Death and life is in the power of the tongue. Our words have tremendous power for good or for evil for life or for death. This is because our ability to speak and communicate reflects the divine image we bear. God speaks the world into existence and the church grows as the word of God spreads. In this series we will look at the power of words and how to use them for good.

Week Three – “Communication Breakdown”

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May 31, 2020 SUNDAY 10:00 AM For the Parishioners & Mary Jane Wasneski r/b Melanie Klesch Sandy Polino r/b Peter & Joan Chiaccio Mary Anne Lamancusa r/b Debbie & Erin

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PRAY FOR OUR MILITARY We pray for the safety and the Lord’s protection of our men and women in the military especially Joseph Maute, Jr., Mike Minnis, Kevin Quinn, Michelle Aleszczyk,

Ciera Franklin, Steven Wallis, Joseph J. Vogel, Joseph William Maduzia, Joseph Henry, Connor Murt, Bryant Murt, Greg Kilcheski, David Torres

PRAY FOR THE SICK Susan Alfred, Stanley Awdiok, Baby Gabby, Baby Jackie, Krista Balderman, Stephen Berrigan, Rhonda Binitt, Richard Bowman, Gen Branca, Howard Brooks, Lucille Carson, Thalia Carucci, Tom Caulfield, Kristy Chovit, Sharon Cocciolone, Vicky Colonna-Fannon, Marian Coppola, Terry Cunningham, Eileen Deravidissian, Joseph C. Diamond, Jr., Rocco DiLeo, Ted Dorsay, Antonio Esposito, Natalie Fletcher, Betty Fox, Vicki Fuller, Bill Goodwin, Joseph Gramlich, Susan Grant, Jean Henning, Connie Gollatz Hill, John Howey, Madeline Hynes, Sal Inzerilla, Tessie Jankowski, Emma Kenney, Mary Koch, Robert Koch, Dottie Ladzinski, Maria Landazuri, Annette Lasko, Lee Laverty, Matt Laverty, Shirley Law, Kristina & Raina Layden, Rita Lowe, Walter Maguire, Amy Martin, Virginia Maucciante, Theresa Mazzella, Hank McKee, Sean Meehan, Patrick Miller, Mary Morgante, George Myers, Verna Nick, William Nick, Patty Nungesser, Tennille Nungesser, Veronica Olgiati, Alice O’Reilly, Jan Panic, Christopher Paolini, Courtney Slocum Petersen, Nick Pifani, Tillie Reed, Thomas J. Reilly III, Joel Rivera, Lena Robles, Jay Ruane, Peggy Ryan, Rosa Marie Santos, Matthew Seaborn, Ilene Shank, Elliot Blake Shields, Taylor Shuttleworth, Maryann Smargisso, Alex Stanuikynas, Theresa Still, Rose Swanberg, Marie Tumasz, Helen Van Ness, Robert Vinis, Nijole Warner, Regina Zaleski, Connie Zebrowski, Verna Zelaney, Kurt Zitzler

Father’s Day Cards On Father’s Day, June 21. remember your father in a Novena of Masses. If you receive envelope packs, please drop off or mail your Father’s Day envelope to the office to be received by Thursday, June18.

(If dropping off, there is a mailbox on the right side of the wall outside the office door. It is locked and secure. You may slip your envelope in the slot.)

Votive Candles Votive Candles “In Memory of” or for a “Special Intention” or “In Thanksgiving” are available at both our St. Casimir and Holy Name locations. At St. Casimir, we have the Lamp of Remembrance and the Lamp of Devotion. At Holy Name, we have the Tabernacle Votive and the Adoration Chapel Votive. The intention goes from Sunday to Saturday. A stipend of $10 is requested and cards are available to notify an individual, or the family of the deceased, if applicable.

Retreat Cancelled Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Group Retreat, scheduled for June 5-7, 2020, will be cancelled due to the Coronavirus. At this time we do not know if there will be another retreat scheduled for later this year.

Parish Mission Statement

Our mission, as a Catholic parish family, is to reach out to our brothers and sisters to share the gospel message of Jesus Christ. We will create a welcoming environment that will respect their

needs and embrace them with Christ-like hearts.

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From Fr. JC Maximilian’s Desk

“More Than Words” Week 3: Communication Breakdown

This weekend is the third week of our Spring message series, “More Than Words.” In this series we are looking at the power of our words. This is important because often we dismiss or diminish the power of words. We have all heard the old saying, “Sticks and stones will break my bones, but names will never hurt me.”

However, if we are honest, we have all been hurt by the words of others, and if we are even more honest, we know that we have hurt people by the things that we have said. Our words have power because we are made in the image and likeness of God. In the Book of Genesis we hear that God spoke the universe into existence. God said… and it happened. In St. John’s Gospel the incarnation of Jesus is described as “And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us.” Of course our words do not have the power that God’s words do because we are only human and God is divine, but as disciples of Jesus we are called to make our words like his – words of healing, words of forgiveness, words of love. Two weeks ago we looked at some of the sins of the tongue. Those sins come from our heart. For out of the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaks. We looked at how our words reveal our heart and reveal what we have to work on in our heart. Last week we looked at finding words in Scripture to bring clarity and direction to our life. We don’t want to let the words of others define our direction. We want to let the word of God set the direction to our lives. And so we asked everyone to begin looking for a verse or story of Scripture to claim as your own. This week we are going to look at communication breakdowns. There are some people we love or have to work with and we can never seem to get over the confusion in communication. This week we are going to look at the Tower of Babel to see why communication breakdowns occur, and then look at the Pentecost account from the Acts of the Apostles for how we can avoid communication breakdowns.

What we want you to know this week: Confusion in our words and speaking comes from sin. Confusion leads to frustration and the breaking down of our relationships. Often this comes from focusing more on our own needs, and not on the person we want to communicate with. Clarity and clear communication are a mark of the Holy Spirit. So how do you get on the same page or cut through that confusion? By purifying our hearts, and inviting the Holy Spirit into our hearts.

What we want you to do this week: Identify a communication breakdown in your life – maybe with

one of your parents, or one of your children, maybe it is with a co-worker or your boss, maybe it is with your spouse – and invite the Holy Spirit into that relationship to purify your heart and fill it with his light.

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PRIVATE PRAYER Holy Name Church is open on Mondays & Wednesdays

From 5:00 – 7:00 PM For Private Prayer

*** only 10 people may be admitted at a time… Masks MUST be worn!

MORE THAN WORDS

Week Three – May 30 & 31: Pentecost “Communication Breakdown” Scripture: Acts 2:1-11 We all know how frustrating it can be to be misunderstood and how a relationship can go south because of a spirit of confusion and misunderstanding. Maybe you find yourself in that situation right now. You can’t seem to get on the same page and you are struggling to find the words to communicate well and struggling to receive the words of some other people in your life. The Gift of the Holy Spirit, which we celebrate in a special way today, the Solemnity of Pentecost, offers us some useful aids in overcoming the communication breakdowns in our lives.

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WAYS FAMILIES CAN COPE DURING STAY-AT-HOME ORDERS When the weather starts to warm up as winter comes to a close and spring starts to blossom, a natural tendency of mine (and probably many others too) is to go outside. There is something refreshing about the outdoors and peaceful being in the sun. Perhaps, the warmth and light of the sun reminds my soul of The Son, Jesus, the light of the world. The difficulty living in the spring of 2020 is that we are under restrictions and quarantines. This means less times outdoors and more time indoors. Which, although necessary especially for those that are high risk, isn’t necessarily healthy. So what do we do? Here are some ways that families can cope with the current pandemic:

1. Try to get at least 10-15 minutes of sunlight every day. This is not always possible because of rain. And, I am not saying to put yourself at risk. If there is a place in your yard where you can be in the sun and you are not putting yourself at risk, then try to get outside. The sun gives us vitamin D which helps us absorb other nutrients more efficiently and may protect us, at least somewhat, from viruses and bacteria. Plus, mentally, it is good to get outside.

2. Exercise and Stretching. Having a good exercise program can make the rest of your day more

proficient. It also helps you sleep better and improves your overall health. Exercise has been shown

to improve mood also, which can lead to stronger relationships, which is really important in

strengthening family life and improving morale. Also, stretching has been shown to relax the body

and mind which reduces stress. It also improves flexibility which has been shown to reduce

inflammation leading to better overall health. Stretching before bed is a good way to unwind and

prepare the body for good, restful sleep. There are many exercise and flexibility programs to follow

for free on YouTube right now. Low impact, high intensity interval training workouts can usually

be done between 10-15 minutes per day and are effective at helping the body burn calories all day

long, not just when exercising. But, check with your doctor first before starting any exercise

program.

3. Take it outside. Exercise can be done outside where we get the health benefits of exercising and the

sun all in one. When doing this, we still need to be smart about social distancing, wearing masks

and preventing the spread of the virus. Biking, hiking, walking, jogging or simple calisthenics are

ways to improve our health outdoors. Gardening and yard work are also very beneficial.

The bottom line is to enjoy the weather we now have. For the next several months planning safe, outdoor time can benefit not only your physical health, but your mental health as well.

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Good Counsel Homes was originally founded to address the needs of homeless, pregnant women in New York in 1985. Four homes are currently operational in the New York Metropolitan Area and in South Jersey. Since formation, Good Counsel has had 1,219 babies born to resident moms, 15 just this year so far. Our mothers can stay a year or longer after their baby is born. While in residence mothers have earned their GEDs, and graduated from Nursing School, Culinary School, Real Estate School, and Clinical Nursing Programs. Other Moms have attended community and county colleges, and other work related programs while working part time or full time jobs. Staffed 24/7, Good Counsel provides a family like atmosphere with all residents sharing the responsibilities of taking care of the home. Our mothers participate in a Life Skills Program with weekly classes on nutrition, post/pre-natal education, general parenting, chastity, spirituality, finances, job preparedness, and health and computer skills. The goal of all Good Counsel Homes is to help find the residents full time employment, safe and secure housing and to become financially and physically independent while becoming contributing members of society. If you are interested in contributing to our mission in Pro-life ministry and breaking the cycle of homelessness , please consider becoming a monthly donor by calling 201.795.0637, visit our website www.goodcounselhomes.org. We thank you for your faithful prayerful and financial support as we do what Jesus asks us to do… “to feed the hungry, clothe the naked and shelter the homeless.” God bless you. For more information contact Tara at tara_ingebritsen@goodcounselhomes.org 609-387-2928. Please visit our web site goodcounselhomes.org, Facebook or Twitter. Come and rock our babies!

Pentecost Sunday “To each is given the manifestation of the Spirit for the common good.” 1 CORINTHIANS 12:7 To receive the gift of the Holy Spirit you must open your heart and invite Him in! Ask the Holy Spirit to guide your thoughts, words and actions every day! Be grateful for all the gifts God has given you! Regardless of our individual circumstances, God has given all of us many blessings. What we do with those gifts is our gift back to God! By generously sharing everything we have and everything we are, we become more “God-centered” and less “self-centered” and our lives truly reflect God’s light, love and mercy.

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Riverside Elementary School Registration Registration packets for Riverside Elementary School for the 2020/2021 school year can now be picked up from a bin that is at the main entrance of the elementary building at 112 East Washington Street. A packet is only needed if your child did not attend Riverside Elementary School during the 2019/2020 school year. Please return your completed packet to our staff (not in the bin) on June 1st, 2nd, or 3rd, by coming to the front entrance between 9 a.m. and 12 p.m. We will be able to make coies of th documents needed. A mask is required when coming to register your child and we strongly recommend that only one adult attend, unless a translator is accompanying you.

THE ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL – IN ACTION! Our goal is $60,000. To date $43,240 has been pledged. $16,760 is needed to reach our goal.

It is important to support the Diocese of Trenton for programs that provide valuable ministerial resources for the parish and diocesan programs that support services for the poor, food for the hungry, and education for our children in the faith. If you are able, won’t you please consider making a pledge today? Three Ways to Make Your Donation ONLINE: Access our secure website at www.dioceseoftrenton.org/catholicappeal to easily make a pledge, payment or outright gift. BY MAIL: Send a check or money order to our processing center, made payable to Annual Catholic Appeal: Diocese of Trenton PO Box 70170 Newark, NJ 07101 BY PHONE: Call our Department of Development at 609-403-7197 with your credit card information. Thank you for your generosity.

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What’s My Name?The #WHATSMYNAME Movement asks everyone to simply ask drivers “What’s my name?” before entering their vehicle to make sure it is the car they

are supposed to enter.

In Remembrance of Samantha Josephson

#WHATSMYNAME