Church and School

16 McLean Street, Freehold, NJ 07728

PARISH OFFICE HOURS: Monday to Friday 9 am to 4:30 pm Saturday 9 am to 11 am

PARISH PHONES: Office: (732) 462-0859 Fax: (732) 462-8173 Hispanic Office (732) 303-7800 School: (732) 462-2646 Religious Ed: (732) 308-0215 Youth Ministry: (732) 431-4300 Cemetery: (732) 462-4952 Music Director: (732) 345-1360

Pastoral Associate: (732) 462-7828 http://www.stroseoflima.com

In Humble Service Our Parish is served by: Rev. James Conover, Pastor Rev. Michael Brizio, IMC, Adjunct Priest Rev. Francisco J. Saenz, O.P., Adjunct Priest Rev. John F. Campoli, I.V. Dei, Weekend Assistant Deacon Andrew Luhman Deacon R. Michael McKenna Deacon Rodolfo Santos Sr. Mary Helen Beirne, SSJ, Interim School Principal Janos Major, Music Director Steven Olson, Director of Religious Education Karen Powell, Pastoral Associate Charlene McGuckin, Youth Ministry Coordinator

Celebrating in Faith Our Parish Family gathers to celebrate the Living Lord Weekday Masses: Monday – Friday: 6:30 am and 8:30 am (Church) Saturday: 8:30 am (Church)

Weekend Masses Saturday Vigil: 4:00 pm (Chapel) 5:30 pm (Church)

7:00 pm Spanish (Church) Sunday: Church: 7:00am and 9:45 am

11:15 am (Spanish) and 5:00 pm (Vietnamese) Chapel: 8:30 am, 11:00 am, 12:30 pm (Chapel)

Reconciliation: Saturdays 2:00 pm (Chapel) & 6:30 pm (Church)

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February 3, 2019 Sharing in Peace Our Parish Family lives the Catholic Faith Baptisms – We offer a Baptism Preparation Program for parents as a way of preparing them for their child’s journey of faith. We encourage our expectant parents to call the parish office prior to the birth of their child. The Sacrament is celebrated on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month at 2:00pm in the Church or at some weekend Masses. Baptism preparation class is on the 2nd Saturday, every other month, at 10:00 am. Marriages – Couples wishing to celebrate and consecrate their marriage are asked to call the parish office to reserve a wedding date a year in advance. At least one person should be a registered member of our parish. All couples are required to attend preparation sessions. RCIA _ The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults is designed to bring people into the Catholic faith and assist all Catholics in the ongoing process of conversion. Call the Parish at (732) 462-0859 for more information. Religious Education – Grades 1 – 5: Tuesday or Thursday 4:15 to 5:30 pm, Grades 6 – 8: Tuesday or Thursday 7:00 to 8:15 pm, or Grades K – 8: Saturday 9:30 to 10:45 am. The Sick – Please let us know if a family member is sick or hospitalized. Those who are ill or homebound are encouraged to arrange for a visit and the Sacraments by calling (732) 462-7828. Funerals – The family should call the funeral director directly who will then contact the church.

Living in Love Welcoming New Members Our Parish Family warmly welcomes new members who live in the Greater Freehold Area. Please register at your earliest convenience by stopping at the parish office during office hours. Registration is necessary for Sacramental participation and Religious Education. For letters of eligibility, you must be registered in the parish for five months and actively participating in our worship. Meeting the Needs of Others Our Parish Family respects the God-given dignity of all people as children of God. Through the efforts of the St. Vincent de Paul Society, we respond to our sisters and brothers in need. Anyone in the Freehold Area in need of food or assistance, please call (732) 303-1793.

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Weekdays, February 4– February 9 CHURCH

Mon. 6:30am W. Russell Dronne: Andrea Spinosa 8:30am William J. Walker: Family Alma Burgoon: Religious Education Staff Tue. 6:30am Joseph O’Neill: Muriel Smith Joann Schembri (Living): Muriel Smith 8:30am Ethel Ahearn: Ahearn Family Anne Hayden & Family (Living): Bunny Zuber Vietnam Helicopter Crew YK-18: Agnes Boywitt Wed. 6:30am Owen Beirne: Mary & Gus Vang 8:30am Richard Pierce: Frederick & Ederlinda Franke Theresa Conway: John Conway & Family W. Russell Dronne: Elizabeth MacCormack Thu. 6:30am Richard Wickberg: SRL Bereavement Ministry 8:30am Naty Alfaro: Eddie Alfaro Bianca & Anthony Cordaro: Children Michael Ostrouch: Perpetua Kaye Fri. 6:30am Fred Morse: Bernadette 8:30am Walt Zuber: Bunny Zuber Mary Strycker: Elaine Strycker Alma Burgoon: Dave & Mary Ellen Rhoades Sat. 8:30am Mary Pinto: Ahearn Family

Saturday Vigil, February 9 Chapel 4:00pm All the People of the Parish Church 5:30pm Geraldine Argento: Eileen Fraser Josephine Klapouchy: John Klapouchy

Sunday, February 10 Church 7:00am Joe O’Neill: Dawn Cullen Chapel 8:30am Mary & George Yesolitis: Dolores & Roger Gibson Sean McCobb: Patrick Luke Frey: Kathy Kuchnir Corcione Church 9:45am Alfredo Chauca: Alvarado Family Joseph Wiswall: Karen Nielsen Chapel 11:00am Patricia Halo: Husband, George Anna Mosczynski: Joe & Ana Reilly & Family Nagib Khalifa: Nick & Francine Fugaro Chapel 12:30pm Eusebio Isip, Jr.: Yap Family Pietro Nani: D’Ambrosio Family

MINISTERS SCHEDULE FEBRUARY 9/10 4:00 PM 5:30 PM 7:00 AM February 9 February 9 February 10 Sacristan Sacristan Sacristan C. Nadramia O. Molina P. Weber Readers Readers Readers J. Schembri M. Nakagawa B. Solieri G. Higgins Servers Servers Servers K. Webb M. Incremona OPEN SPOT L. Kyrollos V. Incremona OPEN SPOT M. Zamorski OPEN SPOT Ministers Ministers Ministers J. Andreacci O. Molina P. Weber K. Ketcham D. Molina C. Weber W. Hart Deacon Drew M. Nascimento G. Harper D. Durfee C. Nadramia Deacon Drew T. Rowohlt M. Smith K. Csapo J. Stolz C. Szczecina Deacon Drew ________________________________________________ 8:30 AM 9:45 AM 11:00 AM 12:30 PM February 10 February 10 February 10 February 10 Sacristan Sacristan Sacristan Sacristan A. Farrell M. Ahearn A. Nowak J. Rybnicky Readers Readers Readers Readers J. Yaecker T. Sullivan F. Connelly F. Spexarth J. Yaecker M. Tubridy R. Singh Servers Servers Servers Servers J. Rocco M. Young K. Kielty L. Daniels G. Sigwanz D. Young D. Collier G. Tipan OPEN SPOT G. Newman OPEN SPOT OPEN SPOT Ministers Ministers Ministers Ministers A. Farrell M. Ahearn A. Nowak L. Daniels J Buraczynski S. O‘Connor L. Coccaro K. Fanizzi S Buraczynski P. Bruno M. Connelly F. Gill A. Cipriano R. Gleason A. Singh P. Mannino J. Mulholland E. Mungiello J. Rapisarda J. Rybnicky L. Harms C Mahoney C. Blanc OPEN SPOT Deacon Rudy M. Ferrick E. Dunn Deacon Rudy G. Hoffmann E. Haszcz Deacon Rudy G. Capra OPEN SPOT Deacon Rudy 626

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MINISTRY PLANNING SHEET FOR MARCH 2019 - MAY 2019

PLEASE INCLUDE EACH FAMILY MEMBER MINISTERING: NAME: ____________________________________________________ PHONE: ____________________________ PLEASE MARK WHICH MINISTRY YOU SERVE IN: EXTRAORDINARY MINISTER ______ LECTOR ______ ALTAR SERVER ______ USHER _______ SACRISTAN ______ PLEASE MARK WHICH MASS YOU ARE AVAILABLE TO SERVE: 4:00 pm ______ 5:30 pm ______ 7:00 am ______ 8:30 am ______ 9:45 am ______ 11:00 am ______ 12:30 pm ______

PLEASE NOTE BELOW THE WEEKENDS THAT YOU ARE NOT AVAILABLE FROM MARCH 2019 TO MAY 2019

______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________

ALL MINISTERS MUST RETURN THIS PLANNING SHEET IN ORDER TO BE PLACED ON THE SCHEDULE.

Please return in the collection basket, mail or parish office mail slot by Sunday, FEBRUARY 10,

as we will begin setting up the schedules on FEBRUARY 11.

Thank you!

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Reminder: Parents of second grade students, who will receive their First Eucharist in April/May, are reminded to attend the Parent Meeting this Monday, February 4, at 7:00 PM in the church.

Catholic Daughters Court St. Rose of Lima #737 will hold their monthly meeting this Tuesday, February 5, at 7:00 PM. Our meetings are held at the Knights of Columbus Hall at 70 East Main Street, Freehold.

As our Blessed Mother was the bond of union among the Apostles and her own circle of holy women, may she be the bond of union among us, her devoted daughters. Both by nature and grace, the Catholic woman is endowed with the capacity to bring love into those areas of life where there is hatred, bigotry, discrimination by reason of race, religion or social standing. The capacity to feel compassion for the troubled, the poor and the unfortunate, to give of self for the sake of others, to radiate kindness and warmth where there is coldness, neglect and apathy – these are the Christian woman’s gifts nourished by the Eucharist and nurtured by grace.

You are invited to come join us and thousands of other Catholic women as a member of CDA, working with other Catholic women who share like values. Catholic women who are 18 years or older are eligible to be members. Visit us on Facebook at Catholic Daughters of the Americas Court St. Rose of Lima #737. For more information, please contact Joann (732) 431-0913.

CATHOLIC Test Your Knowledge of the Catholic Faith!

by Steve Olson, DRE

What is the upper limit on the age of a cardinal in the election of a pope?

A.) 80 B.) 85 C.) 75 D.) no age limitation

The answer is found elsewhere in this bulletin.

RE-CERTIFICATION SESSION

All staff, employees and parish volunteers who regularly come in contact with children and attended a Virtus-Protecting God’s Children Seminar prior to 2014 need to attend a re-certification session by June 30, 2019.

A re-certification session is scheduled at St. Rose of Lima School, Room 14, as follows:

Monday, February 25, 2019 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm

The session will be limited to 30 participants. No one under the age of 18 is permitted to attend. Session begins promptly, latecomers will not be admitted after the video presentations have begun. To participate, you must register online at virtusonline.org in advance of the session. There is no cost to attend. Note: this session is for the St. Rose of Lima staff, faculty and volunteers only.

Please note: If you wish to attend a seminar in Spanish, we will be scheduling Virtus Sessions in May or June. Watch upcoming bulletins for dates and times.

Beginning at 18 weeks, ultrasound scans show a distinct type of motion in the unborn baby’s voice box or larynx, similar to movements made during speaking.

St. Rose of Lima Respect Life Committee

The Knights of Columbus Freehold Council #1672 is collecting used and unused eyeglasses for the “Eyes for the Needy” Campaign. Glasses may be deposited in the drop-off boxes located in the main entrances of the church and chapel.

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Are you being called ? Through the sacrament of Baptism, every baptized person shares a responsibility for the Church’s mission. As baptized Catholics, we are called to “…live always as a member of his body…” We are called to serve in communion with the Church. Are you being called to serve?

As a member of the Liturgy Planning Commission or Art and Environment Sub-committee

As a sacristan, lector, extraordinary minister of the Eucharist, altar server or usher

As an extraordinary minister who brings communion to the hospital, nursing home or homebound

As a church or chapel sacristan who cares for the buildings, vestments or linens

There will be a training for extraordinary ministers of the Eucharist on Tuesday, February 5, from 7:00 to 9:00 PM in the chapel. Registration is necessary. To register for the training or for more information about liturgical ministry, please call Karen Powell at (732) 462-7828.

Did you read The Biggest Lie in the History of Christianity by Matthew Kelly? What did you think? Agree? Disagree? Want to talk about it? Come; share your thoughts on the book in a group discussion on Thursday, February 7 at 7:00 PM in the

chapel. All are welcome. Please rsvp to Karen at (732) 462-7828.

The Priestly Preparation Collection is scheduled for next weekend, February 9/10. This collection is used for the support and education for seminarians preparing for the priesthood. The Diocese of Trenton has assessed St. Rose of Lima Parish $13,263 for this collection. Please be generous.

RELIGIOUS ARTICLES SALE

The Altar Rosary Society sells religious articles on the second weekend of every month in the chapel (February 9/10). They have many items for every occasion, baptism, communion, confirmation, etc. Our sales Rosarian, Kathy, would be more than happy to deliver a catalog to any homebound parishioner and deliver any purchased religious articles. Contact Kathy at (732) 780-2062.

As we approach Lent, some representatives of New City Press will be at the main entrance of the church and chapel the weekend of February 9/10 selling books on spirituality, community and family and Christian life, to help us journey together towards Easter.

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Attention Men! Join other Catholic men from across the Diocese of Trenton at the 22nd Annual Catholic Men for Jesus Christ Men’s Conference:

Saturday, Feb 23 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM St. Mary, Mother of God Church

Middletown, NJ

The theme of this year’s conference is Rebuild the Church. The day will feature Holy Mass celebrated by Bishop David O’Connell, as well as inspiring talks by several speakers. There will be music, Catholic vendors, and the opportunity to fellowship with other men who are looking to grow in their walk with Jesus and dynamically live out their Catholic faith. A youth breakout session will also be offered for young men from eighth grade to college age.

Cost is $25 per person in advance ($30 at the door), $10 for students. Breakfast and lunch will be provided. For more information or to register online: www.catholicmenforjesuschrist.org or please call our Parish Conference Captain, Jim Meyer (973) 430-7807.

All articles for the parish bulletin are to be submitted to the Parish Office before 5 PM, ten days before the weekend you want the article to be published, no exceptions.

Please note: Articles for the First Sunday in Lent, March 10 and the Second Sunday in Lent, March 17, are due Friday, February 22.

CATHOLIC Test Your Knowledge of the Catholic Faith!

What is the upper limit on the age of a cardinal in the election of a pope?

The correct answer is A. Pope Paul VI in 1971 set 80 as the upper limit of the age of a cardinal voting for a new pope.

PALMS

Baskets have been placed at the main entrance in both the church and the chapel to collect old palms. Please bring your old palms to either building so we can burn them and use the ashes in part for Ash Wednesday, March 6.

The schedule for ashes to be distributed on Ash Wednesday, March 6 is:

Church 6:30 AM and 8:30 AM Mass

Chapel 12:15 PM Prayer Service 5:00 PM Prayer Service 7:00 PM Mass

Ushers only are needed for the 6:30 and 8:30 AM Masses. Ministers, Lectors, Altar Servers and Ushers are needed for the Ash Wednesday prayer services and evening Mass. If you are available to serve, please fill out the form below and return by mail, in the collection basket or email parish@stroseoflimachurch.org. ----------------------------------------------------------- Ash Wednesday

Name: __________________________________

Phone # _________________________________ 6:30 AM Usher _____ 8:30 AM Usher _____ 12:15 PM Extraordinary Minister ______ Lector _______ Usher ______ 5:00 PM Extraordinary Minister ______ Lector _______ Usher ______ 7:00 PM Altar Server ______ Lector ______ Extraordinary Minister ______ Usher ______

OFFERTORY GIFTS

If you or your family would like to bring up the gifts during the preparation of the altar, please inform one of the ushers prior to the start of Mass.

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THAT UPLIFT (Luke 4:21-30)

Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time Fr. Michael Brizio, IMC

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Some years ago, Martin Luther King, Jr. said, “I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: ‘We hold these truths to be self-evident; that all men were created equal.”

And people got very angry.

King said, “I have a dream that one day on the red hills of Georgia, the sons of former slaves and the sons of former slave owners will be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhood.”

And they put him in jail.

He said, “I have a dream that one day even the state of Mississippi, a state sweltering with the heart of injustice, sweltering with the heat of oppression, will be transformed into an oasis of freedom and justice.”

And they brought out the dogs.

He said, “I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged according to the color of their skin but by the content of their character.”

And they bombed a church and killed little girls.

He said, “I have a dream that one day every valley shall be exalted, every hill and mountain shall be made low, the rough places will be made plain, and the crooked places will be made straight, and the glory of the Lord shall be revealed, and all flesh shall see it together.”

And they pointed a rifle and pulled the trigger.

Are you tired because of the burden of your duties, because many misunderstand you? Are you trying to find hope and meaning in life? Abandon yourself to Jesus and He will refresh you! The more time you spend with Jesus, the more you will come away feeling renewed and healed. Miracles of peace, answers to prayers, physical healings, and many other wonderful things happen where and when the Lord Jesus is adored in the Blessed Sacrament. We can offer Him our concerns, our troubles, our joys, our gratitude, our disappointments, our needs and our aspirations. The chapel is open Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 12 Noon. The Chapel is located between the church and the rectory.

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WALKING WITH MARY

Walking with Mary is an opportunity for parishioners to come together for the communal exercise of both body and spirit by incorporating the physical exercise of walking with the spiritual exercise of saying the Rosary. As walking is a way of obtaining health benefits and physical fitness, praying is the way of obtaining spiritual health benefits and spiritual fitness.

Prayer is comprised of talking and listening to God. Prayer opens our hearts to know His will and welcomes His grace to respond. Prayer gives us power over evil. It helps us to grow in our relationship with Him and strengthens the bonds between believers. Through the recitation of the Rosary, our Blessed Mother leads us to her Son, and places our needs before Him.

During Ordinary Time, Walking with Mary will take place on Friday, March 1, at 1:00 PM. Our Lenten cycle of the Sorrowful Mysteries will begin on Friday, March 8, and continue through April 12.

Parishioners are asked to meet at the Marian Grotto near the chapel. Please dress for the weather; if the weather prevents us from walking outside, we will walk and pray in the chapel. Rosaries and rosary prayer guides are provided. For more information, please call Evelyn Fano (732) 294-7428 or Karen Powell (732) 462-7828. Faith Community Health Ministry

Did you know that St. Rose of Lima Parish serves the Catholic patients of CentraState Hospital each Friday? In addition to the hospital, we have extraordinary ministers of the Eucharist serving three nursing homes, one senior citizen apartment building and homebound parishioners. None of this would be possible without the faithful service of dedicated lay ministers, but more help is needed. Parishioners who are interested in serving as ministers to the sick are trained by the parish to serve as extraordinary ministers and then receive additional training to serve as extraordinary ministers to the sick. Please prayerfully consider if God is calling you to serve in this special ministry. For more information, please call Karen Powell at (732) 462-7828.

FAITH COMMUNITY HEALTH MINISTRY

Calling all nurses, dietitians, EMTs, pharmacists, health care providers, mental health professionals, spiritual directors and anyone who is truly passionate about promoting health of mind, body and spirit. Have you considered sharing your faith and offering your service through the St. Rose of Lima’s Faith Community Health Ministry? Previously known as Faith Community Nursing or Parish Nursing, this ministry has been part of our parish for many years. This ministry promotes wellness and disease prevention through activities such as, but not limited to, blood drives, periodic blood pressure screenings, CPR/AED training, Walking with Mary and health education. Please consider sharing your unique gifts with the parish family through this beautiful ministry. For more information, contact Nurse Sylvia Mako (732) 431-3932 or Karen Powell (732) 462-7828.

“I would rather have bodily health than gold, and contentment of spirit than pearls. No riches are greater than a healthy body; and no happiness than a joyful heart.” (Sirach 30:15-16)

Caregiver Volunteers is an interfaith nonprofit agency dedicated to providing supportive services to seniors, veterans, the elderly disabled, individuals with dementia, and caregivers of loved ones with chronic illness, enabling them to live independently and with dignity in their own homes.

Are you a senior in need of assistance in the following areas?

Transportation to medical appointments Grocery shopping (they shop for you) Friendly visits, reassuring phone calls, or

pet therapy visits

Are you a parishioner who can spare a few hours a week to provide assistance? To receive help or offer help, please call Christine MacKay or Annmarie Casaceli at (732) 876-3900. There is never a fee for any of these services.

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The collection for the Masses last weekend, January 26/27 was $10,162. The Music Ministry second collection was $2935. As of December 28, $93,532 has been pledged and $92,85 paid to the Catholic Appeal. Our assigned goal is $108,000. Thank you for your generosity.

Upcoming second collections will be for:

February 16/17 Building Fund February 23/24 Catholic Churches in

Europe March 2/3 Heating & Cooling

Please pray for the men and women of our parish who are serving in the military overseas. Pray for their safe return and for their families who live in fear for them.

Christopher Baum, US Navy – grandson of Mary & John Shaw Michael Berry, US Army – son of John & Sheri Berry Blake Borsetti, US Army – grandson of Mary Dore Kyle Cougar, US Navy – grandson of Robert & Geri McKee Christopher Dill, Jr., US Coast Guard – grandson of Lucille Dill Zachary Dill, US Coast Guard – grandson of Lucille Dill Travis Eberhardt, US Marines – grandson of Irene Corrigan Joseph Gioello, US Coast Guard – son of Julia Malifrando Zachary Koziol, US Marines – great grandson of Peggy Duncan Randolph Macaluso, US Army – grandson of Wade & Dorothy Carr Douglas Neubauer, US Marines – grandson of Herb & Alyce McKinley Krystopher Ian Palmes, US Navy – son of John & Sally Nolen Ryan Solley, US Army – many loving family members Christopher Turchio, US Army – son of Cono & Christine Turchio Robert Wilson, US Marines – grandson of Mary Sullivan

We extend our prayers and sympathy to the families and friends of:

Theresa Bellucco Herminia Olivo Richard Schandall, Sr.

Merciful God, we remember before You all who

are sick this day, especially:

Joseph Armanda Deborah Brown George Drescher Theresa Ganter Alex Rosewitz Joann Schembri

SANCTUARY CANDLE

The sanctuary candle will burn in the church the week of February 3 in memory of Walter Balon, CWV Post 578.

The sanctuary candle will burn in the chapel the week of February 3 in memory of Joseph D. Fano.

VOTIVE CANDLES are located on the two sides of the chapel and in the main entrance of the church for all those who would like to light a candle. The suggested donation is $2.00.

CONTRIBUTION STATEMENTS

If you would like to receive a statement of your Church envelope contributions for the year 2018, please fill out this form and return in the collection basket, mail or drop in the Parish Office mail slot. ------------------------------------------------------------

CONTRIBUTION STATEMENT NAME: ________________________________ ADDRESS: _____________________________ ENVELOPE NUMBER: ___________________

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HIGGINS MEMORIAL HOMEMember By Invitation, Selected Independent Funeral Homes

J. Nolan Higgins, Manager, N.J. Lic. No. 3469

732-462-089520 Center Street Freehold, NJ

FREEMAN FUNERAL HOMESA Catholic Family Serving Freehold

Since 1847Parish Member

47 East Main St., Freehold732-462-0808

Kevin B. Freeman, ManagerNJ License No. 3745

344 Rt. 9 North, Manalapan732-972-8484

Glenn A. Freeman, ManagerNJ License No. 3662

PARISHIONERMelissa G. Young, MD FACE FACP

732-409-MADE (6233)

555 Iron Bridge Rd., Ste. 18 • Freehold, NJ 07728Fax 732-409-6414 www.midatlendo.com

Poet’sPharmacy

ALL PRESCRIPTION PLANS WELCOMECard Dept. • Lottery

Free Delivery • Open 7 DaysPOET’S SQUAREKOZLOSKI RD.

732- 409-1100

ENGINEEREDDESIGN GROUP- consulting engineers -Mechanical • ElectricalRefrigeration • Solar

Fire Protection • Plumbing75 South St., Freehold NJ

732-761-0108www.edg-ce.com

FEDERICI’SFEDERICI’SFreehold’s Old Honored NameFreehold’s Old Honored NameItalian Cuisine • Take Out Orders

14 East Main, Freehold14 East Main, Freehold732-462-1312732-462-1312

Specializing in Collision Repair for Cars, Trucks, Buses, Box & Utility Trucks732-431-8040732-431-8040

We handle all your insurance We handle all your insurance needs, from beginning to endneeds, from beginning to endJust Ask for CraigJust Ask for Craig

111 Crow Hill Road, FreeholdFamily Owned and Operated for Over 38 Years

KNOW YOUR RIGHTSIT’S THE LAWYou Choose your Repair Shop - NOT The Insurance Company

KEN’SKEN’S BODY BODY WORKS WORKS

Duckett and LairdGas & Oil Heat

Air ConditioningService & Installation71 Bannard Street

Freehold, NJ732-462-1044

BETTY ANNE McKENNALicensed As Elizabeth

Sales Associate / ParishionerSales Associate / ParishionerNJAR Distinguished Sales Club

Offi ce: 732-462-4242Cell: 908-415-9333 RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE

David GalarzaDavid GalarzaInsurance & Financial Services Agent123 ROUTE 33 STE 203, MANALAPAN, NJ 07726Tel 732.576.7700 Fax 732.481.1636Cell 732.688.0017dgalarza@farmersagent.comLicense# 1646407

Registered Representative, Farmers Financial Sloutions,

LLC. 30801 Agoura Road, Bldg. 1, Agoura Hills, CA

91301-2054. Tel 818.584.0200 Member FINRA & SIPC. Habla Español

Matt DeMaio, OwnerTemperaturePro

953 Route 33, Suite #2, Freehold, NJ 07728O: 732.577.7995 | C: 732.616.3780

matt.demaio@temperaturepro.comwww.TemperatureProJerseyShore.com

HEATING | COOLING | INDOOR AIR QUALITYContractor Lic. #13HV09718500

List Your Home3% Flat Commission

732-701-7231Anthony Guglieri

N.J. Licensed Real Estate Broker #0680177

133 S. Main St133 S. Main St(RT 79)(RT 79)

MarlboroMarlboro732-780-7900732-780-7900

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Lorenzo’s RestaurantLorenzo’s RestaurantFine Italian Cuisine

Catering AvailableSe Español

732-414-6078732-414-6079

350 Mounts Corner DriveFreehold, NJ 07728

Coming Soon Sunday Brunch

Bring Ad for10% Price Discount

100 Route 9, Galleria Shopping Ctr.Manalapan • 625-1822

601 Route 35Middletown • 671-1122

173 Rt. 37 WTom River • 473-1122

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Rock of Ages DealerRock of Ages Dealer

MonumentsGranite & Bronze Markers

Mausoleums • Cemetery Lettering

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