MIDDLETOWN, N. J.
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Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time
FRIDAY – November 11, St. Martin of Tours, bishop
VETERANS’ DAY
8:15 Helene Graczyk, request of Doris
Robert Brummer, request of Maureen Noonan and
Robert Davis
12:00 Louis Marzelli, request of Santina Marzelli and the
DeMartino Family
Ed Jastrelski, request of Valerie
SATURDAY – November 12, St. Josaphat, bishop
8:15 Herbert Bradshaw, request of M/M Alex DeSanctis
Jennifer Jennings, request of the Costello Family
"Then all those virgins got up and trimmed their lamps. The
foolish ones said to the wise, 'Give us some of your oil, for
our lamps are going out.' But the wise ones replied, 'No, for
there may not be enough for us and you. Go instead to the
merchants and buy some for yourselves.'" -Matthew 25:7-9
NEXT WEEKEND
 Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time 
Stewardship Sunday
 DAILY ST. MARY CHAPEL MASSES 
8:15 a.m. and 12:00 p.m.
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Monday to Friday
 6:30 a.m. Communion Service 
SATURDAY VIGIL MASS (November 12)
5:00 PM John and Mary Mosko, r/o the Loori Family
Deceased Members of the McAuliffe Family,
request of Family
MONDAY – November 7
8:15 Terry Moutal, request of the Begley Family
Dale Kridlo, request of Dan/Terry Kon
12:00 Special Intention for Alexa Betjeman on her
birthday request of Grandma
Regina Spellman, request of M/M James Maltese
MARY, MOTHER OF GOD CHURCH
November 13, 2011
7:30 Alfonso Chieffo, request of Ralph Chieffo
Elaine Petrillo, request of Mazone Family
9:00 William Wood, request of M/M John Casey
Marie Bottger, request of Eleanor McCann
10:30 Mary McGeehan, request of Family
Eamon Tracy, request of Rectory Staff
12:00 Francis Hull, request of Family
Robert Brant, Jr., request of wife, Kathleen
5:00 PM Nancy Keenan, request of Family
Beth Brady, request of Evelyn/Ray Palovcak
TUESDAY – November 8
8:15 Chris Slowey, request of Maureen/Jim Murphy
Eleanor Gallagher, request of Husband
12:00 Karkokulaki Family, request of daughter, Jean
Conversion of Sinners, request of Annie Garramone
WEDNESDAY – November 9, The Dedication of the Lateran
Basilica in Rome
8:15 Josephine Cambu, request of the Russo Family
Eleanor Gallagher, request of Husband
12:00 Ed Gallagher, request of Family
Anita Webers, request of M/M John MacMahon
SANCTUARY CANDLE
In Loving Memory of all Deceased Military who gave their
lives so we could live free.
THURSDAY – November 10, St. Leo the Great, pope
8:15 Deceased Members of the Oswald Family, request
of Family
Bill Lambert, request of Aunt Tess
12:00 Erin Gorman, request of Family
Victor and Mary Servello, request of M/M C. Alongi
ADORATION CHAPEL CANDLES
In Loving Memory of Anthony Notaro, request of the
Condon Family.
Special Intention for the Family of Diane Genovese,
request of Pat Thompson.
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MIDDLETOWN, N. J.
Dear Parishioners,
I am thanking God for the opportunity last week to spend time in the Benedictine Monastery in Weston,
Vermont. I have been there many times and it is always a spiritual awakening for me to join the monks in prayer.
They are a very welcoming group and aside from the snow toward the end of the retreat, it was a great experience
for me. I must admit that seeing snow again sent a tremor up my spine when I suddenly remembered what it was
like last winter and then to experience the snow again in October was too much for me. Of course, last Saturday
was no prize for many people in our own state.
Advent starts in a couple of weeks and we will provide opportunity for the Sacrament of Reconciliation
throughout the season. We will offer Penance to all the young people who are in PREP, St. Mary School and Mater
Dei. Family members are encouraged to please speak about forgiveness at home. Make forgiveness an obvious
piece of family life. Help the young people with the Act of Contrition by praying it together as a family. Living as
a forgiving people is the best way to prepare for the celebration of the Sacrament, let us all pray for the strength to
be such people together.
The Diocese of Trenton has sent all of us another reminder regarding our Stewardship of Treasure. Last
year at this time they initiated this effort and they have sent all of us this current reminder. Together with our
Stewardship Fair that is happening these weekends we are in a time period for everyone to make their decisions
regarding stewardship of Time, Talent and Treasure. Prayerfully make those decisions in the coming days and
make the commitment that God is calling you to.
I have shared with you before about the level of comfort or discomfort that we might feel inside of us as we
begin to use the new translation of the Mass. Everything has to do with our attitude. I believe that the Holy Spirit
speaks through our Church leaders and they are calling us to use this translation in our language that puts us more
in tune with all the other languages in the world through the specificity of language that is used. All of us receive
this in prayer. If we do - that context will give us the support we need to open our hearts in faith to it and pray it
faithfully.
Remember today in Middletown we have the Veteran’s Day Parade beginning from Bayview School at 1:00
p.m. Come out and cheer on the participants as they pass through. Grow in awareness of the sacrifice of so many
for the cause of freedom.
God bless all of you,
Fr. Mike
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NOVEMBER 6, 2011
“To everything there is a season
and a time to every purpose under heaven.”
Ecclesiastes
. . .a time to be born. . . .
Gianna Rose Scala and Julian Xavier Oliveras
. . .a time to love. . . . . . . .. . . . Laura Janet Wichelman and Thomas Paul Cassiliano
Tricia Lynn Van Wagenen and Scott Brian Victor
. . .a time to heal. .. . . . . . .
Jean Urgo, James Gusmerotti (np), Patrick Moran,
Bonnie Osborne (np), JoAnn Muller, Lucille Brooks (np), Robert Griffiths (np), we ask God to watch over those who are
hungry, the homeless, our Country, for all those facing unemployment, for the people, especially the children in third
world countries, for those in Nursing Homes and Rehabs, all health care providers, for those children with cancer and
all those who are dying from cancer, for those that suffer from depression, for all those with eating disorders and
incurable diseases of the vital organs, for all those waiting for organ transplants, for an end to abortion, for all those
with incurable autoimmune diseases and for all those who are afflicted with MS, CF, Lou Gehrig’s disease, for those
who suffer from Alzheimer disease and their families.
(2)… Joyce Kenny, and Joseph Grochowski;
(3)… Daniel Flanagan (np), Patricia Cartier, Gail Collis (np), Vatsala Gopinathan, and David Spatucci;
(4)… Fabio Gomez (np), Frank Primavera (np), William J. Flanagan, Chris Visone, Robbin Gordon-Cartier, and Rita
Whelan;
(5)… Richie Dolan, Lucille Moran, Angela Brummert, Rita Young, Michael Dunzello, Nancy Russell (np), John
Stanislawczyk, Stephanie Hardman Kaminoff (np), Mary Ural (np), Terry Clark (np), Gary and Lorrie Hermann (Parents of
Sister Sharon), Eileen D’Alvia, James Joseph Gentilesco (np), Eileen Pilgrim, Margaret Cascone, Msgr. Leon Kasprzyk,
Margaret Burke, John Acer, Russell Drone, Henry Ballasty, Rita Romeo (np), Most Rev. John C. Reiss (Bishop Emeritus),
Florence J. Smith, Kenneth McGrath, Tracy Spece (np), Morgan, Ned Ryan, Fr. Bob Tynski, Patricia Seaman (np), Billy
Dickenson, Rosemary Markowski (np), Colin Bibaud (4-yr.-old), Peggy Franznick, Ruth Byrnes, Tyler Smith (PREP Student),
Alexandra Confusione (child), Irma Sanchez (np), Patrick Mayer, Vincent Fumo (np), Kevin Kret (St. Leo’s), Karen Hopkins,
Terry Lyden, Halie Palmer (PREP student), Terry McGhee (St. Ann’s), Daniele Keigher, Brian Keigher, Anne Liddy, Angela
Colaianni (np), Noel Anderson and Ronald Corey, Sr.
. . .a time to be Born to Eternal Life. . Olga B. Lisandrelli, and for aborted babies and those men and women who
died this week in the Service of our Country.
. . .Pray for our servicemen and women at home and abroad, for those serving our Country overseas,
Gunnery Sgt. Daniel Lovasz –deployed to Afghanistan ~ Lt. Col. Kevin Meisler, Army Reserve-4th deployment to
Afghanistan ~ Todd M. Cox, U. S. Air Force – Iraq ~ Captain Josh Pershing, U.S. Air Force, 3 rd tour-Iraq ~ Master
Gunnery Sgt. C. T. Gregoire, Marines – Afghanistan ~, James G. Bruncati, U. S. Air Force ~ SFC Wesley Briggs, U.S.
Army ~ 2 tour in Iraq, stationed in Egypt; Kiera Connerty, West Point graduate, Black Hawk helicopter pilot ~ Iraq;
Justin and Nicole Westmoreland, Air Force, Lance Cpl. Jonathan Bagnato, Andrew Leroy, Jeffrey Benffer, Ryan
Trachman ~ Marines, and Fr. John Ryan.
“Lord, hold our troops in Your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless
them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need.
We ask this in the name of Jesus, our Lord and Savior. Amen.
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THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults
Initiation Leads to Mission
The process of Christian initiation ultimately leads to mission. While the celebration of baptism,
confirmation and Eucharist is the climactic point in becoming Catholic, it is not the end of the
journey.
Jesus’ mission was to proclaim the reign of God. He came among us to transform the world into a
kingdom of truth, grace, holiness, love, justice and peace.
When we are baptized into Christ Jesus we inherit
the mission that Jesus entrusted to His church.
In the process of Christian formation, the church is charged with the responsibility of preparing
new members for active discipleship.
Everyone is blessed with different gifts.
Parish
catechumenate ministers are called to help each catechumen or candidate discern his or her
gifts, and to support the use of those gifts for the life of the world!
How Do We Do This?
The RCIA initiation process allows the members to discover a deeper Christian identification
with Christ through study, EXAMPLE, and practice. The members experience this initiation into
the sacramental life as they experience Christian Community.
Continued Blessings, parishioners, for the enthusiastic witness you render to the RCIA members.
+Sister Gloria
Bishop O’Connell
Annual Appeal - 2011
Thank You!
Stewardship of Treasure
Parish Goal…$120,000
Week of October 29-30, 2011:
% 0f Goal Pledged..129%
Regular...........$25,261.00
Parishioner Pledges…..$154,551
Children’s….......$363.00
TOTAL
Pledges Paid…..$138,159.44
$25,614.00
Number of Families Participating…532
Candle Money
$
335.00
Thank You and God Bless You!
Thank You!
God bless you for your continued support!
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NOVEMBER 6, 2011
TODAY
TODAY
IN THE NARTHEX
Our Narthex will be filled today with representatives from
many of the Church Ministries that may be of interest to you.
Stop by some tables and see how you can service the Church
community.
*Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist
to the Homebound
*Family Ministry
*Holy Innocents
*R.C.I.A.
*Lectors
*Music Ministry
*Perpetual Adoration
*PREP (CCD) Teacher
*Sunday Scripture for Kids
*Ushers
2:30 p.m., St. Mary Chapel, Sunday, November 6
Please join us this Sunday at St. Mary’s Chapel for prayer
and Benediction as we end the 40 Days for Life Prayer Vigil,
which was offered for reparation of the sin of abortion.
Refreshments will follow. Father Joe will be the main
celebrant.
To All
First Grade and/or New Parents
I will be having a Parent Meeting for all Saint Mary
Elementary and Saint Mary PREP New and First Grade
Parents TODAY, Sunday, November 6, at 7:00 p.m. in
Mary, Mother of God Church.
I will be discussing our Faith Formation Program as
well as Protecting God’s Children Program which will be
presented to your children during class time.
Perhaps you would be interested in joining. . . . . . . .
Rosary Altar Society
Catholic Daughters of the Americas
Knights of Columbus
Columbiettes
Barn for the Poorest of the Poor
Birthright
Hospitality
Respect Life
Please understand that due to meeting content, this
gathering is for Adults Only.
Thank you for your cooperation.
May God Bless You,
Sister Sharon
NEEDED
BOYS’ WINTER CLOTHING
SIZES 12-MONTH & 3T
Christmas Card Sale
Sister Sharon is in need of new or ‘gently-used’ boys’ winter
clothing & shoes sizes 12-month and 3T. You may leave
items at the Rectory Office window for Sister.
St. Mary’s Respect Life Committee will be selling
religious Christmas cards after all the Masses this weekend.
These beautiful cards are priced at a very affordable $6.00
per package of 10 cards. Proceeds from the sale will be used
for Respect Life activities in our parish, including the bus
ride to Washington DC for the National March for Life.
Please help to keep Christ in Christmas and to spread the
pro-life message.
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THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
On the Agenda
St. Mary’s Youth Group
meets on Sunday
evening, 7:00 p.m. in the
Bulman Center Meeting
Room II.
Nov. 06…….Teaching #2
Nov. 13…….Service Activity w/ PREP,
after 10:30 a.m. Mass
Nov. 20……Thanksgiving Lord’s Day Supper
Nov.26/27…..Christmas Wreath Sale to
Benefit CRS
NEXT WEEKEND
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12
TURKEY TIME
Members of our St. Vincent de Paul Society will be
collecting turkeys next Saturday, November 12th, between
the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 12:00 Noon, in front of Saint
Mary Elementary School (or if raining in Euphemia Hall of
the School). This will be the only time for collection as we
have no place to store the turkeys.
Baskets will be distributed to the needy among us
and also to some families in Asbury Park.
Mr. Craig Palmer is our Youth Minister. If you have
any questions, please call him at 732-706-5254.
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Our Poor Boxes are The Bread Boxes
for the Poor
NEXT WEEKEND
Our St. Vincent de Paul Society has set up poor boxes
beneath the Statue of the Good Shepherd in the Narthex of
Mary, Mother of God Church.
Please don’t forget about us as you enter or leave
Church.
God Bless you,
And
Thank You
For your response
A second collection will be taken on the weekend of
November 12/13th, for the Diocesan
Assessment Fund.
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Members of St. Vincent de Paul Society
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Deck the Halls
Tickets on sale today in the Narthex. It’s that time of
year when holiday shows are a real treat; so instead of
travelling into New York, travel to Memorial Hall and
ENJOY!
(To benefit St. Mary’s Bldg. Fund)
Friday, December 9th, 8:00 p.m.
Memorial Hall
Tickets $30
Children 12 and under $25
Call: (732) 530-1753
The Bereavement Group of the Parish of Saint Mary meets
twice weekly.
Monday evenings at 7:00 p.m. the group ministers to
parents who have lost a child. The meetings are held in the
Ministers’ Room off the Narthex in Mary, Mother of God
Church.
Wednesday evenings the group ministers to those that may
have lost a spouse, parent, close friend, sibling, etc.
Please call Eileen or Bob Batz at 732-787-8566 if you have
any questions.
‘There is never a day that we
should not pray.
More than ever, we need to
be praying for one another.
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THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Nurturing generous disciples to serve
as the hands and feet of Christ
“. . .but the wise brought flasks of oil with their lamps.”
-Matthew 25:4
We might think that the wise virgins are selfish for not sharing their oil. Yet, the
wise were the ones who brought all they had for the Lord. They did not keep
anything back, like the foolish virgins who only brought the least that they could.
Reflecting on these virgins we must ask ourselves if we are bringing God all that
we can or are we holding things back from God, expecting others to cover for us?
Will you be ready when the great day comes? Imagine what it would be like to
have Jesus say to you. . . . . .
“You’ve served Me well. Come into my arms to stay.”
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THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Furniture Needed!
We have a number of folks who will be moving into new apartments
soon. All of them need just about everything! Beds, table and chairs, living room chairs,
dishes linens, etc. Most of the apartments are rather small.
If you can deliver or help with delivery that would be great! Otherwise we’ll arrange for a
pickup.
If you have any items at all, please contact us at The Center –
mail@thecenterinap.com
or call
732-774-3416
Ask for George or Fr. Bob
Parish Bulletin Board
Breast Cancer Support Group
Today. . . .
Ministry Fair
The breast cancer support group will be meeting
Tuesday, November 8th at 7:30pm, at Mary, Mother
of God Church, Ministers Room. Please mark your
calendars and join us as we support one another in
the fight against breast cancer. Our group is a faith
based gathering, providing spiritual guidance,
information and support.
Please contact Donna
Large with your interest in this group at
dlarge@comcast.net or 732-241-6461.
Next Weekend:
Second Collection
Diocesan Assessment Fund
NEEDED
NOVEMBER 11
Bring A Smile to a Senior!
Deliver meals once a week to our homebound seniors – one
hour of your time to share and care for our elders.
Middletown nutrition
Croyden Hall
Leonardville Road, Leonardo, NJ
NOVEMBER 11
Please call Grace at 732-291-0999
8:30 a.m. -1:00 p.m.
Thank You!
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THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
St. Mary’s Parish Community Nursing Ministry
Prepare, Plan, and Stay Informed this Storm Season
Recommended Items to Include in a Basic Emergency Supply Kit
Water – one gallon of water per day per person for at least three days for drinking and sanitation. Filling
your bathtub with water is also a good idea for flushing toilets (if you have well water and the electric goes out).
At least a three-day supply of non-perishable food.
Battery-powered or hand crank radio and a NOAA Weather radio with tone alert and batteries for both.
Flashlights and extra batteries.
First aid kit.
A whistle to signal for help.
Dust Mask, to help filter contaminated air and plastic sheeting and duct tape to shelter-in-place.
Moist toilettes, garbage bags and plastic ties for personal sanitation.
Wrench or pliers to turn off utilities.
Can opener for food, if kit contains canned food.
Cell phone with charger.
Prescription meds and glasses.
Infant formula and diapers.
Pet food and extra water for your pets.
Important family documents, such as copies of insurance policies, identification and bank account records
in a water proof portable container.
Cash or traveler’s checks and change.
Complete change of clothing, including long sleeved shirt, long pants and sturdy shoes. Consider
additional clothing if the weather is cold.
NEXT WEEK: More Emergency Information
Eileen Theall, R. N.
Rosary Altar Society
Corporate Communion Mass today, Sunday, November 6th, 9:00 a.m., for the intention of Deceased Rosary Altar Members.
Our Benediction/meeting will be held Monday, November 7, 7:30 p.m., St. Mary’s Chapel. Father Carlos Florez will be our
guest speaker. Anyone interested in joining the Rosary Altar Society or if you have any questions, please contact Debbie
Schneider (732) 706-0095 or Janet Moscuzza (732) 671-7248.
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THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
The Recent Gifts made to the
Mortgage Reduction Initiative has been extraordinary!
Sincere thanks for your generosity.
From September 2009 through December 2010. . . . . . . . $345,693.00
From January through September 2011. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 40,994.50
Gifts Received during October 2011. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$
8,365.00
Total Gifts Received:. . . . . . . . . . . . $395,052.50
Every $1,000 reduction in the mortgage principal saves the parish an additional $1,050 in interest over the life of
the loan. Please consider extending your pledge or making a one-time donation to our Mortgage Reduction Effort.
Thank you and May God Bless you for your generous response and continued support of your Church,
Mary, Mother of God
Job Networking
Mass of Divine Healing
with the Glove of
Saint Padre Pio
Join us at our next meeting to be held on
Wednesday evening, November 9th, 7:30 in the Bulman
Center Meeting Room I. An interesting and informative
meeting is planned for all who attend.
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Join in the Celebration of the Mass
as many seek Jesus’ Mercy and Healing in their lives. A
special blessing with the glove of St. Pio will be offered to
everyone attending.
Catholic Daughters of the
Americas
Celebrant: Fr. John Gibbons of the
Archdiocese of Newark
Assisted by: Deacon Vince Ricciardi of the
Divine Mercy Healing Ministry of NJ
At
St. Peter’s Church, 406 Forman Avenue,
Point Pleasant Beach,
Tuesday, November 22nd, 11:45 a.m.
Court Fulgens Corona
Meeting Wednesday, November 9th, 7:30 p.m. at the
Catania’s. All women over the age of 18 are welcome to sit
in and visit with us, please come! CDA women enjoy each
other’s company at these meetings and work hard for their
parishes and communities. For membership questions
contact Janet Bilotta at 732-671-6446 or Regent Angela
Catania, 732-671-3831.
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Deacon Vince will return to St. Peter’s
Church with the glove Saint Padre Pio
used to cover the stigmata he bore for over
50 years and a 1st Class Relic of St. Faustina.
Hall for Rent
The Bayshore Catholic Center is available for rent. The Hall
is newly decorated and is available for private parties,
religious celebrations and corporate events. Members of our
Parish will receive a 20% discount if they book before
December 31, 2011. The hall is located at 12 Hwy. 36 and
Palmer Avenue, Middletown. Please call 732-787-9662 for
more details.
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THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
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The Parish Family of Saint Mary extends a warm welcome to the
following families and individuals that registered in the parish during the month
of October:
Ms. Tara Altilio & Family
Mr/Mrs. Michael Baron & Family
Mr/Mrs. Darrin Brady & Family
Adam Carney
Ms. Angelita Cruz & Family
Mr/Mrs. John D’Agostino & Family
Mr/Mrs.James DeDonato & Family
Mr/Mrs. Matthew Durney
Jeannie Davis and Thomas McManus
Mr/Mrs. Eric Fabian & Family
Mr/Mrs. David Fesette & Family
Andrew Fuca and Kaley Guthrie
Mr/Mrs. Michael Johnson
Mr/Mrs. Robert Maxted Family
Thomas and Matthew McManus
Rosemary McQuade
Mr/Mrs. Christopher Mescall & Family
Mr/Mrs. Brian Nee & Family
Richard Perlongo
Ms. Stephanie Salmons & Family
Marissa Sasso & Family
Mr/Mrs. Michael Scagnelli
Mr/Mrs. Kevin Shea & Family
Mr/Mrs. Daniel Skelton & Family
Mr/Mrs. David Vuotto & Family
Mr/Mrs. Jerrod Whelan & Family
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Parishioners and
Guests,
ursillo
Please Take Notice
The Bayshore Ultreya of Cursillo meets in St. Mary Chapel
lower hall every second Saturday of the month at 9:00 a.m.
Our next meeting will be on Saturday, November 12th. We
invite all Cursillistas living their 4th day to join us for
fellowship and sharing. To find out more about us, call
Janet Moscuzza 732-671-7248.
During the past week, the Fire
Marshall paid a visit to our Church
parking area and noticed that some
cars were parked on the perimeter of
the parking lot, which is a
designated Fire Lane.
We have completed the fall Men’s and Women’s Weekends.
Any man or woman interested in completing a weekend in
the spring of ’12 contact Janet or go to www.Shortcourse.org
or www.TrentonCursillo.org
Please, only park in the car stalls where
the lines are painted; and no parking in the
handicap area unless you have a sticker
or license plates designated for handicap.
Spiritual Direction
Autumn Bake Sale
Spiritual Direction encourages you to
explore a closer relationship with God.
Meeting with a spiritual director can help
you recognize God’s presence and grace in
your joys, hopes, struggles and losses.
There will be an Autumn Bake Sale after each Mass on
November 19/20th to benefit the St. Mary Building Fund,
and also the Students for Global Citizenship, who are raising
money to build a drinking well in a Rwandan village. If you
would like to donate baked goods, please email Mia at
miagenovese@comcast.net. Thank U and God Bless!
For information, please call Mary Reidy – 732-739-4090.
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THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Saturday, November 26th, from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
The event will be held at the Mater Dei Field House next to the Track. All Boys Cross Country and Track
and Field alumni and current team members are welcome to attend with their families. Refreshments will
be served and running is not required.
If interested in attending please contact Coach Mike Tursi at 732-859-5942 by November 24th.
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THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Mary, Mother of God Church
The following loved ones have been enrolled in the St. Mary Memorial Mass Society
and will share in a Special Mass to be celebrated on the First Sunday
of each month, at the 9:00 a.m., beginning November 6, 2011.
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Special Intention for Henry Ballasty,
Request of Karin/Gerry Duffy
Special Intention for Emma Smith and Family,
Request of Grandparents
Patricia Beggy,
Request of John/Pat Moller
Teresa Benning,
Request of Marge/Bill Hemberger
Request of Maria/Tom Buonanno & Family
Louis Burello,
Request of Felicia/Ralph Troisi
Craig Burkard,
Request of the Gent Family
Joseph Castelluzzo,
Request of M/M Fallivene
Ben Centrella,
Request of Heln/Jim Gill
Ronald Chadwick,
Request of Azzolina/Scaduto Families
Joseph Connor,
Request of Sandy Cassidy
Patricia Corrao,
Request of the Finer Family
Louis S. De Litizia
Request of the Mangan Family
Virginia Della Donna,
Request of the Moore Family
Elizabeth Gunther,
Request of the Prehart Family
Sarah Emery,
Request of Joe/Martha Bednar, Jr.
Edna Fagnano,
Request of Elaine/Richard Boggert
Giuseppe Fedele,
Request of the Barriero Family
Concetta Ferrigno,
Request of Anna Giglio
James Frank,
Request of Bill/Carolyn Natwin
John P. Gallagher,
Request of Thomas Magnavita
Henry Gass, Sr.,
Request of Laura/Lisa French
Diane Genovese,
Request of John Sullivan
Request of Cindy Faria
Request of the Molicki Family
Request of the Foligno Family
Request of Karin/Gerry Duffy
Diane Genovese,
Request of M/M Joseph Lehocky Family
Thomas Giannone,
Request of Lucy Giannone
Mildred Hacela,
Request of M/M B. Gruszynski
Joseph Hallack,
Request of the Horch Family
John Harvey,
Request of Geraldine/Declan and Girls
Charles Kabarec,
Request of Joanne and Eileen
Kenneth Kress,
Request of Stephen/Mary Kelleher
Request of JoAnn/Chris Mulvaney
Request of Russ/Michelle Burlew
Request of Russell Burlew
Request of Amanda Hart and Family
Request of the Cassidy Family
Request of Mater Dei Prep
Donna Lamendolo,
Request of Glenn/Linnes/Brook Ransier
Frank Love,
Request of Cynthia Portera
Charles Mack,
Request of the Cino Family
Charles Mai,
Request of the Falls Family
Request of the Olivero Family
Request of Lorrie/Pat McGee
Request of Marion Donohue
Request of Lucy Giannone
Request of M/M Joseph Lehocky Family
Request of Kathy/Lorenzo Law Family
Teresa Manuelli,
Request of Stephen/Loretta Krall
Rose Manzo,
Request of the Legatus Group
Raymond Marra,
Request of John/Bernadette Massey
John Mattera, Jr.,
Request of Ann Weeks and Family
Request of Kim/Anthony Casino
Philip Mauro,
Request of Stephen/Mary Kelleher
Request of Marion Donohoe
Request of Karin/Gerry Duffy
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Philip Mauro,
Request of Rich/Judy Johnson
Request of the Scharen Family
Request of Helen/Jim Gill
Request of Felicia/Ralph Troisi
Request of M/M Sharp
Edward McColgan,
Request of Elaine/Thomas McColgan
Luba McGee,
Request of Maureen Waltermire
Margaret McKenna,
Request of the DePalo Family
Marie McPhail,
Request of Glen/Diane Holck
Curtis Meehan,
Request of Melanie Hogan
Request of Lori/James Lannon
Request of Melissa/Michael Watterson
Request of Monica/Bill Hogan Family
Request of M/M Len Iamundo
Milton Monroe,
Request of Azzolina/Scaduto Families
Eneas Mulcahy,
Request of Carol Halliday
Robert Murphy,
Request of Domenick Bufano
Request of Domenick Bufano
Roy Myer,
Request of Bob/Brianna Schwing
Rose Occhiuzzi,
Request of Stephen/Mary Kelleher
Msgr. Martin O’Brien,
Request of the Iamundo Family
Louise Pannone,
Request of Diane/David Yakencheck
Dorothy Parente,
Request of Sister Sharon Santos, f.c.l.g.
Helen Phillips,
Request of Kevin/Adrienne Fleming
Jane Pipia,
Request of Azzolina/Scaduto Families
Maria Pontecorvo,
Request of the Gent Family
Thomas Pontecorvo,
Request of the Gent Family
Andrew Quigley,
Request of the Murphy Family
Mona Rehor,
Request of the Clancy Family
Anthony Reno,
Request of Lucy Giannone
Ronald T. Chadwick,
Request of Azzolina/Scaduto Families
John S. Kearney,
Request of Daniel Pisacrete
Robert Sabat,
Request of Fred/Barbara Meisler
Sally Messina,
Request of M/M Frank Badali
Rose Savino,
Request of Linda/Paul McCartney
Zachary Stasny,
Request of Uncle Jim and Aunt Shirley
Request of the Barriero Family
Paz Tempzosa,
Request of Paul Sikora
William Thierolf,
Request of Daniel Pisacrete
Libero Tirabasso,
Request of Kevin/Adrienne Fleming
Barbara Tuzzio,
Request of M/M D. Delicato
Helen Unsinn,
Request of James Family
Request of the Torregrossa Family
Peter Vecchio,
Request of M/M Vincent Nastari
William Walsh,
Request of Pat/Chris Davis
Suzanne Welsh,
Request of the Barriero Family
Harden White,
Request of Daniel White
Heinz Wober,
Request of M/M B. Gruszynski
May these and all the souls of the
faithful departed through the mercy of
God, Rest in Peace. Amen.
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Good Morning!
Did you remember to set your clock back?
Welcome to a new day!
‘Be Aglow and Burning with the Spirit’
Romans 12:11
Saint Catherine Church, Middletown, invites you to their monthly Church Aglow Outreach. The meeting will be held
at the Parish Hall on Thursday, November 10, from 7:00-9:00 p.m. This month Father Bill Halbing will be
ministering; he will make the bible come alive with humor and in-depth teaching. He is pastor of St. Antoninus
Church, Newark. Father Bill has a BA in Spanish and received a Master of Divinity degree and an MA degree in
Judeo/Christian Studies. “His Branches” will be leading Praise and Worship. Light refreshments will be served.
Suggested donation $5. RSVP JoAnn 732-291-1241 or Joyce 732-787-4971.
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8th Annual Poricy Park Trail Run
Saturday, December 3rd
There is something for everyone! Three different events: the 5 Mile Run, 5K Run/Walk, and 2K Kids’ Fun Run will take
place throughout the beautiful trails of Poricy Park. Check-in begins at 8:30 a.m. race kick-off is at 9:30 a.m. All proceeds
will benefit the Poricy Park Conservancy’s preservation efforts. Check out registration information at www.poricypark.org
and click on “Programs/Special Events.” For more information about the race, sponsorship opportunities, or volunteering,
please call the Nature Center at 732-842-5966.
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St. Mary’s Travel Group Trips
Friday, November 18th****November in Atlantic City
(Yes, you read it correctly. Testing Friday this month for an AC trip). Enjoy the cool air on the Boardwalk in
Atlantic City. Casino destination, Atlantic City Hilton. Enjoy your day strolling the boardwalk, shopping the outlets and play
with $25. slot play. Cost includes transportation, gratuity and slot play of $25. Cost $27.; leave at 9:30 a.m., return home by
7:00 p.m. Call Fran Timpanaro 732-708-0430.
Sunday, December 4th OR Sunday, December 11th****“Fun Day in New York City”
Visit the Rockefeller Center area in the morning and the South Street Seaport in the afternoon. During this day you
are free to Christmas shop, see the famous Christmas tree and ice skating at Rockefeller Center, visit St. Patrick’s Cathedral or
stroll down 5th Avenue. At 3:00 p.m. the bus will take you downtown to shop and to enjoy the decorations at the South Street
Seaport. Home by 6:30 p.m. The cost includes bus and driver’s gratuity. Reserve your spot before November 27 th – your
cost $30.00 pp – bus leaves at 9:00 a.m. Call Fran Timpanaro 732-708-0430.
Tuesday, December 6th****Atlantic City’s Tropicana
Enjoy a beautiful Christmas show at the Tropicana in Atlantic City – “The Spirit of Christmas.” Cost $27.00 includes
Christmas show, transportation and gratuity. This always sells out quickly. Bus leaves at 9:30 a.m., show time 3:30 p.m.
Call Fran Timpanaro 732-708-0430.
Pilgrimage to Fatima and Lourdes
May 27 – June 5, 2012
Travel with us as we visit Fatima and Lourdes. Highlights of the trip are Fatima, Alijustrel, Valinhos Lourdes, Grotto of
Massabielle and Barcelona. We will be traveling from May 27 through June 5, 2012. 10 days; double occupancy $3,349.00.
(Book now and save $100.00 per person!) Please join us for a slideshow for an informational presentation on November 10 th,
Thursday, at 6:00 p.m., Bulman Center Meeting Room I. For additional information call Francesca, 732-787-2679.
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ORE
CONCERTS
SH
Proudly
SHORE
CONCERTS
Proudly
Presents
Presents
David J.V. Meenan
& Friends in
"Deck The Halls"
A Christmas Song and Dance Spectacular!
With
Karen Feeney &
The Royale Orchestra
With a company of over 40 singers, tap dancers, and musicians, your favorite family holiday songs will come reeling to life.
Resplendent with magnificent Dickens costumes, as well as a myriad of theatrical delights, this musical extravaganza is sure
to delight the entire family.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9th, 8:00pm
Saint Mary's, Memorial Hall, New Monmouth
Tickets $30 children under 12, $25 ---Call: 732-530-1753
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