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Notre Dame de la Mer Parish

www.notredamedelamer.org

Our Mission Statement The love of Jesus Christ gathers us together to welcome and embrace all God’s Children. El amor de Jesus Cristo nos unifica para acoger a todos como hijos de Dios

Mass Schedule St. Ann Church

2901 Atlantic Avenue Wildwood

Saturday 4:30 PM Sunday 7:00AM, 8:30AM, 10:30 AM 7:00 PM (Spanish)

Confessions Saturday ~ 3:30 PM

Assumption Church 7101 Seaview Avenue

Wildwood Crest Monday to Friday (Kelly Hall) 8:30 AM Saturday 4:30 PM Sunday 8:30 AM and 10:30 AM

Confessions Saturday ~ 3:30 PM

Please see the Mass Intentions schedule for

potential changes to daily masses, due to civil holiday and holyday masses

for the upcoming week.

June 16, 2019 The Most Holy Trinity

Father’s Day

Upcoming Special Parish Information House of Charity – Bishop’s Annual Appeal July 6 and 7 4th Annual Dinner Theater Cabaret– 7/19, 7/20, 7/21 See inside the bulletin for more information Feast of the Assumption (Aug 14 and 15) Vigil / Blessing of the Sea—August 14th at 4:30pm at St. Ann Church. Bishop Sullivan is the Main Celebrant Feast Day Mass - August 15 at 9:00am at Assumption and also on August 15 at 7:00pm (Spanish) at St. Ann Moonlight Serenade( 18 pc. Orchestra / Dance ) August 24 - See inside bulletin for more info

Notre Dame de la Mer Parish Business Office Hours

Monday through Thursday 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM Friday 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM.

Closed Saturday & Sunday, Religious Holydays, and Civic Holidays.

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Message from Donnamarie Black, Parish Catechetical Leader

Dear Friends, Happy Father’s Day!

God, Our Father. Bless these men, that they may find strength as fathers. Let the example of their faith and love shine forth.

What a very special day it is today. Not only is it Father’s Day but also Trinity Sunday. On this Sunday, Christians

remember and honor the eternal God: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Trinity Sunday is celebrated the

Sunday after Pentecost and lasts only one day, which is symbolic of the unity of the Trinity.

The word Trinity does not appear in the bible but the bible clearly speaks of God the Father, God the Son, and

God the Holy Spirit and it emphasizes that there is only ONE God. This is a mystery of our faith. The Holy Trinity

is a reality above our human comprehension. We may begin to grasp this concept but ultimately must know it

through worship, symbol, and faith.

Trying to understand this is difficult. You and I live in a three-dimensional world. All physical objects have a cer-

tain height, width, and depth. One person can look like someone else, or behave like someone else, or even sound

like someone else. But a person cannot actually be the same as another person. They are distinct individuals. God,

however, lives without the limitations of a three-dimensional universe. He is a spirit. And he is infinitely more

complex than we are.

I will present to you some of the ways this concept has been explained. In the hopes that one of these will help you

to have a better understanding.

* MATH: 1x1x1=1.

* H2O: water , ice, and steam. They are all different forms, each with their own jobs, but all are H 2O.

* SUN: From it, we receive light, heat, and radiation. Three distinct aspects, but only one sun.

Sit with these thoughts today as you pray to God for understanding.

God Bless,

Donnamarie Black

Music Ministry If you are interested in joining our Parish Music Ministry please contact Jonathan Delgado at the Parish Office for more details. 609-522-2709 ext. 219 or visit a Music Minister after Mass. Our Adult Choir and Contemporary Ensemble and Cantors sing every Sunday throughout the year . New members high school age and up are always welcome, this in-cludes our summer visitors as well! Our Children’s Choir will resume in the fall.

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Saint Ann Church SATURDAY June 15 4:30 PM Mary Quinn r/b Cass Josaphouitch Jimmie O’Shaughnessy r/b Family Jim Lennox r/b Joy Lamb Joe Bilbee—Happy Birthday r/b Anonymous Josephine, Charlie, & Pasquale Visalli r/b Phyllis and Family SUNDAY June 16 7:00 AM Intentions of the Priest 8:30 AM Nina Mary Startare r/b Pat & Margaret Visalli Tom Schaffer r/b Jeff & Pam Hogan Jennie Gorra r/b Dennis & Cathie Osborne Lona Craven r/b Kathleen Schanz 10:30 AM Bill Henfey r/b Children & Grandchildren Ann Ford r/b Ken Ford & Family Helen Burgoon r/b The Family Martin J. Six (25th Anniv.) r/b The Family Brennan Lynch r/b Aunt Kathy & Tara

NO DAILY MASS AT ST. ANN CHURCH

Assumption Church

SATURDAY June 15 4:30 PM Gregory Lacivita r/b Debbie Carmen Bersani r/b Bonnie Jim Leahy r/b Leahy Family SUNDAY June 16 8:30 AM Sean P. McCoy r/b Dad & Regina Thomas & Mary Kmec r/b Steve Kmec & Family Mary Flynn r/b Maryanne & Family 10:30 AM Jean Feketics r/b Charles & Joanne Vogdes MONDAY June 17 8:30 AM Lena Bowen r/b Mom, Dad, & BrothersTUEDSAY June 18 8:30 AM Special Intention r/b AnonymousWEDNES. June 19 8:30 AM Patricia Werba r/b Sister, Rosemary THURSDAY June 20 8:30 AM Gildea Family r/b Sullivan Family FRIDAY June 21 8:30 AM Louis Celenza r/b Anonymous

For Mass Intentions please visit the Welcome

Center after mass or the Parish Business Office during the week

Please remember in your prayers those who are ill- Tandi Ankrum, Tom Ankrum, June Barkovitch, Isoletta Batten, Bernadette & Family, Sam & Ronnie Black, James Brooks, Christian Buscham, Matthew Bzwonariek, Leo Carano, Joseph Carfagno, Joe Cataldo, Christine Cavaliere, Don Chiancone, Patti Cieslinski, John Connel-ly, Angie Dabbingino, Bonnie & Bruce Daniels, Niall Devlin, Bob DiPeso, Sr., Janine Donofrio, Dianne Dooley, Patricia Driadon, Ted Etling, Margaret Faber, Dominic Farone, Jr, Jeff Fetzer, William Force, Ken Ford, Lorraine Gaffney, Linda Marie Gallo, Helen Garagosa, Frank & Eileen Golden, Joanne Golley, Anne Grasso, Nadine Halp, Mike Harbison, Drew Heimack, Justin Hennessy, Nancy Ann Hoffman, John E. Howe, Jay Hunt, Jeff Jahn, Dexter Michael James, Luke David Johns, Janie Klecz, Bill Kelly, Kozlowski Family, Michelle Lauriello, Joan Lentz, Charles Long, Ismael Lopez, Max Lopez, Connie Lopian, George Ludwig, Angela Lynch, Salvatore M., John McCoy, Alexandra Mac Donald, Joseph Martorano, Terry Mc Ardle, Kathy McLaugh, Mary Ann Metzger, Bill Mo-rey, Jr., Daniel Murray, Vito Navarra, Lynn Nichols, Sher-rie Owens, Roseann Perez, William Peter, Gerlanda Piro, John Pisani, Russ Pizzo, Gloria Porto, Lou Porto, Diane Prout, Joan Rebock, Nicholas Ricci, Samantha Rogers, Ed Ruth, Bailey Schafer, Joseph Scheuer, Steven Seeberger, Joe Simmon, Irene Simone, Kathy Snyder, Joe Stella, Marcel St. Marie, Damien Tirello, Olivia Tirello, Luke Trask, Joseph John Troiano, Michael Vallone, Mark Visalli, Jack Walder, Bob Wallace, Tom Waring, Jack Weis, Dawn Herman Williams, Shelby Williams, Caitlyn Young, Michael Yurescko Also, anyone who wishes to receive Communion may call the parish office.

Sanctuary Lamp The Sanctuary Lamp at St. Ann Church is lit for: Special intentions of the Berthcsi & Heloskie Families The Sanctuary Lamp at Assumption Church is lit for: Intentions of the Parishioners

Mass Intentions

Father’s Day Weekend Servers with their Fathers and Grandfathers.

St Ann Church: 4:30 pm -Eric Ortwein and his sons Jonathan and Benjamin 8:30 am -Kevin Quinn with his daughters Stella and Nola 10:30 am - Jim DiFazio and his granddaughter Jenna Assumption Church: 4:30 pm -Ed Murphy with his granddaughters Grace and Joelle 8:30 am - Mike Blanda and his sons RJ and Michael 10:30 am -Pete Byron and his son Thomas

**Morning Prayer ** takes place at Msgr. Kelly Hall at 8:15am followed by Daily Mass at 8:30am each weekday.

HOUSE BLESSING If you would like to have your house blessed, please call the parish office at (609) 522-2709, x210

Congratulations to Fr. Castles on his 50th Anniversary of ordination to the priesthood.

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Stewardship

June 16, 2019 Stewards Listen The Most Holy Trinity Sunday

“But when he comes, the Spirit of truth, he will guide you to all truth...” (J��� 16:13) Jesus sent the Holy Spirit to help us know and live the truth. To prepare ourselves, as Stewards we need to open our hearts to receive this gift before we can give it. Develop a daily prayer routine. Talk and listen to the Holy Spirit. This is best done in silence, when we can hear His response.

Sacramental Information

Sacraments Baptisms: The Fourth Sunday of the month at 12:00 Noon at St. Ann Church. Pre-Baptism Class: Required for parents/guardians. Notre Dame de la Mer offers its class throughout the year. Please contact the parish office for more information and to register for the class.

Funerals: To be arranged with a priest and funeral director. Please call funeral home of your choice. Sacrament of the Sick: Anytime

Marriage: Arrangements should be made one year in advance and prior to making reception plans.

Spanish Baptism Information Baptism: The Last Sunday of each month, at 7:00 PM at St. Ann Church. Pre-Jordan Classes: The Thursday pr ior to the celebration of Baptism at 7:00 PM in St. Ann Chapel. Bautismos en Espanol: Ultimo Domingo de cada mes a las 7:00 in Santa Ana. Clases Pre-Bautismales: El jueves anter ior a la celebración del bautismo a las 7:00 pm en la iglesia de Santa Ana.

ELECTRONIC GIVING: Parish Giving is a safe, secure, and easy way to make On-line parish and church related donations and payments. It is convenient and easy and offers you a variety of op-tions. Please give it a try by going to our parish webpage www.notredamedelamer.org and clicking on the Parish Giving button.

The House of Charity – Bishop’s Annual Appeal seeks to raise funds to provide care, respect, justice, peace and

dignity for every soul in the Diocese of Camden. We ask that you prayerfully consider how this annual program provides solace, support and grace to thousands of your brothers and sisters in Christ and give, generously, in support of the 2019 House of Charity – Bishop’s Annual Appeal. Your support of the 2019 House of Charity – Bishop’s Annual Appeal ensures the vitality of essential Dioce-san ministries and programs that sustain the healing, teaching and redemptive Presence of Jesus Christ through the Diocese of Camden.

Family Reflection Corner

Weekly Readings Reflections The Most Holy Trinity

Choose one of the following activities as a way to further reflect on the Sunday readings:

�� Plan a family picnic or other outing to celebrate

Trinity Sunday. The time together should help the family develop a feeling of love and security with-in your family. Such a time enables children to experience a glimpse of the love relationship as expressed in the Trinity.

�� As a family, take time to play a game that all en-joy. Talk about what you like about playing to-gether. How does playing together help to bring the family closer?

�� Gather together as a family and have each per-son tell one thing that they love most about the family. Provide each family member with a sheet of paper and pencil. Give the following instruc-tions: Write down one thing you can do this week to show your family that you love them as God loves them.

Would you be interested in memorializing a new Paschal Candle Holder and Altar Candles for St. Ann Church? If so please call Jon Delgado at the parish office 609.522.2709, x. 219

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General Information

Holy Hour of Intercession The Youth and Young Adults Office at the Diocese of Camden requested that parishes come together in Intercessory Prayers for our youth. With so many daily distractions and temptations negatively affecting the mind, body, soul and spirit of our young people, it is important that we pray for healthy interactions and cor-rect moral values in their lives. We are therefore providing time each month when parishioners can come together to pray for all children and young adults, as well as all the intentions they hold in their hearts.

Our next holy hour will be Monday, June 17, 2019 (the third Monday of the month),

at 9:00 AM at Kelly Hall

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Please consider signing up to spend thirty minutes or more before the Blessed Sacrament in Kelly Hall at Assumption Church on Thursdays from 9:00 a.m. to noon. Sign up books for are at the back of each church and in Msgr. Kelly Hall. If you cannot commit to a specific time for a

month or two, please consider signing up to be a sub. AND please remember to sign in when you get to adoration. Thank you so much. God will truly bless you in a special way.

Each year, Catholic Charities, Diocese of Camden, serves 34,000 individuals throughout the six southern counties of South Jersey. The agency offers hope and help to the most vulnerable of our brothers and sisters, regardless of their faith, by meeting their basic needs while also guiding them towards paths of self-sufficiency. This includes finding stable and affordable housing for those who are facing home-lessness and assisting those who suffering from men-tal illness, addiction, or facing other crises. Catholic Charities provides counseling and case management, hosts employment fairs, educational workshops, and other events for those in need. To donate, volunteer, or learn more about Catholic Charities, visit: www.CatholicCharitiesCamden.org.

Still in search of anyone interested in offering their TIME to help us keep our beautiful worship sites clean. Can you help?...give the parish office a call. Our devoted teams need your help once a week

Forever Young Happenings MEETING: Forever Young meets on the fourth Tuesday of the month at 12:00 Noon at Kelly Hall for lunch and program. Our next meeting will be in September. Doors open at 11:30. Dues are $10 for the year and lunch is $5. All are welcome to join us.

——–——— Forever Young End of Year BBQ

Tuesday June 25th at 1:00PM. Located at: Picnic Pavilion on Morey’s Mariner Pier. Park at St. Ann Church and catch the Tram Car to the pier. Ride the Ferris Wheel and the Carousel. Reservations must be made by Friday June 14th. Call Phyllis for more info or to make your reservation. 609.425.9523

SUMMER MASS SCHEDULE Masses at the WCHS / CTC School Building have been discontinued. Our new summer mass schedule, beginning on Memorial Day Weekend, is as follows:

St. Ann Church- 2901 Atlantic Avenue Saturday: 4:30 PM Sunday: 7:00 AM, 8:30 AM & 10:30 AM, 7:00 PM (Mass in Spanish Language)

Confessions: Saturday at 3:30 PM

Assumption Church - 7101 Seaview Avenue Monday - Friday 8:30 AM in Kelly Hall Saturday: 4:30 PM Sunday 8:30 AM & 10:30 AM

Confessions: Saturday at 3:30 PM

Please come and experience quality liturgy in one of our two beautiful churches here on the island!

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WCHS - Our Parish Catholic Schools - CTC

Academic Excellence in the Catholic tradition

Preschool through Grade 12 Habla espanol!

WCHS Class Reunions WCHS 50TH Reunion – Class of ‘69 When: Saturday, October 12th, 2019 Where: The Inlet – North Wildwood Pre-reunion Meet & Greet: Fr iday October 11 at The Ice House, Wildwood Memorial Mass – Sunday October 13 at St Ann Church 10:30am Contact: Eileen Thomas Pr ince at eileenthomas749@yahoo.com

WCHS 35th Reunion – Class of ‘84 When: Saturday, October . 12th, 2019 Where: Duffinetti’s Restaurant - 7:00 – 10:00 Contact: Eileen Popovick at popeyenj@gmail.com

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CATHOLIC STRONG—Your Parish Capital Campaign

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The funds raised through this campaign do not go to our opera�on costs. We will use the funds raised in this campaign for: Enhanced Ministry to Senior Ci�zens—$60,000 Liturgy Enhancements—$200,000 Facility Improvements—$500,000 NDDLM Catholic Educa�on Scholarship Fund—$171,000

Our Campaign Goal: $1,330,000 Total Pledged to Date: $1,114,460

Liturgy Corner...learn something new or maybe even become inspired !

Please consider helping your parish reach the set goal. If you would like to discuss a pledge with someone please call the parish business office.

Ways to be a Father like St. Joseph St. Joseph has long been seen as a role model for husbands and fathers. This is surprising for some people to learn. After all, Jesus’ true father is God the Father, and Joseph served as His foster father during His earthly minis-try. Yet, despite Joseph’s unconventional fatherhood, this holy man proved to be the best role model that husbands and fathers could ask for. This Father’s Day, if you are a father, we invite you to follow Joseph’s example of fatherhood in the following ways. If you are not a father, we ask you to join us in lifting up in prayer all those who fill the role of father. Practice Humility: What does this mean for fathers? It does not mean that fathers should take a lesser role in the lives of their families. On the contrary, we can infer that Joseph was an extremely devoted and involved parent in Jesus’ life. What it does mean, however, is that fathers can emulate Joseph’s humility. Joseph understood that he was given a special role in salvation history, namely, raising Jesus and protecting his family. Instead of looking for attention or rewards for this huge responsibility, he quietly accepted it and put in every effort to fulfill his role. Be Faithful:Joseph lived exactly the kind of faithfulness that God asked of him. Though this probably wasn ’t easy, he likely drew his strength and commitment from his devotion to God and his true love and respect for Mary. Teach Your Children: Joseph showed true investment in Jesus’ life by putting so much time and effort into teaching Him a trade. Fathers today should put in just as much effort to teach their children to earn a livelihood, understand the value of hard work, and put their God-given skills to use. Use your gifts to strengthen your family:Joseph’s foster son was fully God and fully man. His wife was born with-out original sin. He could have given up with the knowledge that he could never match either Jesus’ or Mary’s level of holiness. But Joseph did not do that. Instead, he took the hand he was dealt and figured out what he could do with it. God provided Joseph with the gifts he needed to protect and provide for his family. These included his skills as a worker, his humility, and his dedication to loving both Jesus and Mary deeply. Like Joseph, fathers can identify the gifts God has given them and use those gifts in a way that best serves their families. All men will not have the same gifts or abilities. But by careful reflection and honest spousal partnership, fathers can discern how they are called to serve their families.

We are Currently at 83.79% of our Parish Goal

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-RCIA- BUILDING YOUR

RELATIONSHIP WITH CHRIST AND HIS CHURCH!

An opportunity for: �� Individuals and families wishing to inquire about the

Catholic Faith

�� Baptized Christians seeking a deeper relationship with Christ within the Catholic Church

�� Spouses of Catholics or those engaged to Catholics seeking to join the Church

�� Catholics baptized as youth wishing to reconnect with their faith, complete Sacraments and find a church home

�� Catholics seeking Confirmation

For Additional Information please contact: Deacon Nicholas Danze 609-522-2709-Ext. 222

ndanze@notredamedelamer.org

Parish Catechetical Team Page

Classes will be held July 29-August 9

8:30am –12pm Classes will be limited to no more than

24 students. First come first serve!

Registration forms can be found in the Welcome Centers, Parish Office, or Website

PREP CLASSES SCHOOL YEAR: Classes will be held the first three (3) Sundays of the month (October to May, excluding January), from 9 to 10:20 a.m. at CTC/EEC (former St. Ann School), 2901 New Jersey Ave., Wildwood, followed by attendance at 10:30 Mass, St. Ann Church. SUMMER INTENSIVE: Classes are held daily from 8:30 a.m. to noon, July 29 to Aug. 9 (ten sessions). Classes are held at WCHS/CTC building, 1500 Cen-tral Ave., North Wildwood. SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION: Preparation to receive First Reconciliation, First Eucharist, and/or Confirmation requires a two-year commitment to PREP classes as well as classes especially de-signed to strengthen the understanding of the sacra-ments. Attendance at Retreats, Service Projects and Parent meetings is also required. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR SUMMER INTENSIVE AND YEAR-ROUND STUDENTS: All students are required to do six (6) Faith-Filled Events, outside the normal classroom setting, throughout the year. This is to help the child under-stand that faith happens everyday all around you. Not just in class or mass. Notre Dame de la Mer will host several events that are considered Faith-Filled Events or the family may chose to do events outside our parish. All these experiences are considered part of the curriculum and failure to comply risks not being promoted to the next level the following year. Registration forms are available at the Welcome Centers, Parish Office and on the Parish website. Students from other parishes must have their pas-tor’s permission to participate in our program. Spe-cial form on website. Call Donnamarie Black with any questions 609-522-2709-ext 218

PREP is in need of Religious Education teachers, aides and support staff…...We need you!!! Have you been thinking about how you can evangelize as all Christians are called to do. Here is your chance. No experience necessary just a love of our faith and willingness to share it with oth-ers. God will do the rest! Any questions call Donnamarie Black 609-522-2709, x.218

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Parish / Community Information Lazarus House (Emergency Food Pantry)

“For I was hungry and you gave me food”…

We welcome all donations of food and personal care items delivered to Lazarus House on any Monday, Wednesday or Friday between 10:00am and 12:00 noon. Lazarus House is located at the First Presbyterian Church of Wildwood at Burk and Pacific Aves, Wildwood, NJ. Items can also be placed in the baskets by the doors of St. Ann and Assumption churches. Contributions of gift cards, checks, bequests, or in memory of someone can be mailed to: Lazarus House PO Box 1792, Wildwood, NJ 08260. Information or questions please contact Frank Stone at the pantry; 609-522-1500. Thank you for your continued support.

Join Father Wallace on this incredible

Parish Sponsored Trip Danube River Cruise:

Includes Oberammergau Passion Play

Witness a performance of the epic Passion Play. The original performance dates back to 1634. During the 30 year war Oberammergau was spared the Black Plague and for this reason, the citizens

vowed that every 10 years they would give a play to honor the last days of the life of Christ. The performers of this once in a decade event are all native to the village

For More Info contact Phyllis Bocelli at: 609.425.9523 or phyllisbocelli@gmail.com

ANNUAL CAR RAFFLE!!

Notre Dame de la Mer Parish is selling chances

2019 4-Door Jeep Sahara 4x4

All Proceeds Benefit our two Catholic Schools: Wildwood Catholic High School

Cape Trinity Catholic School Chances are available before and after weekend

masses, in the parish office , and at our boardwalk pavilion located on Glenwood Ave.

For credit card purchases call the parish office

609-522-2709, x. 210 Chances are $5 each or a book of 5 for $20

*************** Volunteers Still Needed to help our schools

We are currently looking to still fill a few volunteer spots for the summer.

ITALIAN – AMERICAN FESTIVAL June 21, 22 & 23

1st & Olde New Jersey Avenue North Wildwood

Food – Beer Wagon – Raffles – Grape Dancing Meatball Relay --Face Painting – Game & Prizes for kids

Free Continuous Live Music Sponsored by: Knights of Columbus #2572

Visit us on Facebook: Italian-American Festival

North Wildwood

“Moonlight Serenade” an event presented by NDDLM

The 18- piece Cape Shore Jazz Orchestra performing for your dancing and listening pleasure!!

Saturday, August 24 - 7pm to 11pm BYOB - light refreshments provided

St. Ann Church Hall - 2901 NJ Ave. (EEC Building) Tickets $20 (advance) or $25 (at door)

For tickets or more information please call: Joan: 856.701.1658 - Peggy: 609.675.0942

Jeanette: 610.348.4741

Dinner Theater Cabaret...SAVE THE DATE! Notre Dame de la Mer Parish Music Ministry proudly presents our 4th Annual Dinner Theater Cabaret. We will be bringing a taste of Broadway here to South Jersey. The show is being directed by our Music director, Mr. Jonathan Delgado and will feature the Notre Dame de la Mer Summer Players….you also will be treated to a delicious home cooked, three course meal.

St. Ann Church Hall (EEC Building)

2901 New Jersey Ave ~ Wildwood Friday, July 19. Doors open at 6pm

Saturday, July 20. Doors open at 6pm Sunday, July 21. Doors open at 3pm

Cost is $27.00 per person

Call Jude 609-972-9051 or Mary Jane 609-780-3754 for reservations and menu options.

Seating will be limited to 100 guests per night.

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Staff Directory

PParish Business Offices 1500 Central Avenue, Suite 100 North Wildwood, NJ 08260

Phone: 609-522-2709 Fax: 609-522-9375

www.NotreDamedelaMer.org Pastor Rev. Joseph D. Wallace…………......x215

Parochial Vicar Rev. Steven Pinzon………………….....x211

Parish Administrator Mr. Kevin Quinn….…………………...x217

Parish Catechetical Leader Ms. Donnamarie Black…..…….…...x218

Pastoral Associate – RCIA , Baptismal Preparation, and Weddings Deacon Nick Danze………………….x222 Director of Music & Liturgy Mr. Jonathan Delgado…………..…..x219 jdelgado@notredamedelamer.org

Administrative Assistant Mrs. Mary Vey………………………….x210 Bookkeeper Mrs. Anna Landis……………….…….x213 Funeral Coordinator / Altar Servers Ms. Patricia Monaghan……610-246-1079 patmonaghan@aol.com Maintenance Supervisor Mr. Jim Di Fazio

Additional Parish and Community News

Parish Activities Mary, Refuge of Sinners Prayer Group Wednesday after the 8:30 AM at Assumption Church in Msgr. Kelly Hall.

Holy Hour of Intercession the third Monday of the month at 9:00 AM in Kelly Hall. Next Holy Hour will be Monday, June 17, 2019 Forever Young meets on the four th Tuesday of the month at 12:00 Noon at Kelly Hall for lunch and program. Doors open at 11:30. The next meeting will be in September Legion of Mary Tuesday at 12:00 PM in St. Ann Chapel Adoration is held every Thursday from 9:00am until Noon in Kelly Hall at Assumption Church. Divine Mercy Chaplet and Benediction 1st Friday of the month 3:00 PM at Assumption Church. Next Meeting will be July 6, 2019 Knights of Columbus Our Lady of the Rosary Council #2572 Meetings are held the 2nd Monday of the month at 8:00 PM at the Council Home, 206 New York Ave, N. Wildwood. Columbian Squires Circle #558 a Catholic Young men’s organization for ages 11 thru 18. Contact Dan DeMaio 729-1427 or Tom Connelly 408-6398. Rosary for World Peace 1st Saturday of the month 4:00 PM at St. Ann Church.

Gift Shop Notre Dame de la Mer Parish gift shop located at The Church of the Assump-tion is available to all! The gift shop is

open before and after our weekend Masses at that location.

Parish Welcome Center Please consider visiting our Parish Welcome Center in the back of church. You can handle many of the things that you would normally go to the parish office for...register for the parish, obtain mass cards,

A CONTINUED BIG THANK YOU to those that help out by straightening up the pews after mass at Assumption Church by placing the Missals at the end of the pews and at St. Ann Church by placing the Missals back into the holders.

Dresses for Haiti Pat Long is looking for assistance with sewing dresses for the little girls in Haiti. If interested please contact her at 609-729-7073.

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