Notre Dame de la Mer Parish www.notredamedelamer.org
Mass Schedule St. Ann Church 2901 Atlantic Avenue Wildwood Saturday 4:30 PM Sunday 7:00AM*, 8:30AM, 10:30 AM 7:00 PM (Spanish) Confessions Saturday ~ 3:30 PM
Assumption Church 7101 Seaview Avenue Wildwood Crest Monday to Friday (Kelly Hall) 8:30 AM Saturday 4:30 PM Sunday 8:30 AM and 10:30 AM* Confessions Saturday ~ 3:30 PM
*ends Labor Day Weekend
Please see the Mass Intentions schedule for potential changes to daily masses for the upcoming week.
Upcoming Special Parish Information Moonlight Serenade( 18 pc. Orchestra / Dance ) August 24—THIS SATURDAY EVENING Blessing of the Bikes (motorcycle weekend) : September 7 after 4:30 mass, St. Ann Church parking lot Irish Weekend Mass: September 22, 2019 at the St. Ann Church 10:30 mass Car Raffle Drawing - Oct 13 at 6:00 WCHS/CTC Café. Anointing of the Sick Mass Oct. 20, 2:00pm, St. Ann August 25, 2019 *Please note that the final weekend of St. Ann Church 7:00AM and Assumption Church 10:30AM is Labor Day The Twenty First Sunday in Ordinary Time Notre Dame de la Mer Parish Business Office Hours Our Mission Statement Monday through Thursday 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM The love of Jesus Christ gathers us together to welcome Friday 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM. and embrace all God’s Children. Closed Saturday & Sunday, Religious Holydays, El amor de Jesus Cristo nos unifica para acoger a todos and Civic Holidays. como hijos de Dios Message from Donnamarie Black, Parish Catachetical Leader
Dear Friends, As I sit down to write this letter I am still in awe with the success of our Summer Intensive Program. I know we beg for volunteers A LOT but to make things run smoothly and efficiently it takes many hands. As the saying goes "many hands make light work". I would like to take this time to thank all of our volunteers who give of their time so effortlessly.
One of the biggest events we have for our youth in our parish is Summer Intensive PREP (Parish Religious Educa- tion Program). Every summer we have a two-week program where the youth of our parish are taught their grade level religion. This program consists of 35 hours of class time, music and art. All geared to teach the love of God. I know some of you may be shaking your heads and saying…. How can a child learn all there is to learn about their religion in just two weeks. Believe me, I was skeptical also at first but the more I do it the more I love this program. Most of the children love coming and thoroughly enjoy being here. They WANT to come. They have no other commitments. No other classes taking up space in their brain. No extracurricular activities taking precedence over their religion classes.
With all that being said it is also an intense program on the teachers, aides, and other volunteers to keep this pro- gram running smoothly. All teachers not only voluntarily give up two weeks of their time to come and teach but also need to keep these children engaged on a beautiful summer day. I do not believe these teachers know how much of an impact they have on these children’s lives. It might not show in the classroom when the kids are acting up but the kids will remember them for the rest of their lives. At some point in their lives, they will remember that wonderful PREP teacher who was so filled with the Holy Spirit and the love of God they gave up their time to teach them. And hopefully will say, I want to be filled with the love of God and share it just like they did. Maybe not all in the classroom but in everyday life.
Besides the teachers these two weeks would not have been possible without our support volunteers; our aide and snack team. Our aide would tirelessly run up and down the steps, here and there, getting whatever was needed. As for the snack team, I cannot express how wonderful it was to have someone running the kitchen for me this year. This group of volunteers took over the snack duties for me so I could continue to assist the teachers and students with their needs.
Together we made these two weeks the best they could be and I thank every one of you from the bottom of my heart!
Donnamarie Black Parish Catechetical Leader
SO WHO CAN'T WAIT TO JOIN OUR TEAM? Call me to volunteer for our school year PREP which takes place the first three Sundays a month at 9 am.
If you are interested in joining our Parish Music Ministry please contact Jonathan Delgado at the Parish Office for more details. 609-522-2709 ext. 219 or visit a Music Minister after Mass. Our Adult Choir and Contemporary Ensemble and Cantors sing every Sunday throughout the year. New members high school age and up are always welcome, this includes our summer visitors as well! Our Children’s Choir will resume in the fall. 2- 650 Sanctuary Lamp Mass Intentions The Sanctuary Lamp at St. Ann Church is lit for: Nancy Clingerman r/b Karen Pommer The Sanctuary Lamp at Assumption Church is lit for: Art Sicilia r/b Jim & Rita DiBruno Saint Ann Church SATURDAY August 24 4:30 PM Dolores (Wall) Diffenbach r/b Don & Faith Please remember in your prayers those who are ill- Brunell Tandi Ankrum, Tom Ankrum, June Barkovitch, Isoletta Theresa (Brunell) Young r/b Don & Faith Batten, Bernadette & Family, Sam & Ronnie Black, Brunell James Brooks, Christian Buscham, Matthew Bzwonariek, Anna D’Allesandro r/b Linda & Mike Billiris & Leo Carano, Joseph Carfagno, Jack Cassidy, Joe Cataldo, Family Christine Cavaliere, Don Chiancone, Patti Cieslinski, John Victor Krivitski r/b Dad Connelly, Angie Dabbingino, Bonnie & Bruce Daniels, SUNDAY August 25 Niall Devlin, Bob DiPeso, Sr., Janine Donofrio, Dianne 7:00 AM Carol LaFontana r/b Mary Kilgarriff Dooley, Patricia Driadon, Ted Etling, Margaret Faber, Bob Carson r/b Kilgarriff Family Dominic Farone, Jr, Dan Foidl, Patricia Foidl, William 8:30 AM Jack & Maryann Bielec r/b Family Force, Ken Ford, Lorraine Gaffney, Linda Marie Gallo, Claire Verrecchio r/b Daughter & Family Helen Garagosa, Matt Girard, Frank & Eileen Golden, Peter Stampone r/b Zamulinsky Family Joanne Golley, Anne Grasso, Pat Grieco, Nadine Halp, John Vessels r/b Wife Mike Harbison, Drew Heimack, Justin Hennessy, Nancy Rosa Zimbardo r/b Anonymous Ann Hoffman, John E. Howe, Jay Hunt, Jeff Jahn, Dexter 10:30 AM Fred Alfonsi r/b Family Michael James, Luke David Johns, Janie Klecz, Bill Edward Namiotka r/b Kay & Family Kelly, Kozlowski Family, Michelle Lauriello, Joan Lentz, Bob Madden r/b Kay & Jerry Charles Long, Ismael Lopez, Max Lopez, Connie Lopian, Nancy Clingerman r/b Karen Pommer George Ludwig, Angela Lynch, Salvatore M., John Rosina & Raffaele DiGiuseppe r/b Mr. & Mrs. McCoy, Alexandra Mac Donald, Joseph Martorano, Terry DelMonte Mc Ardle, Kathy McLaugh, Mary Ann Metzger, Bill Mo- rey, Jr., Daniel Murray, Vito Navarra, Lynn Nichols, Sher- Assumption Church rie Owens, Roseann Perez, William Peter, Gerlanda Piro, SATURDAY August 24 John Pisani, Russ Pizzo, Gloria Porto, Lou Porto, Diane 4:30 PM Fred Alfonsi r/b Family Prout, Joan Rebock, Nicholas Ricci, Samantha Rogers, Ed Gregory Lacivita r/b Debbie Ruth, John Saraceno, Bailey Schafer, Joseph Scheuer, Rudy Kita, Jr. r/b Helen Kita Steven Seeberger, Joe Simmon, Irene Simone, Kathy Adelyn Bradley r/b Mom-Mom & Poppie Snyder, Joe Stella, Marcel St. Marie, Damien Tirello, Eleanor (Dolly) DeMasi r/b Family Olivia Tirello, Luke Trask, Joseph John Troiano, Michael SUNDAY August 25 Vallone, Mark Visalli, RoseMary Walch, Jack Walder, 8:30 AM Barbara Anderson r/b Barbes Family Bob Wallace, Tom Waring, Jack Weis, Dawn Herman Barbara Wilson r/b Family Williams, Shelby Williams, Caitlyn Young, Marrietta 10:30 AM Francis McCormick r/b Mike & Judy Young, Michael Yurescko Also, anyone who wishes to McLaughlin receive Communion may call the parish office. Carmela Montini r/b Peter & Ruth Cava John Sullivan r/b Borda / Quinlan Families MONDAY August 26 HOUSE BLESSING 8:30 AM Jerry & Josaphine Bonanni r/b Rosalie & Carmen If you would like to have your house blessed, please TUEDSAY August 27 call the parish office at (609) 522-2709, x210 8:30 AM Fred & Lena DelMonte r/b Rosalie & Carmen WEDNES. August 28 8:30 AM Pro Populo **Morning Prayer ** takes place at Msgr. Kelly Hall THURSDAY August 29 at 8:15am followed by Daily Mass at 8:30am each 8:30 AM Borneman Family r/b Ed & Mary Ann weekday. FRIDAY August 30 8:30 AM Anna E. Costigan r/b Lisa & John Shaw A Healthcare Ministry of the Diocese of Camden For Mass Intentions please visit the Welcome Center after mass or the Parish Business Office VITALity is...Healing and Comfort, Community during the week and Socialization, Caring and Listening, Inclusion and Welcome, Health and Wellness, Guidance and Assistance.
For more information : Karen Fisher Phone: (856) 583-6123 Email : [email protected] 3- 650 Stewardship Family Reflection Corner
August 25, 2019 Weekly Readings Reflections 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time Stewardship Standards Choose one of the following activities as a way to further reflect on the Sunday readings: “For behold, some are last who will be first and some are first who will be last.” L 13:30 Plan a family meal to celebrate a culture different from your own. Talk about how God loves all Our standards in society are different from God’s stand- people of all cultures. Prepare foods and use ta- ards. We often rank people by what they have, how ble decorations to represent the culture of your powerful they are, or how successful they are. Jesus reminds us that God will not judge us by the same earthly choice. Involve all family members in preparing standards. When God asks you, “what have you done and serving the meal. with the gifts I have given you?” Will Stewardship be Discuss with your family the need for discipline in your response? your home. Review the family rules in light of the Christian call to live as children of God. Ask if any Stewardship of Treasure rules should be added. List any new family rules on a sheet of paper and place them on the refrig- Last Week’s Collection - $36,231.00 erator. Last Year’s Collection - $34,912.00 Create a prayer space in your home and place a globe or map of the world in the center of the space. Invite family members to reflect on how God loves all people from all parts of the world. Have each family member write a short prayer for world peace on a sheet of paper and place it ELECTRONIC GIVING: Parish Giving is a safe, near the globe or map. Read the prayers out loud secure, and easy way to make On-line parish and and finish by offering each other a sign of peace. church related donations and payments. It is convenient and easy and offers you a variety of op- tions. Please give it a try by going to our parish Sacramental Information webpage www.notredamedelamer.org and clicking on the Parish Giving button. Sacraments Baptisms: The Fourth Sunday of the month at 12:00 Noon at St. Ann Church. Pre-Baptism Class: Required for parents/guardians. Notre Dame de la Mer offers its class throughout the year. Please contact the parish office for more information and The funds raised through this campaign do to register for the class. not go to our operation costs. We are Funerals: To be arranged with a priest and funeral using the funds raised in this campaign for: director. Please call funeral home of your choice. Enhanced Ministry to Senior Citizens Sacrament of the Sick: Anytime Liturgy Enhancements Marriage: Arrangements should be made one year in advance and prior to making reception plans. Facility Improvements: ie. parking lots and roof NDDLM Catholic Education Scholarship Spanish Baptism Information Our Campaign Goal: $1,330,000 Baptism: The Last Sunday of each month, at 7:00 PM at St. Ann Church. Total Pledged to Date: $1,115,975 Pre-Jordan Classes: The Thursday prior to the celebration of Baptism at 7:00 PM in St. Ann Chapel. Bautismos en Espanol: Ultimo Domingo de cada mes a Please consider contributing to this Capital las 7:00 in Santa Ana. Campaign if you have not yet done so. It is Clases Pre-Bautismales: El jueves anterior a la truly for the sustained future of our parish! celebración del bautismo a las 7:00 pm en la iglesia de Santa Ana. 4- 650 General Information
Each year, Catholic Charities, Diocese of Camden, Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament serves 34,000 individuals throughout the six southern Please consider signing up to spend thirty counties of South Jersey. The agency offers hope minutes or more before the Blessed and help to the most vulnerable of our brothers and Sacrament in Kelly Hall at Assumption sisters, regardless of their faith, by meeting their Church on Thursdays from 9:00 a.m. to basic needs while also guiding them towards paths of noon. Sign up books for are at the back of self-sufficiency. This includes finding stable and each church and in Msgr. Kelly Hall. If you affordable housing for those who are facing home- cannot commit to a specific time for a lessness and assisting those who suffering from men- month or two, please consider signing up to be a tal illness, addiction, or facing other crises. Catholic sub. AND please remember to sign in when you get to Charities provides counseling and case management, adoration. Thank you so much. God will truly bless you in a special way. hosts employment fairs, educational workshops, and other events for those in need. To donate, volunteer, or learn more about Catholic Charities, visit: www.CatholicCharitiesCamden.org. Holy Hour of Intercession The Youth and Young Adults Office at the Diocese of Camden requested that parishes come together in Intercessory Prayers for our youth. With so many ANNUAL CAR RAFFLE!! daily distractions and temptations negatively affecting Notre Dame de la Mer Parish is the mind, body, soul and spirit of our young people, it is important that we pray for healthy interactions and cor- selling chances rect moral values in their lives. We are therefore 2019 4-Door Jeep Sahara 4x4 providing time each month when parishioners can come together to pray for all children and young adults, as well All Proceeds Benefit our two Catholic Schools: as all the intentions they hold in their hearts. Wildwood Catholic High School Our next holy hour will be Monday, Sept. 16, 2019 (the third Monday of the month), Cape Trinity Catholic School at 9:00 AM at Kelly Hall Chances are available before and after weekend masses, in the parish office , and at our boardwalk pavilion located on Glenwood Ave.
For credit card purchases call the parish office Happening This Weekend!! 609-522-2709, x. 210
“Moonlight Serenade” a concert presented by NDDLM Can you help?...give the parish office a call. The 18- piece Cape Shore Jazz Orchestra Our devoted teams need your help once a week performing for your listening and dancing pleasure!! Saturday, August 24 - 7pm to 11pm BYOB - light refreshments provided
St. Ann Church Hall - 2901 NJ Ave. (EEC Building) Tickets $20 (advance) or $25 (at door) For tickets or more information please call: Joan: 856.701.1658 - Peggy: 609.675.0942 Jeanette: 610.348.4741
5- 650 WCHS - Our Parish Catholic Schools - CTC
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To celebrate the life of Greg DiAntonio
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Donation $50 Blessed are you, Lord God, Includes: food stations, domestic beers and Creator of body and mind and heart; wines, soda, iced tea, coffee you have sent the Spirit of wisdom and knowledge to guide your people in all their ways. NEW FOR THIS YEAR ! ENLARGED FOOD COURT LOCATION At the beginning of this new school year (or semester/ MORE OPEN SPACE term) A LARGE TENT WITH GAMES we implore your mercy: DOOR PRIZES bless the students, teachers, and staff of WCHS and CTC, GIVEAWAYS AND MORE ! that together we may grow in faith, hope, and love as we learn from you and each other Tickets available online at how to follow your Son Jesus.
www.gregdiantoniomemorial.com Expand the horizons of our minds, Or that we may grow in wisdom, by calling : 609-523-1226 understanding, and knowledge; deepen our commitment to seek the truth of your ways; Proceeds to benefit Wildwood Catholic High and enliven our faith to reach out to those in need. School scholarships and The Greg DiAntonio Memorial Fund (providing Glory and praise to you, Lord God, assistance in raising awareness, recovery sup- in the Church and in Christ Jesus forever and ever. port options and ending discrimination against R/. Amen Substance Use Disorder through education)
www.gregdiantoniomemorial.com ~WCHS Class Reunions~ [email protected] WCHS 50TH Reunion – Class of ‘69 When: Saturday, October 12th, 2019 Contact: Eileen Thomas Prince at [email protected] WCHS 35th Reunion – Class of ‘84 When: Saturday, October. 12th, 2019 Contact: Eileen Popovick at [email protected]
6- 650 House of Charity—Bishop’s Annual Appeal
Our Campaign Goal: $151,031 Total Pledged to Date: $44,988 Percentage of Total: 29.78% Help YOUR parish reach its goal!
The House of Charity – Bishop’s Annu- al Appeal seeks to raise funds to provide care, respect, justice, peace and dignity for every soul in the Diocese of Camden. We ask that you prayerfully consider how this annual program provides solace, support and grace to thousands of your brothers and sisters in Christ and give, generously, in support of the 2019 House of Charity – Bishop’s Annual Appeal.
Your support of the 2019 House of Charity – Bishop’s Annual Appeal ensures the vitality of essential Diocesan ministries and programs that sustain the healing, teaching and redemptive Presence of Jesus Christ through the Diocese of Camden. VITALITY Liturgy Corner...learn something new or maybe even become inspired !
Question: What is the Sanctuary Lamp? Answer: A sanctuary lamp, chancel lamp, altar lamp, everlasting light, or eternal flame is a light that shines before the altar of sanctuaries in many Jewish places of worship. Prescribed in Exodus 27:20-21 of the Torah, this icon has taken on different meanings in each of the religions that have adopted it. The passage, which refers to prescriptions for the tabernacle, states: “And thou shalt command the children of Israel, that they bring thee pure oil olive beaten for the light, to cause the lamp to burn always”. The General Instruction of the Roman Missal in the Catholic Church, for instance, states (in 316): "In accordance with traditional custom, near the tabernacle a special lamp, fueled by oil or wax, should be kept alight to indicate and honor the pres- ence of Christ." The sanctuary lamp, also called a chancel lamp, is placed before the tabernacle or aumbry in Roman Catho- lic churches as a sign that the Lord is present, Old Catholic, and Anglican churches as a sign that the Blessed Sacra- ment is reserved or stored. It is also found in the chancel of Lutheran and Methodist churches to indicate the presence of Christ in the sanctuary, as well as a belief in the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist.The sanctuary lamp may also be seen in Eastern Orthodox Churches. Other Christian denominations burn the lamp to show that the light of Christ always burns in a sin-darkened world. With influence from Judaism in the Old Testament, God told Moses that a lamp filled with the pure oil should perpetually burn in the Tabernacle (Ex 27:20-21). This is the precedent for the Catholic Church's custom of burning a candle (at all times) before the tabernacle – the gold house where the Eucharistic Body of Christ is reserved under lock and key. In Jewish practice, this Altar lamp is known for its Hebrew name, ner tamid. Such sanctuary or tabernacle lamps are often colored red, though this is not prescribed by law. This serves to distin- guish this light from other votive lights within the church. In the Catholic Church, red is widely used despite the preference for white expressed by Fortescue. The use of multiple lights, always in odd numbers, i.e., three, five, seven, or more, in place of a single lamp has now become rarer, though it is still seen in some older Catholic churches and in eastern Christian churches. The lamp may be suspended by a rope or chain over the tabernacle or near the entry of the sanctuary, or it may be affixed to a wall; it is also sometimes placed on a ledge beside the tabernacle or on an individual stand placed on the floor, as seen in the image of St. Martin's church, Kortrijk, Belgium, in the article Church tabernacle. Oil lamps or candles may be used. 7- 650 Parish Catechetical Team Page
School Year PREP PREP = Religious Education classes, for children Parish Religious Education Program in grades 1-8, will begin with a parent Our Parish has a few choices for anyone meeting 9/15/19 after the 10:30 am mass wishing to receive their sacraments and at St. Ann Church. become Catholic: Children in 1st-8th grade can either do Classes will begin at 9:00 am 9/22/19 at our School Year program, which is held the EEC building. Please register prior to on scheduled Sundays , September-May this date. Registration forms can be found at 9am followed by the 10:30 am mass at on our website, the Parish Office or the St. Ann’s. Or our Summer Intensive Welcome Centers at each church. program, which begins the last Monday in July through first week in August. Class Schedule: 9/22, 10/6, 10/13, 10/20, Teenagers in 9th-12th grade will be 11/3, 11/10, 11/17, *12/1, 12/8, 12/15, given a RCIA program geared to their age off January with Project, 2/2, 2/9, 2/16, group. 3/1, 3/8, 3/15, 4/5, 4/19, *5/10, 5/17 Adults seeking the faith will be entered …* special time into the RCIA program. RCIA usually meets once a week starting in September and going through the Easter Season.
Please call Donnamarie Black for more information. 609-522-2709 ext 218 -RCIA- BUILDING YOUR RELATIONSHIP WITH CHRIST AND HIS CHURCH!
An opportunity for: Individuals and families wishing to inquire about the Catholic Faith Baptized Christians seeking a deeper relationship with Christ within the Catholic Church Spouses of Catholics or those engaged to Catholics seeking to join the Church Catholics baptized as youth wishing to reconnect with their faith, complete Sacraments and find a church home Catholics seeking Confirmation
.A Very Big Thank You goes out to For Additional Information please contact: everyone who helped make this Deacon Nicholas Danze 609-522-2709-Ext. 222 years Summer Intensive Classes a [email protected] huge success!
8- 650 Parish / Community Information Lazarus House (Emergency Food Pantry) “For I was hungry and you gave me food”… We welcome all donations of food and personal care 2nd Annual Man-Up South items delivered to Lazarus House on any Monday, Jersey: A Men’s Spirituality Wednesday or Friday between 10:00am and 12:00 Conference noon. Lazarus House is located at the First Presbyterian Church of Wildwood at Burk and Pacific On November 9, 2019 Catholic Aves, Wildwood, NJ. Items can also be placed in the men from across South Jersey will baskets by the doors of St. Ann and Assumption come together for a spirituality churches. conference at the Paul VI Conference Center in Contributions of gift cards, checks, bequests, or in Haddon Heights, NJ. memory of someone can be mailed to: Lazarus House PO Box 1792, Wildwood, NJ 08260. Information Through inspirational talks and discussions, these men will leave equipped to become better sons, fa- or questions please contact Frank Stone at the pantry; thers, and husbands….better men. 609-522-1500. Thank you for your continued support. Register Now! www.manupsouthjersey.com Forever Young Happenings
MEETING: Forever Young meets on the fourth Tuesday of the month at 12:00 Noon at Kelly Hall for lunch and program. Our next meeting will be in September. Doors open at 11:30. Dues are $10 for The Miracle of Christmas at the year and lunch is $5. All are welcome to join us. Sight & Sound Theater Please call the parish office for more information. The trip, on Wed., November 13 includes trans- portation and reserved seats for the 11:00am show, “The Miracle of Christmas” Dinner after I Thirst Initiative the show will be at Millers Smorgasbord. The Empowering the Church to be a price for the trip is $138. For more information resource for those suffering from or to make a reservation, call Kay at addictions and their families 609.536.2865 - - - - - www.catholiccharitiescamden.org/ithirst ***Trip to Historic Bryn Athyn on Dec. 8...info to follow. For info now call Phyllis-609.425.9523
Join Father Wallace on this incredible Parish Sponsored Trip Danube River Cruise: Christ Child Society Includes Oberammergau Become a member of the Christ Child Society and help the Passion Play children in Cape May County. We provide layettes, cribs, Sept. 7th – Sept. 17th, 2020 car-seats, coats, etc. Come and see what we are about. We nd Witness a performance of the meet once a month on the 2 Monday (1-3pm) from Sept epic Passion Play. The thru June. Please contact Stephanie Ware at original performance dates 609.846.7006. back to 1634. During the 30 year war Oberammergau was spared the Black Plague and for this reason, the WOMEN’S RETREAT DAYS at Saint Mary by-the-Sea citizens vowed that every 10 years they would give a Retreat House on the following dates: play to honor the last days of the life of Christ. The September 4: Prayer in the Golden Years performers of this once in a decade event are all September 17: God of Your Heart native to the village September 18: Haiku, Prayer and You For More Info contact Phyllis Bocelli at: Call 609-884-8708 for a registration form 609.425.9523 or [email protected] or go to www.stmarybythesea.org
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Parish Activities Parish Business Offices 1500 Central Avenue, Suite 100 Mary, Refuge of Sinners Prayer Group North Wildwood, NJ 08260 Wednesday after the 8:30 AM at Assumption Church in Msgr. Kelly Hall. Phone: 609-522-2709 Fax: 609-522-9375 Holy Hour of Intercession the third Monday of the month at 9:00 AM in Kelly Hall. Next www.NotreDamedelaMer.org Holy Hour will be Monday, Aug. 19, 2019
Pastor Forever Young meets on the fourth Tuesday of the month at 12:00 Noon at Kelly Hall for Rev. Joseph D. Wallace…………...... x215 lunch and program. Doors open at 11:30. The next meeting will be in September Parochial Vicar Legion of Mary Tuesday at 12:00 PM in St. Rev. Steven Pinzon………………….....x211 Ann Chapel
Parish Administrator Adoration is held every Thursday from 9:00am until Noon in Kelly Hall at Assumption Mr. Kevin Quinn….…………………...x217 Church.
Parish Catechetical Leader Divine Mercy Chaplet and Benediction 1st Friday of the month 3:00 PM at Assumption Ms. Donnamarie Black…..…….…...x218 Church. Next Meeting will be Sept.6, 2019
Pastoral Associate – RCIA , Baptismal Knights of Columbus Our Lady of the Rosary Council #2572 Meetings are held the 2nd Preparation, and Weddings Monday of the month at 8:00 PM at the Council Deacon Nick Danze………………….x222 Home, 206 New York Ave, N. Wildwood.
Columbian Squires Circle #558 a Catholic Director of Music & Liturgy Young men’s organization for ages 11 thru 18. Mr. Jonathan Delgado…………..…..x219 Contact Dan DeMaio 729-1427 or Tom Connelly [email protected] 408-6398.
Rosary for World Peace 1st Saturday of the Administrative Assistant month 4:00 PM at St. Ann Church. Mrs. Mary Vey………………………….x210
Parish Welcome Center Bookkeeper Please consider visiting our Parish Welcome Center Mrs. Anna Landis……………….…….x213 in the back of church. You can handle many of the things that you would normally go to the parish office for...register for the parish, obtain mass cards, Funeral Coordinator / Altar Servers volunteer, and learn about parish events. Volunteers Ms. Patricia Monaghan……610-246-1079 are needed to operate these spaces. [email protected]
Maintenance Supervisor Gift Shop Notre Dame de la Mer Parish gift shop Mr. Jim Di Fazio located at The Church of the Assumption is available to all! The gift shop is open before and after all of our weekend Masses at that A CONTINUED BIG THANK YOU to those that help location. out by straightening up the pews after mass at Assumption Church by placing the Missals at the end St. John Neumann Parish has a gift shop located in their of the pews and at St. Ann Church by placing the parish office at 680 Townbank Road, NCM. They are Missals back into the holders. open M –F 9am—noon, 1pm-4pm 10- 650 Anna F. Carbone GRI, ABR, RSPS ASTRO ELECTRIC Sales Associate Electrical Contractor 5811 New Jersey Avenue Alliance Lic. 10385 Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 Offi ce 609-522-1212 • Cell 609-206-0507 609-886-3420 [email protected] • www.annacarbone.com Serving Off Cape May County $350 for over 30 years Any New Stairlift With This Ad [email protected] Wildwood • FREE in home evaluations 4601 Paci c Ave. • Family owned & operated for more than 20 years 609-729-7557 1.888.900.8883 Open Daily 7-2 Mother’s Day - Columbus Day Cape May www.Tri-StateStairlifts.com 7601 Pacifi c Ave 261 Beach Ave. 609-884-7199 What’s My Name? Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 Open Daily 7-2 609-522-7777 Mar. 15th - Jan. 1st The #WHATSMYNAME Movement asks everyone to simply Jerry Freal, Broker-Owner www.CallowayRealty.com www.unclebillspancakehouse.com ask drivers “What’s my name?” before entering their vehicle to make sure it is the car they are supposed to enter. Commercial Rates are at an All Time Low. Contact William “Bill” Wiseley REALTOR® us today to get a free analysis to see if we can help Beach Guy • Dog Lover • Family is Everything #WHATSMYNAME Save you money with your monthly payments O: 856-227-1950 Ext. 7581 on your commercial property. Multi-Family, Retail, C: NJ# 609-300-6445 In Rememberance of Samantha Josephson Offi ce Building, Apartment and Condos. Can PA# 267-357-2743 close in as little as 45 days! Four season customer [email protected] service is our top priority. www.BillWiseley.com Mallory’s Army Foundation 5070 Route 42 www.duqfunding.com Turnersville, NJ 08012 United Together In The Fight Against Bullying... 1650 Market Street - Suite 3600, Philadelphia, PA 19103 Don’t Just Teach Kindness... BE KINDNESS! www.MallorysArmy.com (973) 440-8657 • [email protected] It’s easy to join our mailing list! Just send your email address by text message: Text MALLORYSARMY to 22828 to get started. Message and data rates may apply. SUMMER IS HERE! Set up your ad space in the Notre Dame de la Mer bulletin today!
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