March 24, 2019

3rd Sunday of Lent

254 Wall Street, West Long Branch, NJ 07764 Office: 732-222-1424

Saturday Vigil Mass: 5:00pm Sunday: 7:30am and 11:00am Daily: Wednesday-Friday-Saturday 8:30am Confessions: Saturday 4:00 PM

46 Richmond Avenue, Deal, NJ 07723 Office: 732-531-1409

Saturday Vigil Mass: 5:00pm Sunday: 8:00am and 10:00am Daily: Monday to Thursday at 9:00am Confessions: Saturday 4:00 PM

If you do not repent,

you will all perish as they did.

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Saint Jerome School * 2018 Blue Ribbon Awardee

Office Number: 732-222-8686 Website Address: www.saintjeromeschool.org

Pastoral and Support Staff Rev. Peter James Alindogan

Msgr. Cajetan Salemi * Rev. Jerome Nolan Assisting Priests

Louis Jakub * Anthony DiCesare * Paul Kliauga Deacons

Sr. Angelina Pelliccia, M.P.F., * Sr. Elizabeth Toft, M.P.F. Sr. Elizabeth Dalessio, M.P.F.

Elsa Pagano * Georgie Mandica Pat Serafino * Norma Adamitis

Robert Garratano * Christine Scholtz

Dennis Melofchik & Theodore Ferraro, Jr., Trustees

Contact Informa�on: Office Hours: Monday - Thursday 9:00am - 1:00pm

254 Wall Street, West Long Branch, NJ 07764 Phone 732-222-1424 ● Fax 732-222-2291

St. Mary’s Number: 732-531-1409 Email Address: office@ladyofhopeparish.org

Website: www.ladyofhopeparish.org

Weekly Collec�on and A�endance May the good Lord bless you for your generosity and presence!

St. Jerome St. Mary of the Assumption

Saturday/Sunday, March 16/17, 2019

5:00pm Mass $1,957.00 168 people

7:30am Mass $1,990.00 97 people

11:00am Mass $2,472.00 265 people

Online Giving $550.00 25 families

Totals $6,969.00 530 people

Saturday/Sunday, March 16/17, 2019

5:00pm Mass $1,415.00 112 people

8:00am Mass $912.00 108 people

10:00am Mass $1,903.00 124 people

Online Giving $297.00 16 families

Totals $4,527.00 344 people

Interfaith Neighbors: $1,220.00 — Thank You!

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Dear Friends in Christ,

Peace and Joy to you and your loved ones!

I am writing this letter on the Feast of St. Joseph, which closely follows that of St. Patrick’s. St. Patrick is credited for driving the snakes out of Ireland and everyone is Irish on St. Patrick’s Day, except for the Italians, or so I heard. I was wondering why St. Joseph is associated with Italians, though.

So, I did what most of us can easily do in research and trivia, I googled it. It turns out that St. Joseph is regarded by Italians as their Patron Saint because in Sicily, at one point, our Saint of Silence’s intercession prevented a famine during the Middle Ages. According to the story, there was a severe drought at the time, and the people prayed for their patron saint to bring them rain. They promised that if God answered their prayers through St. Joseph's intercession, they would prepare a large feast to honor him.

The rain did come, and the people of Sicily prepared a large banquet for their patron saint. The fava bean was the crop, which saved the population from starvation, and became a traditional part of Saint Joseph's Day altars and traditions.

St. Joseph is also the Patron of a Happy Death, because he died in the presence of our Lord, Jesus and our Blessed Mother.

Speaking of death, on MMonday, March 25th, at 7 P.M. in St. Jerome’s Church, I will be giving a short presentation on the FFive Faces of Death. Through the initiative of the Rosary Altar Society, this presentation is open to all. We’ll begin with the Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, then, Gospel Reading and Presentation. It will conclude with the Benediction. Stop by, if you have the time. May that hour be one of our Lenten preparations. Lent, among other things, is about death and reparation.

On a separate page in this bulletin, please check the Confession times that are available to us, and in our nearby Churches. I have added tthree additional hours weekly in our two Churches, Please take the time to be reconciled with our Lord, as I shared in last weekend’s bulletin.

Forgiveness is a gift. It is not just forgiving the wrong done to us, or wrong done by us. It is also giving us the grace of being one with our merciful Lord. It is also gifting us with peace and calmness, for any forgiving we have done to those who have offended us.

As the gardener in this weekend’s Gospel considers the barren tree and patiently hopes for a change, so the good Lord watches each one of us, looks into our hearts and awaits the change of attitude and conversion. Jesus is the compassionate gardener, who begs that we not be cut down and trashed. He intercedes for us until the end of time.

Till then. I keep you in my prayers. Please also include me in yours.

Fr. PJ

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MMass Inten�ons

Saturday, March 23

5:00pm Frank Rocco Req. by Bill & Nancy Montgomery

Michael Ioli Req. by Richard & Connie Dominguez

Sunday, March 24

7:30am Theodore L. Ferraro Req. by the Knoeppel family

Sylvia Pataky Req. by Lauren & Bill Ruthrauff

11:00am Romaine R. Ferraro Req. by the Ferraro family

Lorraine Hausser(3rd Anniversary) Req. by Robert Hausser

Wednesday March 27

8:30 am Living and Deceased Parishioners Ernest Johnston

Req. by Marie�a Datar

Friday March 29

8:30 am Virginia Tringola Req. by Jim Pagano & family

Patrick J. Longo Pat & Ed Schaeffer

12:00 pm ADORATION TODAY A�er Mass un�l 12:00 Noon

Saturday, March 30

8:30 am Eleanor Rosenow (1st Anniversary) Req. by Our Lady of Hope Parish

Raymond Camire Req. by The Pepeitone family

5:00 pm Carolyn Brady Req. by Arline Evans

Frank Rocco Req. by Peter & Maria Grandine�

Ma�hew Paul Mandica (Happy Birthday in heaven)

Req. by Mom & Dad

Sunday, March 31

7:30 am Ted Ferraro, Sr. Req. by the Bordiuk family

Sylvia Pataky Req. by Karen & Stephen Harmer

11:00 am Frank Bulzis Req. by Doreen & Mark

Donald Cur�s Req. by Marie Cur�s

Server Schedule

Saturday March 30 5:00 pm

Lector Amanda Prascsak Ben D’Silva

Extraordinary Ministers

Julie Villa Carole Redd

Altar Servers Aleena D’Silva Isabella Politan Anna Siciliano

Sunday, March 31 7:30 am

Lector Ted Ferraro

Extraordinary Ministers

Robert Tomaino Donna Tomaino

Altar Servers Kevin Hagerman Nicole Knox Riley Mandeville

Lector Joe Cronin Debbie Ronan

11:00 am

Extraordinary Ministers

Deacon Lou Perry Vallone

Altar Servers Robert Fitzsimmons Barbara Galiz John Ferro Samuel Ferro

ALTAR PRIVILEGE

March 30………………………………………...Sue Miller April 6……………………………………….….Joyce Klohn

“What a joy to serve the Lord and His people.”

Speaking of Marriage and Family Life Have you said “Thank you” lately, or do you

take things for granted?

Lawn Maintenance Volunteers

Once again, we are planning to take care of the grounds at St. Jerome. Sign up sheets will be at the exits of the Church. In the past, we had enough volunteers, and we were able to schedule everyone only 2-3 �mes during the season (April-October). We hope you will join us.

SJC Liturgical Environment Easter 2019

“Flower Assistant” Needed

I have been preparing the sanctuary of SJC for the celebra�on of Easter for over 15 years and for most of those years two wonderful women worked with me from start to finish. Unfortunately, they are no longer here to assist. I know I can count on parishioners to volunteer an hour or two. However, I also need someone who is willing to make a firm commitment of at least 4 hours on Holy Saturday -- making SJC their #1 priority – to work with me from start to “joy filled” finish.

If you enjoy working with flowers, have an eye for detail, physically able to li� and move po�ed plants, don't mind kneeling on a very hard floor, and don’t mind working with a perfec�onist -- then you are the right person for the job!

It’s a lot of �ring work, but the end result is worth it!

I can’t wait un�l Holy Week to hear from you!

Chris Scholtz – 732-222-2927 PLEASE CALL ME THISWEEK !

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Adult Faith Forma�on News!

ALL ARE WELCOME TO Explore the Mysteries,

Discover the Meaning, and Experience the Riches of the Mass

In A Biblical Walk

Through the Mass (a 5-part DVD series by Dr.

Edward Sri)

When? & Where TUESDAY EVENINGS: 7:00PM -

8:30PM in the SJ rectory mee�ng

room

QUESTIONS? Contact: Chris�ne Scholtz 732-222-2927 or cmscholtz@verizon.net

PLEASE JOIN US!

Observe Lenten Fridays at St. Jerome Church

On Friday evenings, we will be hosting a simple Lenten Soup Supper, beginning at 6:00PM, in the school cafeteria. Following the supper, everyone is welcome to attend Stations of the Cross at 7:00PM.

Confessions will be held at 5PM.

The Respect Life Group of St Mary, Middletown, invites you to a preview showing of the movie, Unplanned. This movie depicts what really goes on in Planned Parenthood Associa�on (PPA) clinics and the true story of Abby Johnson's (a former clinic director for 8 years) transforma�on.

The movie will be shown on Wednesday, March 27, at 7 PM at the Hazlet Cinemark Cinema 12 theater located at 2821, NJ-35, Hazlet, 07730. The cost of a �cket is $10.

For �ckets or more informa�on, please contact St. Mary Rectory at 732-671-0071.

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SServer Schedule

Saturday, March 30 5:00 pm

Lector Richard Santore

Extraordinary Ministers

Marge Edelson Lea Tallarico Dena Glynn

Sunday, March 31 8:00 am

Lector Keith Molloy

Extraordinary Ministers

Kathy Molloy Catherine Hinz Ima Sylvia

Altar Servers Michael Delia Audrey Delia

10:00 am Lector Diane Ailor

Extraordinary Ministers

Deacon Paul K. Giovanna Kulka Rob Stra�on

Mass Inten�ons

Saturday, March 23

5:00 pm Marie Ann Clarke Req. by the Norman family

Nancy McEvily Our Lady of Hope Parishioners at St.

Mary’s Harrie� Russomano (2nd Anniversary)

Req. by Suzanne Novak

Sunday, March 24

8:00 am James Marrucca Req. by Mr. & Mrs. Freddy Guiscardo

Baba Sylvia (birthday) Req. by the Sylvia family

10:00 am Judith Hazelrigg Req. by David Applegate

Mary Anne Byer Req. by Michelle & Chris Rogers

Clare McTague Req. by the Buckley & McTague families

Monday, March 25

9:00 am Blessings for Ann McDougall Req. by Ed Sullivan

Tuesday, March 26

9:00 am Fr. Theo Lewandowski

Wednesday, March 27

9:00 am Parents of Thomas Morrissey

Thursday, March 28

9:00 am Angeline Fedor (Birthday) Req. by Pat Serafino

Saturday, March 30

5:00 pm Randy Siciliano Req. by Carole & Howard White

Living and Deceased Parishioners

Sunday, March 31

8:00 am Joan McHugh Req. by Tome Cavanagh

10:00 am Judith Hazelrigg Req. by Carole & Howard White

William Jones III Req. by Michelle & Chris Rogers

Mini Meditation

Christian Humor

“Christianity, by its very nature, is joy. It is the ability to be joyful. By its very essence Christian belief is “glad tidings.” This deep joy of the heart

is the true prerequisite for a sense of humor. So in a very real sense humor is a measure of faith!”

Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI

Here’s One Positive Encouragement

From your fellow parishioner

Have you ever noticed how we have a way of taking something simple and complicating it only to find ourselves back to where we started with the original simple concept? Let’s use physics as an example. We wondered why apples fall from trees, why the sun rises in the east and sets in the west, and how do the moon, planets and stars move through the night skies? We came up with simple answers, gravity and the earth and the planets revolve around the sun. Then we got more complicated. We discovered black holes, energy waves, different particles of matter, quantum physics, only to go back to prove that gravity exists and the earth and planets rotate. Now, lets’ take something simple and again make it complicated. Let’s look at psychology and psychologists. What do psychologists do? Usually they talk to people who are feeling badly about themselves because of their relationships, lack of self-esteem, guilt, inability to resolve inner problems, lack of love, etc. What are the usual results? It was found that the person felt badly about what they did or what was done to them, felt unworthy, guilty or unloved. Really, they just needed true forgiveness and to know that they are loved. Science cannot give them this. Two thousand years ago we had an answer. Jesus gave the apostles the ability to act in his behalf to absolve man’s transgressions. This has continued today through our ordained priests through confession. Unconditional love from the Father is all we really need to live our life in happiness. Avail yourself of the original. Go to CONFESSION often. Tis the season to be FORGIVEN.

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The Parish of Our Lady of Hope joyfully welcomes our newly baptized:

Margo Shae McCauley

Daughter of Christopher and Kristen McCauley

All donations, contributions, and payments to the parish should be made

payable to:

The Parish of Our Lady of Hope

Communica�ons

Diocesan communication efforts through the diocesan website, radio and TV, social media and The Monitor reach out to all 700,000 Catholics in the Diocese of Trenton, as well as those who are seeking to know more about the Catholic Church. Communications is responsible for the following areas:

�� News Releases �� Digital Media Resources – websites, mobile

communications, newsletter �� Communications Support to Diocesan

Campaigns, Initiatives �� Social Media �� Spanish-language Communications �� Marketing and Creative Services for Diocesan

Departments and Ministries – content development, graphic design

�� Digital Communications Training and Consultation for Diocesan Departments and Ministries, Parishes and Schools

We will have Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament at St. Mary’s Church Wednesdays

during lent after the 9 A.M. Mass. There will

be Stations of the Cross at 11:30 A.M.

followed by Benediction. Confessions will be held in between these times.

All are Welcome San Alfonso Retreat House 2019 Day of Recollec�on:

Now that we have begun our 2019 Lenten journey, please consider joining Our Lady of Hope parishioners, family, and friends for a Day of Recollection at San Alfonso Retreat House, 755 Ocean Avenue, Long Branch. This event is scheduled for Thursday April 11, 2019. Gathering will begin at 9:30 a.m. with coffee/tea and pastries upon arrival. The remainder of the day will include prayer, rosary, reconciliation, and Mass. Departure time is approximately 3:30 p.m. The cost, including lunch, is $35.00 per person. Cash payments or by check made payable to San Alfonso Retreat House. Payments will be collected on that day.

If you are planning to attend or have questions, please contact Joann Fischer 732-531-3476 as soon as you can. Retreat house personnel have requested a count of those who will be attending in order to prepare accordingly.

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UNITED IN PRAYER

Please pray for the sick, the homebound and those who have requested us to remember them in prayer, especially: Monico Rodriguez, Carmella Mariani, Ashley Cusack, Jean Kolibas, Donna Curtis, Silvio Varone, Laurel Varone, Chad Clarke, Josephine Santandrea, Kathleen Moran, Eileen Lomet, Fr. Fred Jackiewicz, Robert Steiner, Kathy Ryan, Lorry Steiner, Jim Malespina, Jim Vecchione, Vinny Stasio, Eugene Andrea, John Clark, Joan Malespina Marie Miltner, Vilda Malic, Joel Rivera, Peter Gangemi, Jane Pearson, Francis Tarasiewicz, Bob Waitt, Maryanne Cardamone, David Walther, Lori Kelly, Carole Evangelista, Marie Siciliano, Maureen Walther, Regina Roche and family, Frank Marsico, John Mauceri, the Mazza family, the Frankfort family, Raymond Hardy, Maritza Hernandez, Jeffrey White, Anna Oleinik, Peggy Morgan, Peggy Hildebrand, Augustus Maggio, Hayden Hawes,, John Shaw, Jeanine Hayes, Wendy Lewelyn, Phil Wilderotter, John Murphy, Frank Signorelli, Steve Lazar, John Fiedler, Myra Walther, Samy Yanni, Rose DiLieto, Annie Villarroel, , Diane Latshaw, Dr. Jai Jeen Rhee, Sarah Walther, Father Ray Wadas, Nate Valcich, Marta Otero, Sam Geffrey, Frank Edwards, Linda Hopkins, and Jean Lenzo,.

Also, we continually keep in our prayers all those who are serving in the Armed Forces.

Rosary Altar Society

Jr. Rosarian Easter Sale: Weekend of March 31

The Jr. Rosarians have been crafting beautiful Easter yarn Easter eggs ($12) and bunnies($7), They are perfect as a gift or to decorate your table. The proceeds will be donated to the school for tuition assistance. Please support this worthy cause.

To reserve an Easter egg or rabbit, please call : Amelia Lopano 732-996-5804.

Please Join the Rosary Altar Society:

For our EVENING OF RECOLLECTION

Monday, March 25, 2019 @ 7PM

St. Jerome Church. All parishioners are invited to be with us in prayer for this Lenten evening as Fr. PJ leads us in the Adoration and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.

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THE SEVEN ELEMENTS OF PARISH LIFE

The essence of parish life is formed by seven essen�al elements:

Evangeliza�on, Worship, Word, Community, Service, Stewardship, and Leadership.

These elements constantly interrelate in parish life, each nurturing and suppor�ng the other, with the communal celebra�on of Sunday Eucharist at the center.

COMMUNITY

Community is an essen�al element of parish life which draws parishioners together in mutual support, ac�vity, celebra�on and growth. This results when members become involved with one another in other elements. The universal Church is seen to be “a people brought into unity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.” Community is the human dynamic through which the mission of the Church is embodied and embraced.

Descriptors of Community in Parish Life

The following “descriptors” are indicators that point toward concrete ways in which community gets lived out in a parish:

1. The parish recognizes itself as a Chris�an community, rather than social organiza�on.

2. Communica�on between parish leaders and parishioners is adequate and consistent.

3. There is a good spirit of working together among parish groups and organiza�ons.

4. All parish organiza�ons and ac�vi�es are broadly inclusive.

5. Organiza�onal ac�vi�es are in harmony with parish pastoral plan and respond to the needs of the members, the parish as a whole, the larger community, and the Diocese

. Programming for parish organiza�ons consistently offers prayer, informa�on, educa�on, entertainment and hospitality.

7. Efforts are made to provide for special needs of those who might feel excluded: young or elderly, minori�es, separated/divorced, physically or mentally challenged the homebound.

8. The prayer and ac�vity of the parish are outwardly directed and not only on its own life.

9. The parish collaborates with neighboring parishes to enhance the mission of the Church.

10. The parish promotes ecumenical rela�onships and ac�vi�es.

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Fr. P.J. and the OLOH Pastoral Council would appreciate your feedback. Please check the box next to the number of the descriptor if you see or experience these descriptors of community being “lived out” in our parish. You may drop your feedback (cutout from the bulle�n for your convenience) in the “ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS” box in the back of church at your convenience. Thank you for your con�nued support of our parish programs and ministries.

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Other comments/sugges�ons/recommenda�ons:

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NEIGHBORING PARISHES OF

Precious Blood (churcho�hepreciousblood.org)

Precious Blood Parish will be holding Our Annual Seder Meal on Palm Sunday, April 14th at 3:00pm in our Parish Center. All are welcome to attend. Please contact the parish to register by April 5th. There is no cost but tickets are necessary.

churchofthepreciousblood@comcast.net Or call 732-222-4756

St. Dorothea (www.stdorothea.org)

Anyone want to get CPR Certified? We have space available on Tuesday March 26 4:30-6 and March 31 3-4:30. Cost $20. If you are interested please e-mail karin@stdorothea.org or call the rectory 732-542-0148 to sign up.

St. Michael (www.stmichaelnj.com)

Christ the King • Precious Blood • St. Dorothea St. Jerome • St. Mary • St. Michael

UPCOMING EVENTS Christ the King (www.cklb.org)

Sacrament of Reconciliation at Our Lady Star of the Sea Church, Monday, April 1st, 7:00 p.m.

English, Spanish & Portuguese.

Pro Life – RIGHT TO LIFE

St. Michael’s and Our Lady Of Hope Parishes are again partnering with other local parishes conduc�ng this peaceful, prayerful, vigil at Planned Parenthood at 69 Newman Springs Rd. in Shrewsbury, where the abor�ons are performed.

Now more than ever, babies, their moms, and all, need us there praying. Please come and join us on Mondays at Planned Parenthood for one hour, between the hours of 8AM- 6PM, during Lent.

For informa�on or to sign up call: Mary Richards

723-222-1562 or email: mrichards0302@ gmail.com

Please help support The Arc of Monmouth County

Step up for The Arc and race to the finish line at our annual Walk & 5K fundraiser. Your involvement supports over 1,600 individuals in Monmouth County with intellectual and developmental disabili�es (I/DD). HUGE AFTER PARTY with live music, tons of food and games

You can support the walk by walking, sponsoring or dona�ng.

Forms can be found in the back of the church or you can visit www.arcofmonmouth.org/walk

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