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Death and life is in the power of the tongue. Our words have tremendous power for good or for evil for life or for death. This is because our ability to speak and communicate reflects the divine image we bear. God speaks the world into existence and the church grows as the word of God spreads. In this series we will look at the power of words and how to use them for good.

Week Four – “Words of Encouragement”

260 Conrow Road • P.O. Box 1099 • Delran, New Jersey 08075

Rev. John C. Garrett Pastor

Rev. Michael J. O’Connor

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Deacon William Briggs Deacon Dan Meehan , OFS

Deacon Jim Cattanea

Trish Haran Business Manager Mariana Pirri Office Manager

Rich Scanlon Director of Faith Formation

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Office of Readings and Morning Prayer at 8:30 AM

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Sunday Mass at 10 AM

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June 7, 2020 SUNDAY 10:00 AM For the Parishioners & John E. Meiluta, Jr. r/b Adele Meiluta Jeff Bautz r/b Barbara & Don Bautz Doretta Sherlock r/b Her Family Paul Family r/b Rosemarie Mary Ferlazzo r/b Wachter Family

June 8 - 13, 2020 Monday Joan Garland r/b Lorraine End Tuesday Audrey Titto r/b Brian, Christina &

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Garrett Thursday- Audrey Titto r/b Cookie & Butter Bucci Friday Tony & Dot Szyszkiewicz r/b

Szyszkiewicz Family Saturday Audrey Titto r/b Mariana Pirri

June 13 & 14, 2020 SATURDAY 5:00 PM (HN) Philip Wing r/b Wife & Daughter Mary Wojceichowski r/b Melanie Klesch SUNDAY 8:00 AM (SC) Frank Lauth r/b Anna Lauth

10:00 AM (HN) For the Parishioners Connie Miklosh & Janet Zaccardi r/b

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PRAY FOR OUR MILITARY We pray for the safety and the Lord’s protection of our men and women in the military especially Joseph Maute, Jr., Mike Minnis, Kevin Quinn, Michelle Aleszczyk,

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Pray for the Deceased Please remember Joseph Leusner in your prayers. Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord.

Father’s Day Cards On Father’s Day, June 21. remember your father in a Novena of Masses. If you receive envelope packs, please drop off or mail your Father’s Day envelope to the office to be received by Thursday, June18.

(If dropping off, there is a mailbox on the right side of the wall outside the office door. It is locked and secure. You may slip your envelope in the slot.)

Votive Candles Votive Candles “In Memory of” or for a “Special Intention” or “In Thanksgiving” are available at both our St. Casimir and Holy Name locations. At St. Casimir, we have the Lamp of Remembrance and the Lamp of Devotion. At Holy Name, we have the Tabernacle Votive and the Adoration Chapel Votive. The intention goes from Sunday to Saturday. A stipend of $10 is requested and cards are available to notify an individual, or the family of the deceased, if applicable.

Thank you! Donation of $200 was made for mulch for the church grounds in memory of Pop Pop Joe Provenzano, Love Trish If you would like to make a donation for mulch or grounds care or if you want to volunteer for the Garden Club email me at [email protected].

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June 7, 2020

From Fr. JC Maximilian’s Desk

“More Than Words” Week 4: Words of Encouragement

This weekend is kind of a milestone. This should be the last Sunday Mass that I live-stream from the chapel in the rectory. We plan to return to our regular weekend schedule next weekend, although with a good number of restrictions. Please be sure to read the guidelines for “Re-

Entering the Churches” which are published on the parish website, in the eBulletin, and on the parish Facebook page. This is also the fourth week of our message series, “More Than Words.” The main point of this message series is that life and death are in the power of the tongue and in order for us to be better followers of Christ, better friends and co-workers and neighbors and brothers and sisters, we have to be learning to use our words wisely. Three weeks ago we looked at some of the sins of the tongue. Those sins come from our heart. For out of the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaks. We looked at how our words reveal our heart and reveal what we have to work on in our heart. Two weeks ago we looked at finding words in Scripture to bring clarity and direction to our life. We don’t want to let the words of others define our direction. We want to let the word of God set the direction to our lives. And so we asked everyone to begin looking for a verse or story of Scripture to claim as your own. Last week we acknowledged that everyone experiences communication breakdowns, and looked at the account of the Tower of Babel to better understand the causes of communication breakdowns (namely pride, trying to make ourselves equal to God), and the account of Pentecost in the Acts of the Apostles as an example of how we can unity to what our communications breakdowns has caused to divide. This week we are going to look at something that everyone in the world seems to be starving for: words of encouragement. Some research indicates that for every one word of encouragement that we hear, we hear six words of criticism. That ratio is so wrong. As we will hear this weekend from St. Paul in his Second Letter to the Corinthians, as Christians we are commanded to be encouragers. So what we need to know from this weekend’s message is that as Christians we are called to offer words of encouragement to the people around us. The two main ways we can do this is by helping them know that they are not alone in their struggles and doubts, and that they do have what it takes to deal with whatever they are dealing with. After hearing this weekend’s message what we are called to do is identify someone in our lives who is in a particular need of encouragement, and share with them some words of encouragement.

June 7, 2020

PRIVATE PRAYER Holy Name Church is open on Mondays & Wednesdays

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*** only 10 people may be admitted at a time… Masks MUST be worn!

MORE THAN WORDS

Week Four- June 6 & 7 – Trinity Sunday “Words of Encouragement” Scripture: 2 Cor. 13:11-13 In the second reading, Paul tells the Corinthians to encourage one another. Truett Cathy, the founder of Chick-fil-A once asked, “What is the telltale sign someone needs to be encouraged? They are breathing.” We have an incredible ability to use our words to encourage and bless the people around us. In this message we will look at the power of encouragement and how to use our words as a blessing to others. What do we want them to know? Our words can be a great blessing and encouragement to others. What do we want them to do? Identify one person they want to bless and encourage in the week ahead.

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June 7, 2020

WAYS FAMILIES CAN COPE DURING STAY-AT-HOME ORDERS When St. Ignatius of Loyola started the Jesuit order, it was a common practice for the Jesuits to understand and live their First Principle. What is a First Principle? It is, in sum, a way of living and being. St. Ignatius knew that as humans we are creatures of habit. So, he instructed the Jesuits to make their First Principle a habit. The Jesuits First Principle is Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam (A.M.D.G.), which means all for the glory of God. Throughout the day Jesuits are to keep this First Principle in mind by repeating it and asking themselves if what they are doing right now glorifies God. If it does, then they do it. If it does not, then they don’t do it. This is a great time for parents to begin a first principle and encourage their kids to do the same. At dinner or before bed families can discuss their day and if certain actions or activities glorified God that day or not. St. Ignatius felt very strongly about this first principle. In fact, he believed it was the way to sanctity and sainthood. I cannot think of a better reason for parents to want to incorporate this first principle into their family life then for parents to want to help their kids (and themselves) become saints. This is our ultimate purpose as parents – to lead our kids to a relationship with God that will last forever. The first principle is not easy. It takes some discipline. There will be days where family members will forget to keep their first principle in mind. There will be times when they remember the first principle too late, maybe after they said or did something that did not glorify God. This is all part of the discipline of learning a new habit. I have heard psychologists claim that a new habit is learned by continuous repetition for anywhere between 21—120 days (depending on what psychologist you listen to). St. Ignatius knew this well and was constantly asking his Jesuits how they were doing following their first principle. We as parents resemble St. Ignatius except that instead of an order (Jesuits) we have a family (kids). We can constantly remind ourselves and ask our children the same question that St. Ignatius would ask the Jesuits – How are you doing following your first principle? This can stem into other questions too, such as what is giving you trouble following your first principle or what are some things you plan on doing tomorrow to follow your first principle? Mother Theresa had her Missionaries of Charity follow the same idea as St. Ignatius of Loyola. Instead of their first principle being all for the glory of God, they have their first principle as one of Christ’s last words on the Cross: I Thirst. The words “I Thirst” are written underneath every Cross in every Missionary of Charity home. They are to constantly remember those words from Christ as if he is speaking to them personally and telling them He thirst for their love. And they ask the question, am I loving Jesus in what I am doing, speaking, thinking right now? So, your first principle does not need to be A.M.D.G. It does not need to be I Thirst. But, pick something out and stick to it. There is no better time than now, when we are stuck at home to begin our first principle. I believe that if each family starts living their first principle to the best of their ability there will be massive change for the better in our culture. People will be kinder, relationships will be stronger, verbal communication among neighbors and family members will return, mercy and forgiveness, patience and the virtues will reign in our hearts. And St. Ignatius and Mother Theresa will be looking down on us with a big smile.

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June 7, 2020 Most Holy Trinity “For God so loved the world that He gave His only Son…” JOHN 3:16 Is your love conditional? Is there a price others have to pay to receive your love and forgiveness? Are you generous with your time, skills, money and possessions? If you give someone something, do you expect something in return? Do you give your time freely or do you “fit it in” when it’s convenient for you? God desires a personal relationship with us so much that He gave us His Son, unconditionally! Pray for a grateful and generous heart.

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Masses will resume next weekend, June 13 & 14, 2020 in both of our churches during the pre-pandemic times

Saturday 5PM at Holy Name

Sunday at 8 AM at St. Casimir Sunday at 10 AM at Holy Name &

Sunday at 12 PM at St. Casimir

Daily Mass at 9 AM (Monday through Saturday) and Sundays at 10 AM will be live streamed on our web site.

June 7, 2020

RE-ENTERING THE CHURCH Liturgical-Pastoral Directives in a Time of Pandemic

For Limited Public Celebration of the Mass at Resurrection Parish

As you know, Bishop David O’Connell issued directives for the re-opening of church buildings throughout the Diocese of Trenton for the limited public celebration of the Mass. These guidelines are how we will implement the Bishop’s directives here at Resurrection Parish. The Bishop proposed that public, “in church,” weekday Masses can be offered starting Monday, June 8, 2020. Weekday Masses are limited to no more than 25 people in attendance, which includes the priest. We will try to open the church at the Holy Name campus for the 9 AM Mass, but we are not sure if we will have the live-streaming equipment installed by June 8, and we are directed to continue to live-stream the Mass, so please continue to check the parish website for updates on this. We will “re-enter” the churches for weekend Masses starting the weekend of June 13 & 14; the Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ. While the Bishop has directed that we can have no more than 1/3 occupancy, this is also dependent on maintaining appropriate social distancing. Again, please check the parish website for updates as to how many people we can have at each Mass. We will return to our normal weekend Mass schedule: Vigil at 5 PM at HNC, Sunday at 8 AM at SCC, 10 AM at HNC, and 12 noon at SCC. Only the 10 AM Mass will be live-streamed on Sundays. Those who are hesitant or fearful because of COVID 19 concerns as well as those with a COVID 19 diagnosis or symptoms, those who may be asymptomatic carriers, those not feeling well, those with underlying health conditions or those in a high risk category should stay home and avoid any public gathering. A dispensation from Sunday/Holy Day obligation has been granted so that the faithful could “stay home” in good conscience. CAPACITY & SEATING ARRANGEMENTS As noted above, for weekday Masses, only 24 people may attend in addition to the priest. Weekend Masses will be limited to 33% capacity, although this might be lower if proper social distancing demands it.

Pews will be marked off with painter’s tape. Do NOT sit on the places marked with the tape, but rather on the clear space.

Social distance (6 feet) must be maintained.

Children under age 10 may sit in the same spot as their parent. Children 10 years-old or older must sit in their own spot, 6 feet away from any other person.

Our ushers will seat everyone. DO NOT SEAT YOURSELF!!!!

The church will be seated to fill the open seats fro the front of the church to the back. NO SPECIAL REQUESTS FOR SEATING CAN BE HONORED.

June 7, 2020

BEFORE YOU ARRIVE

Wash your hands.

Anyone 10 or older are required to wear a face mask on our campuses and during Mass.

Bring your own hand sanitizer that can be used before receiving Holy Communion

Do not bring items that contain bleach into the sanctuary as this will damage the pews.

Bring sanitizer wipes to clean the seat and surrounding area that you use. MASS ARRIVAL PROCEDURES

Masks (for ages 10+) should be worn as soon as you exit your vehicle.

Arrive early to allow time for ministers to seat you accordingly.

Entry at the church on the Holy Name campus will be through the doors facing the Parish Office. Entry at the church on the St. Casimir campus will be the main doors facing New Jersey Avenue.

MASS PROCEDURES

Masses will be conducted with reduced volunteer lay ministers. They will be no deacons, no altar servers, choirs, or lay sacristans.

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion will assist the priest in the distribution of Holy Communion.

Please keep your face mask on for the duration of Mass.

There is to be no physical contact between households. The Sign of Peace is suspended.

There will be no congregational singing during Mass; only the cantor will sing.

Baskets will not be passed during the offertory. You will be able to place your weekly gift in baskets by the doors of the churches, but we strongly encourage online giving.

COMMUNION PROCEDURES

Communion is restricted to the Sacred Host only and no chalice may be offered or shared. Communion in the hand is strongly preferred. Where Communion is given on the tongue, the priest/EMHC must sanitize hands between communicants.

Use of personal hand sanitizer before communion is strongly encouraged.

There will be a single communion line in the center of each main aisle. Ushers will assist in ushering each section.

Masks should be worn in the communion line. After the priest or EMHC places Holy Communion in your hand, please step to the side, lower your mask, consume the Eucharist, and then re-mask as you head back to your seat.

MASS DEPARTURE PROCEDURES

After the final blessing, parishioners MUST remain in their seat.

Everyone will be dismissed in an orderly fashion starting in the rear of the churches and then moving forward.

You must exit your seat when prompted. Private prayer is not available after Masses to allow the church to be cleaned and sanitized before the next Mass.

June 7, 2020

All exits of the churches will be utilized during departure.

Fr. JC will not shake hands in the narthex. He will wave as you exit.

Please do not congregate outside, but head directly to your vehicle to allow the next Mass to start on time.

CHURCH CLEANING PROCEDURES

We ask parishioners to bring disinfectant wipes from home to wipe the seat you used during Mass and the space in front of you.

We will continue to implement cleanliness and sanitization practices, including cleaning the pews daily and in between Masses.

The restrooms will remain closed at this time. CONFESSION

As of June 6, Fr. JC will be available for Confession from 3:30 PM until 4:30 PM on Saturdays.

Fr. JC will hear Confessions in the atrium of the Parish Center.

Please wear a mask to confession and maintain social distance from others in line.

When Fr. JC is in the atrium, enter through the main door of the parish center. There will be a mark where the penitent is to stand to maintain social distance from Fr. JC.

After completing your confession, exit through the same door you entered. Then the next person in line may enter.

Please wash your hands before coming to the church and after your departure.

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