
PLEASE NOTE – Time Change of Mass for
Monday & No Mass on Wednesdays
Monday June
4th
9:00 AM Helene
& Louis Mrofka r/o Family
Tuesday June
5th Boniface, Bishop & Martyr
8:00 AM Jennie Leary r/o Daughter
Wednesday June 6th
No Mass on Wednesday
Thursday June
7th
8:00 AM Frank & Marilyn Baglione r/o
Sheila DelMastro &
Family
Friday June 8th
8:00 AM Michael Hubosky r/o The Hubosky Family
Saturday June 9th Vigil: Body
and Blood of Christ
8:00 AM David & Viola Alliprandine r/o Family
5:30 PM Jean
Burynski r/o Her son, Robert
Sunday June 10th Solemnity Body and Blood of Christ
8:00 AM Louis Bocchino r/o Nazarah
10:00
AM Frank Kozden r/o Bob & Joan McArdle
12 NOON Intentions of the Parishioners
MOST HOLY TRINITY SUNDAY
HOURS Seasonal prop
MASS Prop Gl Cr Pf of
Trinity
RDGS 166: Prv 8:22-31 Ps 8:4-9
Rom 5:1-5 Jn 16:12-15
We are at peace with God our Father through our Lord Jesus Christ.
God’s love has been poured into our hearts through the Holy Spirit (2). This
Spirit, who is Wisdom itself (1), will lead us into all truth (2). How
wonderful the name of our God in all the earth (Ps)!
Stewardship
Today’s psalm reminds us that we have been crowned with
glory and honor and given rule over the works of God’s hands. But we must be
good stewards, for the Lord will surely hold us accountable for the use of
those gifts!
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PLEASE
PRAY FOR ALL OF OUR PARISHIONERS
including: Tony Gangitano, David King, Haley Weber, Frank Stashak, Josephine
Sarnoski, Elizabeth Connelly, Loretta Girard, Mary Pokotello, Blanche Ferarro,
Sheila Del Mastro, John & Peter Foxwell, Dorothy Burke, Terese King, John
& Christine Dyke, Peter Yazgier
and Genevieve Casey.
Collections
May 27th $3744.98
Counters
Team #2
Bingo
Team #4
MOUNT
SAINT MARY ACADEMY
(908) 753-2091 msmhope@msmhope.org
Please,
register for all events
Gratitude: Opening Us to Abundant
Life
June 13 and 20, 7:30-9:30 p.m. ($30) Two-part series focusing on the
important role that gratitude plays in our spiritual lives.
Sacred Time, Sacred Space
June 14, 9:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m. ($20) A personal private day to enjoy God’s presence;
begins with communal prayer. Bring bag lunch.
Six Day Retreat
June
22-29, Fee: $350 (registration
required) Non-refundable deposit: $75 Arrival: 7 p.m.
Departure: 11 a.m.
An experience of personal
prayer based on Scripture. Daily spiritual direction. Adaptable to the needs
and desires of each individual. Atmosphere is one of prayerful quiet.
COMMUNITY NEWS
The 4th Annual I.H.S. Race 4 Freedom
Attention all Runners and Walkers! The 4th Annual Immaculata
High School Race 4 Freedom is just around the corner. Scheduled for 8:30 am on
Saturday, June 23rd, the I.H.S. Race 4 Freedom is a 5K Race/2-Mile
fun walk through the streets of historic Somerville. Please join us as we work
to raise money for need-based tuition assistance for current and incoming I.H.S.
students. For more information or to register, visit our web site at www.ihsrace4freedom.org
or give us a call at 908-725-1112, ext. 1238.
Holy
Family Academy “Big Bucks” 50/50 Raffle
Don't
forget to send in your Big Bucks raffle tickets. As of May 29th ,
the pot is at $5439 and growing.
You
have to be in it to win it!
-
50% goes to help the school
-
30% goes to the First Place winner
- 5% goes to 4 Second Place winners
Immaculate
Conception School - Clinton, NJ
June 20-24 Immaculate Conception Parish will be holding
it’s annual Parish Festival. Ride wristband let kids ride all night on June 21st
and all day on June 24th on one low price each day. Wed. through
Sat. the festival starts at 6pm, Sunday opens at 4pm. There will be fireworks
on June 20th & 23rd. Presale of ride tickets sheets
available for $10, regularly $17.50. For presale ride tickets contact the
Parish Festival Information Line at (908) 735-9564. Sunday evening culminates
with a Super 50/50 and is the rain date for fireworks. Live entertainment will
also be on hand every night under the big tent.
DIOCESAN NEWS
Annual Summer Collection on June 2nd &
3rd
As is customary at this time of year, all parishes and
mission churches are asked to schedule the Annual
Summer Collection for the benefit of the Catholic Communication Campaign
and the Catholic University of America.
Celebrate Life – A Day for Seniors
June 8th, 10 am The Family
Life Office is pleased to announce the 2nd annual “Celebrate Life
Day for Seniors” at the St. John Neumann Pastoral Center, Piscataway. This
holistic day for seniors includes spirituality, good food, entertainment, door
prizes and fellowship. There is a $15
registration fee. Please call the rectory for a registration form. Please call
(732) 562-1990 x1624 for more info.
The Diocese of Metuchen’s St. Thomas
More Dinner The Diocese of
Metuchen’s second annual St. Thomas More Dinner will be held on Thursday, June
21 at 6:30 p.m. at Pierre’s, 582 Georges Road, Monmouth Junction. The dinner is
hosted by the diocese’s St. Thomas More Society. Tickets are $50 per person.
All are invited. For reservations and more information call, 732-562-2461 or visit
www.diometuchen.org
OUR LADY OF MERCY NEWS
Holy Name Society
Patriots Game
in June
June
30th The Holy Name Society is, once again, sponsoring a
Patriot Baseball Game Gathering. This year's gathering will be at the June
30th Patriots vs. the Lancaster Barnstormers Game at 7
PM. The cost is $ 8.00 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, June 3rd.
Winners of
the Holy Name Society Summer 50/50
Congratulations to the following winners of the HNS 50/50 drawing that
was held on May 19th.
1st Place George
Kaminsky, SBB $620.25
2nd Place Colleen
Gordon, Piscataway $372.15
3rd Place Helen Kelton , Somerset $248.10
Religious Education
Parents of school aged children are encouraged to
register their children for 2007/2008 religious education classes as soon as
possible. Registration forms can be
found at church entrances.
We say good bye to our CCD coordinators, Nancy Sayre
and Karen Mathews – a job well done. Thank you both.
We say hello to our new coordinators Michele Duh and
Agi Simoncelli – good luck and thank you so much for volunteering.
Let Us Help Congratulate ALL Graduates
We would like to announce & congratulate (in the
bulletin) anyone in our parish graduating this year-we don’t care if it’s from
kindergarten up to college. You can put the info in the collection baskets,
through the front door slot, call us on the phone or email us (olmsecretary@optonline.net).
Please let us know the following info: Graduate’s full name, age, the name of the school graduating from &
what grade or degree. Please include a phone number in case the parish
secretary has any questions. The graduates names will be announced in the June
24th bulletin. All names must be to the rectory by June
17th to make the printers cut off.
Compassionate Care of NJ is Seeking
Employees
CCNJ is a private pay company
that provides home care to individuals wishing to remain in the comfort and
familiarity of their own homes.
Their letter reads: “The overriding belief of CCNJ is to care for our
clients as if they were members of our own families. We believe a spiritual
environment, such as the church, is one resource to find the people we want to
care for our clients. Essentially CCNJ can provide employment for those
parishioners who have excellent care giving skills and are looking for work.
We
are looking for mature, caring individuals interested in providing in-home
care. CCNJ provides care to the elderly who wish to stay in their home but need
support with the essentials of daily living. For more information, please call
(732) 450-3690.”
Who Will
Replace Him…
If a
priest preaches over 10 minutes, he’s long-winded.
If
his sermon is short, he didn’t prepare it.
If
the parish funds are high, he’s a businessman.
If
he mentions money, he’s money-mad.
If
he visits his parishioners, he’s nosy.
If
he doesn’t, he’s being snobbish.
If
he has fairs and bazaars, he’s bleeding the people.
If
he doesn’t, there isn’t any life in the parish.
If
he takes time in a confession to help and advise sinners, he takes too long.
If
he doesn’t, he doesn’t care.
If
he celebrates liturgy in a quiet voice, he’s boring.
If
he puts feeling into it, he’s an actor.
If
he starts Mass on time, his watch is fast.
If
he starts late, he’s holding up the people.
If
he tries to lead the people in music, he’s showing off.
If
he doesn’t, he doesn’t care what the Mass is like.
If
he decorates the church, he’s wasting money.
If
he doesn’t, he’s letting it run down.
If
he’s young, he’s not experienced.
If
he’s old, he ought to retire.
But…if
he dies… there may be no one to replace him.