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St. Alphonsus St. George St. James Hopewell, NJ Titusville, NJ Pennington, NJ
TheCatholicCommunityofHopewellValley.org
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Dear Parishioners,
This week, we say goodbye to Fr. Tom Barry. He will be having daily Mass this week at St. Alphonsus on Monday, at St. George on Tuesday, and at St. James on Wednesday. After, on Wednesday, he takes up his new assignment at St. Katherine Drexel, in Burlington City. It is a parish that merged St. Paul’s and All Saints into one parish. As he continues to serve our Bishop in the years ahead, pray that he will enjoy good health and happiness. We thank him for his ser-vice to our parishes during this past year.
On Wednesday, we welcome Fr. Steve Sansavere who was ordained this Saturday at the Co-Cathedral. In another section of this bulletin, there is a bio of Fr. Steve. As he begins his journey as a priest, we pray for him and that his journey as a priest will be a happy one. Fr. Steve has served in our Diocese for the past 20 years as a Deacon and is no stranger to parish life.
This week, we also welcome Lisa Ann Limongello as our PCL. Her title is Parish Catechetical Leader. This is the title given to her from the Diocese of Trenton. She begins her journey with us combining the administration of the three parish Religious Education programs into one. Thank you again to the three professionals who have led our programs in the past. To Nancy, Donna and Margaret, we say a huge thank you for your years of service to our parishes. We now commit our support to Lisa in the future. It is a great time of uncer-tainty in any area of life, so we need to be together in trying to develop the best possible way to build our faith lives and the faith lives of all into the future.
As many of you know, we have been sending out a lot of information on email, Facebook and on our websites. If we do not have your most current email address, please send it to your parish office so that we can keep you up-to-date on all that is happening.
God bless,
Fr. Mike
Welcome
St. Alphonsus in Hopewell, St. George in Titusville, and St. James in Pennington invite you to be a part of The Catholic Community of Hopewell Valley.
Bishop David M. O'Connell Pastor - Rev. Msgr. Michael J. Walsh (609)737-0122 Ext. 801 [email protected] Parochial Vicar - Fr. Thomas J. Barry, Jr. [email protected] Deacon Pat Brannigan, Ext. 813 [email protected] Deacon Dick Currie, Ext. 812 [email protected] Deacon Larry Gallagher [email protected] Deacon Moore Hank, Ext. 810 [email protected] Deacon Rich Hobson, Ext. 814 [email protected] Deacon Mike Riley [email protected] Music Director Fred Proulx, (609)466-8544 [email protected] CRASH Club Youth Group Marietta Racancoj, Ext. 825 [email protected] Publicity - Michelle Galik [email protected]
Parish Office (609)466-0332 Eileen Zysk [email protected] Office of Faith Formation Donna Millar (609)466-2694 [email protected]
Parish Office (609)737-2015 Judy Petrangeli [email protected] Office of Faith Formation Margaret Dziminski [email protected]
Parish Office (609)737-0122 Diane McGowan, Ext. 805 [email protected] Office of Faith Formation Nancy Lucash, Ext. 820 [email protected]
Betty Malkiewicz, Ext. 821 Nursery School Director Lillian C. Grillo, Ext. 830 [email protected]
Bulletin submissions should be sent to [email protected]. Deadline for submissions is noon on the Monday prior. Bulletin submissions for July 5—due Tuesday, 12 noon, June 23
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Church Support June 20/21, 2020
$13,056 THANK YOU!
St. George Online Giving
thechurchofstgeorge.weshareonline.org
Church Support June 20/21, 2020
$10,833 THANK YOU!
St. James Online Giving https://stjamespennington.org
Mass Intentions
Saturday, 6/27, 5:00pm Jackson Place (Tom & Rita Brenner)
Sunday, 6/28, 8:00am Ronald Crognale (Barbara Newman) 10:00am Margo Sciarrotta (Moore & Theresa Hank) 11:30am Mary Jane Klein (Sam Sciarrotta)
Monday, 6/29, 9:00am Tomothy Kavanagh (Mary Jo Herbert)
Tuesday, 6/30, 9:00am Constance Thurber (Mary Lou Ferenchick) Wednesday, 7/1, 9:00am Eucharistic Prayer Service
Thursday, 7/2, 9:00am Betty Hentz (Jack & Marsha Watro)
Friday, 7/3, 9:00am Michael Bitterly (The Huber Family)
Saturday, 7/4, 5:00pm Tom Muehleisen (Jerri Casamento)
Sunday, 7/5, 8:00am Mafalda Colati (The Povia Family ) 10:00am Joan Carlin, (Barbara & Dave Mennel) 11:30am Ann Rollo, (The Manning Family)
Visit our Facebook page or click below https://www.facebook.com/The-Catholic-Community-of-Hopewell-Valley-2273138319383612
Each Sunday, we will Facebook Live Stream 8:00am Mass. You can view Mass live at 8:00am or view the recording any time afterwards on Facebook or on our website under the About Us tab.
New parishioners
New parishioners should register as soon as possible after moving into the parish. Registration is our only means of certifying anyone as a member of our parish. It is also important for testimonial letters regarding sponsorship for the sacraments, recommendations for positions, schools, character references, etc. Please notify the office of change of your email address.
Mass Intentions
Saturday, 6/27, 5:30pm All Fathers Living & Deceased
Sunday, 6/28, 9:00am All Fathers Living & Deceased 11:00am All Fathers Living & Deceased
Tuesday, 6/30, 7:30am Rev. Msgr. George Ardos
Wednesday, 7/1, 7:30am Bernardine Neibel (Family)
Thursday, 7/2, 7:30am
US Veterans (Colonel Stephen Abel)
Friday, 7/3, 7:30am Eucharistic Service
Saturday, 7/4, 5:30pm Catherine Fiore (Ray & Karen Lauricella)
Sunday, 7/5, 9:00am Philomena & Marius Bonacci (Family) 11:00am Peter E. Jancola
Church Support June 20/21, 2020
$4,830 THANK YOU!
St. Alphonsus Online Giving
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Mass Intentions
Saturday, 6/27 4:00pm Sophie Cvetan (Dave & Nancy Lee) Sunday, 6/28 8:00am Joseph Engel (Pat Mistretta) 10:30am Steven Van Sciver (Proulx Family) Monday, 6/29 7:00am Steve & Mary Kianka (Val Kianka) Wednesday, 7/1 7:00am Rosemarie "Rosebud" Eppenstine (Jim & JoAnn Corbett) Friday, 7/3 NO Daily Mass Saturday, 7/4 4:00pm Anthony John Mokros, Jr. (Columbiettes) Sunday, 7/5 8:00am The People of the Parish 10:30am Arlene Graper (Karnoff Family)
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Adult Education
ReConnecting with the
Catholic Church
If you've been away from the Church for a while and wish to return, we invite you to bring us your questions, concerns and issues so that you can begin the journey back home to the faith of your baptism. For more infor-mation, contact us at 609-737-0112 x820 or faithformation@ stjamespen-nington.org
Becoming Catholic
Are you interested in becoming a Catholic? We have a process that al-lows you to ask questions and explore the Catholic faith to see if this is where your home lies. For more infor-mation, contact us at 609-737-0122 x820 or faithformation @stjamespennington.org or Rose Gallagher 609-737-7446 [email protected]—St.George.
Religious Education
Due to the restrictions of “social distancing” and following the guidelines of our state and diocese, we have cancelled all “in person” summer classes.
ALL RE families in grades 3 - 7 are invited to enroll in our “in Home” Summer session.
Already Registered for 2020-21? Please contact us if you wish to choose this new summer option.
Summer In-Home Intensive Program – Materials have been distributed for our Summer In-Home Program. If you have not picked up your materials, please contact our office. Completed work is due on August 31st.
2020 First Communion and Confirmation will be celebrated in September, as long as our state continues to lift current restrictions to allow us to gather in a large group for Mass.
Families of First Communicants and Confirmandi have been notified to select scheduled dates in September to celebrate these sacraments. Families are asked to contact our office if you did not receive this information.
2020-21 Fall/Spring Session We hope to offer our regular sessions for Grades 1, 3-7, Sacramental Prep and Confirmation Prep 2, but this is still in the planning stages, since we need to see where the state mandates lie come September. Our primary concern is your safety and we ask your understanding and patience as we navigate through these “unchartered waters”.
This Week’s Word
Today’s Gospel is about being sincerely generous in our words and actions to-ward others. Jesus reminds us we must have our priorities in order: Love God first and that will influence how we show our love for others. No longer are we supposed to “pat ourselves on the back” because we go above and beyond for our family; Jesus tells us our concern for our families cannot be an excuse for ignoring the needs of others, who are also children of God. Fundamental to the message in Scripture is concern for others – especially the most vulnerable. Through our baptism, we are called to welcome and care for all of God’s chil-dren; to seek out opportunities to offer a helping hand and extend loving con-cern to the stranger and the outcast, sharing the many gifts we have been giv-en. This is our calling, and it intentionally means leaving our comfort zone (or zip code).
This week, we invite you to make a conscious effort to love others as beings made in God’s image and commit to acting with more kindness and generosity to the outcast and vulnerable in our area. Especially during these stressful times, remember to donate to our local food pantries.
Check in regularly to TrentonMonitor.com for updated news and information about your local faith communities and the worldwide Church.
Seniors Book Group
Hope that everyone has been able
to continue the company of good
books and authors during this
time of isolation. We hope to be
able to meet again in person with
expanded numbers in the very
near future. Keep watching the
BULLETIN for more information
on this. In the meantime stay
well and remember that Christ is
with you always.
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During this time, the deacons will be available by phone every Wednesday from 7:00pm to 8:30pm. Deacon Moore Hank will be available Wed., July 1 at 609-737-0122 Ext 810. We’ll be happy to talk with you, answer questions, or just listen.
For the time being, we will not be having Recitation of the Rosary in our churches. We encourage you to say the Rosary privately in your home.
“The Rosary is the prayer of those who triumph over everything. It was Our Lady who taught us this prayer, just as it was Jesus who taught us the Our Father.” - St. Padre Pio
Cheryl Allen Francis “Ru” Amagasu Ava Barron Hugh Blisard Kate Blisard Matthew Bunsa Kathleen Castoro Lisa Conover Maria Czumbil Melissa Evert Terri Gaines Terri Goeke Thomas & Barbara Goymm Gil Heupel Mary Heupel Alice Howie Robert Hutchinson Kimberly Jackson Nancy Kenworthy Andrew Liput Bob O’Boyle Rob Osborne Maura Grace Owen- O’Boyle Lori Polakowski Ed Panacek Bob Pluta Jean Joe Sabol Gerry Sellner Jeanette Seamon Kathy Sipple David Sison Robert Swanson Joe & Eileen Toth Edmund Trumpovicz Ellie Trumpovicz Amber Wolfinger Anthony Vandenberg Brent Zajac Karl Zajac
Deceased
Nancy Cook Brenda Goeke
Keep in your prayers the men and women serving in our military at home and abroad; Lt. Robin Delgado 2nd Lt. Alison Castoro Dellinger -SRA Zachary DiMaio -Spc. Kenneth Dziminski—2nd Lt. Jonathan Grubb
Capt. Patrick. M Kerins -PFC Andrew Lauricella—Pvt. Brandon Mistretta—1st. Lt. J. Patrick O'Boyle—Lt. Daniel S. Quinlan Specialist Shannon Stradling— Pvt. 2nd Class William Smith—LCpl . Mark Thompson—E4 Specialist Christopher Winters
July 5, 2020
First Reading Zechariah 9:9-10 The Lord shall come to reign in Zion.
Responsorial Psalm Psalm 145:1-2,8-11,13-14 A prayer of praise to God who is our king.
Second Reading Romans 8:9,11-13 Those in whom the Spirit of God dwells must now live according to the Spirit, not the flesh.
Gospel Reading Matthew 11:25-30 Jesus prays in thanks to God, who has revealed himself to the lowly.
When we are unable to be present in church for Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, discover the beauty of adoring Jesus in your heart. “Ask Jesus what he wants from you and be brave!” - Pope Francis
Hope is a ministry offering spiritual support to those whose lives have been affected by the disease of addiction. We are here to pray with you, to listen to your concerns, provide a safe and confidential support network, and, if needed, offer referrals to a variety of resources. Contact Moore or Theresa
Hank, [email protected], 267-573-4287. Dan McCarron 609-933-9443. Jim Haggerty 609-333-8572.
Help us to grow in the Love and Service of our Church as we experience it today. Give us the energy and courage to shape its future. Grant us faith-filled leaders who will embrace Christ's Mission of love and justice. Raise up dedicated and generous leaders from our families who will serve Your people.
Food Drive The Catholic Community of Hopewell Valley continues to
offer an on-going FOOD DRIVE. Non-perishable items
may be dropped off in the bin at the front doors of St.
James Church, Pennington. Questions? Contact:
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Monday: 7:00am St. Alphonsus Church 9:00am St. James Church Tuesday:
7:30am St. George Church 9:00am St. James Church
Wednesday: 7:00am St. Alphonsus Church 7:30am St. George Church 9:00am St. James Church-Eucharistic Service
Thursday: 7:30am St. George Church 9:00am St. James Church
Friday: 7:00am St. Alphonsus Church 7:30am St. George Church-Eucharistic Service 9:00am St. James Church
• Please observe social distancing in the pews and processing to Communion. • Please wear a face covering. • Please take Communion on your hand. • Please sanitize hands upon entering and leaving church and when coming
up to Communion. • Please enter and leave pews one pew at a time. • Please exit to your cars when advised by ushers.
Saturday: 4:00pm St. Alphonsus (with overflow to basement) 5:00pm St. James 5:30pm St. George
Sunday: 8:00am St. Alphonsus (with overflow to basement) 8:00am St. James 9:00am St. George 10:00am St. James 10:30am St. Alphonsus (with overflow in basement) 11:00am St. George 11:30am St. James
Mass will continue to be live-streamed at 8am every Sunday.
Confession Schedule:
St James 11:00am—Saturdays First classroom in the St. James Nursery School, follow signs.
St. Alphonsus 3:15pm—Saturdays At the grotto by the side entrance to the rectory. Weather permitting.
St. George 4:15pm—Saturdays In the St. George Chapel.
Back to Church
www.dioceseoftrenton.org/catholicappeal May our participation in the Annual Catholic Appeal put us in solidarity with those who suffer need of any kind on any given day…those to whom the Lord has promised com-fort, mercy, gentleness, purity of heart, freedom from persecution and peace in the kingdom of heaven.
Job Opening
Nurse, RN (Part-time) The Mount Carmel Guild of Trenton has a position available for a Nurse, RN to provide nursing care to home bound patients in Mercer County. This is a part-time position with PTO (20-23 hours a week, no weekends), reports to the Director of Nursing and has a July 2020 start date. For information, visit www.mtcarmelguild.org
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Of the three theological virtues, faith is listed as the first, but why should we have faith at all? Many will say that it is foolish to have faith, indeed some may even go on to claim that it is harmful. They will say, “There are things we can show to be true, and these we should believe in. Nothing more, nothing less. Faith is to believe in exactly what we cannot demonstrate, and so we ought not to give it any cre-dence. Faith is no virtue at all, but vice.” Those who say this are wrong to be dismissive faith, as it truly is a gift from God. Firstly, there is surely not a person on the planet who does not find something beyond their comprehension. Armed with this intellectual humility, we can see that we are surrounded by ob-jects, mechanisms, and phenomena that are, at least to some of us, a mystery. With mystery abound, is it not reasonable to expect that there are things which no one can really comprehend? I certainly believe so, and God, being utterly transcend-ent, would certainly fall under the category of things which the hu-man mind is incapable of complete-ly understanding. It is only with faith that we can assent to truths such as these.
Secondly, just because something is beyond understanding does not mean that it is an unimportant truth. I rely everyday on truths which I do not understand. I have no idea how tap water is purified, but I have faith that it will not kill me when I drink it. God’s reality, and how He relates to our lives, is
Chat with Tomas Seminarian Tomas Villacis will be available to talk with any-one about vocations, or anything else, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 10:30am to 12:30pm, outside at the St. James grotto. Please wear a mask! For those who prefer to phone, Tomas will answer calls on Mondays, from 6-8pm (609)737-1122 x850.
We need you! Please consider becoming an
All three churches are seeking ushers to help implement the
new social distancing protocols during our Masses.
the most important truth of all. If God is our ultimate end, and knowledge of Him is important to growing closer to Him, then the way we gain that knowledge of God is a virtue indeed; not and evil, but an unqualified good. It is through faith that we have such knowledge, and thus by faith are we able to achieve our good. So, let us remember what a gift faith is, that it can bring us to the high-est good, God, even though He remains a mystery.
Catholic Charities
During the COVID-19 pandemic, in addition to on-site services, Catholic Charities has established Tele-Health and Tele-Mental Health services. Call 800-360-7711.
Food pantries are experiencing a 50% client increase. Pantries distribute pre-packaged food bags in Mercer County (9am-12pm
www.catholiccharitiestrenton.org
Best Wishes to Fr. Tom Barry
in his new assignment
Gracious and loving God, we thank you for the gift of our priests. Through them, we experience your presence in the sacraments.
Help our priests to be strong in their vocation. Set their souls on fire with love for your people.
Grant them the wisdom, under-standing, and strength they need to follow in the footsteps of Jesus. Inspire them with the vision of your Kingdom.
Give them the words they need to spread the Gospel. Allow them to experience joy in their ministry.
Help them to become instruments of your divine grace.
We ask this through Jesus Christ, who lives and reigns as our Eternal Priest.— Amen. (Courtesy of USCCB.org)
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Act of Spiritual Communion Prayer
My Jesus, I believe that You are present in the Most Holy Sacrament.
I love You above all things, and I desire to receive You into my soul.
Since I cannot at this moment receive You sacramentally,
come at least spiritually into my heart. I embrace You as if You were already there
and unite myself wholly to You. Never permit me to be
separated from You. Amen.
Baptism Bundles
My name is Allisa Conover and I lead the Baptism Bundles program at St. Alphonsus, as my Girl Scout Gold Award service project. I am currently working on expanding this program to St. James and St. George. Are you interested in knitting or crocheting a 30" baby blanket? Feel free to email me at [email protected]. Thank you for helping to welcome our newest church members!
Pick of the Week: June 29th is the Feast of
Sts. Peter & Paul We invite you to watch:
Paul of Tarsus: Messenger of Jesus Christ
Peter: Keeper of the Keys Both on Formed.org
TheCatholicCommunityOf-HopewellValley.formed.org
Sunrise Meditation is back (socially distanced by the rectory benches). We would love new members to join! 6:30am, Wednesdays, at St. James
Biography Rev. Stephen Sansevere, D. Min. Born in Jersey City NJ Married to Susanne (4/15/1978-12/25/2017 Deceased) Ordained Permanent Deacon May 13, 2000 A.S. Criminal Justice/ Brookdale Community College (1997) BA: Adult Religious Education/ St. Joseph College, Maine (2008) MA: Pastoral Theology/ St. Joseph College, Maine (2014) Doctor of Ministry: Pastoral Care and Counseling/ Graduate Theologi-cal Foundation (2018) Retired Jersey City Police Sergeant (1979-2004) Pastoral/ Business Administrator St. Gabriel’s Church, Marlboro NJ. 2004-2019 Transitional Deacon: St. Theresa Parish, Little Egg Harbor (July 1, 2019- June 7, 2020) Father Stephen was ordained to the Diaconate on May 13, 2000 by Bish-op John M. Smith and assigned to St. Gabriel’s Parish in Marlboro NJ. During his years of ministry he has preached parish missions and has been invited as a guest homilist to
numerous parishes. Deacon Sanse-vere has been an adjunct homi-letics instructor for the Diocese of Trenton Diaconate formation pro-gram and has given presentations on homiletics to the Diaconate community. Father Steve was re-cently appointed as an Adjunct Professor at Seton Hall University Diaconal Studies Program. Father Stephen is spent a pastoral year at St. Theresa’s culminating with his being ordained a priest on June 27, 2020. He has been a Chaplain for the Jer-sey City Police Department, Marl-boro Police Department and Rob-ert Wood Johnson University Hos-pital in New Brunswick. He is also a chaplain for the Jersey City Police Emerald Society and the National Conference of Law Enforcement Emerald Societies.
Welcome Fr. Steve
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