1. Art and Diseño

Fr. Brennan-Joseph Farleo, OFM Conv.
Administrator
Fr. Matthew Chadwick, OFM Conv.
Parochial Vicar
Deacon William Briggs
Deacon Dan Meehan, OFS
Deacon Tom Begley
Trish Fessler Business Manager
Mariana Pirri Office Manager
Parish Faith Formation
Pat Brooks, CRE
Kate Goldy Coordinator of RCIA
Mike Aub Music Director
Pat Wilf Perpetual Adoration
856.461.4681
Parish Office 856.461.6555
Monday through Friday
9:00 am until 4:00 pm
Except Holidays and Holy Days
Friary 856.461.0532
Faith Formation Office 856.461.6555
Website
www.Resurrection2.org
E-mail
[email protected]
260 Conrow Road • P.O. Box 1099
Delran, New Jersey 08075
Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
LIFE AT RESURRECTION
2-1
2-2
January 31 & February 1, 2015
5:00 PM
8:00 AM
9:00 AM
10:00 AM
12:00 PM
Gerri Godfrey r/b Perpetual
Adoration Apostolate
John C & Anne L Taylor r/b Their
Children
Dana Revak r/b Chris & Clare Loftus
Edward Tomko r/b His Family
For the Parishioners
Jeff Bautz r/b Jack & Mary Jane
Wasneski
Steven Balsama r/b Jean Wilson
Paul Clarke, Jr. r/b Mary McCloskey
Parents r/b Matilda Reed
February 2 - 7, 2015
Monday
Tuesday
9:00 AM - SC
7:00 PM - HN
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Anthony Razzi r/b Ken & Kitty
Mortimer
Feast of St. Blaise
Harry Paul r/b Rosemarie
Joseph Burns r/b Rob & Joanne
Jondreau
Florence Parker r/b Rosemary Kara
Dolores Hansen r/b Wachter Families
Kaitlin Abel r/b Eileen McCann
Loretta Barniak r/b Lucy Costa
February 7 & 8, 2015
5:00 PM
8:00 AM
9:00 AM
10:00 AM
12:00 PM
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Beloved Aunt Julia Busanovich r/b
Joe, Angel & Joey Dunn
Walter Cleighton r/b Wife, Pauline &
Family
Jeff Bautz r/b Tom & John
Siemanowski
Thadeus Balinski r/b Chip & Elaine
Keller
For the Parishioners
John McDermott r/b Dolores
McDermott
Frank DiLuzio r/b Pat Bowker &
Family
Steven Orfe r/b Barbara Posch
Intentions of Pastoral Caring Ministry
r/b A Friend
2-3
2-4
2-5
2-6
2-7
2-8
-Faith Formation 9:00 Mass/HCHS
-RCIA 10:30AM/Office
-Basketball 12-8PM/PC
-SVdP 1PM/PC
-Basketball 3:30-10PM/PC
-AA 7PM/R1
-Girl Scouts 7PM/R1
-SVdP Rosary 7PM/Chapel
-Feast of St. Blaise
-Basketball 3:30-10PM/PC
-Youth Choir 5:30PM/HNC
-Boy Scouts 7:00 PM/Office& gym
-Girl Scouts 6:30PM/R3
-Basketball 3:30-8PM/PC
-OFS Formation 1:30PM/R1
-Basketball 3:30-10PM/PC
-Cub Scouts 7PM/R6
-Choir 7:30PM/HNC
-Market Day Orders Due Today
-AA 11:00 AM/R1
-Casey Club “Godfather & Friends” Show
7PM/PC
-Faith Formation 9:00 Mass/HCHS
-Fishes & Loaves Weekend Masses/SCC
-RCIA 10:30AM/Office
-Basketball 12-8PM/PC
LAMPS - ST. CASIMIR
**The Lamp of Remembrance is for a Special
Intention.
LAMPS - HOLY NAME
**The Adoration Votive is for a Special Intention.
Pray for the Deceased
Please remember Angela Getz, in your prayers.
Eternal rest grant unto her, O Lord.
GOD’S PLAN FOR GIVING
January 25, 2015 Collection Total - $9,872.00
Thank you to everyone who has given
responsively! We encourage all to support your
parish!
***sign up for electronic giving on our web site:
www. Resurrection2.org
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PRAY FOR OUR
MILITARY
February 1, 2015
New Parishioners
Contact the Parish Office to register at your earliest
convenience. Registration is needed to be a sponsor.
We pray for the safety and the
Lord’s protection of our men and
women in the military especially
Laura Belko, Joseph Maute, Jr.,
Mike Minnis, Kevin Quinn, Becca Rains Manco,
Michelle Aleszczyk, Ciera Franklin, Dean Holzapfel,
Steven Wallis, Joseph Keller, Joseph J. Vogel, Joseph
William Maduzia, Joseph Henry
PRAY FOR THE SICK
Peter Altadonna, Baby Jackie, Krista Balderman,
Marge Borkowski, Gen Branca, Morris Burton, Barbara
Cardinale, Thalia Carucci, Tom Caulfield, Thomas
Casperite, Marian Coppola, David Covell, Helen
Criste, Joseph C. Diamond, Jr., Joseph Dobson, Robert
Eigenbrood, Natalie Fletcher, Betty Fox, Joan Garland,
Jean Henning, Tom Hildenbrand, Kristi Howey,
Madeline Hynes, Sal Inzerilla, Tessie Jankowski, Mary
Koch, Dottie Ladzinski, Hank Lafferty, Kristina
Layden, Betty Lettis, Rita Lowe, Frank & Sophie
Maduzia, Anne Marasa, Alyssa Marrocco, Meg
McDaniel, Hank McKee, Sean Meehan, George Myers,
Lois Nark, Bernard & Verna Nick, Al Nuckowski,
Tennille Nungesser, Christopher Paolini, Brian Quick,
Tillie Reed, Peggy Russick, Nicolette Rosati Russo,
Matthew Seaborn, Maryann Smargisso, Alex
Stanuikynas, Mary Szymkowiak, John M. Taylor, Steve
Woodward, Regina Zaleski
Shop Rite Gift Cards
Help your parish by purchasing Shop Rite gift
cards from the Altar Rosary Society to purchase
your groceries. Shop Rite cards are sold after all
weekend Masses. You pay the face value for the
card, but the parish gets a percentage back, so it
doesn’t cost you a penny extra, but your parish
benefits! Please support this program!!!
Parish Mission Statement
The mission of Resurrection Parish is to reach
lost people to help them become disciples, and
then to help disciples become growing disciples.
In other words, a Church of sinners for sinners on
the path to sainthood.
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Weekend Liturgies
Saturday Vigil: 5:00PM — Holy Name Site
Sunday: 8:00AM & Noon — St. Casimir Site
Sunday 10:00AM — Holy Name Site
Daily Liturgies
Mon. – Sat., 9:00AM— St. Casimir Site
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturdays 4:00 – 4:30PM — Holy Name Site
15 min. before Daily Mass — St. Casimir Site
RCIA
Those interested exploring the Catholic faith are asked
to call the Office for further information.
Baptism
During weekend liturgies the first Sunday of the
month, or 2nd Sunday (St. Casimir @ 1:30 pm) & 4th
Sunday (Holy Name @ 11:30 am) during the month
outside of Mass. (No baptisms during Mass during
Lent.) Call the Parish Office to register.
Marriage
Contact Parish Office one year in advance.
Ministry to the Sick
Call the Parish Office if a family member is ill and
wishes a visit from a parish minister.
Anointing of the Sick
Every first Saturday at the 9:00AM liturgy or in case of
an emergency.
Parish Office
(856) 461-6555
Parish FAX
(856) 461-1293
Office Hours - Mon.-Fri. - 9:00 am - 4:30 pm
REGIONAL CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
Holy Cross High School
Burlington County’s Catholic High School
Christian Cantwell - Director of Admissions
856-461-5400, ext. 3007
Pope John Paul II Regional School
Burlington County’s Catholic Grade School
Call for a tour or more information
609-877-2144
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Reflect on the Word of Jesus Christ
February 1, 2015
4th Sunday of Ordinary Time
“Get Behind me Satan”
Satan wants to confuse
and mislead us. He is
doing a great job in this
world. Just look around
you or more importantly
let’s look at ourselves!
Regional Adult Faith Formation
Classes held at Holy Cross High School.
Join in the with four other parishes!
So, how do we guard
ourselves against Him? The power of prayer,
keep building your faith life, read the Bible,
attend Mass and celebrate the sacraments!
Peter learned how to overcome the evil one.
When you wake up in
the morning, call on the
name of Jesus and St
Michael the Archangel
or simply mark
yourself with the sign
of the cross. Nothing
helps us more in life,
than our Mass and our Eucharist, to start out
the week clear-minded and full of Faith.
Reflections
Adult: I will remember that Jesus rules the
Universe; and not evil and that He will help
me.
Child: I will trust and follow Jesus and His
ways!
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New classes to be announced for
Spring and Bible Study Dates
New Catholic Cemetery, Diocese of
Trenton
The Diocese of Trenton will soon have
groundbreaking for a new Diocesan cemetery in
Burlington County, Jesus, Bread of Life Catholic
Cemetery. This cemetery, the first diocesan site in
our county is located at 3055 Fostertown Road in
Mount Laurel. It offers a wide variety of inground interment options in both flush marker or
monument sections. The Mausoleum
entombment offers interior and exterior single,
tandem, true companion and abbey crypts , as
well as, interior and exterior niches for cremated
remains. For information regarding pre-need
arrangements or for all questions please contact
Deacon Ed Heffernan at 609-847-9487.
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St. Blaise
Tuesday, February 3 is the Feast
of St. Blaise and the Blessing of
the Throats. The blessing will
take place during Mass at:
9:00 AM at St. Casimir
7:00 PM at Holy Name
RESURRECTION CONFERENCE
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT de PAUL
HELP LINE: 461-1131
Celebrating Marriage
The SVdP Society members will meet to pray
the rosary on Monday evening, February
2nd, at 7:00PM at Holy Name Church. Please
feel free to join us. Everyone welcome.
As a way of celebrating marital
fidelity, we publish wedding
anniversaries each month. If you are
celebrating a wedding anniversary of
5, 10, 15, etc....you are invited to send your name,
anniversary year and date of marriage by email
to: [email protected],
or submit it in writing to the office by the 10th of
the month before.
2014 Contribution Statements
Congratulations to Eugene & Dolores
Zawojski celebrating their 50th Anniversary
on February 6th!!!
The 2014 statements are in the process of being
mailed. If you received a statement last year, your
statement will be sent automatically. If you do
not receive a statement by January 31, and you
require one, please call the parish office at 856461-6555.
It is very important that your weekly envelopes
indicate your donation amount if you require a
statement at year’s end. When the envelopes are
ready for entry into the computer, the donations
have already been removed and deposited. So
please be sure to indicate the amount!
2015 Mass Book
Masses in the 2015 Mass book are available.
Please call the office for available dates! 856-4616555.
Thank you for Your Donation
In Memory of Mary Stachurski from Jean
Henning - $20 to the Organ Fund.
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Market Day News
Help support Resurrection Parish by
purchasing delicious groceries through
our Market Day fundraiser. Simply
place an order online by 11pm CST on
Saturday, February 7th at MARKETDAY.COM
(account #8425) or call 877-632-7753 by 12 noon
CST. Reminder: When ordering, please keep in
mind that Ash Wednesday is February 18th. There
are many meatless entrees to choose from. Pick
up your order on Saturday, February 14th,
between 10:30 and 11:00 in our Parish Center
(enter near the kitchen). Can’t make it to our sale?
Enter your zip code online at the Pick-Up locator
to choose an alternate pick-up location that is
more convenient for you. Read more about this
online at “Market Day Your Way”. Our parish
and your alternate pick-up location will receive a
percentage of the profit. If you have any
questions, please call or text Martha at 609-4107278. With your support, we’re looking forward
to reaching our fundraising goals.
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The Word of God in the Life & Mission of Our Church
On the Sabbath, Jesus entered the synagogue and taught....there was a man with an
unclean spirit...Jesus rebuked the spirit...the unclean spirit convulsed the man, and with a
loud cry, came out of him... (from this Sunday’s Gospel reading)
Before we begin any discussion of the meaning of the Gospel story we hear/read this
Sunday, some clarifications are in order. Every Sunday we hear/read one ‘incident’ or
teaching from the total story of Jesus as it is presented in the Gospel. It is like reading one
chapter from a novel or seeing one scene from a movie. That one chapter or scene can only be
understood in terms of the whole story or movie. So it is with the Gospel story we hear/read
every week. It needs to be understood in terms of the entire Gospel. Take, for example, this
Sunday’s story. We review the ‘scenes’ that preceded this story. Jesus has been baptized. He experiences His
temptations in the desert. He announces the dawn of the Kingdom of God. He chooses His first followers. This week, a
new chapter in the story begins. We may title this story as : Jesus launches the ‘discipleship adventure.’
The four scenes that preceded this story and everything that follows it colors our understanding of the story. It is with
these thoughts in mind that we try to discern the meaning of any Gospel story.
Beginning this Sunday, and for the next four Sundays, we will hear/read a series of ‘healing’ stories: the man with the
unclean spirit, the woman with a fever, the leper, and the paralytic. There may be an issue here for us. These stories are
about ‘faith-healing.’
When people in our world think of ‘faith-healing,’ do words like ‘fraud,’ or ‘huckster,’ or ‘spirit-filled’ come to mind?
Is there any such thing as ‘faith-healing?’ What are we, with our sophisticated understanding of the causes of and the
remedies for physical and emotional illness, to make of Jesus’ healing of the afflicted, the sick, and the deranged? The
Gospel of Mark records eighteen ‘miracle’ stories for us. Thirteen do have to do with healing. Four have to do with
exorcisms. These stories raise more questions for the discerning listener/hearer: the relationship between faith,
religion, and health. These ‘healing’ stories are also about cultural, social, and bio-medical aspects of illness. These are
a little complex to discuss in a few paragraphs. But these issues and questions hover over these stories. We are at least
aware that there is much more to these stories than we think.
We turn to Jesus’ invitation of the discipleship-adventure’ with the story of the man with the ‘unclean spirit.’
The story is very careful to tell us that the story takes place in a synagogue on the Sabbath. What’s a synagogue? In the
world of the Bible, it was, in essence, a community center. It served the full range of community needs. It was a place
for social, political, and religious gatherings. It housed a school, a court, and even a lodging place for travelers. It was
in such a place on such a day that Jesus chose to begin His ‘discipleship-adventure.’ A community gathered for
common prayer and study of God’s Word on the Sabbath. Briefly stated, and we will have more to say about this as
our discussion of these stories proceeds, Jesus is challenging a community’s cultural, social, and religious attitudes
toward illness.
Jesus’ first ‘healing’ is that of a person possessed of an ‘unclean spirit.’ The Gospel story opens the door to still other
issues. We are brought face-to-face with a form of evil we might prefer to ignore, forget, or dismiss as irrelevant. We
are introduced to the darker side of the world of the psychological. We are aware of the evil that lurks in the human
heart. We are acutely aware of the evil at work in some aspects of our political, social, economic, and religious
structures. Jesus, in the story, confronts us with yet another form of evil, that of the demonic. Our television screens
and movie screens present us with their version of the demonic quite frequently. These are very popular forms of
entertainment. The world of the Bible sees the demonic from another point of view.
This world of the Bible clearly acknowledges that there is an evil energy that asserts itself in the lives of people. It
seems to be acting with the force of a guiding evil mind. It also acknowledges that a person is not only the victim of
such evil, but also, willingly or unwillingly, its perpetrator. People can become the tool of a group or institution, a
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cause, or a system to the point where they become incapable of thinking or acting for themselves. This happens when a
person surrenders his/her freedom and deeply internalizes the false values, the petty lies, and compromises with truth
and justice. There are many names given to this experience of e vil in the Bible. But, this is always something more
experienced than defined.
When we have experienced the frenzy of a blood-thirsty mob, or the frightening immorality of a self-serving
institution, or see people beside themselves with rage or driven to their destruction with a lust for power, wealth, or
success, when we see the horrors that otherwise ‘ordinary’ people do in the name of some cause, when we see
madness passing for sanity, then, at least we can look with respect at the Gospel’s presentation of the demonic and
recognize what they mean when they speak of an ‘unclean spirit.’
Exorcism is one of the central characteristics of the mission of Jesus. He passed this vocation on to His Church. The
Church has never abandoned this ministry. What makes exorcism possible is the healing power of Jesus available
through the ministry of the Church.
Rev. Hilary Brzostowski, OFM Conv.
Liturgical Adaptation
In light of the approaching cold
and flu season, and considering
the concern over communicable
diseases, we encourage you not to
come to Mass if you are not feeling well or
showing signs of the flu. During this season when
colds and the flu are so prevalent, we are not
distributing the Precious Blood during Mass.
Holy Communion is only being given in the
species of the consecrated bread, the Body of
Christ. To diminish the possibility of catching
and/or transmitting colds and flu, we encourage
you not to hold hands during the Our Father and
suggest we share the Sign of Peace with one
another with meaningful eye contact, a smile, and
a bow of your head to one another. Thank you for
your cooperation!
Frassati Society
***attention young adults!!
(18-35 years old)
! Prayer
! Scripture
! Faith
! Friendship
Thursday, February 5, 2015 – 7:00 p.m.
St. Casimir Friary Basement
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Resurrection
Capital Campaign
The Capital Campaign ends
December 31, 2015. If you
have not made your
contribution, please do so
before the end of
December. You help is needed to reach our goal
of $400,000. If you have any questions regarding
this matter, call Angelo at (856) 824-0240. Thank
you!
Winter’s Here.....
and along with it, the
possibility of bad weather. On
the rare occasion when Mass
would be cancelled due to the weather, please
remember to drop your envelope for the cancelled
week in the collection the following week!! Thank
you!!
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Resurrection Parish Faith Formation Program
February 1, 2015 - Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
If Today you hear His Voice harden not your hearts. Psalm 95
Faith Formation News
Next Sessions - Feb, 8, 22
March 15 & 22 and Last Session
Friday March 27 - 7pm
Holy Name Site - Lenten Gathering
Family Session Adults and Children
Thoughts for Catechist and Parents
Hold fast to dreams, for if
dreams die, life is a brokenwinged bird that cannot fly.
Hold fast to dreams, for if
dreams go, life is a barren field
frozen with snow.
`Langston Hughes
The above is true for all of us, it is especially true
for young people. Youth are the promise of the
future. When we educate the young people we are
helping them to believe that life is worth living,
and that their own lives will make a difference to
life on this planet. The ability to hope, dream and
imagine are uniquely human
characteristics.
Christ Centered Family
Please, if you have missed Christ
Centered Family; go to any session.
This is a family session that proves to
be a lot of fun!!
What are we teaching our
children to look for hope? A
question we need to seriously
ponder. When Catechists and
parents teach them about
Christ and our Catholic Faith
we are leading them in the
right direction.
Hope for the future is an essential ingredient of
Christianity. Peter spoke to the crowd right after
the first Pentecost: “in the days to come, it is the
Lord who speaks...I will pour out my spirit on all
humankind. You sons and daughters shall
prophesy, your young men shall see visions, your
old men shall dream dreams. Acts 2: 16-17
Confirmation
May 12, 2015
7pm Holy Name Site
Practice and Prayer May 11, 7pm
Holy Name Site
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Already at the very beginnings of the Church, we
see the need for hope that reality can be
transformed and that the world can be a better
place for everyone. Every now and then it is nice
to reflect on those moments when we see some of
our students believing in themselves a bit more,
crowing in confidence and delighted in
discovering Jesus Christ.
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Kitchens, Windows, Doors, Handyman Services
Over 30 years of experience
Tom Pritchard / 856-303-1623
856-206-3562 (cell)
TONY’S
BARBER
SHOP
Specializing in Today’s Styles
856-461-0610
UNI-SEX HAIRSTYLING
Children’s Cuts• Walk-Ins
Hours: M, Tu, Th, F: 9-6:00pm
Sa: 8-2pm • Closed Weds
525 Cinnaminson Ave.
Palmyra, NJ 08065
856-829-9730
Serving the Area Since 1962
Specialized Treatment For:
Neck & Back Pain, Disc or Nerve Problems,
Headaches & Arthritis
Patrick Daley, Mgr., N.J. Lic. 4171
www.sweeneyfh.com
542 Resurrection, Delran (b) NJ
Exercise Advice • Advanced Technology
Hydrotherapy • Personal Choice & Medicare
HMO’s & PPO’s • Elderly Patients
George Bennett, Chiropractor
Certified...856-786-2222
20 Haines Mill Rd. Board
2193 Riverton Rd., Cinnaminson, NJ
Delran, NJ 08075 1 Blocks
Off Rt. 130, Next to Cinnaminson Memorial School
Advance Funeral Planning- an investment in peace of mind
Fax: 856-786-0835
Sr. Director/Manager
N.J. Lic. No. 2605
Director • N.J. Lic. No 4379
GENTLE & AFFORDABLE
DENTISTRY
OFFER BOTOX & DERMAL FILLER
CALL FOR A FREE CONSULTATION!
• Gentle Conservative Treatment
• Nitrous Oxide for Patient Comfort
• Emergencies Treated Promptly
• Evening Hours Available
• Most Insurances Accepted
• Senor Citizen Discount
811 Woodlane Rd. • Westampton, NJ
Ella Kerzhner, D.M.D.
New Patients Welcome
(609) 267-1038 • www.elladentist.com
764-9635
Neck, Back
& Joint Specialist
Gentle Painless Care
For Frail Patients
Family Hair Care
112 Broad Street
Riverton
3 Scott St., Riverside
Tom Ward ~ Owner
(856) 764-1303
(856) 764-6004
Funeral Home, Inc.
“Proudly Serving The Community Since 1965”
FINE JEWELRY AT DISCOUNT PRICES
10 Broad St., Riverton, NJ 08077
www.WardHeatingAndAir.com
Tues. & Wed.
9AM-6PM
Thurs. & Fri.
9AM-7PM
Sat.
8AM-3PM
Weber
Galdo Jewelers
856-829-4985 • 856-663-2010
License #13VH01574800
Rechargeable Personal Devices
Cleaner Alternative to Smoking:
BUILD STATION • LOUNGE
DRIPPER DREAM BAR • JUICE BAR
Thomas D. Begley, III, Esq. is Chairman of Capehart
Scatchard’s Trusts and Estates Group. Mr. Begley,
a Certified Elder Law Attorney, concentrates his
practice in wills, trusts, estates, probate litigation and
business representation.
(856) 829-8000
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We have a full selection of:
Eliquids, Starter Kits &
Advanced Personal Mods
Hours: M-Th 10:30-8
F: 10:30-10:30
Sa 10:30-8 • Su 11-6
NO Tar, Carcinogens or Carbon Monoxide
Established over 135 years ago, Capehart Scatchard is
a regional full service law firm with seven area offices.
1200 Route 130 North
Cinnaminson, NJ 08077
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Hello Beautiful Beaty Salon
Hair & Beauty Salon
4000 Rt. 130 North
Heritage Square Plaza, Delran
856-393-8945
[email protected]
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Let St. John Neumann
Knights of Columbus 1436
Host Your Next Catered Event
NEW Members
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Welcome
478 Cooper Street • Beverly, NJ
609.387.0098
337 Bridgeboro Street • Riverside, NJ
856.461.1116
John Patrick Publishing Company (800) 333-3166 • www.jppc.net