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PLEASE NOTE—MASS ON WEDNESDAY MORNING.

     Monday   July 25th James, apostle

    7:00 PM   Pope John Paul r/o Rosary Altar Society

    Tuesday   July 26th Joachim & Anne, parents of the BVM

   8:00 AM   All Mothers

Wednesday July 27th

    8:00AM   All Mothers

Thursday   July 28th

   8:00 AM   All Fathers

       Friday   July 29th Martha

   8:00 AM   All Fathers

  Saturday   July 30th Peter Chrysologus, doctor

   8:00 AM   Estelle Cybowski r/o Madlyn DeStefano

  Saturday   July 30th Vigil: 18th Ordinary Sunday

    5:30 PM   Clem Mraz r/o Family

 

SUNDAY MASSES

     Sunday   July 31st 18th Ordinary Sunday

   8:00 AM   Deceased Members Santini & Bozzay Families

10:00 AM   Robert Palmer r/o Catherine

12 NOON    Warren King r/o King & Mathews Families

 

July 24th Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Pss I Seasonal prop

Prop Gl Cr Sun Pf I-VIII

109: 1 Kgs 3:5,7-12 Ps 119:57,72,76-77, 127-130

Rom 8:28-30 Mt 13:44-52 OR 13:44-46

The person of true wisdom, like Solomon, will seek the reign of God and treasure it above all else.  It is more precious than gold and silver.  Thus one becomes conformed to the image of Christ, the Son.

 

           

PLEASE PRAY FOR ALL OF OUR PARISHIONERS who are sick at home, in the hospital or in nursing homes, especially for Mary Pokotello, Roberta (Bobbi) Zabita, John Foxwell, Haley Weber, Blanche Ferarro, Gladys Quinlan, Adam Platukis, Beverly Torok, Josephine Sarnoski, Marie Quinata, Andy Gonda, Joyce Porto, Nick Barber, Roseanne Scaletti, Diane Manley, and Bryant Connelly (Betty’s son).  Please also pray for the soul of Joseph P. Nolan, father of Rev. Brian Nolan, Pastor of St. Mary Church – Stony Hill, Watchung who passed away last week.

Let us be joined in prayer, as Joseph is welcomed back into the loving embrace of our Heavenly Father.  Let us also remember the Nolan family that they may find strength and consolation in the Lord, and comfort and support from their family and friends.

 

SUNDAY COLLECTION

July 17, 2005     $2,983.00

Sunday July 24, 2005

Counters Team # 1 Graber/Fasanella

Bingo Team #3

 

ATTENTION ALL WOMEN OF THE PARISH

The Rosary Altar Society Day of Renewal will be held at the Shrine of St. Joseph in Sterling, Oct. 9, 2005.  We will meet in the church parking lot at 8:30 am and will return approx. 4:00 pm.  The day will begin with prayer, opening remarks & conference, opportunity for Confession, hot lunch, conference or free time to visit outdoor Shrines or Stations of the Cross, Recitation of the Rosary & Liturgy in the Chapel.  Donation will be $27.  All women of the parish are invited.  Please join us in honoring our Blessed Mother during the month of October.  Please call Rose Wickman at 732-469-0858 or Lynn Lynch at 732-356-4792.

 

Holy Cross Church in NYC invites the Hispanic community to listen to our radio program ‘Descubriendo El Siglo XXI’, Mondays: from 8-9 PM & Tues, Weds, & Thurs. 8-10 PM.  Please look for us on WPAT 930 AM.  Seven hours a week with Fr. Tomas Del Valle.  For further information please call 212-244-4778 or visit our webpage: www.Descubriendoelsiglo21.com

 

Can you save your marriage?

RETROUVAILLE (Rediscovery) is sponsored by the Family Life Office and will begin the weekend of Sept. 23-25,2005.  All inquiries are confidential.  Call 732-562-1990 Ext. 1624

 

You are warmly invited to celebrate your 25th or 50th Wedding Anniversary with the Church of Metuchen on October 16, 2005 @ 4:00 PM. Renew your marriage vows and receive a personalized certificate from Bishop Paul G. Bootkoski at a special Evening Prayer Service St. Francis of Assisi, Metuchen.  Please contact your parish rectory for more information and forms.

 

Spanish Step by Step” is a long-range budget planning & educational program for families who want to buy their first home.  Upon completion of the program you will be given a course completion certificate.  This program will be presented in both English & Spanish.  This special free session will be held on Thursday, Sept. 22, 2005, from 5:30 – 9:30 PM (Dinner is provided) at The Somerset County Complex, Second Fl. Room #3, 92 East Main St., Somerville.  You must attend the 4 hr. session to receive your certificate.  Please email us sccoah@bellatlantic.net or call 908-704-9649-if you reach voice mail, spell out your last name and don’t forget to leave a daytime phone number.

 

The Center for Great Expectations will be having a WALK-A-THON to raise friends and funds for our residential facility for homeless pregnant women on Sunday, Sept. 18, 2005 at 1:30 PM.  The 3 mile-walk will begin & end at Immaculata High School, Mountain Ave., Somerville.  For more information call 908-218-0570 ext. 205.  Sister Sheila Murray SSJ ssjsam@verizon.net.

 

Why not take the opportunity this summer to enrich your marriage at a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend on Aug. 5-7, 2005.  Early registration is advisable.  Please phone 1-888-827-NJME or visit us online at www.wwmecentralnj.org.

 

Andy dislikes the catcher. Ed's sister is engaged to the second baseman. The center fielder is taller than the right fielder. Harry and the third baseman live in the same building. Paul and Allen each won $20 from the pitcher at pinochle. Ed and the outfielders play poker during their free time. The pitcher's wife is the third baseman's sister. The pitcher, catcher, and infielders except Allen, Harry, and Andy, are shorter than Sam. Paul, Andy, and the shortstop lost $50 each at the racetrack. Paul, Harry, Bill, and the catcher took a trouncing from the second baseman at pool. Sam is involved in a divorce suit. The catcher and the third baseman each have two children. Ed, Paul, Jerry, the right fielder, and the center fielder are bachelors. The others are married. The shortstop, the third baseman, and Bill each cleaned up $100 betting on the fight. One of the outfielders is either Mike or Andy. Jerry is taller than Bill. Mike is shorter than Bill. Each of them is heavier than the third baseman. Using these facts, determine the names of the men playing the various positions on the baseball team.

 

 

                      

What do the youth and young adults need in order to have hope in this new 21st century?

When questioned about major spiritual concerns facing their generation, young adults respond that they need to belong and feel loved. They need self-esteem and are concerned about human rights, increasing violence and abuse, ecological problems and struggles with addiction and the loss of meaning and hope for the future.

While transcendence, belonging, self-esteem, community, trust, love, even mystical consciousness are important, we see many -- including a large number of young adults --

distancing themselves from institutional religion.

Remember: RENEW starts at Our Lady of Mercy in the fall. Keep watching this space

for further details.

 

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MELBOURNE, Australia -- Australian Customs Service, arrested a woman as she arrived Friday, June 3, 2005 in the southern city of Melbourne, Australia on a flight from Singapore with 51 live tropical fish allegedly hidden in a specially designed apron under her skirt. Customs officers became suspicious after hearing 'flipping' noises coming from the vicinity of her waist, and an examination revealed 15 plastic water-filled bags holding fish allegedly concealed inside a purpose-built apron.

 

In Charlottesburg, Va., Raymond Caldwell walked into a jewelry store on Valentine's Day and asked to look at a couple of diamond rings. While the clerk was getting them, Caldwell stuffed an engagement ring and two wedding bands into his pocket and ran from the store. He then went home, gave the rings to his girlfriend and proposed to her. When she found the rings didn't fit, Caldwell told her to take them back to the store to have them sized. She did, and after the clerk recognized the rings, police were called.

 

In Moorhead, Minn., a man with a license plate that reads "TIPSY" was arrested for DUI, while in Hong Kong, Ho Heng-chau, 20, was found guilty of drug possession on a day when he chose to show up in court wearing a T-shirt that read "COCAINE" across the front.

 

A:Harry is the pitcher, Allen the catcher, Paul the first baseman, Jerry the second baseman, Andy the third baseman, Ed the shortstop, Sam the left fielder, Mike the right fielder, and Bill the center fielder.