1. Healthcare

35 E. Mechanic Street
Cape May Court House, NJ 08210
www.ourladyoftheangels.net
Parish Center: All Offices
609-465-5432
Fax: 609-465-7647
St. Michael’s Learning Center:
609-536-2259
Rectory: 609-465-5245
Mass Schedule
Our Mission Church:
St. Elizabeth
Rt. 47 in Goshen
Cape May Court House, NJ 08210
Mass Schedule: Sunday 10:15 AM
Rev. John O’Leary
Pastor
Rev. Cosme De La Pena,
Parochial Vicar / Chaplain
Monday Through Saturday
8:00 AM
Saturday: 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM
Sunday: 8:00 AM, 9:30 AM &
Deacon George Ferland
11:00 AM
Deacon Ralph Catanese
Peace Mass:
Mrs. Mary Joan Piechocki, DRE
Wednesday at 6:15 PM
Sacrament of Reconciliation:
Saturday 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM
and by appointment
February 1, 2015
Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
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Registration
We welcome all new parishioners
to our parish family.
Please register at the Parish
Center during the week.
One must be registered in the parish in
order to celebrate the Sacraments of
Baptism, Marriage or to be granted
letters of eligibility for sponsorship at
Baptism or Confirmation.
Sacrament of Baptism
Baptisms are celebrated during the
weekend Liturgies. To arrange a
Baptism, please call the Parish Center
at 609-465-5432.
Required Baptismal preparation session
for parents are held in the Parish Center
at 7:00 PM on the last Tuesday of the
month preceding the Baptism.
R.C.I.A.
Rite of Christian Initiation of
Adults
We invite anyone, 15 years or older who
would like to be Baptized or who has
been Baptized but has never received
Holy Communion or Confirmation
to join the Rite of Christian Initiation of
Adults. Please contact the DRE
at 536-2259 or the Parish Center
at 465-5432 for more information.
Sacrament of Marriage
Necessary preparation requires that
arrangements be made at least six
months before the date of the wedding.
All couples must attend an approved
diocesan
marriage preparation program. No
wedding will be performed after 1:00 PM
in the summer and 1:30 PM in the
winter on Saturdays.
It’s Monday January 26th, the Governor just declared a State of Emergency and the
Bulletin company wants the bulletin ASAP so here’s a rerun about St. Blaise.
This week we celebrate the Feast of St. Blasé and the Feast of the Purification of
the Blessed Mother, better known as Candlemas Day.
St. Blasé was a 4th C Bishop from Armenia now Croatia. Tradition tells us that he
saved a small boy from choking on a fish bone. Because of this people through
the ages have sought his help, especially those who are afflicted with ailments of
the throat. On Feb. 3, the Feast of St. Blasé, the church continues its ministry to
the sick through the blessing of throats.
The blessing, which usually takes place after Mass, asks God’s healing and protection. Two blessed candles, joined in the form of a cross and usually tied with a
red ribbon as a sign of his martyrdom, are placed around the throat of each person
asking a blessing. The minister (because this is a sacramental, Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist are also commissioned to share this blessing) prays:
“Through the intercession of St. Blasé, bishop and martyr, may God deliver you
from ailments of the throat and from every other evil: In the name of the Father,
and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.” It has become so popular that in most
Churches, the blessing is given at the Sunday masses closest to the Feast day.
Candlemas Day: On Feb. 2nd, the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord, we bless
candles in Church. They are made available to the Faithful to take and use at
home. Light penetrates the darkness. Jesus is light. God’s word is a lamp and
lights a path for our feet. At our baptism we received a candle, along with this
charge, “Keep the flame of faith burning in your heart. When the Lord comes may
you go out to meet him with all the saints in the heavenly kingdom. The wax, being
spotless, represents Christ’s most spotless Body; the wick enclosed in it is an
image of His soul, while the glowing flame typifies the Divine Nature united with
the human in one Divine Person. On the day the Church celebrates the festival of
the Purification of the Blessed Virgin, the day when Jesus was offered in the Temple by Mary, as the Victim who would reconcile God and humanity. This date was
probably chosen because on or about that day the Roman people, when pagan,
had been accustomed to carry lights in procession in honor of one of their gods.
The Church, rather than trying to blot out entirely the memory of this pagan festival, changed it into a Christian solemnity honoring Mary the Mother of God by including on one of her feast days the solemn blessing of candles. Candles used in
church services have to be 51% beeswax. Today, it is very appropriate to gather
the family, light a candle and rededicate yourselves to the Lord and to be a light to
the world. Just say this prayer: “May the flame of faith in our hearts burn undimmed. When the Lord comes may we go out to meet him with all the Saints in
the Heavenly Kingdom. Amen!”
Thanks for sharing your ‘light’ with your OLA family. God Bless!!
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Week at OLA...
Sunday
Nicolas Dzury
Bob McGowan
Joseph Malloy
Ron Jost
Charlie Redolfi
Bill Ravenkamp
Cathy Cornell
Theresa Capuz- Jeremy Craig
zi
Jared Kerr
Helen Pulaski
Jeanine Aylmer
Owen O’Neill
John Adams
Ed Levering
John Tomlin
Marian Fields
Bob Schekel
Robert Burns
Paul Roller
Klara Pedersen
Bob Jones
Jos. Stella, Sr.
Eleanor Oelkers
Elsie Swartz
Michele Dzury
Hannah McStay
Adriana Dzury
Keira Dzury
Bill Hollingsworth
Peter
Linkewicz
Steve Dzury
Meg Dougherty
Macy Scanlon
Mary Kelly
Ray O’Donnell
Jacque Young
Eliz Callahan
Pat Hartzell
Mary Jane
Tyrrell
Jim Hulme
Robert Pavese
Albert Burns,
Jr.
Ingrid Tornari
Barb Schuman
Kanen Keating
Wears
Elaine Toth
Join Father John and fellow parishioners for
Bob White
Mickey Balzell
Jay Bunting
a winter getaway in 2016 aboard Royal Car-
Jayla Hillegass
Baby Worman
staterooms for the 1/23/16 departure from Ft.
Doris &
JohnRuppel
John Dorricott
Stephanie
Macloud
Lauderdale for a 7 day Eastern Caribbean
Bob Behl
Dominick
Dematteo
Ray Edwards
Larry Gadeleta
Rich & Dottie Brys
Monday
Bridge Club-Hall
Tuesday
Prayer Meeting-7PM
RCIA– 7:00PM St. Michael’s
Wednesday Bible Study 9AM –12 Noon
& 7PM-9PM Hall
Peace Mass-6:15PM
Thursday
Bridge Club- Hall
Social Committee-7PM PC
Friday
Saturday
Confession-4:00-4:30PM
Kathleen Ferguson
Parish Cruise-1/23/2016
ibbean’s Oasis of the Seas. We’ve reserved
itinerary. Book early for best selection. For
more information call Michelle & Bob Dooley
at 609-287-9205 or Trudy & Don Trappler at
Marie Fenton
Helen Murray
609-465-0054 (or send an email to trap-
Jimmy Sweitzer
John Davis
John Hee
[email protected]).
Shirley McVey
Wm. J Maher
David Tack
Remember Our Sick List
If anyone’s name is on the sick list longer
than 30 days we remove them. Please call
us if they need to stay on longer and we
will keep them on prayer list.
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Dominic Gaeta- Mary Janice
no
Fenton
Kathryn & Berney
Brill
Joanne Preston Robt. Waulkner Rita Christensen
Ray O’Donnell
Winnie Williamson
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From the Office of Faith Formation
Religious Ed sessions:
Gr. 6, 7 & 8 Sunday, 2/1 and Monday, 2/2
Gr. 1 & 2 Tuesday, 2/3-3:45-5:00PM.
Gr. 3-5 Wednesday, 2/4-3:45-5:00PM.
RCIA
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults
(RCIA) will meet each Tuesday at 7PM in St.
Michael’s. All are welcome to come to share
faith and to learn what it means to be Catholic.
If you have any questions, please call Mary
Joan at 536-2259.
Hope and Help Outreach
The food pantry is open every Thursday from
10:00AM-12:00PM (Noon). We are open on an emergency basis, please call our hotline at 536-8331.
Thank to all who made casseroles and helped serve
the needy at the Baptist Church in Wildwood last
Thursday.
We are in need of ketchup, mayo, mustard, pancake mix and syrup.
Thank you for your continued support, if you know
of anyone who is in need, please contact our food
pantry.
Social Justice
“Poverty is an unnatural condition caused by
strategical global injustice in world economics.”
OLA Parish Sunday calendar for 2015 includes
three (3) 11:00AM Liturgies welcoming our disabled and there caregivers.
Dates are: The 1st Sunday in Lent February 22,
June 28, and October 25. Our Social Justice
Committee will arrange a welcome coffee at
Gabriel Hall following the Mass. All Parish Parishioners are welcome to join us.
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Parish Council
We are looking for a better way to inform our
community about the happenings and events
going on in our parish on a timely basis. We
are actually seeking a more effective way to
communicate with all of you. We request that
you read and fill out one of our ‘WE NEED
YOU’ flyers in the gathering space and place
into the collection basket if you have not yet
done so. Even if you think the parish already
has this information, please fill out the form.
There is a mailbox in the gathering space with
a communication form under it. If you have
any questions, suggestions, thoughts to share,
please fill out one of the forms and place in
mailbox.. If you complete your name and
phone number, we will respond.
The members of Pastoral Council are: Clare
Herm, Steve Mendel, Ann Herron, Beth
Denham, Steve Atzert, Rita Sicilia, Gene Sicilia, Nancy Condran, Jaime Loftus; Ted Roman
and Jerry Adamzcyk from St. Elizabeth and Fr.
John, Fr. Cosme, Mary Joan Piechocki. We are
available if you wish to speak with any of us.
God bless you all!
Bishop McHugh Regional Catholic Schools
Mothers’ Prayer Group at Bishop McHugh
All Mothers, Grandmothers, Stepmothers and
Caregivers are invited to come and pray every
Friday morning at 8 am in the Bishop McHugh
School Chapel. Please join us as we come together to pray for our biggest blessing...our
children! This is a confidential and caring environment where children are also welcome.
For more information, please contact Nadine
Marks
Dempsey
at
486-5336
or
[email protected]. “For where two or more
are gathered in my name, there I am in the
midst of them.” Matthew 18:20
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Masses for the Week
Saturday, January 31, 2015
8:00 AM:
5:00 PM:
Samuel Mancuso, Sr. by Mary Durkin
Frank & Constance Feraro by Chris &
Carla Leusner & Family
St Elizabeth Church established
1879
We have Masses at St. Elizabeth every
Sunday at 10:15AM.
Sunday, February 01, 2015
10:15AM:
Sunday, February 01, 2015
8:00 AM:
John McCarron by Jim, Rita, & Megan
Burlaga
9:30 AM:
11:00 AM:
Brian Morrell by David & Denise Watson
Betty Vinci by Catherine Grove
Betty Vinci by Catherine Grove
Wednesday, February 04, 2015
8:00AM:
Paul Lengyel, Jr. by Mary
Thursday, February 05, 2015
8:00AM:
Betty Vinci by Catherine Grove
Friday, February 06, 2015
8:00 AM:
1st Friday Masses
Saturday, February 07, 2015
8:00 AM:
5:00 PM:
Connie Vallese by Ron & Sandy Jost
Robt. DeRusso by Mr. & Mrs. Garish
Sunday, February 08, 2015
8:00 AM:
Geo. Cattabiani by Wendy Hoffman
9:30 AM:
John Freemnan by David & Denise
11:00 AM:
Fred Corazo by Douglas Penkethmana &
Charlotte Sadler
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Blood Pressure screenings will be the 1st Sunday of every month. Rosaries are available in
the vestibule provided by our Rosary makers .
Scripture Study
Tuesday, February 03, 2015
8:00AM:
DeLanzo
Andrew Coakley by Eileen & Jack Moffit
Monday, February 02, 2015
8:00 AM:
Ralph DeLanzo, Sr. by Susan
We are very excited to begin another Scripture
study program in the parish. This time, we will
study the Book of Exodus through a study developed by Ascension Press, the same company who
brought us the bible timeline. It will be held on
five Wednesdays beginning January 21st at a
morning session at 10am or at the 7pm evening
session. Exodus, Called to Freedom will be a five
week study that will end just as Lent begins. We will
hear about Moses and how God revealed Himself
and His will, the plagues that rained down on the
Egyptians because Pharoah’s heart was hardened,
how Moses led the Israelites to freedom from slavery
and how they celebrated the Passover. All of these
aspects of the Exodus story help us contemplate our
Lenten journey as Jesus leads us to freedom from
sin and death. Registration forms in Gathering
Space.
Pray the Rosary
After Peace Mass on Wednesdays Legion of
Mary Presidium “OLA” members will pray the
Rosary in the Chapel. All are welcome!
Please remember Our Lady of the Angels
in your Will.
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OLA Council #12184
Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend
Men, 18 or older, consider joining Council
#12184. To learn more about the council, call
Grand Knight Bob Podolski at 609-408-0291 or
609 889-1489.
Need the perfect gift for your spouse this Valentine’s Day? Give your spouse the gift of your
time and your love by taking your spouse on a
Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend.
Call Frank Angelone at 463-0939 for crab cakes
made by members of Council #12184. The price
is $5.00 per crab cake. You get a great tasting
start for a meal and you help the Knights charitable efforts.
Upcoming Weekend: February 6-8, 2015 call:
609-742-4035email:applications@wwme southjersy.org visit:wwme-southjersey.org
The Senior Club
All seniors are encouraged to join our group! Meetings are held on the second Monday of the month at
1:00 PM. For information call Frank Angelone 4630939. “Senior Group” of OLA is looking for New
Members. They have a speaker or a singing group, a
short meeting and play Bingo after. Come on out for
an afternoon of fun. Refreshments served.
Scrip Gift Card
Women’s Prayer Group and Scripture
Study
On Mondays at 4PM the women will continue to
meet for a scripture study of the following Sunday’s
readings and to pray for our Families, our Parish
and our World.
Sunday Mass Preview Readings
“Neighborhood prayer and preview of following
Sunday liturgy readings. No books, no fees. Tuesday
4PM to 5PM or 6PM to 7PM in my home in CMCH.
Call Betty at 463-0063.
Thank You parishioners for purchasing scrip.
Your continued support makes this effort a
success. Special thanks to the scrip team for
volunteering their time to sell scrip, and of
course, the office staff. Checks are most welcome. Your continued support is appreciated
and an easy way to ensure our parish’s financial health.
Every Tuesday at 7:00 PM in the Chapel there is a
meeting of a new prayer group led by the Holy Spirit and Carlos and Debbie Rodriquez. Come and join
us as we pray for our needs, Healing of the Sick and
Peace in the world. Rosary begins at 7:00 PM followed by the Prayer Group Meeting.
Parish Nurse January Topic:
HEALING MASS
30 Things Everyone Should Know About
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
Dedicated to Fr. Michael J. McGivney at Our
Lady of Guadalupe Parish, St. Lawrence
Church on Thursday, March 5, 7:30pm. Sponsored by the Fr. McGivney Guild, Knights of
Columbus. Further info call:Phil Pfaffman 609652-3057 or 609-335-7829.
Get your pamphlet on the wall in vestibule.
For further information or confidential assistance call Barbara Dix 465-2658.
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