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The Sunday Steward The weekly parish bulletin for The Church of Saint Ann

1253 Lawrenceville Road, Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 and the Saint Michael Church, Trenton, NJ

JUNE 9, 2019 - PENTECOST SUNDAY

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SUN., June 9

7:30 AM

9:30 AM

11:00 AM

12:30 PM

PENTECOST SUNDAY

Arthur Nitti by Loving Grandchildren Claire Canavan by Betty and Bill Wnek

Gary Gladwell by Wife and Children Dr. Arthur Wallingford by Helen and Thomas Troidle

Henry B. Murphy by Elaine Murphy and Family Giacinta Lubrano by Esterina and Michelle Toto

People of the Parish

ST. MICHAEL 8:45 AM

James Murphy by Jean Krisak Marie Clawges by Marie and Dick Clawges

MON., June 10 8:00 AM

Happy 10th Wedding Anniversary Maureen and Joel by Sylvia Sheridan Mary M. Soltis by Ken and MaryAnn Micai James Strycharz by Wife Blanche and Sons James, Jr. and Paul Strycharz

TUES., June 11

8:00 AM

Abarno and Campopiano Family by Family Veronica Picciano Matonte by Georgiana Francisco

WED., June 12

8:00 AM

Donald Nelson by Wife Yolande Walter Shelmet, Sr. by Wife

THURS., June 13

8:00 AM

Concetta Marie Gutierrez by Friends at Ben Franklin Elementary School Theresa R. Simione by Christine Morgan

FRI., June 14

8:00 AM

Darryl C. Foyuth by MaryAnn and Bernard Foyuth Richard De Paola, Sr. by Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pratico

SAT., June 15 8:00 AM

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5:00 PM

Debbie Nespoli by Lawrence Nespoli Carida Jean Simon and Guillaume Masseus by Bertha Toussaint ______________________________________

People of the Parish

SUN., June 16 7:30 AM

9:30 AM

11:00 AM

12:30 PM

THE MOST HOLY TRINITY

John Weiser by Ann Weiser Pete Wnek by Betty and Bill Wnek

Joseph Colavita, Jr. by Wife and Children James Russo by Wife and Children Giuseppe and Maria Portello by Diana Portello

Daniel and Dee Connell by Patricia Shelmet Annunziata and Luigi Lore by Angelina and Teresa Ada Giegerich by Iola and Thomas Carucci

Elaine Elenewski by Walter and Pat Wenczel Guiseppe Disanzo by Family Tonja "Tami" Brown by Catherine Kato

ST. MICHAEL 8:45 AM

10:00 AM

James Murphy by Mary Beth Wood John Hudak by Dolores and Joe Ignas

JUNE 9, 2019 - PENTECOST SUNDAY

DAILY LITURGY for the Week of June 9, 2019

Sunday, June 16, 2019

Please remember your loved one with a Father’s Day Spiritual Bouquet Novena or

a Father’s Day Remembrance flower in the Church.

Envelopes are available at the Welcome Desk and at the doors of the Church.

Experience the "Joy of the Gospel!" Tune into Catholic Radio WFJS1260AM. Download the free Domestic Church Media app and subscribe to our podcasts, or listen live online @ www.DomesticChurchMedia.org.

We stream our local programs live on facebook and youtube. Facebook.com/DomesticChurchMedia youtube.com/DomesticChurchMedia

On June22nd and 23rda representative from

Domestic Church Catholic Radio will be visiting

our parish with more information and radio

schedules!

Religious Goods Store The Religious Goods Store is open TODAY after all Masses. Please stop by and take a look around.

Remembrance in Your Will A remembrance for your parish in your will is a wonderful way to provide for the future

well-being of your parish community. Thank you for considering this very special way

of sharing with your parish family.

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SUNDAY, June 9 , 2019

Hospi tal i ty Sunday Pentecost Sunday

The Church of Saint Ann Sunday Masses: 7:30, 9:30,11:00 AM, and 12:30 PM

● Coffee and Donuts after all Masses ● Knights of Columbus Consecration to the Holy

Family 9:30 AM Mass - Church

Saint Michael Church Sunday Masses: 8:45 AM - English

10:00 AM - Slovak; and 12:30 PM - Korean

MONDAY, June 10 , 2019

● Miraculous Medal Novena 8:30 AM - Daily Chapel

● SAS Kindergarten Graduation 9:00 AM - Church

● Miraculous Medal Novena 1:30 PM - Daily Chapel

TUESDAY, June 11 , 2019

● Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament 12:00 Noon to 6:00 PM - Chapel (with Divine Mercy at 3:00 PM)

● Baptism Preparation Class 7:00 PM - Dorothy Day Room

● Green Team Ministry 7:15 PM - Msgr. McCorris-tin Room

WEDNESDAY, June 12, 2019

● Adult Choir Potluck Dinner 6:00 PM - Saint Pope John Paul Community Room

● Cantate Domino Practice 6:30 PM - Dorothy Day Room

THURSDAY, June 13, 2019

● Morning Centering Prayer 10:00 AM - Prayer Room

● Weekly Saint Ann Novena followed by Novena to Saint Jude 7:30 PM - (Saint Michael Church)

FRIDAY, June 14 , 2019

● SAS Last Day of School ● Morning Prayer/Communion Service 7:00 AM

- Chapel

SATURDAY, June 15, 2019

● Centering Prayer “Open Mind Open Heart” Book Study 10:45 AM - Prayer Room

● Cantate Domino Practice 3:30 PM - Sr. Thea Bowman Music Room

● Reconciliation 4:00 PM - Church ● Vigil Mass 5:00 PM - Church

SUNDAY, June 16 , 2019

The Most Holy Tr in i ty Father’s Day

The Church of Saint Ann Sunday Masses: 7:30, 9:30,11:00 AM, and 12:30 PM

● Baptism 2:00 PM - Church ● Centering Prayer Group 4:30 PM - Prayer

Room

Saint Michael Church Sunday Masses: 8:45 AM - English

10:00 AM - Slovak; and 12:30 PM - Korean

JUNE 9, 2019 - PENTECOST SUNDAY

WEEKLY SCHEDULE

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Weekend of June 1st

and 2nd

, 2019 WRAP YOUR GIFT . . . USE YOUR ENVELOPES

Weekly Offering for the Church of Saint Ann

Number of Registered Households

Number Using Envelopes Last Week

Number of People Using Faith Direct

Sunday Collection

Electronic Funds

Total Contributions *Note: electronic contributions are received twice a month.

Weekly Offering for Saint Michael Church

Novena

Candles

3,150

351

199

$9,476.00

*0,000.00

$9,476.00

$759.00

485.00

84.00 __________________________________________________________________

$1,328.00

Clara Cowell, Vincent D’Alessio, Mary Ann Monte, JoAnn Crea, Josie Clark, Maria Libra , Gina Lieggi,

Ennio D. Lieggi, Sr., Laura Dunham, Paul Rush, Jr.,

Bob Seaman, Diane Perrine, Joanne Bucci, Gilda Toto, Michael Mascarello, Tiana Kato McDonald,

Steven Skoloda, Stephen Baldwin, Rose Marie Hemsey, Sherry Marter, Jennifer E. Burns, Patricia Leoniec,

Lee Gianninoto, Barbara Holko, Dolores Zuczek, Regina Ledger, Gloria Teti, Patricia Metzger, Paul Russo,

Patricia Huber, Barbara Czepiga, Audrey Grimaldi, Frances Gentile, Bette Bartolino, Lawrence Arcioni, Marie Emma, Carl Brooks, Brian Sage, Pat McLaren,

Margaret Haenni, Beverly Lombardo, Victoria Verrelli, Sr., Mary Maodeo, Julie Camastra, Pia Ellen-Cattarinich, Holly Steigman, Sharon DeCelle, Charles Johnson,

Baby Haley, Sally Lynch, Calvin Leish, Beth Cottone,

Migel Trusti, Gertrude Belotti, John E. Clancy ΙΙΙ

and all parishioners who are sick and homebound.

Note: If you would like a family member or friend prayed for, please call Sister Pat.

JUNE 9, 2019 - PENTECOST SUNDAY

GOSPEL Pentecost Sunday

J u n e 9 , 2 0 1 9 Jn 20:19-23

On the evening of that first day of the week, when the doors were locked, where the disciples were, for fear of the Jews, Jesus came and stood in their midst and said to them, "Peace be with you." When he had said this, he showed them his hands and his side. The disciples rejoiced when they saw the Lord. Jesus said to them again, "Peace be with you. As the Father has sent me, so I send you."

And when he had said this, he breathed on them and said to them, "Receive the Holy Spirit. Whose sins you forgive are forgiven them, and whose sins you retain are retained."

REFLECTION When the disciples received the Holy Spirit, they were able to proclaim God’s word in a way that everyone could understand, no matter their cul-ture, their country, or their language. When early Christians received the Holy Spirit, they were able to serve the body of Christ, the church, with unique spiritual gifts. Since we have received the Holy Spirit and continue to be filled with the Holy Spirit, let us ponder how we can use our gifts to the benefits of others.

Parish Mission Statement The Church of Saint Ann

in Lawrenceville is a Roman Catholic family of faith,

built on the inspiration of past generations,

to serve the community by loving God and our neighbor.

We strengthen faith, celebrate the sacraments,

provide for the spiritual and corporal works of mercy,

educate across the lifespan, heal the spiritually broken,

and respect the dignity of human life.

We live the Gospel and seek Christ in all people.

Invitation to Morning Prayer/Communion Service

Have you wished that you had the opportunity to receive Communion during the week as well as on Sunday but cannot attend the daily Mass?

Please join us for a short Morning Prayer/Communion Service each Friday morning at 7:00 AM in the Chapel. It is a quiet and peaceful way to begin your day.

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Saint Ann Icon Candle

Stanley Klim Requested by

Wife Dorothy

June 9 , 2019 - PENTECOST SUNDAY

WEEK OF JUNE 9, 2019

Saint Ann Sanctuary Candle

Elizabeth A. Dickson Requested by

Andrew and Deborah Cermele

IN ACTION . . . Catholic Social Services

Parish Emergency Assistance Program (PEAP): Emergency financial assistance to individuals through the parish and coordinated by Catholic Charities is available.

Diocesan Social Service Workshops: Information and resources to parishes and Catholic Social Service agencies are available to enhance Diocesan Catholic Social Service.

Home Health Nursing Program: Free, in-home nursing and home health services are available to Seniors in Greater Trenton through Mt. Carmel Guild.

Emergency Assistance: People in Mercer County are able to receive food through Mt. Carmel Guild. Over 30,000 received food through this program last year.

Your gift gives them a place to turn to in their need.

Annual Catholic Appeal

Update Our Parish remains in action supporting the “Annual Catholic Appeal”. The Church and Diocese are very grateful for this support. As of June 3, 2019 our Parish has raised $52,774 or 53% of our goal of $100,000. We offer many thanks to those who have already contributed to the many ministries supported by the Annual Appeal. For those who have not yet had the opportunity, it is not too late. There are ACA Brochures and Pledge cards available at the entrances to the Church to provide you information on how you can participate in this important cause. If you wish to make a gift to the campaign, please note that pledges made at this point would need to be paid as communicated by the Diocese of Trenton.

You can make your gift to the 2019 Annual Catholic Appeal by completing a card found at the Parish, or by mailing a gift to the Annual Catholic Appeal at 701 Lawrenceville Rd. Trenton, NJ 08648, or at www.dioceseoftrenton.org/catholicappeal.

God Bless You and thank you for all that you do for our church and the ministries we provide for.

Cohort Corner Participating in the Diocese of Trenton pastoral planning process, Faith in Our Future, St. Ann Parish is a member of Cohort 7 with the following parishes. (click here for more information on Faith in Our Future or the parish name for their website) St. Paul Parish, Princeton St. Anthony of Padua Parish, Hightstown St. David the King, Princeton Junction St. Hedwig Parish, Trenton

May is the month for planning. We plan our Memorial Day cookout menus, we plan our children's activities, and we plan our summer travel. But have you planned your giving to The Church of Saint Ann? By enrolling in eGiving through Faith Direct you can plan your giving through the summer so your gifts will reach St. Ann even when you cannot, and our ministries can continue uninterrupted.

Signing up is easy! Visit www.faithdirect.net and use code: NJ709. Faith Direct is safer than checks and cash and makes for more accurate record keeping. Thank you for your continued support of our parish family! God Bless You and your family!

Bread Ministry

Bread Ministry is in need of volunteers on Tuesdays of each week.

If available and interested, please email Mary Ann Rac-costa at maryannraccosta@hotmail.com or call her at 609-538-8756.

New Parishioners Please welcome the following new members to our

Church family:

Craig and Clare Barrett

Marjorie Blicharz

Paul and Adriana Clemens

Mynor De La Cruz and Family

Mary McHugh and Family

Jacqueline Vlahos

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JUNE 9, 2019 - PENTECOST SUNDAY

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Knights of Columbus Council 7000 Honored at Jefferson Awards for the

State of New Jersey on May 19, 2019

Tim Hitzel, Christopher Sikorski and John Sikorski

Every year the State of New Jersey recognizes volunteers throughout the state for all their efforts in helping the communities in which they live. The Jefferson Awards is a national volunteer recognition program established in 1972 by the American Institute for Public Service in cooperation with the U.S. Senate and the White House. Designed to honor volunteers in all areas of the United States, the programs are coordinated by local media partners. The New Jersey State Governor's Jefferson Awards is a joint program administered by The Community Foundation of New Jersey, The Star-Ledger Powering NJ.com, and The Governor's Advisory Council on Volunteerism, with support from corporate underwriters. It is a local program of The Jefferson Awards.

This past year our own Knights of Columbus Council 7000 at Saint Ann’s was an Honoree for the category of Volunteer Program/Group. The Volunteer Program/Group recognizes an outstanding volunteer group or program consisting of 3 or more individuals, ages 19 and over, who coordinate and participate in various volunteer activities to benefit their communities . The Knights of Columbus Council 7000 was honored for their work at Mercer High School since 2012 and for all of the Programs that Knights oversee for the Lawrenceville Community each year.

Rosary Altar Society Installs New Officers

Michele, Madeline, Carol Ann and Barbara

Installation ceremonies were held on Monday, May 20 at which time Tiffany Sirois, Nominating Chairperson presented the new officers to the Rosary Society mem-bers. Congratulations to Madeline Winter, President; Carol Ann Ahr, Vice President; Barbara Rowcotsky, Secretary; and Michele McCullough, Treasurer. We pray that Mary, our gracious and loving Mother, will be with those who have said “yes” to leadership for this coming year, and guide them to serve well with joy and gladness.

Dee, Linda and Tiffany

And special thanks was extended to the generous women who served the Rosary Altar Society last year; namely, Linda Paciotti, Marie Slowikowski and Jenna Voorhees. On behalf of the membership, Dee Westergren offered the former leadership team a token of appreciation for their willing and loving service.

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MORE ANNOUNCEMENTS

Welcome Desk Volunteers Needed

The Church of Saint Ann is in need of Welcome Desk volun-teers, on Sundays between the hours of 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM and on Wednesdays between the hours of 4:30 PM and 8:00 PM. If you have a couple of hours available on Sundays/Wednesdays and would like to help, please contact Don Schramke, Business Manager at (609) 882-6491, ext. 106.

Call for Volunteers Digital Technology Support

The Church is in need of Technology savvy individuals to volunteer in support of the Church website, various programs used by the Church, and to possibly serve on a Technology Committee. This team is needed to assist in developing and improving the Technology tools used and crafting plans for future needs.

If you have the skills and have an interest in serving the Church in this developing role, please contact - Salvatore Chiaravalloti at (609) 882-8077 or email schiaravalloti@st-ann-school.org to volunteer for this opportunity.

Volunteers Wanted For Office Support

The Church is in need of volunteers in support of the Church office, including the Welcome Desk.

We also need individuals who are computer savvy with knowledge of MS Office and Publisher.

If you have the skills/interest, please contact: Don Schramke at (609) 882-6491, ext. 106 or email

2019 WEEKLY OFFERING ENVELOPES - AVAILABLE IN THE GALLERY OF LIGHT

Collection for Catholic Communication Campaign

Thank you for your generosity to the Catholic Communica-tion Campaign Collection. Half of your donation will stay in our diocese to support local communication efforts! As a parish, we collected $1,117.00

St. Michael’s Church Building Preservation Campaign

Has Been Launched On Sunday March 31, 2019 the Campaign to secure the future for St. Michael’s Church, which is part of “The Church of Saint Ann” Community, was launched. The Campaign creates a Build-ing Maintenance and Preservation Fund to provide for urgent and future needs of the St. Michael’s Facilities. Fr. Dela Cruz spoke at St. Michael’s Sunday Masses to share the message and call for help. All Parishioners are welcome to participate. For those interested in assisting with this 5 year preservation plan, there are Pledge Flyers available at “The Church of Saint Ann” and St. Michael’s.

Many thanks to all the Parishioners who are working in sup-port of this initiative to maintain the future of St. Michael’s Church which has been in Christ Service since 1921. We have much strength as a vibrant parish community and as we are called upon to meet the needs of St. Michael’s Church, the St. Michael’s Communities are grateful for the support of all those who can help. The Church has significant religious histori-cal and cultural importance to the community. Thank you for your prayerful generosity.

Religious Education and Generations of Faith

Congratulations to this year’s perfect and honorable (missed one class) attendance award recipients! Good job! Tyler Costanzo Sophia Foti Zachery Hodges Abigail Holbig Paige Holbig Heather Lestician Hope Lestician Mason Maralit Sabrina Miranda Daniel Monterroso William Nelessen Esme Pasquale Klarissa Peral Dylan Prassas Marina Velazco Oliver Zawada

Registration for 2019-2020 RE Year The forms are on the Church Website and at the Welcome Desk of the Faith Development Center.

Please complete the forms as soon as possible. Your cooperation allows us to plan and prepare for next year in the most efficient and productive way. Thank you.

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5th

Annual Summer Camp God is Watching Over You!

The Church of Saint Ann

Monday through Friday August 5th - August 9th

9 AM to 4 PM

EXTENDED DEADLINE TO

JUNE 15, 2019

Please register NOW!

Age Group K-6th

grade $140 per week Age Group 7

th grade to 10

th grade $50 per week

16 years old or older - FREE

For more information, call Maryann Raccosta, Youth Ministry Coordinator

at : 609-538-8756 or email: maryannraccosta@hotmail.com

Must register by June 15, 2019.

Payment due by July 15, 2019.

Action Alert Governor Murphy announced his proposed budget for fiscal year 2020 on March 5, 2019. The budget process is now in the hands of the Legislature. We are asking the legislature for increases in the per-pupil amounts for nonpublic school transportation; nursing services and Compensatory Education. These accounts are vital for our Catholic schools. If your state legislators sits on either of the Budget Committees, please contact them and ask that they increase the amounts for these three vital accounts. If your legislators are not on either Committee, ask them to encourage their colleagues on the budget committee to increase the funding in these accounts. Visit njcatholic.org/faith-in-action to use the New Jersey Catholic Conference VOTER VOICE SYS-TEM to send your message today! Thank you for supporting Catholic Education in New Jersey!

Six Ways I Can Make My

Parish Better

Today, parishioners are expected to feel a true sense of

ownership in their parish. That means looking at your parish

as more than just a place where you go to Mass. We continue

our reflection with two more ways you can make your parish

better.

*A sacred place where the human and the divine meet, where

people of all ages grow in knowledge and understanding of

what it means to be a follower of Jesus Christ.

*A place where people receive spiritual nourishment, guidance,

inspiration, and strength—not just from the priests but from

other members of the parish as well.

*A spiritual home where people share each other’s joys, support

each other in times of sorrow, offer encouragement to

those who are struggling, and help to heal anyone who feels

battered or broken by life’s trials and tragedies.

*A social place where people make new friends, reach out to

those less fortunate, and invite others to become part of a

community of believers who try their best to live the

Gospel message.

Maybe your parish is all of this and more, but even the best parishes

can become even better when parishioners take an active interest in

making the parish grow and prosper. Here is a 5th way to do just that!

5 Support your parish financially. You know how expensive it is to run your own home. Parishes

face even higher costs — and depend on parishioners to help

meet them. Take a serious look at the money you give to your

parish each week. Do you increase your contributions each

year as the cost of living rises? Giving to the Church is more

than just a financial obligation. Once you recognize that

everything you have is a gift from God, you see that giving

generously to continue God’s work in the parish is an essential

part of your spirituality.

“Give, and it will be given to you: good measure,

pressed down, shaken together, running over, will be

put into your lap.” — Lk. 6:38

Little Things Anyone Can Do 1. Offer to introduce family members or friends who are

going through difficult times to a priest or parish staff

member.

2. Ask new people in the neighborhood if they would

be interested in checking out your parish.

Excerpts from “Six Ways I Can Make My Parish Better” by Lorene

Hanley Duquin. Our Sunday Visitor Publishing. Used by permission.

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Parish Office: Fax:

Parish Website:

609-882-6491 609-882-4366 www.churchofsaintann.net

Saint Ann School School Fax:

School Website:

609-882-8077 609-882-0327 www.saintannschool.org

Religious Education Office:

609-882-8077, ext. 234

RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS (RCIA) RCIA is the process by which adults become full, active,

participating members of the Catholic Church. This includes receiving the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist. Please call the parish office for information.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PROGRAM Parish Religious Education Program meets during the school year for Children K-8:

Sundays 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM or Mondays 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM. Family Generations of Faith meets once a month. Sacrament Preparation for First Holy Communion is 2nd Grade and for Confirmation it is 7th and 8th Grades. Phone: (609) 882-6491, ext. 235.

SAINT ANN SCHOOL 34 Rossa Avenue, Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 Saint Ann School has provided quality elementary school education for over forty years. It also sponsors extended day and afterschool programs. The preschool program serves children aged three to four years. Phone (609) 882-8077; Fax (609) 882-0327

PARISH OFFICE HOURS Located in the Faith Development Center. (Entrance behind Church/opposite Saint Ann School.)

Parish Office Hours: Monday, Thursday and Friday 8:30 AM until 4:30 PM; Tuesday and Wednesday 8:30 AM until 8:00 PM; Sunday 9:00 AM until 3:00 PM; and by appointment. Call anytime in the case of an emergency.

PARISH BULLETIN Information for the bulletin needs to be received at the Parish Office by 3:00 PM on Friday of the

preceding week. E-mailing items for consideration to maryann@churchofsaintann.net is preferred. Thank you!

PASTORAL TEAM Mr. James Scott, Deacon

Rev. Leandro Dela Cruz, Pastor (609) 882-6491, ext. 112 Mr. Frank Golazeski, Deacon Rev. Msgr. Casimir Ladzinski, Weekend Assistant Sr. Pat McGinley, SSJ, Pastoral Associate (609) 882-6491, ext. 115 Rev. Peter Bujdos, Weekend Assistant - Saint Michael Church Mr. Gary Maccaroni, Pastoral Associate (609) 882-6491, ext. 116

GRANDPARENTS GARDEN REVITALIZATION 2019

PLEASE PLACE YOUR ORDER AS SOON AS POSSIBLE

You and those you love can be a part of our parish Grandparents’ Garden, the Garden of Saint Ann, our patron, and her

spouse Saint Joachim—parents of Mary, grandparents of Jesus. The garden is a place where people young and old visit,

rest, and pray for themselves, their parents, grandparents, children, or grandchildren. It is a place to remember some im-

portant lessons passed on to us by those who have gone before us. The statues that grace the garden are original works

of art created by Fr. Leonard Carrieri, M.SS.CC. We are in the process of revitalizing the Grandparents’ Garden by

beautifying the plant beds, reconditioning and re-setting the benches, putting a new patina on the statues, and expanding

the hardscape. We are offering the opportunity to personalize/memorialize a brick paver in the garden—for yourself, your

family, or a loved one. Up to three lines, each containing a maximum of 15 characters (including spaces between

words) may be inscribed on a paver. To reserve a paver, COMPLETE AN ORDER FORM (found at the FDC Wel-

come Desk) and send with a $100 check to: Grandparents’ Garden, Church of Saint Ann, 1253 Lawrenceville Road,

Lawrenceville, NJ 08648. Make checks payable to ‘The Church of Saint Ann.”

The Knights of

Columbus Council 7000

would like to

thank all who attended

the Retreat with

Fr Martin Padovani on

March 16th.

Your presence and

Fr. Martin’s words

continue to help all of

us to see the presence of

God in everything we do

in our lives.