1. Art and Diseño

MASS INTENTIONS
SATURDAY January 31, 2015
4:00 PM
(A) Nick Ingargiola/ Cantell Family
John Confroy/ Ann Dugan
Harry Lodovico/ Marge & Anthony Ingenito
Richard Reiher/ Diane & John McKenna
Charles Doerr/ Ron & Ginny Kornafel
Anthony Mondello/ Steve Mondello
4:30 PM
(SN) Bea Gazo/ Esther Frontuto
Frances Puggi/ Sue & Tom Henshaw
Sean Roach/ Jo-El & Nancy
Ida Barbetto/ Rose & Charles Roesch
SUNDAY February 1, 2015
8:30 AM
(SN) Costa Family
Arthur Seibert/Nicholetta Franchetta
Osmarina Rodrigues/ Torres Family
Louise Colangelo Bruner/ Jean & Ernest Cassara
Evelyn Guerrieri/ Tom & Donna Meineke
Martha Rundio/ Paul & Elaine Rundio and family
8:30 AM
(A) William Gabriel/ Dolores Garbutt
10:00 AM
(SN) Gregorio Lopez/ Natalia Gorostieta
11:00 AM
(A) Evelyn Martin/ ARCS Staff
MONDAY February 2, 2015
7:00 AM
(SN) Evelyn Guerrieri/ M/M Ernie DiOdoardo
8:00 AM
(A) Elizabeth & John McClain Sr/ D. Glendon & Carol McClain
12:15 PM
(A) Phil Doucette/ Wife, Bruni
TUESDAY February 3, 2015
7:00 AM
(SN) Lee Ricci/ Larry & Pat Barbetto
8:00 AM
(A) Dorothy Ganiel/ Evonne Kaminski
6:00 PM
(A) Norman Mintz/ Family
WEDNESDAY February 4, 2015
7:00 AM
(SN) For People of the Parish
8:00 AM
(A) Tom Mooney/ Maureen Foley
12:15 PM
(A) Marie Tortello/ Gerry Hand
THURSDAY February 5, 2015
7:00 AM
(SN) Mary Moloney/ Carlene Moloney
8:00 AM
(A) Jimmy Cramer/ Bill, Barb and Ali Cook
FRIDAY February 6, 2015
7:00 AM
(SN) Ernesto Torres/ Family
8:00 AM
(A) Azucena Ballesca/Teresita Luzano
12:15 PM
(A) Macario & Rosalina Ordanes/ Family
SATURDAY February 7, 2015
9:00 AM
(A) Marvin Rothery/ Sam & Marilyn Deneka
4:00 PM
(A) Nick Ingargiola/ Ed & Marilyn Gerhardt
4:30 PM
(SN) Costa Family
SUNDAY February 8, 2015
8:30 AM
(SN) Bill Johns, III/St. Nicholas School Alumni
Marie Cusack/ Torres Family
Carmelia DeFiccio-Ziegler/ George & Elaine Frick
Evelyn Guerrieri/ George & Elaine Frick
Louise Bruner/ Bob & Joyce Petrosh
Martha Rundio/ Connie Kuehner & Family
8:30 AM
(A) Fred Allgeyer/ Jill & Joyn Yochim
Dr. Robert Kuchlewski/Joe & Dolores Rosinski
Bill & Marian Gabriel/ Regina & Jeff Strawn
Elaine Collins/ Jack & Karen Bitler
Christine Law/ Kate Keeley & Aiden Brandt
Joseph Delarosby/ Robert & Beth Delarosby
10:00 AM
(SN) People of the parish
11:00 AM
(A) John Bachhuber/ Charles & Patricia Doerr
ALTAR LINENS for the month of February at St. Nicholas site
Marie Galli
READINGS FOR NEXT SUNDAY FEBRUARY 8, 2015
JOB 7:1-4, 6-7 (74B)
1 CORINTHIANS 9:16-19, 22-23
GOSPEL: MARK 1:29-39
Pray For Our Sick
- George Link, Abel Pencheff,
Joseph Banger, Carlos Rivera, Emil Cypra, Mrs. Gibney, Debbie
Simons, Clara Caruso, Joanne Gazo, Cleo Presnell, Felicia Mazzola,,
Gianna DeRosa, Alice Musterel, Joseph LoPiccolo, Dan Bartolini, Luke
Thomas Colluzzi, Dorothy Young, Roy Havelin, Patricia Cushion, Msgr
Joe Stoerlein, Kathy Schmookler, Thomas Crowe, Sharon Armhold,
Brennan Camp, Patricia Cornely, Betty Ann Rundio, Ronald Clarke,
Randy Hagar, Anthony Mondelio, Gregory Barrett, Mary Ann Gatto,
Joseph Husta, Grace Peele, Mike Carter, Joan Finn, Denise
Holzberger, Paul Putt, Jacob Goldsmith, Deacon Jim Teeney, Ann
Giesguth, Esther Frontuto, Lee Dooner, James Morales, Pauline
Roesch, Tom Jordan Jr., Dennis Arcaetto, Lyla Pavechak, Bill Lee,
Margaret Andrews, Judy Medrano, Charlie Roesch, Susan Ionno,
Ronnie Garbutt Jr, Peggy Kelly, Gerson Cohen, Rosemary Metzen,
Shirley Gomez, Adam Bengis, Norma Cillo, George Kendall, Russ
Fitzgerald, Robert Sanchez, Melissa Johnson, Mary Emma Sartorio,
Bruce Lees, Rita Schwender, Lee Ricci, Bill Butterhof & Kathy
Florence.
COMMUNION SERVICE – Every Saturday at 8:00 am, St. Nicholas
Church. All are welcomed.
ALTAR & ROSARY SOCIETY – From September to May we meet on
the second Tuesday each month at 7:00 pm in the St. Nicholas
rectory. For further information call Donna at 965-2740.
WOMEN’S FAITH SHARING BIBLE STUDY is held in the parish office
on Tuesdays, 9:00 am. For further information call Gerry at 965-3487
GETTING MARRIED? – Go to the diocesan website for important
information about Pre Cana Marriage Prep at www.camdendiocese.org.
This has important information that you will need in preparing for your
wedding.
MONTHLY ROSARY – Our Monthly Rosary at Assumption is held on
the first Friday of the month (February 6th) at 7:00 pm.
ADORATION OF THE MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT is held weekly on
Tuesdays from 8:30 am – 4:00 pm in the Assumption site Chapel.
Effective March 4th, Adoration will be on Wednesday from 8:30 –
6:00 pm. Please take note of effective date change.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS – If you are interested in learning more
about the Knights or would like to join please call (A) Bob Luke at
609-652-7992 or visit their website: Kof C 6342.org. (SN) Egg Harbor
#3500, call 965-2813 or visit: kofc3500.org.
HOMEBOUND PARISHIONERS - If you know of someone who would
like to have communion brought to their home, please call the
parish office.
PRAYER GROUPS – Meets at two locations. Monday’s at 7:30 pm, St.
Nicholas Rectory (Wkly). Assumption’s is Wednesday’s (Chapel) at
6:30 pm is Scripture and 7:15 pm Prayer meeting (Wkly). Men’s
prayer Group meets 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month at
Assumption.
Pastor’s Corner
What is one thing we all experience, would
like to be free of but seem to be unable to
avoid? Well, there could be many answers but
I believe one common response would be
anxiety (stress, oppressiveness, feeling
overwhelmed).
In the second reading, from his first Letter to
the Corinthians, St. Paul addresses the need
to be free of anxiety so that we can focus on
“adherence to the Lord without distraction.”
He correctly points out that a married person tends to have more
stress in their lives because their attention and energy and resources
are turned toward the family and not toward the Lord. And 2,000
years later this message still applies.
Think of the responsibilities that a husband/father and
wife/mother have today:
1. Financial: Mortgage and utility bills – including cable, internet
and telephone (especially if the kids have cell phones); car
payments (for usually 2 or more cars); food; health care;
Catholic School tuition; sports equipment (for each sport the
child/adult are involved in); vacations; and more.
2. Time: work, school & commuter schedules; after school
programs & activities; shopping; house chores; ‘screen time’
for computer, TV & video activities; Club & board membership
meetings; talking & texting on the phone; doctor
appointments; and other events/duties.
3. Relationship: Good parenting; spousal needs and desires for
growth & development; proper disciplining; establishing
healthy and open communication; maintaining an atmosphere
of understanding & patience with each other; etc…
With this short list in a few categories it is easy to see how stressful
life can be for a married person. Yet, many of these areas also apply
to single people and to children, but with additional or different
concerns. There can be, and unfortunately is much anxiety in our
lives.
On the surface, St. Paul’s solution seems to be ‘don’t get married!”
However, the heart of his advice is; be “anxious about the things of
the Lord.” Turn your attention to the Lord first. Be stressed to make
sure you are pleasing God, and then do what you want.
Looking at the list of responsibilities above it is easy to see that we
CHOOSE many of these burdens. And let’s be honest, how many of
our decisions had “pleasing God” as the first and primary goal!
But there is hope, because we do have control over our choices.
Therefore, all we have to do is change our priorities and we can
redirect our concerns from focusing on the passing things of this
world to the eternal things of God. “Seek first the kingdom of God
and his righteousness, and all these things will be given you besides”
(Mt 6:33) – especially joy & peace.
SPEAKING OF SEEKING FIRST GOD’S KINGDOM!
Thank you to all who contributed to our 2014 House of
Charity/Bishop’s Annual Appeal.
We reached our goal of $118,000.00!!!!!
I would ask that if you did make a pledge that you fulfill it so that
we can receive the 10% of the total ($11,800.00) back to our parish.
As a note, only 385 families contributed to this goal. Since we
have approximately 2,900 families registered imagine how much
more we could have raised for the Lord’s work in our diocese if we
had more participation!! Remember, no gift is too small!
I also thank those who were not able to give anything at all to the
campaign but who made spiritual sacrifices of prayers and offerings
that contributed to our success!
Peace, Fr. Nick
Assumption RegionAl
CatholiC School
WWW.ARCSGALLOWAY.ORG • 652-7134
Dear Friends,
What a great week we just completed! We began with our students
attending Masses at their various parishes dressed in their school
uniforms, assisting as greeters, offertory gift bearers, and choir
members. Throughout the week, we had various educational and fun
activities. Our Junior High had their Science Fair. We wish to thank
the large number of judges that turned out this year. The school’s
talent show included over 30 very entertaining acts. Our students
were treated to a dance and the school pep rally. Our week was
completed with a liturgy celebrating our appreciation and
participation in Catholic Education.
God bless you,
Mary Ellen Schurtz
ASSUMPTION REGIONAL
CATHOLIC SCHOOL ANNOUNCES
OPEN ENROLLMENT
Assumption Regional Catholic School is now accepting students
PreK3, PreK4 and Kindergarten – 8th grade.
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Full time PreK- Program and part-time PreK3 program
Students attend mass monthly
Monthly school community service projects
Licensed certified teaching staff
Religion classes daily including sacramental prep
Low student-Teacher ratio
Accelerated Math grades 5 thru 8
Full-time Basic skills Teacher, part-time Speech Therapy, on site
Guidance Counselor and full-time Nurse
Student curriculum exceeds the New Jersey standards
After school sports and academic activities
Before (7am) and after care (ending 5:30 pm)
State –of-the-Art Technology (Smart Boards, Surround Sound,
Ipad Cart (30 Ipads) and Remote individual Response Units)
School security system with video monitoring stations
Tuition Assistance provided
Partnerships with Atlantic Cape Community College (ACCC)
Stem (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) program and
Rutgers University Project PORTS: Promoting Oyster
Restoration through Schools Program.
Perspective students are welcome to shadow for a day!
For additional information or to schedule a private tour contact
(609) 652-7134 or email [email protected]
www.arcsgalloway.org
ILLUSTRATED BOOK for the children to follow Mass are available in
the back of the church where the other Mass books are located. We
request that you please return to the designated basket at the end
of the Mass.
BREVE CMENTARIO A LA LITURGIA DE HOY
ANUNCIOS PARA LA COMUNIDAD HISPANA
SPANISH COMMUNITY NEWS
BIENVENIDOS a todos de parte del Párroco Nick Dudo, Rev. Jerry
Gomez y Rev. Armando Rodríguez Montoya y todos los
miembros de la Parroquia de Nuestra Señora del Perpetuo
Socorro – OLPH. Iglesia San Nicolás. Gracias por su presencia.
1.
ATENCION: Todas las intenciones de misa serán aceptadas
por una ofrenda mínima de $15.00 por cada tarjeta. Se
pueden echar en la colecta con la información y dinero.
Ponerle “Mass Card – Misa Hispana” afuera del sobre.
Cheques a nombre de OLPH. Para más información llamen
a la rectoría: 652-0008. Recuerden de notar si es para
difunto, enfermo, o cumpleaños, NO se permitirán
peticiones el mismo día de las misas. Esto lleva todo un
proceso
2.
CLASES DE BAUTIZMOS: Tenemos las clases de catequesis
para preparar a los papas y padrinos próximos a bautizar.
Las próximas platicas serán el martes, 10 de febrero de 5:30
a 7:30 en San Nicolás.
3.
COACH BINGO: Habrá un bingo en Marzo 20 en la escuela
de Asunción (OLPH), los boletos son A $35, habrá también
una rifa china. Necesitamos ayuda para ese día, por favor de
ver a Maureen
4.
GRUPO DE JOVENES: NO hay reunión este Domingo, 1 de
febrero. Próxima reunión será el 8 de Febrero en ARCS.
Febrero 15, NO habrá reunión. Pero el 22 de febrero nos
reuniremos en San Nicolás a las 6pm con misa de jóvenes y
reflección espiritual.
5.
CARTAS PARA LOS IMPUESTOS: Comenzando la tercera
semana de Enero, puede llamar a la rectoría de OLPH 609652-0008 y solicitar una carta para los impuestos de todas
las contribuciones que usted a aportado a la iglesia. Puede
dejar su nombre, dirección y número de teléfono en los
mensajes.
6.
PADRES DE ADOLESCENTES ¿Es usted un padre de un
adolescente y le gustaría que su hijo o hija participara más
plenamente en la vida parroquial ? No es necesario mirar
más allá, tenemos nuestro grupo parroquial de jóvenes para
los grados 7 a 12. Nos reunimos todas las semanas, unas
aquí, en San Nicolás y otras en la Cafetería de la Escuela
Regional de Asunción. Las reuniones comienzan a las
6:00pm (a menos que se indique lo contrario ) y terminan a
las 7:30 pm .Invitamos cordialmente a sus hijos e hijas a
unirse a nosotros . Nuestro grupo disfruta de
compañerismo, juegos , discusión acerca de la fe , de
eventos afuera del sitio y, por supuesto, bocadillos! Para
más información, póngase en contacto con Nancy Riddell,
Directora de Juventud y Formación de la Fe en 609-6580008 ext 207 o por correo electrónico a
[email protected]
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nosotros en nuestra próxima reunión Domingo, 08 de
febrero a las 6 pm para "invierno Noche de Diversión " en el
gimnasio de la escuela ARCS
Poder o autoridad
En una rama de la Filosofía encontramos la Ética, que en
resumen nos indica lo que está bien hacer y lo que está mal. Esto
es a nivel fuera de la religión. Por ejemplo, el que roba algo se
expone a un juicio ético, sea persona religiosa o no. La ética,
cuando se aborda desde terrenos religiosos es llamada moral.
Así, el que robó es llamado delincuente (cometió un delito) en
cuestiones éticas, pero es llamado pecador en cuestiones
morales.
Podemos hablar de ética individual, si las observaciones del
comportamiento son acerca de una sola persona, o ética social,
si los observados son un grupo de personas. Aquí la Ética se
funde con otra rama de la Filosofía: la Sociología. Dentro de la
Sociología hay un apartado que conviene reflexionar, porque se
trata de dos palabras que se parecen, pero que no son lo mismo
y uno puede llegar a confundirlas. Notemos que estamos
hablando de ética (terreno filosófico) y no de moral (terreno
religioso). Pues estas dos palabras son "poder" y "autoridad".
No, no son la misma cosa. El poder es la capacidad de fuerza o de
dominio para dominar a otros, mientras que la autoridad es el
nivel de primacía que alguien ha ganado gracias a su calidad o
competencia en algún asunto. Quien tiene poder simplemente
aplica fríamente lo que la ley dicta, pero quien tiene autoridad
por sí mismo es capaz de superar la ley.
Por eso es tan doloroso cuando se tienen que acatar órdenes
de personas injustas o ignorantes, porque tienen el poder y
aplican las leyes abusando de este poder, atropellando a las
personas. Algunos padres de familia puede que tengan el poder,
pero no tienen autoridad.
El evangelio nos enseña que Jesús hablaba con autoridad. Esto
es, él encontraba el espíritu con el que la ley había sido escrita y
sabía que era más importante ayudar a los demás que cumplir la
ley. Se trataba de una ayuda correcta y prudente, usando los
medios legítimos con que se cuenta. Nadie que se diga discípulo
de Cristo va a robar a un millonario bajo el pretexto de ayudar a
los pobres.
2014 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS are now available. Please call the
parish office with your name, address and phone number. We
will process request and mail out to you
MARCZYK FOUNDATION TO HONOR
MATHIS AND EMMANUEL - The
foundation will honor long-time Holy
Spirit High School educators Landa
Mathis and Ernie Emmanuel with
their Distinguished Recognition
Award. The event will be held on Thursday, March 26th from
6 to 10:00 pm at the Carriage House in Galloway. This cost is
$60 and tickets can be purchased at the door. Presently, the
foundation has awarded over $100,000 to deserving students
entering Holy Spirit High School. For information call Pete at
609-412-8083.
Daily Mass Goers
Take Note!
On days that it snows, we are
asking you to park on the parish
office side of the church. Since the
property large, and Mass is at 8:00
am. They will be concentrating on
clearing that area first.
THE HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE needs your help! We are in need of
GREETERS at both church sites and BAKERS for Social Sundays at our
Egg Harbor City site. All ages are welcomed to greet! You can also
greet with family members or invite your friends! Greeters serve as
"ambassadors of kindness" by providing a genuine, warm and
welcoming atmosphere for guests and members alike! Please email
Sue Decker at [email protected] or phone 609-705-0078 to sign up to
become a Greeter before Mass! Contact Maureen Wormann to
become a Social Sunday baker for the Egg Harbor City site at: email:
[email protected] or phone 609-287-3983. Thank you!
FISH FRY – Assumption Regional Catholic School will be holding their
annual Fish Fry on Ash Wednesday, February 18th from 4:30 pm to
7:30 pm in the School cafeteria. Eat in or take out is available. For
information call: Michele Mason at 609-517-0903 or email:
[email protected].
THE HOLY SHROUD OF TURIN – Please join us for a special
presentation on the Holy Shroud of Turin on Friday, February 20th at
OLPH Parish/Assumption site, 146 S Pitney Rd., Galloway. The doors
will open at 6:00 pm with the presentation beginning at 7:00 pm. A
relic of the Holy Shroud will be available for veneration. Venerate
the Miraculous Holy Face Image which shed blood! Our presenter
will be Donald H. Nohs.
COACH BINGO is looking for volunteers. There will be a meeting on
Sunday, February 8th at 2:00 in the parish office to if you are able to
help. If you have any questions, please call June at 609-652-8253.
FAMILY ROSARY – We invite you and your family to join us on
Friday, February 6th, 7:00 pm at the Assumption site. We will be
using the rosary meditations of Pope Francis.
THE SANCTUARY CANDLES THIS WEEK
(ST NICHOLAS)
In memory of Mary Moloney
Requested by: Carlene Moloney
(ASSUMPTION - CHURCH)
In Memory of Amelia Hebron
Requested by: Family
(ASSUMPTION - CHAPEL)
In Memory of Angela Messina
Requested by: Messina, Minalga, Rothberg Families
Anniversary Wishes go out to
YOUTH NEWS!
PARENTS OF TEENS Are you a parent of a teen and would like
your son or daughter to participate more fully in parish life? You
need look no further than our parish youth group for grades 7
through 12. We meet about every other week right here at St.
Nick’s and alternate weeks at Assumption Regional School Cafeteria.
Meetings begin at 6pm (unless otherwise noted) and end at 7:30
pm. We warmly invite your sons and daughters to join us. Our
group enjoys fellowship, games, discussion about faith, off site
events and of course, snacks! For further information please contact
Nancy Riddell, Director of Youth and Faith Formation at 609-6580008 extension 207 or email to [email protected].
Please join us at our next meeting Sunday, February 8th at 6 pm for
“WINTER FUN NIGHT” in the ARCS school gym!
YOUTH FEBRUARY HAPPENINGS
Although there is no Youth Group meeting on Sunday, Feb.1st due to
everyone being glued to the TV to watch Super Bowl, we have
games on our minds for the following Sunday night meeting on the
8th. Yes, folks, it is “Winter Fun Night” beginning at 6 pm at ARCS.
We’ll be playing like the penguins do! Hey, penguins go play in the
cold we can, too! Well . . . maybe we’ll just play in the gym. As
always there will be plenty to snack on and friends of yours are
always welcome!
Sunday, February 15th there is no meeting due to Presidents Day,
but we come together again at St. Nick’s at 6 pm on the 22nd for
Youth Mass and reflection. What’s a reflection you ask? It means
taking time to think about what we just heard in the Gospel. It’s a
great opportunity to ask questions and gain more insight into what
was shared. So come and bring your friends a have a different
experience of the Mass than usual. It promises to be very special.
Knights of Columbus Villa Marie Council # 6342
Is hosting a PRE-LENTEN PANCAKE SUPPER
What: Shrove (Fat Tuesday) pre-Lenten Supper
When: Tuesday, February 17, 2015 Time: 4:00 to 8:00PM
Where: St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church Hall, corner of
Mill Rd & New Jersey Avenue, Absecon.
This is our annual “Mardi Gras” Shrove Pancake Supper. This will be
a pre-Lenten dinner for everybody especially children “all you can
eat”. The menu will consist of pancakes, sausage, and ice cream
with fixings, coffee, tea, milk and soda. Cost: $9.00 per adult, $ 5.00
per student and children under 5 “free”. Call John at 609-641-4580.
Collections
JANUARY 25, 2015
2015 - $15,217.13 2014 - $13,453.68
Mission Membership
2015 - $2,669.31 2014 - $2,631.80
Sam & Jane Merlino
Celebrating 63 years of marriage
May God continue to bless you with many more
years of health and happiness!
If you have not yet completed your HOUSE OF CHARITY PLEDGE
PAYMENTS, please do so as soon as possible. If all is paid up, we are
eligible to get a return for our parish. Thank You and we appreciate
your sacrifice.
7:00 pm St Catherine of
Sienna (A) Chapel
7pm Emmaus Men’s Grp
(AC)
7pm Choir – (A)
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7:00 am – (SN) Mass
9:00 am – (A) Mass
5:30 pm – (SN) Mass
6:00 pm – (A) Service
7:00 pm – (SN)Mass (SP)
4:30-7:30 pm Fish Fry (ARCS Café)
18 ASH WEDNESDAY
11
6:30 pm 1st Penance
(SN)
6:30 pm – Evang.
Mtg (PO)
7pm Choir – (A)
7pm Hospitality (PO)
7pm Choir (SN)
WEDNESDAY
4
6:30 pm Scripture (AC)
(Wkly)
7:15 pm Prayer Mtg.
(AC) (Wkly)
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6:30 Finance Mtg (PO)
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12
THURSDAY
5
6:30 pm Monthly CCD
Class
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1:30 Stations (A)
7:00 Stations (SN
& (A)
7:00 PM - Shroud of
Turin Presentation (A)
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1:30 Stations (A)
13
FRIDAY
6
7:00 pm – Rosary (A)
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21
1:00 – Hispanic Retreat
(SNCafe)
14
Shop Rite & Wawa Gift
cards after all Masses
Food Collections
Valentine Dance ARCS
SATURDAY
7
9:00 am – 1st Saturday
Mass (A)
10:30 am 1st Penance
ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT – Tuesdays, 8:30 am – 4pm (A) ……………………………………………………………….……. CONFESSIONS – Saturdays 3:00pm (A) 3:30 (SN)
Assumption Church (A), St. Nicholas Church (SN), Assumption School (ARCS), Parish Office (PO), St. Nicholas Rectory (SNR), St. Nicholas Café (SNCAF), Assumption Chapel (AC)
12:00 pm - Baptisms
6:00 pm Youth Mass
(SN)
22 1ST SUNDAY OF LENT
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Parish Office Closed
No CCD Classes
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6:30 pm -Pastoral
Council Mtg. (SN)
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16 PRESIDENT’S DAY
15 6th Sunday of OT
12:00 pm - Baptisms
7:00 pm Altar & Rosary Mtg
(SN)
6:00 pm Youth MtgARCS
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9:00 am – Women’s Faith
Sharing (PO)(Wkly)
TUESDAY
3 FEAST OF ST. BLAISE
9:00 am – WFS. (PO) (Wkly)
6pm Mass/Blessing of
Throats (A)
6:00 pm – SVDP Mtg (PO)
6:30 pm Spanish Mass (SN)
(Wkly)
7:00 pm VIP’s (A) (Wkly)
7pm Emmaus Men’s Grp
(AC)
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7:00 pm Baptism
Workshop
7:30 pm Prayer Grp Mtg
(SNR) (Wkly)
6:30 pm -Pastoral
Council Mtg. (SN)
MONDAY
2
6:00 pm - Filipino
Apostolate – (PO)
Shop Rite & Wawa Gift
Cards after All Masses
SOCIAL SUNDAY
8 5TH SUNDAY OF OT
Girl Scout Cookie Sale
1 – 4TH SUNDAY OF OT
SUNDAY
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