The Church of
St. Pius the Tenth
300 Lacey Road, Forked River, New Jersey 08731
609-693-5107
Religious Education
609-693-0368
Sunday Mass Schedule:
Saturday: 4:00pm Sunday: 8:00am, 10:00am & 12:00pm
Daily Mass Schedule:
Monday-Saturday: 8:00am
Church of St. Pius X
All are Welcome
MINISTRIES & ORGANIZATIONS
PASTOR
Rev. Richard Basznianin
WEEKEND ASSISTANTS
Msgr. Charles C. Cassidy
Msgr. John Pintabone
Rev. Thomas Brennan
Rev. Paul Iovino
DEACONS
Deacon Philip Craft
Deacon Joseph Gili
Deacon James T. Heller (Retired)
Deacon Earl Lombardo
Deacon Michael Maione
Deacon Anthony Martucci
Deacon Anthony Repice
Deacon Henry Rohrman
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR
Mrs. Anne Brennan
COORDINATOR OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Mrs. Patricia Colando
COORDINATOR OF YOUTH MINISTRY
Mrs. Jeanne Easton
PARISH TRUSTEES
Mr. Phil Baldelli
Mrs. Suzanne Fay
ST. PIUS X CHURCH IS OPEN DAILY
FROM 7:15AM-4:30PM
SATURDAYS FROM 7:15AM-5:30PM
SUNDAYS FROM 7:00AM-1:00PM
HOLY DAYS FROM 7:00AM-12:00PM
PARISH OFFICE
Office hours Monday–Friday 8:30AM-4:30PM
Phone: 609-693-5107 Fax: 609-693-6829
Web Address: www.churchofstpius.org
Email: [email protected]
THE ANGEL SHOP
At St. Pius X
Thursday & Friday 9:00AM-2:00PM
Sat. 3:30PM (closed at 4:00PM for Mass) and re-opens
after Mass till 5:30PM.
Sun. 8:30AM-12:00PM (closed during 10:00 Mass)
SAMARITAN CORNER
Hours: Mon. & Wed. 9:00am– 4:00pm
Fri. 9:00am-1:00pm
Phone 693-6105
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CENTER
Monday &Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday & Wednesday 2:30am-8:30pm
Friday - Closed
Phone: 693-0368 Email: [email protected]
ALTAR SERVERS– Deacon Philip Craft
BEREAVEMENTCompanions on the Journey- Paula Little
Funeral Mass Preparation– Office Staff
Journey through Grief- Paula Little
Rainbows - Paula Little
BIBLE STUDY- Deacon Earl Lombardo
BULLETIN– Fran Kopack
CALENDAR– Rita Kakascik
CHURCH CLEANERS– June Oppici
COUNTERS– Barbara & Bonny D’Amato
EVENING BIBLE STUDY- Maria Stork
EVENT PLANNING- Sandra Zuzola
EXTRA-ORDINARY MINISTERS
OF THE EUCHARIST- Deacon Joseph Gili
Scheduling of Eucharistic Ministers & Lectors–
Rita Kakascik
FAITH SHARING- Deacon Earl Lombardo
GOD’S FAITHFUL DISCIPLES/GOD’S LITTLE
ANGELS– Deidre Mitchelli
KITCHEN/PARISH HALL-Peter Melchiano-Anna Chanik
HOSPITALITY– 8:00am- Anna Chanik
10:00am- Mary Ann Eckhart
INTERFAITH SUPPORT SERVICES- Ginny Plesnarski
LECTORS– Deacon Joseph Gili
MEN’S DISCIPLESHIP GROUP– Peter Melchiano
MUSIC MINISTRYAdult & Children’s Choir- Joe Dalton- Music Director
Praise Band- Joe Casilli
PARISH NURSING- Pat Martucci
PARISH REGISTRATION– Sandra Zuzola
PLANT & FLOWER MAINTENANCE– Joan Zuczek
RCIA– Mary La Bruna
RESPECT LIFE- Carol Petrucelli
ROSARY ALTAR SOCIETY– Suzanne Snyder
RETREATS- Women– Peggy Craft
Men– Tom Craft
SAMARITANS– Rita Kakascik
SEW & SEWS- Joanne Brass
SPIRITUAL DIRECTION- Marian Repice
THE ANGEL SHOP AT ST. PIUS X– Sandra Zuzola
USHERS– Deacon Joseph Gili
VOLUNTEERS– Hazel Ferrara & June Oppici
YOUTH MINISTRY- Jeanne Easton
CATHOLIC WOMEN OF ZION– Eileen Lombardo
CURSILLO-ULTREYA- Pat Martucci
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS–
Grand Knight– Frank Pielhau
Ladies Auxiliary– Doreen Mason
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February 15, 2015
The Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
MASS SCHEDULE FOR WEEK
OF February 15, 2015
FOR THE GLORY OF GOD
February 16, 2015
Mary Gaughran– by Bernie & Sue
Snyder
Tuesday,
February 17, 2015
8:00am
June Skowrenski– by Bernie & Sue
Snyder
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
8:00am
For The Living & Deceased Members Of
St. Pius X Church
7:30pm
Milenko Fatovic
Thursday,
February 19, 2015
8:00am
Dorothy Posik, by daughter, Dorothy
Zilavetz
Friday,
February 20, 2015
8:00am
Thomas A. Buglnig– by Bernie & Sue
Snyder
Saturday,
February 21, 2015
8:00am
Joseph D’Amato– Birthday Remembrance– by Bonny & Barbara D’Amato
This Sunday's second reading gives us a great motto that we should post on our bedroom mirrors so
that it's the first thing we see as our sleepy eyes
awaken each morning: "Whatever you do, do it for
the glory of God."
Monday
8:00am
NEXT WEEKEND
Saturday,
February 21, 2015
4:00pm Dorothy Lawlor– by Lawrence & Janice
Celmer
Mary & William Reck– by Ann & Dan Dietz
Thomas Otte Miklosey– by Skip Miklosey
James Malady– by Jennie Giannantonio
Sunday,
February 22, 2015
8:00am For The Living & Deceased Members Of
St. Pius X Church
10:00am Noreen McGillick– by Stork Family
Anthony Romayo– by Rob & Fran Kopack
& Family
Raymond Davis– by Renata & William
Dondero
Joyce Cybulsky– by Chanik Family
12:00pm Mary Zanko– by Kay Schendorf
Florence Berlinski– by Anthony & Joyce
Berlinski & Family
William Grenz– by Fred & Maria Miranda &
Family
Cheryl Fevola– by Emil & June Oppici
Everything! Brush your teeth for the glory of God.
Kiss your family "Good morning!" for the glory of
God. Go to Mass for the glory of God (in other
words, we don't go to church just for what we can
get out of it). Do your work for the glory of God.
Drive politely for the glory of God. Shop and eat and
greet others for the glory of God. Say yes to the
needs of the Church for the glory of God. And receive all that he wants to give you (the compliments,
the money you earn, the answered prayers, the
good times and rewards) all for the glory of God.
This should be part of our daily prayers every morning: "Holy Spirit, help me to do everything today for
the glory of God. Amen!"
By making it a daily habit to start the day this way,
the glory of God becomes integrated into our character. When we remember to see our activities
through the lens of "whatever you do, do it for the
glory of God", we become stronger in avoiding all
kinds of sins. It sanctifies each moment of every
day.
Often, we see religious activities as separate from
our normal activities. We take "time out" from our
schedules to go to church. We stop what we're doing when we want to pray. We think that only Clergy
and Religious can be religious all of the time and
that a layperson who is like that is a "fanatic". But
why?
Why should we limit "for the glory of God" to only
what is "holy" -- Mass attendance, religious rituals,
prayers, the works of ministry, etc.? We can sanctify
every moment by remembering that whatever we
do, we want to please God with it.
© 2015 Terry Modica, Catholic Digital Resources, www.catholicdr.com. Printed by permission.
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Church of St. Pius X
A Stewardship Parish
PARISH STEWARDSHIP REPORT
1st Collection:
2nd Collection:
Total:
$13,518.00
$ 4,957.00
$18,475.00
WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday:4:00pm,Sunday: 8:00am,10:00am, 12:00pm
DAILY MASS SCHEDULE
Monday-Saturday: 8:00am.
HOLY DAY MASS SCHEDULE
See Mass schedule for the week.
DAILY RECITATION OF THE ROSARY
Every day after the 8:00am Mass.
CONFESSIONS
Confessions are heard Saturdays 3:00pm-3:30pm.
DIVINE MERCY CHAPLET
The Chaplet is recited every Thursday at 3:00pm, during Eucharistic Adoration and on Saturday following
the 4:00pm Mass in the Chapel.
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
Adoration is held every Thursday following daily Mass
until Benediction at 3:15pm in the Chapel.
MINISTRY TO THE SICK
Call the office to arrange for a Priest or Eucharistic
Minister.
MORNING PRAYER
Morning Prayer is held every morning (except
Sunday) in the Church at 7:30am prior to daily Mass.
NOVENA PRAYERS
The Miraculous Medal Novena is recited every
Saturday following the 8:00am Mass.
SACRAMENT AND OTHER GUIDELINES
Baptisms The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated on
the 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month at
1:15pm in the Church. Parents must be registered and Baptismal Preparation classes
are required for parents of the child. Classes are scheduled for the 1st Saturday of the month. Godparents must
be practicing Catholics who have received the Sacraments of Baptisms, Holy Communion and Confirmation,
and if married, married within the laws of the Church.
Please make arrangements by calling the main Office at
693-5107.
Weddings According to Diocesan policy, weddings should
be arranged at least 1 year before the intended
date. Prior to making any wedding plans and
arrangements, the bride or groom need to be
active registered members in the parish for at least 3
months. Please call the office and ask for Anne.
Registration Those wishing to register should contact or visit the Parish office. Registration in our Parish and regular use of
the envelope system are required for anyone wishing to
receive eligibility certificates or letters of recommendation. Please call the office if you are unsure of your registration status.
Shop Rite Card ProgramsBefore going shopping, did you purchase your Shop Rite
gift cards? Cards come in $25, $50 & $100 denominations. Gift cards can be purchased Monday through Friday in the main office and in the Narthex following all
weekend Masses.
Masses, MemorialsWe have Masses, Healing Masses and Memorials available. The donation is $10.00. Also available Novena
Masses for 9 first Fridays; the donation is $15.00.
SCRIPTURE READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF
February 15, 2015
MondayGn 4:1-15,25; Mk 8:11-13
TuesdayGn 6:5-8;7:1-5,10; Mk 8:14-21
Wednesday–Jl 2:12-18; 2 Cor 5:20-6:2;
Mt 6:1-6,16-18
Thursday- Dt 30:15-20; Lk 9:22-25
FridayIs 58:1-9a; Mt 9:14-15
Saturday- Is 58:9b-14; Lk 5:27-32
Weekly, monthly and yearly votive candlesCandles can be obtained by completing the coupon and
returning it to the main office with payment. Please call
the office if you have any questions.
*CANDLE REQUEST FORM CAN BE FOUND ON
PAGE 5 OF THE BULLETIN.
Flowers at the Altar, Chapel & Blessed Mother
Flowers can be ordered for a donation of
$35.00. They can be in remembrance of a loved
one or to celebrate Anniversaries and Birthdays.
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WEEKLY CALENDAR
Monday,
February 16, 2015
7:00pm
Praise Band– Chapel
Tuesday,
February 17, 2015
10:00am Sew ‘n’ Sews– MR
2:00pm
Journey Through Grief– MR
6:15pm
Children’s Choir– Chapel
7:30pm
Adult Choir– Chapel
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
9:00am Faith Sharing & Bible Study– MR
11:00am Scripture Study– MR
Thursday,
February 19, 2015
8:30am
Adoration– Chapel
3:00pm
Benediction– Chapel
4:30pm
Rainbows– CCD
Friday,
February 20, 2015
9:00am
God’s Little Angels– MR
4:30pm
Fish Fry– PH
Saturday,
February 21, 2015
Sunday,
February 22, 2015
8:00am
Hospitality– PH
9:45am
RCIA– MR
MR- Meeting Room PH- Parish Hall
N– Narthex CCD– CCD Conference Room
ASH WEDNESDAY
Ashes will be distributed during the Masses. The
Mass Schedule for the day is as follows:
8:00a.m. and 7:30p.m.
There will also be a Service and general distribution
of ashes at 12:00p.m., 4:00p.m. & 5:00p.m. As a
reminder Ash Wednesday is a day of both Fast and
Abstinence. On this particular day only one (1) full
meal is permitted and no meat is permitted. Those
between the ages of 18 and 59 are obliged to fast.
MEDITERRANEAN CRUISE
Mediterranean Cruise- June 19-27, 2015.
Join Deacon Tony and Pat Martucci aboard the Celebrity Cruise ship Equinox to follow Saint Paul’s
Fourth Missionary Journey. Fly from Newark Airport to Istanbul. Ports of call include: Mykonos, Athens and Corinth, Greece; Malta; Catania, Sicily; the
Amalfi Coast, Italy. Return flight from Rome. Cost
from $3998 includes airfare, most excursions, on
board meals and gratuities. For more information
call 609 242-0112. Flyers are available in the Narthex and the office.
CALENDAR OF UPCOMING EVENTS
Feb. 20-March 27
March 11
April 25
Fish Fry
Senior Lunch
Health Fair
LENTEN FISH FRY
COLLECTION COUNTERS SCHEDULE
Team 1 will be counting on Mon. Feb. 16, 2015
MONTHLY BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING
4:00pm- Mass on 2nd Saturday
8:00am- Mass on 2nd Sunday
10:00am & 12:00pm- Mass on the 3rd Sunday
CHURCH IN CENTRAL & EASTERN
Thank you for your generous contributions to the
Collection for the Church in Central & Eastern Europe. Your gift is an expression of solidarity with the
suffering people of this region. Through joining in the
work of this collection, you are helping to restore the
Church and build the future. Please visit
www.usccb.org to learn more about what your donations have accomplished.
Our Lenten Fish Fry will start on Friday, February
20 and continue for six consecutive Fridays until Friday, March 27, in the Parish Hall.
MENU
Battered North American Cod Fish, Shrimp,
French Fries, Coleslaw, Tartar Sauce,
Rolls & Butter
Manhattan Clam Chowder or
Soup of the Week
CHILDRENS MENU
Pizza or Macaroni & Cheese & Beverage
***TAKE OUT ORDERS ARE AVAILABLE***
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SAMARITANS’ REQUEST FOR DONATIONS
HOLD THE DATE
ST. JOSEPH’S & ST. PATRICK’S
DAY DINNER
For our Italian/Irish parishioners...
St. Joseph will be taking a prominent
place, alongside St. Patrick at our
Dinner Celebration.
We will be serving both an Italian
Menu and a traditional St. Patrick’s
Menu on Saturday, March 14 in the
Parish Hall.
MENU
Tossed Salad
Chicken Parmigiana
Baked Ziti
Meatballs
Corned Beef Brisket & Cabbage
Potatoes
Rolls
Dessert
Coffee, Tea, Soda
Catering will be provided by
Sweet Jenny’s
Tickets $20 per person
Doors open at 5:30pm
BYOB
Tickets will be going on sale soon.
Keep watching the Bulletin for details
You, the Parishioners of St. Pius X Church, have
been so generous in your food donations through the
years but now we have a different kind of need. There
is a growing population of families who are encountering financial hardships due to illness and unemployment.
The Samaritans have been able to help with this to
this point but now our funds are vastly depleted. We
are asking if you can make any monetary donations,
either to the poor box, or by giving your donation to
the people who man the Shop Rite tables. Include a
note or place in envelope with a notation that it is for
the Samaritans.
Please note that we are not as much in need of Shop
Rite cards at this time.
The Poor Box donations are given to the Samaritans
weekly to help the poor of our community.
May God continue to bless all of you for your continued support!
THINKING OF VOLUNTEERING ?
Do you have some free time? Why not donate it to
your Church? We are looking for help in our Angel
Shop. No experience necessary. Ladies and gentlemen welcome. We are also in need of Power Point
Operators to run the screen slides during weekend
and Holy Day Masses. Power Point Operators must
be 18 years of age or older. Volunteers are also
needed at 10:00AM hospitality. Training will be provided. Please contact the Parish Office at 693-5107.
CANDLE ROOM
Saints in the candle room, beginning on the left side:
Guardian Angel, St. Anthony, St. Jude, St.
Therese, St. Francis, St. Monica, St. Pius X, St.
Katherine Drexel, St. Padre Pio, St. Elizabeth
Ann Seton & St. Peregrine.
CANDLE REQUEST
We are in need of Altar Servers for Funerals.
Training will be provided. Please call the Parish Office
at 693-5107. Thank you!
“HERE I AM LORD.” VOLUNTEER FORM
DATE_______
Name to be placed on candle
______________________________________
Candle for the Week donation $5.00 ______
Candle for the Month donation $25.00 _____
Candle for the Year donation $250.00______
Saint you wish candle lit by_______________
Name of person requesting
candle_____________________________
Phone number_________________________
Name_________________________________
Phone_________________________________
Interested in ____________________________
I do not know where I can be helpful, but would like
to help St. Pius X _______.
In addition to helping your church & parish family,
volunteering is a great way to meet new friends.
You can call the office and ask for Hazel or June
at 693-5107.
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LENT AND FASTING
IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
WHY DO WE PUT ASHES ON OUR
FOREHEAD?
The Roman Catholic Church has a long tradition of
fasting and Lent. Unlike most other Christian
churches, the Catholic Church has specific regulations for its members covering Lenten fasting.
Ashes are applied to our forehead in the sign of the
cross as the words, "Remember, you are dust and
to dust you shall return" are spoken to us. The other
formula which is used, "Turn away from sin and be
faithful to the Gospel" emphasizes our call to continual conversion and holiness of life. This act symbolizes our mortality as well as our need for ongoing repentance. It is a reminder that this life is short
and merely a foreshadowing of what we shall become through the redemption of Jesus Christ on the
cross. The work of our redemption will not be complete until we are raised from the dead, in resurrected bodies like His own and called to the eternal
communion of heaven.
Not only do Catholics fast on Ash Wednesday and
Good Friday, but they also abstain from meat on
those days and all the Fridays during Lent. Fasting
does not mean complete denial of food, however.
On fast days, Catholics are allowed to eat one full
meal and two smaller meals which together, do not
constitute a full meal. Young children, the elderly,
and persons whose health would be affected are
exempt from fasting regulations.
Fasting is associated with prayer and aims giving
as spiritual disciplines to take a person’s attachment away from the world and focus it on God and
Christ’s sacrifice on the cross.
WHAT ARE THE
STATIONS OF THE CROSS
AND WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM THEM?
The Stations of the Cross, also known as the Via
Dolorosa, is a narration of the final hours in the life
of Jesus Christ on earth that continues to provide
spiritual conviction for every Christian and application to our lives.
WHAT IS THE SIGNIFICANCES OF THE 40
WEEKDAYS BEFORE EASTER?
The 40 days of Lent, which precedes Easter is
based on two Biblical accounts: the 40 years of wilderness wandering by the Israelites and our Lord's
40 days in the wilderness at which point He was
tempted by Satan.
Each year the Church observes Lent where we, like
Israel and our Lord, are tested. We participate in
abstinence, times of fasting, confession and acts of
mercy to strengthen our faith and devotional disciplines. The goal of every Christian is to leave Lent a
stronger and more vital person of faith than when
we entered.
The Catechism of the Catholic Church states, "The
seasons and days of penance in the course of the
liturgical year (Lent, and each Friday in memory of
the death of the Lord) are intense moments of the
Church's penitential practice. These times are particularly appropriate for spiritual exercises, penitential liturgies and pilgrimages as signs of penance,
voluntary self-denial such as fasting and almsgiving, and fraternal sharing (charitable and missionary works)." (CCC 1438)
The Stations of the Cross serve as a stark reminder
of the humble manner in which Jesus was willing to
set aside any privilege of deity in order to provide a
path to salvation through His sacrifice.
1. Jesus is condemned to death.
2. Jesus is given His cross.
3. Jesus falls down for the first time.
4. Jesus meets His mother Mary.
5. Simon of Cyrene is forced to carry the cross.
6. Veronica wipes blood off of Jesus’ face.
7. Jesus falls down for the second time.
8. Jesus meets the women of Jerusalem.
9. Jesus falls down for the third time.
10. Jesus is stripped of His clothing.
11. Jesus is nailed to the cross – the Crucifixion.
12. Jesus dies on the cross.
13. Jesus’ body is removed from the cross – the
Deposition or Lamentation.
14. Jesus’ body is placed in the tomb.
Stations of the Cross will be held
in the Church every Friday evening during Lent at 7:30 PM.
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COMMUNION PARENTS
The Angel Shop at St. Pius
will be selling their stock of
Communion Dresses at
reduced prices
on
Tuesday, February 24 &
Wednesday, February 25
at CCD at 5:30PM.
As an added convenience,
Communion Accessories will also be available.
They include Ties & Tie Clips, Arm Bands,
Veils, & Gift Sets.
*If you need help with purchasing a Communion
Dress, please call Anne B. at the Main Office at
693-5107 for assistance.
SENIOR YOUTH MINISTRY
WINTER RETREAT
Juggling for God
The Senior Youth Ministry Winter Retreat on Saturday, February 21 at
9:00am —Sunday, February 22, 2015 at 9:00am
will be held at Maris Stella, Long Beach Island.
Includes discussions, lunch, swimming, ice breakers,
walk on the beach, Adoration, Confession, Mass,
dinner, movie, & breakfast. Please call Jeannie
Easton for more information at 609-693-0368.
IS GOD CALLING YOU?
Vocational discernment groups meet to assist
young men who are discerning the possibility that
God may be calling them to a life of priestly ministry. These groups are designed to explore a priestly
vocation with other like-minded meant through prayer and sharing vocation stories and experiences.
The group meetings aren’t meant to convince anyone that the priesthood is their vocation. They are
designed to assist you in discovering if the priesthood is your true vocation and build your relationship with Christ along the way.
If you are a faithful, single, Roman Catholic man,
between the ages of 18 and 40, and are asking
yourself whether God is calling you to be a priest,
you are cordially invited to attend this month’s discernment meeting of February 22nd, from 4:00pm
to 6:00pm at Saint James Parish, 115E. Delaware
Avenue, Pennington, New Jersey. Join Rev. Msgr.
Michael J. Walsh, as he shares his experiences of
the priesthood, followed by prayer and conclude
with conversation and a meal.
Please register with Diocese of Trenton Vocation
Office at [email protected] or by
calling (609) 406-7449. Join us at this exciting time
as you discover and respond to His invitation!
“IRISH CELEBRATION”
Begin your St. Patrick’s Day festivities
as St. Dominic’s Parish, 250 Old
Squan Rd., Brick, NJ, presents an
“Irish Celebration” on Friday, March 6th at
7:00PM. This dynamic concert features the finest in
Irish song, dance, music and laughter. Starring vocalist Tony Kenny, Star of Jury’s Irish Cabaret, the
lineup includes Richie Hayes, Leprechaun of
Laughter & Song, Bernadette Ruddy, Ireland’s Best
Young Vocalist, and the Trinity Dublin Band. Added
into this fine mix of Irish artists are the Dublin City
Dancers, tapping and spinning their way across the
stage. Tickets are $30.00 (includes complimentary
beverages during intermission) and are for sale after all weekend Masses, at the St. Dominic Rectory
Office, or by calling 732-840-1410 ext. 47.
QUESTION?
Just before the reading of the Gospel at Mass, the
priest touches his head, his mouth, and his breast.
Most of the people do it at the same time. What
does this mean? The priest and people are (or
should be) making a small sign of the cross on their
forehead, their lips, and breast. The action is a
prayer that the Good News of the Lord, which they
are about to hear, may be always in their minds, on
their lips and in their hearts.
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PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK
OF OUR PARISH
The names of the people on the
prayer list have been put in the
‘PRAYER BOWL’ and placed by the
Altar. During the Mass when the
prayer intentions are read, we will pray for the sick of
our Parish and their caregivers. A prayer request
form can be made to add new people to the prayer
list. The name of the person to be prayed for will be
listed in the Bulletin and the person’s name will be
put in the ‘PRAYER BOWL’. After the name of your
loved one has been placed in the bowl, it will no
longer appear in the Bulletin. It will remain in the
‘PRAYER BOWL’ for one month. For someone
needing prayers for more than one month or to add
someone to the list, please contact the office at 6935107. Pray for Chris, Hallie Mc Daniel, Megan
Quinn, Mimi Schmidling, and the members of our
parish in need of physical, emotional & spiritual healing.
PRAYER FOR THE SICK
Father of goodness and love, hear our prayers for
the sick members of our community and for all who
are in need. Amid mental and physical suffering may
they find consolation in your healing presence.
PATRIOTIC PRAYER COLUMN
Please pray for Robert Joseph Coll,
PFC John Fitzsimons, 82nd Airborne,
1st Lt. Joseph Galgliardi, Sr. Chief Anthony Larangeira, Gy. Sgt. Anthony Lovering, USMC,
MM(SS)1 James McDade, Staff Sgt. Kevin Mottershead, Capt. John Sandor, AM1, 1st Class Petty
Officer Jacque Sullivan, Captain Michael Tarricone,
1st Lt. Joseph Trainor, USMC, Matthew Varites,
USCG, US Navy, USMC, Kevin Schroeder, SPC
Christopher Krutzsch, SFC Daniel A. Braun, 2nd
Lt. Mark Trainor, USMC and HM2(SW/DV) Shawn R.
Kearney US Navy Diving Medical Technician, USN
BM Nickolas Pavase and Lt. Justin James Nork,
USN., Pfc. Michael J Hyle, Jr. 1st BN 38th Inf., Sgt.
Anthony Malagoli, USN AS3-CVN70 Edward A. Kerr,
Jayson Hennelly, Sgt. Michael Whitford, Sgt. Kevin
Michael McKim, Army, US Navy Lt. Cmdr. Daniel
Cimmino, US Army Sgt. Kenneth E. Stewart, Ensign
Michael Adamski, USN, USN Brian Elwood, USN, Lt.
Alex Dworjan, Brian Holt, 1st. Lt., Fireman Jon
Christiansen, USCG, LCPL Robert Boehm, USMC,
RCT Daniel Boehm, USMC, PFC Jakob Parker,
USMC, L CPL Daniel Boehm, USMC., Kyle Breitenbach, Airforce, Scott Dorsey, Specialist, Army National Guard, AWS3(NAC) Patrick J. Hughes de Ferrari, US Navy, Nathan Sheridan, US Navy, 2nd Lt.
Vincent Rossetti, USMC.
If your service person has returned home, please call
the office at 693-5107 and we will remove them from
the list. May God continue to protect them.
Show your mercy as you close wounds, cure illness,
make broken bodies whole and free downcast spirits. May these special people find lasting health and
deliverance, and so join us in thanking you for all
FOR THE REPOSE OF THE SOULS
We pray for Lori Zarycki, Anthony Massaro, and the
deceased members of our parish and their families.
your gifts. We ask this through the Lord Jesus who
healed those who believed.
Amen.
PRAYER REQUEST
NAME—————————————–———PERSON REQUESTING PRAYER——————
DATE————————
WOULD YOU LIKE NAME IN BULLETIN?———
ETERNAL REST GRANT
UNTO THEM, O LORD,
AND LET PERPETUAL LIGHT
SHINE UPON THEM.
MAY THE SOULS OF THE FAITHFUL DEPARTED THROUGH THE MERCY OF GOD,
REST IN PEACE. AMEN
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W.B. GRANT AGENCY, INC.
ALL FORMS OF
INSURANCE
Serving The Parish Since 1936
344 S. Main Street • 698-2162 • Barnegat
Medicine To Go Pharmacies
Tom Kelly, R. Ph. ~ Samantha Kelly, R. Ph.
528 W. Lacey Rd., Forked River, NJ 08731
Next to 7-11 and Lacey Diner (609) 242-1400
We Are Here For You
Offering You a One-Stop
Service Complex!
(3567) Auto Auto
Repair
• 24-Hour Food Mart
FAX: 609-242-3330
Full Service Car Wash & Gas Island
Courteous, Polite Service
609-242-FLOSS
615 Lacey Rd., Unit 5
Forked River, NJ 08731
[email protected]
609-971-3599
MASTER PLUMBER LIC.# 8399
Breakfast,
Lunch & Dinner
930 Lacey Rd., Forked River
693-5175
OPEN DAILY
“Serving my neighborhood’s
Plumbing Needs”
Waterfront Dining
ALL ABOUT SMILES DENTISTRY Lacey Auto Care
C OSMETIC & G ENERAL D ENTISTRY
Lou Ann B. Van Liew, DMD
CRAIG SMITH
PLUMBING & HEATING
Open 6 Days,
Closed Tues.
Available for Parties
609-242-4200
At Key Harbor Marina • 2 Point Rd., Waretown
HIMBER & STORK, P.C.
Attorneys-At-Law
609-971-1884
Serving the community for over 20 years
630 W. Lacey Rd., Forked River, NJ
Family Law • Real Estate • Guardianship • Wills/Estate • Personal Injury
Maria Ann Stork • Debra M. Himber, L.L.M.* *Masters Degree In Tax Law
FREE
INSPECTION
Licensed & Insured
NJ Lic. #13VH03327200
BASEMENT WATERPROOFING SPECIALIST
732-308-9988
FOR EARLY
CHILDHOOD
DEVELOPMENT
214 Lacey Rd., Forked River
(609) 971-0051
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Roofing - Siding
Soffit - Attic Fans
Gutter Cleaning
Repairs
Snow Removal
Serving PA, NJ & DE
877-401-4777
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SPECIALIZING IN BASEMENT WATERPROOFING
& MOLD REMEDIATION SINCE 1984
DRAINAGE SYSTEMS • PUMPS • COATINGS
FOUNDATION REPAIR • OUTSIDE WATER MANAGEMENT
EMERGENCY SERVICE • FREE INSPECTIONS
LICENSED & INSURED
Check out our reviews on:
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590 St. Pius ~ Forked River, NJ (third) Shore
John Patrick Publishing Company (800) 333-3166 • www.jppc.net
Fall Leaf Cleanups and
Tree & Shrub Trimming
Snow Removal
HOMEMADE CHOCOLATES
Quality Chocolates & Creamy Fudge
Donald & Patricia Meyer
328 Rt. 9, Lacey Mall, Lanoka Harbor
609-971-0871
Lacey Collision
Lic. No. 02061A
Auto Body Specialists • All Makes & Models
609-971-0977
410 Route 9, Lanoka Harbor, NJ
Lacey Memorial Home, llc.
(formerly Growney Funeral Home)
“Helping make every final tribute as unique
as the lives we remember”
Independently Owned and Operated,
Compassionate, Personal Service
Offering Traditional Funerals and Cremation Services,
Immediate and Advance-Planning, Veterans’ Services,
SSI/Medicaid planning options
Jessica Quackenbush, Owner/Manager
N.J. Lic. No. 4351
1022 Lacey Road Forked River, NJ 08731
609-693-6800
www.LaceyMemorial.com
[email protected]
WHOLESALE CARPET OUTLET
“Family Owned & Operated for 45 years”
Carpet • Laminates • Wood • Area Rugs
1/31/15.
All Installations Guaranteed for
the Life of the Product Warranty
NOBODY BEATS US
GUARANTEED BEST SERVICE
LOWEST PRICES
Free Installation on In-Stock
Rolled Goods and Laminates
Open 6 Days, Monday-Saturday
301 Route 9 • Forked River
(609) 693-4700
590 St. Pius ~ Forked River, NJ (inside) Shore
$1
OFF
PER YARD
OF CARPET
NOT TO BE COMBINED
W/ ANY OTHER OFFER
$1
OFF
UPGRADE
PADDING
NOT TO BE COMBINED
W/ ANY OTHER OFFER
John Patrick Publishing Company (800) 333-3166 • www.jppc.net
RIGGS
FUNERAL HOME
Ronald L. Bennardo, Attorney At Law
332 Route 9 South, Forked River
Tel: 609-971-0600
[email protected] • Fax: 609-971-9737
Lacey
Carpet
PRE-ARRANGEMENT COUNSELORS
609.693.3003
130 U.S. Route 9 North
(609) 693-8222
336 Lacey Rd.
Forked River
FORKED RIVER
Peter & Lynne
Deyonker
Robert C. Riggs, Manager, N.J. Lic. No. 3251
Crystal R. Riggs, N.J. Lic. No. 4957
Jay T. Hartmann, N.J. Lic. No. 3744
Robert C. Riggs, Jr. N.J.Lic. No.4631
Julie C. Riggs, N.J. Lic. No. 4822
LACEY
DIAGNOSTIC
IMAGING
CENTER
LaceyImaging.com
“Where Seniors Feel the Love”
Cathy DiFiore
Executive Director
601 N. Main Street
Lanoka Harbor, NJ 08734
609-242-2661
Assisted Living
of Forked River
425 Route 9
609-971-0453
An Assisted Living Community that also
offers a Memory Support Neighborhood
CHIROPRACTIC
Marilyn Gartner
Sales Representative
O: 609-693-2800
C: 732-500-3613
1020 Lacey Road
Forked River
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3900 City Avenue, Suite 107 • Philadelphia, PA 19131
Medical/Surgical Services Including
Endoscopic & Orthopedic Surgery
Forked River
(609) 693-1093
Manahawkin
(609) 597-0080
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Certified Elder Law Attorney
590 St. Pius ~ Forked River, NJ (back) Shore
Veterinary Associates
Dale R. Bodman, VMD -Director
Wedding Invitations
&
Holiday Cards
SCOTT M. HANULA, ESQ.
609-242-4300 Fax 609-242-2622
2 Hollywood Blvd. • Forked River
(1 mile south of Lacey Rd.)
www.wharfchiro.com (609) 971-7722
www.caffreystavern.com
Pilates • Indoor/Outdoor Boot Camp
Kids Fitness • Personal Training • Tabata
Cardio Kickboxing • Kid Parties & More
639 Lacey Rd.,
Forked River, NJ 08731
CENTER, INC.
DR. THOMAS C. McGILLICK
440 Rt. 9 South
Forked River
(609) 693-6613
3 Months Unlimited $199
Elder Law • Estate Planning
Probate • Medicaid • Trusts
House Appointments Available
F: 609-242-7957
[email protected]
conveniently from your home or office.
ONLINE CATALOG • ONLINE ORDERING • ONLINE PROOFING
All Major Credit Cards Accepted
FREE UPS GROUND SHIPPING!
AHEARN’S
SEAFOOD MARKET
Fresh Seafood
Store Made Salads & Soups
Waretown 693-8055
Captain’s Inn
Finest Sea Food Direct From Boat
Cocktail Bar • Banquet Facilities
E. Lacey Rd.
693-3351
ahearnsseafoodmarket.com
John Patrick Publishing Company (800) 333-3166 • www.jppc.net