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Fourth Sunday of Lent
St. Mary of the Lakes
March 15, 2015
Soup and Stations this Friday,
March 20
Soup begins at 6:00pm
Stations of the Cross 7:30pm
Discussion on Icons
March 23 at 7:00pm and
March 25 at 10:15am in the
Emmaus Center
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nspired by God’s word, we are a community of Christians who,
through meaningful prayer and sacramental life, seek to love one another as Christ loves us
and to fulfill this love through acceptance of and service to all people.
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March 15, 2015
t. Mary
of the
Lakes
Parish Website
40 Jackson Road - Medford, New Jersey 08055 - (609) 654-8208
MASS SCHEDULE
Monday - Friday: 7:15 AM & 9:00 AM
Saturday: 9:00 AM (Eucharistic Service) & 5:30 PM
Sunday (Church): 7:30, 9:00 & 11:00 AM, 12:30 & 6:00 PM.
Sunday (Parish Education Center Auditorium - Sept. - May): 10:00 AM
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION: Confessions are heard on Friday
mornings after the 9:00am Mass and on Saturdays from 4:30-5:00pm.
You are also welcome to call the parish office to make an appointment
for a different time.
SACRAMENT OF THE SICK: Please call the Parish Office anytime.
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM: Baptisms are held two Sundays per
month at 2:00 PM and at the 12:30 PM Mass on the third Sunday of
every month. Parents need to attend a Baptism Preparation Session
prior to their child’s Baptism. Sponsors are encouraged to attend.
Please call the parish office as early as possible to make the necessary
arrangements. 654-8208 x 110
SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY: Congratulations to our engaged
couples. Please call 609-654-8208 x117 to make arrangements for your
wedding. We suggest that you call about a year in advance.
RCIA – Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults: If you would like more
information on becoming a Catholic Christian or if you were Baptized
Catholic but never received Eucharist and/or Confirmation please call
609-654-8208 ext.113. We assure you that there are no tests to pass
or fail…there is only faith to give and share.
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION - every Thursday beginning after 9:00 AM
Mass and concluding with Benediction at 7:00 PM.
MINISTERIAL VISITS: The sacraments are available to anyone
confined to home or institution. Please contact the rectory if you know
of anyone who is unable to get to Church.
PARISH REGISTRATION FOR RESIDENTS OF MEDFORD/MEDFORD LAKES: Please call the Parish Office at 654-8208 ext. 110 to
make an appointment for registration. We look forward to personally
welcoming you to our parish community.
School Website
OUR COMMUNITY IS SERVED BY:
Msgr. James H. Dubell, Pastor
Rev. Leandro (Lines) Dela Cruz, Parochial Vicar
Msgr. Vince Gartland, Weekend Assistant
Deacon Joseph Tedeschi
Deacon Ken Motylinski
Deacon Sean McMahon
Deacon Timothy R. Collins
Ms. Susan B. Kraemer, Business Administrator
Mrs. Christine Brandt, Pastoral Associate
Mrs. Jean E. Hoover, Principal
Mrs. MaryPat Scordato, Director of Religious Ed.
Sr. Regina McCalla, SSJ, Liturgy/Music Coordinator
Mrs. Linda Xerri, Parish Youth Minister
Mr. William P. Kiernan and Mr. Michael Maher, Parish Trustees
STREET & TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
Parish Offices
40 Jackson Rd
Parish Health Ministry
Extension 610
St. Mary of the Lakes School 196 Route #70
Religious Ed. Office
196 Route #70
Parish Youth Minister x311 196 Route #70
St. Vincent de Paul
Jones Road
654-8208
654-8208
654-2546
654-2546
654-2546
953-0021
OFFICE HOURS:
Sunday: 8:15 AM - 12:30 PM
Monday - Friday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM (Closed 1:00 - 2:00 PM)
Monday - Thursday: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM (Sept. - June)
Saturday: 9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
ST. MARY THE LAKES’ ON-LINE:
Web Site Address: http://www.smlparish.org
E-mail address: [email protected]
Facebook: www.facebook.com/smlparish
School website: http://www.smlschool.org
Knights of Columbus: http://www.Medfordknights.org
MASS INTENTIONS
Monday March 16
7:15 AM Phyllis Sweeney – Triplett Family
9:00 AM Barbara Wiseman – The Penn Family
Tuesday March 17
7:15 AM Dominic K. DeLaurentis – His Family
9:00 AM John Reilly – Marc & Arlene Baldwin & Sons
Wednesday March 18
7:15 AM Gabriel W. Ferrara – Joe & Karen Garcia
9:00 AM Walter Peters, Jr. – Rosemary & Family
Thursday March 19
7:15 AM Joseph Zwirblis – His Wife Merle
9:00 AM Joanne Magrann – Her Parents
Friday
March 20
7:15 AM Marilyn Wissman – Bob & Pat Fitzgerald
9:00 AM Lucille Rovani – Her Husband Frank
Saturday March 21
9:00 AM Communion Service
5:30 PM Mary Howarth – Her Friend
John Piontkowski – Helen McHugh
Sunday March 22 – Fifth Sunday of Lent
7:30 AM Anne Livesey – Bob & Tina Brandt
9:00 AM William Hyland, Sr. – Nicholas & Mary Orphanos
11:00 AM Burchard V. Martin – The Gaydas Family
12:30 PM Joseph Gilligan – The Cancelliere Family
6:00 PM Sarah Miller – Becky & Darrin Forchic
School
10:00 AM For our parishioners
Stewardship
March 7 & 8:
Last Year:
$25,766.00 *
$27.921.00 *
Baptisms
Let us welcome Robert J. Bradshaw and
Benjamin G. Clark who will be baptized this
weekend.
To arrange a baptism, or to register for a Baptismal
Preparation Session (our next one will be held on
Saturday, March 28, at 10:00 AM in the Emmaus
Center) please call Nancy at the Parish Office: 609654-8208 x 110.
PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK
Prayer requests over a year old are in the “Long
Term Prayer Requests” category. While these
names are no longer individually published, please
be assured that they are prayed for daily at Mass.
Long Term Prayer Requests and Danny Hill, Joseph
Aromando, Ann Healy, Frank DelRossi, Sr. Bess,
Sally DiBella, Louis Cancelliere, Mick Seroka,
Barbara Dunn, Rick Clark, Jim Santarpio, Geraldine
Friebel, Paul Block, Brianna Mickinak, Jean
Kaczmarczyk, Louise Billich, John Fries, Michael
May, Ron Lyczak, Kimberly Shifflett, Paula Askin,
Ted Arnold, Larry Colella, Kayley Berezney, Anne
Flinn, Terry Simpkins, Ron Sabo, Maureen Layman,
Diana Hogan, Pat Hertz, Bishop David O’Connell,
Alyson Long, Margaret Lane, Valerie Wall, Jeffrey
Richardson, Joe Wills, Sue Carpenter, Elizabeth
Murphy, Jim Kester, Edith Phipps, Vincent Lania,
John Orio, Helen Petruska, Andrea Price, Louis
Pogoda, Dick Uth
St. Vincent de Paul: $7,544.00
* These figures do not include Parish (electronic) Giving.
Those figures are posted monthly .
Thank you for your support for our parish.
March 22, 2015
Fifth Sunday of Lent
First Reading:
Responsorial:
2nd Reading:
Gospel:
Jer 31:31-34
Ps 51:3-4, 12-13, 14-15
Heb 5:7-9
John 12:20-33
PFC Christan Jones; Daniel Grosso,
USN; Lt. William G. Hock; SPC
Derek Riker; 1st Lt. Thomas A.
Mulligan, USA; Matthew Guilfoy,
USN; Airman Taylor McCreight-Calhoun, USAF; C3C
Kyle Brandt, USAF; 1st Lieutenant Matthew Sturgis,
USA; Pfc Nicholas Graham; 2nd Lt. Erin Rademaker,
USA; 2nd Lt. Katherine Collins, USA; Ensign Jeremy
Griffin, USN; Pvt. Nicholas Lawrence, USA; GM3
David Lewis, USN
Thank you for your service to our country.
Please pray for the soul(s) of:
Theodore Arnold, Fr. Victor Butler and Norman
Rubright
Please keep their families in your prayers.
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Growing in God
Reflection by Rev. Leonard N. Peterson
Most of the foul play we wreak on one another
takes place when it’s dark outside. No doubt, we
can lie, cheat, rob and murder in the daytime.
But that raises the odds on our being caught. In
Jesus’ world, lit at night only by candles, the
darkness must have been nearly palpable. It
meant a lot for Jesus’ contemporaries when He
compared sin to the darkness of the night.
When Judas left the Last Supper “it was night.”
Like someone who runs from a searchlight, we
sinners often flee God. Not in a noticeable way,
of course. We may even come to Mass ready to
respond to the prayers and go through all the
motions. But deep down we know we’re being
hypocritical. Something haunts us deep inside.
None of our smiles can fool an all-seeing God.
There is a sacrament that offers a cure, and the
chance for a whole new life – Reconciliation,
also known as Confession. “Reconciliation”
underscores the beautiful reunion of ourselves
with a loving and forgiving God. He takes us by
the hand and walks us gently out from under the
shadows of the night into the light of Easter.
The confession element of the sacramental
experience is the hardest part for most people.
We have grown accustomed to think with the
world of relativism, which holds that there are no
objective standards by which to measure
behavior. Whatever you think is good is good.
Whatever you take to be bad is bad. Forget the
Ten Commandments and the Sermon on the
Mount. Be your own judge and jury, and keep
the Church out of it.
What is so ironic in that attitude is that the
Founder of the Church told His first apostles
“Whose sins you forgive are forgiven; whose
sins you retain are retained.” Obviously Jesus
believed in objective standards to measure
behavior. Proponents of moral relativism rob
people of the incomparable peace that comes
after one makes a good confession.
Perhaps the greatest mystery story of all is why
a person would ever deny their sins and then
never experience that peace. Its source is a
smiling Christ who would rather die than lose
them to darkness.
Pastor Retires
Monsignor Dubell recently received a letter from
Bishop O’Connell stating that, because he had
reached the age of seventy-five, he must retire
as pastor this coming June 30th. Monsignor will
reside in his personal residence in Burlington
Township, and he will celebrate Mass and the
Sacraments wherever he is needed. This year
Monsignor Dubell is celebrating fifty years as a
priest. He will reflect on his life as a priest at a
later time. Stay tuned.
SAVE THE DATE
Msgr. Dubell’s 50th
Anniversary Celebration
Sunday, April 19
Mass will be at 11:00am followed by a reception
in the school auditorium.
We would love to
surprise Msgr. Dubell with homemade cookies at
the reception.
If you would like to help by
making cookies, please contact Nancy Finan at
609-654-8208 x110. Thank you.
Sr. Regina & Sr. Bess
We remember Your
Special Day
Thursday, March 19, is the Feast of St. Joseph.
On this day we honor our Sisters of St. Joseph Sister Regina and Sister Bess – who have done
so much to help our Parish Community. Thank
you sisters, for all that you do for us!
The mission of the Sisters of St. Joseph is to
“live and work so that all people may be united
with God and with one another.”
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St. Vincent de Paul
Easter Gifting
Lenten Soup Supper &
Stations of the Cross
The Knights of Columbus are hosting dinner for
all parishioners on Friday, March 20 at 6:00 p.m.
in the Emmaus Center. Bring your appetite for
soup, bread, and refreshments. Stations of the
Cross follow at 7:30 p.m. in the Church.
Easter Egg Hunt – March 28th
St. Mary of the Lakes Knights of Columbus
Council 6520 is hosting a free Easter Egg Hunt
for children ages 8 years old and younger on
Sat., March 28 in the Parish Meeting Room
(next to the gymnasium) at the school. Doors
open at 9:30 a.m. The Easter Egg Hunt starts at
10:00 a.m. If it rains, the hunt will be held inside.
Stations of the Cross – Friday at 7:30
March 20: Knights of Columbus with pro-life
meditations
(Soup meal in the Emmaus Center at 6:00 PM)
“Whoever serves Me must follow Me, and where
I am, there also will My servant be. The Father
will honor whoever serves Me.”
- John 12:20-33
When we help the poor we are truly followers of
Jesus, servant of the poor.
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul is in need of
food and special items for their Easter Gifting
Program.
Please drop off the items by
Sunday, March 22.
Needed items include: Canned vegetables,
sweet potatoes, fruit cocktails, jelly beans,
chocolate bunnies, Easter basket grass, Easter
egg coloring kits, Peeps, assorted Easter candy,
and small stuffed animals (Beanie Baby size).
Donations can be put in the containers in the
church or delivered to the Msgr. James H.
Dubell Caring Center on Jones Road.
As you donate, know that you are a sign of
God’s love to those who are suffering and you
give them Easter hope and joy. Thank you for
your support.
March 27 – Every Man’s Way
April 3 - Traditional Stations
Altar Server Meeting
The Daughters of St. Thérèse
Monday, March 16th at 7:00 pm there will be a
meeting of the Daughters. As the first flowers
break through snow dusted flower beds, with
hope, we wait for fresh buds of spirit to sprout
in our winter worn hearts. All women and girls
of the parish are welcome to join in our prayers
before the Eucharist. Our intercessory prayers
will culminate in Benediction. A brief meeting
will follow.
Any young person who is in 4th grade or higher
is invited to attend training. All current altar
servers are requested to also be present in
order to learn of changes being made, as well
as to be refreshed on the proper way to serve at
Mass. We request that parents also attend for
the first portion as it is a commitment being
made by the family as well as the altar
server. This meeting will take place Friday,
March 20 at 6pm in the Church.
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What’s Happening at
St. Mary of the Lakes School?
Prize Winners: Amanda McNally was
awareded second place in our Diocesan Right
to Life Poster contest. Lexie Croge, Megan
Panter, Mary Lambrechts, and Riley Phipps won
third place.
The JV Boys Basketball Team won the
Championship game in our leage and placed 2nd
in the Diocesan Tournament.
The Girls Varsity Basketball Team took
second place in the League Championship
game and the Diocecan Tournament.
Congratulations Students!
Icons – More than a Picture
Monday, March 23 at 7:00PM or
Wednesday, March 25 at 10:15AM
in the Emmaus Center
Have you ever looked at an icon and wondered
why some of the features looked distorted or
pronounced, or what the symbols mean? An
Icon is more than a picture, Each one is a story.
They are one more way God is reaching out to
us, wanting to remind us of His great love for us.
Lent gives us an opportunity to reflect on God's
love and remember His selfless life given to
restore and renew us, and bring us to the joy of
the Resurrection. In Him, we can find, our lives
renewed and filled with His gifts of love, joy and
peace even in the midst of darkness.
On Monday, March 23 at 7:00PM and again on
Wednesday, March 25 at 10:15AM we will have
an opportunity to learn how God reveals Himself
to us through icons. Nadine Haines will share
with us how to read Icons and present two –
Mary Magdalene and Extreme Humility. Nadine
has studied with master Iconographer and
founder of the Prospon School of Iconology,
Vladislav Andrejev.
As our Lenten journey towards joy begins to rev
up, bring a friend and learn what is being
revealed in the symbolic language of Icons.
Casseroles for Camden
We are once again accepting frozen casseroles
for Francis House, an AIDS-HIV Resource
Center in Camden. Frozen casseroles can be
dropped off in the parish office during regular
business hours. Service hours will be given to
those students who provide home- made food
only. Students can record up to 3 hours of
service per month. For more information
contact [email protected].
Thanks for
supporting Francis House.
IS GOD CALLING YOU?
Whether you are seriously discerning God’s Call
to the priesthood, or just curious about how God
is calling you to serve Him in some aspect of
your life, come and join us to learn more about
this exciting and powerful approach to life in the
Lord!
If you are a faithful, single, Roman Catholic
man, between the ages of 18 and 40, and you
are asking yourself whether God is calling you
to be a priest, you are cordially invited to attend
this month’s discernment meeting on Sunday,
March 29, 2015, from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at
Holy Eucharist Church (Pope John XXIII Faith
Formation Wing, in adjunction within the
Church,) at 520 Medford Lakes Road,
Tabernacle, New Jersey.
Join Rev. Andrew
Jamieson as he shares in his ministry of the
priesthood, great conversation, and a meal.
Evening concludes with a celebration of the
Liturgy marking the beginning of the most
solemn time of the Church year. You are
welcome to attend!
Please register with Diocese of Trenton
Vocation Office [email protected]
or by calling (609) 406-7449.
Join us at this
exciting time as you discover this awesome way
of serving the Lord and respond to His invitation!
We look forward to seeing you!
A couple of weeks ago a hearing aid was found
in church after the 9:00 Mass. We have it in the
parish office.
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2015 Lenten Penance
Service schedule
St. Isaac Jogues:
Monday, March 23rd at 7:30 pm.
St. Joan of Arc:
Tuesday, March 24th at 7:30 pm.
I invite all Christians, everywhere, at this
very moment, to a renewed personal
encounter with Jesus Christ, or at least
an openness to letting him encounter
them; I ask all of you to do this unfailingly
each day. No one should think that this
invitation is not meant for him or her,
since “no one is excluded from the joy
brought by the Lord” - Pope Francis
St. Mary of the Lakes:
Thursday, March 26th at 7:30 pm.
Holy Eucharist:
Saturday, March 28th at 10:00 am.
Our regular confessions are: Friday
mornings following the 9:00am Mass
and on Saturdays from 4:30-5:00pm
You are also welcome to call the
office to make an appointment to see
a priest at a different time.
Challenge Yourself this Lent
Challenge yourself this year to go beyond
giving up something. Take stock of your
spiritual life and grow in it.
Is there a habit or sin in your life that
repeatedly gets in the way of loving God
or your neighbor? How can you address
that habit over the next 40 days?
Is there anyone in your life from whom
you need to ask forgiveness or pursue
reconciliation?
God so loved the world that He gave His only
Son, so everyone who believes in Him might
have eternal life. – John 3:16
What practical steps can you take to
carve out time for daily prayer and
contemplation?
Use what you give up as an opportunity
to draw closer to God.
A Lenten Idea for Children and the Whole Famiy
This Lent, decorate a “Jesus Tree” and take your family on a journey through the Gospels – The Jesus
Tree is a Lenten Bible study of 'the life and teachings of Jesus from His Presentation in the Temple to His
death and Resurrection. On a poster board draw the trunk and branches of a tree. You can also do this
with felt. Don’t add leaves. Cut leaves out of green paper (felt) and set them aside.
Throughout lent read a Bible story with your family about an event or teaching during Jesus' life. After each
story glue a leaf on one of the branches. You can follow the daily readings
http://www.usccb.org/nab/index.shtml or set up your own schedule.
The Jesus Tree is a great way to reflect on the life, death and Resurrection of Jesus with your children.
Just as the barren branch blossoms through Jesus' life, we also grow from the emptiness of Lent to the
new life of Easter.
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Liturgical Ministry Schedule for March 21 & 22
If you are scheduled for a date that you cannot serve, please
ask another Liturgical Minister to substitute for you.
Altar Servers
5:30 PM
Luke Kelchner
Matthew Mitchell
Need 1
7:30 AM
Zachary
Lambrechts
Need 2
9:00 AM
Megan Bill
Paige Gehin
Madison Holtz
10:00
AM
school
Molly Heatter
Need 1
Extraordinary Minister
of Holy Communion
Sacristan – S
Leader/Reader
L – leader
R – reader
Pat Briere – S
Bill Degnan
Marta Rives
Dan Szymanek
Marylynn Skahan
Marianne Perkins
Need 5
Pat Kiernan – S
Richard Konzelmann
Jean Kaczmarczyk
Nancy Sanson
David Belonger – L
Kathy Belonger - R
Kay Murray – S
Elaine & John
Barbagiovanni
James Costello
Bonnie Corrigan
Sandra Hurley
Anne Marie Finan
Winnie Lemyre
John Magee – S
Frank & Marcia Sgroi
Bernadette Rowan – L
Joe Pasquarello - R
Michelle Motylinski – L
Bridget Blakely – R
Maxwell Heatter – L
Kristi Heatter - R
Ushers
Michael Eden
Earl Ferguson
James Gillern
Ron Johnson
Charles Roskey
Larry Sechleer
Need 2
Joseph Glowacki
Timothy Marzano
John McCann
Harvey Pitts
Paul Riley
Jack Sweeney
Need 1
Donna Bittle
Lawrence Colella
John Fleming
Silvio Rizzo
Michael O'Kane
Kevin Wall
Sam Trunzo
Frank Rovani
Mike McClane
Bob Prior
Marek Kaminski
Rich Drayton
Jim Brennan
Sidney Benstead
Tom Donahue
Mickey Long
James Miller
George Strickland
John Winiarczyk
Bill Ryan Need 1
11:00
AM
Matthew & Olivia
Felicia
Sean Russell
Sacristan Needed
Gaye & Graham Jones
Kathy Doyle
Colleen Valentino
Nadine Haines
John Petruska – L
Tracey Waldt - R
12:30
PM
Morgan Lawrence
Need 2
Anne Roettger – L
Crystal DeMedio – R
Robert Cerulli
Need 7
6:00 PM
Lucey & Eamonn
Walton
Need 1
Pat Hess – S
Giovanna Pilch
Joan Irwin
Need 3
Rosemarie Lyczak – S
Maureen & Joe
Sokolowski
Need 3
Natalie Stone – L
Julia Battin – R
James Burke
Mark Chinn
Need 6
Greeters: Four-Six needed at every Mass
5:30 PM
7:30 AM
11:00 AM Eleanor Barrett & Nadine Haines
9:00 AM Anna May Naulty
12:30 PM
6:00 PM
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Weekly Calendar
Sunday, March 15, to Sunday, March 22, 2015
Sunday, March 15
Monday, March 16
Tuesday, March 17
St. Patrick’s Day
Wednesday, March 18
Thursday, March 19
Feast of St. Joseph
Friday, March 20
Saturday, March 21
Sunday, March 22
Masses
RCIA
Masses
Robert Barron Sins/Virtues Series
Daughters of St. Therese
Masses
Bereavement Support
Glory to God Prayer Group
Masses
Bible Study
Legion of Mary
RCIA
Adult Choir
Masses
Eucharistic Adoration
Parish Finance Council
Parent Spirituality
Children’s Choir
Benediction
Bible Study
Environmental Awareness
Masses
Lenten Soup Meal
Stations of the Cross
Mass
Vigil Mass
Masses
RCIA
Church: 7:30 AM, 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM,
12:30 & 6:00 PM
School: 10:00 AM
9:30 AM Conference Room
7:15 & 9:00 AM Church
7:00 PM Emmaus Center
7:00 PM Church
7:15 & 9:00 AM
10:00 AM Parish Meeting Room
7:30 PM Emmaus Center
7:15 & 9:00 AM Church
10:15 AM Emmaus Center
11:00 AM Conference Room
7:00 PM Conference Room
7:30 PM Church
7:15 & 9:00 AM Church
Following the 9:00 AM Mass
9:00 AM Emmaus Center
10:00 AM Emmaus Center
3:30 PM Parish Meeting Room
7:00 PM Church
7:00 PM Parish Meeting Room
7:00 PM Emmaus Center
7:15 & 9:00 AM Church
6:00 PM Emmaus Center
7:30 PM Church
9:00 AM Church
5:30 PM Church
Church: 7:30 AM, 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM,
12:30 & 6:00 PM
School: 10:00 AM
9:30 AM Conference Room
Rosary Prayer Groups – Weekdays and Sat. after the 7:15 & 9:00 AM Mass in the church;
as well as Monday (Scriptural Rosary) and Tuesday evenings at 7:30 PM.
Grocery certificates can be purchased at the school and parish offices. They can also be purchased
through the blue folder during the school year.
A Prayer of St. Patrick - Feast Day March 17
I bind myself to God's power to guide me, God's might to uphold me, God's wisdom to teach
me, God's Eye to watch over me, God's Ear to hear me, God's way to lie before me, God's
shield to shelter me, God's host to secure me. Against the snares of demons, against the
seductions of vices, against the lusts of nature, against everyone who meditates injury to me,
whether far or near, few or many.
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OPEN 7 DAYS
Monday-Saturday
8:00-10:00
Sundays 8:00-8:00
www.murphysmarkets.com
Waterproofing
Mold Remediation
Structural Repairs
15% OFF
556 St. Mary of the Lakes, Medford (3rd) Rt. NJ
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1.888.799.3056
John Patrick Publishing Company, Inc. (800) 333-3166 (www.jppc.net)
Dr. Michael J. DeCosmo Kevin Anderson’s Well Drilling LLC
Water Pump Service • Well Drilling • Water Conditioning
Dermatology
Residential • Commercial • 24 Hours Emergency Service
Medford - 609-953-7109 Radio Dispatched Free Estimates • Fully Insured • Repairs
235 Sycamore Ave, Marlton, NJ 08053
Cherry Hill - 856-662-7883
856-767-8757 • (800) WATER 09
Accepting New Patients
Fax: 856-768-4343
PAUL’S PAINTING
OF MEDFORD
IS NOW OFFERING
EXTERIOR PAINTING
AND WOOD REPAIR
AT CONTRACTOR PRICING
FOR 2014
Meredith Rech Hahn
Sales Associate, Realtor
C: 609-760-9105 ~ Parishioner
[email protected]
HahnTeamHomes.com
Service you deserve from
the agent you can trust!
RICK’S
AUTO BODY
“Your Collision
Specialist”
“The Best Little Wine
Shop In Medford”
Call: 609-320-9717
LIC. #13VHO0929000
430 Stokes Road
609-654-5565
www.canalswines.com
Reading, Writing, SAT Prep, College
Application Essays, Term Papers
Grades K-12 & College Students
NJ Certified, Reasonable Rates
Georgiana Francisco, Parishioner
Eayrestown Rd. Rt. 73 • Franklin Ave.
Medford, NJ
Berlin, NJ
654-5551
767-6300
RICK MOLINEAUX
200 Tuckerton
T k t Road,
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20% OFF Mon.-Thurs.
(Dine-in Only, NTBC; not valid w/ parties of 6 or more)
J.S. Braddock Agency
Insurance
Established in 1923
We Provide all Types of
Insurance to Meet Your Needs.
Home / Auto
Business Owner’s Insurance
Professional Liability
Business Auto
Workers Compensation
22 N.Main St.
Medford, NJ 08055
(609)654-5800
www.braddockinsurance.com
Wayne J. Mackin
Certified Public Accountant
Personal Financial
cial Specialist
856-334-5290
5290
750 Rt. 73 South • Suite 308B
Marlton, NJ 08053
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www.jerseycpas.com
Long Time Parishioner Serving Individuals and Small
Business in the Medford/Marlton Area Since 1981
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
556 St. Mary of the Lakes, Medford (I) Rt. NJ
609-714-9660
OWNER & PARISHIONER
Catering for any occasion • Private Parties • Birthdays • Showers • Christenings | Open 7 days for Lunch & Dinner
Mention ad for
Tree Pruning & Removal
Bucket Truck • Stump Grinding
Free Estimates • Fully Insured
D.E.C. CONTRACTING
609-953-9794
TWO LOCATIONS!!
Berkshire Hathaway
Fox & Roach
Ste. 1, 352 Stokes Rd.
Medford, NJ 08055
Office 609-654-1888
TREE SERVICE
MEDFORD FAMILY
DENTAL CARE, P.A.
John Kupcha, D.D.S.
Samuel J. Mutch, D.D.S.
Chris J. Kulas, D.M.D.
Thomas Boytim, D.M.D. #3967
308 Tuckerton Rd. • Medford, NJ
609-714-CARE (2273)
NJ Lic. #13VH03327200
FREE
INSPECTION
RIGHTWAY
Licensed & Insured
WATERPROOFING CO.
BASEMENT WATERPROOFING SPECIALIST
856-317-1111
15% OFF
Carpet &
Upholstery
Cleaning
$75 OFF
Tile & Grout
Cleaning
(200 sq ft min)
20% OFF 25% OFF
Carpet
Stretching
& Repair
Air Duct &
Dryer Vent
Cleaning
CLEANING SOLUTION INC.
✔ Air Duct Cleaning (helps w/ allergies & sinus issues)
✔ Carpet Cleaning, Stretching & Repair
Licensed
✔ Tile & Grout Cleaning - Kitchen, Bath & Shower
&
Re-caulking, Re-grouting, Sealing, Tile Replace & Repair Insured
✔ Dryer Vent Cleaning (major fire hazard!)
✔ Power Washing for Decks, Walkways, Patio & Siding
SENIOR CITIZEN
DISCOUNT
1.877.490.5599
CHURCH MEMBER
DISCOUNT
Safe GUARD
Ironstone
Cleaners
560 Stokes Rd (behind CVS)
SERVICES, INC.
Seamstress on Premises
609-654-4558
5 PIECES - 20% OFF
Leather • Shoe Repair • Wedding Gowns
iPADS • iPODS • PC’S • MACS
CRACKED SCREENS
TERMITE & PEST CONTROL
ALL DAMAGES
NJ#94105-A
617 Stokes Rd. #2
Medford, NJ 08055
(BEHIND McDONALDS)
(609) 257-3065
609-953-5444
www.safeguardpestnj.com
John Patrick Publishing Company, Inc. (800) 333-3166 (www.jppc.net)
856-234-6900
MOUNT LAUREL
H O M E F O RINC.F U N E R A L S
212 Ark Road, Mount Laurel, NJ 08054
David J. Petaccio, Senior Director, N.J. Lic. No. 3796
Family Owned & Operated
SUSAN MOODY, CPA
Parishioner
Tax Preparation & Bookkeeping
New Business Consultations
Individuals & Businesses
609-321-0833
BURNS
HONDA
609.654.5609 • jaketiverfloors.com
Bryan Kempf
[email protected]
Jim McCormick
Vice President and General Manager ~ Parishioner
325 North Rt. 73
Bus.: (856) 983-0600
Marlton, NJ 08053
Cell: (609) 230-2451
EUROPEAN HELP HOME CARE
Caregivers by home health aids
24/7 personal care, cooking,
medication reminders, housekeeping,
laundry & companionship.
Please leave message.
856-488-0055
www.BurnsHonda.com
609-953-1798
“Bring this bulletin to Burns Honda,
and we will donate $50 back to the Parish
for every parishioner vehicle purchase!”
Medford
Lic. 13VH00030300
MATHIS FUNERAL HOME
A Family Owned Funeral Home serving all faiths since 1957
58 N. Main Street, Medford, NJ 08055
www.mathisfuneralhome.com
Megan L. Maloney
Manager, N.J. Lic. No. 4180
N.J. Lic. No. 4312
N.J. Lic. No. 4774
Theresa M. Scott
SAT TUTOR & WRITING COACH MEDFORD VILLAGE CAR CARE CENTER, INC.
Fox & Roach REALTORS®
352 Stokes Rd., Medford, NJ 08055
SAT PREP • IMPROVE WRITING SKILLS
COLLEGE APPLICATION ESSAY
Linda Ponter, Parishioner
Sales Associate, REALTOR®
O: 609-654-1888 X214 • C: 609-413-5120
[email protected] • [email protected]
Parishioner
(609) 654-2439
Carl J. Hasson, CFSP, PARISHIONER
Ernest G. Dobronte
A member of the franchise system of BHH Affiliates, LLC
37 YRS. OF CLASSROOM EXPERIENCE.
609-744-7996 (CELL)
11 North Main Street • Medford, NJ 08055
Licensed State Inspection Center
Complete Foreign & Domestic
654-4023
Auto Service & Repairs
A.S.E. CERTIFIED TECHNICIANS • 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE
Ken Neil
Keith D. Smith
Tom Amendola
Professional Service with Compassion and Dignity
Bradley & Stow Funeral Home
127 Medford-Mt. Holly Rd. Medford, NJ • www.BradleyStow.com
609-953-7600
David E. Stow, Mgr. N. J. Lic. No. 3404
IRONSTONE CLEANERS
560 STOKES ROAD
(Behind CVS Pharmacy)
Best Affordable
Care24/7AtLive-in
Home
(609) 654-4558
WEDDING GOWN
& PROM GOWN ALTERATIONS
DRAPERIES & COMFORTERS
SUEDE & LEATHER • SHOE REPAIR
BRING IN 5 PCS. DRY CLEANING
& RECEIVE 20% OFF
609.654.8150
parkviewcemeterynj.com
25 Fostertown Rd.
Medford, NJ 08055
Certified Caregivers, Home Health Aides
Call us at (856) 375-7659
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“Serving Local Communities for Over 125 Years”
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Cemetery Plots, Mausoleum crypts & Cremation Niches Are Available
South Jersey’s
Only New
Non-Denominational
Cemetery
Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.
LECHNER
FUNERAL HOME
Medford’s Oldest
Funeral Home
Since 1936
EMPATHETIC & CARING • ALSO OFFERING PRE-ARRANGEMENT COUNSELING
Richard B. Lechner
Manager/Owner
N.J. Lic. No. 3720
609-654-2298 • 24 N. MAIN STREET • MEDFORD, NJ
WWW.LECHNERFUNERALHOME.COM
556 St. Mary of the Lakes, Medford (B) Rt. NJ
Richard B. Lechner, Jr.
N.J. Lic. No. 4872
Parishioner
John Patrick Publishing Company, Inc. (800) 333-3166 (www.jppc.net)