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PARISH ORGANIZATIONS:

Adoration Cathy Lippincott 499-9909 Linda Howard 298-2567 Adult Choir Jac Madson 758-7243 Adult Faith Formation Earl Alger 298-7071 Contemporary Choir Cathy Alphonse 291-9204 Food Pantry Jonette Tilton 977-1136 Knights of Columbus Alan Moshinsky 298-8710 Liturgy Committee Jack Laciskey 587-1397 Open Hearts, Willing Hands (Interfaith Caregivers) Judy Pesce 298-5395 Pastoral Council Jack Laciskey 587-1397 Rosary & Altar Society Helene Shea 298-7612 Senior Citizens Club Vince Aveni 298-2922 Sports Committee John Bacovin 638-9054 St. Vincent de Paul Society Mary Williams 298-1414 Word of Life Prayer Group Pat Baylog 298-4249

Monday, April 6 7:30AM Forgotten Souls in Purgatory 7:00PM Thomas McAndrew RB/Patty Baylog Tuesday, April 7 7:30AM Talemeta Quartelli RB/Loretangeli Family 2:00PM Rosary & Prayer Hour — Chapel 7:00PM Deceased Members of the Girard and Nguyen Families Wednesday, April 8 7:30AM Anna Pihlak RB/Vince Aveni 3:00PM Prayers for Priests, Religious, and Vocations 7:00PM Darin Miller Thursday, April 9 7:30AM Renee Tafil 7:00PM Edward O’Dwyer RB/O’Dwyer Family Friday, April 10 7:30AM Evelyn Paulaski 7:00PM Deceased Parishioners & Loved Ones Saturday, April 11 7:30AM Sissy Habres RB/George Hustak 5:00PM Mass for St. Mary’s Parishioners Sunday, April 12 — Divine Mercy Sunday 7:00AM Jean & Victor Gilardi, Jr. RB/Victor Gilardi 8:30AM Living & Deceased Members of the Rosary & Altar Society 10:00AM Pablo B. Trinos (A) RB/Vicky Romero & Family 11:30AM Robert Rohrman, Jr. RB/Kathleen Houston & Family 2:00PM Divine Mercy Celebration & Mass

M Saturday Evening: 5:00 P.M. Sundays: 7:00, 8:30, 10:00 and 11:30AM. Weekdays: M-F 7:30 and 6:30 P.M., Sat. 7:30AM Eve before a Holy Day: 7:00 P.M. Holy Days: 7:30 and 10:00 A.M. and 7:00 P.M. B

Sundays at 12:15PM. Arrangements are to be made at the rectory at least 6 weeks in advance and are done on 1st & 3rd Sunday of the month.

A B S is held in the Chapel Monday 9AM-7PM, Tuesday 9AM-2PM & 5-10PM, Wednesday 9AM-9PM, Thursday 9AM-12PM & 5-10PM, Friday 9AM-9PM and Saturday from 9AM to 1PM.

C Saturday from 4PM to 4:30PM and after the 5PM Saturday evening Mass.

N In honor of the Miraculous Medal each Wednesday evening at 7PM.

M Arrangements are to be made at least 1 year in advance.

S C Urgent calls any time of day or night. Arrangements for Commun-ion calls to the sick or confined to the home are to be made by con-tacting the rectory.

R E Public elementary school children on Sunday morning at 8:00, 9:30, and 11:00 A.M.

P R We welcome new parishioners to the parish, and we ask them to register as soon as possible. If you are not registered we are not able to issue testimonial letters for sponsorship for the Sacraments or character references to schools or for employment. If you move from the parish please notify the rectory.

E S The regular use of envelopes provides for a stable income to the church. This enables the pastor to plan for repairs, future expansion and improvements. We urge all parishioners to make regular use of the envelopes.

Messages From Fr. Mike

April 5, 2015 Easter Sunday of the Resurrection of the Lord

Alleluia, Christ our Lord is risen from the dead! Easter Sunday is the most joyful day of the entire Church year, as we gather in our beautiful church to celebrate the

fact that our Savior is not dead but alive—he has overcome sin and death and opened for us the way to eternal life. May you and your families experience fully the joy of this Easter season. With all the lovely flowers and decorations, our church looks especially beautiful for today’s celebration, and I want to thank all who worked so hard to get everything just right for our Holy Week and Easter services. I also want to thank our liturgical ministers who assisted

us in any capacity. We are truly blessed here at St. Mary’s to have so many wonderful and caring parishioners. Also, the names of our Easter flower memorials are listed in our bulletin today, and our Easter Masses are being offered for all whose names were submitted. Next Sunday is Divine Mercy Sunday, and our parish has been honored this year to be chosen to host a regional Divine Mercy celebration in our church. It will begin at 2 PM on April 12th with Stations of the Cross, Rosary, Divine Mercy Chaplet and Prayer, followed by a special Mass at 3 PM. A relic of St. Faustina will be venerated after the Mass, and a time of fellowship will follow in our school hall. Come and rejoice in the precious gift of God’s mercy! In preparation for Divine Mercy Sunday, a novena is presently underway, with Masses in our church Monday thru Friday at 7 PM along with the Divine Mercy prayer and chaplet. Please note that the 7 PM weekday Masses this week will replace the usual 6:30 PM Masses. St. Mary’s is looking for some new altar servers to assist us at our Masses and parish celebrations. Deacon Gary Richardson and I will lead training classes in our church on two consecutive nights, April 21–22, at 7 PM for boys and girls in grades 4 – 8. Servers can choose the weekend Mass time which is most convenient for their family. Serving at God’s altar is a beautiful privilege and a great opportunity for young people to serve their parish and take a more active role in our Masses. Finally, back on March 22nd we received $11,931 in our regular collection plus $1,295 for Interfaith Caregivers and their ministry to the homebound. Thank you! Our Palm Sunday and Holy Land totals will be reported next week. And a very special thank-you to everyone who contributed so generously in today’s Easter offering. I join Fr. Felix, our deacons and parish staff in wishing all of you a Happy and Blessed Easter!

Parish Office Closed Our parish office will be closed on Monday April 6th and will reopen on Tuesday April 7th.

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and $100 denominations through the Rosary & Altar Society. They are convenient and beneficial to every household. We promise quick turnaround of cards once ordered and the parish community earns a 5% return on every card purchased. You may place orders by telephoning Stephanie at 291-1816, and thanks for your patronage!

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Parish Debt — Update Since July 2014, we have been able to reduce our parish debt by $120,000. At this time, we still have a carryforward debt balance of approximately $430,000. Our debt collections for the present fiscal year total $27,980 so far. Current operating revenue exceeds expenses, and our monthly debt reduction collections have been extremely helpful. I wish to thank all of our faithful parishioners who continue to financially support our church and parish activities.

—Larry Denney, Business Administrator

Altar Servers — April 11th & 12th 5:00PM Team #1 Coppola 7:00AM Team #5 K. Chilelli 8:30AM Team #7 Maurin 10:00AM Team #11 Buono 11:30AM Team #16 Ibe

REMEMBRANCES OF YORE . . . . . . FOR ST. MARY’S PARISH & SCHOOL

Our Parish written history was last updated in 1945 –seventy (70) years ago!! As a preliminary first step, we are looking for interested volunteers/sleuths of all ages to reminisce, and if captivated by such projects, to help in gathering information on these unwritten decades. Perhaps you have pictures, souvenirs, memories, stories, or information on parish life, parish organizations of the by-gone and more recent past years, your school days at St. Mary’s School, or fun and service at various events/devotions that have been a part of the fabric of St. Mary’s past. Maybe you know and keep in touch with former parishioners who have moved from the area. If you would like more details or have material or knowledge you may wish to share, please call Stephanie at 609-291-1816.

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Rosary and Altar Society News “Knowing Everything Depends On His Will - He is bringing me to understand deeply how everything depends on His will, and how He allows certain difficulties precisely for our merit, so that our fidelity might be clearly manifest. And through this, I have been given strength for suffering and self-denial. ‘Jesus, give me an intellect, a great intellect, for this only, that I may understand You better; because the better I get to know You, the more ardently will I love You’.

(Diary of St. Faustina, 1409 & 1474)

LINENS Week of April 5 Week of April 12 Irene Donnelly Luz Moore

UPCOMING EVENTS: >>WEEKDAY ROSARY–7AM & 8AM in the Chapel, before and after the 7:30AM Mass. >>ROSARY HOURS – EVERY TUESDAY from 2–3PM in the chapel; and EVERY WEDNESDAY at 3 PM for priests and religious. On Saturdays at 9AM the “Timeless Rosary” is recited. Please join us—ALL ARE WELCOME.

Holy Father’s Prayer Intentions for April: — That people may learn to respect creation and care for

it as a gift of God; — That persecuted Christians may feel the consoling

presence of the Risen Lord and the solidarity of all the Church.

>>CLARE ESTATE ROSARY — Next recitation is scheduled for April 7th, at 10:30AM on the first floor lounge.

>>COMMUNION SUNDAY—April 12th — Rosary at 8:00AM; Mass at 8:30AM; No Meeting. >>PRAYER SHAWL PROJECT – Mary’s Weavers - Monday evenings at 7:00 PM in the downstairs meeting room, Parish Center. We welcome Confirmation candidates earning service credits. Interested? Telephone Helene Shea for more information at 298-7612. Next Meeting of group is April 13th.

We pray for our recently deceased Rosarian, Mary Mathews. Let us pray for all Rosarians to Our Lady of Lourdes, and

especially our currently ill or suffering members and friends and their caring family members: Yolanda Foley; Josephine H.; Maria B.; Marie Rachmiel; Thomas Harrison; Benjamin; Mary H.; Paul Shea; Jack Laciskey; Andrew H. for healing; Joan MacMullan; John Tomaszewski and family; Bernadette; Robert; Patricia Krowicki; Nancy P.; Nancy K.; Helen S.; Lottie; Deacon Larry; Hugh; Jesse; Catherine; Baby Caleb; Marilyn Rogalski; Reba Burrichter; Bertha; Lynn G.; Joyce; Jennie; Addie; and Carl and Rosemarie Brodowski. We continue to pray for the protection of our religious

freedom and our conscience rights; for an end to abortion; for the family and sacramental marriage; for our government leaders; for vocations; and for the Holy Father and the Church throughout the world. Please pray for an end to violence and terrorism, as well as for all those suffering persecution due to their faith in God, and for those displaced from their homes as a result of this unrest. We pray for the containment and healing of those involved with the Ebola virus.

LIFE IN THE SPIRIT SEMINARS God raised this Jesus; of this we are all witnesses. Exalted at the right hand of God, he received the promise of the Holy Spirit from the Father and poured it forth, as you see and hear. (Acts 2:32) WHERE: St. Mary's Church (Chapel behind Church), 45 Crosswicks St., Bordentown, NJ. WHEN: Monday evenings, 7:00PM to 8:30PM, (except Session 4 is on Tuesday, May 12) Session 1 – April 20 – God's Love Session 2 – April 27 – God's Salvation Session 3 – May 4 – A New Life with God Session 4 – May 12 – Receiving God's Gifts Session 5 – May 18 – Create a relationship with Jesus Christ Session 6 – June 1 – Growth and Transformation in a new life with Jesus Christ

WHY COME: Active or in-active Christians can create a renewed or fuller relationship with Jesus Christ through the Holy Spirit. Non Christians can be introduced to Christianity and possibly make a first commitment to Jesus Christ. Remember those New Year's resolutions? Easter gives us another opportunity to renew or change ourselves. Pope Francis said, “being Christian means allowing oneself to be renewed by Jesus in the Holy Spirit." Come and prepare for your Pentecost. HOW TO REGISTER: To register call Jeanne (609) 298-6868, email Ginny at volsen322@verizon.net, or register at St. Mary’s Parish website, www.stmarysbordentown.org

Altar Server Training The next Altar Server training sessions will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday, April 21st and 22nd, at 7PM in the Church. Interested children (from the 4th grade & up) should call Ann Marie in our Parish Center at 298-0261 to sign up.

Legend of the Easter Eggs Early Sunday morning, Mary Magdalen went to the tomb to anoint the body of Jesus. Because she expected it to be a long day, she brought with her a basket of eggs for her lunch. But, when she arrived at the tomb, Mary Magdalen discovered that it was empty; the body of Jesus was gone! Shocked, she started to set her basket down so that she could better explore the tomb. But then something caught her eye. Her white eggs had miraculously turned the colors of the rainbow! (A legend or fable is a story that doesn’t pretend to be historical, but simply teaches a lesson. The events surrounding the resurrection of Jesus gave rise to many legends.)

[source: The Little White Book – 2015, Diocese of Saginaw, Michigan; www.littlebooks.org]

Easter Sunday of the Resurrection of the Lord April 5, 2015

Readings for April 12, 2015: Acts of the Apostles 4:32-35 With great power the apostles bore witness to the resurrection of the Lord Jesus. Psalm 118: 2-4, 13-15, 22-24 Give thanks to the Lord for he is good; his love is everlasting. 1 John 5:1-6 The victory that conquers the world is our faith. Gospel: John 20:19-31 Blessed are those who have not seen and have believed.

Easter Sunday April 5, 2015

I shall not die, but live, and declare the works of the Lord.

— Psalm 118:17

Clothing & Housewares Drive Better Community Housing Trenton (formerly Martin House) is sponsoring a clothing and housewares drive on the weekend of April 25-26. A truck will be parked in our church lot to receive your donations. Clothing items that are needed include men’s shirts, pants, jeans, and shoes; ladies’ dresses and shoes; and all childrens’ clothing from infant-to-teen. Houseware items needed include bedding, sets of silverware, pots and pans, kitchen utensils, and musical instruments. If you have a large quantity of items to donate, please call Gloria Phillips at 609-421-5413. All donations are greatly appreciated!

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The Church of St. Gregory the Great presents —

“Do Not Be Ashamed of the Gospel: Bearing Moral Witness in the Public Square”, a lecture by Princeton Professor Robert George, on April 7, 2015 at 7:00PM in the Parish Center, 4280 Nottingham Way, Hamilton Square. A year ago, Professor Robert George’s keynote address at the National Catholic Prayer Breakfast drew national attention. He challenged Catholics to bear witness boldly to the sanctity of human life and the conjugal understanding of marriage, despite the opprobrium that might come our way for proclaiming these profound but not-always-welcome moral truths. He will revisit the main themes of his Prayer Breakfast address in his lecture at the Church of St. Gregory the Great, exploring the relationship between the obligation to bear moral witness and the concepts of Christian discipleship and the universal call to holiness. Robert P. George is McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence and Director of the James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions at Princeton University. He is currently a vice chair of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom and holds degrees in law and theology from Harvard University and a doctorate in philosophy of law from Oxford University, in addition to many honorary degrees. He is the author or editor of numerous books in the fields of constitutional law, ethics, and legal and political philosophy. Professor George is an internationally known speaker and TV/radio guest.

Mass & Healing Service – April 13th Is anyone among you sick? Let him call for the elders of the church, and let them pray over him, anointing him with oil in the name of the Lord (James 5:14). Father Felix Venza will be offering a Mass on April 13th at 7:30 PM for healing. During the Mass, a collection will be taken for the prayer group and its ministry. Following the Mass will be individual prayer and Laying on of Hands for the sick. Deacon Larry Finn and Deacon Ron Zalegowski will be leading and ministering the Laying On of Hands. Following the Mass and Laying On of Hands, a reception for Father and the team will take place in the cafeteria. For more info call Pat Baylog at 298-4249.

Take Time For Yourselves Attention Married Couples! Easter Sunday is like a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend because it’s a weekend full of fresh love, rebirth and new beginnings. All married couples deserve a richer, fuller life together!

The next weekends are April 17-19 and May 29-31. For more information, please call 609-742-4035 or email applications@wwme-southjersey.org. Visit our website wwme-southjersey.org. St. Mary’s Senior Citizens Club

Meeting Time: Monday, April 13th (2nd Monday), 1:30 PM Meeting Place: Parish Center, Upstairs Room Topics of interest to seniors, 50/50 raffle, and refreshments.

Catholic Appeal Update We are fast approaching the 50% mark of our $60,000 parish goal for the 2015 Catholic Appeal. St. Mary’s parishioners have made 146 gifts or pledges totaling $27,516 to date, for an average of $188 per gift. If you have not yet made a pledge to this year’s Appeal, we urge you to do so and help us reach our goal. The Catholic Appeal supports many important Diocesan programs and ministries, and Bishop O’Connell is most grateful for your generous response.

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...THE SICK who have been recommended to our prayers: Sr. Joyce Marie Riley, Shirley Mich, Ken Kreidler, Victoria Seda, Karen C. Hillman, Rosemarie Brodowski, Lois Mayer, Hal Frock, Alice tenBerge, John tenBerge, Miron Gontowicz, Fr. Pat Connor, Boleslaw Pacholek, Doris

Scibek, Patricia Krowicki, Tom Moore, Marie Russo, Marilyn Rogalski, Thelma Jablonski, Marie Rachmiel, Mike Machulskis, Stephanie DeMarco, John Karp, Christine Wetterling, Virginia Plank, Helen Seaman, Larry Steele, Mary Ellen Mancini, Al Rowley, Carl Brodowski, Primitivo Cruz, Robert Inman, Allison Eckman, Antoinette Schroeder, Joan MacMullan, Joe Harcar, Kaley Lawrence, Yolanda Foley, D’Ann Mangarelli, Barb Foley, Carmella Cronce, J. Lawrence, Msgr. Jim Innocenzi, Jennifer Vare, Catherine Loretangeli, Lou LaPlaga, Steve Corallo, Edward Chmiel, Sr., Joyce Ingling, Jack Laciskey, Patricia Gates, Rosemary Shea, Mary Hartmann, Thomas Harrison, Fred Kniss, Carolyn Pagodin, Charles Foust, Robert Harrison, Hugh Delaney, Joan Basara, Lois MacArthur and all of the sick of the parish.

Pray For Our Deceased Anna Adams; Richard Suta; Anthony Barbalace

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Religious Educa on & Sacramental Programs

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April 12, 19 ...RE classes Apr. 12……..Mass collection envelopes handed out to 2016 Confirmation candidates. April 19....Last day of classes and early R.E. registration discount. April 23……First Eucharist practice “Group A” in Church, 6:00—7:00 PM. April 25…....First Eucharist “Group A” — 10 AM Mass. 7th Grade Students, you will be receiving a box of weekly Mass collection envelopes in class next Sunday. Please begin using these envelopes each time you attend Mass. You will be receiving instructions regarding this practice via email this coming week. Confirmation Candidates if you have not done so already, please return your Confirmation Application and payment which was due April 1st. If you have not yet received this packet, it is because we are still missing paperwork or requirements from you! 2015-2016 Registration Forms were handed out last Sunday to each family’s oldest registered child in our program. Early registration discounts will be given until April 19. Remember, assignments are handled on a first-come, first-served basis. If your child did not receive a registration form, please call us and we will be happy to provide you with one. New Students entering our program for the 2015-2016 school year are asked to fill out a Registration form which is now available in the bookcase in the back of the church. Please note—if your child is new to our program, and was not baptized here at St. Mary’s Parish, we will need to see an original baptismal certificate. Volunteers are always needed! Please consider volunteering in our Religious Education program for the 2015-2016 school year. We are always in need of catechists and aides. Remember, the success of the program is dependent on the willingness of individuals to “step up to the plate” and help out. All volunteers must be fingerprinted and attend a special “Virtus” workshop. Please consider volunteering—it is a fun and rewarding experience and a beautiful way for you to share your faith with the youth of our parish. Food Pantry Donations for the needy in our community are being collected every Sunday during our religious education classes. There are receptacles in the School Hall to collect non-perishable donations. Thank you for your support and generosity!

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ All Dates, Notices and Calendars for Our Religious Education Programs are online at …. www.stmarysre.org. Please check website on a regular basis for updates. Also, important notices/updates will always be posted here!

RE Office: (609) 291-8281 ext. 17 or 18, Fax #: (609) 298-7178, Email: office@stmarysre.org or office2@stmarysre.org, Website: www.stmarysre.org.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Lord is truly risen, Alleluia.

St. Vincent de Paul Society April 5, 2015: Easter Sunday

Alleluia! Our Savior is Risen! Thank you for your generous donations in our special 2nd collection last weekend. We are always amazed at your love and support and we are very grateful. Happy and Blessed Easter! If you or someone you know is in need of assistance, call our confidential helpline (609) 298-1414.

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