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Well, you know things are weird when we celebrate the As-cension on a Sunday! Our Diocese is one of the very few that normally celebrates the Ascension on Ascension Thursday (which is 40 days after the Resurrection) rather than today. However, because of the continuing quarantine, we have had the Solemnity moved to today—don’t get used to it. Our readings tell the story of the Ascension. In the first read-ing from the Acts of the Apostles our author, Luke, recounts the significance of Jesus’ life and mission, and then reminds us that Jesus promised that we would receive the Holy Spirit and be expected to continue the mission. When the story of Jesus’ ascension is recounted, the Apostles are left looking up at the sky. Two angels basically say, “Don’t just stand there—get cracking!” When something strange happens, we need a minute to process it. But, then we need to act. This quarantine has been very strange. We’ve taken a “minute”—some of us many weeks—trying to figure out what just happened. But, for many of us—even those who continue to be out of work—this could be the time for us to not just stand there. This can be a time for us (especially as a parish) to figure out what completing the mission of Christ is going to start looking like in these days. It could be a time for us to reimagine what min-istry is going to be. That’s what the Apostles had to do when Jesus up and left (as it were).

The Gospel picks up after the Resurrection when Jesus gath-ered the Apostles together for the first time and their response was, “When they saw him, they worshiped, but they doubted.” They went from walking alongside him, to watching him die, to seeing him alive again. It was a lot for them to absorb. But, Jesus doesn’t leave things at that—he gives them instructions for the future. He gave them a minute (50 days) to think about it, and then sent the Spirit to get them moving. Maybe these readings come just now for us to remind us that even when things are weird and uncertain that we are still called to action. There are always ways that we can be fruitful and contribute to society. If you are healthy and able to do shopping, perhaps you can be part of the food security pro-gram. If you can drive and lift things, perhaps you can be part of the food delivery program for shut-ins. If you are compro-mised and really can’t (and shouldn’t) go out, perhaps you are being called to pray for the world, or to make phone calls to those who need comfort. If you are the head of a ministry, perhaps now is the time to resume your ministry by telecon-ferencing. Everyone has something to share. What action is God calling you to at this time?

TODAY’S GOSPEL

Seventh Sunday of Easter

The Ascension of the Lord

May 24, 2020

The eleven disciples went to Galilee,

to the mountain to which Jesus had ordered them.

When they saw him, they worshiped, but they doubted.

Then Jesus approached and said to them,

“All power in heaven and on earth has been given to me.

Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations,

baptizing them in the name of the Father,

and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit,

teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you.

And behold, I am with you always, until the end of the age.”

Matthew 28:16-20

MASS TIMES DAILY:

Mon.- Wed.- Fri.

@ 12:30 p.m.

WEEKEND: Sunday @ 10 a.m.

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Office hours have been cancelled until

further notice.

Memorial Day Prayer

God of power and mercy,

you destroy war and put down earthly pride.

Banish violence from our midst

and wipe away our tears,

that we may all deserve to be called

your sons and daughters.

Keep in your mercy those men and women

who have died in the cause of freedom

and bring them safely

into your kingdom of justice and peace.

We ask this though Jesus Christ, Our Lord.

Amen

(From the Book of Blessing, USCCB)

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WEEKLY INTENTIONS

7th Sunday of Easter

MAY 24, 2020

Rose Calvello Thomas C. Elliott

Frederick Marinovich

Peter C. Nicotina

Joseph Gioia Brian Lally

10:00AM Rosalie Cook

Angelina Intelisano, Mpf

12:30PM For all our Servicemen and women living and deceased and their families. M/M Michael Riccardelli

Sunday

May 24th

Monday

May 25th

Wednesday

May 27th

12:30PM Vicki Stewart

Kristain Sierp (Living Int.)

Friday

May 29nd

12:30PM Mark Chilton Marion Krawchuk

WEEKLY REMEMBERANCE

The Sanctuary Lamp will burn for: For our Military Servicemen and Women

Living or Deceased and their families.

The St. Joseph Devotional Lamp will burn for:

Medical, First Responders and Essential Personnel

The Blessed Mother Devotional Lamp will burn for:

Those Battling Cancer

Dear Parishioners of The Co-Cathedral:

During the temporary closure of our church we en-courage you to attend our Masses on YouTube and Facebook. Daily Masses are scheduled for Monday, 12:30 PM, Wednesday, 12:30 PM, Friday 12:30 PM. Daily and Weekend Mass intentions have been com-bined and will be read at the Masses as follows:

Monday & Tuesday Masses (on Monday 12:30PM Mass)

Wednesday & Thursday Masses (on Wednes-day 12:30PM Mass)

Friday and Saturday AM Masses (on Friday 12:30PM Mass)

Saturday 4:30 & Sunday Masses (on Sunday 10AM Mass)

Thank you.

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Music Ministry, Lectors, Sacristans, Ushers, Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, Altar Servers, Wedding Coordinator’s Ministry, Greeters, Liturgy Committee, Art and Environment, Ushers (Each ministry requires about 1 hour per week, a couple of weeks per month.)

Did you know?

WORSHIP

The Tradition of Spiritual Communion has its roots

all the way back to St. Augustine. There have always

been periods throughout history when the reception of

the Holy Eucharist was not possible for the vast ma-

jority of the faithful. And there have always been

times in our personal lives when, either because of sin

or circumstances beyond our control, when we have

not been able to receive. Spiritual Communion is the

act of asking Christ to be close to us, and us to be

united with him in our hearts and in our spirits. This practice has become more front-and-center during the pandemic as

people who have become accustomed to receiving the Eucharist weekly, or even daily, have been separated from it.

However, the teaching that we should receive the Eucharist as often as possible is only a recent one. While Mass was an

obligation of the faithful for a very long time, it was not common that everyone would receive Eucharist at every Mass

until the Second Vatican Council. In fact, in medieval times, individuals would most often wait to receive their First

Holy Communion on their death bed hoping that it would make them more worthy of heaven as they approached their

judgement. They would attend Mass, but would pray for a spiritual communion rather than participating in the physical

communion. The food for the journey that Eucharist is for us is “real food”, but it is also the expression of God’s love

for and closeness with us which is always a free gift offered to us at all times. If you have been watching our live-

streamed Mass, you may have heard one of the staff reading the prayer for Spiritual Communion as the priests receive.

You are encouraged to pray it with us:

“My Jesus, I believe that You are present in the Most Holy Sacrament. I love You above all things, and I desire to re-

ceive You into my soul. Since I cannot at this moment receive You sacramentally, come at least spiritually into my

heart. I embrace You as if You were already there and unite myself wholly to You. Never permit me to be separated

from You. Amen.”

Do you wonder about anything in the Church or in our faith? Send your questions to Jen at jperry@strobert.com

Dear Parishioners of the Co-Cathedral:

The Bishop has allowed Churches to open for quiet prayer, effective Wednesday, May 13th. We will be open on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9:00am. to 11:30am. and 6:00pm. to 8:00pm. (no evening hours on Monday 5/25)

A couple of things to know:

Bathrooms are locked and will remain locked

All Visitors must wear a mask

During these hours will are asked to only allow up to 10 people at a time

Worship aids and pamphlets have been removed

Gathering space furniture has been removed

Most of the church has been closed off and designated seating has been provided.

Visitors will be asked to wipe down their seats before leaving (wipes, sanitizer and trash can has been provided)

Visitors will be asked to keep their visit to 15 minutes to allow others who are waiting enough time to pray.

Only the center doors at the main entrance of the Church will be open. All other doors will be locked. We thank you for your co-operation during this difficult time. Stay safe and God Bless, Msgr. Sam and the Parish Staff

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ADMINISTRATION Buildings and Grounds, Finance Committee. (Each group requires a few hours per month.)

May31st

Pentecost Sunday

Second Collection: Building Fund

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 Robert Bellarmine Parish Family. Please take a look at the posters and “Safe Environment & Standards of Conduct Policy” that are posted on the bulletin board in the Parish Center. If you have any questions or would like to learn more about how to make our church, homes and community safer, please contact our Safe Environment Coordinator, Lisa Clarke at 732-462-7429, ext. 122 or lclarke@strobert.com. To report the sexual abuse of minors call the diocesan hotline 1-888-296-2965 or email abuseline@dioceseoftrenton.org. 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.

ONLINE GIVING to 5/15/2020 Weekly Offering $4,696.00 Building Fund $213.00 Fr. Benedict Fund $47.00 Grounds Maintenance $40.00 Diocesan Assessment $35.00 Ascension Thursday $190.00 Protecting God’s Children $6.00 Catholic Communications Campaign $26.00

WEEKLY COLLECTION to 5/14/2020

Weekly Offering $12,159.00 Ascension of the Lord $25.00 Catholic Home Missions $85.00 Catholic Relief Services $26.00 Catholic Communication Campaign $25.00 Protecting God’s Children $146.00 Easter $475.00 Holy Land (Good Friday) $21.00 Diocesan Assessment $31.00 Fr. Benedict Fund $1,070.00 Building Fund $410.00

Your continued generosity is most appreciated!

To get started with online giving, go to www.strobert.cc and click on the Parish Giving Logo and follow the easy registration steps. If you have any questions, please call the Parish Office at 732-462-7429 or Parish Giving at 866-307-7140.

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