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S T. M ICHAEL’ S C HURCH March 12, 2017 | Second Sunday of Lent

D AI LY M AS S Mon -Fri: 8:00AM | Sat: 9:00AM First Friday in Latin at 12:15 PM

W EE KE ND M ASSES Saturday: 4:00PM, 5:00PM, 7:30PM Sunday: 7:00AM, 9:00AM, 10:00AM, 11:00AM, 12PM, 4:00PM, 7:30PM

R EC O NC I LIATIO N Confessions are heard 12 minutes to 5 minutes before each Mass; on First Friday before the 12:15 Latin Mass from 11:45 AM to 12:05 PM and after this Mass until 1:15 PM; and during the Monthly Holy Hour for Vocations.

R EGISTR A T IO N To register with the parish, please call the Parish Office.

M ARRIA GE S Couples who wish to marry at the parish should contact the Parish Office for a Marriage Request Form, and for further information. The bride or groom, or their par-ents/grandparents must be registered parishioners for at least eighteen months to make arrangements. There is a twelve month timeline for wedding preparation.

B APTI SMS Baptisms take place Sundays at 1:00 pm. Parents must be registered parishioners, and can call the Parish Office for information and scheduling.

H O L Y H O U R F O R V O C ATI O N S There is a Monthly Holy Hour for Vocations that in-cludes Eucharistic Adoration and Confessions. This Monthly Holy Hour is from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. on the Thurs-day immediately preceding the First Friday.

R E L I G I O U S E DUC A TI O N To sign your child up for our Tuesday or Sunday Reli-gious Education classes, please contact Patty Chavez, ext. 110 at the Outreach Center. All families must be registered with the parish.

A NO INTIN G O F THE S I C K Please call the Parish Office for anointing of the sick for yourself or a relative. When the office is closed, the an-swering service will appropriately direct your call. If you or your loved one is in a hospital, the head nurse could also call for the chaplain.

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Office Hours: Mon–Fri, 8:30am–3:30pm (Closed 12:00pm–1:00pm)

O UTREACH C ENTER 6 West End Court | West End, NJ 07740 Ph: (732) 483-0360 | Fx: (732) 483-0363

St. Vincent de Paul 732-483-0360 ext. 113

PARISH RECTORY STAFF Rev. John Butler, Pastor Susan McCullough, Business Manager Lauren Meissner, Admin. Assistant Paul Bergin, Music Director Jose Rodriguez, Maintenance Manager

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When he calls on me, I will answer him; I will deliver him and give him glory,

I will grant him length of days. Psalm 91(90):15-16

MARCH 12, 2017 Second Sunday of Lent

Saturday, March 11 9:00 AM People of the Parish 4:00 PM UPPER CHURCH

† Anne & Thomas Bender Thomas & Kathleen Bender

† Dorothy P. Riccardello Richard Cero

4:00 PM LOWER CHURCH: Mass in the Irish Language

† James & Emily O'Hara

5:00 PM People of the Parish 7:30 PM † Raymond B. Rosenberg Saverio & Corrina

Sunday, March 12 7:00 AM † Geraldine Mescall Paule e Didion

† Brian L. Rogers Parishioners of St. Michael's Church

9:00 AM † Kathleen Kiernan Jamison

Audrey Boglioli

† Clinton M. James Pat & Liz Gervolino

10:00 AM † Greg Surace Family & Friends

11:00 AM † John Lewis Robin Verhose

12:00 PM † Eleanor Ernst Family

† Elsa Rugo Tony, Maria, Jamie & Bryan Labruzzo

4:00 PM † Billy - William J. Chance Jr.

Jorie Berube

7:30 PM People of the Parish

Monday, March 13 8:00 AM † Rev. Msgr. Joseph C. Shenrock † Richard Maglione Wife Quinta & Daughters

Tuesday, March 14 8:00 AM † Rosa Panduri Saverio & Corrina

† Claire G. Butler

Wednesday, March 15 8:00 AM † Be y Costello Tricia, Thomas, Sara, Greg &

Tim Thursday, March 16 8:00 AM † Claire G. Butler Rosemary Lloyd & Robin

Verhose Friday, March 17 8:00 AM † Joseph Schiavone Bianca & Bill Kellam

12:15 PM People of the Parish

Saturday, March 18 9:00 AM People of the Parish 4:00 PM † Estelle Corbin Peter & Ann Marie Fabriele

† Thomas Giles Esther Hughes

5:00 PM † Kathleen Kiernan Wednesday Night Bible Study

7:30 PM People of the Parish

Sunday, March 19 7:00 AM † Nellie An co Mary Jane Kehoe

† Brian L. Rogers John & Susan Bransley

9:00 AM People of the Parish 10:00 AM † Frank Sosnowski Joanne & Frank Buono

† Bernie Boglioli Audrey Boglioli

11:00 AM † John Newsholme Joe & Anne Marie Principe

† Brian Rogers Mr. & Mrs. William Barham

12:00 PM † Brian Rogers Mr. & Mrs. Don Squillante

4:00 PM † John Damiani Kathy Agresto

7:30 PM † Marc and Charles Rob- Linda Roberts

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Faith to Move Mountains is a $75 million Diocesan-wide endowment campaign that will secure the resources needed to enable our Church to flourish for genera ons to come. Unlike the Annual Catholic Appeal, which addresses the day-to-day opera ng expenses of the Diocese, this campaign will establish endowments to respond to cri cal long-term needs and serve as a permanent and self-sustaining source of financial stability for the Diocese. Once established, the funds will con nue to grow through the reinvestment of interest and earnings, as well as addi-

onal gi s. Through this, the endowments will provide support for the following needs in perpetuity: ♦ Our Parishes: $30 million ♦ Ordained Ministry: $20 million ♦ Catholic Schools: $15 million ♦ Social Services: $5 million ♦ Catechesis and evangeliza on: $5 million In addi on, 30% of the campaign funds that we raise toward our parish goal will be directed back to our parish for our local parish needs. We will use our share of funds for various projects including upgrade of the Lower Church, parking lot repairs, repairs of the mosaic and stained glass win-dows in the Upper Church, defibrillator equipment and training, restroom renova ons, I/T and security equipment purchases, and other uses. Thank you for your con nued prayers and support.

DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME

Daylight saving time will begin at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, March 12. Re-member to set your clocks

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OF F I C E O F T H E B I S H O P

March 3, 2017

There are very few days in the Church year for peniten al abs nence from meat as a sacrifice. I am happy this year to give a specific group dispensa on from the Lenten abs nence require-ment for those a ending the Soup & Salad Supper at St. Michael’s Church on Friday, March 17, but ask our Catholics a ending that dinner/event to transfer the Lenten abs nence sacrifice to Thursday, March 16.

Respec ully yours in the Lord,

Most Reverend David M. O’Connell, C.M., J.C.D. Bishop of Trenton

St. Patrick’s Day and Lent and Soup & Salad

The parish’s Len-ten Soup & Salad Supper on Friday, March 17 (preced-ing Stations of the Cross) will include a celebration of,

and a prayer to, St. Patrick. Accord-ingly, a specific group dispensation from the Lenten requirement of absti-nence from meat is given for those attending that specific event. They are asked to transfer their Lenten ab-stinence sacrifice to Thursday, March 16. Slainte! With prayers, Fr. John Butler, Pastor

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Lenten Holy Hour

The Journey to the Cross

On the Mondays of Lent there will be a Lenten Holy Hour in the Upper Church as we prepare for Holy Week and Easter Sunday. The holy hour will include Eucharistic Adoration, Benediction, and Confessions. All are welcome.

March 13 ~ 7:30pm to 8:30pm March 20 ~ 7:30pm to 8:30pm March 27 ~ 7:30pm to 8:30pm

April 3 ~ 7:30pm to 8:30pm April 10 ~ 7:30pm to 8:30pm

Lent 2017

Our Lenten observances will include the following: • On Fridays during Lent, Mass will be cele-

brated at 12:15 p.m. in the Upper Church. The 8:00 a.m. Mass on Fridays remains un-changed.

• These Friday 12:15 Masses will be preced-ed by Confessions at the usual time (12 minutes before to 5 minutes before the Mass). Confessions will also be available after these Masses till 1:15 p.m.

• Stations of the Cross will be prayed on Fri-days at 7:30 p.m.

• A “Soup & Salad Supper” will be available on Fridays during Lent from 6:00 p.m. till 7:00 p.m. in the church basement. The supper will be open to all and prepared and served by parishioner volunteers. A free will offering will be gratefully accepted. These suppers are intended to make us mindful of foregoing a more substantial dinner on the Fridays of Lent in favor of a lighter meal that does provide sustenance while also highlighting the Lenten themes of sacrifice, self-denial, and penitential practices. Opportunities to (a) socialize with fellow parishioners and (b) get a quick bite to eat before going upstairs to the church for Stations of the Cross are also features of these suppers.

• Lenten Holy Hour on the Mondays of Lent beginning at 7:30 p.m.

• The parish’s Lenten Penance Service will occur during the week preceding Holy Week (date and time to be announced).

May our Lenten journeys nourish our minds and hearts, strengthen us against the chains of sin, and bring us closer to the Sa-cred Heart of Jesus.

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St.Michael’sAltarRosarySocietyMonthlyMeeting

St. Michael’s Altar Rosary Society monthlymeeting isnextWednesday,March15,2017at 1:00pm; Outreach Center; 6 West EndCourt. Allwomen of the parish arewelcometo join us. Call Dotty O’Hara, 732-483-0360,Ext.120withanyquestions.

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ToBINGO,ornottoBINGO?The question has been askedwhether to conduct BINGOgamesatSt.Michael’s.Wewouldliketoformacommitteetotakeacloserlookattheques-tionandevaluatetheprosandcons.Ifyouwouldliketoserveonthiscommittee,pleasecontacttheparishof iceat 732-222-8080. Three volunteers have stepped for-wardthusfar.ToBaccalaureate,ornottoBac-

calaureate?Similarly, a suggestion has beenmadeto celebrate a Baccalaureate Mass inthe Spring of this year to recognize,congratulate, and pray for the 2017graduatesofourparishcommunity . . . atalllevels:ele-mentaryschool,CCD,highschool,vocationalschool,col-lege, graduate, andanyotherappropriate levelof scho-lasticcompletion.IfyouwouldliketotakeanactivepartonacommitteetoplanandorganizethisMassandcele-bration,pleasecalloremailourParishSecretaryLaurenMeissner and submit your name and contact infor-mation.

Respect Life The St. Jerome-St Mary’s Respect Life Committee once again is inviting you to join them in the very important ministry of the “Forty Days For Life” spring campaign. It begins March 1 and runs through April 9, 2017. They plan on partnering once again, with other local par-ishes, conducting peaceful, prayerful protests at the Planned Parenthood facility on Newman Springs Rd. in Shrewsbury where abortions are taking place. The goal of this ministry is to save lives by immersing the area in prayer, thereby saturating the facility, staff, and patients with the love of Our Lord Jesus and His Blessed Mother in an attempt to stop the brutal murder of our most innocent and vulner-able…our babies!! “The Right to Life is the First Human

Right.” To date since this cam-paign began in 2007, there have been 12,668 documented babies saved, 143 abortion workers have quit, and 83 abortion centers have been closed! Life is an essential issue to all of us and as our Pope and Bishops are telling us, “as Catholics we have a responsi-bility to stand for Life”, espe-cially now! Please come, bring your rosary, a friend or two, and stand up for LIFE, Mondays for one hour between 8AM and 6PM at Planned Parenthood in Shrewsbury. In order to have adequate coverage, please call Mary Richards to sign up at 732-222-1562.

ConsiderChoirDo you value a vibrant and living St.Michael’s? Do you value choral music at St.Michael’s?Ifyousaidyestoanyoftheseques-tions, then please spend some time in prayerdiscerningifyouarecalledtojoinSt.Michael’sMusicMinistryasachoirmember.YourdesireforavibrantchurchmaybetheHolySpirit in-viting you to join us. A successful choral pro-gramneedsyou - yes, you! PleasejoinusonanyThursdayat6pminthechoirlofttoseeifthechoir is foryou.Familiesarewelcomeandencouragedtocome!

PASTORAL CARE STEPHEN & PADUAN MINISTRIES

Our Extraordinary Ministers made 14 Communion/shut-in visits and two Stephen Ministry visit during this past week. We pray that we have helped to bring God’s love and peace to His people in need.

God’s Will “Teach me to do Your Will, for You are my God”. Ps 143-10 “Let us serve God, but let us do so according to His Will. He will then take the place of everything in our lives.” St. Vincent de Paul

Pray to Our Lord to help you serve Him always according to His Holy Will. Ask God to show you how to do His Will in everything you say and dohelp you in the early stages of recovering from a tragic loss.

Our Extraordinary Ministers are available for our parishioners to visit the sick, the elderly, and to bring Communion. Please contact us if you need us at 732-483-0360 ext. 120.

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Propagation of the Faith MASS INTENTIONS

THROUGHOUT THE YEAR

MAY 2017 Dr. James G. Mazza Family

AUGUST 2017

Louis & Ursula Carlesimo Family Ronald Lubischer

Wife, Joyce & children, Ronnie & Randy

OCTOBER 2017

Frank and Jodi Di Maggio Mom and Dad

Salvatore J. Mirarchi Joe & Carmel Mirarchi

JANUARY 2018 Dorothy Brady Daughter Dee Celli Kelli A. McCarthy Family

Weekend Collection & Attendance Thank You!

Saturday, March 4, 2017

4:00 PM Mass $2,476.00 351 people 5:00 PM Mass $1,922.00 198 people 7:30 PM Mass $1,098.00 86 people

Sunday, March 5, 2017

7:00 AM Mass $1,216.00 125 people 9:00 AM Mass $2,583.00 119 people 10:00 AM Mass $1,720.00 164 people 11:00 AM Mass $1,360.00 191 people 12:00 Noon $1,280.00 164 people 4:00 PM Mass $1,691.00 207 people 7:30 PM Mass $709.00 172 people _________________________________________

TOTALS: $16,055.00 1777 people

Ash Wednesday: $2,669.00 Catholic Relief Services: $3,727.00

B IBLE S TUDY

All are welc ome! Br ing your Bib le ; b r ing a fr iend !

St Michael ' s Bible Studies meet this week as fo l lows:

O UTREACH C ENTER

-Monday at 7 :00 pm -Wednesday at 1 1 :00 am

L OWER C HURCH -Tuesday at 8 :30 am

- W e d n e s d a y a t 1 0 : 3 0 a m : - W e d n e s d a y a t 7 : 3 0 p m :

P H Divorced,Widowed,andSeparatedGroup"It'sgoodtocareaboutotherpeopleandtheirfeelings;it'sessential to care about ourselves too. Sometimes, to takegoodcareofourselves,weneedtomakeachoice."And that can be a very hard decision. We automaticallycare for those we love. At the same time we ind it sodif iculttotakecareofourowndreams,hopesandneeds.But if you aren't lovingly taking care of oneself, CAN youful illtheneedsofothersaroundyoutotally?ThePATHWAYTOHEALGroupisaministryforseparated,divorced and widowed persons. You are invited to meettwiceamonth.Ourgroupisheretohelpthosewhomaybenew to the emotional stresses of separation and loss inyour world. If you need a place to come and feel safepleaseplanonattendingourgroup.

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A Note from the Music Director...

During the season of Lent, the mu-sic for the Responsorial Psalm will differ from that which appears in the Seasonal Missalette. To create a musi-cal change reinforcing the change in liturgical seasons, we will sing a Com-mon Psalm. The Church offers us a number of options for text and music between the first two readings: “However, in order that the people may be able to sing the Psalm response more easily, texts of some responses and Psalms have been chosen for the

different times of the year or for the different categories of Saints. These may be used instead of the text corre-sponding to the reading whenever the Psalm is sung" (General Instruction of the Roman Missal #61). The Common Psalm is a text that has been chosen for its seasonal appro-priateness. Our Common Psalm will be Ps. 91:1-2, 10-11, 12-13, 14-15. The Re-frain, sung by all, is "Be with me Lord, when I am in trouble." Additionally, the Psalm and Gospel Acclamation will be sung a cappella - without instrumental accompani-

ment. Not only does the use of a cap-pella singing represent a change in mu-sical character, it is a deliberate Len-ten reduction culminating with an en-tirely a cappella Good Friday. “At that time Jesus was led by the Spirit into the desert to be tempted by the devil. He fasted for forty days and forty nights, and afterwards he was hungry.” (Matthew 4:1-2) In a small way, we're engaged in a bit of "musical fasting," waiting for a triumphant Easter Sunday.

Pax Christi, Paul Bergin

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Rosarian Prayer Group

PRAYERS FOR THE SICK OF THE PARISH

This list of parishioners, relatives, and friends are in need of our prayers for healing. Our Rosarians also pray every Saturday for all the parishioners of St. Michael’s. Please note that intentions will be listed for 2 months and then removed, unless the

requestor calls to renew for another 2 months. Please also note that according to the HIPPA & Privacy Laws only the sick themselves or family members may request to be added to the list. Contact the Rectory for all prayer requests. Thank you and may Our Lord grant healing to all those who are suffering and in need of our prayers.

Week 3 Nancy Vecchione

Week 4

Tiffany Patella McCahill Antonio Bevacqui

Tino Rodriguez Rev. Charles Weiser

Diane Delmar

Week 8 Joanne Buono

Corrine Sosnowski Colleen Heffernann

R e l i g i o u s E d u c a t i o n

Sunday CCD Mass at Deal School On Sunday, March 26 at 9:00 a.m. we will celebrate the Mass at the Deal School in the school gym. The Mass will conclude in ample me for the prompt start of the day’s CCD class at 10:00 a.m. All CCD students and their parents and siblings are invited and welcome. We are grateful to the Deal School for making the gym available for this Mass. The inten on of this Mass will be the health and blessing of the parish’s CCD students and their families, and for their spiritual growth and deepening of their faith.

CCD Calendar for March Sunday: March-5th,12th,19th and last day the 26th Tuesday: March-7th,14th,21st and last day the 28th

Please make sure your child/children are a ending all classes. They are studying now for their finals. Each student must take a midterm/final in order to advance to the next grade level.

A en on Confirma on Families of 2016/2017 You should have received in the mail a le er containing a list of your child's requirements that they are working on or should have completed. Please make sure they are studying at home for their interview in April.

Interviews dates: Sunday students April 2nd

star ng at 9:30am at Deal School

Tuesday students April 4th star ng at 3:30pm at Deal School

A en on CCD Families: You will be receiving in the mail your 2017/2018 CCD Re-registra on package. Please read over ALL the informa on provided. Please fill out your form and hand it in ASAP so that your child/children will have a spot in September. Any ques ons please feel free to contact Pa y at 732-483-0360 ext.110 or my cell phone at 908-347-7948. Also if you have a child entering the First grade in September it is now me to register for religious educa on classes. Please call the office and I will mail you a registra on package.

YOUTH GROUP

About 5 years ago I discovered Real Faith T.V. and it changed our Youth Group forever. The show really connects with the

kids in a way that no other program has. The hosts of the show are their same age, so there is a connec-tion right away. The topics that are talked about are age appropriate and are spoken from a Catholic per-spective. I have been searching for other programs to use with my group and I always return to Real Faith T.V., which is a peer produced and faith driv-en teen talk show discussing modern issues facing young people.

This past summer our Youth Group was chosen to participate in the opening segment of one of their episodes. The topic was "Respecting God’s Crea-tion." The Youth Group members were inter-viewed and asked specific questions regarding this topic and how Faith plays a role. This was so excit-ing for our group members! We had a small lake cleanup as part of the segment.

Great job on the amazing turnout at our group meeting last week. We watched the episode of Real Faith T.V. that we appeared in. The kids were so excited to see themselves on T.V. and this is some-thing that we will continue to do each summer :)

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