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The Sunday Steward The weekly parish bulletin for The Church of Saint Ann
1253 Lawrenceville Road, Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 and the Saint Michael Church, Trenton, NJ
MAY 7, 2017 - FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
Congratulations to the boys and girls of our parish who are receiving
the Sacrament of First Eucharist during the 2017 Easter Season.
Kiersten Allesee Veronica Anabaronye
Justin Auricchio Madison Balaam
Chloe Brunner Kelson Brunner Gabriel Buckley
Adriana Burzachiello Quinn Cahill
Alexander Casole Aidan Chanquin Alexandria Cifelli
Charlie Cohen Adriana Zoely Colon
Nicholas Colon David Cook
Charles Crawford Stella DeJesus Camila del Cid
Viviana Di Candia Gian Michael Diaz
Max Edgar Gabriella Egan Ava Fairbanks Brenden Foti
Leilani Francisco Elena Gancarz Ethan Garber Sofia Garmise
Amaya Germain Brody Gill
Sophia Gilli
Angel Gonzalez Bernardo Gonzalez, Jr.
Loren Gonzalez Carter Hewitson Jamon Hewitson
Cole Hines Liam Hocquaux
Paige Holbig Brielle Jimenez Dylan Kawalek
Gianna Kennedy Lucas Klama
Wesley Klama David Kobus
Addison Koveloski Anna Kramer
Olivia Kulczycki Natalie LaMagra
River Lasinski James Lyons
Jacob MacKinnon Isabella Maldari
Neil Manalo James Manangan
Charlotte McGlynn Mackenzie Menchu
Sabrina Miranda Julia Mrozik Jack Murphy
Olivia Murphy Abigail Oravsky
Cara Petura
Angelina Piamonte Omar Pineda Isabella Ross Jose Santiago
Madeline Seabridge Savannah Seabridge
Trevor Seelley Nicholas Sferra Sarah Sienicki
Neve Sirois Alexander Socha
Emily Solares Karla Solares
Camilla Soto-Castillo Miles Sykes
Gavin Tamayo Miguel Tamayo
Hector Tenorio-Perez Nathan Tepper Sarah Thomas
Jacob Vasil Aidan Verga
Carly Villegas Tommy Vitella
Giulia Vittadello Colton Weber Ian Williams
Kees Williams Parker Woods
Preston Woods Robert Zimmaro
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SUN., May 7
7:30 AM
9:30 AM
11:00 AM
12:30 PM
In Memory of My Dear Mother, Elide A. Fabbro by
Lydia Fabbro Keephart Richard and Lydia De La Fuente "50th Anniversary" by Mel and Maria Santos
Michalina Zangrilli by Maria Zangrilli Alice Zita by Danny and Marisa Seals
Cristina Rossi by Giacinta Lubrano Albert and Robert Bottoni - Happy Birthday by Theresa Bottoni and Family
Carmen and Carmela Veltri by Veltri Family Henry J. Sondej, Sr. by Michele, Joe, Bryce and Erica
ST. MICHAEL 8:45 AM
10:00 AM
Norma G. Stirpe by Angela, Alex, Katie and Henry Brun Charles Wood by Marybeth Wood
MON., May 8 8:00 AM
Emily Nigh by People of the Parish Jean Dalton and Jack Donovan by Susan Donovan
TUE., May 9 8:00 AM
Olimpia Romano by Daughter Victoria and
Grandchildren Jessica Masterson by Edward and Cindy Masterson and Edward, Jr.
WED., May 10
8:00 AM
Joseph Gryziewicz by People of the Parish Eileen Lanigan by People of the Parish
THURS., May 11
8:00 AM
Elizabeth Petrone by People of the Parish Robert T. Jones, Sr. by People of the Parish
FRI., May 12 8:00 AM
Emma Bossio by People of the Parish Vincent P. Daly by Wife Dariss Daly and Children
SAT., May 13 8:00 AM
5:00 PM
Patricia Ann Jordan by People of the Parish Vito and Carmela Tamasi by Ida and Vincenzo Ciccone Anne Dillon by Dolores and Joe Ignas Veronica and Joseph Marsh by Daughter
SUN., May 14 7:30 AM
9:30 AM
11:00 AM
12:30 PM
Elizabeth A. Dillon by Robert Dillon Mary Butler by Daughter Janet
People of the Parish Henry Sondej by His Family
Miriam Curtis by Robert Curtis Joseph Geslock by Loving Family
Joann Scofield by Russ Scofield and Family Mr. and Mrs. Mario and Libera Tamasi by Sandy and Maria Procaccini
ST. MICHAEL 8:45 AM
10:00 AM
Mary Schleher by The Schleher Family Norma Stirpe by Susan and Dave Hobson
Susan and Michael Hudak by Dolores and Joe Ignas
MAY 7, 2017 - FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER DAILY LITURGY
for the Week of May 7, 2017
What is not to like about waking up in the morning, hearing the birds chirping their message to “Rise and Shine for it is a Spring Day in the Neighborhood”. Touched by a radiant sun, we look ahead at a beautiful day which happily includes the dramatic shedding of the winter coat, flowers and trees spreading their awesome colors all around, outdoor eating, delicious fresh fruits and vegetables on our plates, flip-flops and t-shirts, little league without the chill, and savoring the longer days in the light! It is May and people all around are smiling at “our common home” and the world is smiling back. For trivia lovers, the United Kingdom officially designates May as National Smile Month! As the month of May merrily moves along, the promise of new life and new hope envelop us daily. Life is also alive and well in our Catholic church as we traditionally include in the 50 days of Easter, many rich and lasting moments in our faith celebrations. The festival of sacraments is celebrated in May including, First Communion, Confirmation, May Crowning, Mother’s Day, Baptism and Ordination, all moments of joy and gladness. What a blessing of Divine light and love is present at each of these community celebrations. Cheers to our young people whose sincerity and excitement help us to remember the church of our childhood where we received the Body of Christ and answered for the first time, “Amen”. And here we are, many AMENS later, gathered around the sacred table, asking the God of New Life to unite us all as we embrace and give thanks for the gifts of the spring season that energize our spirits to grow stronger in our love of God and all humanity.
A LETTER FROM SR. PAT
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SUNDAY, May 7 , 2017 FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
● Children’s Liturgy of the Word 9:45 AM - Pope John Paul Community Room
● 12:30 Mass Band Rehearsal 11:00 AM - Sister Thea Bowman Music Room
● Rosary Altar Society Parish May Crowning 12:30 PM Mass - Church
● Baptisms 2:00 PM - Church ● Evening Centering Prayer 7:00 PM - Spiritual
Direction Room
MONDAY, May 8 , 2017
● Centering Prayer 10:00 AM - Spiritual Direction Room
● Miraculous Medal Novena 1:30 PM - Chapel ● Adult Confirmation Preparation 7:00 PM -
Spiritual Direction Room ● Finance Committee 7:00 PM - Conference
Room ● Saint Vincent de Paul Society 7:15 PM - Msgr.
McCorristin Room
TUESDAY, May 9 , 2017
● Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament 12:00 Noon to 6:00 PM - Chapel ● Divine Mercy Holy Hour 3:00 PM - Chapel ● Baptism Preparation Class 7:00 PM - Dorothy
Day Room
WEDNESDAY, May 10, 2017
● PTA Board Meeting 6:30 PM -Pope John XXIII Room
● Bible Study 7:00 PM - Pope John Paul Community Room ● Adult Choir Rehearsal 7:30 PM - Sister Thea
Bowman Music Room
Position Available St. Michael Church, 1130 Brunswick Avenue in Trenton, is searching for a part-time Sexton-Sacristan. The position is available immediately. The hours vary between 10-15 hours per week. Monitors overall maintenance and cleanliness of church facilities. If interested please send resume to: [email protected].
THURSDAY, May 11, 2017
● Saint Ann School Preschool Pre-3 Mother’s Day Tea Party 10:30 AM - Pope John Paul
Community Room ● Junior Legion of Mary 2:30 PM - American Martyrs Room ● First Holy Communion Practice for May 13th 6:00 PM - Church ● Prayer Shawl Ministry 7:00 PM - Pope John
XXIII Room ● Saint Ann Novena 7:30 PM - (Saint Michael
Church) ● Saint Jude Novena 8:00 PM - (Saint Michael
Church)
FRIDAY, May 12, 2017
● Youth Choir Rehearsal 5:00 PM - Sister Thea Bowman Music Room
SATURDAY, May 13, 2017
● First Holy Communion Celebration 10:00 AM - Church
● Reconciliation 4:00 PM - Church ● Sunday Vigil Mass 5:00 PM - Church
SUNDAY, May 14 , 2017 FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER Happy Mother ’s Day!
● Children’s Liturgy of the Word 9:45 AM - Pope John Paul Community Room
● 12:30 Mass Band Rehearsal 11:00 AM - Sister Thea Bowman Music Room
● Evening Centering Prayer 7:00 PM - Spiritual Direction Room
MAY 7, 2017 - FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
WEEKLY SCHEDULE
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SUNDAY COLLECTIONS
Weekend of April 29/30, 2017 WRAP YOUR GIFT . . . USE YOUR ENVELOPES
Weekly Offering for the Church of Saint Ann
Number of Registered Households
Number Using Envelopes Last Week
Sunday Collection
Electronic Funds
Total Contributions *Note: electronic contributions are received twice a month.
Weekly Offering for Saint Michael Church
Novena
Total
2,977
491
$13,461.00
*0,000.00
$13,461.00
$830.00
__257.00
$1,087.00
MAY 7, 2017 - FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
We Pray for the Sick
Doris Goulding Dan Dziura
Jim Zogbaum Barbara Cammarata
Migel Trusti Mary Schiavone
Rosalia Palla Pat Moran
Gertrude Belotti Margaret Mary Riether Jonathan Philip Cino
And all parishioners who are sick and homebound.
Note: If you would like a family member or friend prayed for, please call Sister Pat.
Parish Mission Statement The Church of Saint Ann
in Lawrenceville is a Roman Catholic family of faith,
built on the inspiration of past generations,
to serve the community by loving God and our neighbor.
We strengthen faith, celebrate the sacraments,
provide for the spiritual and corporal works of mercy,
educate across the lifespan, heal the spiritually broken,
and respect the dignity of human life.
We live the Gospel and seek Christ in all people.
Saint Ann Sanctuary Candle
NICOLA CICCONE Requested by
Wife, Ada Ciccone and Family
WEEK OF MAY 7, 2017
Dear Church of Saint Ann,
Blessings to you as we celebrate this Easter Season of new life. Thank you for your generous donation of $1,200. Your gift will surely provide reason for hope for the most vulnerable people in the countries where we serve. We are grateful for your joining hands with us to reach out to them.
Pope Francis says that responding to needy and excluded people “is at the heart of the Gospel” (Ecuador, 2015). As you partner with us in ministry through your faithful support, we are able together to make such a response, providing centers for healing of bodies and spirits in a number of places around the world, Without you this could not happen. Thank you.
Every Friday be assured that you, our dedicated benefac-tors, are remembered with gratitude in the prayers of Maryknoll Sisters wherever we are. You continue to help make hope blossom and mission possible and we never forget that.
Gratefully yours in Christ, Sr. Rosalie Lacorte, MM Maryknoll Sisters These monies were made available through the Church of Saint Ann’s Tithing Committee.
Saint Ann Icon Candle
LOIS BEASTON Requested by
Sczerbowicz and Beaston Families
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MAY 7, 2017 - FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
PLEASE TAKE NOTE
New Parishioners Please welcome the following new members to our church family who registered in April 2017:
Paul and Nina Andreas Jonathan Dauber Christina Marino Raymond Nagy
Rebeca Nogueira Randy Varona
Baptism Congratulations
This weekend we welcome into our church through Baptism:
Brayden Thomas CIOCIAN Everleigh Meg CIOCIAN
Jackson William COE Tyler David PAOLINI
Andrew POKORNY Mendel POKORNY
Religious Education
SCHEDULE Sunday, May 7
9:30 AM Mass Children’s Liturgy
Thursday, May 11 6:00 PM First Holy Communion Practice for May 13
(bring child’s banner)
Saturday, May 13 10:00 AM First Holy Communion
Sunday, May 14 9:30 AM Mass Children’s Liturgy
Tuesday, May 16 6:00 PM Confirmation Practice for 6:00 PM
Wednesday, May 17 6:00 PM Confirmation Practice for 4:00 PM
Friday, May 19 Confirmation 4:00 PM and 6:00 PM
Sunday, May 21 9:30 AM Mass FINAL Children’s Liturgy
Sunday, May 28 Registration Opens for the 2017-2018 School Year
LOAVES AND FISHES
PLANNING MEETING A planning meeting for the Loaves and Fishes
Committee will be held on Tuesday, May 16, 2017 at
7:00 PM in the Faith Development Center.
The parishioners of the Church of Saint Ann will serve
a meal to those in need on Saturday, July 22, 2017 at
Saint Mary’s Cathedral in Trenton. The Loaves and
Fishes members coordinate the meal. All are welcome.
For more information please contact Claire Becerra at
(609) 406-7974 or [email protected].
NATIONAL COLLECTION Trinity Dome
Next week, our parish will participate in a national collection for
the Trinity Dome to complete the Basilica of the National Shrine
of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, DC, before its
100th anniversary. Also known as America’s Catholic Church,
the National Shrine has been a century in the making, built by
and for the faithful of our great nation in honor of our Blessed
Mother, the patroness of the United States. Become a part of
Mary’s Shrine and help to bring to completion our church! For
more information, please visit: www.trinitydome.org.
This will be a separate/second collection.
Ascension Thursday May 25th
Masses: 7:00 AM, 9:00 AM, 12:15 PM and 7:00 PM
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MAY 7, 2017 - FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Religious Goods Store The Religious Goods Store will be open next weekend after all Masses. Please stop by and take a look around.
Please Pray for Those Serving in the Military
Let us pray for all of those parishioners, friends, and relatives of parishioners who are serving in the Military, including: Tyler DeJianne and Brian Gutro
If you would like a loved one serving remembered in prayer, email [email protected] with his or her name or drop it off at the Faith Development Center Welcome Desk.
Monthly Food Collection FOOD ITEMS NEEDED TO HELP
THOSE IN NEED LOCAL FOOD BANKS ARE LOW ON
FOOD Just a reminder that the second Sunday of every month is “Food Drive Sunday.” In an effort to increase the supply of food we donate locally, we are encouraging all of our parishioners to bring in a bag of groceries on the second Sunday of every month.
Items needed are: cereal, cranberry juice, deodorant, detergent, canned vegetables, peanut butter, pasta, pasta sauce, sham-poo, soap, toilet tissue, rice, napkins, soups, stuffing, tuna, and jelly.
If you forget, don’t worry, we’ll take them on any Sunday. You can leave your bag of non-perishable food items in the lobby of the church.
At present, we send this food to Mt. Carmel Guild, the Lawrence Community Center (HomeFront), and Better Community Housing. Thanks for your support.
Catholic Home Missions Appeal
Thank you for your generous support of last week’s Catholic Home Missions Appeal. Your contributions will help strengthen the Church at home and ensure that the Gospel is spread across the United States. If you missed the appeal, it’s not too late to give! Just visit www.usccb.org/nationalcollections and click on the “How to Give” link on the left.
Volunteers Needed We are in need of volunteers to help with garden watering, weeding, and tending to the flowers. If you can help, please contact Matt Kiefer at (609) 209-1088. Thank you!
Youth Choir
Saint Ann Youth Choir is in the process of recruiting new members in grades 5
th through college. We are in need of
all voices to Praise the Lord. This is one way for Confirmation candidates and high school students to earn their service hours. Rehearsals are held on Fridays from 5:00 PM to 6:30 PM. Please email Miss Jean DiMarco the Youth Choir Director [email protected].
Children’s Education Lifeline Established in January 2009, the Children’s Educa-tional Lifeline (CEL) Fund assists families who are temporarily unable to meet the cost of education at Saint Ann School. This program is a way for capable members of the Saint Ann community to reach out to families in financial crisis and aid them in securing a quality, faith-based education for their children.
Donations may be dropped in the Sunday collection basket in an envelope marked “Children’s Educational Lifeline” or may be mailed to Saint Ann School, 34 Rossa Avenue, Lawrenceville, NJ, 08648. All Contributions are tax deductable.
Prayer Shawl Ministry Hand-crafted shawls, lap robes, baby blankets, chemo caps, and rosaries made by members of the Saint Ann and Saint Michael Prayer Shawl Ministry are available to parishioners in nursing homes, hospitals, the homebound, or someone needing prayers and a kind word or gesture. Please call the Prayer Shawl Ministry at (609) 882-6491 ext. 167 and leave a message if you or anyone you know could use one and we will get back to you.
Prayer Shawl Ministry meets in the Pope John XXIII Room of the Faith Development Center. We meet on the first and third Thursday (May 18) of each month from 10:00 AM until 12:00 noon. We also have evening Prayer Shawl Ministry on the second Thursday (May 11) of each month at 7:00 PM.
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MAY 7, 2017 - FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
ANNOUNCEMENTS, continued
Rosary Altar Society
The next Rosary Altar Society meeting is scheduled for Monday, May 15, 2017 at 6:00 PM in the Pope John Paul Community Room. This is our annual covered dish, please bring a dish to share. All women of the Parish are welcome to attend. We hope you will join us!
May Enrollment Miraculous Medal Society
You will be prayed for and a Mass will be said for you daily. You will receive a Miraculous Medal and a Membership Card. Enroll yourself and your loved ones for 25¢ per individual for one year. Perpetual (life) Membership is $15 per individual.
Leave enrollment fees and list of enrollees (in an enve-lope) at the Welcome Desk in the Faith Development Center, Attention: Lee Gianninoto (609) 730-1037.
Please join us for the Miraculous Medal Novena each Monday at 1:30 PM in the Daily Chapel.
Lawrence Council 7000 Catholic High School Scholarship In continuation of support for Catholic education, the Knights of Columbus Lawrence Council 7000 is once again offering a $500.00 scholarship to a member of the Church of Saint Ann or Saint Ann’s School who will be attending a Catholic high school for the first time in the Fall of 2017.
To be eligible, interested students must complete an application and submit a 250 word essay on the impor-tance of Catholic education, the Catholic faith and community service, and what each means to you. Please contact Chris Socha at (609) 865-2611 for more information.
Applications must be postmarked no later than May 26, 2017.
The Sunday Steward The Sunday Steward, our weekly parish bulletin, is available in print each Sunday and on line at www.churchofsaintann.net and will keep you focused on the Easter season and aware of the activities of the week.
Faith Direct I am thankful for all the generous gifts that you provide to our parish, but I realize that you cannot be with us every Sunday of the year. Please consider using our secure electronic giving program Faith Direct. Faith Direct will automatically process any offertory or second collection donations of your choosing.
You can sign up online at www.faithdirect.net using our church code: NJ709, or by mailing a paper enrollment form available in the parish office or by calling Vito Pulito at (609) 882-6491, ext.119 who will personally assist you in signing up. Thank you for your continued support of our parish family!
God Bless You, Fr. Gerard F. Lynch, O.SS.T.
Take a Look at . . . The Back of the Bulletin
We would like to call your attention to the firms that support our parish by purchasing advertisements on the back of the bulletin. If you are in the market for their products or services, please use them and let them know you saw it in our bulletin. A portion of the income from these advertisements helps cover the cost of the bulletin.
Been Away for Awhile? No matter how long you have been away,
and no matter what the reason, we invite you to consider
renewing your relationship with the Catholic Church. ALL ARE WELCOME!
Please call: (609) 882-6491 ext. 116 or email [email protected]
Remembrance in Your Will A remembrance for your parish in your will is a wonderful way to provide for the future
well-being of your parish community. Thank you for considering this very special way of
sharing with your parish family.
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MAY 7, 2017 - FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
Summer Camp 2017
“WE WILL FLY with JESUS” The Church of Saint Ann
Monday through Friday
JULY 31 - AUGUST4 9am – 4pm
In the Faith Development Center of The Church of Saint Ann
1253 Lawrenceville Rd, Lawrenceville NJ 08648
Safe Environment! Crafts, Reading, Outdoor Play,
Math, Science, History (Snacks & Lunch included)
and a Whole Lot more! Age Group K – 6th grade $140.00 per week.
Age Group 7th grade – 10th grade $50.00 per week
16 yrs old or older – Free
(To be a Camp Leader you must contact MaryAnn Raccosta)
Camp activities will be modified for each age group!
Leadership and motivation sessions in the mornings for all teenagers.
Afternoon will be service hours.
For more information call Maryann Raccosta, Youth Ministry Coordinator
609-538-8756 or email [email protected]
MUST REGISTER BY MAY 30. PAYMENTS DUE BY JULY 15, 2017. First come first serve.
Registration for Summer Camp 2017
“WE WILL FLY with JESUS”
Family’s Last Name: ______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Child’s Name: ___________________________________________________________________________ Grade in Sept.:________________
Address: ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Phone number(s): ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Email address: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
*Make check payable to The Church of St. Ann/Summer Camp 2017.
Space below is to provide INFORMATION I NEED TO KNOW ABOUT YOUR CHILD and PERSONS ABLE TO PICK UP YOUR CHILD.
If you have ANY QUESTIONS or CONCERNS or SPECIAL NEEDS please contact me. THANK YOU!
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Greater Eldridge Park Neighborhood Association (GEPNA)
Community Yard Sale !! Saturday, May 20th, 8 AM – 2PM Corner of Lawrence Avenue and Route 206
$15/space, $25 for 2 spaces Contact Chris or Angie at (609) 883-1616, or
MAY 7, 2017 - FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
SISTERS OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD Make a difference in the life of a local child this summer.
For over forty years, The Sisters of the Good Shepherd have provided low-income Monmouth County children with a safe,
enriching summer at Kateri Day Camp. You can help a child this summer!
Camp costs include transportation, programs and activities, staff and two healthy meals each day.
Your donation will have an impact on a child’s life.
$70 = one day of camp $350 = one week of camp
$2,500 = full seven weeks of camp
Visit www.collieryouthservices.org to donate online or mail your contribution to: Collier Youth Services,
*Campership Appeal*, P.O. Box 300, Wickatunk, NJ 07765-0300
AREA NEWS . . .
Mount Carmel Guild’s Fifth Annual 50/50 Raffle is now taking place! The ticket price remains $25 with the lucky winner to receive half of all sales. Last year, the winner received close to $10,000! The drawing will be held on Tuesday, May 16
th. To get your tickets, simply print an order form from our website www.MtCarmelGuild.org or call us at
609.392.5159, Ext. 3.
Once again, the Guild will use its share of the proceeds for our Feeding Families Fridays program. During the summer months when children do not receive hot breakfast and lunch meals at school, this program provides families with extra food for the weekend.
NJ State Registration #495-4-32062, Lic. # RL-668 No one under the age of 18 years is permitted to participate.
If gambling is a problem for you or someone in your family, dial 1-800-GAMBLER.
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Parish Office: Fax:
Parish Website:
609-882-6491 609-882-4366 www.churchofsaintann.net
Saint Ann School School Fax:
School Website:
609-882-8077 609-882-0327 www.st-ann-school.org
Religious Education Office:
609-882-1212
RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS (RCIA) RCIA is the process by which adults become full, active, participating members of the Catholic Church. This includes receiving the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist. Please call the parish office for information.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PROGRAM Parish Religious Education Program for Children K-8 meets Sundays 10:45 AM - to Noon or Mondays 6:00 PM until 7:15 PM. Family Generations of Faith meets once a month. Sacrament Preparation for First Holy Communion is 2
nd
Grade and for Confirmation it is 7th and 8
th Grades. Phone: (609) 882-1212 - Office located on the second floor of
Saint Ann School.
SAINT ANN SCHOOL 34 Rossa Avenue, Lawrenceville, NJ 08648
Saint Ann School has provided quality elementary school education for over forty years. It also sponsors extended day and afterschool programs. The preschool program serves children aged three to four years. Phone (609) 882-8077 Fax (609) 882-0327
PARISH OFFICE HOURS Located in the Faith Development Center. (Entrance behind Church/opposite Saint Ann School.) Parish Office Hours: Monday, Thursday and Friday 8:30 AM until 4:30 PM; Tuesday and Wednesday 8:30 AM until 8:00 PM; Sunday 9:00 AM until 3:00 PM; and by appointment. Call anytime in the case of an emergency.
PARISH BULLETIN Information for the bulletin needs to be received at the Parish Office by 3:00 PM on Friday of the preceding week. E-mailing items for consideration to [email protected] is preferred. Thank you!
MASS TIMES Sunday Eucharist: Saturday Vigil: 5:00 PM; Sunday: 7:30, 9:30, and 11:00 AM and 12:30 PM Saint Michael Church: 8:45 AM (English); 10:00 AM (Slovak); 12:30 PM (Korean)
Daily Mass: Monday through Saturday at 8:00 AM; Morning Prayer/Communion Service: Monday and Friday at 7:00 AM
PASTORAL TEAM Rev. Gerard F. Lynch, O.SS.T., Pastor (609) 882-6491, ext. 112 Mr. Gary Maccaroni, Pastoral Associate (609) 882-6491, ext. 116 Rev. Msgr. Casimir Ladzinski, Weekend Assistant Sr. Pat McGinley, SSJ, Pastoral Associate (609) 882-6491, ext. 115 Rev. Peter Bujdos, Weekend Assistant Mr. James Scott, Deacon
MAY 7, 2017 - FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
Bishop George Ahr High School In anticipation of its 50
th anniversary, Bishop George Ahr/St. Thomas High School wants to reconnect with all of its
alumni. We have a news article on the website www.bgahs.org asking alumni to update their most recent contact infor-mation. You may reach us at [email protected] the alumni office, so we can keep you informed of the events planned for our upcoming milestone celebration.
GIFT SHOP VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR MORRIS HALL Looking for a volunteer opportunity where you can meet new friends and make a difference? Consider becoming a gift shop volunteer at Morris Hall’s Saints’ Corner Boutique. Located on Route 206 in the heart of Lawrenceville, Morris Hall is home to nearly 200 residents residing in St. Mary’s Assisted Living and St. Joseph’s Skilled Nursing Center. Staffed by volunteers, the shop is open daily from 10 AM to 5 PM, and is an integral part of the social fabric of the facility. All proceeds from the shop benefit the residents of Morris Hall.
Shifts generally last two hours, but hours are flexible. Some volunteers work weekly, some monthly, and others fill in when regular volunteers are unavailable. Training will be provided. If you are interested in finding out more about helping at the shop, please contact Margie Geiger, Gift Shop Manager, at (201) 213-6736.