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Notre Dame de la Mer Parish
www.notredamedelamer.org
Liturgy Schedule Saint Ann
2901 Atlantic Avenue Wildwood
Monday to Friday (Chapel) 7:00 AM Saturday 4:30 PM Sunday 10:30 AM 7:00 PM (Spanish)
Confessions Saturday 3:30 PM
Assumption
7100 Seaview Avenue Wildwood Crest
Monday to Friday (Kelly Hall) 8:30 AM Saturday 4:30 PM Sunday 8:30 AM
Confessions Saturday 3:30 PM
Holyday Masses
Visit our website www.notredamedelamer.org
Our Mission Statement
The love of Jesus Christ gathers us together to welcome and embrace all God’s Children. El amor de Jesus Cristo nos unifica para acoger a todos como hijos de Dios
Summer Mass Schedule Begins Memorial Day Weekend
St. Ann Church
Saturday 4:30 PM Confessions 3:30 PM Sunday 8:30 AM & 10:30 AM, 7:00 PM (Spanish)
Assumption Church Saturday 4:30 PM Confessions 3:30 PM Sunday 8:30 AM & 10:30 AM
WCHS/CTC School Building ** Saturday 4:30 PM Sunday 8:30 AM & 10:30 AM ** Masses at this location will be on Memorial Day Weekend and will resume the weekend of June 18 & 19.
May 22, 2016
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Dear Parishioner, The most faithful way to approach God's mystery is to come closer to the history of the revelation expressed in the word of God and the events brought about by Jesus Christ event. This is what shapes our faith as Christians and enables us to have at least some inference into Trinitarian life. If we have faith in what has been revealed by God, we are not in complete darkness: the life of the Trinity is not a fully sealed off mystery regardless of the fact that it remains somewhat obscure. On the other hand, to approach Trinity as it is, we have to believe in what Jesus announces to us in the measurement of our faith in which salvation penetrates our history. This is why confessing God in three persons is the mainstream of our faith. It is important to emphasize the doctrine of the Trinity not in an individual form, rather in the triune aspect that expresses the Father, Son and the Spirit in order to support their communion.
The theme of the mystery of the Incarnation remains at first an important fact in the Trinitarian as-pect of God. The Annunciation (Luke 1: 26-38), describes how God the Father sent the angel Gabri-el to Mary, to announce to her that God, the Holy Spirit, would "overshadow" her, and that God, the Son, would be made flesh in her womb. During the baptism of Jesus (Matthew 3:16-17), the Holy Spirit was shown descending on Jesus in the form of a Dove, while the Voice of God the Father was heard from the clouds. John (Chapters 15 through 18) presents the detailed teaching of Jesus on the Persons of the Holy Trinity. In the preaching mission given by the risen Lord to the disciples, Jesus commanded them to baptize people “in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spir-it. However, it is easy to forget the reality of Jesus emptying himself as the Son of God, which is to say Jesus lowered himself to unite with humanity. If we do not take time to understand better the Trinitarian aspect of God we will continue being simply baptized Christians who do not understand their roots as Christians and the meaning of the Triune God.
As Christians, how do we speak about “One God” and “Triune God”? In fact, it comes to a point where we need to approach not the “One God” but the God of faith, understood as Father the Crea-tor, Jesus Christ the Son our redeemer, and Holy Spirit our Sanctifier. We need to begin to see our life of faith from a Trinitarian perspective and understand the meaning of the revelation as fully re-vealed in the New Testament and in the beliefs professed by the Church. God, who has come to us in the flesh, in the person of Jesus, is one in the Father and the Spirit in the temporal and eternal reality without change or division. We must understand in a direct way the experience of the Trini-tarian aspect of God since it constitutes a new element which distinguishes Christianity from other religions. We must understand in a direct way the experience of the Trinitarian aspect of God since it constitutes a new element which distinguishes Christianity from other religions. Undoubtedly, Christianity has offered to the world a vision of God who became man and then sent his Holy Spirit among the people so that they might live fully in Him. What has been claimed regarding the doc-trine of the Trinity cannot be overlooked, but new ways can also help us find new vistas by which we come in contact with God and therefore grow in relationship with Him.
My brothers and sisters we need to see the Trinity as the model for our Christian families: We are created in love -- to be a community of loving persons, just as the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are united in love. Since the day we were baptized, we have belonged to the Father, Son and Holy Spir-it. How privileged we are to grow up in such a beautiful family! Let us turn to the Father, Son and Holy Spirit in prayer every day. We belong to the family of the triune God. The love, unity and joy in the relationship among the Father, Son and Holy Spirit should be the supreme model of our rela-tionships within our Christian families. Our families become truly Christian when we live in a rela-tionship of love with God and with others. May God bless you and Happy Trinity Sunday. Fr. Yvans Jazon
Letter From Father Yvans Jazon
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Mass Intentions
SATURDAY May 21 4:30 PM Fred Contantini r/b his Family Assumption Louis Celenza Church Craig Kearney r/b Eleanor Schaffer 4:30 PM Thomas J. Wall r/b Don & Faith Brunell St. Ann James Mc Closkey r/b J & M O’Shaughnessy Church Vietnam War Veterans (50th anniv.) r/b Don & Faith Brunell Patrick Kilgarriff r/b his Family SUNDAY May 22 8:30 AM Dolores Catalano r/b Pierina R. Spaeth William Knox r/b Ruther & Peter Cava Ada & Mario Orsi r/b Angelo Luciti 10:30 AM Margaret Mc Ginnis r/b Mark & Theresa Viall Donors to Wildwood Catholic High School 7:00 PM For Our Parishioners MONDAY May 23 7:00 AM Maryann Karpinski r/b Joe & Marie Tighe 8:30 AM Matt Diana r/b his Wife, Stella TUESDAY May 24 7:00 AM John Sparacio r/b Joe & Elizabeth Routhier 8:30 AM Fred Alfonsi r/b Maryann WEDNES. May 25 7:00 AM For Our College Graduates 8:30 AM Intentions of Father Wallace r/b Betty Katz THURSDAY May 26 7:00 AM Mary Muryasz r/b her Daughter AnnaMae 8:30 AM Lena Bower r/b Mom, Dad & Brothers FRIDAY May 27 7:00 AM For Our Veterans 8:30 AM Norbert Klimaszewski r/b Carol Mendenko SATURDAY May 28 4:30 PM Joseph D. Driscoll r/b Wife, Grace & Children Assumption Eleanor Kimball r/b Don & Mercy Staudt Church 4:30 PM John Ballman r/b his Family St. Ann Mary & Connie Kilgarriff r/b their Family Church Rose Mavy r/b Family
Parish Sick
PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS THOSE WHO ARE ILL- John Barkovitch, Isoletta Batten, Edward Daniel Bauman, Melissa Anne Marie Bauman, Victoria Bersani, Christian Buscham, Joseph Carfagno, Maggie Chase, Don Chiancone, Betty Collins, Stumpy Countiss, Jean Cunningham, Angie Dabbingi-no, Patricia Anne Di Vianca, Dan Elkins, Fran Feketics, Jean Feketics, Ken Ford, Linda Gallo, Helen Garagosa, Joanne Golley, Ann Grasso, David Grasso, Maggie Hartley, Drew Heimack, Frank & Janet Heller, John D. Howe, Janet Johnson, Jessica Karabian, Patricia Kedra, Barbara Klecz, Bea Korzeniowski, Henry Korzeniowski, Lois Lauriello, Elizabeth Love, Joanne Lynch, Rose Mattera, Dolly Mc Gee, Mark McKee, Marge McMullin, Mary Ann Metzger, Krista Mote, Marie Murphy, Mimi Jean Myra, Lynn Nichols, Bob Necker, Frank Niemczak, Tim O’Leary, Sr., Ramona Oliver, Madison Pagliaccetti, Valerie Biedzian Parr, Brittany Peace, Halina Poznanska, Cecelia Puerta, Mamie Reed, Tom Ribnicky, Tony Robinson, Pat Rooney, Luigi Rovar, Rose Sal-vitelli, Noel Sanesec, Jane Scarano, Michael Bailey Schafer, Steven Seeberger, Baby Tom-my Seibert, Carol Seibert, Michael Schaefer, Leanna Shortall, Jess Silver, Sally Smith, Joe Stella, Tom Stephano, Laura Stuart, Roger Thompson, Jr., John & Jennifer Tipton, Stacey Tipton, Cheryl Tolen, Luke Trask, Brian Uetz, Marissa Vinni, David Wardius, Frank Werba, Dawn Herman Williams, Bob Young. Also, anyone who wishes to receive Communion may also call the parish offices. Names will remain on the sick list for three months.
Sanctuary Lamp The Sanctuary Lamp at the As-sumption Church is lit this week for Dolores Catalano and at St.
Ann Church for the Intentions of Joe & Marie Tighe.
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Stewardship
Stewardship
The Holy Spirit Guides Stewards “But when he comes, the spirit of truth, he will guide you to all
truth…” John 16:13A Jesus sent the Holy Spirt to help know and live the truth. To prepare ourselves, we need to open our hears to receive this gift before we ca give it. In Stewardship, develop a daily pray-er routine to ask the Holy Spirit to help guide your thoughts and actions.
Religious Education
Parish News
T h e H o u s e o f Ch a r i t y – B i s h o p ’ s A n n u a l A p p e a l s e e k s t o r a i s e f u n d s t o p r o v i d e c a r e , r e s p e c t , j u s t i c e , p e a c e a n d d i g n i t y f o r e v e r y s o u l i n t h e D i o c e s e o f Ca md e n . W e a s k t h a t y o u p r a ye r f u l l y c o n s id e r h ow th i s a n n ua l p r o g r a m p r o v i d e s s o l a c e , s u p p o r t a n d g r a ce t o t h o u s a n d s o f yo u r b r o th e r s a n d s i s t e r s i n Ch r i s t a n d g iv e , g e n e ro u s ly , i n s u p p or t o f t h e 2 0 1 6 Ho u s e o f Cha r i t y – B i s h o p’ s A n n u a l A p p e a l .
Y o u r s u ppo r t o f t he 2 0 16 Ho u s e o f Ch a r i t y – B i s h o p ’ s A n nu a l A p p e a l en su re s t h e v i t a l i t y o f e s s en t i a l D io cesan min i s t r i e s a n d p ro g r ams th a t s u s t a in t h e h e a l i n g , t e a c h i n g a n d r e d e mp t i v e P r e s e n c e o f J e s u s C h r i s t t h r o u g h t h e D i o c e s e o f C a md e n . T h a n k y o u !
SUMMER INTENSIVE 2016 IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER
The Summer Intensive Program for the summer of 2016 will run from July 25, 2016 to August 5, 2016. The classes will start daily at 8:30 AM and conclude at 12:00 noon. For more information please call AnnaMae at the office at 609-522-2709 x218 to request a registration form. Please leave a message if I am not in the office when you call. Thank you.
Recruiting Talent to Teach the Word of God Do you like to share the Lord with those you meet? Do you have great belief in the teachings of the Catholic Church? Do you want to give service to the church and to your parish? The Religious Education Program (PREP) of Notre Dame de la mer Parish is looking for some talented faith filled believers to teach or assist the youth of our Parish. The Summer Intensive Program will be held from July 25th to August 5th. Classes will be from 8:30 AM to Noon each day. The program is in need of classroom teachers, and aides for the classrooms, snack, art and music. If you think that you are able to fill one of these needs for a day or a week or for the length of pro-gram, please contact AnnaMae at the Parish offices 609-522-2709 Ext. 218 to find out the procedure that will you need to followed. The Lord will be most happy will all those who respond to the needs of the youth for it was the Lord, Himself who said, “Let the little children come unto me”. Come be one of the RECRUITS FOR GOD!!!
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Parish Sacramental Information Parish News
Sacraments Pre-Baptismal Classes: As the primary educators of their child, the parents/guardians and godparents have the most important influence on the faith development of children and parishes must provide catechesis for them before their child is baptized. Notre Dame de la Mer Parish offers six Baptism Preparation Classes throughout the year. It is important for the expectant parents/guardians to arrange to attend a session 5 months before the birth and Baptism of the child. Contact the parish offices for more information. The next class is scheduled for Saturday, September 10, 2016, from 9:30 to 11:00 AM.
Funerals: To be arranged with a priest and funeral director. Sacrament of the Sick: Anytime Marriage: Arrangements should be made one year in advance and prior to making reception plans.
Parish News Forever Young Group
Join us for our end of the year luncheon on Tuesday, June 21, 2016 at The Lobster House, at 1:00 PM. Entrees choices are Stuffed Flounder or Chicken Marsala and dessert. Cost is $20 for members and $25 for non-members. Contact Phyllis at 609-884-3535 Deadline for reservations is June 14th.
The Car Raffle is Back! Notre Dame de la Mer Parish is selling chances on a 2016 Ford Mustang coupe with the complete California Special Package. Chances are available on the boardwalk, after weekend masses and in the parish office or by mailing a check to Notre Dame de la Mer Parish, 1500 Central Avenue #100, North Wildwood, NJ 08260 or for credit card purchases call Pat at 609-522-2709 x210.
Car Raffle Volunteers Do you like to people watch and enjoy the sounds of the ocean? We are in need of volunteers to sell car raffle tickets on the boardwalk. Are you available to help our parish’s major fundraiser which supports our two schools: Cape Trinity Catholic and Wildwood Catholic High School? Any time you can give is appreciated. Please contact Pat Manning at 609-522-2709 x210 or [email protected].
Bereavement Sessions Are you in need of prayer and compassion regarding the loss of a loved one; or do you
know a friend or someone in your neighbor-hood who might have this need? If so, please come to Notre Dame de la Mer Parish Confer-ence Room for our bereavement sessions. These meetings are held each Wednesday through June 29, 2016 at 1:00 pm. One does not need to be a member of the parish in order to attend. All are welcome to come; pray; and share the stories of their loved ones. Please join us! For further information, please call Sister Ro at the parish offices: 609-522-2709 ext. 221. Thank you.
“Resolve not to be overcome by evil. But to combat evil with God.” Pope Francis
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Justice & Community Outreach
Lazarus House
(Emergency Food Pantry)
“For I was hungry and you gave me food…” Thank you for your kind donations to Lazarus House emergency food pantry. We welcome all donations of food delivered to Lazarus House on any Monday, Wednesday or Friday between 10:00 AM and 12:00 noon, or placed in one of the baskets at the doors of the churches. All donations to poor boxes, plus cash, checks, gift cards or in memory of someone, or bequests identified for Lazarus House, in any collection, or sent to the parish offices, go directly to help provided food and other essentials for those in need in our community. We are always in need of cereal, pasta, tuna fish, peanut butter, hot chocolate, oatmeal, canned stews, pasta sauce and chili. Thank you. For questions or additional information contact: Frank Stone 609-729-7217.
Parish Activities Mary, Refuge of Sinners Prayer Group Wednesday after 8: 30 AM Mass at Assumption Church in Msgr. Kelly Hall. Begins 9/30/2015.
Franciscan Fraternity of Divine Mercy welcomes you every 3rd Sunday of each month at St. Elizabeth Seton Church, Absecon. All are welcome. For information call Tom Stephano @729-6284. Knights of Columbus Our Lady of the Rosary Council #2572 Meetings are held the 2nd Monday of the month at 8:00 PM at the Council Home, 206 New York Ave, N. Wildwood. Columbian Squires Circle #558 a Catholic Young men’s organization for ages 11 thru 16. Contact Dan DeMaio 729-1427 or Tom Connelly 408-6398. Forever Young meets the fourth Tuesday of the month at 12:00 Noon at Kelly Hall for lunch and program. Legion of Mary Tuesday at 11:00 AM in St. Ann Chapel Adoration is held every Thursday after the 7:00 AM Mass until Noon at St. Ann Church. Divine Mercy Chaplet and Benediction 1st Friday of the month 3:00 PM at Assumption Church. Rosary for World Peace 1st Saturday of the month 4:00 PM at St. Ann Church.
Mercy Talk Please Note change in Day, Date & Time!!!
On Monday, June 13, 2016 in Kelly Hall at 6:00 we will present the third of our Parish Mercy Talks. Father Wal-lace will speak on “Mercy and the Church Fathers”. The evening will begin with a cover dish. The parish will supply the meat and the drink and we are asking those who attend to bring a cover dish in the following way. Using the first letter of your last name A-H- is asked to bring a DESSERT I-P- is asked to bring a POTATO, RICE OR PASTA R-Z is asked to bring a VEGETABLE Please join us for an inspiring, spiritual talk and for some friendship!
Save the Date
Mark your calendars for our first annual Dinner Theater Cabaret to be put on by our Parish Music Ministry. July 22nd 6:00pm, July 23rd 6:00pm and July 24, 3:00pm. More details to follow and tickets will go on sale the first week in June!
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Cape Trinity Catholic School
Come Grow With US!
Registration for 2016 - 2017 is happen-ing now!
Call today to reserve your child’s spot for next year.
Preschool 4 all day program has a few openings,
don't delay, call today! Call Julie Roche @522.2704 or [email protected]
We are a school for critical thinking, based on gospel values and the promo-
tion of academic excellence. Habla espanol!
Mayor Patrick Rosenello & Peter Lomax from the Lomax Consulting Group donated young trees & seed packets to every student in Cape Trinity Catholic in honor of Arbor Day. In addition, the SJTA donated a beautiful cherry tree on 16th Ave-nue. The tree was dug and planted by the SJTA landscape team on the school lawn, to the delight of our fourth grade students!
Gift Cards GET YOUR GIFT CARDS AT CTC! Cape Trinity Catholic (1500 Central) sells Gift Cards year round and every school day from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM. How convenient is that! We stock gift cards for over 50 stores and restaurants and can special order hundreds more! These are the same gift cards you’ve seen at local stores. They won’t cost you an extra cent and we raise money on every gift card we sell-please tell your friends and fami-ly and buy your gift cards for shopping and gift giving from CTC! Look for the red CTC Gift Card packet in the back of the churches! In it you will find order forms for the gift cards we stock plus the special order gift card list and holiday order dates. Payment of cash or check is accepted. Email [email protected] or call the school office at 609-522-2704 with any questions. Thank you for your support!
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Wildwood Catholic High School
#ThumbsUp4Genny The Genny Farnan Robinson
Scholarship Fund
The Lunch with Lynch Foundation will reinvest 100% of donations received into the Scholarship Fund for graduating seniors at Wildwood Catholic High School! The foundation’s goal is to make this a yearly contribution to college bound students. Genny was a graduate of WCHS class of 2005. To make a donation go to www.lunchwithlynch.com
Mission Statement of Wildwood Catholic High School Since 1948, Wildwood Catholic High school has provided a value-centered, college preparatory education to the youth of Southern New Jersey. We nurture hearts and minds by the light of Christ forming well-rounded individuals who will shape their communities through leadership and service. All are welcome to become part of our tradition.
Congratulations to WCHS alumnus,
Joe Maloy ‘04 who will be at part of the US Olympic
team this August!
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Dear Parishioners, As we move forward in the “Year of Mercy”, I ask you to consider the words of Jesus, “When I was thirsty you gave me to drink”. Can you answer “yes” to this question? Can you see Jesus in those you encounter daily? Can you see Jesus in those who are less fortunate? In our everyday lives we take clean water and so many other needs for granted, needs that our brothers and sisters in this country and in other countries throughout the world can only “dream” about. In many countries the local river water is used to bathe, to wash, and as drinking water. The luxury of having running water does not even enter into the picture. Yet… . WATER is such a basic need. About two-thirds of the human body is made up of water. Our bodies that have been so wonderfully designed by God are able to go without food for a longer period of time than they can without water. Water is a need we all have and we all possess. The need of the poor is no different than the need of the not so poor. In the summer of 2016 farm workers on South Jersey farms in the Camden Diocese will work the land and harvest the crops. The Diocese has a farm ministry that reaches out to the migrant workers to provide them with basic needs. One need that the farm workers have is for bottled water when working in the fields in the hot sun. As our June act of Mercy can we help to alle-viate this need? Can we offer them a drink of water? On Sundays, June 5 and June 12 please consider help-ing our farm workers with bottled water. You can bring in a 6, 12 or 24 pkg. of bottled water to mass with you. *At Assumption Church please bring the water to Kelly Hall before the start of Mass. At St. Ann Church please bring the water to the front steps of the church. If you would prefer to make a monetary donation please write a check to NDDLM Parish and put the word WATER in the memo area. There will be envelopes in the rear of church for these checks. Thank for your generosity and your help, The Mercy Team
YEAR OF MERCY
Misericordiae Vultus On this Trinity Sunday may we beg our One God, the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit to open our hearts to all the graces, mercies, blessings and indulgences of this extraordinary Holy Year of Mercy as we continue to reflect seriously, engage prayerfully and act boldly on Pope Francis’ letter which chal-lenges us to be “Merciful like the Father”. (MV14) ........Pope Francis continues with the offer-ings of indulgences.......... “A Jubilee entails the granting of indulgenc-es. This practice will acquire an even more important meaning in the Holy Year of Mercy. God’s for-giveness knows no bounds. In the death and resurrec-tion of Jesus Christ, God makes even more evident his love and its power to destroy all human sin. Reconcili-ation with God is made possible through the paschal mystery and the mediation of the Church. Thus God is always ready to forgive, and he never tires of forgiv-ing in ways that are continually new and surprising. Nevertheless, all of us know well the experience of sin. We know that we are called to perfection (cf. Mt 5:48), yet we feel the heavy burden of sin. Though we feel the transforming power of grace, we also feel the effects of sin typical of our fallen state. Despite being forgiven, the conflicting consequences of our sins remain. In the Sacrament of Reconciliation, God for-gives our sins, which he truly blots out; and yet sin leaves a negative effect on the way we think and act. But the mercy of God is stronger even than this. It becomes indulgence on the part of the Father, who through the Bride of Christ, his Church, reaches the pardoned sinner and frees him from every residue left by the consequences of sin, enabling him to act with charity, to grow in love rather than to fall back into sin. The Church lives within the communion of saints. In the Eucharist, this communion, which is a gift from God, becomes a spiritual union binding us to the saints and blessed ones whose number is beyond counting (cf. Rev 7:4). Their holiness comes to the aid of our weakness in a way that enables the Church, with her maternal prayers and her way of life, to forti-fy the weakness of some with the strength of others. Hence, to live the indulgence of the Holy Year means to approach the Father’s mercy with the certainty that his forgiveness extends to the entire life of the believ-er. To gain an indulgence is to experience the holiness of the Church, who bestows upon all the fruits of Christ’s redemption, so that God’s love and for-giveness may extend everywhere. Let us live this Jubi-lee intensely, begging the Father to forgive our sins and to bathe us in his merciful ‘indulgence.’” (MV22)
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Staff Directory
Parish Offices 1500 Central Avenue
Suite 100 North Wildwood, NJ 08260
Phone: 609-522-2709 Fax: 609-522-9375
www.NotreDamedelaMer.org
Pastor Rev. Joseph D. Wallace x215
Parochial Vicars
Fr. Yvans Jazon x214 Fr. Cesar A. Rebolledo-Ramirez x211
Parish Administrator
Mr. Kevin Quinn x217
Life-Long Faith Formation Director Ms. AnnaMae Muryasz x218
Pastoral Associate Seniors’ Ministries
and Bereavement /Volunteers Sr. Rosaline Walters x221
Director of Music & Liturgy
Mr. Jonathan Delgado x219 [email protected]
Office Staff Bookkeeper
Mrs. Anna Landis x213 Parish Secretary/Volunteers
Mrs. Pat Manning x210 Religious Ed. Assistant
Mrs. Sonia Ford x222
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