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PARISH�STAFF:� Pastor:�Very�Reverend�John�P.�Bambrick,�V.F.,�EExt.�218 [email protected] Parochial�Vicar:�Reverend�James�Smith,�EExt.�207 [email protected] Weekend�Assistant:�Monsignor�Joseph�Ciampaglio Deacons:��Uku�Mannikus�&�Rene�Perez Business�Manager:�Sherri�Kroesch [email protected],�EExt.�203 Director�of�Music:�Naomi�Capasso [email protected],�EExt.�217 Parish�Secretary:�Pat�Mulholland [email protected],�Ext.�204 Youth�&�Young�Adult�Ministries:�Joey�Tun [email protected],�EExt.�202 School�Principal:�Elizabeth�O’Connor [email protected],�EExt.�312 Assistant�School�Principal:�Nancy�Hegedus [email protected],,�Ext.�313 Religious�Education�Department:�� Coordinator�of�Religious�Education:�Jennifer�Petrillo [email protected],�EExt.�311 Sacramental�Coordinator:�Paula�Mammana� [email protected],,�Ext.�314
PARISH�AND�SCHOOL�ADDRESS:� 935�Bennetts�Mills�Road,�Jackson,�NJ�08527 Parish:��Tel:��732-370-0500���Fax:�732-886-9336 School:�Tel:�732-370-1515��Fax:�732-370-3555 Religious�Education�Office:�732-370-1515� Parish:��www.saintaloysiusonline.org School:�www.staloysiusschool.com� PARISH�OFFICE�HOURS:� Monday�to�Friday:�8:30�a.m.�to�3:30�p.m.� *Please�note�that�the�Church�closes�at�2:00p.m.�daily�except�when�there�is�scheduled�usage.� Mass�Schedule: Monday�to�Friday:�8:00�a.m.� Saturday�Evening:�5:00�p.m. Sunday:��7:00�a.m.,�8:30�a.m.,�*10:30�a.m.�and�12:30�p.m.� Holy�Days:��Mass�times�will�be�announced.�� (*Little�Children�of�God�program�at�this�mass) Reconciliation/Confessions: Saturday:�4:00�to�4:30�p.m.� Sundays:�10:00�a.m.� By�Appointment:�732-370-0500 St.�Vincent�de�Paul�Assistance�Hotline:�732-370-0098 If�you�require�the�emergency�services�of�a�priest,�please�call�732-370-0500�ext.�3
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Emergency�Information: In�the�event�that�the�Church�and�Parish�Offices�are�closed�due�to�inclement�weather�or�other�unforeseen�circumstances,�please�check�our�parish�phone�number,�visit�our�website�and�check�our�Facebook�page�for�updates�and�information.�Please�use�your�judgment�when�coming�to�Mass�and�remember�that�safety�is�the�primary�factor.
Protecting�God's�Children -�Making�the�Church�a�safe�environment�for�all,�particularly�children�and�at-risk�adults,�is�a�major�priority�of�the�administration�and�staff�of�Saint�Aloysius�Church.�Please�take�a�look�at�the�posters�and�"Safe�Environment�&�Standards�of�Conduct�Policy"�that�are�posted�on�the�bulletin�board�in�the�Gathering�Space�of�the�Church�and�on�our�website�at�http://www.saintaloysiusonline.org/protecting-children. �If�you�have�any�questions�or�would�like�to�learn�more�about�how�to�make�our�church,�homes�and�community�safer,�please�contact Jen�Petrillo�at�732-370-1515�ext.�311�or� [email protected].� To�report�the sexual�abuse�of�minors�call�the�diocesan�hotline�1-888-296-2965�or�[email protected]. �Please�note: 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�authorities.
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Dear�School�and�Parish�Families, After�much�discussion,�input,�collaboration�and�consultation,�the�parishes�of�St.�Aloysius�and�St.�Veronica�have�listened�and�come�to�the�conclusion�that�to�fulfill�our�high�goals�and�vision�for�Mother�Seton�Academy�one�person�leadership�isn’t�sufficient�to�achieve�our�goals�for�the�Academy�and�our�students. With�every�new�beginning�there�are�opportunities�for�excellence�that�can�be�grasped�only�with�bold�moves�for-ward.��With�this�in�mind�we�have�received�the�approval�and�blessing�of�the�Office�of�Catholic�Education�of�the�Di-ocese�of�Trenton�to�announce�today�the�creation�of�the�President�and�Principal�model�for�the�Academy.��This�in-novative�choice�gives�us�the�best�talents�of�two�leaders�carrying�our�Academy�and�its�children�into�an�environment�of�21st�Century�education. The�President�will�oversee�and�promote�the�Academy�in�the�areas�of�Catholicity,�Religion�Curriculum,�Marketing,�Development,�Public�Relations�and�Facilities.��The�President�will�be�the�public�face�of�the�Academy.��There�could�be�no�better�choice�for�President�than�Sr.�Cherree�Ann�Power�with�her�44�years�of�leadership�in�the�world�of�Catholic�education.��She�brings�continuity�and�new�vision.��It�was�recently�announced�that�Sr.�Cherree�will�receive�an�award�at�the�NCEA�Convention�in�Chicago�on�April�24.�Her�strong�vision�of�our�Catholic�faith�and�the�commit-ment�to�put�that�faith�into�action�in�an�educational�environment�will�be�recognized�by�Today’s�Catholic�Teacher.���Sr.�Cherree�is�one�of�three�nation-wide�recipients�to�receive�the�award�for�Catholic�Identity.��We�welcome�Sr.�Cherree�in�her�new�position�as�President�of�Mother�Seton�Academy. The�Principal�shall�have�the�sole�responsibility�to�oversee�curriculum�and�extra-curricular�activities.��The�Principal�will�be�responsible�for�the�daily�operations�of�the�School�and�be�the�point�of�contact�with�Students,�Teachers�and�Parents.��The�Principal�will�collaborate�closely�with�the�President�to�move�forward�the�bold�vision�of�the�Academy. We�enthusiastically�welcome�the�strong�leadership�skills�of�Mrs.�Kathleen�Blazewicz.��Mrs.�Blazewicz�has�served�in�Catholic�education�since�1979.��She�has�worked�as�a�teacher�and�vice-principal�at�Holy�Family�School�in�Lakewood�and�Principal�of�All�Saints�Regional�Catholic�School�since�2015.��She�holds�a�Bachelor’s�Degree�in�Elementary�Edu-cation/Special�Education,�A�Master’s�Degree�in�Administration�and�Leadership�and�a�Certificate�in�School�Business�Administration.��As�Principal�of�All�Saints�she�improved�the�ELEOT�scores�for�AdvancED�and�achieved�Certifica-tion�for�All�Saints�as�a�2018�New�Jersey�Department�of�Education�Future�Ready�School.��This�distinction�has�been�achieved�by�public�schools�and�only�two�Catholic�schools�in�the�state.�She�also�introduced�STEM/STREAM�pro-grams�including�extending�technology�from�K-8th�grade�with�an�emphasis�on�robotics�for�middle�school�students.��Additionally,�she�introduced�into�the�school�flex�hours�whereby�students�could�chose�a�block�of�time�to�creatively�pursue�their�own�academic�or�extra-�curricular�goals.��She�is�viewed�as�a�creative�and�innovative�principal.��The�Principal�Selection�Committee�was�unanimous�in�choosing�her.��She�is�life-long�learner�who�relishes�new�challeng-es�and�we�thank�her�for�accepting�the�challenge�of�Principal�of�the�New�Academy.��� The�President–Principal�model�assures�the�long�term�growth�of�Mother�Seton�Academy�and�the�talent�of� Sr.�Cherree�and�Kathleen�Blazewicz�assures�us�the�future�is�bright�indeed!� Fr.�Bambrick�&�Fr.�Euk
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Dear�Parish�Family- We�move�into�the�third�week�of�Lent,�meaning�were�nearing�the�halfway�mark! On�Saturday�March�16,�a�local�Ocean�County�artist�and�sculptor�donated�6�large�portraits�of�Jesus’�Passion.��Five�of�them�are�done�in�acrylic�and�one�in�oil.�Four�of�them�are�original�ideas�of�the�art-ist,�the�accepting�of�the�Cross,�the�carrying�of�the�Cross�and�beginning�to�fall,�one�a�close�up�in�the�Greek�style�without�eyes�and�the�one�in�oil�which�is�a�two�dimensional�Crown�of�Thorns�portrait.��The�other�two�are�copies�she�painted;�the�one�from�the�Shroud�of�Turin�and�the�other�is�a�copy�of�one�by�Michelangelo.�� The�oil�Crown�of�Thorns�hangs�behind�the�Ambo�and�the�Michelangelo�copy�behind�the�Presiden-tial�Chair�in�the�Sanctuary. The�other�four�hang�above�the�four�dedication�cross�candles,�each�one�close�to�a�station�of�the�Cross�it�most�closely�associates�with.�So�the�Shroud�of�Turin�hangs�near�the�Station�Veronica�wipes�the�face�of�Jesus�on�the�wall�to�the�right�of�the�Icon�of�Mary.��The�accepting�of�the�Cross�hangs�closest�to�the�Station�Jesus�takes�up�His�Cross�by�the�Sacristy.��The�one�with�the�Greek�style�eyes�hangs�near�the�Last�Stations�closest�to�the�left�of�the�Choir�stand.��The�one�portraying�Jesus�carry-ing�the�Cross�and�beginning�to�Fall�hangs�closest�to�the�Station�where�Jesus�Falls�the�third�time�to�the�left�of�the�Cantors�Stand. The�artists�name�is�Bernadette,�she�is�an�accomplished�painter�and�sculpture.�She�has�a�Masters�in�fine�arts�and�another�in�education.��She�has�taught�drawing,�painting,�sculpting�for�over�30�years. These�paintings�can�be�a�powerful�focal�point�for�reflection�and�meditation�during�the�Lenten�Sea-son. The�Eastern�Christian�Church�has�a�prayer�called�“The�Jesus�Prayer”�which�can�be�a�great�prayer�for�Lent,�a�very�simple�prayer�repeated�on�a�knotted�cord�but�you�could�use�a�rosary�as�well.��“Lord�Jesus�Christ,�Son�of�the�living�God,�have�mercy�on�me�a�sinner”.��Once�memorized�it�can�used�whenever�you�want,�wherever�you�are! Peace�and�Good�–�Fr.�Bambrick�
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April�23,�2017�-�Divine�Mercy�Sunday�
Sunday,�March�24:� 7:00�a.m.�Mass�(Church)� 8:30�a.m.�Mass�(Church) 10:00�a.m.�Confessions� 10:30�a.m.�Mass�(Church) 12:30�p.m.�Mass�(Church)� 2:00�p.m.�Altar�Servers�Meeting�(Church) 6:00�p.m.�Youth�Night�(Cafeteria) Monday,�March�25:� 8:00�a.m.��Daily�Mass�(Church) 7:00�p.m.�St.�Vincent�de�Paul�(Cafeteria) Tuesday,�March�26:� 8:00�a.m.��Daily�Mass�(Church) 10:30�a.m.�Luke:�The�Gospel�of�Mercy* 7:30�a.m.�Luke:�The�Gospel�of�Mercy* (*both�in�Gathering�Space) Wednesday,�March�27: 8:00�a.m.�Daily�Mass�(Church) Thursday,�March�28: 8:00�a.m.���Daily�Mass�(Church) 10:00�a.m.��Merton�Group�(Parish�Office) 6:00�p.m.�Children’s�Choir�Rehearsal 7:30�p.m.�Adult’s�Choir�Rehearsal� ��������������(Church) Friday,�March�29:�� 8:00�a.m.��Daily�Mass�(Church) 6:00�p.m.�Soup�(Cafeteria) 7:00�p.m.�Stations�of�the�Cross�(Church) Saturday,�March�30: 6:00�a.m.�That�Man�is�You�(Church) 4:00�p.m.�Confessions 5:00�p.m.�Mass
Sunday,�March�24,�2019 7:00�a.m. JJames�Bucco,�r/o�Matthew�&�Lynda�Sheridan 8:30�a.m. JJoseph�Buttari,�r/o�Joanne�Blondel 10:30�a.m. JJames�Dierking,�r/o�Aida�Dierking 12:30�p.m. PParishioners Monday,�March�25,�2019 8:00�a.m. FFor�those�who�died�at�the�Tree�of�Life�Synagogue,� r/o�The�Neill�Family Tuesday,�March�26,�2019� 8:00�a.m. CCheryl�Lee�Bonocore,�r/o�Robert�Bonocore 2:30�p.m. CareOne MMarie�“Cookie”�Scarabaggio,�r/o�Lois�&�Steve�Hilwig Wednesday,�March�27,�2019� 8:00�a.m. AAnn�&�Stanley�Zukowski,�r/o�Bill�Zukowski Thursday,�March�28,�2019 8:00�a.m. BBill�Reagan,�r/o�Carole�Reagan Friday,�March�29,�2019 8:00�a.m. FFrank�J.�Colbert,�r/o�Frank�Hubit Saturday,�March�30,�2019 5:00�p.m. PParishioners Sunday,�March�31,�2019 7:00�a.m. RRichard�Shrank,�r/o�Matthew�&�Lynda�Sheridan�&�Gilbert 8:30�a.m. HHarry�M.�Gibson,�r/o�Judy�Gibson 10:30�a.m. NNina�Tramontano,�r/o�Marilyn�&�Richard�Galati 12:30�p.m. JJoseph-Robert�Compito,�Love�Tiffany,�Thomas�&�Damon Masses�at�St.�Paul’s�Seminary,�Uganda Monday,�March�25,�2019�–�IIn�Memory�of�Mary�Kenny,�r/o�Jane�Kenny Tuesday,�March�26,�2019�–�IIn�Memory�Nancy�Seda,� ������������������������������������������r/o�Rose�&�Paul�Goncalves Wednesday,�March�27,�2019�–�IIn�Memory�of�Karen�Maniscalco,� ������������������������������������������r/o�Kiddos�at�the�JLHS�School�Store�&�Sheila
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MASS�INTENTIONS�
Weekly�Readings� Monday:�Is�7:10-14;�8:10;�Ps�40:7-8a,�8b-9,�10,�11;�Heb�10:4-10;�Lk�1:26-38
Tuesday:�Dn�3:25,�34-43;�Ps�25:4-5ab,�6,�7bc,�8-9;�Mt�18:21-35 Wednesday:�Dt�4:1,�5-9;�Ps�147:12-13,�15-16,�19-20;�Mt�5:17-19�TThursday:�Jer�7:23-28;�Ps�95:1-2,�6-7,�8-9;�Lk�11:14-23
Friday:�Hos�14:2-10;�Ps�81:6c-8a,�8bc-9,�10-11ab,�14,�17;�Mk�12:28-34��SSaturday:�Hos�6:1-6;�Ps�51:3-4,�18-19,�20-21ab;�Lk�18:9-14 Sunday:�Jos�5:9a,�10-12;�Ps�34:2-3,�4-5,�6-7;�2�Cor�5:17-21;�Lk�15:1-3,�11-32
Weekly�collection�numbers�for�weekend�of�March�16�and�17:��Offering:�$15,�734.71,� SVdP:�$6,449���Online�givers:�727��Online�Giving:�$3,254.00
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Should�Catholics�tithe?
Tithing�(from�an�old�English�word�meaning�“tenth”)�is�the�practice�of�donating�a�tenth�of�one’s�income�to�the�Church.�Since�its�earliest�days�the�Church�has�taught�that�all�its�members�have�a�responsibility�to�sup-port�its�mission�and�ministry;�tithing�is�a�shorthand�way�of�describing�that�obligation�in�financial�terms.
God�does�not�measure�out�blessings�to�us,�but�pours�them�out�until�our�cups�are�filled�up�and�running�over.�We�are�called�to�be�just�as�generous�when�we�share�our�blessings�with�others.�To�a�wealthy�person,�ten�per-cent�may�be�so�insignificant�that�he�or�she�is�called�to�give�more;�conversely,�a�poor�person�may�be�able�to�share�only�a�little�–�but�recall�how�Jesus�praised�the�poor�widow�who�put�only�two�copper�coins�into�the�temple�treasury�in�Luke�21:1-4.
Should�Catholics�tithe?�Certainly�giving�ten�percent�of�one’s�income�to�the�Church�or�other�worthy�causes�is�a�good�start.�But�the�most�important�question�is�this:�What�are�we�doing�with�the�other�ninety�percent?�All�of�our�blessings�from�God�are�given�to�us�as�blessings�to�the�community.�We�need�to�take�stock�of�how�we�use�all�our�resources�not�only�for�our�own�good�but�for�the�common�good.�This�doesn’t�mean�that�we�have�to�give�everything�away�and�embrace�voluntary�poverty,�but�it�does�mean�that�we�have�to�consider�that�the�way�we�use�our�“personal”�resources�has�an�impact�on�the�community.
All�Christians�are�called�to�be�good�stewards�of�our�God-given�gifts.�These�are�not�merely�monetary�–�we�are�also�blessed�with�time�and�energy�and�the�unique�talents�that�God�has�entrusted�to�each�one�of�us.�It�is�not�only�the�percentage�or�the�amount�of�our�financial�contribution�that�matters;�it�is�the�way�that�we�use�all�of�our�gifts�–�our�time,�our�talent,�and�also�our�treasure�–�to�build�up�the�kingdom�of�God. Our�parish�offers�several�ways�for�you�to�contribute�your�time,�talent�and�treasure;�we�offer�the�traditional�weekly�collection�envelopes�but�also�offer�online�giving�(which�you�can�register�for�by�visiting�our�website)�and/or�the�opportunity�to�share�your�time�and�talent�with�our�many�ministries.�If�you�are�not�currently�us-ing�envelopes�or�online�giving�and�wish�to�do�so,�contact�the�parish�office�and�we�can�help�you�get�started.�� If�you�are�currently�using�envelopes�and�giving�on�a�regular�basis,�we�thank�you!�We�appreciate�your�com-mitment�to�the�parish�and�to�your�faith.��Your�continued�support�has�allowed�us�to�create�a�budget�for�op-erational�expenses�and�emergencies.�Perhaps�you�might�consider�increasing�your�weekly�offering.��With�an�aging�facility�and�heavy�debt�for�the�new�church�and�repairs,�our�needs�are�many.��If�you�are�interested�in�discussing�ways�to�increase�your�contributions,�contact�the�parish�office. Our�many�ministries�would�benefit�from�your�time�and�talent,�too!��Meetings�for�many�groups�are�listed�in�the�bulletin�and�they�all�welcome�new�members.��If�you�have�questions�concerning�a�particular�group,�con-tact�the�parish�office�who�can�put�you�in�touch�with�the�right�people.��Volunteering�your�time�and�talent�not�only�benefits�our�parish�community,�it�is�also�a�great�way�to�meet�new�people�and�make�friends.��Many�of�our�parishioners�have�developed�long�lasting�friendships�through�their�volunteer�efforts�and�have�even�reconnected�with�people�they�knew�from�school�or�another�town. Let�us�all�use�this�Lent�to�pray,�fast�and�give�back.� Adapted�from�Neela�Kale,�Busted�Halo�1/13/11
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Are�you�bored�at�Mass�or�ever�wondered�what�it�all�means? �If�you�have,�then�"Altaration"�is�for�you�-�a�program��which�challenges�viewers�to�alter�their�perspective�on�the�Mass. Through�beauti-fully�shot�videos,�sweeping�scores,�&�powerful�testimonies,�Catholics�across�the�spectrum�encoun-ter�the�Mass�in�a�new�&�powerful�way. �The�Mass�is�not�something�we�do�simply�out�of�obligation,�
but�out�of�love�and�a�desire�to�be�with�the�Creator�of�the�Universe.�AAltaration consists�of�videos�and�discussion�led�by�Fr.�Jim�and�Nick�Petrillo. �All�are�welcome! �MMonday's�at�6:30pm�-�April�8�and�May�13�in�St.�Aloysius�Church.�
The�Altar�Rosary�Society�Mass�takes�place�on�Sunday�April�7,�2019�at�10:30a.m.�Our�meeting�will�be�held�in�the�school�cafeteria�on�Monday�April�8,�@�7:00pm.�At�this�meeting�we�will�be�collecting�un-wrapped�gifts�on�behalf�of�The�Good�Counsel�Home�to�benefit�unwed�Mother’s.�Wish�list�items�in-clude�diapers,�crib�sheets,�twin�bed�size�sheets,�bath�towels,�paper�towels,�gift�cards�from�Walmart,�
Target,�&�ShopRite,�or�any�gift�cards�are�welcome.
The�Altar�Rosary�Society�announces�their Annual�Essay�Contest�for�$1,000. �Open�to�all�8th�grade�girls�of�the�parish�who�plan�to�attend�Catholic�High�School�in�September,�2019. �All�essays�must�include�the�student's�name,�address�and�telephone�number. �Essays�are�to�be�a�minimum�of�500�words�on�the�topic�of�a�shrine�to�the�Virgin�Mary�(or�Marian�Shrines). �Se-
lect�one�of�the�following: �Fatima�(Portugal),�Lourdes�(France),�Knock�(Ireland). �All�entries�must�be�received�at�the�St.�Aloysius�Parish�Office�by AApril�17,�2019 to�the�attention�of�the�Altar�Rosary�Society.
Make�a�joyful�noise!�Calling�all�singers! Our�Youth�Choir�needs�YOU!�Any�singers�in�the�third�grade�or�older�are�welcomed�to�join�our�youth�choir.�This�group�meets�on�Thursday�nights�from�6-7pm�and�sings�for�Mass�twice�per�month.�If�you�have�any�questions�please�email [email protected] . Hope�to�see�you�at�our�next�rehearsal!
Soup�and�Stations. �Each�Friday�in�Lent,�the�parish�offers�Stations�of�the�Cross�at�7:00pm�in�the�Church. �Several�Parish�Ministries�volunteer�to provide�a�simple�soup�supper�(meatless�varieties) at�6:00pm�in�the�cafeteria. �Bread�and�drinks�are�also�available�and�you�can�bring�your�own�bowl�(although�ones�will�be�provided). �Join�parishioners�in�this�weekly�Lenten�pilgrimage�and�fellowship.
Next�week�our�parish�will�take�up�the�Catholic�Relief�Services�Collection.�Funds�from�this�collection�provide�food�to�the�hungry,�support�displaced�refugees,�and�bring�Christ’s�love�and�mercy�to�all�peo-ple�here�and�abroad��Next�week,�please�give�generously�to�the�collection�and�hhelp�Jesus�in�disguise.��Learn�more�about�the�collection�at�www.usccb.org/catholic-relief.�
Come�join�us�on�April�12�for�Soup�and�Stations�sponsored�by�Family�Ministry�&�Cub�Scout�Pack�82.�Enjoy�fellowship,�and�a�craft�for�the�little�ones.�Contact�Kerry�Muller�@�flip4jesus@hotmail�or�Theresa�Gibbons�@�908-596-0921.
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St.�Monica�Annual�Community�Yard�Sale�is�April�27�from�8-2pm�at�Switlik�School,�75�W.�Veter-ans�Hwy,�Jackson. �Vendor�prices�are�$15.00�for�one�parking�space�and�$25.00�for�two�spac-es. �Call�Alice�at�732-833-0542�to�reserve�your�space�early. �Donation�item�are�accepted. �All�proceeds�benefit�repairs�to�St.�Monica�Church.
The�next�meeting�for�St.�Vincent�dePaul�will�take�place�on�Monday,�March�25�at�7:00pm�in�the�cafete-ria. �All�are�welcome!��Current�Vincentians�are�encouraged�to�come.�
All�current�Altar�Servers�are�reminded�of�the�regular�monthly�meeting�on�Sunday,�March�24�at�2:00�p.m.�in�the�Church.��Please�do�your�best�to�attend.�
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PLEASE�PRAY�FOR�THE�MEN�AND�WOMEN�IN�OUR�ARMED�FORCES�ESPECIALLY: OS2�David�W.�Beem CLpL�Eric�Streiter�USMC WO1�Michael�Lynch MSGT�Darryl�Guppy� GYSGT�Chris�O’Shea CPT�Thomas�Dirienz SGT�Nicole�Marchitto LCPL�Ryan�Barbato LC�Sean�Ippolito LT2�George�Wolchko� LCPL�Nicholas�Clemente�USMC�� IC2�Christy�Rabell PVT�Donald�C.�Cleaves CPT�Chris�Mision SSGT�Andrew�Monigan MJR�Daniel�P.�Brady SPC�John�E.�Daly MJR�Daniel�Murphy LCPL�William�Nelson SGT�Michael�Perez LCPL�Matthew�Tracy� CPL�Keith�Arway Sgt�Christopher�Roitzsch�USMC OS3�Steven�Chennells� A1C�Ryan�Johnson SSGT�William�Jansen� PVT�John�Jad�DeStefano� LCDR�Matthew�W.�Smith CPT�Patrick�Horan SGT�Daniel�Sanchez,�Jr. LCPL�Michael�R.�Collins�USMC CPT�Michael�Loconsolo� 1st�LT.�Ross�Trampler� PVT�Robert�P.�Kocsis�USMC�������� PVT�Sean�Brenner CPT�Robert�Murphy� CPL�Alex�Raney� SSGT�Philip�Raimondo� LCPL�Matthew�Ribera� CPL�Brandon�A�Densmore SGT�Craig�Bauerlein� PFC�Timothy�Rodman�Sheeran SGT�Thomas�J.�Crennan,�Jr MJR�Scott�Davis� SPC�Daniel�Beagan SPC�Martin�M.�Kabba� CPT�Laura�A.�Newman SFC�Raymond�Ostrowsk SFC�Matthew�Brickley PVT�Angel�Louis�Merced,�Jr CPT�Patricia�McDonald� LT2�Robert�F.�Farrell�
���PFC��Adam�Felibrico SN�Robert�Titus MJR�Kenneth�Brady SPC�Joe�Lovallo ���PVT�Kyle�Haren HTFA�Kevin�Thompson CDR�Matthew�James�Bowen�USN MSGT�Leo�VanMiert ���TSgt�Anthony�Capasso���EM3�John�Questel� CPO�Christopher�McCormack LT�Karen�Sclasani� ���Lt.�Marco�Jon�Barral� CPT�Jason�DiDomenico SGT�Johanna�Lovallo�Medero SGT�Leonard�Medero ���LT2�Air�Force�Cameron�Lindsey� LT2�Air�Force�Nicholas�James�Accardi� ���CPT�Eric�Dixon� SrA�Conor�Neil
INTERCESSORY�PRAYERS� Lord�of�Life,�you�desire�wholeness�for�your�people.��Be�with�those�who�ask�for�help.��Please�bring�health,�healing�and�hope�to�those�in�our�community�who�ask�for�our�prayers.�Amen.�� Timothy�Dolan,�James�McMahon,�Kathleen�McMahon,�Diane�Carriero,�Susan�Gardner,�Christine�Church,�Maria�Petrocelli,�Ercolina�Petrocelli,�Caryn�Cohen,�Tony�Rosselli,�Joanne�Golombos,�Marc�Ailor,�Cathie�Lovuola,�Angela�Hardie,�Curtis�Hart,�Robert�DeMers,�Vinnie�Gagliardi,�Jen�Arico,�Margaret�Yousses,�Vocation�Awareness,�Janis�Bell,�Naim�ElHage,�James�Sharples,�Christopher�Hunt,�Brian�Venables,�Joyce�Dempsey,�Andrea�Virella,�Harriet�&�Robert�Milne,�Logan�Martucci,�Nicholas�Wearer,�Cyril�Weaver�and�Baby�Nicholas,�Kimmie�Luke,�Stephen�Maraldo,�Chris-tine�Vivona,�Karen�Cassidy,�Owen�Leccese,�Paul�&�Miyoko�Balogh,�Signe�Koval,�Hank�Lilienkamp,�Walter�Heublein,�Kelly�Pierfy,�Boots,�Jimmy,�Sammy,�Melissa�Whitehead,�Vincent�Carucci,�Kyle�Johnson,�Carlos�Ascevido,�Noreen�Harold�Fell,�Lois�Roby,�Mary�Stewart,�Richard�Reba,�Dan�Licknack,�Rachel�Lynn�Franek,�Frederick�Ncgrathan,�Sr.,�Kevin�Barone,�Kathryn�Ghnouly,�Carol�Joseph,�Ed�Long,�Michael�Willie,�Ricky�De�Blois,�Anastasia�Aserdziez,�Pat�Gallagher,�Pete�Albany,�Louis�Tanini,�Sophia,�Mike�DiS.,�Michael�Murawski,��Donna�Maglio,�A�Special�Intention,�Ashim�Chowdhury,�Joey�Rubino,�Chase�Joseph�Ruggiero,�Bonnie�Ruggiero,�Ray�Perez,�Elmire�Buannic,�Gloria�Hu-ber,�Jerry�Cohen,�Mike�Schiaretti,�Ann�Cramer,�Annamarie�DeLeonardis,�Linda�Leccese,�Ryan�Nodine,�Kristen�So-tack,�Aunt�Mary,�Marvin�Bernstein,�Lydia�Gonzalez,�Nicholas�Lacitignola,�Nicholas�DeVito,�Irene�Cohen,�Chris�Bligh,�Tara�Gaffney,�Ed�Skok,�Koren�Dubbs,�Brianna�DeBlois,�Judy�Saal,�Ayesha�Hordugoda,�Susan�Scalzo,�Barbara�McCoy,�Talia�Nielsen,�Christine�Spedding,�Sonny�Panattieri,�Family�&�Friends�and�Peace�on�Earth,�Kim�Grigoli,�Ray-mond�Mamazza,�Sr.,�Courtney�and�Baby�Benso,�Ronnie�Perry�and�Mary�Campbell,�John�Ghnouly�&� Deirdre�Sriwardena.�
Thank�you�for�your�prayers�for�all�those�on�our�intercessory�and�armed�forces�prayer�list.��� To�add�or�change�information�please�contact�the�Parish�Office.���
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In�Memoriam
Richard�Wood,�Robert�Francis�Kane,�Michael�Seyglinski�and�Raymond�Biese Please�remember�in�your�prayers�these�friends�of�our�Parish�who�have�recently�died.��Please�also�pray�for�all�the�deceased�members�of�our�Parish,�the�Souls�in�Purgatory,�and�those�who�died�in�the�Service�of�our�Country.��May�
they�enjoy�peace�in�new�life�with�Christ�Jesus.
Week�of�March�24-30,�2019 The�Blessed�Mother�Lamp�will�burn�In�Memory�and�Honor�of�the�Patete�&�Corsentino�Families,�
r/o�Dolores�&�John�Corsentino Altar�Bread�&�Wine�will�be�offered�In�Memory�of�Mary�Kenny,�r/o�Her�daughter,�Jane
March�24,�2019�-�Third�Sunday�of�Lent Page 7
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Saint Aloysius School News (PreK 4 through 8th Grade)) - www.staloysiusschool.com
Saint�Aloysius�Church,�Jackson,�NJ�
AYM is a place where teens are welcomed and accepted; learn about the discipleship of Christ and share their gifts
with each other and the community through fun programs, services and events.
St. Aloysius Young Adult Ministry - We offer a place where all young adults in our com-munity are welcomed and accepted; learn about the discipleship of Christ and share their gifts with each other and the community through fun programs, services and events.
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Upcoming�Youth�Nights�and�Events
Thank�you�to�our�youth�and�parents�for�your�help�with�serving�at�Soup�n�Stations�on�Friday,�March�15th� Youth�Night:�Sunday,�March�24th,�6:00-8:00PM�in�Cafeteria� Youth�Night:�Sunday,�March�31st,�6:00-8:00PM�in�Cafeteria�
Parish�Annual�Easter�egg�Hunt�2019
Saturday�April�13th,�9:00-11:30AM�in�St.�AL�School�Gym,�(Everyone�in�grade�7th�through�12th�are�invited�to�help�run�and�host�this�event).�Please�contact�Joey�or�visit�the�link�below�to�sign�up�to�help.�
�https://fs7.formsite.com/joeytun22/ddh22zlvyo/index.html
Young�Adults�bible�study:�hosted�by�young�adults�in�faith
Thursday,�April�11th,�6:30-8:00PM�in�Parish�Office
For�information�,�please�contact:� �Joey�Tun�(Coordinator�of�Youth�&�Young�Adult�Ministry)
Phone:�732-370-0500�Ext.202.��Email:�[email protected]
St.�Aloysius�PTA�23rd Gift�Auction Saturday�April�6,�2019
St.�Aloysius�Gymnasium Doors�open�6pm
Auction�begins�8pm $20/ticket
(the�flyer�is�attached�here�for�more�details)
Dining�to�Donate�–�iPlay�America Friday�March�29,�2019
4-9pm Voucher�can�be�found�at:
http://staloysiusschool.com/p-t-a/dining-to-donate/
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RCIA�-�A�Journey�in�faith�-�Whether�you�are�seeking�Baptism�into�the�Catholic�Church,�or�are�from�an-other�Christian�tradition,�we�have�a�pathway�to�help�you�respond�more�deeply�to�the�movement�of�God�in�your�life�&�prepare�you�to�take�your�place�in�the�Catholic�Community. PPerhaps,�you�are�a�baptized�Catholic�but�have�not�received�the�Sacraments�of�Eucharist�and�Confirmation? �This�is�the�place�for�
you.���R.C.I.A.�(Rite�of�Christian�Initiation�of�Adults)�will�guide�you�&�prepare�you�for�the�journey�to�the�Sacra-ments. �RCIA�is�a�period�of�formation�where�we�pursue�the�truths,�teachings�&�practices�of�our�Catholic�Faith�in�an�open�forum. �This�process�involves�time�not�only�for�instruction,�but�also�growth�in�the�practice�of�the�faith�through�discussion�&�prayer.�WWe�meet�each�Wednesday�at�6pm�in�the�Parish�Office.��TThe�next�class�is�Wednesday,�March�27.�Call�Joey�Tun/ext.�202�or�the�parish�office/ext.�204�to�register�or�with�questions. We�accept�registrations�all�year. �It's�never�too�late�to�become�Catholic!
St.�Aloysius�Men's�Group is�a collection�of�men�from�the�Parish�who�are�seeking�to�become�better�Catholic�men�through�fellowship,�prayer,�study,�and�putting�faith�in�action.�We�meet�on�the 11st�&�3rd�Monday�of�the�month�in�the�Parish�Office�at�8:00�p.m.�You're�also�welcome�to�join�our�Men's�Group�on�the�4th�Saturday�of�every�month�from�9:00a.m.�-�2:00�p.m.�as�we�serve�"Saturday�Soup"�
in�a�nearby�soup�kitchen.�OOur�next�Meeting�will�be�Monday,�April�1�in�the�Parish�Office.�There�is�also�a�dynamic�program�being�offered�called�That�Man�Is�You.�For�more�information�please�contact�David�@�[email protected].
Merton�Faith�Sharing�Group�meets�every�Thursday,�from�10:00--11:15a.m.�in�the�Parish�Office.�� Presently,�we�are�reading�Pope�Francis'�writings�on�holiness,�"Rejoice�and�Be�Glad." �Shared�thoughts�and�experiences�are�welcome--and�so�are�you! �Call�732-359-7434�for�additional�information.�
Catholic�Women�of�Zion�is�a�ministry,�inspired�by�the�Holy�Spirit,�to�meet�the�needs�of�today's�women. �It�is�a�ministry�of�healing�of�mind,�body�and�spirit�and�meets�monthly�for�a�morning�to�share,�music,�network,�lunch,�talks�by�guest�speakers�and�a�prayer�service. �For�more�information�and�a�schedule�of�activities�and�meetings,�contact�Mary�Ann�Collett�at [email protected] THAT�MAN�IS�YOU!�-�Saturday�mornings�6:00AM,�St.�Aloysius�School�Cafeteria�-�Breakfast�is�Served�-�Join�us�for�an�interactive�men’s�program�that�combines�the�best�research�from�science�with�the�teachings�of�the�Catholic�faith�and�the�wisdom�of�the�saints�to�develop�the�vision�of�a�man�fully�alive.�By�honestly�addressing�the�pressures�and�temptations�that�men�face�in�our�mod-
ern�culture,�That�Man�is�You!�seeks�to�form�men�who�will�be�capable�of�transforming�homes�and�society.�Learn�more�at www.ThatManIsYou.com.�Contact�David�Furbish�at [email protected] to�register�for�FREE.�Alternatively,�you�can�sign�up�at�the�door.�Hope�to�see�you�there!
For�many�people,�the�process�of�marriage�annulment�is�very�mysterious,�often�accompanied�by�considerable�misinformation. � In� order� to� dispel�misconceptions,� the� diocese� sponsors� Annul-ment�Information�Sessions�annually�in�parishes�within�each�county�of�the�diocese. For�more�in-formation,�call�609�406-7411��or�e-mail�[email protected].��Schedule�of�sessions:�
April�23,�2017�-�Divine�Mercy�Sunday� Page�11 Page�9 FAITH�FORMATION�
County Date�&�Time Parish
Burlington�County�(Spanish) March�27���������7:30-9:00�pm Jesus�the�Good�Shepherd,�Beverly
Mercer�County�(English) March�12����������7:30-9:00�pm Saint�Ann,�Lawrenceville
Mercer�County�(Spanish) March�28���������7:30-9:00�pm Our�Lady�of�the�Angels,�Trenton
Monmouth�County�(English) March�19����������7:30-9:00�pm St.�Rose�of�Lima,�Belmar
Ocean�County�(English)� March�28���������7:30-9:00�pm St.�Aloysius,�Jackson
Monmouth�County�(Spanish) March�25���������7:30-9:00�pm Christ�the�King,�Long�Branch
Burlington�County�(English) April�2��������������7:30-9:00�pm St.�Charles�Borromeo,�Cinnaminson
Ocean�(Spanish) March�26���������7:30-9:00�pm St.�Anthony�Claret,�Lakewood
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ANNUAL�ENROLLMENT:�Rose�Hubit,�James�and�Natalie�McMahon,�Francesco�Olivieira,�John�&�Mary�Greene,�Michael�T.�Greene,�Jr.�Stephen�Janzekovich,�Margaret�Cirile,�Gloria�Flaherty,�Tom�Ferullo,�Frances�E.�Clayton,�William�Simon,�Rose�Sthanten,�Barbara�Cataldo,�Louise�Morris,�Joseph�G.�Little,�Geraldine�Moon,�Nancy�Tortorella,�Alan�Florkowski,�Charles�Keffer,�Delia�Lliso,�Kevin�Mahoney,�Karen�Emslie,�Elm�Menchavez,�John�Delaney,�Frank�DeStefano,�Mary�Kosiarski,�Edith�Con-ti,�Deacon�Mike�Principato,�Marie�Giurano,�Josephine�Ambrosio,�Anthony�Balto,�Laurie�Ann�Jones,�Margaret,�Margaret�Ann�Cimei,�Maher�Family,�Joseph�H.�Bitetto,�Lidia�Swieczkowski,�Narissi�Family,�MaryAnn�&�Joseph�Lipari,�Jack�Campbell,�Joseph�&�Anthony�Lotito,�Sam�Sorce,�C.�Paul�Lidestri,�John�Riso,�Jennifer�Cassidy,�Ronald�Lundrigan,�Anna�M.�Cordero,�David�Murray,�Harry�Murphy,�Alfred�Giaquinta,�Jean�Smerecki,�Linda�Alm,�Franics�Brauner,�Karen�Alm-Szpila,�Tommy�Campisi,�Robert�F.�Leslie,�Michele�Centino,�Robert�Johnson,�John�Goodwin,�Al�Muzer,�Agnes�Allen,�Edith�Lane�&�John�Wilkins,�Anthony�Ciampi,�Tony�Figliola,�Agnes�Allen,�Troise�&�Flavin�Families,�Emanuel�Colonna,�Marino�&�Emory�Families,�Charles�Calabrese,�Maria�Jaclw-Flyss,�Fernando�Pinto,�Jr.�Michael�Gabriel,�Connie�Russo-Riley,�Brian�Sosa,�John�Lopuch,�Neil�O'Connell,�Maria�Greco,�Cassai�and�Tardio�Families,�Teddy�Domanski,�Sophie�&�Anthony�Wojton,�Eileen�&�George�Graziano,�Marie�Pompa,�Carmela�Vicidomini,�Mark�N.�Kelly,�Michael�Kelly,�Rudolph�Behul,�Pitkethley�&�Kuhl�Families�and�Quillinan�&�Walters�Families,�Alfred�Malangone,�Theodore�Monetti,�Rose�&�Sam�Malangone,�Baber�Family,�Kammel�Family,�Thomas�Fitzsimmons,�Jean�DelDuca,�Richard�Iacona,�George�Kornacki,�Veronica�Varone,�Andrew�Kuminski,�Maureen�Carey,�Dolores�Bartone,�Josephine�Fornicola,�Alfred�Malangone,�Theodore�Monetti,�Rose�&�Sam�Malangone,�Baber�Family,�Kammel�Family,�Thomas�Fitzsimmons,�Ivan�Sri-wardena,�Harry�&�Phyllis�Gunasekara,�Drey�Haupt,�Christopher�Oliveira,�Delia�Oliveira,�Thomas�Cetnar,�Steven�Pirniak,�Jr.,�Ricky�Maglio�Margaret�&�Anthony�Tatsure,�Ivan�Sriwardena,�Harry�&�Phyllis�Gunasekara,�Alois�Frank,�Frank�CariCari,�Law-rence�Houlihan,�John�Ariozzi,�Anthony�Giammona,�Leonard�Pompilio,�Rita�Anzalone,�Peter�Miluk�III,�William�Stone,�James�Kroesch,�Edward�Brown,�Bill�LaFroscia,�John�Lombardi,�John�LaLuna,�Joe�Martorano,�Kelly�Lynn�Conroy,�Doris�Bennett,�Mrs.�Anne�O’Connor,�Dominick�John�Oliveira,�Sabrina�Aasta�Avellino,�Chester�Barrick,�James�Thomas�McHale,�Ida�Johnson,�Mary�Sullivan,�Gloria�Lamberti,�Rosaline�DiMeglio,�Newlin�Carr,�Albert�Holl,�Victoria�Rizzi,�Dorothy�Sweeney,�Thomas�Sweeney,�Frank�Campanell,�In�Thanksgiving�for�St.�Joseph�&�the�Immaculate�Conception,�Cabrol,�Thezan,�Theodore�&�Sainton�Families,�Edward�Brown,�Jr.,�Marie�Bianchi,�Joseph�Fogler,�Brittany�Gromadzin,�Lucia�Kim,�Tom�Ferullo�and�the�Ferullo�Family,�Cheryl�Bonocore,�Gabrielle�Jourdan,�Russ�Taylor,�John�Demspey,�Kevin�Barone,�Lucy�Abbatine,�Louis�Castagna,�Wendy�Baglivo,�Reli-gious�Education�Volunteers,�Joseph�Di�Domenico,�Rosalie�Picco,�Barbara�“Cookie”�Veneziale,�Margaret�Piacentino,�John�Pia-centino,�Colet�Sphuler,�Paul�Starr,�Loretta�Quaglia,�Mary�&�Tom�Kenny,�St.�Ellen�Cecile�Roach,�O.P.,�Joseph�Moroney,�McCar-thy�Family,�Boryschuk�Family,�Louise�Jones,�Joseph�Romaszka,�Kristen�Kim�Hurley,�Patricia�Sullivan,�Kevin�McGovern,�Jennifer�Curley,�Tom�Giamacco,�Mary�Ann�&�Jiseph�Lipari,�Jack�Campbell,�Sam�Sorce,�David�Sabatello,�Jean�DelDuca,�Teresa�Amendo-la,�Joseph�LaScala,�Paul�Gorbe,�Anthony�Scardaville,�Arlene�Hassler,�Susan�Hughes,�Theodore�Wojton,�Tina�Fiore,�David�Brown,�Frank�Campbell,�Michele�Stabile,�Lisa�Trecozzi, Cataldo�Loiodice,�Carol�Casciotta,�Gaetano�Lazzaro,�Lourdes�DeC-astro,�Anne�Adamo,�Karen�Maniscalco,�Anna�DeZego,�Gloria�Ariemma,�Jill�Jeffrey,�Robert�Biachino,�Albert�DeGano,�Arnold�Parker,�John�O'Connell,�Geraldine�Dohanyos,�Ted�Wojton,�Helen�Teehan�and�Mary�McCarthy,�John�Stasny.� We�have�many�options�for�a�long�term�remembrance�of�a�loved�one.��Please�call�the�Parish�� Secretary,�Pat�Mulholland,�at�the�Parish�Office�for�additional�information.� Annual�Enrollment�–�12�Masses�celebrated�the�1st�Friday�of�each�month�at�8:00am�($25.00�donation�for�12�Masses). Masses�at�St.�Paul's�Seminary�in�Uganda.� Thanks�to�Change�a�Life�Uganda,�we�have�partnered�with�the�priests�at�St.�Paul's�Seminary�who�offer�Masses�in�memory�or�honor�of�your�loved�one.� Masses�will�be�said�at�St.�Paul's�Sem-inary�and�listed�in�our�bulletin.� A�great�alternative�for�dates�unavailable�in�our�parish.� The�donation�is�$15.00�with�checks�made�payable�to�Change�a�Life�Uganda�and�you�will�receive�a�card.� Spiritual�Remembrance�-�remember�a�significant�milestone�for�the�living�or�deceased�by�dedicating�the�items�we�use�for�worship.�A�card�is�provided�noting�the�item�and�time�of�dedication,�and�the�names�are�printed�in�the������bulletin.�� The�Gift�of�Bread�and�Wine�–�Can�be�offered�for�one�week�(Sunday�through�Saturday)�for�a�donation�of�$50.00. Devotional�Lamps�are�silent�sentinels�lifting�up�our�prayer�intentions�to�the�Lord�even�when�we�cannot�be�physi-cally�present�in�the�church.��You�can�honor�or�remember�a�loved�one�with�one�of�the�Devotional�or�Shrine�Candles�in�the�Church.�� Sanctuary,�Blessed�Mother�and�Holy�Family�Devotional�Candles�will�be�lit�in�honor�or�memory�of�your�loved�one�($25.00�donation�for�one�week) Shrine�Candles�–�Located�at�the�entrance�of�the�Church,�these�candles�will�be�lit�in�honor�or�memory�of�your�loved�one�and�includes�a�label�listing�your�loved�one’s�name�for�a�period�of�oone�year�($250.00�donation�per�year) Stars�of�St.�Aloysius�–�Honor�or�remember�someone�who�may�have�been�a�light�in�your�life�with�a�light�pendant�in�the�church.��There�are�a�limited�number�of�lights�available�in�several�areas�of�the�church�($500.00�donation).�
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732.370.03102103 West County Line Rd., Jackson
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Sunday: Closed Sunday: Closed
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