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Sunday Within the Octave of the Ascension 5 June 2011
MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK
Saturday 8:00 AM June 4 Susane Zamitis req. by Nancy Hilbert
5:00 PM The Living and Deceased Members of Mater Ecclesiae Sunday 8:30 AM June 5 Ann Graziano Birthday Intentions req. by Mike & Rita Graziano 11:00 AM
Mary Angle req. by John & Saveria Symons Monday 8:00 AM June 6
William & Adeline Kiddish req. by Son & Daughter Tuesday 8:00 AM June 7
Andrew & Mary Natale req. by Grandson & Granddaughter Wednesday 7:30 PM June 8 Purgatorial Society Thursday 8:00 AM June 9
Marie Assunta Lerza req. by Gloria & Michael Sabato Friday 8:00 AM June 10
Robert Francis req. by Robert & Lori Ann Scott & Family Saturday 10:30 AM June 11
Kathleen A. Hennessey req. by Family
Veni, Sancte Spiritus, reple tuorum corda fidelium:
et tui amoris in eis ignem accinde.
Emitte Spiritum tuum, et creabuntur:
et renovabit faciem terrae.
THIS WEEK’S LITURGICAL CALENDAR AND READINGS FOR MASS
Sunday June 5 II Class SUNDAY WITHIN THE OCTAVE OF THE ASCENSION Readings: 1 Peter 4, 7-11 & John 15, 26, 27; 16, 1-4
Monday June 6 III Class Saint Norbert, Bishop & Confessor Readings: Ecclesiasticus 44, 16-27 & Matthew 25, 14-23
Tuesday June 7 IV Class Feria Readings: 1 Peter 4, 7-11 & John 15, 26, 27; 16, 1-4
Wednesday June 8 IV Class Feria Readings: 1 Peter 4, 7-11 & John 15, 26, 27; 16, 1-4
Thursday June 9 IV Class Feria Comm. Saints Primus & Felician, Martyrs Readings: 1 Peter 4, 7-11 & John 15, 26, 27; 16, 1-4
Friday June 10 III Class Saint Margaret Queen of Scotland, Widow Readings: Proverbs 31, 10-31 & Matthew 13, 44-52
Saturday June 11 III Class VIGIL OF PENTECOST Mass at 10:30 AM - Sacrament of Confirmation Readings: Acts 19, 1-8 & John 14, 15-21
FEAST OF PENTECOST:
Come, O Holy Ghost, enkindle in our hearts
the fire of Thy love.
If possible, wear something RED next Sunday to show an outward sign
of our cooperation in the fire of His love. Please plan to attend the
Pentecost Choral High Mass on Sunday, June 12
at 11:00 AM.
Tuesday Night Confessions
Schedule Change The Sacrament of Penance will not be offered on Tuesday evening from May 10 through June 7. The regular schedule of Confessions every Tuesday evening, 8 PM to 9 PM, will resume on June 14.
Catholic Communication Collection This Weekend
June 4th & June 5th
CCD FUNDRAISER
Thank You for Your Continued Support!
Don’t throw away those empty printer cartridges and old cell phones!
Help us get cash for your trash! Drop off your empty inkjet & laser cartridges, used cell
phones, and PDA’s in the “Cartridges for Kids” Collection Basket in the St. Martha Room. Tell your family, friends, and Businesses. All proceeds benefit the CCD Program.
This is a great fundraiser for CCD because it requires ZERO investment and is a total profit for Mater Ecclesiae.
***Look for our wicker basket in the St. Martha Room!***
Calling All SingersCCaalllliinngg AAllll SSiinnggeerrss
The Choir which sings at the 8:30 AM Low Mass is in need of new members. Please consider sharing your love of singing. The practice is held every Tuesday
evening at 7:00 PM and Sundays a half an hour before the Low Mass. The repertoire includes English and
Latin hymns in four parts. He who sings prays twice!
Prayer Chain for Special Intentions &
Intercessory Prayer
Mater Ecclesiae parishioners who have a need for intercessory prayers or who wish to commit to participate in our newly formed Prayer Chain should contact Lou DiLoreto
at 609-304-4911 or [email protected].
Nursing Home Mass
On the Second Friday of each month at 11:00 AM volunteers pray the Rosary and attend Mass said by Fr. Pasley at the Nursing Home and Rehabilitation Center at Virtua in Berlin. The next Nursing Home Mass will be June 10.
Mater Ecclesiae has reached our goal of $36,300.00!
Thank you to all of our generous donors who have made this possible.
The Mater Ecclesiae Pro-Life Apostolate Meets on the third Thursday of each month, 7:30-9:00 PM. The Pro-Life Newsletter is available in the Narthex and
online at our Website www.materecclesiae.org.
Support Our Knights Council and an Order of Traditional Carmelite Monks!
Now you can order coffee from the Mystic Monks through the Knights of Columbus web site. Get great coffee and support the knights. Flavors include Premium Blend, Dark, Medium and Light Roast, Decaf Arabica, Hazelnut, Chocolate Cherry, Irish Cream, French Vanilla, and Royal Rum Pecan. To learn more or place an order go here: http://www.kofc12833.org/coffee.html
The Carmelite Monks of Wyoming
Mystic Monk Coffee is roasted by the Carmelite Monks, a Roman Catholic monastery in the silence and solitude of the Rocky
Mountains of northern Wyoming. The monks live a hidden life of prayer and contemplation in the pursuit of God. The monastery is inundated with young men who seek to leave everything to pray for the world, in a tradition at least a thousand years old.
Father’s Day Spiritual Bouquet Mass Cards
Give a spiritual gift for
Father’s Day, or a loving Memorial Remembrance.
If you would like to include your father, grandfather, husband, uncle, brother, or loved one in our Father’s Day Mass Intentions, Father’s Day Spiritual Bouquet Mass Cards will be available in the Narthex. The Mass Intentions will be placed before the statue of Saint Joseph on the Altar for Father’s Day and remain there through the end of June.
Knights of Columbus
Annual Baby Bottle Drive to Benefit Local Pro-Life Organization
Pick up your empty baby bottles in the narthex. throw your extra change in the bottle to aid the
Pro-Life cause.Your generosity is greatly appreciated and we
ask Our Lady to Bless each and everyone of you for helping us with this most important work of mercy that is saving the lives of the innocent!
Visit Mater Ecclesiae's Website
Bookmark our Website at www.materecclesiae.org to find out the latest news about what’s happening at our
parish. If anyone has an announcement, pictures or news to add to the website, please contact our webmasters Kevin or
Kelly Myers at [email protected].
Save the Date!
A CONTRA DANCE!
Saturday, August 20 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM
Dance: Contra dancing is like square dancing- it's very lively and energetic! Ages: Young adults ages 12 & up Music: There will be live music and a caller Admission: $5 per person ~ $15 per family (3 or more people) Attire: Suggestions: Girls: Shoes comfortable for dancing (no high heels), skirt/dress that twirls (below the knee) Boys: Light slacks or shirts/lightweight dress shirts (something comfortable for energetic dancing)
Mater Ecclesiae Council #12833 meetings are held on the 2nd & 4th Mondays of the month at 8:00
PM in the Knights Room. The Scriptural Rosary and Prayer for Vocations are said at 7:30 PM in the Church. New members are welcome. Visit their website: www.KofC12833.org.
Scriptural Rosary
The Mater Ecclesiae Knights of Columbus Scriptural Rosary is now available on the Knights' website. You can download the
PDF file from the homepage or the "Prayers" page. You can go directly to www.KofC12833.org or follow the link from the
Mater Ecclesiae website.
Knights of Columbus Food Pantry
A continuing Food Collection program to aid those among us experiencing “food insecurity” continues at Mater Ecclesiae. There is a wicker basket in the Saint Martha’s Room. Please place whatever items of non-perishable food you can into that basket as often as you can. They will be distributed to those in need.
Remember the Sick:
Please pray for Fr. H. L. Brignac, Fr. Daniel Kehoe, Fr. Robert Skurla, Joseph Arleth, Alfred J. Bailey, Louis N. Bailey, Alexandra Bilotti, Dan Bonacorsi, Michael Bowes, Chris Breen, Anne Byrne, Milvia Cacich, William Canfield, Catherine Canfield, Kelsey Canfield, Stephen Caputi, Gloria Cascino, Carolyn Casey, The Casey Family, James Cassidy, Bill Coillot, John Robert Conner, Patrick Corrigan, Marie DeCarlo, Dakota DiLoreto, Joseph DiSanto, Gerard Dowdall, Vincent Durso, Larry Ferringo, Luke Ferringo, Theresa Ferringo, Kathy Field, Rob Field, Joan & William Foley, Diane Foster, Gus Friedel, Joseph Gerage, Gordon C. Gladden, Wayne R. Glenn, Tadeusz Grancowski, Ann Graziano, Barbara Hale, Kathleen Hess, Velma Horcher, Mary Jablonski, Joe Johns, Joseph G. Johns, Barry & Mary Johnson, Robert A. Kauffmann, Pauline Keys, Merlyn Kinsey, Dorothy Kirwin, Gregory Kuczykowski, Jr., Jerry Levine, Grace Linkmeyer, Nancy LaMarche, Agnes B. Lamendola, Gay Lauria, Patricia Lennon, Guy Luongo, Daniel McCusker, Delores McElroy, Tina McGinnis, Donald Miller, Helen Minuto, Barbara Murphy, Clayton Myers, John Nadrigale, Nancy Numair, Michael Nuzzi, Pam O’Brien, Doug Pallidino, Diane Passarello, Michael Pozanski, Carol Rader, Luis Rodriguez, M.A.T. R., Bill Roscioli, Marion Rosetti, Marea Rossino, Tom Rothermel, Annabella Salvucci, Bea Schiavo, Justin Schiavo, Kaylin Schiffer, Harold Scull, Rosalie Smith, Virginia Smith, Kathleen Snyder, Jack Sprouls Thomas G Swart Robert F
Sacred Music & Liturgical Events
June 11 – Saturday - Vigil of Pentecost
o Confirmation 10:30 AM
June 12 – Feast of Pentecost
o 11:00 AM Choral Mass
June 15, 17, and 18
o Ember Days following the Feast of Pentecost
o Days of Fasting and Prayer
June 19 - Holy Trinity Sunday
o Father’s Day Spiritual Bouquets
June 23 - Feast of Corpus Christi
o 7:30 PM Choral Mass and Procession
o Blessed Imelda Induction of New Members
July 1 - Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
o 7:30 PM Choral Mass
August 15 – Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin
Mary
o 10th Anniversary Year Choral Mass
o The Shrine of Saint John Neumann
Parish Events
June 7 – Tuesday, 4:30 PM
o Junior Drama Club presentation
o Fables for the Young
June 10 - Friday
o End of Novena to Holy Ghost
o Nursing Home Rosary & Mass, 10:30 AM
June 14 – Tuesday, 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM
o Tuesday Evening Confessions Resume
July 9 & 10 – Mater Ecclesiae Drama Club Play
o Meet Me in St. Louis
August 20 – “Contra Dance”
o For young adults age 12 and up
o 6:30 – 9:30 PM
Sunday Collections Sunday, May 29 will be in next week’s Bulletin
DIOCESAN CAP SESSIONS
THERE WILL BE NO CAP SESSIONS IN JUNE, JULY OR AUGUST.
Dress Code Elder Care Seminars for Seniors Citizens and their Families
at St. Joan of Arc in Marlton
We want to foster the greatest reverence and respect for Our Lord at Mater Ecclesiae. Our attire is an outward expression of our love for the Lord and shows how important He is to us. It is also a sign of our respect for the House of God. Therefore, one should always wear their “Sunday Best” to Mass: modesty, good taste and common sense should prevail. Accordingly, the following rules apply:
What kind of care is best for my parents or spouse? What does Medicare cover? How can I protect my assets? Find the answers to these questions and more during our Senior Care Seminars. Adult Medical Day Care, Respite Care & Assisted Living – Wednesday, June 8 at 7:00 PM in Pedata Hall. How can I find short term care? Is Assisted Living for me?
• NO SHORTS, EVER, FOR MEN, WOMEN OR
CHILDREN. • Women: No revealing clothing, low necklines, short
skirts or bare midriffs. Please dress modestly with dignity and self-respect. We strongly suggest that women wear a head covering.
Skilled Nursing Home and Rehab – Wed., June 15, at 7:00 PM in Pedata Hall – Paying for a nursing home, what type of services can you expect, what are your rights, and more.
• Men: No tattered, soiled work clothes, old jeans or gym clothes. Please wear “business or business casual attire” to set a good example for our young men and boys.
End of Life Issues/Hospice/Palliative Care – Wed., June 22, at 7:00 PM in the church. How do I know if hospice or palliative care is the right choice? When should I call a priest? What does the Church have to say about end of life issues? For more information, contact Pat at 856-424-6234 or Effie at [email protected].
A Note of Appreciation,
Thank you to all of our CCD teachers who have so generously volunteered their time and talents to help teach our young parishioners about the Catholic Faith:
Mrs. Edie Consoli Ms. Ann Graziano Food Donations and Volunteers Requested
Mrs. Danielle Hasson Mrs. Nicole Petrilli Mrs. Mary Jane Gedgard Mr. Bill Gedgard Mrs. Jennifer Ellis Mrs. Marie Dallmer
Mrs. Emily Sparks Mrs. Madalene Zwick We need volunteers to organize and distribute on a
regular basis the donated food items in our Food Pantry. Mrs. Lori Ann Scott Mrs. Claire Thomas Mrs. Lillian Barakat
A small area will be set aside in the back storage area of Bishop DiMarzio Hall for the Food Pantry. It will include shelves to organize the food items and a drop-off spot
for all future food donations.
Fr. Robert Pasley, DRE
If you can spare some time to help with this, please
contact the Rectory Office:
The Sacrament of Confirmation will be celebrated on
The Vigil of Pentecost, Saturday, June 11, 2011
at 10:30 a.m. Please remember our Confirmandi in your prayers this week.
Email: [email protected] Call 856-753-3408, ext. 7
We are still collecting any non-perishable food items for our Food Pantry. If you can you can find it in your heart
to donate a non-perishable item to keep in the Food Pantry for this purpose, we would be most grateful.
Thank you!
JOIN THE MATER ECCLESIAE
SENIOR DRAMA STUDENTS FOR THEIR PRODUCTION OF “MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS”
ON SATURDAY, JULY 9TH and SUNDAY, JULY 10TH, 2011 IN BISHOP DIMARZIO HALL.
