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St. Raphael - Holy Angels Parish
Hamilton, nj
---------------------------4th Sunday in Ordinary Time
February 1, 2015
Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration Chapel
MASSES for the Week of February 1, 2015
Weekday Masses are in St. Raphael Church. Weekend Masses are
in Holy Angels Church (HA) or St. Raphael Church (SR).
Sat., Jan. 31.
4:00 pm (HA)- Patricia Butera, r/b Phyllis Badessa
5:00pm- (SR)-Carlo & Maria Dileo, r/b Daughters
Sun., Feb. 1. FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
7:30 am (SR)-Members of the Purgatorial Society
8:30 am (HA-sign interpreted)-People of the Parish
9:30 am (SR)-Lucy & Charles H. Edwards, Sr., r/b Charlene Fattori
10:30 am (HA)-Rosemary Dombrowski, r/b Elderberry Club
11:30 am (SR)-Isabells Caprario, r/b Husband & Family
5:00 pm (SR)-Marion Mayernik, r/b Family
Mon., Feb. 2. FEAST OF THE PRESENTATION OF THE LORD
7:30 am-Anne Sparano, r/b Susan & David Mc Grory
7:00 pm-Anna B. Mount, r/b Daughter
Tues., Feb. 3. Weekday; Memorial of Saint Blaise, Bishop, Martyr; Memorial of
7:30 am-Judy Quinn, r/b Conboy Family
Saint Ansgar, Bishop
7:00 pm-Evelyn Tonzillo, r/b Rose Marie Szarka & Son
Wed., Feb. 4. Weekday.
7:30 am-Mary Ann Walter, r/b Joe & Debbie
7:00 pm-Julia Rich, r/b The Madola Family
Thurs., Feb. 5. Memorial of Saint Agatha, Virgin, Martyr
7:30 am-Margaret Schofield, r/b Sister, Eleanor Mucciarello
7:00 pm- Joan M. Carter, r/b Son, Peter J. Carter
Fri., Feb. 6. Memorial of Saint Paul Miki, Martyr, and Companions, Martyrs
7:30 am-Felice & Nancy DiMatteo, r/b Mr. & Mrs. Al Tallone
7:00 pm-Anna Maziarz, r/b Daughter
Sat., Feb. 7. Weekday. Memorial of the Blessed Virgin Mary on Saturday
8:00 am (SR)-(no intention)
4:00 pm (HA)-Vincent Angeline, r/b Doris Angeline
5:00pm- (SR)-Stephanie A. Panacek, r/b Mrazik Family
Sun., Feb. 8. FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
7:30 am (SR)-Linda Turpan, r/b James Oliver
8:30 am (HA-sign interpreted)-John Henry, r/b William Henry & Family
9:30 am (SR)-Members of the Rosary Altar Society
10:30 am (HA)-John Caruso, r/b Angelo Lucidi
11:30 am (SR)-Paul & Elvera Crucili, r/b Rose & John Crucili
5:00 pm (SR)-Richard J. Riley, Jr., r/b Helen Augustyn
PRAY for those in MILITARY SERVICE
Army Chief Warrant Officer Michael Polyak, Iraq; Petty Officer
Ryan Bucchi, U.S.S. Carl Vinson; & Father Patrick McPartland,
USN (Chaplain Corps).
PARISH OFFICE (rectory): 3500 S. Broad St., Hamilton, N.J. 08610; 609-5857049; fax: 609-585-5876; e-mail: [email protected]; www.straphaelholyangels.com/index (including link to current week’s bulletin). HOURS (Labor
Day to July 4): Mon.– Thurs. 9am-8pm; Fri. 9am-7pm; Sat. & Sun. 9am-12 noon.
PARISH CLERGY: Rev. John O. Chang (pastor), Rev. Gene P. Daguplo
(parochial vicar), Deacon Robert Tharp, Deacon Sal Marcello, Deacon Thomas
Lavelle, Deacon Richard Arcari, Deacon Bill Palmisano, Deacon David Colter,
Deacon Gregory Costa. IN RESIDENCE: Rev. James F. McGoldrick, S.M. PASTORAL ASSOCIATE: Sr. Sandra Kulick, S.S.J. (609-270-0388). FAITH FORMATION (609-585-0542): Deacon Bill Palmisano, DRE; Midge Cassarini, Secretary. FOOD PANTRY: John Margicin (609-585-3848). MUSIC DIRECTOR: Lori
Hoos (609-462-2929). SCHOOL (609-585-7733; fax: 609-581-8436;
www.srsnj.org) (Mon.-Fri., 8am-3pm): Mrs. Ann M. Cwirko, Principal. YOUTH
MINISTRY: Gez Ford (609-456-8857). BUSINESS MANAGER: Dennis Heffernan.
CONFESSIONS: In St. Raphael Church: after daily 7:00 p.m.
Mass (except 1st Wed., 3rd Fri., holy days of obligation, vigils of
holy days, and other days as noted), and Sat. 3:45-4:40 p.m. In
Holy Angels Church: after 8:30 a.m. Sunday Mass.
WEDDING ARRANGEMENTS
According to the Common Policy of the five Latin-rite (Roman Catholic)
dioceses of New Jersey, there must be twelve months of marriage
preparation for each couple who desires to be married in the Church.
Please do not make any wedding arrangements (including reception hall) until you have met with the pastor, and he has approved the
wedding date with you.
Pray for the sick & homebound of our parish.
Richard Adam—Kris Agron—Scott Allen—Arlene Amisson—Janet
Auletta—Joseph Battiste—Larry and Rose Belviso—Christopher
Bennett—Lena Bentz—Patricia Bessel—Michael Boehm—Janet
Bonifazi—Carmela Bortz—Floria Brenna—Jill Brennan—Donna
Bruce—Robert Candelori—Frank Caprario—Georgiana Castaldo—
Carol Cerci—Alyssa Chaconis— Cartlidge Family—Helen Ciali—Ralph
Cicia—Patrick Cifelli—Gary Cole--Peter Coniglio--Lou Costa, Sr.—
Rose Crucili—Robert Cunningham—Harry Day—Ralph DiDonato—
Eileen DiLouie—Justine Doan—Louise Dolci—Bob Dunne—Jason and
John Dzbenski—Patricia Eckstein—Anthony Fabrizio—Carolyn
Faughnan—Loretta Ferri--Linda Fetterman—Marie Filidore—Bernadine
Filippi—Timothy Flodmand—Francis Foley—Doreen Forberg—Peggy
Ann Frisoli—Patricia and James Gardner—Mary Garrett—Karli
Garzillo—Lynn Goldenbaum—Helen Golinski—Joseph Gresko—Rita
Henry—David Hibbs—Anita Hips—Lois Honigman—Lori Hoos—Bill
Hutman—George and Joyce Janice—MaryAnn Kardos—Barry Kelly—
Patti Kelly—Cassidy Kmetz—Gary Klein—Carole Kossakowski—Mary
Krecicki—Josie Laird—Helen Lamarca—Louie Lastrina—Deacon Tom
Lavelle—Anthony Lecato—Trent Lins—Abby Lynch—Julia Makrancy—
John Margicin—Richard Martinez—Anna Maziarz—Mary McDonald—
Douglas Middleton—Edward Milerick—Anna Modica—Michael
Norton—Jean Noto—Robert O’Boyle—Christine O’Connor—Patti
O’Gorman—Stefania Peluso—Bob Penardi—Sharon Pepe—Claire
Perry—Nancy Pollack—Edward Quinn, III—Albert Rafalski—John
Ratico—Percy Renou— Chet and Ling Rhodes—Gloria Ridolfi—Cindy
Roldan—Thomas Ruble—Karen Salva—Frank Salvatore—Scott J.
Scaccetti—Debrah Scanlan—William & Theresa Scanlan—Josephine
Scaringelli—Claire Schiabone—Jane Schultz—Pauline Sikorski—
Thomas Slater—Mary Sly—Thomas Small—Gertrude and Glen
Smith—Marilyn Snider—Linda Stopsky—Evelyn Suder—Mary
Tomchik—Shana Tucker---MaryAnn Ubry—Julia Ulla—April Van
Ness—Erin Webster—Virginia Whitty—MaryJane Zimmer—Frank
Zsenak—Virginia Zuno
PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR DECEASED
Michael DeLucia,Judith Hohman, Julia Linzenbold, Eleanor
Panasowich, Theresa Santosussa, Camillo “Tony” Signora, & Michael
Tomasulo
ALTAR SERVER SCHEDULE
Saturday, February 7:
4:00 pm-HA:
D. Colter, J.P. Colter, N. Hollendonner
5:00 pm-SR:
S. Vernon, B. O’Malley, C. O’Malley,
S. O’Malley
Sunday, February 8:
7:30 am-SR:
J. Teague, A. Berrios, S. Berrios
8:30 am-HA
L. Kelly, D. Yasick, M. DelPo
9:30 am-SR:
M. Costantino, M. Flowers, E. Nezezon,
C. Figueroa
10:30am-HA:
L. Persichilli, M. Vizzoni, S. Vizzoni
11:30am-SR:
F. Jackson, Edem Tweneboah,
E. Tweneboah, A. Osborne
5:00 pm-SR
A. Boddie, A. Sargent, D. Zoltanski,
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Dear parishioners,
As you may recall, the roads and sidewalks were very icy on Sunday morning, January 18, which affected the Mass attendance and weekly collection. Five days later, Central Jersey’s first measurable winter storm for 2014-15 began -- late Friday evening,
January 23 -- and ended on Saturday, Jan. 24, resulting in a couple inches or so of snow. Two days later, on Monday, January 26, at
around 7:45 a.m. (during the 7:30 morning Mass), Winter Storm Juno arrived in Hamilton. At 10 a.m. (and into the afternoon), the
Weather Channel forecast was for heavy snowfall from around 6 p.m. till around 10 a.m. on Tuesday, with the snow ending Tuesday
night at around 9 p.m. At some point on Monday, the forecast was changed, predicting that the heavy snow would begin six hours
later than originally thought, i.e., at midnight (instead of 6 p.m.), and continuing till around 9 a.m., with the snow ending at around
1:00 p.m. Tuesday afternoon. As you know, our area actually received only a few inches of snow (2.5 to 4 inches), even though
much of Mercer County had been expecting 8 to 12 inches (AccuWeather Inc.) or 14 to 18 inches (National Weather Service
[NWS]). According to an Internet article, the storm “veered father east than expected – perhaps 30 to 60 miles”. (“ ‘Flakegate’ and
the incredible shrinking snow totals,” Anthony R. Wood, The Philadelphia Inquirer, philly.com; last updated at 1:08 a.m. on Wed.,
Jan. 28.) The NWS based its forecast on that of the ECMWF or Euro model -- one of 57 weather-forecasting computer models. In
October 2012, the ECMWF (European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts) correctly predicted Hurricane Sandy’s landfall
(and did so a week in advance). This time, however, its computer model was off the mark. Ironically, the NWS’s own American
model was the one that correctly predicted Winter Storm Juno’s effect on Central Jersey and metro Philadelphia. The Global Forecast System (GFS) model was built and is operated by the National Centers for Environmental Prediction (NCEP; consisting of nine
centers), which is a unit of the National Weather Service (NWS), which itself is part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) in the U.S. Department of Commerce. As one of our staff members said, we plan for the worst (scenario) and
hope for the best (outcome). Except for hourly workers and small businesses, we can be grateful that this storm was not as bad as
was predicted.
On Monday evening, during the snowstorm, I received two voicemails, each asking if there would be the usual Mass and
confessions at 7:00 p.m. Our parish does not cancel Mass during a snowstorm, because the priests’ residence (in the rectory,
along with the parish office) is near the church and a priest is able to walk through the snow to the church. Most parishes follow the
same policy. Some parishes do cancel Mass due to snow or ice, but usually the priest’s residence in those parishes is in a separate
building that is not near the church (and therefore it might be dangerous for the priest to attempt to drive to church). For the same
reason, it is not a sin if you miss Mass (on a Sunday or holy day of obligation) when it is too dangerous to drive (e.g., snow or ice) –
or when you are sick (in which case your fellow parishioners would prefer you stay home, so as to not share your germs …).
As you know, today is Super Bowl Sunday. (If you would like to read a thought-provoking, spiritual reflection about this
day, please see youth minister Gez Ford’s weekly reflection on page 9.) Although we Americans use the Roman alphabet, we use
Arabic numerals (also known as Hindu-Arabic numerals). As Latin (Roman) Catholic Christians, however, we are also familiar with
Roman numerals. Prior to the 1960s and 1970s, they were familiar to most Americans and are still often used at the end of the
credits in movies. When the National Football League (NFL) and American Football League (AFL) held the first Super Bowl in
January 1967, they used the Roman numeral “I” for its designation and have continued that usage ever since. (In 1970, the AFL
merged into the NFL.) The Roman numerals are: I (1), V (5), X (10), L (50), C (100), D (500), and M (1,000). As fans of American
football know, the Super Bowl is played in the calendar year that follows the regular season. Therefore, although Super Bowl XLIX
is being played in the year MMXV, it will determine which team will be the league champion for the NFL’s MMXIV regular season
(based on post-season play). Our diocese was erected seven years prior to MDCCCLXXXVIII.
Tomorrow, February 2 – the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord -- is also World Day for Consecrated Life, which was
instituted by Pope Saint John Paul II in 1997. Please pray for all the religious men and women who have made commitments to God
and his Church, in the consecrated life, including (1) Sister Sandra Kulick, S.S.J., who is a Sister of St. Joseph of Philadelphia and
serves our parish as a pastoral associate, (2) Lori Hoos, who is a member of the Secular Institute of Missionaries of the Kingship of
Christ (SIM) and serves as our parish’s director of music, and (3) Father Jim McGoldrick, S.M., who is a member of the Society of
Mary (Marist Fathers) and serves our parish as a retired priest “in residence” in the rectory of our parish.
The Sacrament of First Reconciliation will be received by the second-grade students of our parish this Saturday, February
7. Please pray for them, as they experience – for the first time – the joy of receiving God’s mercy, forgiveness, and love in the Sacrament of Penance.
God bless you.
Fr. Chang
Fr. Chang
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BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP
The next meeting will be Tuesday, February 3, from 7:30-9:00 pm, in
the Spiritual Center living room. Please use the rear door to enter the
Spiritual Center.
HOLY NAME SOCIETY
The monthly meeting of the Holy Name Society will be held on
Wednesday, February 11, after the 7:00 pm Mass, in the parish center and there will be light refreshments afterward.
Jesus, Our Good Shepherd Prayer Group
Join us in praise and worship, teachings, intercessory prayer and
fellowship on Thursday evenings (after the 7pm Mass) below
St. Raphael Church in the Fr. Emmons Conference Room.
All are welcome.
Bring your Bible! Bring a friend!
ALTAR SERVER MINISTRY
The Altar Server Ministry is recruiting new altar servers (3rd
grade to 12th grade). For information, please contact Fr. Gene,
in the parish office (rectory), at 609-585-7049, ext. 101.
From Monday, December 1, through Sunday, April 5— Holy Communion is being distributed under only one species (the Sacred Host)
instead of both species (the Sacred Host and the Precious Blood), because of the flu season. Under the principle of concomitance, we receive all of Jesus—Body, Blood, soul, and divinity, whole and entire—
under either species. Thus, we do not have to receive both species at
Communion.
NECROLOGY. In your charity, please pray for the soul of the Reverend Wilfrid B. Emmons, who served as the first pastor of St. Raphael
Parish (1943-71) and died on February 2, 1972. The Father Emmons
Conference Room (below St. Raphael Church) is named for him. Requiescat in pace.
There will not be confessions on the following day(s) in
January and February:
x
x
Tues., Feb. 17 (Mardi Gras)
Wed., Feb. 18 (Ash Wednesday)
Confessions: In general, confessions are usually heard after the 7:00
p.m. Mass, EXCEPT on:
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
The first Wednesday (Liturgy Committee meeting)
The third Friday (healing Mass) (Sept. - June, except Lent)
Holy days of obligation
The vigil Mass for holy days of obligation
Parish solemnities (May 8, Sept. 29, Oct. 2, Dec. 9)
Ash Wednesday and the Triduum
Sacrament of Confirmation (in the spring; May 19, 2015)
Priests convocation
Major civil holidays (e.g., Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, day after Thanksgiving)
and as otherwise noted from time to time.
WORLD MARRIAGE DAY DINNER DANCE
Saturday, February 7, 2015
St. David the King Parish
1 New Village Road, West Windsor, NJ 08550
4:00 pm Mass; 5:00 pm appetizers, buffet dinner and dancing
$75/couple; Complimentary wine and champagne
Special Guest Speaker: Msgr. Thomas Gervasio, V.G.
To register online: www.dioceseoftrenton.org/worldmarriageday or by
mail at: Department of Youth, Marriage and Family Life, 701 Lawrenceville Road, P.O. Box 5147,Trenton, NJ 08638-0147. Please enclose
your check for $75 (payable to the Diocese of Trenton, with “World Marriage Day” on the memo line) and a sheet containing your name, address, city, state, zip code, phone, email, and seating requirements. The
deadline is February 1. For more information, please contact Jossie
Ruiz at 609-403-7151.
REDISCOVER the LOVE in YOUR MARRIAGE
The Retrouvaille Marriage Program offers help for struggling marriages.
Tens of thousands of couples have successfully saved their marriages
by attending a Retrouvaille weekend and the six post sessions that follow it. Retrouvaille is not just a social gathering or series of seminars,
but rather a way to rediscover and rekindle the loving relationship in
your marriage. The next program begins on the weekend of Friday,
February 13 to Sunday, February 15, at the Family Life Center in Malvern, PA. For more information, or to register for our upcoming weekend. Visit our website at: www.HelpOurMarriage.com or call 1-800-4702230. All inquiries are kept strictly confidential.
PROMISE TO PROTECT ~ PLEDGE TO HEAL
The Diocese of Trenton is committed to the initiatives outlined in the
U.S. Bishops’ Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People
and to its own policies and guidelines in regard to the reporting and
investigation of sexual abuse allegations involving minors.
If you have been sexually abused as a minor by a member of the
clergy or anyone representing the Catholic Church, or if you know of
someone who was, you can report that abuse through the diocesan
ABUSE HOTLINE:1-888-296-2965 or via e-mail at
[email protected].
The Diocese of Trenton reports any allegations of sexual abuse to
the appropriate law enforcement agencies. Anyone with an allegation is
also encouraged to provide that information to local law enforcement
agencies.
COLLECTION for January 25
1st Collection: $14,973.50
Archangel Fund: $889.00
School Endowment: $1,609.00
FUNDRAISING GIFT CARDS
You can help our school
Saint Raphael School’s Scrip fundraising gift card program offers
a small percentage back to the school on cards purchased
through the program. Cards may be purchased at the parish office during regular business hours (see page 2 of the bulletin).
You can also log on to the Scrip website at
www.shopwithscrip.com for details, and to see all the available
cards. If you have any questions, please call our Scrip coordinator, Carrie Rose, 267-879-1690, or email Carrie at
[email protected].
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SCHOLARSHIPS
The Polish Arts Club of Trenton announces the availability of $1,000
scholarships to qualified high-school seniors of Polish descent, to assist in their pursuit of a college education. For details and an application, please visit our website www.trentonpolisharts.org. Applications
must be submitted by Friday, February 20, 2015.
PURGATORIAL SOCIETY - 7:30 am ~ February 1
The person listed below are hereby enrolled as members of our parish’s Purgatorial
Society, and as such, will be remembered in all Masses celebrated in our parish. In
addition, a special Mass is celebrated on the first Sunday of each month for all members
of the Purgatorial Society.
Ann Abrams
r/b Rosary Altar Society
Irene Kuric
r/b The Nunziato Family
Veronica Albright
r/b Bill & Meredith Beczo
r/b Cindy & Joe Yenchik
Donald LaBrie
r/b Wednesday Night Bible Study Group
Abby Lombardo
r/b John & Veronica Micai
r/b Michael & Maryann (Micai) Rodger
Anna Altieri
r/b Bill & Meredith Beczo
r/b Richard & Deborah Potts
Dorothy Maida
r/b Minar Family
Katherine Angioletti
r/b Rosary Altar Society
Cecilia Melnick
r/b Andrew Varianka
Vito Annaccarato
r/b Mary Ann & Jim Clifford
Ruben Galvez Mercado
r/b Mary Ann & Jim Clifford
Angelo Barbero
r/b Anthony & Yolanda Zaffutti
Ronald Moro, Sr.
r/b Jacoba & Jim Kenna
r/b Tom & Mary Ann Wilson
r/b Ed Witkowski & Family
John Bastian
r/b Ronald & Shirley Pollack
Joseph Benzinger
r/b Dolores & Albert Dietrich
Ann Mushinski
r/b Rosary Altar Society
Hugh Bowe
r/b Eleanor Mucciarello
Alessio F. Peronne
r/b Mary Ann & Jim Clifford
Leonard Calabrese
r/b Dot Sost & Family
George Charbonneau
r/b Jacoba & Jim Kenna
Mary P. Conte
r/b Mrs. Lucy Browning
r/b Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Marano
r/b Linda & Ferdinand Scaccetti
& Family
Primo DiGiacomo
r/b MaryAnn & Jim Clifford
Louis DiMattia
r/b Andrew Varianka & Johnny Melnick
Rosemary Dombroski
r/b Rosary Altar Society
Michael Elliott
r/b Erin & Gary Hering
Ethel Reardon
r/b Paul Proietto
Julia Rich
r/b Rosary Altar Society
PLEASE RETURN YOUR PALM
Baskets to collect old palms are in the narthex and at the other entrances of both churches. They will remain there until next Sunday, February 8. The palm will be burned to provide this year’s ashes for Ash
Wednesday.
ELDERBERRY CLUB
The next Elderberry Club monthly meeting will be held on Friday, February 6, at 1:00 pm in the parish center. Everyone who is 55 or older is
welcome, please join us. Remember to bring items for the food pantry.
Any questions, please contact Anna Mae Kane at 609-585-8007.
LENTEN RETREAT with POPE FRANCIS
This Lent, come and spend a few hours, reflecting on the life and
teaching of Pope Francis. He has caught the imagination and interest of
both Catholics and the world community.
Our parish community is hosting this special retreat, led by Fr. Anthony Ciorra (via DVD), which will be divided into three parts, each on a
Saturday morning. Each morning we will cover two different topics and
allow time for prayer, scripture and reflection.
The dates are Saturday, February 21, Saturday, March 7, and Saturday, March 21, from 8:45 am to 11:30 am, in the All Purpose Room
below St. Raphael Church. (The APR is handicapped-accessible.)
USHERS NEEDED
Our parish is in need of two permanent ushers for the 9:30 am Sunday
Mass in St. Raphael Church. Please consider this important ministry to
our parish. If you can help, please see the lead usher at the 9:30 am
Mass, James Panacek, on Sunday.
INTENTIONS of POPE FRANCIS for February
Universal: That prisoners, especially the young, may be able to rebuild
their lives with dignity.
For Evangelization: That married people who are separated may find
welcome and support in the Christian community.
2014 CHURCH DONATIONS
Because all parishes converted to the diocese’s financial-accounting
software program last year, we will begin mailing the 2014 churchdonations statements on Monday, February 16.
Ralph Ritzendollar
r/b Dot & Family
Nancy Robinson
r/b Christine Aliseo
ATTENTION PARISHIONERS
2014 CHURCH DONATIONS
Richard W. Sost
r/b Dot & Family
You may request a statement of the total of your church contributions for 2014 to be mailed to you by dropping off or mailing
this form to the rectory. It may also be placed in the collection
basket at Mass. (Mailing will begin on February 16.)
Franklin James Weeden
r/b Barb & Jack Tracey
NAME: _________________________________________
Jackson Dylan Weeden
r/b Barb & Jack Tracey
ADDRESS: ______________________________________
Maureen Slade
r/b Wojtowicz Family
Nativided Epmleo
r/b Bobby & Nannette Adlawan
______________________________________
Michael Friel, Jr.
r/b Melissa Barnes & Ileana Sconza, OHSP
PHONE #: _______________________________________
Anton Jacobsen
r/b Eleanor Mucciarello & David
PARISH I.D.#: ____________________________________
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HEALING MASS
The monthly healing Mass is not celebrated during Lent,
because we have the Stations of the Cross at 7:45 pm on
Lenten Fridays. The monthly healing Mass (SeptemberJune) will resume in April.
Marriage: LOVE and LIFE in the DIVINE PLAN:
WHAT is MARRIAGE?
ROSARY ALTAR SOCIETY
Our next monthly meeting will be Sunday, February 8, after the 9:30
am Mass. The Rosary will be recited at 9:00 am. Our meeting will follow
immediately in the parish center. Our speaker will be Tom Glover, Sr., a
local Hamilton historian. He will be assisted by another local historian,
James Colello. The topic will be the history of St. Raphael and Holy
Angels churches. All parishioners welcome. Light refreshments will be
served. Please contact an officer if you need a ride.
“Marriage is not merely a private institution. It is the foundation for the
family, where children learn the values and virtues that will make
good Christians as well as good citizens. The importance of marriage
for children and for the upbringing of the next generation highlights
the importance of marriage for all society. ”Excerpt from the U.S.
Bishops’ Pastoral Letter entitled Marriage: Love and Life in the
Divine Plan. To read the document, go to http://www.usccb.org/
loveandlife/.
RESPECT LIFE COMMITTEE MEETING
The next monthly Respect Life Committee meeting is scheduled for
Tuesday, February 3, after the 7 pm Mass, in the Fr. Emmons Conference Room located in the All Purpose Room. If you are interested in
promoting the value and dignity of all human life from conception to
natural death, you’re invited to attend. We will discuss courses of action
and exchange ideas, Deacon Rich Arcari will moderate.
WFJS 1260AM ~ CATHOLIC RADIO
Listen to Catholic Matters on WFJS 1260AM every Wednesday at
2:00 pm, and Saturday at 10:00 am featuring local host, Patty Staley,
for pro-life updates and other critical topics affecting Catholic families.
And tune in to Jim Manfredonia, founder and leader of WFJS every
Monday through Friday at 4:00 pm and again at 10:00 pm to stay
connected to our Catholic community in Central New Jersey.
PRAY the ROSARY for LIFE
The Rosary for life will be prayed after the 11:30 am, in St. Raphael
Church next Sunday, February 8. Our parish’s Respect Life committee
invites you to join in praying for a greater respect and protection of all
human life from conception to natural death. All are welcome.
HEALING AFTER ABORTION
“Have you suffered an abortion? Experience God’s love and mercy
and begin the journey of healing.” Please call the Sisters of Life: 866575-0075 or email: [email protected]; or call Theresa
Bonopartis at Lumina: 877-586-4621 or email: [email protected].
MASS while AWAY FROM HOME
If you are traveling, you can locate a Catholic church by going to MassTimes.org or TheCatholicDirectory.com. When you enter a ZIP code
or city, you will be given a list of several churches within a certain radius, along with each church’s Mass schedule, location, etc. (You will
need to wait several seconds, while the website search is being completed.) This is also a good planning tool for when you are preparing for
a vacation or business trip. MassTimes.org has an iPhone app: Mass
Times for Travel.
RETREAT DAY for MEN and WOMEN Religious
Maris Stella Retreat Center, Harvey Cedars, NJ
Saturday, February 21 ~ 10:00 am - 3:30 pm [lunch included]
Snow date: Saturday, April 18
Word of Life ~ February, 2015
“Every Christian is called to work for the common good and against
the evils and injustices of their day. We all are called to witness to life
in whatever job and setting God places us.”
— Life Matters: Call to Greatness, 2012 USCCB Respect Life
Program.
Pregnancy Resources
First Way of Burlington County
Birthright - Freehold
Birthright - Toms River
Birthright - Red Bank
Birthright - Barnegat
- 800-848-5683
- 732-462-2888
- 732-349-0154
- 732-747-7600
- 609-660-0485
24/7 Toll Free Hotlines:
“Consecrated Life: The Mysticism of Encounter”
Presenter: Diane Collesano, SC
In honor of the Year of Consecrated Life this Retreat Day is a gift to all religious. There is no cost to attend. Limited overnight accommodations are available at a reasonable cost. Registration is required, registration is due Thursday,
February 5. For more information, please contact Sr. Pat at 609-494-2917 or
email: [email protected].
LENTEN WEEKLY HOLY HOUR: “An Hour with God”
Maris Stella Chapel
Holy jour will provide an opportunity for Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
and personal prayer in silence. No registration needed. For more information,
please contact Sr. Pat at 609-494-2917 or email: [email protected].
Wednesday, February 18 and Wednesday, February 25;
Wednesdays, March 4, March 11, March 18 and March 25;
Wednesday, April 1 ~ 3:30pm - 4:30pm
National Life Center
Good Counsel Homes (NJ/NY)
Birthright
NJ Safe Haven
- 1-800-848-LOVE
- 1-800-732-8331
- 1-800-550-4900
- 1-877-839-2339
HELP AFTER AN ABORTION
Rachel’s Vineyard-24 hour: 1-877-467-3463 or
www.rachelsvineyard.org
National Helpline for Abortion Recovery-24 hour:
1-866-482-LIFE (5433) - www.nationalhelpline.org
Diocese of Trenton Project Rachel—609-406-7435
Nat’l Office of Post Abortion Reconciliation/Healing:
800-5-WE CARE - www.noparh.org
Abortion Recovery InterNational:
www.abortionrecovery.org
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"Saintly Stories"
(The Good News from Saint Raphael School)
If you are interested in having your children attend Saint Raphael School, please join us for
our upcoming “Open House” on Thursday, February 5, between 5:00 - 7:00 pm. Please
visit our website at: www.srsnj.org, and our facebook page "Saint Raphael School New
Jersey".
Pictured are several students with Lt. Christopher Nunziato, of
the State Police and Patricia Santucci, who delivered the cards
to the LEAD rally.
Saint Raphael School students show their support for police (local, state and, nationally) by
creating thank you cards. Friday, January 9, was Law Enforcement Appreciation Day. The
cards were presented at the LEAD rally in Neptune, NJ. The cards were made to show our
appreciation for law enforcement officers and to say “thank you.” Every time we have an
emergency, these men and women are there to help us. We need to support them and
keep them in our prayers.
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FAMILY ROSARY NIGHT
FOOD PANTRY
Snow began falling Friday night and early Saturday morning and the
side streets were covered with snow. However, our first clients were
waiting for food before 6:00 am hoping that the Food Pantry would be
open. We did open at about 8:30 am, as soon as, most of our volunteers have arrived.
Thank you for all the help who came out, early in the morning, in spite
of the inclement weather. Thank you for the Confirmation students who
came out to assist in the food distribution. God bless you all.
Even with the weather, we assisted 60 families with food.
We still are in short supply of the following items: cookies, crackers,
canned fruit, jello, pasta, mac and cheese, pancake mix, toothpaste,
shampoo, bar soap and detergents.
PLEASE - No Clothing
Next “Reach Out Saturday” is February 7
9:00 am - 11:00 am, Parish Center
We are always looking for new volunteers. Remember, volunteering
once does not commit you to volunteer every time, but we hope you will
enjoy it enough to return at your convenience.
NURSING HOME
Tuesday, February 10, 6:15 - 8:00 pm. Our next Bingo party for the
residents of Hamilton Grove Healthcare will be our Hearts and Flowers
Bingo. Special prizes this month will be related to Valentine’s Day. Meet
on the second floor of the facility which is located on Hamilton Avenue,
near the intersection of Klockner. All are welcome, including Confirmation and other students!
TRENTON AREA SOUP KITCHEN
Wednesday, April 29, 10:00 am - 1:15 pm. Next serving commitment
at TASK. We meet in the St. Raphael parking lot for carpooling to Trenton, and return about 1:15 pm.
Adult Education Program. If you have 1 1/2 hours to spend (either
morning or afternoon), on one or more days a week, you are encouraged to consider becoming a tutor with the one-on-one adult education
program at TASK. No special education is required. All students have
workbooks related to their needs. Tutors supply guidance and encouragement. It is jointly rewarding experience.
For more information about either activity, or if you have a suggestion for a new activity, please call Kathy Wooley at 585-4307.
The St. Raphael School PTA Spirituality Committee
would like to invite you to join us for the Family Rosary on Friday, February 6. This is an ongoing ministry that meets on the first Friday of each month
during the school year (except for the months of
January and April). At 7:30 pm, in the All Purpose
Room below the church. For more information,
please contact Lina Hollendonner at 609-499-0501
or email: [email protected].
SAINT VINCENT de PAUL SOCIETY
During this past holiday season, our society helped three families
with rent expenses for $1,665. Also, jointly with three other Mercer
District Conferences, we helped a family of six to keep a roof over
their heads with rent for $2,500. The society also provided five families with Walmart cards for Christmas.
Thanks to all contributing parishioners for all that you do for your
brothers and sisters in need.
SOCIETY of SAINT VINCENT de PAUL
In the Gospel today we read that because Jesus spoke
with authority his reputation spread throughout the surrounding region of Galilee. As his disciples, we can also
speak with authority when we put our faith into actions by
helping the poor and suffering.
Have you considered answering the call to serve the poor by joining the Society of St. Vincent de Paul?
For more information about the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, and
the programs that reach out to those in need, please call the parish
office (rectory) at 609-585-7049.
SRS PTA ON-GOING CAR WASH FUNDRAISER
Rte.#130 Car Wash/Express Lube (by Home Depot), Rte.#130, Hamilton. 50% of each wash goes directly to our school — over $300 last
year! Please use the Route #130 Car Wash. Codes for SRS are:
712: $12.00, Protection Wash, and 708: $8.00, Deluxe Wash.
COMMUNION at MASS for the DISABLED
If you would like a minister of Holy Communion to bring Communion
to you in your pew or wheelchair, would you or a relative, friend or
other Mass attendee please contact one of the ushers before Mass,
so that he or one of the other ushers can lead one of the ministers of
Communion to you.
Scandinavia and St. Petersburg
Pilgrimage Cruise
Fr. Brendan Williams will be hosting a
13 day cruise on the NCL Norwegian
Star, Friday, September 4, to Wednesday, September 16, 2015. Starting at $3295 per person. Cruise
includes: Roundtrip air from New York, cruise taxes ($188) and
Government taxes/airline fuel surcharges ($588),first-class hotel in Copenhagen with breakfast plus city tour, NCL Baltic
cruise with all meals, port taxes ($230), and transfers between
airport/hotel/pier. For full color brochure contact Brenda at 732364-4137 [work], 732-890-0830 [cell]; email:
[email protected] or [email protected].
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YR 10,WK 24, 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Leading Teens Closer To Christ!
SOUP A(ND) BOWL SUNDAY
Every year at this time I seem to break out into “prophet of doom” mode, and it’s important that you
realize it’s not because I’m a Brit or that I have anything against the Super Bowl. Actually I have
always enjoyed both playing and watching competitive sports. Though at times I may have gotten
‘lost’ in my support of teams, (in so far as support turns into obsession and obsession into fanaticism etc). Nevertheless, the point of this little blurb is not to scold people about the fanaticism of
sport, and in this case, the Super Bowl, but it is to draw attention to the things that surround the
Super Bowl. Last year, according to Greg Abbot, the Texas attorney general, “Clemmie Greenlee
was expected to sleep with 25-50 men per day.” While it is truly difficult to estimate the increase in
statistics for prostitution, sex trafficking, and the sexual abuse of minors at events such as the Super Bowl, it is fairly clear that there is a significant increase. The reason for this little ditty is simply
to draw the parallels between our incredibly wealthy society and that of those less wealthy. Here in
America, the difference can be clearly seen in a bowl of soup and a Super Bowl. Even if we do not
consider the increase in licentious acts as well as many other manifestations of vice, there are
flights, game tickets, hotel rooms, TV rights, commercials and souvenirs to be bought, all adding to
the hype of “the big game”. This scene is replayed in all sports throughout the world. We continue
to be sucked into the fact that leisure is (all) important but fall prey to the natural enslavement of a
money-spinning vortex, a fiscal and an emotional roller coaster. The psalmist tells us this week to
“harden not our hearts.” St. Paul tells us he “wishes us to be free of all anxieties.” And Jesus displays his desire to rid us of all binding spirits. Let us look to follow Him more closely and focus
more on a simple bowl of soup rather than a Super Bowl. Let us not be seduced by the hype, the
commercials, the glamour of wealth and self-gratification, but instead look to follow Him, to serve
others, and to selflessly give of ourselves the gifts we have been freely given.
CALLED TO
SERVE ?
The Lord Is Calling
Each One of Us...Is he
calling you to help
lead teens closer to
Christ. Call Gez at 609
456 8857 right now to
find out more how you
might be of service to
God and our youth.
JFF takes place in the
gym on Thursday from
5:30-7pm
CORE MEETINGS in
the Spiritual Center on
Thurs from 7-8:30pm
Lifenights after 5pm
mass on Sundays in the
APR from 6pm-8pm
HELP A TEEN (Grow, Eat, Learn, Be Formed, Have Fun, Meet the Pope)
The will be 2 major events that we would like to start fundraising for this year. For the summer
Steubenville Retreat in New York City, August 5-7, the approximate cost for a group of 30 teens
will be $8,000. For the trip to Philadelphia on September 22-25 to see the Holy Father, the approximate cost for a day trip for a group with 30 teens is to be determined, but initial estimates
suggest between $3,000 and $6,000.
~ˆ šG –œGŠˆ•GŒ“—UUUG
Here are some ways you can help our parish’s LifeTeen youth ministry: Financially and anonymously adopt a teen. Send in fundraising ideas to the youth minister via e-mail or phone (609-456
-8857). You can donate transportation freely for the various trips or you can offset our weekly food
bill by contacting Nadine at 609-456-8862 to discuss donations, dishes, monetary aid or culinary
skills. There are so many ways you can help us as we continue to strive to lead teens closer to
Christ. Thanks ahead of time!
For LifeTeen & Spirit &
Truth
visit facebook@
S.R.H.A.lifeteen
or by EMAIL
CONTACT the
Youth Minister at
[email protected]
or [email protected]
or by PHONE
call GEZ on
609-456-8857
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EUCHARISTIC ADORATION SIGN-UP FORM
To become an Adorer, please call John Margicin, in the Chapel Office
(609-585-3848), or drop off the sign-up form at the Chapel.
Name:_______________________ Telephone:__________________ E-Mail: ___________________________
I am available as a: _______weekly adorer _______substitute also _______substitute only
_______Morning (6am-Noon)
_______Afternoon (Noon to 6pm)
_______Evening (6pm to midnight) _______Night (Midnight to 6am)
Circle:
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
ATTENTION: ALL ADORERS
Adorers committed to one hour per week are needed: The following hours
need immediate coverage:
REFLECTION
SUN. 12 am,2 am-3 pm, 5 pm, 7 pm; MON. 3 am; TUES. 5 pm; FRI. 7 pm,
10 pm and SAT. 8 am, 10 am
Dear Parishioners,
We are concerned about your safety, especially during inclement weather (ice
Anyone wishing to become involved in the parish music ministry is and snow). The chapel will remain open, however, if you feel it is unsafe to
invited to come to a rehearsal listed below. We are in need of bell ring- travel we suggest you remain in the safety of your home. The main door will
ers, and singers of all ages. We are just beginning preparation for the remain locked, however, it can re opened with the combination.
Lenten and Easter seasons. Many beautiful liturgies and programs
(Taize and Tenebrae) are being rehearsed. Please pray and see if God
MASS READINGS FOR THE WEEK
is calling you to serve your parish through this ministry. Call Lori at 609- Mon., 2/2 Mal 3:1-4; Ps 24:7-10; Heb2:14-18; Lk 2:22-40 or 2:22-32
Tues.,2/3 Heb 12:1-4; Ps 22:26b-28, 30-32; Mk 5:21-43
462-2929 or e-mail at:: [email protected] with any questions.
In today’s Gospel, we hear that Jesus is our healer and teacher. Many
times he speaks to us at unexpected moments. So often, the words of
the hymns we sing proclaim the very power of his name. If a person,
with an unclean spirit can clearly name Jesus the “Holy One of God,”
how much more should we be able to enthusiastically proclaim the
Good News in our song? May God help us to be bold in our prayer,
and yet quiet in our hearts to listen to his message for each of us.
God bless you,
Lori Hoos
Music for Upcoming Liturgies
Sun., February 8, 2015, 9:30 am - Choir
All other Masses (except LifeTeen) are Keyboard/Cantor.
Wed., 2/4
Thu., 2/5
Fri., 2/6
Sat., 2/7
Sun. 2/8
Heb 12:4-7,11-15; Ps 103:1-2,13-14,17-18a; Mk 6:1-6
Heb 12:18-19,21-24; Ps 48:2-4,9-11; Mk 6:7-13
Heb 13:1-8; Ps 27:1-3,5,8b-9c; Mk 6:14-29
Heb 13:15-17,20-21; Ps 23:1-6; Mk 6:30-34
74:Jb 7:1-4,6-7; Ps 147:1-6; 1 Cor9:16-19,22-23; Mk 1:29-39
SAINTS OF THE WEEK
Tuesday, February 3 - Saint Blaise, bishop and martyr: “Although you feel
tepid, approach with confidence; for the greater your infirmity, the more you
stand in need of a physician.” (St. Bonaventure)
Thursday, February 5 - Saint Agatha, virgin and martyr: “Not only does the
shedding of blood constitue martyrdom, but the perfect service of a soul devoted to the Lord is a daily martyrdom.”
Friday, February 6 - Saint Paul Miki and Companions: “Pain and suffering
have come into your life, but remember pain, sorrow, and suffering are but the
kiss of Jesus--a sign that you have come so close to him that he can kiss
you.” (Blessed Mother Teresa of Calcutta)
THIS WEEK IN ST. RAPHAEL - HOLY ANGELS PARISH
(For LifeTeen events, see page 9.)
Sun., 2/1:
Mon., 2/2:
Mon., 2/2:
Mon., 2/2:
Tues., 2/3
Tues., 2/3:
Tues., 2/3:
Tues., 2/3:
Wed., 2/4:
Thurs., 2/5:
Thurs., 2/5:
Thurs., 2/5:
Fri., 2/6:
Fri., 2/6:
Fri., 2/6:
Sun., 2/8:
Sun., 2/8:
Hospitality Sunday
Heaven’s Echo
Heaven’s Echo
Miraculous Medal Novena (weekly)
Respect Life Committee meeting (monthly)
Contemporary Ensemble
Bingo
Pray and Play Prayer Group (weekly)…………………...
Divine Mercy Chaplet (weekly)
Hand Bells
Adult Choir ………………………………………………….
Jesus, Our Good Shepherd Prayer Group (weekly)
Elderberry Club meeting (monthly)
Family Rosary Night (monthly)
Bingo
Rosary Altar Society meeting (monthly)
Rosary for Life (monthly)
Holy Angels narthex and St. Raphael APR
St. Raphael Church …………………...
St. Raphael Church …………………...
St. Raphael Church
Fr. Emmons Conf. Room
St. Raphael Church
Parish Ctr. (doors open at 6PM)
Spiritual Center…………………………
St. Raphael Church
St. Raphael Church
St. Raphael Church
Fr. Emmons Conf. Room………………
Parish Center
All Purpose Room
Parish Ctr. (doors open at 6PM)
Fr. Emmons Conf. Room
St. Raphael Church
After each morning Mass
2:45-3:45 PM
4:00-5:00 PM
6:40 PM
7:30 PM
7:45-9:15 PM
8:00 PM
8:30-10:30 PM
8:00 AM
5:00-6:30 PM
7:45-9:00 PM
7:30 PM
1:00 PM
7:30 PM
8:00 PM
9:00 AM
12:30 PM
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08501
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Vitale
INSPECTION SERVICES
NJ Licensed HI #GI00113100
RISTORANTE & PIZZERIA
“We Specialize in Catering”
73 Route 130 • Bordentown
Open 7 days • (609) 298-9000
www.KingstonandKemp.com
10% OFF any dinner check
of $15 or more
(EAT IN DINING ROOM ONLY)
$1.00 OFF ANY PIZZA
(TAKE OUT ONLY)
NOT VALID ON HOLIDAYS
Chambers D’Errico & Correnti Funeral Home
Whitehorse Mercerville Chapel, LLC
Joseph A. D’Errico, Mgr. - NJ Lic. No. 3651
2365 Whitehorse Mercerville Rd., Hamilton 609-587-9050
572 St. Raphael - Holy Angels • Trenton, NJ • Back
Joseph A. D’Errico, Dir. NJ Lic. No 3651
Albert D. Correnti, Jr., Mgr. NJ Lic. No. 3538
825 Chambers Street • Trenton, NJ 08611 • 609-396-3354
LLC
Radon • Residential • Commercial • Termite • Stucco
Hamilton NJ
(609) 751 8048
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CHESTERFIELD
ELECTRIC & HVAC
HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING & ELECTRIC
Electric Lic #13296C
Home Improvement
#13VH05446400
[email protected]
Richard Holman
Ph: 609-357-1099
Cell: 609-534-3143
Fax: 609-723-4801
John Patrick Publishing Company, Inc. (800) 333-3166 • www.jppc.net