileen Frey
12:00PM
Rose Cicotti Hunter
MONDAY, Feb. 9
7:00AM
People of the Parish
12:00PM
Elaine LaGuardia
12:00PM
Ann Ghiradelli
TUESDAY, Feb. 10 St. Scholastica
7:00AM
People of the Parish
12:00PM
Michael C. Prout
12:00PM
Edward “Ted” Sharkey
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 11 Our Lady of Lourdes
7:00AM
People of the Parish
12:00PM
Thomas Steigerwald
12:00PM
Special Intention
THURSDAY, Feb. 12
7:00AM
People of the Parish
12:00PM
William Webb (13A)
12:00PM
Jean & Michael Gallo
FRIDAY,
Feb. 13
7:00AM
People of the Parish
12:00PM
People of the Parish
SATURDAY, Feb. 14 St. Cyril
9:00AM
John Pietropaolo, Jr.
9:00AM
Luis Prieto
5:30PM
Ernest & Philomena Cordasco
5:30PM
Joseph Bianchi, Sr.
SUNDAY,
Feb. 15
7:30AM
People of the Parish
9:00AM
John Mandler
9:00AM
Albert Brighenti
10:30AM
Nancy Ann Iuspa (10A)
10:30AM
Bobby Ball
12:00PM
Betty Carini
12:00PM
Charles Sylvester
FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY
ALTAR BREAD & WINE
In loving memory of
JANA RAE TUCCI
SANCTUARY LAMP
In loving memory of
CATAPANO & PRESTIFILIPPO FAMILIES
February 8, 2015
Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Please remember those who have recently died, especially Martin McNamara, Albert Canarelli and all who mourn their loss.
The sick are comforted just knowing that you pray for
them. In your charity, please remember them and all who minister to them in your prayers.
In the world, we pray for peace in all areas of unrest.
In a special way, please remember Jun Abell, Beth
Adams, Allison W., Baby Luca, Baby Michael James, Mary
Barton, Alex Birdsall, Lourdes and Jim Bley, John Cadmus,
Beatrice Cataldo, Jack Cavalere, Judy Cecere, Nick Centeno,
Fred Chechele, Joseph Colella, Maureen O’Callaghan Colvin,
Lena Costa, Jenna Cruz, Jessica Cunningham, Pat Daley, Pauline Diakos, D.J. Diorio, Doris Dolan, Juliana Donnelly, Bill
Doyle, John Drury, Bob Ferloni, Betty Ferrari, Carrie Ciganek
Gottlieb, Cindy K., Roslyn Gutman, Ruth Hamilton, Darien
Inacio, Fabian Izsa, Diane Johnson, Margaret and Guy Lee,
Philip Liberato, Janice Lombardi, Mia Rose Lonergan, Vincent
Lucanie, Michael Lucia, Edward Madera, Ralph Magrans, Marie Malara, Alla Malko, Walt Maloney, Jim McEvoy, Dennis
McGorty, Tom McGovern, Nicholas Mitola, Carol Miscia,
Claire Mongelli, Erica Monicelli, Nick Munning, William Mulqueen, Patrick O’Callaghan, Mary Beth Oria, Tammy Orthman,
Kim Pham, Edward Pienta, Victoria Queyquep, Marie Rachel,
Thomas Reilly, Janine Reisert, Josephine Ruotolo, Jake Russo,
Christina Citrano Sandy, Patricia Savino, Mark Scott, Michael
Serrao, Lisa Seruto, Claire Smith, Debbie Stern, Joseph Stivala,
Melissa Suchocki, James Tressita, Robert Treuvey, John Michael Tully, Margaret Vanderberg, Ada Vasquez, Sandra Wotanowski, Elizabeth Zoppi.
Please call the rectory if you would like a loved one’s
name added or taken off our Bulletin Sick List.
Stewardship of Treasure
ALTAR ADORNMENTS
In loving memory of
JOHN & ROSE FARRELL
Jan 31-Feb. 1
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Dear Friends,
Peace, blessings and all good to you as we recover from another round of winter storms. It's been a while since we've
had so many and consistent storms in this area. Of course the
children love it!!! As the children are departing the church
I'll often ask them if they're praying for a snow day during
the week and their wide smiles tell the story. The look on
their parent's faces of course tell a different story. I'm sure
you can observe that I'm the type of person that likes things
organized and predictable. I don't like surprises. For that reason snow days are very problematic for me. As the meteorologists attempt to predict the impending storms I begin to ask
the following questions: Whether to close the rectory office?
Will the church staff be safe? Will parishioners heed travel
warnings and stay home or attempt to attend mass? If the
snow is on a Sunday I have the stress of worrying about not
staying on budget because of fewer envelopes. Then there's
the cost of the snow removal and salting for the parish campus. I'm sure you have the same concerns for yourselves and
your families in regard to their safety, getting to work,
school, etc.. But I do share this reflection with you. I've
learned over the years not to control the things that are uncontrollable. If it's going to snow, it's going to snow and my
worries and prayers won't make it snow any less. These past
few storms have forced me to better "stay in the moment"
and not worry about things of which I have no control. This
attitude encourages me to pray through the storm and to
have greater trust in God. I still don't like snow and still continue to be very concerned for our parish plant and our parishioners, staff and maintenance crew but realize that complaining, worrying, and stressing isn't going to make the
snow stop falling. And aside from all the safety concerns
regarding the snow I can see the perks in the snow. Living
across the street from Verona Park I can see a beautiful winter landscape that is priceless. When the office is closed I'm
able to catch up on some office things that I often neglect.
And later in the day I can catch up on some movies since I
don't usually watch TV during the day. But the greatest gift
that a snow storm gives me is forcing me to slow down and
appreciate the beauty of God's presence even in surprising
ways.
Next week we will begin another season of the ARCHBISHOP'S ANNUAL APPEAL. Sadly I need to report that we
were over $8000.00 short of our goal last year. I understand
that there are many opinions about this appeal and understand that your informed opinion is between you and God.
That being said there is a bottom line. Our parish is not
unique in not reaching our goal. Many parishes throughout
the Archdiocese have experienced the same. As a result of
less revenue from the appeal the poor, elderly, seminary recruitment, struggling parishes and schools, pro life programs,
youth programs, and a legion of other charities will not be
funded. Even our parish is effected by not reaching the goal.
The rebate of $5,000 which we budgeted for was not received. This cuts directly into our operating budget because I
was hoping to use the rebate check to help fund the ongoing
renovation of our convent to bring
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it up to code as the Fr. Michael Hanly Pastoral Center. I've
heard from many parishioners that they will not be supporting the appeal but will give the money directly to the parish.
But this hasn't happened either. Supporting the AAA and any
other charity is between you and God. All I ask is that you
prayerfully discern your decision. We will be doing our appeal on the weekend of February 14/15 and I've asked Deacon David to preach at all the masses that weekend.
Let's keep praying for each other.
Fraternal regards,
Rev. Joseph A. D'Amico
Post- Souper Bowl Announcement:
Last weekend, the OLL Youth Group collected $1944.00 at
the doors for our annual Souper Bowl for Caring Collection.
All proceeds will be donated to Connie Pifher at the Verona
Health Department for the Children’s Holiday Fund. We
thank you sincerely for always giving so generously to the
causes we care about. We are consistently overwhelmed by
your generosity. Thank you!
“Soup and Stations”
Please join our parish family each Friday evening during
Lent at 7 pm as we gather in the Church for Stations of
the Cross. Following the Stations, we will share a supper
of soup and bread in the cafeteria. Deacon David will prepare the same soup served that day to our brothers and sisters at St. John’s Soup Kitchen, offering us the experience
of sharing a family meal similar to that of the less fortunate
in our community.
Each person or family will be asked to donate the amount
that you were planning to spend on your Friday night meal,
either at home or perhaps for a pizza or dining out. These
donations will be gathered each Friday evening during Lent,
and given to St John’s Soup Kitchen during Holy Week.
Please bring your family to join us Friday February 20 at
7:00pm as we begin our Lenten journey!
Stewardship Reflections:
“Rising very early before dawn, he left and went off to a
deserted place, where he prayed...He told them, “Let us
go on to the nearby village that I may preach there also.
For this purpose have I come.”
MARK 1:35, 38
In today’s Gospel reading we see a perfect example of stewardship. Jesus gives His time to do all that God wishes—
healing the sick and preaching. Yet, Jesus also makes time
to be alone in prayer. It is through prayer, spending time
with God, that we find the strength to do what God wishes us
to do. Be sure to find time every day to be with God.
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Registration for September 2015
Pre-School—Grade 7
Call the School Office for an appointment
Witness the power of prayer!
Join the Knights of Columbus and the rosary support group
from Roseland on Saturday, Feb. 14, 2015 from 8:45am to
10:00am on Bloomfield Avenue in Montclair. We meet in
front of the former Social Security building opposite the Pilgrim Abortion Clinic where over 100 babies are aborted each
week. We gather to pray the rosary that mothers will know
that there will be help for them and to not abort their babies.
We meet the second Saturday of every month. Come spend
as much time as you can. Surely you have one hour to pray
that the life of a pre-born baby may be spared. Your prayers
and presence will and have saved babies lives! Bring your
families.
Rosaries Needed
The Knights of Columbus are collecting excess rosaries. The
rosaries are to be distributed to Catholic refugees who were
forced to leave their homes in east Ukraine, which has become a dangerous war zone. Please put them in the basket
for eye glasses by the organ in the church. Thank you.
Our Lady of the Lake Faith
Lent 2015
Formation Ministry
It is hard to believe that Lent 2015 is quickly approaching with Ash Wednesday on
February 18. The six weeks of Lent provide an opportunity
to pause and reflect on our Christian journey. As was referenced in our Faith Formation Welcome Letter in August,
our Catholic tradition supports the scripture of James 2:17,
“So faith by itself, if it has no works, is dead.” We regard
Christian service to be a valuable component in forming
disciples.
To that end the Faith Formation Ministry has elected to support Heifer International this Lent and we are hoping to
involve all of our students in their stewardship of time, talent, and treasure. Heifer International is dedicated to ending
hunger and poverty while saving the earth. Heifer provides
livestock, trees, training and other resources to help poor
families worldwide to become more self-reliant.
More information will be disseminated to our families.
Thank you for your support!
First Eucharist---Explained Mass
We will celebrate an Explained Mass on Saturday March
14 at 10:00am for all parents and children who will receive
First Eucharist in the spring. (Please note the change in
time.) This is a marvelous opportunity for the children to
understand what our Eucharistic Celebration is all about and
why the Eucharist is considered the source and summit of
our Catholic faith.
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Collection For St. John’s Soup Kitchen
Bereavement Rectory
Women’s Spirituality Chapel
MAN UP Men’s Spirituality
Ash Wednesday
New Parishioner Registration
Danny O’Callaghan Dance
Women’s Cornerstone Weekend
Feb. 7/8
Feb. 10 7:30pm
Feb. 11 7:30pm
Feb. 14 7:30am
Feb. 18
Feb. 21/22
March 14
March 20-21
Youth Ministry Corner
*More information can be found at www.ollverona.org*
“Soup”per Bowl for Caring – Last weekend, the OLL
Youth Group collected $1944.00 at the doors for our annual
Souper Bowl for Caring Collection. All proceeds will be
donated to Connie Pifher at the Verona Health Department
for the Children’s Holiday Fund. We thank you sincerely for
always giving so generously to the causes we care about.
We are consistently overwhelmed by your generosity.
Thank you!
Insight –March 6, 7, 8 – Registration forms for the Insight
Retreat are available and should be returned with a $50 deposit ASAP. There is now a mailslot in the Youth Ministry
Office door (formerly the convent). Have a parent send an
email to [email protected] stating that you would like to
attend and that the deposit and permission form is on its
way!
Youth Group Meetings– Make your Monday a Funday!
We are in the Danny O’Callaghan Youth Center every
Monday at 7:00! Quiet prayer time will be available in
the church beginning at 6:45. All 9th – 12th graders are
welcome to attend. There is no meeting on President’s Day,
Monday February 16.
Youth Group Meetings
February 9 - Battle of the Sexes
February 23
ASH WEDNESDAY MASSES
FEBRUARY 18, 2015
7:00AM, 8:30AM, 12 NOON, 7:30PM
ASHES WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AT THESE
MASSES
BAPTISM SCHEDULE
Baptism 1:30PM
April 12, 2015
April 26 , 2015
May 17, 2015
June 14, 2015
July 19, 2015
Catechesis 7:00PM
April 9, 2015
April 21, 2015
May 12, 2015
June 9, 2015
July 16, 2015
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Our Lady of the Lake Music Ministry
Welcomes New Members for the New Year!
Have you ever thought about joining the Music Ministry
of Our Lady of the Lake Church as a singer or instrumentalist? Our Parish and Children’s Choirs and Youth
Band are now recruiting new members. Please read on to
see where you fit in.
The Parish Choir
Weekly Rehearsals: Thursday evenings from 7:30-9:00pm.
Sunday Liturgies: 10:30am
Holyday and Holiday Liturgies: All Souls Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Palm Sunday, Holy Week Triduum, and
Easter Sunday.
Concerts: Annual Parish Christmas Concert
Open to all individuals high school age and older. The ability
to read music is not a requirement.
The Praiseful Youth Band (Grades 6-12)
Weekly rehearsals: Wednesday evenings from 7:00-8:15pm.
Liturgies: 8 Sunday masses between October and May at
12pm including Christmas Eve Midnight Mass, Palm Sunday, and Easter Sunday.
Other: Parish Christmas Concert
Open to all instrumentalists. Students must be able to read
music.
The Joyful Voices Children’s Choir (Grades 3-8)
Weekly rehearsals: Wednesday afternoons from 3:00 to
4:00pm.
Liturgies: 8 Sunday masses between October and May at
9am including Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve Family liturgy
at 4pm, Palm Sunday, and Easter Sunday.
Other: Parish Christmas Concert
Open to all students. The ability to read music is not a requirement.
If you are interested in joining any of these musical
groups, please contact music director Henry Gehman at
(973) 513-3192 or see him after a weekend mass.
Annulment Information Evening
An Annulment Information Evening is scheduled
for Tuesday, March 10, 2015, 7:30PM at Our Lady of Sorrow Church, 217 Prospect Street, South Orange, NJ. A staff
member of the Tribunal of the Archdiocese of Newark will
provide basic information about annulments; the requirements for annulments and how to begin the process of petitioning for an annulment. There will be an opportunity for
questions at the end of the session. Pre-registration is not
necessary, but for directions, please call the parish at 973763-5454.
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Archdiocese of Newark Anniversary Liturgies
Once again the Archdiocese of Newark is preparing for the
annual tradition of honoring those couples who will be celebrating five, twenty-five and fifty years of Christian marriage
in the year 2015. These anniversary liturgies will be celebrated by Archbishop John J. Myers in the Cathedral Basilica
of the Sacred Heart in Newark as follows: For 50 years—
April 19th, 2015 at 3:00pm; 25 and 5 years– May 3rd,
2015 at 3:00 pm. It is the desire of the Archdiocese that
every couple deserving of such recognition be present at the
appropriate liturgy as the presence of a large number of couples will give favorable witness to the strength and stability
of Christian marriage in today’s society. For application
please the rectory office 973-239-5696.
Wanted: Used or New Communion Dresses and
Suits
The Archdiocese of Newark will be organizing their second
annual collection of gently used and new communion outfits. A child’s First Communion is a special day for any
family and the Archdiocese of Newark is trying to make
sure financial hardship does not stand in the way of it being
as special as it can be.
The Office of Development and Stewardship will be collecting gently used, in good condition, Communion dresses/
veils, suits and shoes for our inner city parishes. Last year
over 300 dresses and 100 suits were donated.
If you have something you would like to donate, you can
drop it off it when you bring your child to Faith Formation,
or you can bring it to the rectory until March 27. We will
see that all donated items get delivered to the Archdiocesan
Center for distribution.
Many thanks and blessings in advance!
Women’s Cornerstone March 20-21
Women on a Journey!
Growing a bit restless with the winter weather? Feeling a
bit weary always tending to the needs of others with no time
for yourself?
Perhaps it’s time to plan some time away and answer the
call to Women’s Cornerstone! Come join us! For 26 hours,
from 6:30pm Friday until 8:30pm Saturday, you will be
pampered, pruned, pleased, and prayed for!
On Cornerstone, you will spend time in a relaxed atmosphere with other warm and loving women of faith, sharing
life’s stories, multiplying joys, dividing sorrows, and uplifting hearts. The relationships forged on Cornerstone are
treasured for a lifetime!
There is time for private prayer, as well as, the celebration
of Reconciliation and the Eucharist. It is a comfortable atmosphere for you to grow personally in the knowledge and
love of God. Come relax, reflect, and reconnect with God.
You will return home renewed, refreshed, and rejoicing in
the Lord!
Please pray about it! Registration brochures will be available in the upcoming weeks.
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NOT TO BE COMBINED WITH OTHER OFFERS
370 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE
VERONA, NJ 07044
973-239-2060
Frank M. Prout, Sen. Dir., NJ Lic. No. 1858
Robert J. Prout, Dir., NJ Lic. No. 3371
800-545-1020
www.AIRGROUPLLC.COM
Diana Weeks - Sales Associate
Bus: 973-228-1050 • Cell: 973-420-5679
[email protected]
Quality Work at a Fair Price
REPAIR SPECIALIST
Free Est./Fully Ins. • Serving No. Jersey 30+ Yrs.
Exp. in All Phases Of Tree Surgery
Steps • Sidewalks
Stone • Patios • Repairs
Brick • Block • Concrete
*Member of OLL parish
*Speaks Spanish
L&L Demolition and Cleanouts, LLC
Lewis Weeks
FAST TREES
Cell 201-953-4032 • [email protected]
Let us help you with all of your cleanout needs! Specializing in pre-sale
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Patricia G. Bishop
Sales Representative
Camillus Mitchell
Bus 973-239-7700
Cell 862-703-0219
PARISHIONER
Cell (973) 204-6281
[email protected] A member of the franchise system of BHH Affiliates, LLC.
ABBOT O’REILLY CONTRACTING
WOLFER PAINTING
& POWERWASHING
Lic# 13VH01378300
973.200.0626 • www.wolferpainting.com
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Ma
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973-746-4825
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your automobile and much more.
56 Park Street, Montclair, NJ 07042
Tel: 973-744-8500
Fax: 973-744-6021 • Toll Free: 800-261-6942
www.whconnolly.com
(973)857-5818
Since
1926
Maria DiPaolo • (201)953-0692 cell
Patrick Hynes • (973)617-7673 cell
McEvoy Home Inspection
Jack McEvoy
NJ Licensed Home Inspector
A ministry of the Sisters
of the Sorrowful Mother
Canfield Office Park • 870 Pompton Ave • Suite A-1 • Cedar Grove, NJ 07009
HARRY J. HERZ
973-627-5000
ATTORNEY AT LAW
122 Diamond Spring Rd., Denville
Personal Attention and A Commitment to Excellence
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MUNICIPAL COURT
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BANKRUPTCY
Over 30 Years of Experience and Integrity
Renee M. Arace, D.M.D.
Nicole San Filippo, R.D.H.
John M. Downing, Jr.
Attorney and
Counselor at Law
917-744-5700
[email protected]
GENERAL & COSMETIC DENTISTRY
GENTLE DENTAL CARE FOR ALL AGES
Veneers • White Fillings • Crowns & Bridges
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51 Pleasant Valley Way
West Orange, NJ 07052
Ph: 973.325.9933
Fax: 973.325.9210
[email protected] 973-857-1800
25 Pompton Ave., Verona, NJ 07044
SHOOK’S CEDAR GROVE FUNERAL HOME, INC.
JOSEPH M. SHOOK, JR., MANAGER
NJ License # 3612
CHRISTINE A. CUOCO, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
NJ License # 4538
NEWLY RENOVATED FINE, ELEGANT FACILITIES
609 Our Lady of the Lake, Verona, NJ (back)
744-2552
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~ Since 1895 ~
(973) 744-2080 Fax (973)
www.MCEVOYHOMEINSPECTION.com
Call us today 215-586-1575 or 267-251-0341
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3900 City Avenue, Suite 107 • Philadelphia, PA 19131
Senior Living
If Your Floor Covering Is
Not Becoming To You...
You Should Be Coming To Us.
NJ License #24GI00108600
InterNACHI Membership
#NACHI13012999
NJ Radon Technician MET #13030
[email protected]
Affordable
FLOOR COVERINGS, INC.
10 Elm Street, Montclair, NJ 07042
201-396-5928
Verona NJ
Home Inspections performed
for Buyers & Sellers
Residential/Commercial
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
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420 Bloomfield Ave., Montclair NJ
973-746-2468 • redstarpaint.com
REDWOOD
REALTY INC.
603 Bloomfield Avenue, Verona NJ 07044
William H. Connolly & Co., LLC
Insurance and Risk Management
HOUSES • DECKS • PATIOS
Expert in all interior/exterior painting
(973) 239-1489
MICHELLE F. ARGAST, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
NJ License # 4828
486 Pompton Ave. (Rt. 23) • Cedar Grove, NJ 07009
John Patrick Publishing Co. • 1-800-333-3166 • www.jppc.net