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Notre Dame of Mt. Carmel Church
75 Ridgedale Avenue, Cedar Knolls, New Jersey 07927
Parish Office: (973) 538-1358 Fax: (973) 538-7403
www.ndcarmel.com
June 14, 2015
EUCHARIST Saturday: 12:10 p.m. & Sunday Vigil 5:00 p.m. Sunday: 7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. Monday - Friday: 12:10 p.m and 5:00 p.m.* Holy Day Vigil: 5:30 p.m. Holy Day: 6:45 a.m., 12:10 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. An additional 7:15 a.m. Mass celebrated during Lent, Monday - Saturday. *No weekday 5pm Mass from June 1st through Labor Day. BAPTISM: Please call the Parish Secretary to make arrangements. MARRIAGES: Arrangements to be made with priests/deacons.
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Saturdays 1:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. or call to see one of the priests.
MIRACULOUS MEDAL NOVENA & BENEDICTION Monday: 7:30 p.m.
SICK CALLS Will be attended at anytime. Please contact Fr. Jude or Maria Caivano. For hospital visits and Communion for the homebound, contact Deacon Joe Quinn at 973-476-8562.
EXPOSITION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT Every Friday from 7:00 a.m. thru 7:00 p.m.
Jean Pankow Pastoral Associate, Ext. 122
Maria Caivano Parish Secretary, Ext. 100 [email protected]
Cristina Folan Communications Support,
Ext. 105 [email protected]
Jim Keefe Music Director, Ext. 109
Marilyn Zarzycki Director Religious Ed., Ext. 121
Diane Byrne, Middle School Religious Ed. Coordinator
Ext. 111 [email protected]
Joanne DePasquale Parent Confirmation Coordinator/ Youth Minister, Ext. 102,
Karen Calabrese Parish Bookkeeper, Ext. 106 [email protected]
Parish Trustees Mary Kochan: (973) 540-8302 Frank DiSessa: (973) 267-8263
Pastoral Council President Paul Cocco: (973) 271-2623
Rev. Jude Salus, OSB Pastor, Ext. 101
Weekday/Weekend Assistance: Rev. John Hesketh, OSB
[email protected] Fr. Basil Wallace, OSB
Deacon Joe Quinn, Care of Sick/ Faith Sharing Groups
(973) 476-8562 [email protected]
Deacon Dave Collins, RCIA/ PACT
(973) 884-0258 [email protected]
Deacon Al Fanelli, Prayer Renewal, (973) 428-8304
Deacon Henry deMena, Bereavement/Pre-Cana
[email protected] On Twitter @DeaconHdM
Deacon Vic Lupi, Funeral Prep/ FOCCUS - (973) 538-4642
Deacon Joe Harris, Social Justice - (973) 984-7913
Deacon Ron Forino, Baptism Prep. - (973) 887– 2963
EMERGENCY NUMBERS Alcoholics Anonymous 800-245-1377 Crisis Intervention 973-267-4763 Natl. Runaway Switchboard 800-621-4000 1st Call for Help 800-435-7555 Sources for Men & Women Project Rachel: Post Abortive Helpline 973-777-8818 x272 Several Sources: Abortion Alternatives 1-800-NOABORT Cancer Information (24/7) 1-800-ACS-2345
MINISTRIES Adoration: Ivette Valori 973-885-0502 Altar Linens: Agnes Loughlin 973-539-9524 Altar Servers: Maria Caivano 201-602-3657 Angels of Comfort: LuAnn Dolan 973-586-3459 Anna League: Kris Joganow 973-335-7943 Shirley Waller 973-887-7219 Antioch: Peter De Nigris 973-722-5185 Bereavement Support Gerry Fox 973-514-2008 Beyond Women’s Cornerstone Carol Critchley 973-515-7287 Catholics Returning: Gerry Wyhopen 973-979-9063
Children’s Liturgy: Alison Gillen 973-401-1124 Christ’s Helpers: Greg & Dan Rizos 973-713-8068 Church Decorating: Majella LoBello 973-998-0460 Church Interior Care: Judy Fallon 732-213-4739 Collection Counters: Mario Tiberi 973-560-9475 Cornerstone Women: Gina Leslie 201-874-5266 Helen Krisiewicz 973-219-9834 Cornerstone Men: Ed Newlands 201-841-9929 Dick Tiel 973-455-0159 Discovering Christ Ivette Valori 973-885-0502 Divorced & Separated Jean Henry 201-910-1970 Mike Letterese 973-998-0750 Extraordinary Ministers: Ivette Valori 973-885-0502 - to the Homebound: Dick White 201-280-8943 Finance: Michael Critchley 973-515-7287 Gift Shop: Joie Morgan 973-538-1358x303 Guatemala Outreach Ken & Cristina Folan 973-538-1358 Ext. 105 Healing Prayer Fran Saliter 973-540-9064 Food Pantry Outreach Bob Steiger 973-539-4359 Knights of Columbus: Mike Ricciardi 973-539-4322
Lectors: Linda Baratte 973-290-0019 Ann Bono 973-285-0335 Marriage: Pat & Mike Guarino 973-625-4713 Moms & Tots: Lisa Scanzera 973-659-0301 New Parishioners Margie Sullivan 973-455-1446 Novena Ann Marie Hanrahan 973-539-0024 Operation Appalachia: Julia Rizos 973-714-3748 PACT: Dcn Dave Collins 973-884-0258 Pre-Cana: Henry deMena 973-538-x100 Quilting Ministry: Pat Gawdun 973-428-3930 RCIA: Marge & Dave Collins 973-884-0258 Resource Center: Rosa Fanelli 973-428-8304 Services for the Sick: Mary Ann Johnston 973-539-7835 Social Events: Lorelei Kelly 973-727-7035 Soup Kitchen: Sunny O’Toole 973-884-1510 Special Needs Rel. Ed. Terry Wisolmerski 973-267-4671 Tithing the Tithe: John Muir 908-403-4922 Ushers: Mike Ricciardi 973-539-4322 Website: Stefan Schuele 973-884-4183 Wedding Ministry: Margie Sullivan 973-455-1446 Welcoming Ministry: Elaine Green 973-993-1994 Youth Ministry: Joanne DePasquale Parent 538-1358 x102
NOTRE DAME OF MT. CARMEL, CEDAR KNOLLS, NJ Our Parish Mission Statement We are a welcoming Catholic Christian community alive in the faith! Through Baptism, we are called to become the heart, the hands and the voice of Jesus. We do this through Eucharist, liturgical celebrations, prayer, and nurturing parish ministries, “That in all things God may be glorified.” (Rule of St. Benedict)
Message of thanks from the Pastor:
Our dear Jesus always has his arms wrapped tight around us. At Eucharist, we gain the vision to keep our arms open as well, to recognize and welcome whomever and whatever comes our way. A posture of
open arms will ensure that we are ready to embrace our God who has already prepared a place for us!
Love, Father Jude
SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 2015: Weekday 5:00 Anthony & Frances Rocco by their daughter Carmella Cerciello by Anne Loughlin
SUNDAY, JUNE 14, 2015: Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30 John Pasternak by Angela & Michael Dullea Frankie Sippie by Mom, Dad & Family 9:00 John Sabine, Jr. by Julie Seaman Ralph Martino by Maria & Giovanni Ricupero 10:30 Gerard Martino by his family Richard Hingos by his family 12:15 Debbie Fox by Sandi Garcia Edward Ramirez by Sandi Garcia
MONDAY, JUNE 15, 2015: Weekday 12:10 Edward & MaryCullen by Sr. Mary Cullen, SC Margaret Scharber by Mary & Chet Kochan
TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2015: Weekday 12:10 Frank J. Augello by the Augello Family Elizabeth & Joseph Coccia by their family
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 2015: Weekday 12:10 Jean Stoney by the Falduto Family Dottie Steiger by the Zarzycki Family
THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 2015: Weekday 12:10 Anthony Dente by Ruth Dente Intentions of Paul Cocco by Marilyn & Owen Hudson
FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 2015: Weekday 12:10 Corinne McKenna by her husband Marcia Iovino by Linda Forino
SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 2015: Weekday 12:10 Dottie Steiger by Liz & Pat Madden Patricia E. Smith by the Discovering Christ Team 5:00 Alice & Daniel Leyhan by Alice & Eamonn Long Chet Wisolmerski by the Wisolmerski Family
SUNDAY, JUNE 21, 2015 Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30 Vincent Barra by the Barra Family Frankie Sippie by Frank & Antoinette McKenna & Family 9:00 Joe Ricci by Ann Dlouhy Giuseppina Ricupero by Rosa & Al Fanelli 10:30 Frank J. Augello by the Augello Family Salvatore Sposato by the Augello Family 12:15 Tony Capone by Michele & Richard Hingos Frank Santora & Lawrence Ziemski by Richard & Kim Siemski
Altar Linens: Jane Amadori
To everything there is a season and a time for every purpose under heaven …
… a time to be born …
… a time to heal … Gerry Calio, Bridget Carlone, Dahlia Clemente, Dom Condosta, Josephine Corso, Mike D’Angiolillo, Julie DeFillipps, Judith Graham, Babe Hand, Owen Hudson, Josephine Iacullo, Richard Koch, Edward Lachan, Sam Leto, Sophia Lopez, Liz Madden, Wally Miller, Eileen Pankow, Peggy Perkalis, Joe Polise, Teresa Priori, Patricia Rasmusson, Paul Rizzuto, Walter Raquet, John Sandelli, Patricia Sarno, John Walters, Mary Weigh
... a time to die …
Ann Palma
Mildred Shaw
… a time of great joy …
Jennifer Bowski & Shawn Mullins
GOD’S GIFT FOR GIVING
Collection (6/6-6/7/2015) $18,543.18
Same collection last year $17,882.01
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday: 2 Cor 6:1-10; Ps 98:1, 2b, 3-4; Mt 5:38-42 Tuesday: 2 Cor 8:1-9; Ps 146:2, 5-9a; Mt 5:43-48 Wednesday: 2 Cor 9:6-11; Ps 112:1bc-4, 9;Mt 6:1-6, 16-18 Thursday: 2 Cor 11:1-11; Ps 111:1b-4, 7-8; Mt 6:7-15 Friday: 2 Cor 11:18, 21-30; Ps 34:2-7; Mt 6:19-23 Saturday: 2 Cor 12:1-10; Ps 34:8-13; Mt 6:24-34 Sunday: Jb 38:1, 8-11; Ps 107:23-26, 28-31; 2 Cor 5:14-17; Mk 4:35-41
Sanctuary Lamp will burn for Anthony & Frances Rocco by Diane
Mother of Compassion Lamp will burn for Thomas Sabella by Loretta & Vinny Viglione
St. Benedict Lamp will burn for Special Intentions of Fr. Jude by the Caivano Family
WHERE THE CHURCH IS, THERE IS THE SPIRIT OF GOD; AND WHERE THE SPIRIT OF GOD IS, THERE IS THE CHURCH AND
ALL GRACE, AND THE SPIRIT IS TRUTH. —St. Irenaeus
ELEVENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
All Is Grace On Sundays in Ordinary Time, the Old Testament reading is selected for the light it sheds on the day’s Gospel. Today, Ezekiel sees God lifting up the lowly tree and making the withered tree bloom. So in the second parable of today’s Gospel, Jesus encourages us by promising that, as fragile seeds grow into an abundant harvest, and the tiny mustard seed into a hearty plant, so God will grow the kingdom from small beginnings to an instrument of salvation for
all. In the first parable, the land yields fruit “of its own accord” (Mark 4:28). Not only is the initiative God’s, but the parable teaches that the seed’s growth, though invisible at first, is actually unstoppable! To be sure, those who depend on the impressive or dramatic in order to be convinced or encouraged will be disappointed in the slow unfolding of the kingdom that Jesus announces. But for those who do accept the kingdom, all is grace, and that grace is certain.
Though the second reading is not coordinated with either the first reading or Gospel on these Sundays, today’s is thematically appropriate. Saint Paul argues that our experience of God’s trustworthiness thus far should
make us a people of undaunted courage and unshakeable faith. But at the same time Paul warns that faith should also make us aware of our responsibility to do good.
HOLY LAND PILGRIMAGE: We are at capacity but...
The 42 spots on our pilgrimage to the Holy Land have been filled! However, Longs Travel is in the process of requesting additional airline seating. If you would like to be placed on a waiting list, please contact Alice Long as soon as possible at
973-538-1700. For questions regarding the itinerary contact Deacon Ron Forino at 973-887-2963.
VISIT US ON FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/ndcarmel
SENIOR LUNCHEON REMINDER! This Monday, June 15
following our 12:10pm Mass. We look forward to seeing you!
Please note this will be our last luncheon for this ministry year. We will resume in the fall with our September 21st luncheon!
YOU'RE INVITED TO AN APPLEBEE'S® FLAPJACK BREAKFAST TO SUPPORT OUR
2015 GUATEMALA OUTREACH MISSION
Come with friends, family, neighbors, next Saturday, June 20, 2015, 8-10 am, at Applebee's, 240 Rt. 10, East Hanover, NJ. Tickets cost: $10/
person. The breakfast meal includes pancakes, sausage, scrambled eggs and a beverage (coffee, juice, soda or tea). Purchase your ticket(s) in our Gathering Space next weekend, Saturday/Sunday, June 13 & 14, after all weekend Masses. Tickets may also be purchased at the door, or by contacting Cristina Folan at 973-538-1358, ext. 105 or via email at [email protected].
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS & LECTORS
3rd Quarter Mass assignment schedules are now available on our website. Rosters have been e-mailed directly to all ministers. If you do not have online access or have difficulty accessing the schedule online, please stop by our parish office to pick up a paper copy. Bless you for your time and dedi-cation to these ministries!
Would you welcome a safe, Christ-centered environment for your young child, while you fully participate in the Mass?
SHEPHERD'S CALL: Making Mass time count - for you AND your little one!
Our Shepherd's Call, ministry is ready and eager to serve some of the youngest members of our flock and their families! Shepherd's Call gives parents the opportunity to attend 9am Sunday Liturgy without distractions, while their little ones (18 months through 3 years of age) are offered (in our Youth Ministry Room), a safe
environment of loving Christian care and spiritual nurturing. Advance Registration to participate in Shepherd's Call is required, in order to ensure sufficient ministers are available to serve the little ones each Sunday. For more information, please visit our website at www.ndcarmel.com, contact Norma Jahl at [email protected] or Kelli White at [email protected].
ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT
St. Benedict's Chapel, Every Friday 7am-7pm
Seeking Summer Help Due to Our Regular Adorers' Vacationing!
In order to keep our normal hours of adoring Jesus from 7am-7pm during the summer months, we are seeking additional Adorers to sit and spend time with Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament in one hour increments.
If you can assist for just one hour on ANY Friday during the months of July and August, whether it be only one Friday or several Fridays, we would love to hear from you! Please contact Ivette Valori at [email protected], or call 973-885-0502 or stop by the table in our Gathering Space to fill out a form (also available on our website at www.ndcarmel.com). “Nowhere on earth are you more loved than by Jesus, living and truly present in the Most Blessed Sacrament ... He is really there
in Person waiting just for you.” - Mother Teresa of Calcutta
June 14, 2015
FAITH FORMATION/RELIGIOUS EDUCATION DATES TO REMEMBER Sunday - June 14
7:30am, 9am, 10:30am 12:15pm (Fr. Jude farewell Mass) Masses 9 am Shepherd’s Call 11:30 am Healing Prayer CANCELLED for today 3:30 pm Vivere Christus Award (St. Philip, Clifton)
Monday - June 15
12:10 pm Daily Mass 12:40 pm Anna League Senior Luncheon 7 pm Connerstone 15th Planning 7 pm Guatemala Outreach Planning 7 pm Beyond Cornerstone 7:30 pm Family Support & Recovery 7:30 pm Novena 8:30 pm AA
Tuesday - June 16
12:10 pm Daily Mass 7 pm Centering Prayer 7 pm Women’s Cornerstone Planning 7:30 pm Contemplative Living
Wednesday June 17
12:10 pm Daily Mass 6:30 pm Quilting Ministry
Thursday - June 18
12:10 pm Daily Mass 10:30 am Centering Prayer 6 pm Yoga 7:15 pm Follow Me 7:30 pm Crossroads/High School Faith Sharing 8:30 pm Al-Anon/AA
Friday - June 19
12:10 pm Daily Mass 7 am - 7 pm Adoration
Saturday - June 20
Food & Clothing
12:10 pm Daily Mass 1:30 pm Reconciliation 5 pm Sunday Vigil Mass
Sunday - June 21 Food & Clothing
7:30am, 9am, 10:30am 12:15pm 9 am Shepherd’s Call
Father’s Day
Don't forget to register your family for the 2015-2016 Faith Formation/Religious Education year!
Early registration will end June 30 and an increase in tuition will be applied from July 1 - August 1. Registrations will close August 1 and our on line program will not be active as of August 2. To register please visit our website at www.ndcarmel.com.
If you have experienced issues registering, need assistance, or simply want to take advantage of the opportunity, you may also register in our
Gathering Space the weekend of June 27 & 28, after any of our weekend Masses.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Registrations for this summer's Vacation Bible School program will end June 30, so sign your children up today for this icy mountain adventure! VBS will take place the week of July 13 from 9:00am-
12:15pm, and is open to all children entering grades prek4 - 5th grade in September. Children will "learn to overcome obstacles - with God's awesome power" through games, interactive Bible stories, arts and crafts and more! Registration information may be found on the main page of the Notre Dame website (www.ndcarmel.com). We look forward to your child joining us!
For the latest view of our parish calendar, visit us at www.ndcarmel.com
“GOD TAKES OUR SINS – THE PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE, AND DUMPS THEM IN THE SEA AND PUTS UP A SIGN THAT SAYS NO
FISHING ALLOWED.” - CORRIE TEN BOOM
INCLUDING CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS IN WORSHIP AND RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PROGRAMS
The first step for including children with special needs in any program at church or elsewhere begins with personal attitudes. Inclusion has more to do with one's philosophy, approach, and willingness to learn than a "how to" check list. It is about seeing each child, no matter how challenged, as having the potential to learn and the same need to be loved and included as all other children. In the church, inclusion is also about wanting every child to know that they are deeply loved by God. Each child deserves the opportunity to worship and learn about God in whatever way he or she is able. With this foundation, a way can be found to include everyone - even the most challenged children.
Source: www.faith-at-home.com
Do you know someone who has a child with special needs? Please tell them about our SPECIAL NEEDS Religious Ed. Program, which offers children from 5 through 21 the ability to learn about the love and care of Jesus in their own way and at their own pace. For more information please contact Marilyn at 973-538-1358, ext. 121.
FOR OUR YOUTH!
HIGH SCHOOL TEENS: Join us for Crossroads on Thursdays, 7:30-9pm, for uplifting sharing and scripture studies with honest, open discussion about the challenges we face as Catholic Christians in the real world.
QUO VADIS VOCATIONS DISCERNMENT RETREAT Vocations Discernment for young men 15-25
“Quo Vadis - Where are you going?” Legend tells us that Saint Peter asked Jesus this question on the outskirts of Rome. We know where Jesus went in response to His Father's will. What is the Father's will
for you? Quo Vadis Days is a time of recreation, fellowship, prayer and discussion to help you explore our Lord's call in your life. Activities will include prayer, Mass, Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, Liturgy of the Hours, Rosary, hiking, games, recreation, sports, talks, great food, and discussions. A time to share our faith and meet other young men seeking God's will. Quo Vadis Days will be held July 8-10, 2015 at the Sacred Heart Retreat Center in Newton, New Jersey. The cost is free. For more information and/or registration, contact the coordinators Fr. Jared Brogan and Fr. Edgar Rivera in the Vocations Office at 973-777-8818, ext. #711. You can also email Frs. Brogan and Rivera at [email protected] or [email protected].
ELEVENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
ST. PAUL INSIDE THE WALLS Save the Date for these programs
Spirituality with a Focus on Journeying Through Recovery Issues: Fr. Emmerich Vogt, editor of The 12-Step Review, will be with us for several talks on the weekend of June 19-21. His topics will include: The Catholic Connections in the 12-Step Movement; Is Serenity a Necessary Part of Christian Life?; The Path to Serenity; and How Do the Steps Relate to Catholic Biblical Spirituality. More details will soon be on the website.
Pope Benedict XVI Summer Institute, Beauty and Its Artistic Expression Through Art and Architecture: This year's institute will explore Catholicism as a custodian of Beauty. Join Fr. James Platania and Fr. Peter Heasley as they delve into this topic from Monday-Thursday, July 6-9 from 10:30am-2:30pm. Information and registration are on the website. For more information, please visit www.insidethewalls.org.
YOU'RE INVITED! CAREGIVER CAFÉ
United Way Caregivers Coalition warmly invites you, Tuesday, June 23, 6-7:15pm, at the Visiting Nurse Association of Northern New Jersey, 175
South Street, Morristown. The Café will be a cozy evening...a time and place for caregivers to gather, unwind, and connect with one another. A light dinner will be served. Complimentary home care may be arranged for Café participants through a licensed home care agency. Please call by June 19 to let us know if you will be attending! Contact Stephanie Howland at 973-993-1160, ext. 534, or email [email protected].
IS SOMEONE'S DRINKING CAUSING YOU CONCERN?
Come join the Al-Anon group here at Notre Dame. Meetings are held every Thursday, 8:30-9:30pm, in Rm. 112. At Al-Anon meetings, the friends and family members of problem drinkers share their experiences and learn how to apply the principles of the Al-Anon program to their individual situations. Younger family members and friends attend Alateen meetings (http://al-anon.org/for-alateen). Newcomers to Al-Anon are often interested in learning from members whose personal situations most closely resemble theirs. After attending Al-Anon meetings, they begin to understand how much they have in common with everyone affected by someone else's drinking, regardless of the specific details of their personal situation. Participants learn that they are not alone in the problems they face, and that they have choices that lead to greater peace of mind, whether the drinker continues to drink or not.
...AND BY THE WAY, HAVE YOU DOWNLOADED OUR ND APP?
Go to your app market and search “Notre Dame of Mount Carmel Church” (Be sure to enter “Mount” and not “Mt.”)
ADVICE FOR PARENTS WITH CHILDREN WHO HAVE LEFT THE CHURCH
In an article recently published by The Integrated Catholic Life (wwwintegratedcatholiclife.org) Fr. Thomas Grafsgaard made seven suggestions for parents whose children have rejected the faith.
1. Keep praying. Just as St. Monica never stopped praying and having faith in her son Augustine’s conversion, so too must we persevere.
2. Back off. “Don’t beat them over the head with a Bible or whip them with a rosary,” Fr. Tom said. “If the person is not in a position to receive the message, ease off the gasoline.”
3. Make daily sacrifices. “There are countless windows of opportunities to offer up hidden sacrifices for conversions,” said Fr. Tom. Examples he gave included leaving cream out of your coffee, turning off the television and using the time to volunteer.
4. Learn more about your faith. You will be in a better position to explain and defend the faith when you know it more fully. “You are not expected to know all the answers but you can say, ‘I don’t know but I‘ll find out.’”
5. Live your faith with joy. “I’ve never heard anyone say they’ve returned to the Church because their mother harassed them,” he said. “Pope Francis was not chosen by Time Magazine as Man of the Year because he solved all the world’s problems,” Fr. Tom noted. “People are attracted to him for his joy. They want that joy the world cannot give.”
6. Love and freedom go hand in hand. Just as God did not stop Eve from listening to the devil and eating the apple, Fr. Tom explained that we cannot make our children’s decisions for them. He said to pray, “Lord, my children and my grandchildren are yours. I’m going to bed now. I trust you have a plan for them.”
7. Pray and trust that God can reach them on their journey. There are many roads that can lead to God. Never doubt that God can meet them on theirs.
WE NEED TO BUILD UP SOCIETY IN THE LIGHT OF THE BEATITUDES, WALKING TOWARDS THE KINGDOM WITH
THE LEAST AMONG US. Pope Francis @Pontifex
INFORMATION SHEET CHURCH NAME: Notre Dame of Mount Carmel BULLETIN NUMBER: 656100 Date of Publication: Sunday, 6/14/2015 Number of Pages Transmitted: Cover + 4 text pages + this page = 6 Special Instructions: Please call Maria @ 973–538–1358 x100