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SATURDAY, July 9SATURDAY, July 9SATURDAY, July 9SATURDAY, July 9, 201, 201, 201, 2011111

8:00 am + Edward Zurawski, Req. Wanda Stypul

5:30 pm + Richard Hrabosky, Req. Family

SUNDAY, SUNDAY, SUNDAY, SUNDAY, July 10July 10July 10July 10, 201, 201, 201, 2011111

7:30 am + Katherine Ann Schmittler, Req. Sister

9:00 am + John Brady, Req. Mr. & Mrs. Philip Markey

10:30 am + John Purdie, Req. Peggy Donohue

12:00 pm + People of the Parish

5:30 pm + John Odongo, Req. Holy Family Youth Ministry

Sr. Dolores, Missionary of Charity,

Req. Holy Family Youth Ministry

MONDAY, MONDAY, MONDAY, MONDAY, JuJuJuJuly ly ly ly 11111111, 2011 , 2011 , 2011 , 2011

8:00 am + Purgatorial Society TUESDTUESDTUESDTUESDAY, AY, AY, AY, JuJuJuJuly ly ly ly 12121212, , , , 2011 2011 2011 2011

8:00 am + Katherine Ann Schmittler, Req. Sister

WEDNESDAY, WEDNESDAY, WEDNESDAY, WEDNESDAY, JuJuJuJuly ly ly ly 13131313, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011

8:00 am + Betty Stansfield, Req. Frank & Jean Rahm

TTTTHURSDAY, HURSDAY, HURSDAY, HURSDAY, JuJuJuJuly ly ly ly 14141414,,,, 2011 2011 2011 2011

8:00 am + Katherine Ann Schmittler, Req. Neice FRIDAFRIDAFRIDAFRIDAY,Y,Y,Y, July July July July 15151515, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011

8:00 am + Charles A. Sutter, Req. Ruth Sutter

SATURDAY, July SATURDAY, July SATURDAY, July SATURDAY, July 16161616, 201, 201, 201, 2011111

8:00 am + Unborn 5:30 pm + Florence Keating, Req. Family SUNDAY, SUNDAY, SUNDAY, SUNDAY, July July July July 11117777, 201, 201, 201, 2011111

7:30 am + People of the Parish

9:00 am + Joseph & Sara Westerfield, Req. Mr. & Mrs.

William Westerfield

10:30 am + David and Michael Paseler, Req Sister, Irene

12:00 pm + Peter Patricola, Req. Patricola Family

5:30 pm + Giuseppe Caterino, Req. Wife

TABERNACLE LIGHT MEMORIAL TABERNACLE LIGHT MEMORIAL TABERNACLE LIGHT MEMORIAL TABERNACLE LIGHT MEMORIAL CANDLE INTENTIONSCANDLE INTENTIONSCANDLE INTENTIONSCANDLE INTENTIONS

Church

William and Emma Hendra The Tabernacle Light Memorial in honor or in memory of loved ones will burn for one week of your choice. The donation is $10.

Altar Flower

Intentions

This Week

Salvatore Traina In Thanksgiving

BAPTISMS FOR JUNEBAPTISMS FOR JUNEBAPTISMS FOR JUNEBAPTISMS FOR JUNE

Holy Family Parish welcomes our newest members into God’s family:

Anthony W. Dellatacoma Ava Raine Kiley

Sophia Conti Allison Morgan

Union Union Union Union Beach, NJ Beach, NJ Beach, NJ Beach, NJ

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASSES Tues. and Wed. (Grades 1-5) 4:15 to 5:30 PM. Wed. (Grades 6-8) 7:00 to 8:15 PM. Classes from September to May. Contact Patricia McCarthy, CRE, at 732-264-7043. Office hours during classes: 930 -2:30 pm Mon. & Thurs., 12:30 -5:30 pm Tues. & Wed. Website: www.holyfamily.us. E-mail: hfreligioused@comcast.net. Fax: 732-335-9605.

ALTAR AND ROSARY SOCIETY Monthly meeting is the fourth Thursday of the month Sept. - June at 7:00 PM in Memorial Hall. All women of the parish are welcome to attend. Communion Sunday is the first Sunday of the month at 9:00 AM. Questions contact President Kathy Mc Connell at 732-739-3276

HOLY NAME SOCIETYHOLY NAME SOCIETYHOLY NAME SOCIETYHOLY NAME SOCIETY Monthly meeting is the second Thursday of the month at 8 PM in Memorial Hall. All men of the parish are invited to attend. Communion Sunday is the Sunday following the Holy Name meeting. Questions contact President Sam Fortino at 732-739-2442.

HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH MINISTRYHIGH SCHOOL YOUTH MINISTRYHIGH SCHOOL YOUTH MINISTRYHIGH SCHOOL YOUTH MINISTRY All high school teens are invited to join the youth ministry. Meetings are held Sunday evenings from Sept. thru June from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in Memorial Hall. Activities include: Mass, service to the poor, youth conference, fundraising, and much more! Contact Adele Wright for more information at 732-721-5558.

READERSREADERSREADERSREADERS Parishioners who have received Confirmation are invited to participate in the reader ministry. Please contact Pastoral Associate Sr. Gloria Jean Bateman at 732-264-1484.

EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERSEXTRAORDINARY MINISTERSEXTRAORDINARY MINISTERSEXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNIONOF HOLY COMMUNIONOF HOLY COMMUNIONOF HOLY COMMUNION

Parishioners who have received Confirmation are invited to participate in becoming extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion. Please contact Pastoral Associate Sr. Gloria Jean Bateman at 732-264-1484 ext. 22 or at 732-739-3065 (convent). There is a two-year commissioning commitment.

ALTAR SERVERSALTAR SERVERSALTAR SERVERSALTAR SERVERS Any child third grade or older is welcome to become an altar server. Please contact the parish office at 732-264-1484.

USHER MINISTRYUSHER MINISTRYUSHER MINISTRYUSHER MINISTRY For more information on the usher ministry, please contact Craig Tonks at 732-290-1329.

GOLDEN AGE GROUPGOLDEN AGE GROUPGOLDEN AGE GROUPGOLDEN AGE GROUP Meeting every Monday in Memorial Hall 10 A.M. to 2 PM. Questions please contact Richard Bryson at 732-264-0008.

Mary Manochio; Eileen Meehan; Maureen Casey; Joyce Freddo; Robert & Helen Burkhardt; Andy Sr., Andy Jr., Jeffrey, and Kenny Wojciechowski; Barbara Grasso; Albijoe Ostervich; Anna Payne; and Maureen Haman

RECENTLY ILL: Thomas Dierks, William Wojciechowski, Marion Fontonelli, Ken Kirchdoerfer, Matilda Abela, Grace Wojcik, Maureen Pinho, Stella Rosata, Dominick Guida, Stacey Dittmar, Louis Lackner, Joanne Nixon, Elizabeth Hickey

JuJuJuJuly ly ly ly 10101010, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011 Dear Parishioners, Pious devotions, whether prayed alone or communally, such as the ones our parish has following the Monday and Tuesday 8am Masses and following nearly every weekday Mass even after the Monday and Tuesday post-Mass pieties,

aren't actual liturgy, and a variety of choices are available. Not only are they all optional, but also how they're done is somewhat variable in that many have been adapted over time and place to accommodate the needs of the people. Devotions are prayed alone or with others and usually, but not exclusively, in church. They're done outside of the Sacred Liturgy, the Mass, and are not to be inserted into the Mass at all -- in other words, not during Mass, except the Litany of Saints on special occasions. They can, however, be said at any public setting, such as a cemetery, an outdoor shrine, or a mausoleum. They need not be presided over by a priest, deacon, or bishop. Fr. Mark

MINISTRY NEWS

ADORATION SIGN-UP Sheets to volunteer for adoration will be in the pews for the month of July. If you wish to be a part of this special ministry, please fill out the form and place it in the collection basket. Adoration will resume in the Chapel beginning Wednesday, August 3rd and every Wednesday after that. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact Sr. Gloria Jean 732-264-1484.

ALTAR SERVERS If you are no longer an altar server and have a cassock & robe at home, please return it to the sacristy as soon as possible. Please leave it on the chair and not in the closet. Thank you.

HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH GROUP NEWS

CAR WASH – JULY 10 Holy Family Youth Ministry will sponsor a car wash Sunday July 10th after all Masses from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Requested donation is $6.00.

DIOCESAN PILGRIMAGE

SHRINE OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION

Bishop O’Connell invites the clergy and the faithful, of the Diocese of Trenton, to journey with him to the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception on Saturday September 17. Please contact Sr. Gloria Jean for reservation information at 732-264-1484 or 732-739-3065.

Sisters of Mercy

Weekend of July 30 - July 31/Raffle Tickets

The Sisters of Mercy will be selling 50/50 raffle tickets after all Masses on July 30 and July 31. Tickets are $10 each (checks can be made payable to Sisters of Mercy), all proceeds will benefit the retired and infirm Sisters.

TRAVELING THIS SUMMER?

FREE Ministry to traveling Catholics. For nationwide Mass times and locations call: 1-410-676-6000 or go on website at www.Masstimes.org.

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Week of July Week of July Week of July Week of July 16161616 & & & & 11117777 Serving at the Altar Serving at the Altar Serving at the Altar Serving at the Altar

5:30 PM5:30 PM5:30 PM5:30 PM 7:30 AM7:30 AM7:30 AM7:30 AM 9:00 A9:00 A9:00 A9:00 AMMMM Colin Mathias

Lorenzo Valente Kimberly Fallon

Sara Leary Jillian Johnson

Christopher Zeller

10:30 AM10:30 AM10:30 AM10:30 AM 12:00 12:00 12:00 12:00 PMPMPMPM 5:30 PM5:30 PM5:30 PM5:30 PM Deryn Albrecht

Theresa Costello Adam Bryant Sean Knoll

Eddie Reash Faith Reash

ReadersReadersReadersReaders and and and and Extraordinary Ministers of Holy CommunioExtraordinary Ministers of Holy CommunioExtraordinary Ministers of Holy CommunioExtraordinary Ministers of Holy Communionnnn

5:30 PM T. Matthias J. Bavaro, F. Cozzati, S. Donnelly, A. Genovese

7:30 AM J. Cantwell E. Cassidy, P. Cassidy, S. Fortino, J. Fortino

9:00 AM L. White O. Byrne, F. Byrne, E. Malinconico, L. Robinson

10:30 AM R. Janasz-Nagle

P. Dannevig, M. DelPopolo, K. Duffy, M. Leite

12:00 PM W. Large D. Javins, D. Karpinski, G. Markey, C. Pisterchia

5:30 PM R. Rubiato J. Neubauer, J. Reash, J. Tonks

Our Weekly OfferingOur Weekly OfferingOur Weekly OfferingOur Weekly Offering

Last Week – July 3

1st Collection – Weekly $7643 2nd Collection – Diocesan Assessment $1580

This Week – July 10

1st Collection - Weekly 2nd Collection - Programs & Facilities

Next Week – July 17

1st Collection – Weekly 2nd Collection – Programs & Facilities

CATHOLIC SCHOLARSHIPS/ASSISTANCE

Cardinal McCarrick High School In an effort to show our support for Catholic elementary education, Cardinal McCarrick High School in South Amboy has instituted a Tuition Credit Program in the amount of $1,500 every year for 4 years to any 8

th

grade student transitioning to 9th

grade on September 2011 who has attended any Catholic Elementary School from K through 8

th grade as long as

they have maintained a “C” average and positive behavior record. For more information call Mrs. Mendoza 732-721-0748 ext. 244.

Mother Teresa Reg. - ST. THOMAS MORE SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Mother Teresa Regional School is pleased to announce that the St. Thomas More Scholarship Fund has donated $50,000 for scholarships to the school. Families who would like to attend a Catholic school grades K-2. For more details visit mtregional.com.

ST. JOHN VIANNEY HIGH SCHOOL SUMMER CAMPS

Affordable Summer Camps are available at St. John Vianney H.S. Two week camps, one week campls, full days and half days. Extended care is available in the morning and afternoon. For more information call 732-739-0800 ext. 258 or www.sjvhs.com/vianneyinstitute.

Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

The Patriotic Rosary for the Consecration of our Nation

Parishioners and friends of Holy Family Parish gathered to pray The Patriotic Rosary for the Consecration of our Nation following the 8 a.m. Mass on Monday July 4

th. The

patriotic rosary begins each decade with a quote from one of our founding fathers, followed by naming one of the fifty states (before each Hail Mary) and praying, “We plead the Blood of Jesus over (the name of the state) and every soul in that state.” At the end of each mystery a patriotic song is sung. Anyone desiring a copy of The Patriotic Rosary to pray at home is encouraged to go on mej.com and follow the link. Special thanks to Eileen Cassidy, above third from the left, for orchestrating the recitation of the Patriotic Rosary here at Holy Family Parish.

Mission Appeal – Holy Family Church July 23 & 24

Fr. Rexlumine, of the charity service organization of the Diocese of Tuticorin, will be speaking at all Masses the weekend of July 23 and 24 regarding the charitable mission of the Diocese of Tuticorin. The following will describe the good works of the Diocese of Tuticorin. Evangelization: In our diocesan area first conversion to Christianity happened in the 1530s. In 1600s there were 6 parishes with a lot of new missions. In 1923 it became a new diocese with 41 parishes. Now we are 108 parishes. Thus we are growing. Still 88% of the people who belong to other religions are to be evangelized. We have our diocesan religious sisters and trained catechists who do direct evangelization. They go and visit the houses in the villages. We do lot of apostolates and charitable works to them which includes both Catholics and non-Catholics. Now we are: Parishes- 108, Missions (sub-stations)-339, Diocesan priests -108, Religious priests-25, Religious brothers-38, Catechists-18, and Diocesan seminarians-115. Our Ministries include: Youth, Vocation, Laity, Pius Associations, Education, Health, Labor, Communication Media, Christian life, and Peace and Justice. Our Apostolate include: Hospitals-13, Dispensaries-9, Home for the disabled-4, Lepers and AIDs home-1, Women rescue home-2, Home for children-28, Crèches for abandoned infants-1, Home for the aged-3, Family counseling center-1,Rehab center for Alcocholic-1, High schools-31, and Elementary schools-198. All

are free service including food and medicine. We serve Catholics

and non-Christians. Since our biggest Catholic population is

living below the poverty line, we face great economic challenges.

It is not easy to support all our priests and seminarians. We

need to upkeep all our ministries and apostolate. Trusting in

God, we keep doing our best. Your generosity allows you

participate in the fruits of their good works.

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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS

TEACHERS NEEDED If you share the conviction of bringing the faith to our children, please call the Religious Education office at 732-264-7043. Teachers are needed for the following grades:

TUESDAY OR WEDNESDAY SESSIONS

4:15 – 5: 30 P.M.

Adults needed during these sessions to be called as substitutes to teach or assist grades 1-5 occasionally from Sept.-May if current volunteers are absent.

TUESDAY AFTERNOON SESSION

4:15- 5:30 P.M.

Hall Monitors Needed. WEDNESDAY EVENING SESSION

7:00 - 8:15 P.M.

Sixth Grade- 1 Teacher

1 Assistant

Seventh Grade- 1 Teacher

1 Assistant

Adults are also needed during this session to be called on as substitutes to teach or assist grades 6-8 occasionally from Sept.-May if current teacher/assistant volunteer is absent.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION REGISTRATION *New Registrations to our parish program- Please call to make an appointment-Baptismal certificate and any other sacrament information is needed at registration. **Re-Registrations- Start again on August 29th/Fees as follows: 1 child $150.00 2 children $200.00 3 or more $230.00

St. Vincent de Paul THANK YOU - KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, KEYPORT

The St. Vincent de Paul Society of Holy Family Parish sincerely thanks the Keyport Knights of Columbus for their generous donation to assist us in our mission of helping those in need in our area.

MOTHER TERESA REGIONAL SCHOOL NEWS

CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! The following students from Holy Family Parish graduated from Mother Teresa Regional on Friday June 10:

Jonathan Arruchio Sean Knoll Brandon Bennett Annalisa Leite Kyle Boyle Stephanie Noll Kaitlen Grell Joseph Sarro John Halligan Taylor Sarro

RESPECT LIFE

MASS INTENTION AND ROSARY FOR THE UNBORN

SATURDAY, JULY 16, 2011

Holy Family Respect Life invites you to partake in the 8

a.m. Mass as a parish community in praying for the

intentions of the Unborn and an end to abortion in our

society. Following Mass the Rosary for the Unborn will be

prayed. All are welcomed.