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St. Mary's Church, Barnegat Memorials WEEKLY MASS INTENTIONS WEEKLY MASS INTENTIONS St. Mary’s Church St. Mary of the Pines, Manahawkin May 15 & 16, 2021 May 15 & 16, 2020 Saturday, May 15 Saturday, May 15 5:30pm Special Intentions for the O’Hara Children: 4:00pm Trian & John Leone: Neil & Arlene Marie O’Hara Jack DeRosa: Mr. & Mrs. Ed Chandler Roger Gilmore: John & Karen Girardi Jennie Zawasky: Marilyn Garrity Joan Rivers: husband, John Sunday, May 16 Frances Manza: daughter-in-law, Lucia 7:30am Theresa Abbate: John Buckley Jean Ryan: Cindy & Rick Corle Leonard Tambone: Jeanne Corrigan Joan Demming: Bob Cobb 9:00am Anniversary of Ordination for Deacon Joseph Debbie Donan: Anna & Dom Borrillo Fiorillo and Deacon Ronald Haunss Maria Rotondi: Anna & Dom Borrillo People of the Parish Carrine Schmidt: Robert Cobb 11:30am Albert Vollmuth: Children & Grandchildren Robert Steeb: Marilyn Ramiza Dorothy Marchese: son, Richard Joan Brown: husband, Harvey Brown Kalinowski & Poisler Families: Olindo & Sunday, May 16 Alexandra Poisler 8:00am Damon Intrabartolo: Mom & Dad John McIntee: Wife Edna Medvetz: Family William Finley: Grace Tho 10:00am Doris O’Malley: Patricia & Robert Bergmann Patsy Mancine: wife, Barbara James O’ Connor: Sal LaCorte and Carol Caroline Venosa: Catherine Vincent-Laycock & Ken Luckhart Anthony Chirico: Enza Casano 12:00n Joseph Fernicola: John & Alice Melillo John Wissler: Clare Vamosy Samuel & Barbara Marriott: David, Lori Lynne & Gianna Palmieri: Louis & Barbara Ann Ogno Family Bert Deutsch: Wife 5:00pm Judy Jones: Mom & Dad Weekdays Frank Young: Peter & Peggy Katt Monday, May 17 Weekdays 9:00am Elsie Lange: Gorleski Family Monday, May 17 George Beasley: Sheila Grabowski & Family 8:00am Susan Corbliss: Geraldine Corbliss Tuesday, May 18 James Fitzpatrick: sister, Eileen 9:00am Leonard Tambone: Glenn & Madelyn Tooth Tuesday, May 18 Walter Dudek: wife, Rosemarie 8:00am Guadadiello Family: Jim & Linda Saladino Wednesday, May 19 Phyllis Burns: Roy & Peg Bateman 9:00am Robert & Kathleen DePetris: Family Wednesday, May 19 Angelo Zizzi: Vincent & Mary Bellini 8:00am Marie Graziano: Tony & Elaine Graziano Thursday, May 20 Charles White: Cathy 9:00am Peter Prachthauser: wife, Tillie Thursday, May 20 Bill Raso: wife, Maureen 8:00am Angelo Cianci: Angelo Christiano Friday, May 21 Julia & Joe: 8:00am Rosary Group 9:00am Souls in Purgatory Friday, May 21 Albert Adelhoch: Wife 8:00am Special Intentions for Erin & Family Josephine O’Connor: Mark & Karen Sheppard Special Intentions for Danuta & Jan Gruce: Family Memorials – St. Mary’s Church, Barnegat Souls in Purgatory Sanctuary Lamp in the Chapel burns this week in loving Robert Nemeth: Nemeth Family memory of Tom Beier requested by Monica & Augie. Bill Kingston: Grace Tho Altar Candles burn this week in loving memory of Paul Rizzo Brittany Bozdak: Maryann & Ralph Bilgeshouse requested by wife, Rose. Maria & Vincent Zanna and Teresa Mezzina: Sanctuary Lamp in the Church burns this week in loving daughter Fasciano memory of Frances Manza requested by daughter-in-law, Saturday, May 22 Lucia 8:00am Nicolena Pionegro: Peter & Josephine DeVito Michael Olearchek: wife, Joann Memorials – St. Mary of the Pines, Manahawkin Bread and Wine are donated this week in Thanksgiving for Deacon Joe Fiorillo requested by Marty & Sue Ball. PLEASE PRAY FOR THE RECENTLY DEPARTED Robert Bleichner, Jr., Jack Bourhis, Herman Harrison, Thomas Lange, Catherine McAbee, Jason Miller, Francis Papa, Anne Passarelli, Giovanni Schimenti 1-563 TITHING REPORT St. Mary’s parishioners tithed $29,045.50 in the collection for last weekend and additional $4,281.00 in on-line giving. BECAUSE OF CONCERNS OVER COVID, OUR IN-PERSON ATTENDANCE AT MASS FLUCTUATES. YOUR UPCOMING MASS SCHEDULE CONTINUED SUPPORT THROUGH ON-LINE GIVING, St. Mary’s Church MAILING IN YOUR DONATIONS, OR DROPPING THEM OFF May 22 & 23, 2021 ARE IMPORTANT TO HELP US MEET OUR FINANCIAL Saturday, May 22 OBLIGATIONS. YOUR GENEROSITY IS GREATLY 5:30pm Joan Rivers: husband, John APPRECIATED! Mark Rizzo: Cathy White “God mounts His throne to shouts of joy; a blare of trumpets for Sunday, May 23 the Lord.” 8:00am Patricia Homwey: Kovacs & Newman Families TODAY THERE IS A SECOND ENVELOPE TOWARDS OUR Joseph Nagy: Stanziano Family DIOCESAN ASSESSMENT. Joseph Prendergast: Moe & Margie Lombardo Rick Neumann: Keith & Leslie Alberstadt SCRIPTURE READINGS Carol Britske: Ed & Felicia Massari THIS WEEK: THE ASCENSION OF THE LORD. Acts 1:1-11; Tim Rogers: Carlo Family Ephesians 1:17-23; Mark 16:15-20 Dave Stewart: Dave & Claire Cavalier NEXT WEEK: PENTECOST. Acts 2:1-11; 1 Corinthians 12: Bernard Parisi: Dolores Nolan 3b-7; John 20: 20: 19-23 John & Eleanor Fitzgerald: Gail Windrem 10:00am Happy 60th Anniversary Elaine & Frank Flynn BIBLE TRIVIA Judy Jones: Mom & Dad LAST WEEK: From today’s First Reading, who is Cornelius? 12:00n William McCrain: Margaret & Peter Culkin He was a Roman centurion in charge of the Italian cohort at Theresa Mistretta: Marty & Barbara Hake Caesarea and the first Gentile to become a convert to 5:00pm Michael Rosales: Mark & Michele Timlin Christianity (see Acts 10:1-11:18). He was at prayer when an Geralyn Murphy: D’Andrea Family angel instructed him to summon Peter from Joppa. Being a St. Mary of the Pines non-Jew and a religious man, he was one of the so-called Saturday, May 22 God-fearers (Gentiles who worshipped God and accepted 4:00pm Bob Doucette: Family Jewish Law but did not become a full convert). Anthony R. Miloscia, Jr.: Mom & Dad TODAY’S QUESTION: Where did the Ascension of the Lord Frank Martin: Family take place? Jack DeRosa: Madge Desposito Maryjane Powers: Nora & Artie Fried KNOW YOUR SAINTS Joseph Kilcommons: Nora & Artie Fried St. Ubald of Gubbio (c. 1100-60), May 16. Helen Ronan: husband, Tom He was born of a noble family in Gubbio, Italy, was orphaned William Finley: Shives Family in his youth, and was educated by his uncle, the bishop of Patricia Stivale: Carole & Dave Gordon Gubbio. Ubald was ordained, named deacon of the cathedral, Gertrude Mills: Dolores Switaj reformed the canons, and then left a few years later to become Rita Kellenbence: Losi Family a hermit. Dissuaded from the eremitical life by Peter of Rimini, John Serazio: Carol & Joe Butera he returned to Gubbio and in 1126 was named bishop of Sunday, May 16 Perugia but refused the honor. He became bishop of Gubbio in 7:30am William Finley: Dennis & Peggy 1128 and persuaded Emperor Frederick II not to sack Gubbio. Rogelio Alba: Family He was ill for the last two years of his life, died in Gubbio, and 9:00am Tony Silva: Kathy Dymyd was canonized in 1192. Christine Berberich: Kinlin Family 11:30am People of the Parish PLEASE REMEMBER THE GUIDELINES WHILE ATTENDING MASS. WE ARE TO KEEP SOCIAL DIVINE MERCY DISTANCING (UNLESS WITH FAMILY) AND WEAR A There is a Divine Mercy Holy Hour on First Friday at 3:00pm in MASK. THANK YOU. CURRENT GUIDELINES St. Mary of the Pines. The next one will be June 4. ALLOW FOR 50% OF CAPACITY FOR HOUSES OF SENIOR SPIRITUALITY DAY WORSHIP. Our next Senior Spirituality Day on Wednesday, June 16, ST. MARY’S “LIVE-STREAMED” MASSES 1:00pm in St. Mary of the Pines. There is Exposition, Prayer, St. Mary’s offers a live-streamed Mass each morning, an uplifting message, and Benediction. Take a break from the Monday through Saturday at 8:00am and on Sunday at stress of life and please join us. Social distancing and masks 12noon. You may follow these by going to our website. are required. Also, you can attend any of our scheduled Masses in your car. If you tune your radio to 92.9 FM you will be able to hear the PEACEFUL DOVE GIFT SHOP Mass. FOR THOSE LISTENING ON THEIR CAR RADIO, TO The Gift Shop will be open on Saturday and Sunday only. RECEIVE COMMUNION, GO TO THE FLAG PLACED IN We are open Saturdays and Sundays only from 9:00am – FRONT OF BOTH CHURCHES. YOU MAY DRIVE UP IN 2:00pm. We must limit the amount of people in the shop to YOUR CAR OR STAND THERE. TO RECEIVE. If you have three people and masks must be worn. To contact the Gift any questions, you may call the parish office. Shop, please call (609) 660-2400. **All proceeds go to the poor.** 2-563 greatly appreciate your continued support during these challenging times. We continue to serve the community Monday – Thursday, 9:00am – 11:00am. RESPECT LIFE MINISTRY Scripture: “May the eyes of your hearts be enlightened, REALITY CHECK/BASIC TRUTH that you may know what is the hope that belongs to His Excerpts from the book, Love Unveiled, The Catholic call, what are the riches of glory in His inheritance among Faith Explained, by Edward Sri. It is hoped that these the holy ones, and what is the surpassing greatness of His brief quotes will invite you to have a renewed power for us who believe…” (Eph 1:18-19) appreciation of your Catholic Faith and a desire to learn Prayer for Life: Lord Jesus, enlighten the eyes of our hearts, that we may know the hope that belongs to Your more. call, the riches of glory in Your inheritance, the power of “Why Do I Need the Church?” Your greatness. When the eyes of our hearts are “But some people today might wonder whether they enlightened, we are set free to live in hope, and inherit really need an authoritative teacher and guide to show Your glory and power. We are set free to see every life as them the way to God. ‘I’m really more spiritual than precious, every yet-to-be-born baby as a blessing and all religious,’ some might say. ‘Why do I need a Church? frailness in life as a gift which You permit for a greater Can’t I just make up my own path to God?’ For them, the good.
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