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SATURDAY, June 8, 2013 7:45 am +Madeline & John Taylor, Req. Family +Johnny Taylor, Req. Family 5:00 pm +Maggie Young, Req. Tenants Association +Catherine Yoskowitz, Req. Kevin Coughlin
+Clay Warnick, Req. Richard & Suzanne Peters SUNDAY, June 9, 2013 7:00 am Intention of Fr. Neiser on his First Anniversary of Ordination
+Carlos Rosado, Req. Rosemary Bobay
8:30 am Pro Populo
10:00 am +Lucy DeBlasio, Req. Pete & Karen Angiuoli & children
+Mary Andre & the Colligan Family, Req. Eileen & Bill O’Connell
+John Bogan, Req. Doris & Bob Hayes
+Michael J. Marino, Req. Wife & Children
11:30 am +Ruth Stout, Req. Barbara Russian
+Loretta Lorenz, Req. Patty & Steve Lemoine
+Rose Cerza, Req. Jerry Cerza
5:00 pm +Maria Salerno, Req. Robert Roccia
+Elenita Pecesky, Req. Paul & Margaret Rockwell
+Elena Lazer, Req. Steve & Mary Woelfer
MONDAY, June 10, 2013 6:45 am +Paul & Marie Manning, Req. Family
9:00 am + Madeleine Rafferty, Req. John & Kathy Currie
7:00 pm Holy Hour TUESDAY, June 11, 2013
6:45 am +Rev. Aedan Manning, Req. Family
9:00 am +John Reddick, Req. Joan Blanchard
WEDNESDAY, June 12, 2013
6:45 am +Mary & Tom Farrell, Req. Family
9:00 am +Grace O’Driscoll, Req. Family
THURSDAY, June 13, 2013 6:45 am +Les Blaha, Req. Family
+Anthony Pellegrino, Req. Family
9:00 am +Edward A. Ganning, Req. John & Carol Ganning
FRIDAY, June 14, 2013 6:45 am +John & Elsie Manning, Req. Family
9:00 am +John Pitta, Req. Marqurs Family
+Mary Jane Sharkey, Req. Rita Sharkey +Joaquina Mendes, Req. Mrs. Julia Mendes & Family SATURDAY, June 15, 2013 7:45 am +Kristian Mattson, Req. Ricca Family 12 Noon Nuptial: Paul Christ and Michelle Cheasty 5:00 pm +Frank Mondi & Joe Prorok, Req. John & Carol Prorok +Catherine Yoskowitz, Req. Denis Coughlan
+Maggie Young, Req. Gene Murray
WEEKLY EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Monday St. Rose, Belmar 7 – 8 pm Wednesday St. Catharine, Spring Lake 8:30 am – 4pm Thursday St. Elizabeth, Avon 8:30 – 9:30 am Thursday Holy Innocents, Neptune 9:30am -9:00 pm First Friday Holy Innocents, Neptune 9:30 am-2 pm Friday St. Mark, Sea Girt 11:30 am – 4 pm
Mass Intentions SUNDAY, June 16, 2013 7:00 am +Emidio Ciccone, Req. Family
8:30 am Pro Populo
+Deceased Members of the Wigger Family, Req. Family
10:00 am +Bob Sykes, Req. Family
+James P. Mahoney, Req. Elaine & Meghan Mahoney
+Grace Caggiano, +Sister, Josephine
11:30 am +Leonard & Christina Tomasello,
Req. Family
+Ernest Rivera, Req. Carmen Battand & Family
+John J. Kelly, Jr., Req. Family
+Glenn Van Syckle, Req., Family
5:00 pm +Jane & Frank Frosch, Req. Jane, Frank & Rosemary
+Richard & Kathryn Meuerle, Req. Family
+Marlene Taylor, Req. Ludwig Family
Weekday Readings Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sunday: 1 Kgs 17:17-24; Gal 1:11-19; Lk 7:11-17 Monday: 2 Cor 1:1-7; Mt 5:1-12 Tuesday: Acts 11:21b-26, 13:1-3; Mt 5:13-16 Wednesday: 2 Cor 3:4-11; Mt 5:17-19 Thursday: 2 Cor 3:15―4:1, 3-6; Mt 5:20-26 Friday: 2 Cor 4:7-15; Mt 5:27-32 Saturday: 2 Cor 5:14-21; Mt 5:33-37
Your Sacrificial Offerings Number of registered families 2,490 Number of envelopes mailed 1,728 # of envelopes & ParishPay used 550Average envelope & ParishPay donation $ 25.15 Total Weekend collection $18,162 Last year’s weekend collection $16,892
Welcome Deacon Mark Nillo!
May the Lord bless your diaconal ministry with us as we warmly welcome you to our parish family!
PARISH OFFICE SUMMER HOURS: Monday through Thursday 9:30 to 4 pm.
Friday 9:30 to 1 pm.
Notes from the Pastor Dear Parish Family, Praise be Jesus Christ now and forever! What if I told you YOU hold the power to bring the dead to life? Would you believe me? No, it’s not just poetic language. Whenever we look at the gospel
stories, we’re asked to take what’s there, and see way beyond it—move it out into our lives. If we can’t do that, then what is the point? Jesus impressed the people with his physical raising of the widow of Nain’s dead son. It was an amazing evidence of his divine power and they recognized that “a great prophet has risen among us.” Now, we have inherited Jesus’ Spirit, and we are called to raise others from death. We know from centuries of spiritual writing, reflection, and experience that there are many kinds of death. Every day, lives are being deadened by cruelty, abuse, alcohol, and drug addiction. The gospel today says, “Jesus was moved with pity,” so he acted to raise the boy from death. How can we turn our pity into action? Maybe there is someone in your life who is particularly vulnerable in the world. Often we “blame the victim” when a young person does something wrong. But all of us are participating in the raising of the children around us, not just the birth parents. The good news is, you can interact with a child and have a profound effect upon the adult they become—just ask anyone who loved their coach or teacher. Some people need more raising to life, more affirmation, than others. But, just like Jesus, we can only take people as they come into our lives. When we feel ourselves moved with pity, let it be our call to action…to share our life with someone who needs to come alive again!
________________________________ This is the first weekend Deacon Mark Nillo is with us at St. Rose and so we warmly welcome him to our parish family and pray that his time with us will be blessed in many ways! Deacon Mark has been assigned to St. Rose for the summer from June 3 to July 22; he will also be with us for the Christmas and Easter holidays. In September he will return to St. Mary’s Seminary and University in Baltimore to complete his last year of studies before graduating in May, 2014 with a Master of Divinity and Bachelor of Sacred Theology degrees. Deacon Mark will be ordained to the priesthood for the Diocese of Trenton next June (there are six other deacons in his ordination class!). We are so glad to have Deacon Mark with us…you will find him to be a delightful and humble young man who is eager to serve the People of God! “An Evening of Parish Mission and Ministry at St. Rose.” This coming Tuesday, June 11th, we will be pleased to welcome Mrs. Terry Ginther from the Office of Pastoral Planning in the Diocese of Trenton who will be with us to give a presentation to ALL members of parish organizations, committees, groups, and ministries on our new parish mission statement and what it means in our particular organization or ministry. Anyone who is on a parish committee, organization, group, ministry (such as lector, Eucharistic minister), is invited to attend this evening of reflection from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in our Parish Center. Please join us for the
presentation, a wine and cheese social, and an opportunity to “connect” with your fellow parishioners in ministry! I look forward to sharing this evening with you. Parish Healthcare Ministry. Several parishioners took advantage of the free blood pressure screening we had after all the parish Masses last weekend. They will be doing this regularly. We thank the volunteer registered nurses who comprise our newly formed parish heathcare ministry and in their name we ask that you complete the “Parish Healthcare Ministry Survey” that was in the bulletin last weekend (also available at all the church entrances). This confidential survey will assist the healthcare ministry in planning future educational and informational activities in our parish. Thank you for taking the time to fill out the survey; simply return the form in the box marked “Healthcare Ministry” located in the front church vestibule. Thanks be to God for another school year….but a challenging one because of Sandy! We come to the end of another academic school year for St. Rose High School and St. Rose Grammar School. And what a year it has been because of superstorm Sandy! Thursday, June 13th is the last day of exams for students at SRHS and Friday, June 14th is the last day for SRGS (Mass at 9:00 a.m. in Church). By the grace of God and the helping hands of so many, we pulled together during this difficult school year because we are ST. ROSE STRONG! I wish to sincerely thank the faculties, staffs, administrations, school advisory boards, PTA’s, volunteers and EVERYONE who contributed time, talent and treasure in making this a great year, especially, Sr. Kathy Nace, SSJ, Principal of St. Rose High School, and Mr. William Roberts, Principal of St. Rose Grammar School. Thank you also to our parents for all your support throughout the year and to our children and teenagers who fill our classrooms with their smiling faces and eager minds waiting to learn. To ALL children and young people of our parish---whatever school you are attending—I wish you a happy, safe and enjoyable summer. Go with God and come back with God. And don’t forget your Sunday obligation (parents) of bringing your children to Mass on Sunday! We wish FATHER NEISER CARDENEAS prayerful best wishes and congratulations as he celebrates his first anniversary of ordination to the priesthood today, June 9th! May he continue to have many more joyful and grace-filled years of priestly service as we at the same time thank him for his priestly ministry here at St. Rose! Ad multos annos! God Bless You, Father Neiser! In this month of June, the month dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, let us remember these words of St. Alphonsus Liguori: “Let us place before our eyes, especially on Fridays, Jesus dying on the Cross, and let us rest there a while and contemplate the love which he bore to us while He continued in agony upon that bed of pain.” Have a good week and may God bless you and keep you always in His Love!
Joyfully in the Lord,
Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Arnister, Pastor
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THE DIVINE MERCY CHAPLET is recited EVERY FRIDAY afternoon at 3:00 pm in the Church. SCRIPTURE CLASS: Our Scripture Class will resume in September! We will continue to meet on Monday evenings from 7 to 8:30 pm in Parish Center. For Info call Deacon Gene Malhame at 732-681-0512 HOSPITALITY SUNDAY IS BACK! The Elizabeth Ministry of St. Rose invites all parishioners to the parish center from 12:30-1PM TODAY, for a complimentary brunch of rolls and bagels, coffee and juice, sausage and scrambled eggs, fruit and cheese, free door prizes, a quick and fun craft for the kids, and lots of great St. Rose-style fellowship. There is no charge for this event and all are most welcome!! Bring a friend! St. Rose Parish is initiating a Healthcare Ministry program. The Healthcare Ministry consists of Registered Nurses and other healthcare professionals within the parish. These professionals will volunteer their expertise as health and wellness educators, advocates and referral agents. The Healthcare Ministry program is modeled after the Healing Mission of Jesus which connects Faith with Healing.
ELIZABETH MINISTRY Calling all friends and members of the Elizabeth Ministry! Volunteers are needed to help re-structure, re-stock and staff the St. Rose Parish Library. If you have any library or clerical work experience, a love for books and reading, or would simply like
to help, please call or email LisaMarie at home, or leave a message for her at the Parish Center, c/o Carol or Joann. This work will be done primarily over the summer. Thanks! The parish library is closed for the summer and will re-open with the Elizabeth Ministry's first Hospitality Sunday gathering in September. If you have any library items to return, please leave them on the counter in the library. If you have any library needs, or would like to volunteer with the Elizabeth Ministry for an hour or two per month in the Fall, please contact Jill or LisaMarie, through the Parish Office, at 732 681 0512. The baptismal gift program is in need of handmade or store-bought baby blankets of any kind, color, or fabric. If you would like to make or purchase blankets, please leave them in a bag marked "Elizabeth Ministry" in the parish office during office hours, or in the downstairs library room of the parish center before or after any Mass. Thank you for your help and generosity!!
MOMMY & ME PLAYGROUP: Mommy and Me meets in the Parish Library from 11:30 am to 1 pm. For more information call Kelly Lang 732-996-4587
Monmouth Coastal Respect Life Committee
Do You Know a “Champion for Life”?? The Monmouth Coastal Respect Life Committee is seeking nominations for the 2013 “Champion for Life” Award!! This annual award is given to a local person (or couple) who has demonstrated significant dedication to the respect and dignity of human life. This distinguished award is presented at our annual “Champion for Life” Award Dinner in October. All nominations should include detailed information about the nominee’s dedication to upholding the dignity of human life. Please send submissions by June 15, 2013 to MCRLC c/o St. Catharine Parish, 215 Essex Ave., Spring Lake, NJ 07762. Questions- Rachel Hendricks, President 732-223-1658 or [email protected] Prayer for Life: O God, our Creator, all life is in your hands from conception until death. Help us to cherish our children and to reverence the awesome privilege of our share in creation. May all people live and die in dignity and love. Bless all those who defend the rights of the unborn, the handicapped and the aged. Enlighten and be merciful toward those who fail to love, and give them peace. Let freedom be tempered by responsibility, integrity and morality. Join this determined group for future activities by contacting Cathi DeGenova at [email protected]
ROSARY ALTAR SOCIETY Have a wonderful summer! The next Rosary Altar Society meeting will be Monday September 23, 2013 with recitation of the rosary in church 7 PM and a meeting afterwards in the parish center.
Christmas in June . . . The St. Rose Rosary Holiday Party will be Monday June 17th from 6 PM – 9 PM at the Riverview Pavilion. Tickets will most likely be $35.00/pp with a selection of Chicken Francaise or Filet of Sole with Lemon Butter. If you need a vegetarian dish you need to specifically ask for it. Please RSVP to Maria Parry, [email protected] or 732-280-5932 before June 10th. There will be a mini gift auction, and a 50/50. Please also bring $5 cash and a non-perishable food item for St. Vincent De Paul. If the weather cooperates, consider wearing holiday themed clothing!
N. J. CATHOLIC CONFERENCE Faith in Action Please become involved in the struggle to defend Marriage, Religious Liberty, and the democratic process by contacting the New Jersey Catholic Conference www.njcathconf.com and pressing in the “Faith in Action” icon or www.usccb.org/conscience.
English for Speakers of Other Languages The English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) meets at the St Rose Grammar School Annex (McInerney Hall), 705 7th Avenue, Belmar, on Thursdays at 6:30 pm. We look forward to seeing all of our students and any new members. El programa de Ingles (ESOL) se lleva a cabo los jueves a las 6:30pm en el salon Annex de la Escuela Primaria Santa Rosa, ubicado en el 705 de la Avenida 7ma de Belmar, NJ. Esperamos seguir prestando este servicio a todos los estudiantes que lo requieran.
ROSE YOUTH MINISTRY
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our summer activities.
Last weekend the Teen Action Group wrapped up a busy year with an afternoon campfire complete with roasted hot dogs and s'mores. The threat of thunderstorms caused a postponement of the zipline and ropes challenge, but the deluge held off until it was time to leave. Stay tuned for the reschedule date. email: [email protected] text or call 732-673-5829 facebook: St. Rose Belmar Youth Group Twitter: @StRoseBelYouth TAG will resume weekly meetings in the fall.
SAINT ROSE HIGH SCHOOL Run for the Roses Basketball Camp: SRHS will once again host the 26th Run for the Roses Summer Basketball Camp under the direction of Head Basketball coaches Dennis Devaney and Joe Whalen. The camp is held at SHRS fully air-conditioned gym. The camp is divided by age and gender. For dates, times and general information, visit the SRHS website: www.strose.k12.nj.us or call coach Devaney at 732-681-2858 Ext. 507.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION St. Rose First Vacation Bible School DATE: Monday- Friday, July 8-12, 2013 - 8:45 am – 12:30 pm. Includes Daily Mass, Snacks, Games, Bible Stories, Crafts, Music. For children entering Grades 1-5 in September, 2013. Registration deadline June 15th Our Numbers for this first year are limited. Priority will be given to Students currently enrolled in St. Rose Grammar School and Religious Ed. and those who register early. Registration Fee: $40 per child and $25 for each additional child in family. Registration Forms available @ www.strosebelmar.com (Church page) Religious Ed Office (Sr. Donna D’Alia or Marianne Lane) 732-681-0512 ext. 417 or [email protected] Adult and Teen Volunteers (Grades 7-12 in Sept.) NEEDED. Full-time adult volunteers receive $25. Credit REGISTER NOW FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASSES 2013-14 K-8th Grade. Discount Registration before August 1st . Deadline Sept. 1st No one may attend the first class on Sept. 16 or 17th unless they are pre-registered by Sept. 6. Please note that Students must attend all Grades 1-8 to receive Sacraments of Holy Communion and Confirmation Forms and information
available at the Doors of the Church, in the Parish Office, online at www.strosebelmar.com-Church page. For more information Contact: Sr. Donna or Marianne Lane 732-681-0512 x417 [email protected] Children or Teens Missing Sacraments of Baptism, Communion, Confirmation? Age-appropriate Classes are beginning now and throughout the summer for those seeking the Sacraments. Contact Sr. Donna as soon as possible at 732-0512 x419 if interested.
GREG RYAN GROUPS Weekly Christian Meditation Group - Mondays, 7:00-7:45 pm. “Contemplatives know that the work they are doing in silence and stillness touches and affects the whole person. The wounding division between body and mind is gradually healed and the meaning of resurrection becomes clearer. Restored to ourselves, we find our right place in the world and accept our responsibilities in it. The ways of peace and justice are highlighted, and courage to bear witness is born of the new peace in the soul.” From Laurence Freeman OSB, “Dearest Friends,” Christian Meditation Newsletter, Vol. 28, No. 2, May 2004, pp. 4-5. Information: 732-681-6238 | [email protected] | www.WCCM.org Thomas Merton Discussion Group - 7:00-8:00 pm in the Parish Center. On June 12, we will discuss Merton’s Raids on the Unspeakable. In this book Merton “writes in many forms, using parable and myth, the essay and the meditation, satire and manifesto, prose poetry and even adaptations from a medieval Arab mystic.... to humanize and dramatize his philosophical themes.” This is another great book to read during this “Year of Faith” that we are celebrating. All are welcome. Questions or more information: 732-681-6238 | [email protected]
CHOIR Adult Choir: The St. Rose Adult Choir is open to all parishioners who wish to praise the Lord through song. Rehearsals are on Wednesday evenings at 7 pm, starting 2 weeks after Labor Day, and running until the week of Memorial Day. The choir sings at the 10:00 am Mass on Sundays, and evening Masses for Holy Days of Obligation (September – May). Please contact the Music Director, Timothy Novembre at: [email protected] for more information, or feel free to introduce yourself before or after any weekend Mass. Children’s Choir: The St. Rose Children’s Choir is open to all children of the parish in grades 2-8. Rehearsals are on Wednesday evenings from 6:15 – 6:55 pm, starting 2 weeks after Labor Day, and running until the week of Memorial Day. The children generally sing at two 11:30 am Masses per month (September – May). Please contact the Music Director, Timothy Novembre at [email protected] for more information or feel free to introduce yourself before or after any weekend Mass if your child is interested in participating.
Knitting and Crocheting Group Our knitting and crocheting group. . . dubbed the “Knit Wits” meets on the second Tuesday of each month and will meet next on Tuesday, June 11th in the Parish Center at 1:00 p.m., 705 7th Ave. We hope all our talented ladies will come and bring their projects, patterns, needles and yarn. We have sent many hats, (both oncology and baby hats), lapghans and quilts to the hospital and hope to gather more to send to the
nursing homes. We have also given baby blankets to the Elizabeth Ministry. Please share your talents and let our oncology and nursing home patients know that someone is thinking of their comfort and holding them in our prayers. We are very much in need of shawls and more lapghans. Call Eileen at 732-280-2143 or Isabella 732-681-5652.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS The Knights of Columbus Msgr. Thomas U. Reilly Council 5611 meetings are held every second and fourth Tuesday of the month at 7 in St. Margaret’s Church, corner of 3rd & Ludlow, Spring Lake. All Catholic gentlemen 18 years of age or older are welcome to join. For further information, please visit our website at www.kofcnj.org or email [email protected]
ST. VINCENT de PAUL SOCIETY Do you need something more in your life? Join us and fill up your emptiness with service to those in need. The SVdP members will meet next on the first Tuesday July 2nd, 2013 at 6:30 p.m. in the Parish Center. Everyone is welcome!
Selective Seconds . . . our new and gently used high- quality furniture and home décor store located at 911 Main Street, Rear, Belmar; Phone: 732-894-9393. Open Thursday – Saturday, 11-5; Sunday, 12-4
TV stands for your flat screen TV will be featured the weekend of Belmar’s town-wide garage sales/store sidewalk sales! These pieces are showroom models donated by an award-winning designer. Every year, Electronic House magazine selects products for its highly regarded Product Of The Year Award and for six years straight this international company has topped the list with the innovative styling of its audio/video systems. So, stop by our store from 5/16-5/19 for prices that are unmatched. When this weekend is over, so will the deal on these TV stands as well as other items throughout the store!
COMMUNITY NEWS Sisters of St. Joseph (SSJ) Mission Corps is offering your women ages 19-35 a summer experience at St. Mary-by-the-sea-retreat house, Cape May Point, NJ Volunteers will live in community and volunteer full time. For more information go to www.ssjmissioncorps.org under the summer experience or call Colleen O’Grady 215-248-7235. Your Villa awaits! Take a chance to win a private villa in the Tuscany/Umbria Region of Italy. The villa accommodates up to 10 people. Mercy Center will be selling chances after all Masses Father’s Day Weekend. The win includes a 7 day/6 night stay, private tours, cooking demos, some meals, travel transfer in Florence plus a $2,500 airline voucher. Only 600 tickets will be sold at $100 each. Drawing will be September 298, 2013. All proceeds benefit Mercy Center’s Sisters Academy in Asbury Park, NJ For more info call Ariane Yazdan at 732-774-9397 ext. 14 or email [email protected]. “Thanks for the Memories HFA” Join the alumnae, alumni, family and friends for a fundraiser to celebrate and benefit HFA one last time on Saturday, June 15
th from 4 to 11 pm at
Holy Family Academy, 239 Avenue A, Bayonne, NJ 07002. Tickets are $50. Ticket includes food, beer, wine, soda, live entertainment and a trip down memory lane. The day’s events include: 50/50 to be raffled every hour. Super 50/50 at 10 pm. Holy Family apparel for sale. RSVP by June 8
th to
[email protected] or by mail. For more info or to make a donation, email [email protected] or call 201-339-7341. The Garden Club of Spring Lake will hold its annual Garden Tour on Wednesday, June 26
th from 10 am to 3 pm. The tour
will include eight private, unique gardens and a rain garden in beautiful Spring Lake. Homemade refreshments will be served all day on a picturesque Spring Lake porch. Tickets are $20 in advance and can be purchased in Spring Lake on 3
rd
Avenue at Kate&Co; ArtEffects; Clayton Limousine or The Greater Spring Lake Chamber of Commerce at 302-304 Washington Avenue. Tickets will be sold on the day of the tour for $25 at the Spring Lake Train Station and at all the gardens. For advance tickets and info, call 732-233-9835. The Retired & Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) at Family and Children’s Service is currently looking for qualified volunteers and substitutes for two programs. READING BUDDIES PROGRAM: Family and Children’s Service in Long Branch has a meaningful volunteer opportunity for adults who love children and books. Committed volunteers will read to kindergarten through second grade students during school hours for one hour, once a week. We serve 16 public schools in Monmouth County and need volunteers in your area. No previous teaching experience is required; training will be offered and books are supplied. Please show your concern for our children by sharing your time. Call Lisa at 732-222-9111 ext. 153 for more information. HEALTHY BUDDIES PROGRAM: Family & Children’s Service has a meaningful volunteer opportunity for adults who love children and have a desire to help teach them about the importance of healthy eating and regular exercise. Committed volunteers will help teach third and fourth grade students during school hours for one and a half hours, once a week. Healthy Buddies is a pilot program starting this school year. We plan to expand the program into many of our Monmouth County Schools. No previous teaching experience is required and volunteers do not need to perform any physical activity. Training will be offered and all materials supplies. Call Lisa at 732-222-9111 ext. 153 for more information. Christian Family Theater - Original Musical! Lighthouse Stage Productions presents Running Through the Fire. Based on a powerful, true story of redemption, this original rock 'n' roll musical follows a young 1960s garage band in their pursuit of fame and fortune and the struggles that ultimately lead them to the cross. Playing at Saint John Vianney High School June 27th, 28th, 29th at 8pm and June 30th at 2pm. Buy your tickets in advance at www.RTTFthemusical.com or at the door if available. $15/ticket - $5 of each ticket will be donated to Speed the Light! “Birthright of Red Bank is participating in Boscov's "Friends Helping Friends" scheduled for Tuesday, October 22, 2013. Tickets cost $5 each; proceeds from all ticket sales go to Birthright. Everyone who purchases a ticket receives a 25% discount shopping pass for purchases made at Boscov’s at the Monmouth Mall on October 22 only, and they are eligible to win fabulous door prizes. If anyone would like to purchase tickets for this event please call Karen Fitzgerald at 732-747-4240 OR send your request with the amount of tickets and your check to Birthright, P.O. Box 202, Red Bank, NJ 07701. Thank you in advance. Karen Fitzgerald, Director”
