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Mon. 9:30-11:15Am, Wed + Page 2 Social Action/Social Justice: PARISH OFFICE: 732-269-2208 Social Action Hotline- ext. 308- furniture/clothes Prayer Hotline - ext. 310, Emergency Hotline- ext. 333 Respect Life Committee- ext. 306 Interfaith Hospitality Network- ext. 120 Pastor: Fr. Stanley Lukaszewski -ext. 104 Caregivers of Ocean County – ext. 120 Associate Pastor: Fr. Andres Serna- ext. 131 ST. VINCENT de PAUL ext. 134 Food Pantry ext. 107 Food Pantry Hours: Mon. 9:30-11:15am, Wed. 9:30- Business & Office Manager: Barbara Dudek- ex. 102 11:15am, Fri. 9:30-11:15am Deacons: Bob Gay- ex. 312, George Swanson- ex. 311, Thrift & Gift Shop: Wed. 9:00am to 2:00pm, Fri. 9-1, Stan Kendrick, ex. 332 Sat 3:30-5:30, Sun. 7:30-1:30 Latino Ministries & Outreach- ex. 131 Spiritual & Social: Secretaries: Main Office- Gail Battisti- ext. 100 Spiritual Direction- ext. 100 Religious Ed- Stephanie DeCrescenzo-ext. 132 Knights of Columbus- ext. 100 Worship & Environment: Altar Rosary Society -ext. 120 Minister of Music: Joe Antonowicz-ext. 105 Golden Age- Parish Seniors Maintenance: ext. 100 Prayer Groups – There are several regular Prayer Sacristan: Ed Mahon -ext. 100 Meetings in the parish- please call ext. 120 Scheduling Coordinator: Ext. 120 Cornerstone Retreat Team- ext. 120 Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament– ex. 313 Mon-Fri 7-7, Sat/Sun 7am-12:30 THE SACRAMENTS AT ST. BARNABAS Barnabas Active Gardeners-BAGs -ex. 100 BAPTISM: 1st Sunday at Mass, 2nd - 5th-at 2:00pm. Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, Readers, Contact Parish Office for preparation, arrangements & Altar Servers, Ushers, Greeters, Liturgy Committee, sponsor certificates. You must be a registered Children’s Liturgy Committee- ext. 120 parishioner to obtain a godparent sponsor certificate. Faith Formation & Catechesis: Baptism Prep Team- ext. 128 Mary Britanak- ext. 128 MARRIAGE: Couples must be registered in our parish Religious Education-ext. 132 6 months before booking & adhere to all parish wedding Confirmation Prep- ext. 132 policies available on website. There is a one year prep Whole Community/Family Catechesis, ext. 128 period. Please call Parish Office. Pre- Cana- ext. 100 Hospitality Committee- ext. 128 ANOINTING OF THE SICK: No Longer Last Rites! Parish Nursing- ext. 115 Please call emergency line ext. 333, or Parish Office to Office Hours: Thurs. 9am-12pm schedule. There is no need to wait until near death. RCIA -ext. 104 CONFIRMATION: ext. 132, Adults- RCIA, ext. 100 Bible Study- ext. 100 HOMEBOUND EUCHARIST: If someone would like Pastoral Care & Evangelization: to have Holy Communion brought to them, call ext. 120. Terry Damiano - ext. 120 Hospital & Nursing Home Visitors- ext. 120 Bereavement Support Group HOLY ORDERS/VOCATIONS: Fr. Stas, ext. 104 Comfort Ministry RECONCILIATION/CONFESSIONS: Hospital/ Nursing Home Visitors Sats. 3:15-3:45, Weds. 8:30-9am & 6:30-7:00pm Separated & Divorced Support- ex.309 Seasonal Communal Services -Or by appointment Rainbows – ext. 309 Annulment Advocates- ext. 100 MASS SCHEDULE: Youth Ministry: Daily: Mon. –Fri. -8am Dan Waddington - ext. 127 SAT: 4pm, SUN: 7:30am; 9:00am; Barnabas Active Teens-BATs, ext. 127 10:30am; 12 Noon espanol (Spanish) Parish Scouting- ext. 102 Children/Families with Special Needs ex. 128 SPONSOR CERTIFICATES: Only registered Stewardship: parishioners can be given certification to be a sponsor Parish Stewardship Council, ext. 127 for Baptisms and Confirmation. Shared Ministry Council, ext. 120 Welcome Committee- ext. 100 For more info please visit our website: www.stbarnabasbayville.com Page 3 + SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 2017 St. Catherine of Siena 9:00am First Communion Mass SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 2017 12 Noon First Communion Mass SUNDAY OF DIVINE MERCY 4:00pm Father Thomas Brennan (1st Anniv) req: St. Barnabas Parish John Dunich req: Wife, Marian SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 2017 MONDAY, APRIL 24, 2017 THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER St. Fidelis of Sigmaringen 8:00am Mr. Cronin 7:30am Philomena Masi req: Infanti Family req: Son Rosalie Renna Anthony Basile req: Rosemary and Anthony Mastapeter req: Suzanne Bonner TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 2017 9:00am Deceased Members of the Slinchak St. Mark Family req: Slinchak Family 8:00am Irene Metzger Living and Deceased Members of the req: Marion Gaffney Knights of Columbus #8603 Richard Pereira, Jr. req: Loretta Finley and Family 10:30am Henry M. Konopka req: Mary Ann Konopka and Children WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 2017 Kathy Kane req: The Parks Family 8:00am Louis Petroski req: Wife, Dorothy Petroski Joseph Svirnelis 12 Noon Maria de los Angeles Fernandez req: Sonja Schneider req: Rafael Rodriguez For Our Parishioners THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 2017 TRINITY DOME COLLECTION 8:00am Antonio Bussanich req: Family On the weekend of April 29/30, 2017, we will Ruth Arnold have a second collection for the Trinity Dome req: Gordon and Pat Rhinesmith to complete the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 2017 DC before its 100th anniversary. Also known St. Peter Chanel and St. Louis Grignion de Montfort as America’s Catholic Church, the National shrine has been a century in the making, built 8:00am Bill and Peg Wheeler req: Charles and Arlene Wilson by and for the faithful of our great nation in Joseph Svirnelis honor of our Blessed Mother, the patroness of req: Karen and Bill the United States. Become a part of Mary’s Shrine and help to bring to completion our church! For more information, please visit: www.trinitydome.org. Please be as generous as your means allow. + Page 4 echo those assuring words: “My Lord and my God” as we journey with Him each day. Today is Divine Mercy Sunday, I extend an invitation to our parishioners to come and join with me in celebrating the tremendous gift of God’s mercy. Our celebration begins at 3:00 p.m. in the Second Sunday after Easter Church. Please Note: We will have a babysitting service available in Rucki Hall for all children Dear Parish Family: from 5 yrs. old and below. We ask that you bring your children to Rucki Hall before the start of How many times have people complained to Divine Mercy. There will be many activities for you that you are constantly telling them that you the children to be engaged in while we adults are love them? Not likely. It’s truly apparent that in in Church. Thank you. our human relationships we seem to need to be Our Knights of Columbus are sponsoring a reassured time and time again that we are loved and Pancake Breakfast next Sunday, April 30th in especially needed. To say, “I love you” over and Brennan Hall for the benefit of our Boy Scout over, fifty million times a day, can drive one crazy. Troop 76. All are invited to attend and to support a Yet, we need to hear it in order to be reassured that Summer Camp Fund for our Boy Scouts. we are loved. Next Weekend, our parish will participate in Reassurance can come in many different a national collection for the Trinity Dome to ways. In today’s Gospel, Jesus is giving us his complete the Basilica of the National Shrine of the reassurance that all will be well and when Christ Immaculate Conception in Washington, D.C. before tells us that all will be well, it is a promise that will its 100th Anniversary. The Basilica is known as never fail. He greets his friends with the word America’s Catholic Church and also named in “Peace”, which can be interpreted as saying hello. honor of our Blessed Mother, the patroness of the The peace that Jesus offers is a blessing, a promise, United States. Your generosity towards this that God is our Father and will give us that which collection will be greatly appreciated. Thank you. we need in this life and in the life to come. The question that might be asked of us: “Are we sure of Have a great week; we’ll see you in Church…… this promise Christ makes to us?” Well, we have a model to follow. St. Thomas doubted that Christ had risen. Christ has to Fr. Stas come back again to reassure Thomas that He is alive and lives among them. What do we do with our doubts in the presence of the Risen Christ? It’s MISSION STATEMENT possible that at times we hide away or stay in our ST. BARNABAS PARISH fears. It’s only when we acknowledge our doubts BELIEVING, BELONGING, BECOMING and fears that we can begin to work on them. It’s a We are a diverse, active community, rooted in the normal aspect of human life, but nevertheless we love of Christ. We recognize who we are and all have to work on them. Our doubts may not be an that we have comes from God. obstacle to faith; it can be a pathway to make In gratitude we respond in prayer, service, and stronger our faith. Through prayer, we can turn sharing of our time, talent, and treasure. mistrust, the lack of trust, to trust in the one thing Through the sacraments, we are committed to that is necessary, the abiding presence of God in our evangelization, learning, teaching, and lives. proclaiming God’s Word to His people. Our liturgy today and every Sunday can be the reassuring sign of God’s loving care for us. It’s in the Eucharist that Jesus gives us himself to comfort and bring us peace. Like Thomas, may we Page 5 + The St. Barnabas Parish Stewardship Prayer: Generous God, We give thanks to you for the gifts you have given us, our lives, families, friends, time, talent, and material possessions. All that we have comes from WELCOME, WELCOME, WELCOME! you. Help us to remember this and rejoice in your goodness.
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