ST. JOHN’S R.C. CHURCH 619 Chestnut Street

Lakehurst, NJ 08733

SERVED BY Rev. James F. O’Neill, Pastor

Msgr. Elso Introini, retired priest Msgr. Richard A. Rusconi, retired priest Rev. George Deutsch, retired priest Rev. Joseph Murphy, retired priest

Charlie Jannetti, Business Manager Holly Hartline, Music Director

Gina Innarella, Parish Secretary GRADUAL REOPENING Liturgies are livestreamed on our YouTube channel. Masks and social distancing are required. Daily Mass 8 AM with Rosary at 7:35 AM

Miraculous Medal Novena Monday after Mass at about 8:30 AM Holy Hour with Exposition and Benediction Friday at 3 PM Sunday Mass Saturday at 4 PM & 6 PM Sunday at 8 AM, 10 AM, 12 Noon, and 2PM. The church is open for private prayer from Monday through Friday, 2 PM to 4 PM. CONFESSIONS—NEW SCHEDULE Fr. Jim is hearing confessions from a rectory window by the tree in the back of the rectory: Mondays: 2-4 PM and 5:30-7:30 PM Fridays: 3:15 PM to 3:45 PM MARRIAGES The Sacrament of Matrimony requires a time of spir-itual preparation. The couple should contact the Par-ish Office one year before the date of marriage. Cur-rently, weddings with up to 100 people are possible.

27th Sunday in Ordinary Time October 4, 2020

GRADE SCHOOL OF RELIGION Ms. MaryAnn Dempkowski, Director of Religious Education Religious Ed Office: 732-657-2348 COMMUNION CALLS We’re not yet ready to bring Holy Communion to the homebound. SICK CALLS—ANOINTING OF THE SICK In case of serious illness or accident, please call the Parish Office to request the Anointing of the Sick. EMERGENCIES For emergencies outside of office hours (such as when someone is dying or has died), please call and leave a message at 732-930-1690. BAPTISMS Preparation for first-time parents is required and will be done on-line and over the phone. Please contact the Parish Office for arrangements. We can do a baptism with up to 100 people present.

PARISH REGISTRATION Families moving into or out of the parish are asked to call the Parish Office as soon as possible.

Monday to Friday: primary phone: parish website:

e-mail: fax:

8:30 AM to 3:00 PM 732-657-6347 stjohnlakehurst.com office@stjohnlakehurst.com 732-657-8690

PARISH OFFICE—CORONAVIRUS UPDATE The parish office is closed to the public. Please send e-mail or call. If we schedule a meeting, we will meet you out in the parking lot.

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Sunday, October 11th, 28th Sunday in OT 8:00 AM Robert Morse Dolores (Dee) Katzenberger 10:00 AM Christopher Stefano Arline & Jim Terzek (64th wedd. anniv. Celebration) 12:00 PM People of our Parish 2:00 PM People of our Parish

ALTAR FLOWERS FOR THE WEEK

In loving memory

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(10th anniv. rem) Req. by Lee Aquilino

In loving memory

of Joseph J. Snack Jr., birthday remembrance

Req. by wife Loretta

ALTAR FLOWERS Flowers may be purchased for any occasion. If you are placing an order, please do so 2 weeks in advance, by calling Joan Toth of the Rosary Altar Society at 732-657-4938. Thank you for your participation. CANDLES for Oct. 4th—Oct. 10th, 2020

SANCTUARY CANDLE Birthday remembrance

of Joy Rye Lamberti Carducci

SACRED HEART

In loving memory of

Martino Bussanich

SHRINE CANDLE In loving memory

of Salvatore Mannino

MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK Saturday, October 3rd 4:00 PM Bruno Maiolo Robert Keneipp 6:00 PM Harold Steinel & Lance Leedy Salvatore Mannino Sunday, October 4th, 27th Sunday in OT 8:00 AM Norman Pianko (birthday rem.) Martino Bussanich (anniv. rem.) 10:00 AM Raymond Valente (birthday rem.) Martino Bussanich (anniv. rem.) 12:00 PM Gloria Calarco William Jannone 2:00 PM People of our Parish Monday, October 5th, Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos 8:00 AM 62nd anniv, Celebration Tony & Marie Angelella Tom S. Zanovich (anniv. rem.) William & Margaret Wright (wedd. anniv. rem.) Tuesday, October 6th, Sts. Bruno & Blessed Marie Rose Durocher 8:00 AM Albert Brack (birthday rem.) Robert Keneipp Wednesday, October 7th, Our Lady of the Rosary 8:00 AM Marko Magasic Jeanne Hayes Thursday, October 8th 8:00 AM Anna Cicchini (anniv. rem.) Martin Kelly Friday, October 9th, Sts. Denis & John Leonardi 8:00 AM Genny Huttemann Saturday, October 10th 8:00 AM Joseph Ribaudo 4:00 PM Henrietta & Anthony Mare Christine Garcia (9th anniv.) 6:00 PM John Busch (birthday rem.) Jack Talbot (7yr. anniv. rem.)

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PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK, especially: Week 1: Jonas Walworth, Pauline Valente, Mary Oroho

Week 2: People of our Parish

Week 3: Barbara Mulligan PLEASE PRAY FOR ALL THE DECEASED: Amelia Pizza, Mabel Zindel PARISH MINISTRIES Rosary Altar Society

Angela McNeill, 732-657-1728

Religious Article Store

Victor Bala, 732-691-2291

Youth Group

Lori Downing, ldowning@easeton.org

Sign Language

Not yet available because of COVID-19.

Nursing Home Ministry, Ushers, Lectors,

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion,

and Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA)

Joe Pittarelli, 732-323-8469

SACRIFICIAL GIVING Week of September 30, 2019: $12,158 Week of September 27, 2020: $ 7,996

Cash: $1,405 Checks: $5,782 Electronic Giving: $ 809

WEEKLY DONATIONS Visit our website, stjohnlakehurst.com, to donate on-line. Or you can mail in your contributions to:

St. John’s Church 619 Chestnut St.

Lakehurst, NJ 08733

We also have a new drop box at the main entrance of the Parish Center. Thank you for your willingness to donate!!

ST. VINCENT de PAUL SOCIETY Call 732-657-6359 for assistance or to volunteer. Food can now be donated before Mass (see schedule) and when the church is open: Monday through Friday, 2PM to 4PM. Place donations in the blue bin in the parish hall.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS

If you still need to register for Religious Education Classes, please use the links below. Please note the first link is for New Registration, the 2nd link is for Re-Registration. If you have any questions, please call MaryAnn Dempkowski @ 732-657-2348. Thank you!

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BLESSING OF ANIMALS On Saturday, October 3rd, at 12:00 Noon , there will be a blessing of all pets on the field near Parish Center. Everyone should wear masks and families should stand six feet apart. Bring all your pets so they may be blessed in honor of St. Francis.

PLEASE PRAY for all our parishioners and friends who are serving in the military, as well as our police, firefighters, first responders, and all who are put in harm’s way for our protection:

AC1 Megan Downes USN LCPL Jacob C. Kes CW5 Thomas Oroho Capt. Meghan Oroho CPL George Daly IV SPC Brian Mc Nichol Major Corey J. Smith Spec.Corinne McGrath Major Kenneth R. Dougher II Major Brian Kossler CPO Michael M. Miehle W5 Darren S. Kesty

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A message for Respect Life Month from Bishop David M. O’Connell, C.M. "To believe in God as Creator requires that we must believe that God is the author of life, all life, every life." ‘I have come that they may have life and have it to the full’ (John 10:10). I am convinced, after almost 65 years on this earth, that all of the problems impacting us in this world of ours derive from a single root cause: the failure to “respect life in all its stages, from concep-tion to natural death.” Abortion, euthanasia, capital punishment; acts of terror and war; escalating crime; violence and wan-ton killing of innocents; domestic and sexual abuse; drugs and gang crimes; the immigration crisis; pov-erty and inequality; discrimination and injustice; rac-ism and hatred; breakdown of the family; blatant disregard for the environment — these are all “life issues” because they tear at the most basic obliga-tion of every human: to respect life. Think about it for a moment. Of all these failures to respect life, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops have declared in their regular, pre-national election statement, “Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship”: The threat of abortion remains our preeminent priority because it directly attacks life itself, because it takes place within the sanctuary of the family, and because of the number of lives destroyed. At the same time, we cannot dismiss or ignore other seri-ous threats to human life and dignity such as racism, the environmental crisis, poverty and the death pen-alty. Our efforts to protect the unborn remain as important as ever, for just as the Supreme Court may allow greater latitude for state laws restricting abortion, state legislators have passed statutes not only keeping abortion legal through all nine months of pregnancy but opening the door to infanticide. Additionally, abortion contaminates many other im-portant issues by being inserted into legislation re-garding immigration, care for the poor, and health care reform. … Human life is sacred. The dignity of the human

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Quarterly @ $ 30 *Please make your check payable to St. John’s Church. In memo section please note : 2019-2020 50/50 Raffle. Good Luck CAREGIVER VOLUNTEERS OF CENTRAL JERSEY We have missed each of you and look forward to being with you again soon. While face to face ser-vices are temporarily suspended, our staff continues to work remotely to contact all our senior clients and families to ensure their safety, reduce social isolation and food insecurity, and to provide them with resources through our community partners. We continue to respond to support requests on a daily basis. Over the next few weeks we will be rolling out our “contactless grocery shopping services,” roundtrip medical transportation and an increased level of friendly and reassuring phone calls. We have initi-ated “on-line training” for all volunteers who can help us achieve our mission in this new environ-ment to keep our volunteers, our clients, and those we come into contact with safe. Our schedule of on-line training is on our website: https://caregivervolunteers.org/volunteer/ To register, please send a message to info@caregivervolunteers.org, and we will send you the meeting ID number and password. You can also call us at 732-505-2273. Please stay safe!

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person is the foundation of a moral vision for socie-ty. Direct attacks on innocent persons are never morally acceptable, at any stage or in any condition. In our society, human life is especially under direct attack from abortion, which some political actors mischaracterize as an issue of “women’s health.” Other direct threats to the sanctity of human life include euthanasia and assisted suicide (sometimes falsely labelled as “death with dignity”), human clon-ing, in vitro fertilization, and the destruction of hu-man embryos for research. The Vatican Congregation for the Doctrine of Faith recently released a letter addressing another assault on life, euthanasia and assisted suicide, in which the CDF states: Euthanasia, therefore, is an intrinsically evil act, in every situation or circumstance. In the past the Church has already affirmed in a definitive way “that euthanasia is a grave violation of the Law of God, since it is the deliberate and morally unacceptable killing of a human person. This doctrine is based up-on the natural law and upon the written Word of God, is transmitted by the Church’s Tradition and taught by the ordinary and universal Magisterium. Depending on the circumstances, this practice in-volves the malice proper to suicide or murder.” Any formal or immediate material cooperation in such an act is a grave sin against human life: “No authori-ty can legitimately recommend or permit such an action. For it is a question of the violation of the di-vine law, an offense against the dignity of the hu-man person, a crime against life, and an attack on humanity.” October is “Respect Life Month” in the Catholic Church in the United States. Beginning on the week-end of October 3-4, all Catholics are called to cele-brate our Church’s commitment to respect life in all its stages. Taking as our theme “Live the Gospel of Life,” the Church invites us all to consider every means at our disposal to advocate on behalf of eve-ry human life. To believe in God as Creator requires that we must believe that God is the author of life, all life, every life. It is not merely the logical conclusion of that belief: it is the only conclusion. And if that is what we believe; if that is the only conclusion that we can derive from our common human experience,

how can anyone reasonably not respect life in all its stages? Even those who do not believe in God as Creator have to admit that respect and care for life must be the thing that differentiates us, as human beings, from everything else that exists. The survival of the human species depends on it. It is not only a reli-gious conviction, and it is certainly that. Respect for life is a profoundly human conviction, a dictate of human reason that, when joined to religious faith, elevates respect for life to the level of what is truly sacred about human existence. One need not be a philosopher or theologian or even particularly intellectual to draw this conclu-sion. One need only to open one’s eyes, to draw a breath, to get out of bed in the morning, to hear another’s voice, to grasp another’s hand, to love another to know that life is worth living and a gift to be cherished. And if one is not able to see or to breathe easily or to get out of bed or to hear or to grasp – for some reason known only to God our Creator – to love and to be loved is still possible and defines the purpose of our existence in this world. Even God himself chose to take on flesh in Jesus Christ, to be born, to be loved by his family, to grow, to laugh, to cry, to make friends, to feel loneliness, to be understood by some and misunderstood by others, to be happy, to be sad, to give himself to others, to suffer for them out of love – in essence, to be fully human while fully divine – and in all of this, to show that human life is sacred, a gift of God, and worthy of respect without exception from con-ception until natural death. We who follow Jesus Christ, the Lord of Life, cannot do otherwise than respect life in all its stag-es. To do less, regardless of any circumstance or situation that we can conceive of or experience, is to be less human, rejecting what God has created, rejecting what Jesus has redeemed in his own hu-man body, rejecting what the Holy Spirit has sus-tained. On this earth, only the human being can truly respect life and know what that means and requires. There is no other human choice but to do this.

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ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL As of September 21st, 384 families have pledged $53,426.10 and already donated $51,579.10 We’ve reached 81% of our $66,000 goal. Thank you for your generosity and for all the new donors. To learn more, visit https://dioceseoftrenton.org/catholicappeal

Dear Parishioners, Our bishop has invited us to pray the rosary for our country because of the pandemic and social unrest. We will have two big rosary events as fol-lows: Rosary Altar Society Meeting All ladies of the parish are invited to join us for the rosary on Wednesday, October 7th, at 2 PM in our church. If you’re not ready to come to church, then join us from home. We will broadcast the ro-sary and meeting on our YouTube channel and via GoToMeeting. This will be the Rosarians’ first in-person meeting since the lockdown. How fitting that it will be on the feast of Our Lady of the Ro-sary.

America Needs Fatima Normally, Theresa Iacovelli would ask me around Labor Day if we could do the rosary rally for American Needs Fatima. She was called home to the Lord on Divine Mercy Sunday, April 19th, of this year. Other parishioners have made the request. So, we invite everyone to join us outside the front of the rectory on Saturday, October 10th at 12 Noon. If you would like to sit, then bring your own beach chair (BYOBC). Wear your mask if you’re within six feet of anyone else. If it’s raining, we’ll meet inside the church. Masks are required inside the church. Respect Life Month & Sunday October is Respect Life Month in our country. I’ve included the bishop’s message in today’s bulle-tin. We’ll explore God’s plan for us and our respon-sibility to respect all human life from conception until natural death. This weekend we celebrate Respect Life Sun-day. Join Catholics nationwide in celebrating Re-spect Life Month at respectlife.org/celebrate God love you, Fr. Jim frjim@stjohnlakehurst.com

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