
PLEASE NOTE-COMMUNION
SERVICE ONLY ON WEDNESDAY.
Monday May 8th
7:00
PM Ann Viola r/o Bob and Joan McArdle
Tuesday May 9th
8:00
AM Pat Puppo r/o Asia Paruch
Wednesday May10th
8:00
AM COMMUNION SERVICE ONLY
Thursday May
11th
8:00
AM Margaret Brian r/o Elizabeth Connelly
Friday May 12th
8:00
AM Pat Puppo r/o Asia Paruch
Saturday May 13th
8:00 AM Roseanne
Puppo r/o Mom and Family
Saturday May 13th
5:30 PM David Alliprandine r/o Art and Rose Strainner
SUNDAY
MASSES
Sunday May 14th Fourth Sunday of Easter
8:00
AM David Alliprandine r/o
Art and Rose Strainner
10:00 AM Joseph Getlik r/o Lionel and Josephine Martens
12
NOON Frank and Francis
Koshinski r/o Lionel and Josephine Martens
May 7, 2006 Fourth Sunday of Easter
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Acts 4:8-12 Ps.118:1,8-9,21-23,26,29 1 Jn.3:1-2
Jn
10:11-18
Jesus is the
”cornerstone rejected by the builders which has been become the cornerstone” He
is the good shepherd who laid down his life for us. Through his paschal mystery we have become children of God.

PLEASE PRAY FOR
ALL OF OUR PARISHIONERS who are sick at home, in the hospital or in nursing homes, especially
for John Vanderhoff, Tony Gangitano, Frank Kozden, Gilda Rizzon, David King,
Mary Pokotello, John Foxwell, Haley Weber, Frank Stashak, Blanche Ferarro, Adam
Platukis, Kalman Sipos, Dina Sipos, Josephine Sarnoski, Chris Perciante,
and Diane Manley.
Please
pray for the souls of Anne Milesnick and Violet Konz and Msgr. Anthony Gambino who have
passed away recently.
April 30th
$3,478.25
Special Collection $969.00
Sunday May 7th 2006
Counters Team #2
Ken Giacomini
Bingo Team #2
Fourth Sunday of Easter
– May 7, 2006
To
be good stewards we must be good shepherds, willing to lay down our lives for
those committed to our care, not mere hired hands who run off, “leaving the
sheep to be snatched and scattered by the wolf.”
See John 10:12
MOUNT
(908) 753-2091
Gain support and
inspiration by focusing on spirituality and integration with daily life. Group
discussion, reflection and prayer. Tues-May 9th 7:30 9:30 p.m.
(Donation) Jerry McKenna, Al Beronio
Sacred Time, Sacred Space
A personal private day to
enjoy God’s presence, begins with communal prayer May 16th :9:30
a.m.-3:00 p.m. Bring bag lunch. (Donation)
DIOCESAN
NEWS
The Synod Process Continues
Phase II: Generating Ideas
Phase II is different and distinct from Phase I. During Phase II, you will choose the topic(s) that
are most important to you and then generate ideas that address specific
questions chosen by Bishop Bootkoski based on input from Phase I. Your ideas
will help shape what delegates discuss during synod sessions this autumn.
Check the synod website
for the dates, times, and locations of Phase II sessions about Education;
Parish Life; Personnel in Ministry; Social Justice; Unity; and Worship &
Spirituality. Questions and background information about each topical area are
available in advance at www.diometuchen.org/synod
OR in The Catholic Spirit OR by
calling the Synod Secretariat at 732-562-2454.
Phase II sessions are being held throughout the
Diocese between May 3 and June 17.
Your
pre-registration will help us plan!
Last February, each parish hosted a Speak Up Session in
preparation for the upcoming Diocesan Synod.
In the accompanying Bulletin insert you will find the topics, locations,
dates and times for the second Sessions.
Please select the session(s) that most interest you and mail your
choice(s) directly to the Diocese. Thank you.
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
We are most fortunate to have Exposition of the Most Blessed Sacrament every Thursday morning. We have the great opportunity to visit with Jesus in a most personal way. Every Thursday, from 8:30 till Noon. Please come and visit Jesus very soon. ”Don't miss the opportunity of visiting with Jesus, for 15 minutes, a half hour or an hour. You will find many blessings coming your way. We are in need of more people to sign up and commit to an hour or half hour each week. If you are able to do so, please contact Rita at 732-469-2874.
Rosary Calendar for May The Rosary Altar Society
thanks everyone who made our Easter Crafts and Bake Sale a success. Thank you to the Rosarians and others who
made the crafts and baked goods. Also to
all the workers, we appreciate everyone’s support. Thank you Catherine
Wisbeski, Chairperson
The
Procession Pastoral Council of Our Lady of Fatima Church in
HOLY NAME
SOCIETY NEWS
The Holy Name Society will meet on Monday, May 15th at 7:30
PM in the Church Hall. All men of the parish are invited to attend and participate.
All men are also welcomed to join the Holy Name Society at the May 14th- 8:00
AM mass and May 15th-7:00 PM masses.
The Holy Name Society is, once again, sponsoring a
Patriot Baseball Game Gathering. This year's gathering will be at the June 10th
Patriots vs. the Bridgeport Bluefish Game at 7 PM. The cost is $8.50 per
person. You may reserve your tickets by calling Keith Fasanella at 732-356-5780
or by filling out the Patriots Game form found at each exit door and returning
the completed form and payment in the collection basket during any mass. The
last day to reserve tickets is Sunday, May 14th.
The next Holy Name Society Communion Sunday will be Sunday, May, 14, 2006. Mass at 8:00 AM. Our societies monthly meeting will be on Monday, May 15, 2006 at 7:30 PM down stairs in the church hall. All men of the parish are invited to attend. The Annual Retreat to the San Alfonso Retreat House will be the weekend of August 11 / 13, 2006. Come and join us, "Where Good and the sea come together" This years theme will be "Everybody's Got A Hungry Heart”.
On Friday, May
12, and Saturday, May 13
Saturday,
May 13th 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the Firehouse, Edgewood Terrace,
South Bound Brook,
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'Education' Quotes:
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has a right to a university degree in
The
advantage of a classical education is that it enables you to despise the wealth
that it prevents you from achieving.
Russell Green
Education is when you read the fine print. Experience is what you get if you
don't. Pete Seeger