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St. Alphonsus St. George St. James Hopewell, NJ Titusville, NJ Pennington, NJ
TheCatholicCommunityofHopewellValley.org
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Dear Parishioners,
We celebrate the Coming of the Holy Spirit, the Birthday of the Church! We are conscious of the gifts of the Holy Spirit for us and we know the fruits of the Holy Spirit in us. We come to the end of the Easter Season and it was very different because of COVID-19. Each one of us has been strengthened by the presence of the Risen Christ and even though there is so much loss, that pres-ence has given us strength to cope.
The journey of re-opening is not an easy one. The Bishop has been trying to help us understand this. As I write this on Tuesday morning for publication purposes, we still have no news regarding the next stage of re-opening. Please be patient and keep an eye on Facebook. If we know something earlier, we can put the information on our websites, but as we know, this news can come very late in the week and it is not always possible to get it out to everyone. On that note, let me ask you - Do you have an email address that you can check regularly and one that is current with our parish offices? Please send that email address to our parish offices. Last weekend, we sent out 1,700 emails and still, there were some who did not get the news about the outdoor Mass. We are trying to close the gap so that as many as possible get the information on changes. Please, if you did not get that email, send us one so that we can add you to the list.
As we open, we will have many restrictions. Everything from the number of people allowed in a building, to what each one of us must do while we are there. Please note these as they are published and remember that their sole purpose is the continued safety of people. Everyone needs to act in a way that will protect everyone around us. Not all activities in our churches will open on the same day. There will have to be significant time for cleaning and sanitizing. Those of you who have visited St. James Church for private prayer have no-ticed this new smell. That is the spray that has to be put on every space after its use.
God bless all of you this week and I continue to ask for patience as we try to navigate our way through this in what, we hope, is a responsible way,
Fr. Mike
Welcome
St. Alphonsus in Hopewell, St. George in Titusville, and St. James in Pennington invite you to be a part of The Catholic Community of Hopewell Valley.
Bishop David M. O'Connell Pastor - Rev. Msgr. Michael J. Walsh (609)737-0122 Ext. 801 [email protected] Parochial Vicar - Fr. Thomas J. Barry, Jr. [email protected] Deacon Pat Brannigan, Ext. 813 [email protected] Deacon Dick Currie, Ext. 812 [email protected] Deacon Larry Gallagher [email protected] Deacon Moore Hank, Ext. 810 [email protected] Deacon Rich Hobson, Ext. 814 [email protected] Deacon Mike Riley [email protected] Music Director Fred Proulx, (609)466-8544 [email protected] CRASH Club Youth Group Marietta Racancoj, Ext. 825 [email protected] Publicity - Michelle Galik [email protected]
Parish Office (609)466-0332 Eileen Zysk [email protected] Office of Faith Formation Donna Millar (609)466-2694 [email protected]
Parish Office (609)737-2015 Judy Petrangeli [email protected] Office of Faith Formation Margaret Dziminski [email protected]
Parish Office (609)737-0122 Diane McGowan, Ext. 805 [email protected] Office of Faith Formation Nancy Lucash, Ext. 820 [email protected]
Betty Malkiewicz, Ext. 821 Nursery School Director Lillian C. Grillo, Ext. 830 [email protected]
Bulletin submissions should be sent to [email protected]. Deadline for submissions is noon on the Monday prior.
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Church Support May 23/24, 2020
$5,326 THANK YOU!
St. Alphonsus Online Giving
stalphonsushopewell.org
Church Support May 23/24, 2020
$10,213 THANK YOU!
St. George Online Giving
thechurchofstgeorge.weshareonline.org
Church Support May 23/24, 2020
$8,984 THANK YOU!
St. James Online Giving https://stjamespennington.org/
Visit our Facebook page or click below https://www.facebook.com/The-Catholic-Community-of-Hopewell-Valley-2273138319383612
Each Sunday, we will Facebook Live Stream 8:00am Mass. You can view Mass live at 8:00am or view the recording any time after-wards on Facebook or on our website under the About Us tab.
Blood Drive 8:00am—1:00pm, Saturday, June 13, St. James Gym
Over the past few months, as the pandemic worsened, the Red Cross has had to cancel several blood drives, resulting in over 200,000 fewer blood donations at a time when they are needed more than ever. Your help is need-ed. Sign-up in advance at www.redcrossblood.org, and enter the Sponsor Keyword StJamesPenn. Walk-ins also welcome.
All CDC requirements and safety procedures will be followed.
For more info contact the Red Cross at 1-800-733-2767 or Jeff Monaghan at [email protected].
The Hopewell Columbiettes are sponsoring two scholarships
$100 award for a female 8th grade Confirmation candidate.
$500 award for a graduating high school female.
Applications are on the parish websites or contact Michelle Galik:
(609) 213-5618 or [email protected]
Application deadline is June 5th. Applicant must be a member of St. James, St. George or St. Alphonsus
THE COLUMBIETTES
Scholarships The Hopewell Knights of Columbus are sponsoring two scholarships: $100 award for a male 8th grade
Confirmation candidate. $500 award for a graduating high
school male. Applications are on the parish
websites or contact Todd Kent: (609) 947-6260 or
[email protected] Application deadline is June 5th.
Applicant must be a member of St. James, St. George or St. Alphonsus
Many Blessings to Father Ron on his
80th Birthday!
Thank you for your devoted service and commitment to our Lord and the church. You have ben a joyful witness to all. God Bless you on your 40th Anniversary.
Happy Anniversary Happy Birthday
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Adult Education
ReConnecting with the Catho-
lic Church
If you've been away from the Church for a while and wish to return, we invite you to bring us your questions, concerns and issues so that you can begin the journey back home to the faith of your baptism. For more infor-mation, contact us at 609-737-0112 x820 or faithformation@ stjamespen-nington.org
Becoming Catholic Are you interested in becoming a Catholic? We have a process that al-lows you to ask questions and explore the Catholic faith to see if this is where your home lies. For more infor-mation, contact us at 609-737-0122 x820 or faithformation @stjamespennington.org or Rose Gallagher 609-737-7446 [email protected]—St.George. Pennington Summer Vacation Bible School has been cancelled.
Religious Education
In accordance with Diocesan and State Emergency guidelines, and out of an abundance of caution, all Religious Education sessions are cancelled until further notice. Emails will be issued as information becomes available.
Religious Ed Classes—St. Alphonsus, St. George and St. James • Due to the current health crisis, we have cancelled our June Summer Session.
As of now, we still have the August Summer Session on the calendar. Stay tuned…
• Confirmation and First Communion are postponed until the crisis abates. We will contact our families with plans as soon as we are permitted to gather to-gether as a community.
• Check our website or your email for updates in the weeks ahead.
2020-2021 RE Registration
2020-2021 RE Registration is now open on our website. Registration for next year is due by June 30th in order for us to configure our class offerings at each location. We ask that you make every effort to complete and submit your registration and fee as soon as you can.
The St. James First Communion Quilt is now hanging in the Gathering Area at St. James and will be on display until we have celebrated all of our First Commun-ions. A BIG debt of gratitude goes to Mrs. Peggy Mueh-leisen Stahlin, our quilt maker, Joann Held and Marsha Watro, who assisted in the design. Thank you for this beautiful gift to our parish!
This Week’s Word
For today’s Gospel reflection, we borrow from Fr. Bill Bausch, gifted author and retired parish priest of our diocese. In setting the scene of the Upper Room where the apostles hid in fear after Jesus’ death, Fr. Bausch writes, “Into their isolation Jesus bursts. Through closed doors…past locks… oblivious of barriers he comes. He sought them out in their weakness, ignored the doors they thought would keep him out. He was there to speak of forgiveness … to give them the gift of the Spirit: The Spirit of the Second Chance, the Spirit of a love greater than their shame, a Spirit that would break down doors and send them out … to preach the Good News of God’s love. Pentecost is about the birth of a sent community – you and me – whom the breath of God has touched, a community called church, a gather-ing of people inducted through baptism, sent to open shut doors and let out sin and despair and let in the Good News. It is a formidable job we have been given, but we are not alone. In the words of St. Peter, we are a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people set apart. We are church …. All because we have the Spirit.”
www.dioceseoftrenton.org/catholicappeal We pray for the success of the Annu-al Catholic Appeal so that we may continue to build on the wonderful heritage of our Catholic faith and prepare the way of the future.
Check in regularly to TrentonMonitor.com for updated news and information about your local faith communities and the worldwide Church.
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During this time, the deacons will be available by phone every Wednesday from 7:00pm to 8:30pm. Deacon Pat Brannigan will be available Wed., June 3 at 609-737-0122 Ext 813. We’ll be happy to talk with you, answer questions, or just listen.
For the time being, we will not be having Recitation of the Rosary in our churches. We encourage you to say the Rosary privately in your home.
“The Rosary is the prayer of those who triumph over everything. It was Our Lady who taught us this prayer, just as it was Jesus who taught us the Our Father.” - St. Padre Pio
Cheryl Allen Francis “Ru” Amagasu Ava Barron Hugh Blisard Kate Blisard Matthew Bunsa Kathleen Castoro Mic Cimperman Maria Czumbil Melissa Evert Terri Gaines Terri Goeke Thomas & Barbara Goymm Gil Heupel Mary Heupel Alice Howie Robert Hutchinson Kimberly Jackson Nancy Kenworthy Andrew Liput Bob O’Boyle Rob Osborne Maura Grace Owen- O’Boyle Lori Polakowski Ed Panacek Bob Pluta Jean Joe Sabol Gerry Sellner Jeanette Seamon Kathy Sipple David Sison Robert Swanson Joe & Eileen Toth Edmund Trumpovicz Ellie Trumpovicz Amber Wolfinger Anthony Vandenberg Brent Zajac Karl Zajac
Deceased Sophie Cvetan Ann Dinon Valerie Harris Sue Matiejunas Evelyn McAlinden Ken Wesolowski
Keep in your prayers the men and women serving in our military at home and abroad; Lt. Robin Delgado— 2nd Lt. Alison Castoro Dellinger -SRA Zachary DiMaio -Spc. Kenneth Dziminski—2nd Lt. Jonathan Grubb Capt. Patrick. M Kerins -PFC Andrew Lauricella—Pvt. Brandon Mistretta—1st. Lt. J. Patrick O'Boyle—Lt. Daniel S. Quinlan Specialist Shannon Stradling— Pvt. 2nd Class William Smith—LCpl . Mark Thompson—E4 Specialist Christopher Winters
June 7, 2020
First Reading Exodus 34:4b-6,8-9 Moses pleads for God’s mer-cy on Mt. Sinai.
Responsorial Psalm Daniel 3:52-56 We praise God who is exalt-ed above all forever.
Second Reading 2 Corinthians 13:11-13 Paul urges the Corinthians to live in peace with one an-other and with God.
Gospel Reading John 3:16-18 God sent his Son into the world to save the world.
When we are unable to be present in church for Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, discover the beauty of adoring Jesus in your heart. “Ask Jesus what he wants from you and be brave!” - Pope Francis
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Help us to grow in the Love and Service of our Church as we experience it today. Give us the energy and courage to shape its future. Grant us faith-filled leaders who will embrace Christ's Mission of love and justice. Raise up dedicated and generous leaders from our families who will serve Your people.
Food Drive The Catholic Community of Hopewell Valley continues to
offer an on-going FOOD DRIVE. Non-perishable items
may be dropped off in the bin at the front doors of St.
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Pick of the Week: For Children:
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Pentecost Reflection by Rev. Leonard N. Peterson
I have never won a big prize in a chance contest. Small ones, yes, but nothing really exciting such as you see from time to time on TV. But you can bet that if I ever did, I’d show it.
Those thoughts came to me after reading this weekend’s Readings. I can easily imagine the faces of the Apostles in those Pentecost scenes. Chronologically, the Gospel section happens first. It is the evening of the first Easter, and the dejected and frightened Eleven are suddenly stunned to see their Master fully alive and glowing with an enhanced appearance. Not only that they hear His familiar voice wish them peace. No scolding. No reminding them of their disap-pearance from the crucifixion scene. He even lets them see for themselves the scars left on Him from the ordeal of the crucifixion. Their eyes must have wid-ened; their brows furrowed; mouths agape; their whole bodies experiencing shock and relief at the same time. “He is alive!” they think, “and we know for sure that He was truly dead!”
Only days later, their faces again reflected fear and wonder when the wind roared and there appeared tongues of fire above their heads. But they also felt a surge of confidence within themselves. When they later started to preach, they were equally amazed to see that everyone in a mixed crowd understood what they said!
All of this sounds too good to be true as we hear about it again this Pentecost Sunday centuries later. Right now, this pandemic may have loosened our grip on optimism. Made us battered and bruised by statistics. Annoyed by face-masks and false distances from each other. Anyway, we have not experienced tongues of fire overhead or anything like it in the time since. Don’t be too sure.
Have we not at least felt a touch of that fire when we know that we have helped lead someone to embrace the faith? Have we not been happily sur-prised when a complete stranger to the faith understands what we are talking about as we explain a teaching of our Church, and see them nod in apprecia-tion? There is a certain deep joy in hearing a person suddenly acknowledging Jesus as their Lord and Savior, is there not? These are wonderful happenings not to be ignored. We’re actually watching the Holy Spirit at work.
Jesus is truly alive, and the sending of His Holy Spirit still lasts beyond our gen-eration. This current time of testing we have endured since last winter will cer-tainly produce lessons to be learned. But we will always have our own unique mission to make our risen Lord known. It’s our turn to be His Apostles for our time and place, always remembering a simple truth: that you and I can preach a better sermon with our lives than with our lips. Happy Pentecost!
Act of Spiritual Communion Prayer
My Jesus, I believe that You are present in the Most Holy Sacrament.
I love You above all things, and I desire to receive You into my soul.
Since I cannot at this moment receive You sacramentally,
come at least spiritually into my heart. I embrace You as if You were already there
and unite myself wholly to You. Never permit me to be
separated from You. Amen.
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What’s My Name?The #WHATSMYNAME Movement asks everyone to simply ask drivers “What’s my name?” before entering their vehicle
to make sure it is the car they are supposed to enter.
In Remembrance of Samantha Josephson
#WHATSMYNAME
