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St. Barnabas Parish Community Bayville, New Jersey
HONORING ALL WHO
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PARISH OFFICE --- 732-269-2208 Prayer Hotline -- ext. 310 Emergency Hotline -- ext. 333
Fr. Carlos Florez, Pastor ........................................... ext. 104
Email: [email protected] Fr. Dan Price, Associate Pastor ........................................ ext. 131
Fr. Edward Griswold, Priest in Residence…………...……….ext. 116 Dianne Polhemus, Business & Office Manager .............. ext. 102
Deacon Bob Gay ............................................................. ext. 312
Latino Ministries & Outreach .......................................... ext.104
Gail Battisti, Secretary (Main Office) .............................. ext. 100
Stephanie DeCrescenzo, Religious Ed. Assistant ............ ext. 132
WORSHIP & ENVIRONMENT
Joe Antonowicz, Minister of Music ................................. ext. 105
Maintenance................................................................... ext. 100
Ed Mahon, Sacristan ....................................................... ext. 100
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament ............................. ext. 313 Monday-Friday: 3pm-4pm Saturday/Sunday: Closed due to COVID -19
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, Readers, Altar Servers, Ushers, Greeters, Liturgy Committee, Children’s Liturgy Committee ......................................... ext. 102
FAITH FORMATION & CATECHESIS Mary Britanak --- ext. 128
Religious Education ........................................................ ext. 132
Confirmation Prep ......................................................... ext. 132
Whole Community/Family Catechesis ........................... ext. 128
Hospitality Committee ................................................... ext. 128
Parish Nursing ................................................................. ext. 115 Office Hours: Thursday, 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
RCIA ................................................................................ ext. 104
Bible Study ...................................................................... ext. 100
PASTORAL CARE & EVANGELIZATION
Bereavement Support Group, Comfort Ministry, Separated & Divorced Support ...................................... ext. 120
Annulment Advocates .................................................... ext. 100
YOUTH MINISTRY Tim Blumensteel --- ext. 127
BAM! (6th
-8th
grade) …………………………………… …………...ext.127 BATs (High School) …………………………… ……………… .ext.127 DRIFT (Young Adult, 18-39) ............................................ ext. 127
Children/Families with Special Needs ........................... ext. 128
STEWARDSHIP
Welcome Committee ...................................................... ext. 100
SOCIAL ACTION/SOCIAL JUSTICE
Social Action Hotline (furniture/clothes) ....................... ext. 308
Respect Life Committee................................................. ext. 306
Interfaith Hospitality Network ...................................... ext. 100
St. Vincent de Paul ........................................................ ext. 134
St. Barnabas Food Pantry .............................................. ext. 107
Food Pantry Hours: Monday 9:30 - 11:15 am, Wednesday 9:30 - 11:15 am, Friday 9:30 - 11:15 am
Thrift & Gift Shop:, Saturday 3:30 - 5:30 pm,
Sunday 7:30 am - 1:30 pm
SPIRITUAL & SOCIAL
Spiritual Direction .......................................................... ext. 100
Knights of Columbus ...................................................... ext. 100
Altar Rosary Society ...................................................... ext. 100
Prayer Groups: There are several regular Prayer Meetings in the parish - please call ext. 100
Cornerstone Retreat Team ............................................ ext. 100
THE SACRAMENTS AT ST. BARNABAS
BAPTISM: 2nd - 5th at 2:00 pm. Contact Parish Office for
preparation, arrangements & sponsor certificates. You must be a registered parishioner to obtain a godparent sponsor certificate. Baptism Prep Team ........................................................ ext. 128
MARRIAGE: Couples must be registered in our parish 6 months before booking & adhere to all parish wedding policies available on website. There is a one year prep period. Please call Parish Office. Pre-Cana ........................................... ext. 100
ANOINTING OF THE SICK: No Longer Last Rites! Please call emergency line, ext. 333, or Parish Office to schedule. There is no need to wait until near death.
CONFIRMATION ............................................................. ext. 132
RCIA (Adults) .................................................................. ext. 128
HOMEBOUND EUCHARIST: If someone would like to have Holy Communion brought to them, call ext. 120.
HOSPITAL & NURSING HOME VISITORS ........................ ext. 100
RECONCILIATION/CONFESSIONS Saturdays ............................................................. 3:00 - 3:45 pm Wednesdays ......................................................... 8:30 - 9:00 am
Seasonal Communal Services - Or by appointment
MASS SCHEDULE
DAILY: Monday - Friday .................................................. 8:00 am
SATURDAY ...................................................................... 4:00 pm
SUNDAY ................................... 8:00, 10:00 & 12 Noon (Spanish)
For more info please visit our website:
www.stbarnabasbayville.com
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2021 THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2021
8:00 am Benjamin Balser
req: Charles & Isabel Crunkleton
Maria Stella Taylor
req: Gweynn O’Keefe
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2021 The Dedication of the Lateran Basilica
8:00 am Zita Hornidge (7th Anniversary)
req: Family
Theresa Mazzola
req: Mary & Tommy Marzullo
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2021 St. Leo the Great 8:00 am Stanley Kendrick, Sr. req: Ken & Denise Marcell In Thanksgiving for the Blessings req: Ofelia THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2021
St. Martin of Tours
8:00 am Richard Bitters
req: Denise & Ken Marcell
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2021 St. Josaphat
8:00 am Larry Macaluso
req: Dennis & Denise McInerney
Joseph Porcaro
req: Eileen & Jack
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2021
St. Frances Xavier Cabrini
4:00pm Antoinette DeVello req: Michael & Kelly Castellano & Family Vera Czajkowski req: Celeste Podesta & Tony Lanza Joan Boice req: Bob & Bernadette DeVita
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2021 THIRTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 8:00am Bill & Dorothy White req: Bill & Noreen White Anthony Gargano (5th Anniversary) req: Marie Gargano Richard Braks req: Barbara Braks 10:00am Shaun Dickten req: Maria Tosa & Family Robert Sadlow req: Marian Woodrow & Family Benay Fitzpatrick req: John & Gail Battisti & Family 12 Noon For All Our Parishioners
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A Message from Fr. Carlos _________________________________________
Dr. Thomas Lane Butts tells the story of six
people who froze to death around a campfire on a
bitterly cold night. Each had a stick of wood they
might have contributed to the fire, but for reasons
satisfactory to themselves each person refused to
give what they had. A woman would not give her
stick of wood because there was an African-
American person in the circle. A homeless man
would not give because there was a rich man there.
The rich man would not give because his
contribution would warm someone who was
obviously shiftless and lazy. Another would not give
his stick when he recognized one not of his
particular religious faith. The African-American man
withheld his piece of wood as a way of getting even
with the whites for all they had done to him and his
race. And the fire died as each person withheld
his/her piece of fuel for reasons justifiable to them.
This story was originally told in a poem that ends
with these tragic lines: “Six logs held fast in death’s
still hand was proof of human sin; They did not die
from the cold without; they died from the cold
within.” (Rev. Siegfried S. Johnson) –
As I read the Gospel for our Breaking of the
Bread, I cannot help but wonder: Did the widow in
the story hear Jesus’ words praising her? It doesn’t
really matter my friends because whether she heard
them or not she was doing that which was pleasing
to God. Jesus praises her and invites his disciples to
imitate this woman not for what she put in the
collection basket but rather for the sacrifice with
which she gave. Jesus watches how his people put
in their coins in the collection basket. He does not
watch at the amount of the checks but at how it is
given, Jesus looks at the heart of the givers. This is
the lesson for us his followers too; we give of what
we have. We do not give that which is not ours, that
which is not in our hands. In her own way, this
widow was contributing to God’s temple to advance
the Faith of her race; she glowed with her love for
God and for His Temple. Today we will do well
meditating upon the fact that we too have been
called to move and advance forward God’s Kingdom
here in Bayville and beyond not just with our
material things but also with those beautiful talents
God has bestowed upon us.
Let us keep doing good daily and then let us
also disappear. It really doesn’t matter if we hear or
not the praises of people. And like the widow from
the Gospel, let us give of ourselves to the Lord
always WITHHOLDING NOTHING!
May your week be prosperous and your
generosity unmatchable,
Fr. Carlos “What We Do In Life Echoes in Eternity”
Joke of the week…
A six-year-old boy, home from his first day
at Church, was asked what he thought of the Holy
Mass. “It was OK,” he replied, “but I think it was
unfair that the pastor at the altar did all the work, and
then a bunch of other people came around and took
away all the money.” Amen to that small lad’s
insight!
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Thirty –Second
Sunday of Ordinary Time
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Jack & Anne Leonard
for the weekend of November 6th -7th, 2021 in the Church at the request of their Family.
In Memory of
Zita Hornidge
for the week of November 8th -12th, 2021 in the Chapel at the request of Family.
BREAD, WINE AND FLOWER DONATION:
In Memory of
Kathleen Drumm 20th Anniversary
for the weekend of November 6th – 7th, 2021 at the
request of her daughter, Kathy Hoffmann. ________________________________________
VOCATION NEWS: The widow in today’s Gospel experienced a miracle of trust. Trust the Lord; then watch for the miracle of plenty in life. (Mark 12:38-44)
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ROSARY & ALTAR SOCIETY NEWS Mark your calendar -- Nov. 8, 7pm is our next meeting. All are welcome.
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PARISH OFFICE AND ADORATION CLOSURE
The Parish Office and Adoration will be closed on Thursday, November 11th for all business except emergencies in observance of Veteran’s Day. We will reopen on Friday, November 12th at 9am.
BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP If you are experiencing grief over the loss of a beloved family member, child or friend please join us for our Bereavement Support group which will begin on Thursday November 4th at 7pm in the meeting room at Father Brennan Hall. This is a support group deeply rooted in our Faith, where those who are grieving can share their stories, thoughts and memories and receive God's strength, guidance and healing. For more information please call Rosemarie Spedaliere 732-267-0665 or email [email protected]
We have received 525 gifts so far totaling $55,230.00 towards our goal of $90,000.00.
Thank you for your continued generosity and support.
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HOSPITALITY WEEKEND
Our Hospitality Weekend will take place next weekend, November 13
th – 14
th. An invitation is
extended to our parishioners to come into Father Brennan Hall following the Masses to enjoy some goodies with fellow parishioners.
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BAPTISM CLASS
Our next Baptism Preparation Class will take place
on Tuesday, November 16th at 7pm. It is not necessary to wait until after the baby is born to
attend the class. Most parents find it more convenient to attend before the birth of their child. Please call the Parish Office at ext. 100 to register
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Bishop Robert Barron’s
“The Mass”
Hear Ye, Hear Ye, all those who want to know more
about the Mass…
Have you ever wondered what the Mass was about
and what it means? Why does the Catholic Church
insist on a “Sunday Obligation” to attend Mass?
Well, I’m glad you asked. For six weeks beginning
October 6, 2021 we will look at the Mass through a
video series presented by Bishop Robert Barron,
Auxiliary Bishop of Los Angeles. He is the former
rector of Mundelein Seminary in Chicago, and he is
the founder of Word on Fire Ministries, he is also an
author of several books, an in-demand speaker, and
he was the creator of the Catholicism series that
aired several years ago. Bishop Barron will walk us
through the Mass to help us better understand what it
is and why the Church places a great emphasis on it.
We will see how the Mass brings us into the
heavenly realm and how we are joined to Christ
himself through this encounter at the Mass. By the
end we will wonder, as Bishop Barron does, why do
75% of our Catholic brothers and sisters stay away.
Join me in this journey into this treasured encounter
with God with Bishop Barron as our guide.
Every Wednesday, October 6-November 10, 2021
(six weeks), 11:00 am-12:00 pm in Fr. Brennan Hall
*There is no cost, no registration. All that is required
is you, and a desire to better understand and
appreciate the Mass. Won’t you join me as we
encounter Heaven on earth in the beauty of the
Mass? -Fr. Dan
Donna Caravano
Angela Drumm- Bennet
Stewart Jordan
Joan McAleavey
June Thackston
SACRAMENT AND OTHER GUIDELINES SPONSOR CERTIFICATES
Only parishioners who have been registered and
active members for 1 year or longer will be eligible to receive certification to be a sponsor for
Baptisms and Confirmation.
Parents MUST be registered and Baptismal Preparation class is required for parents of the child. Godparents must be practicing Catholics who have received the Sacraments of Baptism, Holy Communion and Confirmation, and if married, married within the Laws of the Catholic Church. Certificates of Eligibility for Godparents should be obtained from the Parish where they are registered and attend.
WEDDINGS
Congratulations to all the newly engaged couples! Just a reminder, wedding preparation is a one year process and the Church should be booked before the reception. Please call the Parish Office at extension 100 so that the paperwork can be started.
Those wishing to register should visit our website or call the Parish office for more information. Registration in our Parish required for anyone wishing to receive eligibility certificates or letters of recommendation. Please call the office if you are unsure of your registration status.
Dates for the Sanctuary Candle and the Bread, Wine and Flower Donation are still available. Offering for the Sanctuary Candle is $10 and the Bread, Wine, and Flower Donation is $50. Please call the Parish Office at extension 100 for more information. ________________________________________
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Thanksgiving Food Baskets Please join us in helping those from our
community in need at Thanksgiving!
If you are able, please donate any of the items below by bringing them to any Mass by November 21, and be an important part
of this special project!
Canned Yams
Canned Green Beans
Stuffing
Turkey Gravy
Brownie Mix,
Corn Bread Muffin Mix
Canned Cranberry Sauce
If you are able to donate a Turkey, please drop off your Frozen Turkey on Monday, Nov 22, 6-9pm or Tuesday, Nov. 23, 9am-
12noon
Thank You for sharing the gift of food!
If your family is in need of a
Thanksgiving Basket, please call
732-269-2208, ext. 107
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BAM! – BATS – DRIFT NEWS
BATs - Meeting tonight at 6pm. Bring a friend and wear your masks. See you here! BAM! - Our next meeting will be our trip to Smithville, on Saturday, November 20. Don’t forget to wear your masks, pack a lunch, and bring spending money. DRIFT - Our next meeting will be our Holiday’s party after the new year! Stay tuned to the bulletin for more details!
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IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF FOOD PLEASE CALL ST.
BARNABAS FOOD PANTRY AT 732-269-2208,
EXTENSION 107.
SI NECESITAS ALIMENTOS, POR FAVOR LLAMA AL
NUMERO 732-269-2208, EXTENSIÓN 107. ST.
BARNABAS DESPENSA
With the Covid 19 Virus, families are in need of meals. Families can use these items for their table.
CANNED VEGETABLES
CRACKERS
CANNED MEATS
CANNED BEANS
DESSERTS
DETERGENTS
Whatever donation you can give is always greatly appreciated.
Please do not donate expired foods. We are unable to give this to our guests.
Thank you for your continued support. __________________________________________
BAM! Halloween Party 2021
FOOD PANTRY NEEDS
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Morgan Ackerman(Child), Nancy Addesso, Rose Albamont, Patricia Austin, Jason Bedell, Amy Bellmund, Kelly Berkowsky, Tereza Bezdelovs, Gary Bishop, Mary Boland, Nolan Ryan Boulter(baby), Jack Brennan, Ryan Bucceroni(Infant), Linda Burns, Ellen Burstein, John Bussanich, Bob Byrnes, Annette Calabrese, Marie Carbone, Anthony Cardone, Joseph Cetrulo, John Chapkowski, Vita Chapman, Ron Chojnacki, Frank Cicerale, Jr, Anthony Coletta, Sophia Colavito(Child), Joe and Pat Coletta,Tracy Collins, Madeline Conti, Gerard Coppola, Anna Daniels, Christy Daniels, Megan D’Antonio, Gavin DeLorenzo(child), Demetri Dermanis, Nicole Pietropaolo Desa, Mike D’Esposito, Jr., Melania DiGiovanna(baby), Joann Durbin, George Dutchie, Jim Eccles, Sgt. Antonio Ellis, Theresa Emanuel, Harry Evans, Charles Ewald, Amanda Fernandez, Emma Fernandez, Chet Figel, Ronald Filan, Frankie Filippazza(Child), Mary Frattalone, Bill Frey, Tim Frey, Matthew Fry, Mike Fucsko, Kerry Furey, Brian Gaffney, James Galanaugh II, Vito Gallucci, Melanie Murphy Gest, Jim Giles, Samara Marie Giobbie (Child), Tristan Gittens, Mason Alexander Goldberg(Baby), Wayne Gordon, Ed Graichen, Jack Hagerty, Peter G. Halasnik, Matthew Hatcher(child), , Lily Higgins(15 year old), Debra Hojnowski, Kenneth Hojnowski, Flo Holland, Sean Hoyt, Haydee Izquierdo, Michael Izzo, Sam Jarmer, Rosemary Jones, Carol Jordan, John & Sandy Jukas, Lorraine Karczewski, Ronald Karczewski, Felicia Karstens, Lukas Koenig, Donna Korkusyz, Alice Korman, Rudy Korman, Nora Kormendy, Carol Kosar, George Kulik, Cheri Labott, Ed LaGreca, Sr., Gerald Lavender, Ryan Law, Lazo Family, Luca Leech(Baby), Brian Lehay, Marie Leahey, Crystal Lively, Joseph Loconti, , Susan Lucas, Pat Lynch, Tom Maiuri, John “Jack” Mallon, Declan Maloney, Michael Maloney, Phyllis Mandaglio, Kathy Manion, Albertina Marquez, Mary Martin, Elaine Mastropasqua, Jack Mattern(Baby), John Mauro, Jason McDaniel, Dorleen Meibauer, Claudia Mincapelli, Christine McKinnon, Karen Messineo, Ada Miranda, Bob Moloney, Liam Moody(Baby), Pat Moran, Lonn Mullen, Linda Murphy, Ann Naples, Donna Naples, Terra Neideroast, Bill Neusidl, Holly Newme, Melissa Oakes, June Olivar, Carol Pace, Harriet Pairo, Jim Palmer, Barbara Parks, Sherry Pavlinec, Anthony Pelle, Jr., Eugenia Petry, Bill Piekarski, Assunta Piscioneri, Michael Pitch, Mary Kay Pokorny, Doug Polhemus, Marie Puglisi, Charles (Chuck) Restivo, Victor Rispoli, Aiden Rivera, Rivera Family, Debra Rodgers, Douglas Roswech, Jenny Ruppenthal, Adeshola Sakulujo, Bertha Saling, Isabella Sanchez(Teen), Santos Family, Ronaold Schork, AJ Schumann(child), Michael Schwartz, Catherine Setaro, Joyce Shedden, Frank Sheldrick, Mark Shipe, Lorraine Shubach, Judi Siciliano, Madalena Sociedade, Richard Solari, Sharon Spiegel, Christine Strucki, Rosemary Sullivan, Joseph Svirnelis, Jill Swain, Rylee Talbot(Child), Josh Talian, Alyssa Tambini, Gloria Thompson, Maria Thompson, Russell T. Turino, Vinnie Tursi, Christopher Valentine, Violet Visconti, Ava Wagman, Maureen Wasilewski, Tyler White, Maryann Williams, Toni Wojton, Polly Yang, Joseph Yannazzone.
2021 STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURES
Households Registered ................................................ 6,562 Families Receiving Envelopes ..................................... .1,372 Collection for October 23/24….....……........................$9,655* On Line Givers……………………………………….……….….……..….130 On Line Giving……………………………………………....…….…..$3,346 Grand Total…………………………………………......... …....….$13,001 *Budgeted amount needed to pay expenses for our parish, our home, such as electric, gas, phone, taxes, staff salaries, medical benefits, diocesan assessments, supplies for offices, CCD, Mass, maintenance, etc. = approx. $22,000 per week. Next weekend our second collection will be for the Social Action/St. Vincent de Paul. Please be as generous as your means allow.
THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU for your contributions and continued support of our parish!
Please consider remembering your parish of St. Barnabas in your last will and testament by a Bequest to St. Barnabas Church. This is how you might include St. Barnabas in your will: “I give, devise, and bequeath to St. Barnabas Church, Bayville, New Jersey, the sum of $_________________ or ______percent of my estate to be used by its trustees in carrying out its corporate objectives and purposes.”
SHOP RITE CARDS AVAILABLE
We are offering Shop Rite cards to help support the Church. They are available after Mass in the
Vestibule of the Church. The Church makes 5% of every card we sell and we use that money to help
with our debt. Do you shop at Shop Rite? If so, why not purchase a card or two.
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Please pray for the following that are serving our country overseas. May they come home safely and soon:
PFC Nicole Addonizio A1C Andrew C. Augustine Pvt. 1
st Class Justin Ayers
Marine CPL Juan Gabriel Barragan PFC Joe Black Army CPL Cory Kretzmer Bollettieri LCPL Kyle Brodsky Pvt. Nico Calise Army Maj. Elisabeth Casely Army Major Jennifer Chapman Army Major Joseph Chapman Army Sgt. Charles Connelly, Jr. Army PFC Lauren Connelly Marine LCPL Ashley DeFluri Marine LCPL Kevin DeFluri LCPL Thomas Dilzer Airman Cameron Dinulos Army Capt. Vincent Espindola PFC Justin Michael Falcedo Pvt. Matthew Derek Finan Major Bradley Fisher Cpl. John J. Fletcher Army Sgt. Andrew Forano US Army 2
nd Lt. Cardon Furry
CTT Seaman Michael Gaffney Army Staff Sgt. Michael Gautier, Jr. Navy APP Seaman Craig Gavin Airman 1
st Class Anthony Giannico
Army Pvt. 2nd
Class Justin A. Gindel Army Dylan Gildner Army Sgt. 1
st Class Richard Heisler
Army Sgt. Michael David Kozak Army Staff Sgt. John Kraemer Staff Sgt. Mark LaBombard Army Andrew Lay Marine Staff Sgt. Anthony Lovering Marine Steven McMahon Lance Cpl. Vincent Mizerk Lt. David Nelson Lt. Carlo J. Ocampo S. Sgt. Shane Paczkowski Pvt. 1
st Class Christopher Prentice
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COME ONE!
COME ALL!
TO OUR COMPLIMENTARY
THANKSGIVING DINNER
To show our appreciation to our community we
cordially invite you and your family to attend our
home cooked Thanksgiving Day dinner
DATE: Thursday, November 25, 2021
LOCATION: Adrian Hall Community Building
27 E. Cape May Ave., Ocean Gate
TIME: 1:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m.
RESRVATION ARE REQUIRED
In-Door Dining, Pick Up &
Delivery (if needed)
Indoor Dining Seating Choices:
1:00–2: 30 p.m. OR 2:30– 4:00 p.m.
MENU
Salad/Dressing Roasted Turkey
Stuffing/Gravy Vegetable
Cranberry Sauce Mashed Potatoes
Yams Bread/Butter
Dessert Beverage
For information or to make reservations for In-Door Dining, Pick Up or Delivery Services (delivery limited to 5 mile radius) call Joella at 732-288-4706, Judi at 732-687-7546 or Patty at 732-814-3578.
Our 2021 Thanksgiving Day Dinner is hosted by Breakout ministries dba the Ocean Gate Church, The Faith Community United Methodist Church and Fulfill Food Pantry.
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