MARY, MOTHER OF GOD CHURCH
Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time
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FIRST FRIDAY – September 7
8:15 Robert Runge, Sr., request of Barbara Bacmeister
Elma Connelly, request of Joe/Kathy Cellicane
12:00 Frances Magaraci, r/o M/M Anthony Volastro
Paquita Maglaya, request of Maria Le Comte
7:00 PM Healing Mass – Saint Mary Chapel
SATURDAY – September 8, The Nativity of the Blessed
Virgin Mary
8:15 Jack Sprouls, request of Cathy Daniels
Diane Genovese, request of Elizabeth Kingsbery
"Why do your disciples not follow the tradition of the
elders but instead eat a meal with unclean hands?" He
responded, "Well did Isaiah prophesy about you
hypocrites, as it is written: This people honors me with
their lips, but their hearts are far from me." - Mk 7:5b-6
Candles ~ September 2 - 8
CHAPEL SANCTUARY CANDLE
Special Intention for Fr Jeff on his installation as Pastor
of Saint Mary’s, request of Rectory Staff.
ADORATION CHAPEL CANDLES
Special Intention for Nadine and Michael Abline on their
wedding anniversary, request of Mom.
Special Intention for Catherine Bryan, request of Tess
Jordan.
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 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 
NEXT WEEKEND
LABOR DAY
MONDAY – September 3, St. Gregory the Great
~ONLY ONE MASS THIS DAY ~
Mary, Mother of God Church
9:00 Special Intention for All the Children in the Parish
Danny Durino, request of Wife
Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time
SATURDAY VIGIL MASS (September 8)
5:00 PM
Installation Mass of Fr. Jeff Kegley as
Pastor of the Parish of Saint Mary
Rafaella De Martino, request of DeMartino and
Vlacancich Families
Gloria Guerra, request of Margie Nimbley
TUESDAY – September 4
8:15 Frank Sullivan, request of Connie Sullivan
Robert R. Pace, request of Patricia/Joe McCarthy
12:00 Anne Marrinan, request of Ken/Kathy Falls
John Lynch, request of Anna Mae/Gene Garb
MARY, MOTHER OF GOD CHURCH
September 9, 2012
7:30 For our Parishioners
9:00 Diane Schultz, request of Mother
10:30 Angela Napoli Daley, r/o Donald/Lillian Napoli
12:00 Peter Milano (WTC), request of Family
5:00 PM
John Sweeney, request of wife, Helen
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WEDNESDAY – September 5
8:15 Molly Walsh, request of Son
Irwin Family, request of Tess Jordan
12:00 Marie Smith, request of Family
Nancy Keenan, request of Family
THURSDAY – September 6
8:15 Deceased Members of the Moore Family, request of
the Gallagher Family
Richie Purpura, request of the Seggio Family
12:00 Souls in Purgatory, request of Nuvia
John Stanislawczyk, request of Lidia/Alfred Faust
Pantry Sunday
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MIDDLETOWN, N J
Jesus is Lord!
Veni, Sancte Spiritus!
"All Christ's faithful are to promote Catholic schools,
doing everything possible to help in establishing and maintaining them.”
Canon Law 800.2
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
This coming week our school buildings “come alive” with the return of the students of the Campus Schools of
Saint Mary Parish. I have been writing to you a lot about Catholic education, and this weekend you will hear
(or have heard) me speak about it at all our Liturgies. My reason for doing so is that Catholic education is
essential for us living out the mission given to us by Jesus Himself, when He said: Go make disciples. The
Campus Schools of Saint Mary Parish are here first-and-foremost for mission- to assist all our parents (the
first teachers) in the formation of their children in our treasured Catholic faith – and I do mean all our
parents.
Since arriving at Saint Mary’s, I have had many conversations about Catholic education. I rejoice as I hear of
the blessings our schools have been in the lives of so many of our parishioners. Yet, it has also saddened me
when I have heard that there are parents who could not send their children to Saint Mary Grade School or
Mater Dei Prep because they could not afford to do so. I understand that Catholic education is a significant
investment, both personally and financially. However, Catholic school cannot be just for those families who
can afford them – that is not Catholic! Catholic schools must be available for every Catholic family regardless
of income! As pastor, you will hear me say over and over again that, it is my philosophy that any Saint
Mary parents, who are actively practicing their faith, and wishes their child to receive a Catholic
education at the Campus Schools of Saint Mary Parish are able to do so regardless of their financial
situation. This is what it means to be “Catholic!” This is a belief I hold at the core of my being and one that I
am committed to making possible.
This is one of the main reasons that today our parish establishes the Ave Maria Fund. The Ave Maria Fund
provides an avenue for all Christ’s faithful to “Invest in the Mission” of the Campus Schools of Saint Mary
Parish by their generous financial support. The weekly collection for the Ave Maria Fund is only the first
step to raise the needed financial resources that will enable us to offer student financial aid along with
supporting the ongoing priorities of the Campus Schools of Saint Mary Parish. Most importantly, the Ave
Maria Fund helps us fulfill the Great Commission of Jesus Christ, to Go make Disciples!
As the Campus Schools of Saint Mary Parish open this week, I ask that we all pray for the Lord’s blessing on
our students and the new school year. A prayer card for our schools will be “handed out” by our students at
the end of all the Masses this weekend. I cannot over-emphasize the importance of your prayers in the
support of our mission of Catholic education. Let us also, in prayer, commend our students to the maternal
care of Mary, the Mother of God… they are ---after all ---“Mary’s kids.”
“Sancta Maria, Mater Dei, ora pro nobis!”
In Jesus and Mary,
Father Jeff Kegley
Pastor
PS: On Monday, our nation celebrates Labor Day. Please join our parish community at our 9:00 a.m. Mass at Mary,
Mother of God Church in celebrating the blessings of our work, and pray for those who are seeking employment.
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TWENTY-FIRST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
“To everything there is a season
and a time to every purpose under heaven.”
Ecclesiastes
. . .a time to be born. . . . Jonathan Richard Savino
. . . .a time to love. . . . . . . .. . . .
. . .a time to heal. . . . . . . .
Lord of Life, you desire wholeness for your people. Be
with those who ask for help. Please bring health, healing and hope to those in our community who are sick especially, ,
Gail Collis (np), Johanna Gallagher, Doug Hanson (np), Jessie Santo, Lorrie Seggio, and we ask You, Lord, to watch over
those who are hungry, the homeless, 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, for
those that suffer from depression, 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, dementia, and their families.
(2)… Pete Wilkens, Robert Flannery
Fr. Gilbert Dutil (np), Mary Vari (np), Sandra de La Hoz (np), Fanny
Marulanda (np), Bill Flanagan, and Margaret Cascone;
(3)… Maryann Pepsin, Helen Kovach (np), Marie Kugelman, Joan Wyman, Obeida and James Newman (np), and
Megan Quinn (np);
(4)… Ines Montoya (np), MacDara Lyden, Linda Lowther (np), and Marie Annunziata;
(np),
(5)… Katie McCarthy, Kenneth McGrath
Jennifer Brea (np), Rita Romeo (np), John Klimovich (np), Alexandra
Confusione (child, np), Eleanor Paulsen (np), Pat Teehan, Stephanie Hardman, Joseph Accurso, Sr., Russell Meyer,
Betty Martingano, Sandra Lorena Ospina (np), William Dolan III, Shirley and Robert Griffiths (np), Addie Calandriello,
Kevin McGowan, Craig Bahrs, Bonnie Osborne, Shannon Glich, Justin Gabriel, Joseph Wehner, Henry Ballasty, Roberta
‘Bobbie’ Lonergan, Mac and Terry Lyden, Rita Young, Gary and Lorrie Hermann (Parents of Sister Sharon), Tracy Spece
(np), Morgan, Colin Bibaud (child), Vincent Fumo (np), Kevin Kret (St. Leo’s), Terry McGhee (St. Ann’s), Anne Liddy, and Noel
Anderson.
(np),
Intentions will be listed for five weeks and then removed, unless the requestor calls to extend it.
. . .a time to be Born to Eternal Life…Sister Elizabeth Garvey, RSM, Frank La Guadia, Mary Anne Masciale, Harry
Brandshagen, 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,
PFC Michael Leist, Afghanistan ~ Staff Sergeant Craig Kubolka II, Army Ranger, 7 th Deployment to the
Middle East ~ Greg Charpek, U. S. Coast Guard, ~ A.J. Knudsen, U. S. Army ~ Daniel Dunne, U.S. Navy ~
H.M. Ashley Thompson, U.S. Navy, ~ Lt. Col. Kevin Meisler, Army Reserve ~ Captain Josh Pershing, U. S. Air Force, 3rd
tour-Iraq ~ Master Gunnery Sgt. C. T. Gregoire, Marines ~ SFC Wesley Briggs, U. S. Army ~ 2 tour in Iraq, stationed
in Egypt; Kiera Connerty, West Point graduate, Black Hawk helicopter pilot ~ Iraq; Nicole (deployed to Qatar) and
Justin (deployed to Kyrgyztan) Westmoreland, Air Force ~ Lance Cpl. Jonathan Bagnato, Andrew Leroy, 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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TWENTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
The Rite of Initiation of Adults
Hear Ye!
Hear Ye!
Who?
RCIA Catechists, Team Members, Orientation Parish Prayer
Partners, Catechumens and Candidates, are invited to
THE PROGRAM ORIENTATION
When?
Sunday, September 9, at 9:00 a.m.
Where?
Mary, Mother of God Church – Bulman Center Meeting Room
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults is a journey of faith. It is a gradual process of
unfolding the mysteries of faith, which “takes place within the community of the faithful” who
journey with the catechumens and candidates, and also renews their own conversion. The initial
period of inquiry is essential to the journey of faith as a time of evangelization.
We pray that their hearts be opened by the Holy Spirit. May they believe and be freely
converted to the Lord and commit themselves sincerely to Him. For He who is the way, the truth,
and the life fulfills all their spiritual expectations, indeed infinitely surpasses them.
For further information, call Sr. Gloria @ 732-671-0071.
The Parish Vocation Committee (PVC) asks. . . . .
WHY PRAY AT HOME? ?
Studies have shown that the simple routine of praying together at home makes it much more likely
you will:
Build a life-long thriving marriage
Strengthen the relationship with your children and teens
Nurture strong faith in the hearts of your children and teens
Reduce the level of tension in your home
-(to be continued)The October Calendar on which you are invited to sign up to reserve a PRAYERCONTAINER for a week is in the Narthex.
-Parish Vocation Council
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SEPTEMBER 2, 2012
“COME TO ME,
ALL YOU WHO LABOR AND ARE BURDENED,
AND I WILL GIVE YOU REST.”
Matthew 11:28
The Ave Maria Fund
PLEASE NOTE
Thank You!
Stewardship of Treasure
Today, our first collection
will be our weekly offering
and ‘Help us to catch up with payments of our summer
bills’ collection. Both offerings will be taken together.
Our second collection will be our free-will offering
for The Ave Maria Fund.
May God bless you for your continued support to
your church, Mary, Mother of God.
Week of August 25/26, 2012:
Regular…..........$21,733.00
Children’s…………167.00
$21,900.00
T O T A L
Intercession for Life
$21,900.00
Candle Offering…………………………$
Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
451.00
Thank You!
For all unborn children, and especially for the
babies of unmarried mothers, that God might send an
angel to protect them:
God bless you for your continued support!
We pray to the LORD:
Our Poor Boxes are The Bread Boxes
for the Poor
Intercession for
Vocation Awareness
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
Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time:
 That religious who live the evangelical
counsels of poverty, chastity and obedience may present
a model of spirituality that will attract new members to
religious community life,
for your response
We pray to the LORD:
members of
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Our Perpetual Adoration Chapel
Mary, Mother of God Church
Open Seven Days A Week
24 Hours A Day
Come, and
Visit With Jesus!
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SEPTEMBER 2, 2012
WELCOME! DEACON JOHN CLYMORE!
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
It is with great joy that I inform you that Bishop David O’Connell has assigned Deacon John Clymore to our
parish community. Deacon John has previously served in Holy Family Church (Union Beach) and Jesus the
Lord Church (Keyport). He and his wife, Marilyn, have children and 16 grandchildren. Deacon John was
ordained in 1995 and looks forward to serving the people of Saint Mary Parish. Please join me in prayer that
the Lord will continue to abundantly bless Deacon John and the ministry that he does in His Name.
In Jesus and Mary,
Father Jeff
St. Mary’s Cross Country 2012
Come Join the SMS Cross Country Team! ! !
The St. Mary’s Cross Country Team will start the 2012 season with sign-ups and practice for Grades 4-8 at
5:00 p.m. on Thursday, September 6 and Friday, September 7 at Tatum Park (Holland Road entrance).
All St. Mary’s School and PREP Students in Grades 4 to 8 are eligible. Everyone who signs up will
participate. Registration forms, etc., will be handed out at the track. For additional information, please
email smstrack@verizon.net.
We are always looking for additional coaches – just send an email to smstrack@verizon.net. Information on
coaching, as well as Rutgers Safety Class and Virtus training will be provided.
Charismatic Healing Mass
Friday, September 7th – 7:00 p.m.
St. Mary Chapel
Our celebrant will be Fr. Jeff
All Are Invited to Attend.
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SEPTEMBER 2, 2012
D e p art m e n t o f P a s t o ra l C ar e
D i oc e s e o f T r e n t on
You Are Invited!!!!
All Parish Nurses/Faith Community Nurses &
Parish-Based Healthcare Ministry Coordinators
Are Cordially Invited to an
Enrichment Day
Featuring
Lauren A. Mergenthaler, CRNP, MSN, OCN, CHPN
Palliative Care Nurse Practitioner
St. Francis Medical Center
“Palliative Care for the Faith
Community Nurse”
on Thursday, September 27, 2012
11:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
St. Francis Medical Center
601 Hamilton Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey
Sponsored by the Department of Pastoral Care to introduce the Diocese of Trenton “2012 Guide for Parish Health &
Wellness Ministries and Faith Community Nursing.” Mass will be celebrated and lunch will be served. Kindly respond to Pat
Martin at 609-403-7207 or email your response to pmarti@dioceseoftrenton.org by September 17th.
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TWENTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
SPECIAL BLESSING
FOR EXPECTANT
MOTHERS AND FATHERS
THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL BLESSING FOR
EXPECTANT MOTHERS AND FATHERS
FOLLOWING THE 12:00 NOON MASS
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2012
AT
MARY, MOTHER OF GOD R. C. CHURCH
19 CHERRY TREE FARM ROAD
MIDDLETOWN, NJ 07748
(732) 671-0071
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------YOU NEED NOT BE A PARISHIONER TO RECEIVE THE BLESSING
IF PLANNING TO ATTEND, PLEASE NOTIFY THE PARISH OFFICE (732-671-0071),
BY THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13TH
NAME__________________________________________TELEPHONE___________________
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TWENTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Nurturing generous disciples to serve
as the hands and feet of Christ
“Be doers of the word and not hearers only….”
James 1:22
To be a great Christian,
you must be a great servant.
What do you do to live God’s word?
Do you share time and talent with your parish or those in need?
Do you support the work of the Church with the fruits from your own work?
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TWENTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
VIRTUS SEMINAR – Protecting God’s Children
Virtus Program – Protecting Gods Children will be offered in the Msgr. Bulman Center from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00
p.m. on Tuesday, September 11th. You must be Virtus certified if you volunteer with children or work at Saint
Mary’s and have not attended this program in the past! Please pre-register for the class on-line at www.virtus.org
after Wednesday, September 5th - prior to the session start!
For more information: Call: 732-671-0071 or Email: DeaconBob612@aol.com
Rosary Altar Society
Cursillo
The next Corporate Communion Mass of the
Rosary Altar Society will be Sunday,
September 9 at the 10:30 a.m. Mass.
The Diocese of Trenton Cursillo Movement will host their
Diocesan Mass at 8:00 P.M. on Friday, September 7th at
Epiphany Church in Brick. Terry Ginther, who is the
Director of Pastoral Planning for the Diocese, will give us an
update on the upcoming Eucharistic Conference, which will
kick-off the “Year of Faith” our Holy Father has declared.
All are welcome to join us in this joyous celebration of the
Eucharist.
On Monday, September 10, at 7:30 p.m. we will meet in the
Chapel basement to pray the Rosary and go over details for
our upcoming Rosary Rally. THERE WILL BE NO
BENEDICTION THIS MONTH.
If you are interested in joining the Rosary Altar Society,
please contact Debbie Schneider at 732-706-0095 or Janet
Moscuzza at 732-671-7248 or come to one of our meetings
to see what we are all about.
The Bayshore Ultreya of Cursillo meets in St. Mary Chapel
lower hall every second Saturday of the month at 9:00 A.M.
For the month of September, we will be meeting on
Saturday, September 8th . All are welcome.
We invite all Cursillestas living their 4th day to join us for
fellowship and sharing. To find out more about us, call Janet
Moscuzza (732) 671-7248.
Rooms to Rent
Two bedrooms in home with kitchen and laundry facilities to
share. Please call 732-495-5509.
Any women interested in completing a weekend this Fall,
contact Janet or go to www.Shortcourse.org., and/or
www.TrentonCursillo.org.
Currier Walnut Upright Piano
Breast
Cancer
Support
One of our parishioners, Lorraine Chielli, has a Currier
Walnut upright piano for sale $150. It will need to be tuned
after it is purchased. If anyone is interested, they should call
Lorraine at 732-671-9384.
Group
The breast cancer support group will resume their
meetings on Tuesday, September 11th at 7:30 p.m. at
Mary, Mother of God Church, Ministers’ Room (off the
Narthex). “Please mark your calendars and join us as we
support one another in the fight against breast cancer.”
Please contact Donna Large with your interest in this
group at dlarge@comcast.net or 732-241-6461.
‘More than ever,
we need to pray for
one another’
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TWENTY-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 September 2, 2012.

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Sean, MacDara, James, Robert and Michael Lyden,
Request of Parents
Charles Mazzarella,
Request of Stephen/Donna Muscarella
Charles McBride,
Request of the Finer Family
Carmel McLoughlin,
Request of Ed/Ann Golding
Rose Mary Vena Nichols,
Request of Laurie/Joe Herlihy
Anna Sybill O’Brien,
Request of her beloved daughters, Sandy,
Sherry/Susan and families
Judy O’Keefe,
Request of Carl/Roberta Sheridan
Mary Papalia,
Request of the Scharen Family
In Loving Memory of Janet Reilly, R.N.,
Request of husband, Tom
In Loving Memory of our Mother, Janet Reilly,
Request of her Daughters
In loving memory of my beloved wife, Janet,
on the Occasion of our 50th Wedding Anniversary,
Request of husband, Tom Reilly
Dean Ryan,
Request of Barbara/Bill Gilbert
Request of the Boccasino Family
John W. Sadowski,
Request of Wife
Dorothy Seleski,
Request of the Wagner Family
Alfred Spitzer,
Request of Stephen/Mary Kelleher
Request of the Goins Family
Request of Mary/John McMahon
Request of Regina/John Begley
Robert Stevenson, Sr.,
Request of the Madero Family
Donna Szlontai,
Request of M/M Thomas Ryan
Request of Thomas/Linda Ryan
Gilbert Tosta,
Request of Kelly Godley
-Continued-
Malcolm Brookshire,
Request of the Chuisano Family
Pompa Carolina,
Request of Dino/Romilda De Sanctis
David Chachko,
Request of Pat/Sal Cino
Diane Clark,
Request of the Hines Family
Eileen D’Alvia,
Request of Dolly Aliventi
Request of the Foy Family
Request of Lourdes/Bing Cheo
Request of Dave/Denise Chepauskas
Connie Del Asandro,
Request of the Gentile Family
James Durning,
Request of Peggy
Karen Jean Egan,
Request of the Gould Family
Chuck Fox,
Request of the Valentine Family
Kathleen Gaine,
Request of Olga Kacmarova
Thomas Giannone,
Request of Lucy Giannone
Florence Grimaldi,
Request of M/M John Gulluscio
Ann Harbeck,
Request of M/M Bruce Gsell
Albert J. Holius,
Request of Jan Flanagan and Family
Diane Knerr,
Request of Karen Blackbourn
Request of Maureen Yetman
Thomas Krafinski,
Request of Jeffrey Britt
Kyle Lee,
Request of Joanne Coppola
JoAnn Lennon,
Request of Rosemary/Bill Denver
Request of the Ralph Troisi
Request of Ed/Ann Golding
Les Lucas,
Request of Marge/Bill Hemberger
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TWENTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
St. Mary’s Faith Community
Nursing Ministry
- 2
Carolina Uy,
Request of Fr. Joe Noche
Stanley Varno,
Request of M/M Thomas Ashe
Jack Walsh,
Request of Roberta Sheridan
Carolyn Wood,
Request of Penny Ramirez
Ellen Shelly Wylie,
Request of Chris/Pat Davis
Seizure Emergency
Care
At
Home
Home care is appropriate when a person is known
to have seizures. If the seizure is brief, and if the
person recovers uneventfully. Usually, the patient
is being treated by a neurologist and that doctor
may need to be notified. However, there are
some suggestions that may help prevent injuries
associated with seizures as folllows:
May these and all the souls of the
faithful departed through the mercy of
Prevent Injuries
God, Rest in Peace. Amen.
Cushion the head
Loosen any tight neckwear

Turn the person on his/her side after
the convulsion ceases. This may help drain
any moisture or secretions from the person’s
mouth and prevent choking or aspiration.
In Thanksgiving to Saint Mary’s Parish for their
prayers,
Request of Janet Corcoran
Do not place anything in the patient’s mouth
or try to pry the teeth apart.
Observe these items:
Length of seizure
Type of movements
Direction of any head or eye turning
Amount of time to return to alertness
and full consciousness
-Courtesy of E Medicine Health
Eileen Theall, R. N.
____________________________________
‘There is never a day that
We should not pray.’
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TWENTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
ST MARY’S GREAT FLEA MARKET 2012
To be held on Saturday, October 20, 2012 from 9:00AM to 3:00PM. The proceeds of the event will benefit our Parish
Twinning Ministry with Our Lady of Assumption in Sololá, Guatemala. The Flea Market will be held outdoors at St Mary’s
Parish, 19 Cherry Tree Farm Rd, Middletown, New Jersey. The Market will take place on our FAIRGROUNDS (Mater Dei
Prep/St Mary’s parking lot). The event is “rain or shine”. Please include your email when responding with your application
for further instructions regarding set-up etc.
Sales
You may sell crafts, jewelry, clothing, toys, books, tools, appliances, furniture, collectibles, linens ….
anything you have been wanting to clean out of your home! Keep in mind that, at the end of the day, you must remove
everything from our grounds that you have not sold. We will NOT have any dumpsters and would appreciate your
cooperation in taking any trash you accumulate with you for disposal at your home. You may NOT sell food unless you
have registered with us as a “FOOD VENDOR” and have acquired the proper Middletown Board of Health permits.
Set-up
You may arrive at 7:00AM to set-up. You must be on the grounds by 8:30AM. We will not allow any cars
on the MARKET grounds after 8:30AM. There will be traffic directors to guide you to your spot. You must supply your
own tables and chairs. PLEASE DO NOT PACK UP BEFORE 3:00PM.
On the Market grounds -You will not be able to move your car before the end of the event at 3:00PM. If you
must leave early, you must park in the Grammar School lot after set-up. For the safety of those attending, cars will not be
permitted to move from Market area during the day. Breakfast and lunch items will be available for purchase. There will be
an hourly 50/50.
Please make all checks payable to St. Mary’s
We expect to sell out quickly…..send in your application ASAP. SPACES STARTING AT $30. Send all applications
and a self-addressed, stamped envelope (for your car space permit and a copy of your contract) along with your check to:
Kathy Plath- 608 Sumner Ave- Belford NJ- 07718
You may drop-off your application with your check and self-addressed envelope at the Parish office. If you have any
questions - please email them to Kathy Plath (email - griff652@aol.com). We wish to thank you, in advance, for your
support. We are confident that the St Mary’s Great Flea Market will be lots of fun and a huge success for our Parish
Community!
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TWENTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
CONTRACT APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE IN PARISH OFFICE & IN NARTHEX AT HOSPITALITY
TABLE
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TWENTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
ST MARY’S GREAT FLEA MARKET 2012
APPLICATION
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2012, 9:00 A.M. TO 3:00 P.M.
PLEASE PRINT
Name______________________________________Phone___________________
Address____________________________________________________________
Town________________________________State__________Zip_____________
E-mail address (confirmation of payment will be emailed to you)
Email____________________________________________________________________________
( ) single space @ $30 (two parking spaces: 1 for car, 1 for sales tables (back to back)
You may reserve more than 1 space.
( ) 10X10 space for canopy @ $60 (2 parking spaces wide, 2 car spaces behind canopy)
( ) FOOD VENDOR SPACE @$100 NO ELECTRIC AVAILABLE
Type of food items being sold?_______________________________________________________
The below signed Flea Market participant hereby contracts and accepts the terms for inclusion at the above named Show
and the enclosed check is payment in full. St Mary’s Parish and Mary, Mother of God Church assume no liability for loss,
fire, theft, damage, or accidental injury. Participants shall be liable for any damage to their own possessions and for any
injury to themselves and their guests while on the property.
MARKET DATE IS RAIN OR SHINE.
NO REFUNDS WILL BE MADE.
Signature___________________________________________________________________Date____________________
Mail completed application to: Kathy Plath, 608 Sumner Ave, Belford, NJ, 07718 or drop off at Parish office.
MUST ENCLOSE SELF-ADDRESSED-STAMPED-ENVELOPE FOR ON-SITE PARKING PERMIT
Payment Received:_____________________________ Date:_______________________
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TWENTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Forever Hope, Inc.
Forever Hope, Inc., a Middletown, NJ based non-profit organization founded by two Mater Dei alumni,
Ryan Killeen and Tom Matthew, is conducting a cancer patient fundraising event for a St. Mary parishioner
and young mother from Middletown named, Bonnie Osborne, who has been diagnosed with Multiple
Myeloma. Bonnie, her husband and two children have been fighting this aggressive disease for the past year
and as we all certainly know, treatment for an illness like this is very expensive.
Bonnie has been under the care of the Multiple Myeloma Institute based in Little Rock, Arkansas and has
been receiving specialized treatments for her disease and also alternating visits with her local oncologist.
Our organization seeks to offer a financial and supportive hand to families such as Bonnie’s who are
undergoing a stressful and exhaustive period in their lives. So in order to provide some monetary assistance
to the Osborne family in their time of need, we have decided to host a “Cornhole Tournament” on September
2nd at McDonagh’s Pub in Keyport, NJ. All proceeds from the fund-raising event will go directly to Bonnie’s
family to offset those extraordinary expenses; but we need your help.
Cornhole Tournament
September 2, 2012 ~ 12:00 P. M.
McDonagh’s Pub, Keyport, NJ
Most importantly, we ask you for your continued prayers for Bonnie and her family. If you wish to make a
monetary donation, please send a check payable to Forever Hope, Inc with a notation for “Bonnie” and mail it
to: Forever Hope, Inc., P. O. Box 644, New Monmouth, NJ 07748.
If you wish to learn more about Forever Hope, its mission and the September 2nd event, please contact Ryan
Killeen at 732-977-6655 or at rKilleen@foreverhopenj.com. Thank you and God bless you!!!
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TWENTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
St. Mary’s Travel Group
All trips …. Contact Fran Timpanaro, 732-708-0430
Saturday, September 29th
Broadway’s Newest Disney Musical * * * “Newsies” * * * NEW DATE AND TIME!
This musical is packed with fun and show tunes you will sing all the way home, high
energy and family friendly. Any Disney musical is a hit. Up for 20 awards, eight of
which are the Tony’s. $141. per person, includes transportation, show ticket, gratuity.
2:00 p.m. show time, planning to leave parking lot at 10:30 a.m.
February 3rd to 9th, 2013
All-inclusive trip to Montego Bay, Jamaica - Great price that you will need to hold with a deposit of
$350.00. Holding only 30 spots. Great time to get away from the cold weather. Price will be $1,550.00 per
person, double occupancy. More details on single and triple occupancies to follow. Includes transportation
to and from airport, airfare with United (was Continental); hotel/all inclusive, tips, tax and insurance.
Resort only six miles away from airport. Holiday Inn / Sun Spree Resort Hotel & Spa.
March 15 to March 20, 2013
Enjoy New Orleans!
Experience the Altars of St. Joseph on St. Joseph’s Day! See the St. Patrick’s Day Parade like never before.
Air, Air Tax and Land $1,999.00 per person sharing double room. Round trip flights, transportation by
luxury motor coach in New Orleans, hotel accommodations based on twin-bedded rooms, 5 nights, full
breakfast (6), French Quarter, New Orleans City tour, St. Joseph Altar, St. Louis Cathedral, St. Patrick’s
Day Parade, Food and Beverage Museum, Italian American Cultural Center, Ferry to Algiers Point and
stroll quaint historic streets. For more details, please call Fran Timpanaro at 732 708 0430.
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St. Mary’s Travel Group
Contact: Francesca Locicero at 732-539-4971
Join us for an 8-Day Tour April 25 through May 2, 2013
We’re off to London and Paris (with optional 3-night Rome extension). Enjoy the sights of Buckingham
Palace, Big Ben, Euro-star Train, Seine River Cruise, Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, and much, much
more. Double occupancy $3,449.00 (save $100 by booking now).
Slide Show Presentation to be held on Thursday, October 4, 2012 at 7:00 p.m. in the Bulman Center Meeting
Room I. To sign up for the slide show or to book this trip, please contact Francesca Locicero at 732-5394971.
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End-of- Life Issues and Advance Directives
September 19, 2012, 7:00 PM, Room 17
108 Middletown Road, St. Catharine Church, Holmdel
Speaker: Fr. Michael Manning, M.D., S.T.L.
To register, call St. Catharine’s at 732.842.3963 x13. For directions go to
http://www.stcatharine.net/direction.html.
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