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Cover Sheet
Church of St. Raphael-Holy Angels
3500 South Broad Street
Hamilton, N.J. 08610
Bulletin # 911176
Weekend of April 9, 2006
Contact Usha @ Ph#609-585-7049
Or Fax#609-585-5876
With any inquiries.
Thank you.
Usha
Note: [4] inserts to follow. As you did last
week, please print them back-to-back. Thank
you for all your help.
Usha.
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Sunday April 9th 2006
Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion
MASS
INTENTIONS
FOR HOLY
WEEK
Monday, April 10, 2006
7:30 a.m. - Chester Mizerski, M/M Robert D. Foley
Alfred Maddalena, A. Maddalena
7:30 p.m. - Chrism Mass [ St. Mary’s Cathedral, Trenton ]
Tuesday, April 11, 2006 7:30 a.m. - Ron Tellefsen, M/M Marion Elliot
7:00 p.m. - Rev. James Quinn, Friend
- Mary Palinkas, Carol Babice
Wednesday, April 12, 2006
7:30 a.m. - Veronica Maziarz, M/M Robert D. Foley
- Carmela Enourato, Family
7:00 p.m. - Holy Name Society
Thursday, April 13, 2006 [Holy Thursday]
9:00 a.m. - Morning Prayer [St. Raphael Church]
7:00 p.m. - Mass of the Lord’s Supper[St.Raphael Church]
Followed by Adoration until midnight
Friday, April 14, 2006
[Good Friday of the Lord’s Passion]
9:00 a.m. - Morning Prayer [St. Raphael Church]
3:00 p.m. - The Passion of our Lord [Holy Angels Church]
7:00 p.m. - The Passion of our Lord [St. Raphael Church]
Saturday, April 15th, 2006 [Vigil:Holy Saturday]
9:00 a.m. - Morning Prayer and blessing of the Easter food
[St. Raphael Church & Holy Angels Church]
8:00 p.m. - The Great Easter Vigil [St. Raphael Church]
Sunday, April 16th, 2006
[Easter Sunday - Resurrection of the Lord]
7:30 a.m. - Charles E. Maahsen, Wife & Daughters [SR]
8:30 a.m. - For the People of the Parish, [HA]
9:30 a.m. - John A. Cortina Sr., John Cortina Jr. &
Family [SR]
10:30 a.m. - Ronald Pagodin, Chester Monti [HA]
11:30 a.m. - Albert L. Fischer, Wife, Agnes [SR]
5:00 p.m. - No 5:00pm Mass
We pray for the deceased and their families Edith Franko Lucy Schreiber
John F. Martin
Patricia Toni Wright
Lois R. Barton
Together, we pray for the sick,
those in hospice, the hospitalized and
the homebound of our parish:
The person who is a “neighbor” cannot indifferently pass
by the suffering of
another: this in the name of the fundamental human solidarity, still more in the name of love of neighbor. He must
“stop”, “sympathize”, just like the
Samaritan of the gospel parable.
Pope John Paul II: Words To Live By –
Apostolic Letter: February 11, 1984
On the Christian meaning of human suffering
Dymphna Agos
August Angioletti
Alice Aquilino
Robert Benson
Whitney Bivens
Fred Bogdan
Michael Bridge
John Cairo
Jean Cairo
John Catana
Carl Catanese
Nicholas Cirillo
Deacon Thomas Daily
Anthony Davis
Joan De Lorenzo
Josephine De Marie
Larry Driver
Jason Dzbenski
Robert Esposito
Anthony Fabrizio
Tony Feldenzer
Loretta Ferri
Helen Finn
Rev. J.C. Garrett
Mary Gusz
John Hartmann
Madison Hernandez
Claire Hofmann
Paul Hohman
Jack Hornyak
Sandy Iglesias
Dana Infantine
Anthony J. Intorelli
Linda Iorio
Jennifer Jimmerson
Fr. Eugene Keenan
Pat Kelly
George Kmetz
Joseph Krawiec
Marie Lee
John Margicin
Patti Menichelli
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Margaret McBride
Anna Modica
Fred Morelli
Anna Rose Mucci
Jan Niedermaier
Anatoli Gischlar
Robert J. O’Boyle
Lucy O’Malley
Albert Paul
Phyllis Pelke
Janet Peterson
Bunny Posner
Elaine Ragano
Regina Procell
Ray Pental
Rocco Ranalli
Evelyn Ranalli
Carl Reinhardt Jr.
Mary & Louis Revesz
Helen Sabo
John Sagui
Paulette Schmitt
Michael Serenelli
Natalie Severino
Matthew Shea
Dorothy Smith
Chris Somma
Concetta Testa
Katie Thomas
Stanley Thompson
Robert Tilton
Kevin Tucci
Felix Tuccillo Sr.
Patricia Walter
James Widmann
Helen Woloszyn
Madelene Woodrow
Frances Womack
BernadetteWierzbicki
John Zubricky
Soul of my savior, sanctify my breast, body of Christ, be Thou my saving guest...
Music
Pastor’s Notes
JESUS IS LORD!
Notes :
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
As we begin Holy Week, the words of the
prophet bears eloquent testimony to the attitude of Jesus
as he approached his passion. In total submission to his
Father’s will, Jesus accepted the cruelty and inhumanity
of his persecutors. Yet, so conscious was he of the Father’s love that he could embrace the prophet’s words: “I
know that I shall not be put to shame” (Isaiah 50:7).
What a wonderful example of how we are to observe this week and how we should reflect on the mysteries we commemorate. It is a week in which we are to listen to Jesus and learn from his life and attitude about what
our own lives and attitudes should be. This week will
benefit us to the extent that we become more like Christ,
who “emptied himself, taking the form of a slave… He
humbled himself and became obedient to the point of
death- even death on the cross. Therefore God also
highly exalted him” (Philippians 2:7-9).
The prophecy speaks of the Lord giving “me” –
in Christian tradition this is understood to mean Jesus- the
“tongue of a teacher” to sustain “the weary”- whom we
can understand to be us (Isaiah 50:4). In the liturgy of
Holy Week and in our personal prayer and scripture reading this week, let us listen to the voice of Jesus speaking
to us and let his word sustain us in our weariness. Jesus
heard the word of the Father. He did not turn his back on
it. He gave himself fully that we might fully participate
in the new life he won for us. Let us listen to him. It is in
prayer that we speak to God and he to us. In hearing the
gospel proclaimed in the liturgy and reading it privately,
we learn of his life and we desire to turn from our old
lives and let his divine image grow in us.
Let us make our own the prayer in today’s liturgy: “Almighty Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, you sent
your Son to be born of woman and to die on a cross, so
that through the obedience of one man, estrangement
might be dissolved for all men. Guide our minds by his
truth and strengthen our lives by the example of his death,
that we may live in union with you in the kingdom of
your promise. Grant this through Christ our Lord.”
As we enter into Holy Week, I would personally like to
thank all the members of the music ministry for their
dedication, effort and willingness to share their love of
the Lord in song. If you find your heart calling you to
ministry, please see Lori or Rob after any Mass. Rehearsals will resume the week of April 24th. May God bless
you!
“How Sweet The Sound” CD’s are also still available for
$15.00 each.
The Combined Music Ministry of
St. Raphael-Holy Angels
Cordially invites you to attend a concert entitled
“Journey to the Cross in Sacred Song”
This Sunday, April 9th 2006 at 7:00PM
St. Raphael Church
The concert will include seasonal music, hand bells, and
the Adult Vocal Groups. This is a wonderful opportunity to focus on the Passion, Death and Resurrection of
our Lord Jesus through song and prayer as Holy Week
begins.
We hope you will join us.
St. Raphael-Holy Angels Food Pantry –
The food pantry staff sincerely thanks all who gave so generously to our Easter appeal. Due to your kindness, many
families will now enjoy a complete holiday dinner. Without
your help and support, this would not be possible. Please
remember, in your daily prayers, those who visit our pantry,
as each day is a constant struggle for most of them. Our
guests include senior citizens, the disabled, the unemployed,
and the working poor. Due to the services of our pantry, the
burden of poverty is a little lighter. You do make a positive
difference in their lives, and God will surely bless you for
your generosity!
The next “Reach Out Saturday” is April 29th.
In Jesus and Mary,
Father Jeff Kegley
Pastor
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Blood of my Savior, bathe me in Thy tide, wash me with water flowing from His side...
IN THE WORDS OF HIS HOLINESS
POPE BENEDICT XVI
Dear Brothers and Sisters!
On April 2 of last year, a day like today, our beloved Pope John Paul II lived during these same hours
the last phase of his earthly pilgrimage, a pilgrimage of
faith, love and hope, which left a profound mark on the
history of the Church and of humanity. His agony and
death were like a prolongation of the Easter triduum.
We all remember the images of his last Via Crucis on Good Friday: Being unable to go to the Colosseum,
he followed it from his private chapel, holding a crucifix in
his hands. Then, on Easter Sunday, he imparted the
blessing "urbi et orbi," without being able to pronounce
the words, just with a gesture of his hand. It was the most
painful and moving blessing he left us as the greatest testimony of his determination to fulfill his mission to the end.
John Paul II died as he had lived, animated by
the indomitable courage of faith, abandoning himself to
God and commending himself to Mary Most Holy. We will
remember him tonight with a Marian prayer vigil in St. Peter's Square, where tomorrow I will celebrate a Mass for
him.
A year after his passing from earth to the Father's
house, we can ask ourselves: What has this great Pope
left us, who introduced the Church into the third millennium? His legacy is immense, but the message of his
very long pontificate may be summarized in the words
with which he wished to introduce it here, in St. Peter's
Square, on October 22, 1978: "Open wide the doors to
Christ!"
John Paul II incarnated this unforgettable call with
his whole person and all his mission as Successor of Peter, especially with his extraordinary program of apostolic
trips. On visiting countries around the world, when meeting with crowds, ecclesial communities, rulers, religious
leaders and different social realities, he carried out something like a unique and great gesture of confirmation of his
initial words.
He always proclaimed Christ, proposing him to
all, as the Second Vatican Council did, in response to
man's expectations, expectations of freedom, justice and
peace. Christ is man's Redeemer -- he liked to repeat -the only Savior of every person and of the whole human
race.
In his last years, the Lord gradually stripped him
of everything to assimilate him fully to himself. And when
he could no longer travel, and later not even walk and,
finally, not even speak, his gesture, his proclamation was
reduced to the essential: the gift of himself to the end.
His death was the fulfillment of a coherent testimony of faith, which touched the hearts of many people of
good will. John Paul II left us on a Saturday, the day dedicated in particular to Mary, for whom he always felt a filial
devotion. We now pray to the heavenly Mother of God
that she help us to keep as a treasure all that this great
Pope gave us and taught us.
ST. RAPHAEL-HOLY ANGELS PARISH
CHARISMATIC HEALING MASS
DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY
APRIL 23RD, 2006
10:30 AM MASS
HOLY ANGELS CHURCH
CELEBRANT: FATHER JEFF KEGLEY
Weekly Collection for Apr. 1st & Apr. 2nd 2006
1st collection
- $ 18,097.45
School endowment
- $ 2,816.75
Children’s envelopes - $
150.45
___________
Total
- $ 21,064.65
Thank you
for your generous contributions to your parish!
IMPORTANT NOTICES!
All BINGO Participants - In observance of Good Friday
of the Lord’s Passion on Friday April 14th, there will be
NO BINGO in our parish center at St. Raphael.
PARISH RECTORY OFFICE - In celebration of Easter
the Parish Rectory Office will be CLOSED on Good Friday
through Easter Monday. We will re-open on Tuesday, April
18th.at 9:00AM.In these last days of Lent, we share with
you the Lord’s Passion and await the celebration of His
Resurrection.
BULLETIN ADS - Please submit your articles for consideration by e-mail- spiritofprayer@att.net, Fax# 609-5855876 or drop them off at the rectory. We invite you to
visit our website, www.straphael-holyangels.com to view
and keep informed of parish and community events.
The Holy Father’s Message Continued I welcome all the English-speaking pilgrims and
visitors gathered in this Lenten Angelus. My special greeting goes to the delegation of librarians from Ukraine. On
this, the first anniversary of the death of Pope John Paul II,
let us commend his noble soul to God's loving mercy and
pray that his tireless service to the Gospel will bear ever
more abundant fruit for the Church's growth in faith, hope
and love. Upon all of you I invoke an abundance of joy and
peace in our Lord Jesus Christ. -VATICAN CITY, APRIL 2, 2006
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Strength and protection may Thy passion be, O blessed Jesus, hear and answer me...
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Parish Events…
CCD - Tuesday, April 11, 2006
Grade 3 - 4:00 PM to 5:00PM
Grades 6 & 7 - 7:00 PM to 8:15 PM
The Holy Name Society– Our next scheduled meeting
will be on Wed, May 10th in the parish center. All men
of our parish are encouraged to join us in this spiritual
organization devoted to the reverence of the name of
Jesus.
CCD - Wednesday, April 12, 2006
Grades 1 & 2 - 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Grades 4 & 5 - 7:00 PM to 8:15 PM
The Elderberry Club– Thank you to all those who submitted their reservations for the Spring Luncheon on
Wed. April 19th. 2006. Our next meeting will be on Wed.
May 3rd.On April 24th, we will be going to the Renault
Winery for lunch. After lunch we leave for Harrah’s Casino. The cost of the trip is $39.00pp and you receive
$20.00 back from Harrah’s Casino. Also, on May 4th, we
will be going to Hunterdon Hills Playhouse for lunch and
the show “Born Yesterday”. Cost of this trip is $60.00pp.
If you are interested in either of these two trips, please
call 585-6842 or 585-6035.
You can reach The Religious Education
Office @ 585-3848 from -9am to
12:00noon and 1:00pm to 3:00pm,
Monday to Friday.
R.C.I.A.
{ Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults}
The Rosary-Altar Society– Our next meeting will be on
Monday, May 1st. We will begin praying the Holy Rosary
at 6:40pm followed by Mass at 7:00pm.At this Mass we
will crown the Blessed Mother. All women of the parish
are encouraged to participate in this spiritual organization
dedicated to offering praise and honor to the Blessed Virgin Mary. Please join us!
As we enter Holy Week, please especially remember to
hold in prayer the R.C.I.A. Candidates who will be completing their Sacraments at the Easter Vigil on Saturday
evening, April 15th, 2006. We praise God for his rich
blessing in having given us these dedicated people who
have shown us such a wonderful example of faithfulness
in the past weeks and months, leading up to this great
event! As they become full members of the Faith Community of St. Raphael-Holy Angels, May they rest assured of our support and good wishes for them.
S’elahsong Music Ministry - We are seeking a talented
lead guitarist and a versatile keyboard player to join our
ministry. Interested? Call Ed Parma at 609-915-3502 or
e-mail him at parmesan@aol.com.
We are also planning a Medjugorje Pilgrimage from August 10-20,2006. Call Jeff Reil at 609-890-0287 or e-mail
him at http://peacecentertours.com/selahsong.htm.
Knights of Columbus - On April 22and 23, 2006 Council #6213 will conduct a tootsie roll drive for retarded citizens after all the Masses.
Please be generous to this worthy cause.
St. Raphael-Holy Angels
Fall 2006 Trip To Italy!
The parish of St. Raphael-Holy Angels is sponsoring
TWO [2] pilgrimage trips to Italy.
September 9-17,2006 includes Rome, Assisi, Sienna and
Florence. November 1-11, 2006 includes Rome, Assisi,
Florence, Padua and Venice.
Call Sister Sandra at the rectory - 609-585-7049
for information and reservations.
Social Concerns: Mercer County Geriatric CenterOur Easter Bingo for the residents will be held on Tuesday, April 11th 2006. Meet on the second floor of the center [Hamilton Ave. near the intersection of Klockner Rd]
at 6:15pm. We will be finished around 8:00pm. Lots of
VOLUNTEERS [including our wonderful students] are
always needed and appreciated. Please call Kathy Wooley
at 585-4307 if you would like more information.
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Deep in Thy wounds, Lord hide and shelter me, so shall I never, never part from Thee...
ST. RAPHAEL-HOLY ANGELS HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE
THE HOLY TRIDUUM
HOLY THURSDAY
April, 13 2006
Morning Prayer - 9:00 am @ St. Raphael Church
Mass of the Lord’s Supper - 7:00 pm @ St. Raphael Church
Adoration until midnight
GOOD FRIDAY
April, 14 2006
Morning Prayer - 9:00 am @ St. Raphael Church
The Passion of our Lord - 3:00 pm @ Holy Angels Church
And 7:00 pm @ St. Raphael Church
HOLY SATURDAY
April , 15 2006
Morning prayer and blessing of the Easter food - 9:00 am
@ St. Raphael Church & Holy Angels Church
THE GREAT EASTER VIGIL
8:00 PM @ St. Raphael Church
EASTER SUNDAY
April, 16 2006
Mass @ 7:30am, 9:30am and 11:30am @ St. Raphael Church
Mass @ 8:30am and 10:30am @ Holy Angels Church
Please note: No evening Mass on Easter Sunday
THE SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
IS CELEBRATED EVERY WEEKDAY NIGHT
AFTER THE CELEBRATION OF HOLY MASS AT 7:00 PM
AT ST. RAPHAEL CHURCH.
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Hear me Lord Jesus, listen as I pray, lead me from night to never-ending day...
SCHOOL AND SPORTS NEWS...
St. Raphael’s Lucky Number Calendar winning numbers
Week ending Saturday, April 01, 2006
Date of Winning Number
Winning Number
__________________________________________________
Sunday, April 2, 2006
168
Monday, April 3, 2006
574
Tuesday, April 4, 2006
861
Wednesday, April 5, 2006
179
Thursday, April 6, 2006
766
Friday, April 7, 2006
620
Saturday, April 8, 2006
913
ST. RAPHAEL SCHOOL CALENDAR
April 13th
12:30 Dismissal
April 14th
No School - Good Friday
April 17th-21st
No School - Easter Vacation
May God bless all our students and their families with a
Safe and Holy Easter.
TRENTON THUNDER PTA FUNDRAISER 2006
ST. RAPHAEL SCHOOL NIGHT
FRIDAY, APRIL 28TH,2006 - 7:05PM
The student selling the most tickets will throw out the first
pitch of the game. The second and third highest student seller
will attend batting practice with the Thunder Team in October
of 2006.Tickets are $9.00 each. Don’t Wait! Tickets are going very fast! Questions? call Karen Elliott at 585-0642. Return the order form below, with payment, to the rectory marked
PTA. Ticket pick-up after all Masses on April 22&23– All Purpose Room [checks payable to St.Raphael School PTA].
NAME: ________________________________________
ADDRESS:_____________________________________
_______________________________________
PHONE:_______________________________________
# OF TKTS:___________CASH_____ CHECK_______
ST. RAPHAEL SCHOOL PTA
SPRING CLEANING DRIVE
St. Raphael School PTA is holding our bi-annual used
clothing drive. We are collecting all wearable clothing
[Men’s, Women’s, and Children’s], shoes, and accessories [Handbags, Belts, Scarves, Ties and Hats], also soft
household items [Bedding, Curtains, Tablecloths, Towels], and stuffed animals. Please drop off these items [in
bags] at the front of St. Raphael School, 151 Gropp Ave.,
Hamilton, NJ, on Saturday May 20, 2006 from 8:00am to
11:00am. The American Used Clothing Corporation will
then pick them up. Our school will earn 10 cents per
pound. If you have any questions, you may call Karen
Arizini at 609-265-2775. On behalf of our school staff,
students and faculty, we thank you for your kind support.
St. Raphael School Computer Camp
Are you looking for something to do
this summer ? Do you want to have fun ?
Then you want to be at the
St. Raphael Computer Camp !
Activities include Fun Fridays in a great game room, and
trips. In addition every camper gets a free tee shirt.
Classes are held in a safe and air conditioned environment. A registration fee of $30.00 is due by April 28th.
The camp also offers before care from 7am to 9am and
after care from 2pm to 5pm everyday. Camp dates are
from July 3rd through August 11th and camp hours are
9am to 2pm.
For an application call Ms. Sandra Poole @ 585-4155.
ST. RAPHAEL SCHOOL
2ND ANNUAL GOLF OUTING - May 19th, 2006
St. Raphael-Holy Angels Parish
Sports Association
We are pleased to announce the opening of our annual
Fundamentals are the Key basketball camp to be held in
the gym at the St. Raphael campus. The camp will run
for five separate weeks, June 19-23, June 26-30, July 3-7
(except the 4th of July), July 10-13 and July 17-21, from 9
am to 3 pm (plus free before and after care). This program
is open to boys and girls in grades 2-8 and will feature
clinics by Ewing HS coaching legend Emil Wandishin
and Nottingham High’s Nate Webber & Mike Kelliher. For more information and a brochure, contact
Vince Peroni, Parish Athletic Director, at 585-5479.
Registration - 7:30AM
Shotgun Start - 9:00AM
At Cream Ridge Golf Club, Cream Ridge, N.J.
Entry Fee - $110.00 per golfer includes 18 Holes of Golf,
Continental Breakfast, Cart, Tee Gift Package, Lunch,
Cocktails, Dinner, Awards and Door Prizes.
Important: Extended deadline for entry-May, 10th. Return
form below with payment to the school, 151 Gropp Ave. Trenton, NJ Att’n: Hope Costa. For more information call Hope at
609-581-8926 or 609-585-7733.
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NAME:___________________________________________
ADDRESS:_______________________________________
_________________________________________________
PHONE:__________________________________________
I will attend. Enclosed is my check of $110.00
I am unable to play golf but I will support this event...
Attend dinner for $50.00 at Cream Ridge Green’s Café
Be a hole sponsor for $100.00 - Name on hole sign.
Fill all the world with love and grace divine, and glory, laud and praise be ever Thine...
Community Events...
THE DIVINE MERCY CELEBRATION
Divine Mercy Parish, 201 Adeline Street Trenton, New Jersey 08611
NOVENA OF PREPARATION - April, 14 – April, 23, 2006
Fri., April 14
3:00 PM
– Passion Service, Prayer & Chaplet
7:00 PM
– Stations of the Cross, Prayer &
Chaplet (Polish)
Sat., April 15
7:00 PM
– Solemn Easter Vigil, Prayer only
Sun., April 16
7:00 AM
– Holy Cross Church, Mass, Prayer only
8:30 AM
– St. Stanislaus Church, Mass, Prayer only
9:00 AM
– SS Peter & Paul Church, Mass, Prayer only
10:15 AM
– Holy Cross Church, Mass, Prayer only
12:30 PM
– Holy Cross Church, Mass, Prayer only (Polish)
Mon., April 17
7:00 PM
– Mass, Prayer & Chaplet
Tues., April 18
7:00 PM
– Mass, Prayer & Chaplet
Wed., April 19
7:00 PM
– Mass, Prayer & Chaplet
Thurs., April 20
7:00 PM
– Mass, Prayer & Chaplet
Fri., April 21
7:00 PM
– Mass, Prayer & Chaplet (English & Polish)
Sacrament of Reconciliation (confessions) to follow
Sat., April 22
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament after the 8:00 AM Mass
4:30 PM
– Mass, Prayer only
Sun., April 23
2:00 PM
– Divine Mercy Service
3:00 PM
– Mass and Eucharistic Procession
SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER - APRIL 23, 2006 - DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY CELEBRATION
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament after the 10:15 AM Mass – Holy Cross Church
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament throughout the afternoon.2:00 PM – Stations of the Cross, Rosary, Chaplet & Prayer
3:00 PM – Mass and Eucharistic Procession. The relic of St. Faustina will be venerated by the faithful after all Masses.
Diocesan Charity & Justice Convocation
Saturday, April 29,2006
9:00am to 4:00pm
Holy innocents Parish, Neptune, NJ
For more information call 609-394-5184
Ext 162 and leave a mailing address on the
voice mail. To receive a brochure, send an
e-mail to mblackwell@cctrenton.org with
“CJC Brochure” on the subject line.
Cathedral High School 50th Reunion
Class of 1956
Save the date! October 1st, 2006
We are looking for Cathedral High School
graduates of the Class of 1956.Please send us
your current address [even if you think we already have it] and also those of your classmates, if you know of them. For more information contact Janet Haney @ 609-585-9798 or
send e-mail to janethaney560@msn.com
The Polish Arts Club of Trenton, N.J.
60th Annual Polonaise Ball and
Scholarship Awards Dinner Dance
Sunday, April 29, 2006 - 6:00pm to 11:00pm
Trenton Country Club, Sullivan Way, West Trenton, N.J.
Complimentary hors d’oeuvres at 6:00pm, Dinner promptly at 7:00pm, Dancing from 7:00pm- 11:00pm
Cost only 75.00 pp.
We will be celebrating the Founders and Past Presidents for the benefit of our scholarship/Cultural Fund. Higher education helps today’s youth become productive members of the community. Our scholarship program is a concrete
commitment to that value and your support is essential. Therefore, we ask you to please support our scholarship/
cultural fund by joining us at the ball. If this is not possible, we would appreciate a contribution towards this worthy
event. For more information, please contact Karol Nawarynski at 609-883-7159. The Polish Arts Club of Trenton has
been serving the Polish American Community since 1946. We thank you for your support.
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Were you there when they crucified my Lord?...
DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES FOR MINISTRY?
JOIN THE CORE
Are you are a teen or young adult with instrumental or vocal talents driven by a genuine
desire to serve God through song? If so, contact Rob MacReynolds or see him in
person after the music Mass @ 5 pm on Sundays with the card below.
DIRECTOR OF CONTEMPORARY MUSIC & ARRANGER
e-mail: management@centerfieldmusic.com
ph: (732) 685 -7944
NAME: ____________________________________________________________________________
AGE: _________________
PHONE NUMBER: ___________________________________________________________________
FAMILY E-MAIL: ____________________________________________________________________
DO YOU SING?
(CIRCLE ONE) YES or NO
detach and return
HAVE YOU STUDIED VOICE BEFORE OR SUNG WITH A GROUP?
____________________________________________________________________________
INSTRUMENT(S) PLAYED: ___________________________
HOW LONG? ____________
___________________________
HOW LONG? ____________
____________________________ HOW LONG? ____________
HAVE YOU STUDIED YOUR INSTRUMENT PRIVATELY OR PLAYED WITH A GROUP?
____________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
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Were you there when they nailed Him to the tree?...
- This week at SAINT RAPHAEL– HOLY ANGELS
Event
Location
Time
Information
Monday, April 10, 2006
Tuesday, April 11, 2006
CCD
Grade 3
4:00PM - 5:00PM
CCD
Grade 6&7
7:00PM - 8:15PM
Adult Choir and Contempory Ensemble
St. Raphael
7:30PM - 9:15PM
Adult Recreational Volleyball
Parish Gym
7:30PM - 9:30PM
Bingo
SR Parish Center.
8:00PM
Wednesday, April 12, 2006
CCD
Grades 1&2
4:00PM - 5:00PM
CCD
Grades 4&5
7:00PM - 8:15PM
Cool Kidz for God
Grades 2-5
5:30PM - 6:45PM
Thursday, April 13, 2006– Holy Thursday
Afternoon Bells
NO REHEARSALS
Evening Bells
NO REHEARSALS
St. Raphael Adult Choir, Holy Angels “Voices As One”& “Angels of Faith”
NO REHEARSALS
Charismatic Prayer Meeting
NO MEETING
Friday, April 14, 2006– Good Friday
Please Note: NO BINGO
Dear Parishioners -
Please refer to page 6 of this week’s bulletin for the
complete schedule of all of our Holy Week celebrations.
This week, as we come together in gratitude and praise
for our Lord, may our “HOSEANNA” ring out with the
same joyful acclamation as when He entered Jerusalem.
We use these final days of Lent to prepare our hearts to
receive our Risen Lord at the great Eucharistic banquet.
Altar Candles this week…
St. Raphael-Holy Angels
Prayer Line
For St Raphael Church
In Memory of Bobby Mickschutz
Req. by Mom, Dad, Jill, Joe & Matthew
For Holy Angels Church
In Memory of Mary & Steve Jarzyk
Req. by Daughter, Mary
If you are in need of prayer, call
609-581-3675
or
609-585-4483
Please continue to reserve your candle offerings for
Holy Angels Church in memory of your loved ones.
All 2006 candle offerings for St. Raphael Church
have already been reserved.
Flower offerings will resume after Easter.
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