OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE CHURCH

1603 MARNE HIGHWAY, HAINESPORT, NEW JERSEY 08036

Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

July 10, 2016

The Tabernacle Light will burn July 10th through July 16th For the Special Intentions of the Family of John Procaccino r/b The Consolation Ministry

FIFTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

July 10, 2016

M a s s e s Fo r t h e We e k

Saturday, July 9, 2016

4:30 p.m. Special Intentions of Julia Farmer r/b Carol Ott

Sunday, July 10, 2016

7:30 a.m. People of the Parish

9:00 a.m. Martin Pyne, Sr., Dec’d r/b His Family

10:30 a.m. James A. Geiger, Dec’d r/b James and Patricia Riehman

12:00 p.m. Linda Sparra, Dec’d r/b Matt and Shannon Collier

Monday, July 11, 2016

9:00 a.m. Parish Memorial Society

Tuesday, July 12, 2016

9:00 a.m. Jane Ruth Friel, Dec’d r/b The Demree Family

Wednesday, July 13, 2016

9:00 a.m. Joseph H. Garagiola, Sr., Dec’d r/b Christopher Ruggiano

Thursday, July 14, 2016

9:00 a.m. Amerina Cuccinotta, Dec’d r/b The Ruggiano Family

Friday, July 15, 2016 9:00 a.m. Florence and Raymond Ruble, Dec’d r/b Renee and Joe Rivera

Saturday, July 16, 2016

4:30 p.m. James Lepo, Dec’d r/b Debbie Lepo

Sunday, July 17, 2016

7:30 a.m. Alice Furbee, Dec’d r/b Sam and Elaine Hammill

9:00 a.m. Midge Nunn, Dec’d r/b Sue McMullen

10:30 a.m. Grace Heagney, Dec’d r/b Matt and Shannon Collier

12:00 p.m. Gene Devereux, Dec’d r/b Barbara Galloway

PARISH STAFF

Father Joe Noche

Pastor

Deacon Leo Zito Pastoral Associate

Ginny Fama Coordinator of Religious Education

Carol Nasife Parish Secretary

Esther Kubiczky Bookkeeper

Jinny Bobb Parish Receptionist

Hughie Curtis Facilities Manager

Diane Dannenfelser Director of Sacred Music

Parish Office Hours

Monday - Friday 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM, 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Office Telephone

609-267-0230

Office Fax

609-267-0372

Parish Website

www.ourladyqop.org

Listed below are members of our Parish Family who are seriously ill and have requested our prayers. If you are seeking prayers for relatives and / or friends who are not members of our parish family, kindly include their names in the Book of the Sick, located in the rear of the church.

**Names remain on the prayer list at the request of parish-ioners for three months. If extended prayers are needed, please send a note or call. Thank you.

Joe Feigenbutz - Gina Ieradi - Betty Rizzuto - Bob K. - Bob Furbee - Vincent Rogliano - Blanche Collar - Michael Soko-lowski - Kyle Nestle - Frank Aleknavage - Janet Greaves Joe Gerdelmann - Inga Manz - Rose Duckett - Paul Curry Frances Layman - Steven Toth - Fred Faber, III - Tom Byrne Frank Koch - Brenda Wise - Anne Denney - Maritza Munoz Ann Lees - Joann Pryer - Marge Conklin - Bill Davis - Mary Waterman - Carrollann Piazza - Margaret Ojeda

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Message from the Padre

Our Gospel this weekend from Luke is about the Good Samaritan, and Jesus intro-

duces three men: the Priest, the Levite and the Good Samaritan. But there is a fourth charac-

ter in this parable that is equally important like the Good Samaritan and that is the man who

was going to Jericho from Jerusalem who fell victim to robbers and left half-dead. But not a single clue is offered to us as to who

he was, or what he did. Maybe that is why people overlook this man and focus more on the Good Samaritan. Yes, most of us re-

member the goodness of the Samaritan, but how about this nameless man, the migrant…who was traveling from Jerusalem to Jeri-

cho.

My dear friends, this week we are called not only to remember the Good Samaritan, but also to reflect on the life of

this nameless and voiceless traveler who mirrors “the immigrants” of today…the nameless immigrants who have no claim of kin-

ship or obligation to us but to whom we are called to open our heart and show mercy. Whatever their legal status, the vast majority

of our immigrants today are here seeking work as poverty impels them to flee their homelands and to seek a better life for them-

selves and their families.

Yes, the Catholic Church in our country has always been a Church of immigrants, and we are called to pray not only

for all immigrants, but also to pray for a positive movement toward a just and comprehensive immigration reform. Our vision as

Christians must include a broader understanding of the plight of immigrants in our country… always keeping in mind the teaching

of the church with regards to human dignity...at the same time conscious of our responsibility to protect and defend the security of

all citizens of this nation.

My dear brothers and sisters, reforming our nation’s immigration system is a matter of fundamental and social jus-

tice. It is a humanitarian issue with moral implications, but we need to remember that all human beings – regardless of their na-

tionality, race, creed or status – are “coheirs and members of the same Body of Christ.” Yes, it is true that the Catholic social

teaching recognizes the right of a sovereign state to control and protect its borders and does not condone unlawful entry of undocu-

mented immigrants...but at the same time, the Church also upholds the right to migrate for just reasons and recognizes it as a God given right...which means that while the sovereign state may impose reasonable limits on immigration, the common good is not

served when the basic human rights of the individual are violated.

So this weekend, Christ wants us to take a good look on how we treat our neighbors, who are not only the people next

door, but they are the countless strangers, the nameless undocumented immigrants, the voiceless migrant workers, the children who are being exploited, the travelers who are oppressed, and all the countless victims of violence, prejudice and discrimination. These

are just some of the few of our neighbors of today. They are the strangers who need our brotherly love…with whom we need to

share…not simply a cup of water and a crust of bread, but also the Mercy and Love of Christ.

Fr. Joe

Matthew Thelan

Meredith Riepen

Mass Schedule

Saturday Evening: 4:30 p.m.

Sunday: 7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m. 12:00 p.m.

Daily Mass: 9:00 a.m.

Reconciliation: Saturday 3:45 - 4:15 p.m.

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Fifteenth Sunday in

Ordinary Time Deuteronomy 30: 10-14

Luke 10: 25-37

The first reading today sets the

stage for our Gospel story of the Good Samaritan. Moses tells the people that God’s com-

mand is within each heart. As we hear the story of the

Good Samaritan, it is good for us to realize that acting mercifully toward our neighbor is built into the human

heart; all we have to do is act on it. Let us then ask God

for the courage to do what we already know how to do.

Scott Shaffer

Kyle Shaffer

Joel A. DeLuca

Daryl Caufield

Adam Caufield

Michael Blaser

Kenneth Fama

Chris and Amy Price

Megan Cobb

Kevin Flatley

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Please pray for the men and women

now serving in the military, especially

the loved ones of our parishioners:

Stewardship of Treasure

Parish Offering: July 3, 2016

Weekly Collection $ 8,304.00 Second Collection 447.00 Miscellaneous 63.00

E-Giving Not Included

Total $ 8,814.00

Due to the publishing company’s website being down, the E-Giving totals for this week will appear in next weekend’s bulletin.

“We make a living by what we earn. We make a life by what we share.”

Thank you for your generous support of our parish

STUDENT REGISTRATION 2016-2017

If you have not registered your child for Religious

Education classes for school year 2016-2017, it is

important that you register your children now!

Please call Mrs. Fama at 609-267-0230 ext. 20 for

an appointment.

Is the Lord Calling You to Serve?

If you have received your First Communion, com-

pleted the Third Grade and would like to be an Altar

Server, please contact Mrs. Fama at 609-267-0230

ext. 20.

Knights of Columbus Council Officer’s Installation Mass

The Knights of Columbus Elections of Officers was held on June 29, 2016. The following is a list of the officers for our Council for the Columbian Year 2016-2017.

Grand Knight John Steczynski Deputy Grand Knight Chris Resavy Chancellor Wally Gilbert Recorder Kevin Fitzpatrick Treasurer Jim Day Advocate Ed Mostak Warden Charlie Leisse Inside Guard Dave Huttinger Outside Guard Christopher Ruggiano 1st Year Trustee Bruce McClure 2nd Year Trustee Rich Baldwin 3rd Year Trustee John Cook Financial Secretary Bob Furbee Lecturer Tom Morse Chaplain Fr. Joe Noche

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL!

Knights of Columbus

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BIG NEWS….we will be having a Town Hall

Youth Ministry Meeting on Wednesday, July 20th at

7:00 PM in the Parish Hall. We invite all children

ages 10 and over and their parents to attend this

meeting so we can get their input and ideas for the

future of our Youth Ministry! We invite all parents

and volunteers to be a part of this ministry! Any

questions please call Deacon Leo at 609-267-0230

ext. 19 or email youthministry@olqponline.org.

C O R N E R

Join us for our first Our Lady Queen of Peace

Indian Spring Country Club 115 S. Elmwood Rd., Marlton, NJ.

COST FOR GOLFERS: $125 Per Person

Includes: golf fees, cart and lunch/dinner

Dinner Only: $45

MATURING ADULT MINISTRY

We are forming a Maturing Adult Ministry. Our first meeting will be held on Friday, July 22nd at 5:00 PM in the Parish Office. If you are inter-ested and would like more information please call Carol at the Parish Office 609-267-0230 ext. 16 or Rosemary Flatley at 609-265-1534.

Open Enrollment For Kindergarten

Come See What We Have to Offer!

Call for a tour today!

609-654-2546

www.smlschool.org

St. Mary of the Lakes is offering

Vacation Bible School August 1-5

9:00 AM to 12:30 PM

Registration is now open for Cave Quest: Following Jesus the

Light of the World Vacation Bible School (VBS) Program.

Children aged four (as of June 1) to starting fifth grade in Sep-

tember of this year are welcome to join this exciting adventure.

The program will be held at St. Mary of the Lakes School on

Route 70 in Medford. Space is limited so please contact the SML Prep Office in advance at smlprep@smlparish.org or by

calling 609-654-2546 to register.

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CHURCH BAKE SALE

July 23rd and 24th

Our Lady Queen of Peace will be having a bake sale

the weekend of July 23rd and 24th after all Masses.

Please support our parish by stopping after Mass and

purchasing a cake or dessert.

Our Lady Queen of Peace Church

Hainesport, New Jersey

WELCOME!

We are glad that you came to celebrate with our Par-ish Family. We hope that you will return often. If you would like to become a registered member of our Parish, please complete this form and place it in the collection basket or drop it off at the Parish Office.

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Natural Family Planning Awareness Week

Is Coming Soon!

Isn’t Natural Family Planning just like Contraception for Catho-lics? NO! There is a BIG difference between Natural Family Plan-ning and contraception!! Contraception actively employs a drug, de-

vice or surgical procedure to inhibit or block the natural effects of the sexual act. It always strives to separate the bodily union of the man and woman from any possible procreative effects of that union. NFP teaches mutual respect of the spouses, always drawing them closer together in every way. NFP allows spouses to avoid conception by identifying the naturally occurring infertile times of the woman’s cycle when they have a serious reason to avoid conception…NFP can also help spouses achieve pregnancy, even, in some cases, when there are

significant fertility issues…now that’s REAL family planning! Either way, Natural Family Planning and respects God’s design for married love...On top of all that, it’s free, “organic”, and good for the environ-ment! Be on the lookout for more information about NFP in the bulle-tin over the next few weeks leading up to Natural Family Planning Awareness Week, July 24-30. For more information about NFP educa-tion in our area, contact Peg Hensler at the Department of Youth, Mar-riage, and Family Life at phensler@dioceseoftrenton.org or call 609-

493-7156.

Resurrection Parish

Delran, New Jersey

Jubilee Year of Mercy

Come join us and celebrate the Jubilee Year

of Mercy as we go through the Holy Doors at St. Rita Cascia

Shrine, Miraculous Medal Shrine, St. John Neumann Shrine and

St. Katherine Drexel Shrine. Mass will be celebrated and there

will be lunch at Kelly’s Seafood. A bus will depart from Resur-rection Parish in Delran (Holy Name Church) on September 8th

at 7 AM and return around 5:30 PM. Cost is $70 which in-

cludes your choice of lunch. To register, call Ana Begley at

609-781-0988 or ambegley@yahoo.com.