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The Parish of Saint Mary, Middletown, NJ November 29, 2015 The Parish of Saint Mary, Middletown, NJ November 29, 2015 ! jxÄvÉÅx àÉ g{x ctÜ|á{ Éy ft|Çà `tÜç? `|wwÄxàÉãÇ? aA ]A `tÜç? `Éà{xÜ Éy ZÉw V{âÜv{ ft|Çà `tÜç V{tÑxÄ VxÄxuÜtà|Çz DFH çxtÜá tá t V{Ü|áà|tÇ VÉÅÅâÇ|àç |Ç à{x eÉÅtÇ Vtà{ÉÄ|v gÜtw|à|ÉÇ November 29, 2015 - First Sunday of advent PARISH ADDRESS ! PASTOR: Reverend Jeffrey J. Kegley ! ! 19 Cherry Tree Farm Road, Middletown, NJ 07748 ! [email protected] ! Parish: Tel: 732 V671 V0071 Fax: 732 V671 V6125 ! Parochial Vicar: Reverend Carlos Castilla, Ext 224 ! St. Mary School: Tel: 732 V671 V0129 Fax: 732 V671 V2653 ! [email protected] ! Mater Dei Prep: Tel: 732 V671 V9100 Fax: 732 V671 V9214 ! Adjunct Priest: Reverend Bill Halbing, Ext. 225 ! Faith Formation OfLice: 732 V671 V8550 Fax: 732 V671 V6125 ! [email protected] ! ! ! Follow us on Facebook: Saint Mary, Mother of God Church ! PARISH OFFICE HOURS ! ! Monday to Friday: 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ! ! Deacons: Charles J. Smith, Robert F. OfLice Closed ! V ! Scharen, Carlo Squicciarini, Wednesdays from 1:00 p.m. 3:00p.m. for Staff lunch & Holy Hour ! ! John L. Clymore, and Martin K. McMahon Saturday: 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Sunday: 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. ! ! Pastoral Associate: Deacon Martin K. McMahon ! MASS SCHEDULE ! 732 V671 V0071 Ext. 253 ! Monday to Friday: 6:30 a.m. Communion Service (SMC) ! ! Monday to Friday: 8:15 a.m. Saint Mary Chapel ! Follow me on Facebook: Marty Mc Mahon ! 12:00 p.m. Saint Mary Chapel ! ! Saturday: 8:15 a.m. Saint Mary Chapel ! Sacristan/Altar Server Coordinator: Mrs. Laney Wilkens ! Saturday Eve. Vigil Mass: 5:00 p.m. Mary, Mother of God Church ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Sunday: 7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 12:00 p.m. and Parish Trustees: Mr. Gerard H. Duffy ! ! 5:00 p.m. Life Teen Mass Mary, Mother of God Church ! ! Mr. Kenneth Ginsky ! ! ! HOLY DAYS: Mass times will be announced ! ! ! Director of R.C.I.A. Program: Sr. Gloria Barone, MPF ! ! RECONCILIATION/CONFESSIONS Coordinator of Faith Formation Program ! Saturday: 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. Mary, Mother of God Church ! : Mrs. Peggy Dunne [email protected] Ext 240 ! Thursday: 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Mary, Mother of God Church ! V V ! By Appointment: 732 V671 V0071 ! Spiritual Direction: Mrs. Mary Reidy 732 739 4090 ! St. Vincent DePaul Society Assistance 732 V671 V4062 ! SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM ! Nursing Ministry: Eileen Theall, R.N. 732 V671 V4122 ! Sundays: 1:30 p.m., Mary, Mother of God Church ! Director of Music: Mrs. Doris Ramme ! Arrangements to be made at Parish OfLice in advance. ! [email protected], Ext 239 ! Baptism Preparation Class, 7:30 p.m., 2nd Thursday of each Mr. Drew Pillar, ! ! Youth and Young Adult Ministry: month, 609 V529 V3712, Ext 254 ! Bulman Center Meeting Room I ! ! ! Email: [email protected] ! Finance Administrator: Mrs. Sharon Crossnohere, Ext 223 ! SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY ! ! [email protected] Couples must make arrangements at the Parish OfLice at least one year ! in advance. Every couple must attend a Pre VCana Conference. To ! Bulletin: [email protected] ! register for Pre VCana online, go to www.dioceseoftrenton.org/precana! St. Mary School ! ! PERPETUAL EUCHARISTIC ADORATION CHAPEL 538 Church Street, Middletown, N J 07748 ! ! Mary, Mother of God Church Principal, Mr. Craig Palmer ! ! [email protected] 732 V671 V0129 ! “Jesus asked “Could you not keep ! ! watch for one hour?’ ”! Vice Principal, Mr. Dennis Poracky ! Watch and pray . Mark 14:37 V38 ! [email protected] 732 V671 V0129 ! ! Just one hour. God asks so little. ! Follow us on Facebook: St. Mary School ! Call: 732 V671 V8550 ! 2! Jesus is Lord! Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, ! ! Maranatha! Come, Lord Jesus! As we begin the Holy Season of Advent, the Church calls all her people to look with great anticipation toward the coming of Jesus Christ, our Master, who wants to draw us close to his heart. ! ! Throughout history, God has continually come to his people, at Lirst in the promise of his word and covenant, and Linally in the birth of his beloved Son. Jesus’ purpose for entering into the world was to give his life for us on the cross. Now, raised to glory, he invites us to open our hearts to his Spirit and so be Lilled with lasting hope and joy at his second coming. ! ! But what does all of this mean? First and foremost, it means that we are incredibly and dearly loved by our Father in heaven. God created us to be his people, to walk with him and to be Lilled with his life and his love. After our Lirst parents rejected God, he gave up his only Son in order to restore us to himself. Now, through Jesus, we receive the Holy Spirit who dwells in our hearts, enabling us to follow Christ. God’s hand is always upon us. He has prepared a place for us in heaven so the we can be with him for eternity. ! ! How different this Advent would be if we know more deeply God’s love for us! We would experience the freedom to live in a way that draws us nearer to God; we would have a greater desire to do his will. Secure in our Father’s love, we could go conLidently to him to receive wisdom in day Vto Vday situations. Courage, hope and strength would be ours in times of struggle as we experience the safe haven of our Father’s protection more deeply. We would love those around us with God’s love inside of us; to love wouldn’t be a burden. ! ! This Advent the Church will begin the Extraordinary Jubilee Year of Mercy. What a special time of Grace! We are blessed to have our parish designated a Jubilee Parish with Holy Doors that will enable all our parishioners and visitors to obtain a plenary indulgence. As we enter the Holy Doors of Mercy, let us prepare our hearts by welcoming Jesus into our lives. Let us ask him to open our eyes to enable us to see how close he is to us and how precious we are to him. Let us search the scriptures to see the innumerable reLlections of his love for us so that every day we can know the joy of waiting the Master’s return. ! ! Have a blessed week! ! EXTRAORDINARY JUBILEE YEAR OF MERCY ! ! Sealing of the Holy Doors V December 6, 2015 ! In Jesus and Mary, ! ! ! Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary December 8, 2015 ! Fr. Jeff Kegley Opening of the Holy Doors 10:30 am Mass December 13, 2015 ! Father Jeff Kegley ! ! Pastor ! ADVENT PENANCE SERVICE ! ! For all the Bayshore Parishes at Saint Mary, Mother of God Church ! Tuesday, December 15, 2015 at 7:30pm ! Celebrating the Extraordinary Jubilee Year of Mercy ! ! CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING AND OPEN HOUSE ! December 20, 2015 following the LIFE TEEN Mass at 5:00pm ! Featuring the Saint Mary School Singers and the Live Nativity with Life Teen ! Special Guest appearance by Santa Claus ! 3! Mary, Mother of God Church, Middletown, N J November 29, 2015 ! ! Mass Intentions for the Week ! ! First Week of Advent ! ! THURSDAY December 3 ! 8:15 ! James Kennelty, r/o parents ! ! Robert Briggs, r/o Lisa Robinson ! 12:00 ! Nicholas Albano, r/o Mary Albano ! ! Louis England, r/o Grace Fratello ! ! FRIDAY December 4 ! 8:15 ! Nick Pepe, r/o Wife ! ! Winifride/Charles Duffy, r/o Karin/Gerry ! Duffy ! Saturday Vigil Mass, November 28, 2015 ! 12:00 ! Michael Feeney, r/o Pagliettini Family ! ! 5:00 PM Special Intenons for Kathy Fitzsimmons on Raymond/James Kerr, r/o Dolores Kerr / ! ! ! her birthday. ! Kathy Rubick ! ! M/M Vito/Susan LaQuaglia ! SATURDAY December 5 8:15 ! Jimmy Curti, r/o Dianne/Michael Eckert ! Sunday, November 29, 2015 ! ! John Petito, r/o the Petito/Sansone Family ! 7:30 Angelo Digregorio ! ! ! 9:00 John LaRocca ! ! 10:30 People of the Parish ! Sanctuary Candles ~ November 29 V December 5 ! ! 12:00 Dec. Mems. of the Ryan/Minervino Families ST. MARY CHAPEL CANDLE ! ! 5:00 PM Barbara Powers In Loving Memory of Joseph Gemellaro, r/o Gemellaro Family. ! ! ! ST. MARY CHAPEL MASSES !! ADORATION CHAPEL CANDLES ! 8:15 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. ! In Loving Memory of Stella Halat r/o the Schneider ! 6:30 a.m. Communion Service !! family. ! ! In Loving Memory of Anna Sorbera, r/o Susan and MONDAY November 30 ! Carlo Buffa. ! ! 8:15 ! John/Margaret Hannan, r/o Victory Family ! ! ! ! + + + + ! ! Nicholas Alexander, r/o Cristin McCarthy ! ! 12:00 ! Henry/Bette Barre, r/o Karin/Gerry Duffy ! SECOND SUNDAY OF ADVENT ! ! Victoria Lamberta, r/o Marianne Hervieux ! MARY, MOTHER OF GOD CHURCH ! ! ! TUESDAY December 1 ! Saturday, December 5, 2015 ! 8:15 ! Rosa Lanzisera, r/o M/M Rella ! 5:00 PM Marie Smith, r/o Family ! ! ! ! Theresa Cannon, r/o Husband ! John Underwood, on birthday, r/o wife, Maggie ! 12:00 ! Genowefa/John Drewek , r/o Anna Piotrowska ! ! ! Chuck Giurlando, r/o Robert McGrory ! Sunday December 6, 2015 ! 7:30 ! Spec. Ints. For Nico Vererosa, r/o Mom/Dad ! ! ! WEDNESDAY December 2 ! 9:00 For those enrolled in Monthly Memorial Mass ! ! 10:30 ! Michael Vacca, r/o Kathleen Vacca ! 8:15 Living/Dec. Mems. of the Cortesia Fraternity ! ! ! ! 12:00 People of the Parish Irene O’Connell, r/o Doris Durino 5:00 ! Karen Mc Grath r/o Husband ! 12:00 ! Louis/Julia Napoli, r/o Lillian/Donald Napoli ! ! James Ochs, r/o Michael Finley ! 4! Mary, Mother of God Church, Middletown, N J November 29, 2015 ! ”To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under the heavens.” ! A TIME TO BE BAPTIZED ! A TIME TO BE MARRIED ! Nicholas Joseph Annucci ! ! Brooke Schell Henderson ! Michelle Tarantino and Timothy Cornely ! Natalie Mae Monahan ! Adam James Rocco ! Lord of Mercy Hear Our Prayers ! A time to heal ! Lord of Life, You desire wholeness for Your people.
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