St. Margaret Church St. John Vianney Church FAX: 856-384 ...

Reverend Joseph L. Pham, Pastor Reverend Alfred Mungujakisa, Parochial Vicar

Reverend Jason Rocks, Weekend Assistant Deacon Frank Dunleavy

Deacon Joseph Farro Sr. Michele DeGregorio, Principal

Sr. Vilma Butron, Director of Religious Education

Web Site: www.TheInfantJesusParish.org School Web Site: www.stmargarets-rs.org

E-Mail: [email protected] FAX: 856-384-8123St. John Vianney Church

2901 Good Intent RoadDeptford, NJ 08096

St. Margaret Church845 Third Street

Woodbury Heights, NJ 08097

MAILING ADDRESS: 334 BEECH AVENUE, WOODBURY HEIGHTS, NJ 08097-1317

CONFESSION SCHEDULE

Saturdays: 9:00-9:30 AM; 2:30-3:30 PM at St. Margaret Church 5:15-5:45 PM at St. John Vianney Church

RECTORY 334 Beech Ave.

848-0047

Hours: 9AM-12,Noon,1PM-4PM Monday-Friday

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Classes held: 773 Third Street

Mail sent: 334 Beech Ave. 845-5251

E-mail: [email protected]

CONVENT 745 Third Street

848-6049

Please no calls between 4-7 PM

ST. MARGARET SCHOOL

773 Third Street 845-5200

Office Hours: 8 AM -2:30 PM

MASS SCHEDULE Weekend Mass Schedule

Saturday

4:00 PM at St. Margaret Church 6:00 PM at St. John Vianney Church

Sunday

8:30 AM at St. Margaret Church 10:00 AM at St. Margaret Church

11:30 AM at St. John Vianney Church 4:00 PM at St. Margaret Church

Holy Day Vigil: 4:00 PM at St. Margaret Church & 6:00 PM at St. John Vianney Church Holy Days: 8:30 AM, 12 Noon and 7:00 PM at St. Margaret Church 6:45 AM in St. Margaret Church - School Days 8:30 AM in St. Margaret Church - Monday-Saturday

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23nd Sunday in Ordinary Time September 5, 2021

Saturday, September 4 4:00 PM Larry Kratz req. by the Cardoso family 6:00 PM Fr. Alfred Onyutha req. by the Knights of

Columbus Council 13259 Sunday, September 5 8:30 AM Deborah White req. by the Sandone

family 10:00 AM Joe Avallone req. by his wife & family

Shawn Eddis req. by his brother, John & familyRichard Macdonald, Sr. req. by the Macdonald familyJoan Cioffi req. by Loretta PetitoJames J. Fox, Sr. req. by Joe & Marlene HeeRose Apicella rq. by Mary SorbelloJohn Clark req. by the Capistrano family

11:30 AM Intentions of the Zurybida family req. by Walter & Carol

4:00 PM Nick Lamparelli req. by Bob & Julie Heenan

Monday, September 6 8:30 AM Jim Fitzpatrick req. by his wife & son Tuesday, September 7 6:45 AM Legion of Mary100th Anniversary req. by

Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Junior Praesidium 8:30 AM Legion of Mary 100th Anniversary req.

by Our Lady of Victory Praesidium

Wednesday, September 8 6:45 AM Michael 8:30 AM Renato Cruz req. by Tito & Lisa

Villacorte

Thursday, September 9 6:45 AM Special Intention 8:30 AM Rose Apicella req. by Louise Avallone Friday, September 10 6:45 AM Valentin Butron req. by Nick & Sharon

Sandone 8:30 AM Steven Dale Thompson req. by Anne &

Paul Bullinger Saturday, September 11 8:30 AM Victims of September 11, 2001 4:00 PM L/CPL Fred C. Spina USMC req. by

Michael & Erica Spina 6:00 PM Rita & Joseph Williamson req. by Mr. &

Mrs. Anthony Maccariella

SANCTUARY LAMP

The Sanctuary lamp at St. Margaret Church is burning in loving memory of

Carl J. Klein, Jr. req. by his wife & family.

Please pray for our parishioners who are in the hospital, nursing home or who are homebound: Chip Alberta, Eileen Aleksiejczyk, Anthony Apicella, Louise Avallone, Baby Mary Blocklinger, John Brown, Sr. Vilma Butron’s family, Richard Thomas Carey, Anne Caughey, June Centofanti, Mridul Chowdhury, Donna Chuba, Barbara and Carl Coleman, Ed Conway, Micaela DiPaolo, Jerry Donnelly, Thomas Dougherty, Baby Emil, Anthony Faralli, Gina Fasolini, Charlie Foster, Gerri Foster, Cathy G. Annemarie Gendron, Baby Francis Gabriel Gonzalez, Georgeann Greco, Katie Hartey, Christine Hastings, John Havers, Jack Hee, Carmel Hopkins, Christine & Zachariah Huber, Joseph Hudson, Jean, Mackenzie Jones, Marylyn Kelly, Cathy King, Gary Koehler, Sandy L., Regina Lapp, Christine Lawrence, Michele Lott, Penny Maslowski, Kathy McCandless, Frank McCurdy, Jennifer McGlinchey, Karen & Joseph Medallo, Diane Mendel, Frances Santaniello, Michels, Charlie Miller, Donna Mimlitsch, Linda Montone, Louis Nocella, Margaret O’Donnell, Ron Orrick, Johnny Panepinto, Johnny Passaro, Angela Paul, Susan Paul, Melony Popjoy, Chuck Rabb, Kyle Riepen, Joel Rivera, Nora Joan Rush, Maria S., Karen Schoch, Gary Shephard, Bill & Theresa Sherwin, David Sullivan, Dylan Vitucci, Coreen Welch, Jim Welch, Louise Wilusz, Helen Convery WitCraft, Baby Mark Zimmerman, Richard Zuber.

Sunday, September 12 8:30 AM Nick Lamparelli rq. by Mr. & Mrs. Dan

Baker 10:00 AM Randy Roswell req. by Bill, Kathi &

family 11:30 AM Ken, Frank & James Spadafora req. by

their family 4:00 PM John Milano req. by his wife & children

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GOD BLESS AMERICA! We continue to pray for our men & women overseas especially: Johanny DelOrbe, Megan Dolan, Justin Gousha, Shawn Jarrell, Becky and Nick Johnson, Rob Solome, Sarah Turse, Joseph Raab, Charles LaGrossa, David LaGrossa, Anthony M. Ilisco, Lt. Colonel Christian Pajak, P.O. Johnathan Brown, Matthew Fasolini. If someone has returned home, please let us know.

Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform in our time of need. We ask this in Jesus’ name. Amen.

OFFICE STAFF

Business Administrator…Sharon Sandone Parish Secretary….......….Gena Deichert Parish Registrar……….…Janet Autodore Religious Ed Secretary….Janet Autodore Maintenance Manager…..Mike Collins

PASTORAL COUNCIL Chairman…...Steve Graham

FINANCE COUNCIL Chairman…...Bob Law

TRUSTEES David Ardire and Albert Pisanelli

EDUCATION MINISTRIES

St. Margaret Regional School - Principal Sr. Michele DeGregorio – [email protected] - 856-845-5200 RCIA (Rite of Chr istian Initiation of Adults) – Deacon Joe Farro

-856-848-0047Religious Education -Sr. Vilma Butron DRE– [email protected]

- 856-845-5251Sunday School - Colleen Phifer - [email protected] Bible Study - Deacon Frank Dunleavy – [email protected]

LITURGICAL MINISTRIES

Altar/Rosary Society: Loretta Petito - [email protected] Altar Servers: Father Alfr ed – [email protected], 856-848-0047 Baptism Prep Class: Kevin & Lisa Rice - 856-848-0047 Choir/Music Ministry: Mary Koza (St. Margaret Church)

[email protected] – 609-617-3016 Sara Johnston (St. John Vianney Church)

[email protected] Eucharistic Ministers: Loretta Petito - [email protected] Committee: Father J oe Pham – [email protected] Lectors: Walt Baraniewicz - [email protected]: Mike Spina – [email protected]

PARISH PASTORAL MINISTRIES

Athletic Association: Mike Tinges - [email protected] Building and Grounds: J oe Remshard - [email protected] Ministry: Eleanor Kandle – [email protected] Deeper Dimensions: Ed Brazell - 609-743-2191Eucharistic Adoration: J ulie Heenan – 856-468-3708Grief Support: Ann Klein – [email protected] - 856-686-0645 King’s Men: James Janco – [email protected] Knights of Columbus: Rob Dietr ich - [email protected] Legion of Mary & Jrs: Anne Fleming – [email protected] Marriage Encounter: Kathy & J oe Polidoro - 856-468-2040 N/A: Meets weekly on Thur sdays at 8 PM in the Ministry CenterNursing Ministry: Madeline Mills - [email protected] Prayer Group: Jack McGuire - [email protected] Pro-Life Ann Smith - 856-430-6780 Stephen Ministry: Frank Dunleavy - [email protected] SMRS PTA: Laureen Brady – [email protected] SMRS Carnival: Richard Macdonald – [email protected] Senior Citizens’ Club: J ulie Crumsho – [email protected] SVdP Society: Charles Connell - [email protected] Special Events: Maria Frain – [email protected] Youth Life Ministry: Sr. Dianna Higgins - [email protected]’s Club: Stephanie Magee – [email protected]

Please pray for the repose of the soul of: Mary Anne Wilkus

Legion of Mary

The Legion of Mary meets every

Wednesday at 4:00 PM (Please note time change)

This RCIA Program is in-tended for those who were baptized Catholics but have not yet received Holy Com-munion and Confirmation or those who were baptized and have already received Ho-ly Communion but haven’t received the Sacrament of Confirmation. This program is also intended for those who have never been baptized or baptized from other Christian denominations but want to become Catholics. If you, yourself, or you know someone who are interested, please call the rectory at (856)848-0047 as soon as possible since this program will begin in September.

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Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ,

This weekend, our whole nation celebrates Labor Day, the day set aside to honor the value and dignity of human labor. The Book of Genesis, the first Book of the Bible, tells us that God labored creating the whole universe including human beings, then He put them in charge of His creation by commanding them to work as well: “Then the Lord God planted a garden in Eden, in the East, and there he put the man he had formed…, Then the Lord God placed the man in the Garden of Eden to cultivate it and guard it.” (Gen 2:8 & 15). Labor may take different forms, it can be a job or whatever one does to earn a living; but it also refers to volunteer work or work at home such as taking care of oneself or loved ones. Whatever work we do, we are co-creators with God and stewards of His creation, we are cooperating with God to make this world a better place for all and to fulfill God’s will intended for creation. By working, we are helping our-selves, our families, our neighbors, and ultimately we are God’s helping hands in this created world. On this Labor Day, let us recognize and honor the value and dignity of human labor. Let us thank God for the talents and work He has given us to do. Let us thank God for the success of our hands and the health and the energy needed to fulfill our work. Let us also remember to pray for the less fortunate, that they may be able find work that will sustain their families, nurture their children and secure their future.

May St. Joseph the Worker bless the fruits of our labor and sustain us always in his protective care. Fr. Joe Pham

Happy Labor Day to All!

“Be compassionate as your heavenly Father is compassionate” (Luke 6:36).

As we have been through the hardship of the current pandemic, I believe that it has had a great financial impact upon every one of us.

However, as Christians, we are called to be compassionate like our Father in heaven, that is, to reach out and share the burdens of those who are less fortune than us. For this reason, I am earnestly appealing to each one of you for your generous gifts to the House of Charity. Your sacrificial gifts during this challenging time would be so meaningful and essential to these compassionate ministries in our Diocese:

- Care and Education of Seminarians - Care of Elderly Priests - Social & Community Services - Compassionate Outreach - Catholic Education - Youth and Campus Ministry - Vitality Catholic Healthcare Services

As the theme for this year’s House of Charity is “Faces of Hope”, let us embrace this theme by sacrificing our financial means to support the above ministries since so many people are putting their “Faces of Hope” in them. Please make a check payable to “House of Charity-Bishop Annual Appeal”. You may drop it in the col-lection basket at any weekend Mass or mail it to the rectory. My profound gratitude is extended to all of you for your sacrifices and your willingness to support this noble cause. Fr. Joe Pham.

Parish Goal - $136,900.00 Received - 299 gifts - $119,862.13

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GOD BLESS YOU For

YOUR WEEKLY SUNDAY OFFERINGS

In Jesus’s name, I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to all of you for your Weekly Sunday Of-ferings. Some of you who are unable to attend Sun-day Mass in-person; but your love of God’s church and your spirit of sacrifice inspired you to continue your giving. Again, please accept my sincere appreciation and gratitude for continuing your financial support of our parish. Be assured that your sacrifices will not be passed over without God’s no-tice. May you and your loved ones be safe in God’s providential care. -Fr. Joe Pham.

OFFERTORY COLLECTIONS

August 29 - $11,485.00

May God repay you for your sacrific-es. Thank you for making your checks payable to:

“Infant Jesus Parish”

Saturday, September 11

4:00 PM Allan Aschenfelter 6:00 PM Terry/Brittany Wolstenholme

Sunday, September 12 8:30 AM Tom Heim 10:00 AM Judy Hansen 11:30 AM Linda Mazurkiewicz 4:00 PM Ed Morrison

EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS

Saturday, September 11 4:00 PM Terri Hawthorn,

Chris LoGiudice 6:00 PM Eileen Santaniello,

Terry Wolstenholme

Sunday, September 12 8:30 AM Helen O’Malley, Madeline Mills 10:00 AM Ellie Kandle, Sr. Vilma 11:30 AM J im & Pat McGuinness 4:00 PM Frank Gramenzi, Dawn Capone

Sunday, September 5 Deeper Dimension - 7:00 PM (via Zoom until further notice)

Tuesday, September 7 Comforting Ministry - 7:00 PM (B)

Wednesday, September 8 Legion of Mary - 4:00 PM (B)

Sparks YG 3-5 - 4:30 PM (Convent)SVDP - 7:00 PM (B)Carnival Meeting - 7:00 PM (gym)

Thursday, September 9 Knights of Columbus Officers - 7:00 PM (B) NA - 8:00 PM (Socially distancing outside

as weather permits)

Friday, September 10Adoration - 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (OLGC)Jr. Legion of Mary - 4:00PM (B)

Saturday, September 11

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2021-2022 Religious Education On-Line Registration Tuition is as follows:1 Child - $140 -- 2 Children - $240 -- 3 Children - $290-- 4 children or more pay an additional $25 per child Fall Session (Level 1 thru Level 8) class choices begin as follows:Mondays, Starting Sept. 20, 2021 - Grades 1 - 8, 4:30 - 5:45 PMThursdays, Starting Sept. 23, 2021 - Grades 7 - 8, 6:15 - 7:30 PMSunday, Starts Sept. 26, 2021 – Grades 1 -6, 8:30 – 9:45 AM

Registration for returning students

Check for an email from ParishGiving sent on June 15th and follow the instructions in the email. If you did not receive this email please call Ms. Janet at 856-848-0047.

New Family Registration is for Children entering 1st grade in September or transfer students.

To register your child, please fill out the registration form on Parish Giving athttps://forms.parishgiving.org/form-4706125/

Once you have submitted the form you will receive an email from Parish Giving to complete the registration process and pay tuition.

If you have any questions please call the rectory at 856-848-0047 and your call will be directed to the proper person.

Seven Sisters Apostolate

Purpose: to pray for our parish priests, to strengthen them in their vocation.

Who: 7 women of the parish to pray for each of our priests, Fr. Joe, Fr. Al, and Fr. Rocks. Each woman would be responsible to pray a holy hour on a given day. On the day selected, the individual would pray a holy hour for the intention of the spe-cific priest. Ideally the holy hour would be in front of the Eucharist/tabernacle, but could also be done at home.

When: 1 hour a week, 1 day, 6 other women to take other days.

For more information contact:

Denise Dietrich (215-901-3199), [email protected]

Anne Fleming (856-686-1885), [email protected]

BIBLE STUDY

Learn, Grow and Share your Faith!

- 1st & 3rd Sundays 2-3pm in the Chapel (Behind St. Margaret’s Church)

- Join us and Discuss the weekly Gospel Readings and the “Topic of the Week”

- Free Handouts Provided. Everyone is Invited!

- Questions? Call, Text or Email Deacon Frank: [email protected] 856-562-6499

- If you prefer Online Bible Study, Join FORMED for Free:

Theinfanthesusparish.formed.org

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HEALING MASS

Tuesday, September 14, 2021 6 PM - St. Margaret Church

Everyone is invited & encouraged to attend, especially those who are in need of healing of both body & spirit. Please bring your loved ones to this Mass who are homebound, sick, aged, broken, despaired, depressed, lost, struggling, grieving, etc.

The Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick will be administered during the Mass to those who feel they need healing grace, for both body and spirit.

IJP Youth Ministry Faith on Fire

“Be who God created you to be and you will set the world ablaze.” (St. Catherine of Siena)

Sparks: grades 3-5 Sparks, our youth group for elementary students serves as an introduction to our parish youth ministry. The group will meet monthly for meetings and group service projects (completed on the parish grounds). Meetings will include a snack, prayer, games and activities all done in the light of our Catholic Faith. Due to COVID 19, meetings take place in the convent courtyard or convent meeting room until we can go back to the parish meeting room. (Masks

are optional but strongly recommended for anyone unvaccinated, We will have hand sanitizer available and will practice social distancing). Sparks will meet one Wednesday each month (9/8, 10/13, 11/10, 12/15, 1/12, 2/9, 3/9, 4/13, and 5/11) from 4:30-5:30).

Ignite: Grades 6- 8 Ignite is our junior youth group, open to students in 6th, 7th and 8th grade. Ignite meets on the 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month from September through June at St. John Vianney in the Fr. Szolack Center from 5:30-6:30 PM (Masks are optional but strongly recommended for any-one unvaccinated. We will have hand sanitizer available and will practice social distancing). This will give people time to arrive after the 4PM Mass at St. Margaret Church. The first meeting will take place on Sunday, September 13th. Meetings will include prayer, snacks, icebreakers and en-ergizers, and small and large group activities, all in the context of faith and fun. Ignite members will have op-portunities for service projects and volunteer work throughout the year.

Ablaze: grades 9-12 Ablaze is the group for those in 9th-12th grade. Ablaze meets on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month beginning September 19th at St. John Vianney in the Fr. Szolack Center from 5:30-6:30 PM (Masks are optional but strongly recommended for anyone unvac-cinated. We will have hand sanitizer available and will practice social distancing). This

will give people time to arrive after the 4PM Mass at St. Margaret Church. All those in High School are wel-come to join. Meetings will include prayer, snacks, icebreakers and energizers, discussions and activities, all in the context of faith and fun. Service and participation in diocesan youth events are also part of the program. Quesı ons? Please contact Sr. Dianna at 856-848-6049 or [email protected]

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PRO-LIFE

Can you commit to just nine months?

Who has not marveled at the miracle which transforms two microscopic cells into the beauty and wonder of a fully formed human being?

Consider the handiwork of God, which accomplishes such incredible wonders in the womb to create little mira-cles, with your help, right here, in our parish, in just nine months.

Parishioners are invited to join the Infant Jesus Parish Pro-Life group to foster a profound respect for human life, from conception to natural death;- promoting prayer for the preborn & their parents- educating parishioners, especially young people, about life issues- advocating for pro-life, pro-family legislation- helping mothers & babies in need

Along with the vibrant pro-life support of our Knights of Columbus, we can grow and develop into even more pas-sionate, committed, and faith-filled parishioners in - just nine months! Will you allow God to work miracles in your life and the lives of others in our Infant Jesus Parish family? Contact Ann, Infant Jesus Parish Prolife Coordi-nator 856-430-6780 or email: [email protected] *********

S3030/A4848 - The Reproductive Freedom Act

In October 2020, S3030/A4848 “The Reproductive Free-dom Act” (RFA) (an oxymoron in light of how children die because of it) was introduced in the New Jersey Leg-islature. If passed, this legislation would expand New Jersey’s already permissive abortion laws.

On October 5, 2020, the Catholic Bishops of New Jersey issued a statement opposing the legislation and reaf-firmed the Catholic Church’s commitment to protect to the dignity of all life from conception to natural death.

At this time, the legislature has not advanced S3030/A4848. The New Jersey Catholic Conference (NJCC) is closely monitoring the situation and will send out an ac-tion alert once we know when the bill will move.

In the meantime, NJCC encourages you to learn more about S3030/A4848 RFA by visiting:

https://njcatholic.org/reproductive-freedom-act Here you will find several resources (English and Span-ish) on the RFA, including the New Jersey Bishop’s statement opposing the legislation, a webinar outlining the main points of this legislation, Key Points Fact Sheet.

Finally, if you have not done so already, please sign up to receive the New Jersey Catholic Conference updates on this legislation and other important public policy issues at 856-756-7900. Questions? contact Ann (above).

WOMEN’S CLUB

Announcing the return of The Original Brooklyn Pizza Tour - experience pizza and Brooklyn from one end to the other !!! This is the same world fa-mous Pizza Tour you’ve seen on The Today Show, The Food Network and The Travel Channel! You’ll skip the lines at Grimaldi’s which is our first pizza stop (2 slices and a soft drink) in DUMBO for their Neapolitan-style pizza and L&B Spumoni Gardens in Bensonhurst for their Sicilian-style pizza (2 slices and a soft drink). You’ll visit the Brooklyn water-front in DUMBO and get the BEST photos of the Brooklyn Bridge. You’ll stroll the famous Coney Island Boardwalk with your guide and visit famous Brooklyn movie locations like Saturday Night Fever, Goodfellas, The French Connection, The Warriors, Requiem for a Dream, Brighton Beach Memoirs and more! Saturday, October 16th …. The bus will leave St. Margaret’s Regional School Parking Lot at 8:00am and return back to the school parking lot by 6pm. Cost - $110 per person. Cost includes tour, pizza, gratuity for bus driver and guide. If you have any questions or to reserve your spot contact Neen Raspa at 609-230-2929 or at [email protected] Checks are to be made out to: Infant Jesus Parish Women’s Club and be mailed to: Neen Raspa, 841A Pennlyn Place, Ocean City, NJ 08226 Like our Facebook Page Infant Jesus Parish Wom-en’s Club!!

INFANT JESUS

SENIOR CITIZENS

Update regarding monthly meet-ings - Unfortunately, we will not resume our monthly meetings at this time. This decision is in the best interest and safety of our members and everyone else. The Ministry Center will be used for classrooms again to allow students to social distance due to the up rise of COVID. When things improve and COVID slows down or disappears, we will recon-sider and hopefully we will be able to resume meet-ings. I hope everyone is well and staying safe. A notice will be put in the bulletin if and when any-thing changes.

-Your President, Julie Crumsho

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September 19th, 2021 7:45 AM to 11:30 AM - McKeever Hall (School

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BEVERAGE DONATION REQUEST

Gatorade, Snapple, Water (500 ml bottles), soda cans (Coke & Pepsi products)

Kindly bring your donations to Mass (both churches) during the weekend of: September 18th & 19th and September 25th & 26th

JOSEPH HOUSE

The Joseph House is a homeless shelter in Camden for men and women. It was founded by Msgr. Bob McDermott former pastor of St. Josephs in East Camden.

We deliver casseroles and various products (i.e. paper products, coffee etc.) on the first Monday of each month.

If you are interested in participating please email [email protected] or call 856-435-0509. We have 63 people from Holy Angels, Incarnation and Infant Jesus Parish who are currently involved.

Thank you in advance for your concern. Jerry Campbell

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