The Church of
St. Pius the Tenth
300 Lacey Road, Forked River, New Jersey 08731
609-693-5107
www.churchofstpius.org
facebook.com/churchofstpiusx
Religious Education
609-693-0368
Sunday Mass Schedule:
Saturday: 4:00pm Sunday: 8:00am, 10:00am & 12:00pm
Daily Mass Schedule:
Monday-Friday: 8:00am
Church of St. Pius X
All are Welcome
PASTOR
Rev. Richard Basznianin
WEEKEND ASSISTANTS
Rev. Paul Iovino
DEACONS
Deacon Philip Craft
Deacon Joseph Gili
Deacon James T. Heller (Retired)
Deacon Earl Lombardo
Deacon Anthony Martucci
Deacon Anthony Repice
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR
Mrs. Anne Brennan
COORDINATOR OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Mrs. Patricia Colando
COORDINATOR OF FAITH FORMATION &
EVANGELIZATION
Mrs. Maria Stork
COORDINATOR OF YOUTH MINISTRY
Mrs. Danielle Froslear
PARISH TRUSTEES
Mr. Phil Baldelli
Mrs. Suzanne Fay
ST. PIUS X CHURCH IS OPEN DAILY
FROM 7:15AM-4:30PM
SATURDAYS 7:30AM-9:00AM & 2:45PM-5:30PM
CLOSED 9:00AM-2:45PM
SUNDAYS FROM 7:00AM-1:00PM
HOLY DAYS & HOLIDAYS FROM 7:15AM-12:00PM
PARISH OFFICE
Office hours Mon.- Fri. 8:30AM-4:30PM
Phone: 609-693-5107 Fax: 609-693-6829
Email: [email protected]
THE ANGEL SHOP at St. PIUS X
Thursday & Friday 9:00AM-12:00PM
Sat. 3:30PM-5:30PM (closed during Mass)
Sun. 8:30AM-12:00PM (closed during 10:00 Mass)
SAMARITAN CORNER
Hours: Mon. & Wed. 9:00AM–3:00PM
Fri. 9:00AM–1200PM Phone 693-6105
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Monday-8:30AM-12:30PM & 6:00PM– 9:00PM
Tuesday & Wednesday– 2:30PM- 8:00PM
Thursday 8:30AM- 4:30PM, Fri. - Closed
Phone: 693-0368 Email: [email protected]
facebook.com/St.Pius X Religious Education
HISPANIC MINISTRY at
ST. BARNABAS Bayville, NJ
Contact : Tina Dinolfo,
908-783-1780780,[email protected]
MINISTRIES & ORGANIZATIONS
ALTAR SERVERS– Deacon Philip Craft
ASSISTED LIVING at Spring Oak– Deacon Anthony
Repice
BEREAVEMENTCompanions on the Journey- Paula Little
Funeral Mass Preparation– Office Staff
Journey through Grief- Paula Little
Rainbows - Paula Little
BIBLE STUDY/FAITH SHARING-Deacon Earl Lombardo
BULLETIN– Sandra Zuzola
CALENDAR– Sandra Zuzola
CHURCH CLEANERS– June Oppici
EVENING BIBLE STUDY- Maria Stork
EXTRA-ORDINARY MINISTERS
OF THE EUCHARIST- Maria Stork
Scheduling of Eucharistic Ministers & Lectors–
Rita Kakascik
GOD’S FAITHFUL DISCIPLES/GOD’S LITTLE
ANGELS– Deidre Mitchelli
KITCHEN/PARISH HALL- Anna Chanik
HOSPITALITY– 8:00am- Anna Chanik
10:00am- Mary Ann Eckhart
MUSIC MINISTRYAdult & Children’s Choir- Joe Dalton- Music Director
Praise Band- Joe Casilli
PARISH NURSING– Jen Harper
PARISH REGISTRATION– Sandra Zuzola
RCIA– Mary La Bruna
READERS– Maria Stork
RIGHT TO LIFE –
ROSARY ALTAR SOCIETY– Peggy Snyder
RETREATS- Women– Peggy Craft
Men– Tom Craft
SAMARITANS– Domenic Frangella
SEW & SEWS- Joanne Brass
SPIRITUAL DIRECTION- Marian Repice
THE ANGEL SHOP AT ST. PIUS X– Sandra Zuzola
USHERS– Maria Stork
VOLUNTEERS– Anna Chanik
CATHOLIC WOMEN OF ZION– Eileen Lombardo
CURSILLO-ULTREYA- Pat Martucci
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS–
Grand Knight– Marty Murphy
Ladies Auxiliary– Barbara Roshak
(1 Peter 4:10). “Each one should use whatever gift he
has received to serve others, faithfully administering
God’s grace in its various forms” .
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June 18, 2017
The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ
MASS SCHEDULE FOR WEEK
of
JUNE 18, 2017
Monday
June 19, 2017
8:00am Father’s Day Remembrance
Tuesday,
June 20, 2017
8:00am John W. Burke– Birthday Remembranceby Family
Wednesday,
June 21, 2017
8:00am Father’s Day Remembrance
Thursday,
June 22, 2017
8:00am Father’s Day Remembrance
Friday,
June 23, 2017
8:00am Father’s Day Remembrance
NEXT WEEKEND
Saturday,
June 24, 2017
4:00pm Robert L. Cobb– Birthday Remembranceby Daughter & Husband
Thomas Kormis– 5th Anniversary Remembrance– by Kormis Family
Carol Branham– by Andy & Val Yuhas
Sara Vircillo– by Bob & Arlene Heitzmann
June 25, 2017
8:00am Father’s Day Remembrance
10:00am David Graziosi– by Andy & Valarie Yuhas
Robert Chadwick– by Deacon Tony & Pat
Martucci
Carl Verdolina– by Family
Donald Falco– by Kopack Family
12:00pm Mildred Kreiger– 1st Anniversary Remembrance– by Joni & Michael Scheerer
Paul Sullivan– by Bernie & Sue Snyder
Gloria Szott– by John Szott & Donna Dasti
Robert Chadwick– by Robert & Fran
Kopack & Family
Eucharistic Procession to follow 10:00am
Mass outside the Church, to celebrate The
Feast of Corpus Christi. Please join us.
Blood is poured and flesh is broken,
Yet in either wondrous token
Christ entire we know to be.
Whoso of this food partakes,
Does not rend the Lord nor breaks;
Christ is whole to all that taste.
HOW JESUS IN THE EUCHARIST
HELPS US IN DIFFICULTY
This Sunday we celebrate the Sacrament of the Eucharist and the reason why we believe it is truly and
physically the presence of Jesus.
In the first reading, we're reminded that God our Father
always provides the food and drink that we need for
survival in the desert days of life's hardships. What he
did for the Israelites, he does for us today in whatever
ways we experience hot trials and dry faith. He provides what we need by giving us the True Presence of
Christ, who comes to us in the bread of Mass (the Eucharist), and in the presence of his Holy Spirit dwelling
within us (Baptism and Confirmation), and in the priest
whose ordination makes Jesus present to us in Confession.
The Gospel passage tells us that the Eucharistic food
and drink are truly Jesus himself, not a mere symbol of
his love. Oh-my, oh-my, how we need this food and
drink to survive the serpents and scorpions and the
parched and waterless ground of our desert experiences! Jesus literally fills us and quenches our thirsts. As
we consume him, he consumes us. As we draw him
into us, he draws us into himself. In this unity, we walk
through our trials with all that we need for success.
The second reading tells us that the Eucharist increases our unity with Christ's body on earth, the church
community through which he provides the various resources that we need. In this unity -- when it's activated as it should be -- no one lacks anything good because all necessary goods are shared. And ultimately
in this unity, as Jesus said in the Gospel, we're assured of eternal life in heaven, where all needs are met
perfectly and completely.
Questions for Personal Reflection:
What are the "serpents and scorpions" in your life right
now? In what ways do you feel parched, thirsty to the
point of desperation? During Mass, imagine that you're
walking through a desert to receive from Jesus what
you need. How does it feel to approach Jesus this
way?
Questions for Community Faith Sharing:
How has the Eucharist helped you through a difficult
time? Why did it make a difference? I kiss the Host
before placing it in my mouth; what do you do that
helps you become more aware of the presence of
Christ in the Eucharist for all your needs?
© 2017 Terry Modica, Catholic Digital Resources,
www.catholicdr.com. Printed by permission.
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Church of St. Pius X
A Stewardship Parish
PARISH STEWARDSHIP REPORT
Your stewardship in Treasure for the weekend is
as follows:
June 11, 2017
1st Collection
2nd Collection
Total:
$
$
$
14,426.50
5,071.50
19.498.00
WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday:4:00pm,Sunday: 8:00am,10:00am, 12:00pm
DAILY MASS SCHEDULE
Monday– Friday: 8:00am
SATURDAY 8:00AM COMMUNION SERVICE
Every Saturday in the Chapel at 8:00am.
HOLY DAY MASS SCHEDULE
See Mass schedule for the week.
DAILY RECITATION OF THE ROSARY
Every day after the 8:00am Mass
CONFESSIONS
Confessions are heard Saturdays 3:00pm-3:30pm.
DIVINE MERCY CHAPLET
The Chaplet is recited on Saturday following the
4:00pm Mass in the Chapel.
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
Adoration is held every Thursday following daily Mass
until 7:00pm followed by Benediction in the Chapel.
MINISTRY TO THE SICK
Call the office to arrange for a Priest or Eucharistic
Minister.
MORNING PRAYER
Morning Prayer is held every morning (except
Sunday) in the Chapel at 7:30am prior to daily Mass.
NOVENA PRAYERS
The Miraculous Medal Novena is recited every
Saturday following the 8:00am Communion Service.
SACRAMENT AND OTHER GUIDELINES
Baptisms The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated on
the 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month at
1:00pm in the Church. Parents must be registered and Baptismal Preparation classes are
required for parents of the child. Classes are scheduled
for the 1st Saturday of the month. Godparents must be
practicing Catholics who have received the Sacraments
of Baptisms, Holy Communion and Confirmation, and if
married, married within the laws of the Church. Please
make arrangements by calling the Office at 693-5107.
Weddings According to Diocesan policy, weddings
should be arranged at least 1 year before the
intended date. Prior to making any wedding
plans and arrangements, the bride or groom
need to be active registered members in the parish for at
least 3 months. Please call the office and ask for Anne.
Registration Those wishing to register should contact or
visit the Parish office. Registration in our
Parish and regular use of the envelope system are required for anyone wishing to receive eligibility certificates or letters of recommendation.
Please call the office if you are unsure of your registration status.
Shop Rite Card ProgramsBefore going shopping, did you purchase your
Shop Rite gift cards? Cards come in $25, $50
& $100 denominations. Gift cards can be
purchased Monday through Friday in the main
office and in the Narthex following all weekend Masses.
Masses, MemorialsWe have Masses, Healing Masses and Memorials available. The donation is $10.00.
Also available Novena Masses for 9 first Fridays; the donation is $15.00.
SCRIPTURE READINGS
FOR THE WEEK OF JUNE 18, 2017
MondayTuesdayWednesday
Thursday
FridaySaturday-
2 Cor 6:1-10; Mt 5:38-42
2 Cor 8:1-9; Mt 5:43-48
2 Cor 9:6-11; Mt 6:1-6, 16-18
2 Cor 11:1-11; Mt 6:7-15
Dt 7:6-11; 1 Jn 4:7-16; Mt 11:25-30
Is 49:1-6; Acts 13:22-26;
Lk 1:57-66, 80
Weekly, monthly and yearly votive candlesCandles can be obtained by completing the
coupon on page 7 and returning it to the main
office with payment. Please call the office if
you have any questions.
Flowers at the Altar, Chapel & Blessed Mother
Flowers can be ordered for a donation of
$40.00. They can be in remembrance of a
loved one or to celebrate Anniversaries and
Birthdays.
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WEEKLY CALENDAR
Monday,
Tuesday,
10:00am
Wednesday,
9:00am
11:00am
7:00pm
Thursday,
8:30am
7:00pm
7:30pm
Friday,
Saturday,
8:00am
Sunday,
1:00pm
June 19, 2017
June 20, 2017
Sew ‘n’ Sews-MR
June 21, 2017
Faith Sharing– MR
Scripture Study —MR
Praise Band-Church
June 22, 2017
Adoration-Chapel
Benediction-Chapel
Cursillo– MR
June 23, 2017
June 24, 2017
Communion Service -Chapel
June 25, 2017
Baptism– Church
MR- Meeting Room PH- Parish Hall N– Narthex
CCD–CCD Classroom SC–Samaritan Corner
CALENDAR OF UPCOMING EVENTS
July 8/9
Birth Right Flower Sale
July 17-21 Vacation Bible School
July 23
Blood Drive
MONTHLY BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING
4:00pm- Mass on 2nd Saturday
8:00am- Mass on 2nd Sunday
10:00am & 12:00pm- Mass on the 3rd Sunday
MEMORIALS FOR THE WEEK OF
JUNE 18, 2017
SANCTUARY LIGHT– Joseph M. Pribila– by wife,
Nancy
WINE & HOST (CHURCH) - Nina De Nardo– by
Roseann & Andy Cordiner
ALTAR CANDLE (CHURCH) - Raymond P. Reganby Carmela Regan
WINE & HOST (CHAPEL)- Special Intentions– by
Diana
ALTAR CANDLE (CHAPEL) - Ann Moore– by Phil
& Josette Baldelli
*PARISH NEWS*
FAITH
FORMATION
CORNER
As we approach the Feast of Corpus Christi -June
18th...A Foretaste of Heaven
Meditation:
See, I have left My heavenly throne to become united with you. What you see is just a tiny part and already your soul swoons with love. How amazed will
your heart be when you see Me in all My glory
(Diary, 1810).(Diary passages are Jesus speaking)
My Prayer Response:
Lord Jesus, Holy Communion here on earth is a
foretaste of the heavenly banquet! Help us, O Lord,
to fittingly prepare for the eternal banquet by receiving You faithfully and lovingly at each Holy Communion.
SAINTS TO PRAY TO FOR A SPECIFIC ALIMENT
The Saints are great aids to us in our time of need,
especially when it comes to our health.
Addictions – St. Maximilian Kolbe
Arthritis – St. Alphonsus Ligouri
Babies, Infants, Children’s Health – St. Philomena
Breast Cancer – St. Agatha
Burns – St. John the Apostle
Cancer – St. Peregrine
Chronic Illness and Suffering – St. Lidwina of
Schiedam
Diabetes – St. Josemaria Escriva
Epilepsy and Seizures – St. Vitus
Eye Disorders – St. Lucy
Head Injuries – Blessed John Licci
Headaches – St. Teresa of Avila
Heart Disease, Heart Attack – St. John of God
Impossible Causes – St. Jude Thaddeus
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PRAYING TO SAINTS (CON’T)
Infertility, Miscarriage, Childbirth – St. Gerard
Kidney Disease – St. Benedict
Lung and Respiratory Problems – St. Bernardine of Siena
Stress, Anxiety, Mental Health – St. Dymphna
Strokes, High Blood Pressure – St. Andrew
Avellino
Surgery – St. Luke the Evangelist
Throat Ailments – St. Blaise
Toothache, Dental Problems – St. Apollonia
ST. PIUS X CHURCH WEBSITE
Our Church Website (www.churchofstpius.org) contains all the information you need to feel connected
to your Church Family. You can access the Diocese
of Trenton, All Saints Regional Elementary School
and the Vatican websites from our site. The Parish
Calendar is assessable which reflects use of our
Church Facility on a daily basis. All Contact information for the Office Staff and a complete list of the
Ministries and Organizations that support our parish
is provided. The schedules for the Extraordinary
Ministers of the Eucharist, Readers, Altar Servers
are posted every quarter. The “Faith” column includes Religious Education information, as well as
information on RCIA, Bible Study, Sacraments and
the Real Presence of Jesus. Please take time to review the site.
If you have information you would like recorded on
the site contact [email protected].
FREE FILM ON ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI
St Pius the Tenth has been granted exclusive access to stream an episode
from CATHOLICISM: The Pivotal Players
directly on the Parish Website!
Courtesy of a partnership between eCatholic and
Bishop Robert Barron's Word on Fire Ministry, you
are encouraged to visit churchofstpius.org to view
the free hour-long film on St. Francis of Assisi.
CATHOLICISM: The Pivotal Players is a multi-part
film series that delves into the lives of figures who
shaped the Church and changed the world. Check
out the free episode today!
*Available till the end of June.
Vacation Bible School 2017
“FUN FACTORY”
Monday, July 17— Friday, July 21 10:00
A.M. - 1:00 P.M.
$25.00 / $50.00 FOR 2 OR MORE CHILDREN
IN A FAMILY
Registration is required. Registration forms
can be found in the CCD Office and the main
Parish Office.
Special consideration for registration fee’s will
be made for financial hardship.
Five days of fun, music, crafts, games and so
much more. At Maker Fun Factory kids will
gain a greater appreciation for God’s love and
generosity. By instilling awareness in our children of God’s work all around them, we reinforce the message that God is with us everywhere even during our most challenging
times.
God has a plan for each of us….
HE built you for a purpose!!!
BIRTHRIGHT FLOWER SALE
JULY 8 & 9, 2017
Please support Birthright
A positive alternative to abortion
We need your help
WE NEED your support of the flower sale
– our only fundraiser of the year. We
need volunteers for our office in Toms
River. Volunteers tell us they receive
much more than they give in this important work of saving babies.
Call 732-349-0154.
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RECEIVING THE EUCHARIST
The Conference of Bishops of the United States directs the following process for reception of Communion and the act of reverence to be made by each
person as he or she receives Communion.
The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ
The Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ (or in
Latin Corpus Christi) commemorates the institution
of the Holy Eucharist.
This feast calls us to focus on two manifestations of
the Body of Christ: the Holy Eucharist and the
C
h
u
r
c
h
.
The feast was introduced in the late 13th century to
encourage the faithful to give special honor to the
institution of the Holy Eucharist and to the Blessed
Sacrament. Today, the feast is commonly used as
an opportunity for public Eucharistic processions,
which serves as a sign of common faith and adoration. Our worship of Jesus in His Body and Blood
calls us to offer God our Father a pledge of undivided love and an offering of ourselves in service of
others.
The Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion will bring Communion during the Mass to the Handicapped, particularly in the back
row seats of the Church and their
caretakers sitting with them.
Communion is also brought to the Chapel. All
other members of the congregation receive
Communion at the Altar in the front of the
Church.
Proper receipt of Communion involves spiritual
preparation before receiving by way of thoughtful consideration that you are about to receive
the real presence of Jesus Christ- Body, Blood,
Soul and Divinity and proper thanksgiving after
receiving Jesus, which should include kneeling
and prayerful reflection.
1. You must be in the state of grace, abstain from
food or drink, with the exception only of water and
medicine, for one hour prior to receiving Communion.
2. Communion will be received standing and that a
bow will be the act of reverence made by those receiving.
3. Those who receive Communion may receive either in the hand or on the tongue, and the decision
should be that of the individual receiving, not of the
person distributing Communion. If Communion is
received in the hand, the hands should first of all be
clean. If one is right handed the left hand should
rest upon the right. The host will then be laid in the
palm of the left hand and then taken by the right
hand to the mouth. If one is left handed this is reversed. It is not appropriate to reach out with the
fingers and take the host from the person distributing.
4. The person distributing Communion says audibly
to each approaching, 'The Body of Christ'. This formula should not be altered, as it is a proclamation
which calls for a response of faith on the part of the
one who receives. The communicant should audibly
respond 'Amen', indicating by that response his or
her belief that this small wafer of bread, the wine in
this chalice are in reality the body and blood of
Christ the Lord. The same proclamation and response are made when one receives from the Chalice.
5. The Body of Christ must be immediately consumed by the person receiving Communion. It is
never permissible or reverent for a person to walk
away with Communion in hand. It is also never permissible for a person to dip the host he or she received into the Chalice.
6. After one receives Communion it is appropriate
to kneel and thank Jesus for coming to you in the
Holy Eucharist. This is generally done by a period of
silence, with a hymn, psalm or song of praise or other form of prayer.
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****RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS****
Meetings for Youth Group: Spread the Word!!
Danielle Froslear, Coordinator of Youth Ministry.
Facebook YMStPiusX, Twitter @YMStPiusX
[email protected]
HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH GROUP
Open to all youth in High School. 7:00pm. Parish
Hall. Meeting dates: will resume in Sept.
JR YOUTH GROUP
For Grades 6th-8th. Sunday 11:00am, Parish Hall
Meeting dates: will resume in Sept.
GOD'S FAITHFUL DISCIPLES MINISTRY
Children- grades K- 5th Grades. 6:00pm-8:00pm.
Parish Hall. Meeting dates: will resume in Sept.
GOD’S LITTLE ANGELS
God's Little Angels welcomes children from birth to 5
years and their caregiver (parent/grandparent/
godparent...) 9:00-11:00 am in the Meeting Room.
Meeting dates: will resume in Sept.
Marriage and Family Corner
Something to think and pray about.
Religious Education is looking for Catechists for the 2017-2018 school year.
Experience is not necessary,
but a desire to share your love
of Faith is. Our school year runs
from mid September to the end
of April and includes grades 1 7. Catechists must be willing to
be fingerprinted and willing to attend a child safety
training session. Pre-made lesson guides and lesson plans are available for all lessons in each grade;
all that's needed is some imagination and enthusiasm. The time commitment is 1 hour per week for
class and approximately 1/2 hour of preparation for
each lesson.
If we don't teach our kids
about
the
Catholic
Church...who will we leave it
to?
For more information or to request an application,
please call Religious Education at 693-0368 or email
[email protected].
CANDLE ROOM
"And be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as God in
Christ forgave you." Ephesians 4:32
I do not know where I can be helpful, but would like
to help St. Pius X _______.
CANDLE REQUEST
DATE_______
Name to be placed on candle
______________________________________
Candle for the Week donation $5.00 ______
Candle for the Month donation $25.00 _____
Candle for the Year donation 250.00______
Saint you wish candle lit by_______________
In addition to helping your church & parish family,
volunteering is a great way to meet new friends.
You can call the office as well at 693-5107.
Name of person requesting candle
_________________________
Phone number_________________________
“HERE I AM LORD.” VOLUNTEER FORM
Name__________________________________
Phone _________________________________
Interested in ____________________________
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PLEASE PRAY FOR THE
SICK OF OUR PARISH
The names of the people on the
prayer list have been put in the ‘PRAYER BOWL’
and placed by the Altar. During the Mass when the
prayer intentions are read, we will pray for the sick of
our Parish and their caregivers.
A prayer request form can be made to add new people to the prayer list. The name of the person to be
prayed for will be listed in the Bulletin and the person’s name will be put in the ‘PRAYER BOWL’. After
the name of your loved one has been placed in the
bowl, it will no longer appear in the Bulletin. It will
remain in the ‘PRAYER BOWL’ for one month.
For someone needing prayers for more than one
month or to add someone to the list, please contact
the Office at 693-5107.
Pray for Tony, Michael C., June, Doreen Mason and
the members of our Parish in need of physical, emotional & spiritual healing.
PATRIOTIC PRAYER COLUMN
Please pray for Robert Joseph Coll,
PFC John Fitzsimons, 82nd Airborne,
1st Lt. Joseph Galgliardi, Sr. Chief Anthony Larangeira, Gy. Sgt. Anthony Lovering, USMC, (SSN) Chief James McDade, Staff
Sgt. Kevin Mottershead, Capt. John Sandor, AM1,
1st Class Petty Officer Jacque Sullivan, Captain
Michael Tarricone, 1st Lt. Joseph Trainor, USMC,
Matthew Varites, USCG, US Navy, USMC, Kevin
Schroeder, SPC Christopher Krutzsch, SFC Daniel
A. Braun,
2nd Lt. Mark Trainor, USMC and
HM2(SW/DV) Shawn R. Kearney US Navy Diving
Medical Technician, USN BM Nickolas Pavase
and Lt. Justin James Nork, USN., PFC. Michael J
Hyle, Jr. 1st BN 38th Inf., Sgt. Anthony Malagoli,
USN AS3-CVN70 Edward A. Kerr, Jayson Hennelly, Sgt. Michael Whitford, Sgt. Kevin Michael
McKim, Army, US Navy Lt. Cmdr. Daniel Cimmino,
US Army Sgt. Kenneth E. Stewart, Ensign Michael
Adamski, Lt. USN, USN, Lt. Alex Dworjan, Brian
Holt, 1st. Lt., Fireman Jon Christiansen, USCG,
LCPL Robert Boehm, USMC, RCT Daniel Boehm,
USMC, PFC Jakob Parker, USMC, L CPL Daniel
Boehm, USMC., Kyle Breitenbach, Airforce, Patrick J. Hughes de Ferrari, US Navy, Nathan Sheridan, US Navy, 2nd Lt. Vincent Rossetti, USMC,
Sargent Elizabeth Robins Bowden, PFC Brendan
Vanderhoof, USMC, MMN3 Matthew C. Lemke,
USN, US Army Major Philip A. Bianco.
If your service person has returned home, please
call the office at 693-5107 and we will remove
them from the list. May God continue to protect
them.
FOR THE REPOSE OF THE SOULS
We pray for John Garrigan, Joel Lafrano, Janet
Aliseo, Helen Sowa, Arthur Krause, Emil Oppici,
Dolores Bunje, John Dwyer and the deceased
members of our Parish and their families.
PRAYER REQUEST
NAME—————————————–———PERSON REQUESTING PRAYER——————
DATE————————
WOULD YOU LIKE NAME IN BULLETIN?———
ETERNAL REST GRANT
UNTO THEM, O LORD,
AND LET PERPETUAL LIGHT
SHINE UPON THEM.
MAY THE SOULS OF THE FAITHFUL DEPARTED THROUGH THE MERCY OF GOD,
REST IN PEACE.
AMEN
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Licensed & Insured
Family Owned and
Operated Since 1987
FAX: 609-242-3330
Attorneys-At-Law
609-971-1884
Serving the community for over 20 years
630 W. Lacey Rd., Forked River, NJ
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214 Lacey Rd., Forked River
(609) 971-0051
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590 St. Pius ~ Forked River, NJ (third) Shore
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THE MEEHAN GROUP
RE/MAX New Beginnings Realty
509 Main St., Toms, River, NJ 08753
Office: 732-473-1700
Patrick Meehan, Jr.
Broker/Associate
In, 2016, we sold a home every 42 hours!
Cell: 609-661-1604
[email protected] • www.sellitpat.com
Pine Crest Village
46 Baltimore Avenue, Manahawkin
“A Family Community”
Homes for sale ranging from $64,000 - $130,000
See our homes for sale at www.mhvillage.com
Down payment assistance may be available
Call for your appointment today!
609-597-6602
[email protected]
CHIROPRACTIC
Each office is independently owned & operated.
CENTER, INC.
DR. THOMAS C. McGILLICK
2 Hollywood Blvd. • Forked River
(1 mile south of Lacey Rd.)
www.wharfchiro.com (609) 971-7722
HOMEMADE CHOCOLATES
Quality Chocolates & Creamy Fudge
Donald & Patricia Meyer
328 Rt. 9, Lacey Mall, Lanoka Harbor
609-971-0871
Lacey Memorial Home, llc.
(formerly Growney Funeral Home)
“Helping make every final tribute as unique
as the lives we remember”
Independently Owned and Operated,
Compassionate, Personal Service
Offering Traditional Funerals and Cremation Services,
Immediate and Advance-Planning, Veterans’ Services,
SSI/Medicaid planning options
Jessica Quackenbush, Owner/Manager
N.J. Lic. No. 4351
1022 Lacey Road Forked River, NJ 08731
609-693-6800
www.LaceyMemorial.com
[email protected]
590 St. Pius ~ Forked River, NJ (inside) Shore
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Ronald L. Bennardo, Attorney At Law
LACEY
DIAGNOSTIC
IMAGING
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332 Route 9 South, Forked River
Tel: 609-971-0600
[email protected] • Fax: 609-971-9737
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&
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The Inn At Rivers Edge Marina
BED & BREAKFAST
Perfect base for fishing, sailing & other
local activities. Seasonal Slips Available
(609) 971-0025
223 East Lacey Rd. • Forked River, NJ
www.InnAtRiversEdge.com
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“Where Seniors Feel the Love”
conveniently from your home or office.
Cathy DiFiore
ONLINE CATALOG • ONLINE ORDERING • ONLINE PROOFING
Executive Director
All Major Credit Cards Accepted
601 N. Main Street
Lanoka Harbor, NJ 08734
FREE UPS GROUND SHIPPING!
440 Rt. 9 South
Forked River
(609) 693-6613
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609-242-2661
Assisted Living
of Forked River
F: 609-242-7957
[email protected]
An Assisted Living Community that also
offers a Memory Support Neighborhood
Proud Parishioner
425 Route 9
609-971-0453
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Established 1980
Old & New Barbering
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7 DAYS!
290 Route 9
Barnegat 08005
(next to Amato Insurance)
609-698-5400
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SCOTT M. HANULA, ESQ.
Certified Elder Law Attorney
Elder Law • Estate Planning
Probate • Medicaid • Trusts
House Appointments Available
639 Lacey Rd.,
Forked River, NJ 08731
609-242-4300 Fax 609-242-2622
590 St. Pius ~ Forked River, NJ (back) Shore
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