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SACRED HEART PARISH
LA PARROQUIA DEL SAGRADO CORAZON
GIAO X U THANH TAM
a people called to be a Christian
community and to stand on the side of
PAROISTE AN CHROI NAOFA
life with all the struggling people of
1739 Ferry Avenue, Camden, NJ 08104
OCTOBER 26, 2014 - 30TH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME
20TH SUNDAY OF PENTECOST
The Fall is here. The misty
turning time when we sense
ending and the change and the
coming fullness of our lives. We
will anoint the sick and the
elderly today when the leaves
are lovely on the trees and we
will salute all those who are
nearing their glory.
ANOINTING SUNDAY
Through this holy anointing
and by God’s most tender
mercy, may God save you and
raise you up through Jesus
Christ.
Amen!
THE FEAST OF ALL SAINTS
THE FEAST OF ALL SOULS!
Saints and Souls! All God’s
special ones! The Great
Harvest! The Feast Day of All
Saints is next Saturday,
November 1st. All Souls is
Sunday, November 2nd. Mass
on Saturday is at 8:15 AM in
the Church. Sunday Masses as
usual 8:30 AM and 10:30 AM.
Come and celebrate!
Don’t forget to bring your
pictures of your loved ones for
our great November shrine of
remembrance next Sunday!
It is our responsibility to remember! The Sacred Heart “We
Remember” Book will be carried in the opening procession at
each Mass during the month of
November with all the names of
those who have gone before us
in recent years by people who
have recently suffered a loss of
a loved one. May they all rest in
peace forevermore!
BAPTISMAL ANNIVERSARIES
this week! We pray for Eileen
Donnelly Coyle baptized on
October 27th at St. Rose of
Lima, Haddon Heights, NJ.
NEW GRANGE IN CAMDEN
Morning Prayer and
Morning Mass will
be in the Church from
Monday, October
27th to Saturday,
November 1st. Morning Prayer
at 7:40 AM; Morning Mass at
8:15 AM.
Pick a
morning and see the
sun light up the high
altar! Awesome!
By asking “which commandment in the law is the
greatest,” the Pharisees reveal an attitude toward law
far different from that of Jesus. Instead of limiting the
demand of the law as the Pharisees do to discrete commandments that are kept or not, Jesus teaches that the
demand of the law embraces the totality of our relationships with God, self, and neighbor. Love defines
our relationships; love is the wellspring of obedience
to any commandment. Love is the greatest commandment because it truly is the whole Law of God.
Living Liturgy
30th Sunday in Ordinary Time
MEN OF THE HEART RETREAT
30 men attended the 10th Annual Men’s
Retreat on last Saturday, October 18th!
Brother Mickey was phenomenal in presentation and in the painting activity at
Joseph’s House. Many thanks to the planning
committee: Steve McGeady, Pat Mulligan, Leon
Briscoe, Mike Newell, Sean Dougherty, and Ben
Hill. Many thanks to the women who served
lunch: Edna LoMonico and Pam Coumbe.
Thanks especially to Brother Mickey McGrath!
God bless the work of his hearts and hands!
THE SHIPYARD & MARITIME MUSEUM
It is in a way miraculous that the Church of Holy
Savior was built of ballast stone borne to Philadelphia on ships that having delivered their cargo to
various ports around the world, now needed
weight to lower them more deeply and more
safely in the sea. Isn’t it amazing that this church
buildt of theses sea-giving stones would one day
be a museum devoted to shipping on the sea.
Space is being readied for the maritime artifacts
but the buildings are well worth seeing. When
Michael Lang and Michael Doyle considered the
museum, we were looking back at what was in
navigation but in time, Jim Cummings of Urban
Promise Schools in Camden, set up a basement at
the church buildings to house a shop for the building of small boats by young people. You will be
delighted to see this. Like a true Irishman, I was
looking back into the past but the museum is also
sailing into the future.
In the Church of Holy Savior at Broadway and
Viola, one block from Sacred Heart is creating
two special visitations to it on Sunday, November 16th. The congregation of 8:30 Mass will
walk down at the end of Mass at approximately 10
AM. The 10:30 congregation are invited at approximately 12 Noon. Everyone is asked to plan
on coming to this great event. This is the reason
why I am writing these segments to prepare you to
enjoy your visit.
THE SATURDAY WITH TWO WEDDINGS
We never got back to them after saying “more
next week!” On Saturday, October 4, 2014, Michael Doyle presided over two wedding:
Loretta McPheeters married Charles Daniel
Trimble at Sacred Heart Church, Camden, NJ. In
attendance there were people from: Cuba, Bangladesh, Dominican Republic, Switzerland, Saudi
Arabia (mother of bride), Florida, Iowa, California, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Jersey,
Arizona, New York, Illinois, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Minnesota, Maine, Virginia,
Texas, and Connecticut. Never before seen here!
Thanh Nhan Bui married James Ryan Paz at St.
Rose of Lima in Haddon Heights. Thanh was baptized here, First Holy Communion here, graduated
from Sacred Heart School.
May God’s special blessing be on both couples all
their lives!
Camden and the world. Gathering
around God’s table every Sunday, we
celebrate that Christ is Risen and
ultimately all is well.
Masses for the Week
Sunday Masses: 8:30 AM and 10:30 AM
Daily Mass:
8:15 AM in the rectory chapel.
Oct. 27th
for Gertrude & Dolores Fisher
Oct. 28th
Simon & Jude
for Ross Gigliotte
Oct. 29th
for Frances Stepney
Oct. 30th
for Sol Lubin
Oct. 31st
for John Michael Jeckot
Nov. 1st
All Saints
on behalf of all and for all
(In Church)
Mass in Lourdes Chapel Saturday, 4 PM; Sunday,
Noon for people on the east side of the parish who
cannot get to Sacred Heart.
WE PRAY FOR OUR SICK
that they may be healed and comforted. This week, we
especially remember: Justin Laurenzi, Jack Shannon,
William Greenan, Kathleen Pierce, Doris Cunningham,
Laura Lipetz, Othmar Carli, Betzaida Ortiz, Josephine
Sliwowski, Michael Dixon, Olga Ianelli, Joe Hess,
Peggy Murphy, Michael McShea, Harry Watson,
Robert Dixon, Doris Gaus, Kathy Hainsworth, Tito
Miranda, Carey Thomas, Sara Wisely, Michael
Sheridan, Marianne Emanuele, Clare Dunn, Pat
Bennett, Anna Whitman, Jackie Aiken, Tony Virgilio,
Jim Muller, Mary Nevins, and Mary Heron.
WE PRAY FOR THE DEAD
especially those we knew, were privileged to love, and
whose lives touched ours. This month we remember
those who died and were buried from our church during
the month of October: Edith Rose Orsini, Ann
Dobleman, Theresa Jacobs, Frances Galzarano, Jose
Caceres, Barnabe Rios, John Giacchino, Mary
Robinson, Anna Monahan Rey, Bea/Chet Barbieri,
Frances Stepney, Carol Wolverton, Erika DiClemente,
Jacob Myles Nasto, John Donnelly, Dee Candera, Joe
Balzano, and Joseph Schwing.
WE REMEMBER OUR PARISHIONERS WHO DIED
and were buried from this holy Church since November
2013: Anna Hornback, Mary Lou Kraemer, 2014: Michael Dunn, Eve Belefanti, Cosimo DeLeo, Arie Love
Burton, Jimmy O’Donnell, Isabella Giambrone, Michael Verrecchia, Betty Rodriguez, Carlo Veterano,
Theresa Raufer.
WE ESPECIALLY REMEMBER AT THE 8:30 MASS
Isabella Giambrone for her birthday (yesterday). Family is gathered today to honor her! Rest in peace!
RICHARD “DICK” MCCARTHY
a Deacon since 1976, his Mass of Resurrection will take
place tomorrow at 12 Noon in his parish in Berlin, St.
Simon Stock (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel). Michael Doyle
will do the homily. (More next week)
OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO LEONA DAVIS!
Her mother, Anne Perletta, died this past week.
May she rest in peace! (More next week)
PLEASE PRAY FOR BRENDAN MCCRACKEN
the son of Ray/Joanne McCracken, is on a medical mission trip in Medor, Haiti. Fr. Michael anointed his
hands at the 10:30 Mass when he graduated medical
school. Brendan, who is now a surgeon, along with five
other physicians and parishioners from Our Lady Queen
of Peace parish in Arlington, Virginia ask for the
prayers of the Sacred Heart community for their safety
as they extend their healing hands to the poor and vulnerable, the people whom Jesus counted as His friends.
A BIG BIRTHDAY YESTERDAY!
Happy Birthday to Frances Cicali! We just celebrated her mother! Now we celebrate her! (More
next week)
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GREAT TRADITION AT SACRED HEART
In the beginning of each year of worship on the
First Sunday of Advent is the Blessing of
Expectant Mothers and the making of new
things for the A Fair of the Heart. The key to it
all is creativity in the womb and workroom. It is
Sunday, November 30, 2014 this year!
The Blessing of Expecting Mothers
If you or someone you know is expecting a child
and would like to be blessed at either the 8:30
Mass or 10:30 Mass, see or email Susan Cedrone
at smecedrone@aol.com or call (856) 429-3973.
A Fair of the Heart
is not that far away! Your participation is crucial. We need makers, bakers, raffle basket donations, workers and buyers. All proceeds benefit
our Sacred Heart Church. Contact Annie Kelly
amnkelly602@gmail.com.
The Raffle is a very worthwhile fundraising addition to our annual Fair. Email Kathleen Finley at
mfinley37@comcast.net or call (856) 217-9994.
November 20th is the last day to accept donations. All items can be dropped off on Saturday,
November 29th between 9 AM and 1 PM.
FIRST COMMUNION/FIRST RECONCILIATION
If you have a child 8 years old (2ndgrade) or above
and are interested in information about First Communion and First Reconciliation, please come to
the children’s chapel on Sunday, November 16,
2014 at 9:45 AM (between the 8:30 and 10:30
Masses). We will have snacks, answer questions
and talk about plans for the preparation process. It
is very important that you attend this meeting with
your child if you plan to receive the sacraments
this spring. For more information, contact Jessica
(Damato) Dzielak, who has graciously volunteered to do this holy work, at JesDa13@aol.com.
CELTIC TWILIGHT CHRISTMAS
In advance of their sold out Carnegie Hall appearance, please join Phil Coulter, Andy Cooney and
the Irish Pops Orchestra on Saturday, December
6, 7:30 PM at the TD Bank Arts Center in Sewell,
NJ. Buses and groups are welcomed! Special discount for groups. Groups should contact, Jim Wiener (856) 218-8902 or jweiner@wtps.org. Proceeds will support the South Jersey Scholarship
Fund which provides scholarships for financial
assistance to attend Catholic Schools. To purchase tickets, make a donation, or sponsor the
event, please visit www.cbsphilly.com/bishop or
call Ticketmaster at (800) 745-3000.
LAST CFET - FARMER’S MARKET
on Friday from 3:30 to 5:30 pm at our office: 1729 Ferry Avenue. Stop by to purchase fresh veggies grown right here in Camden!
SNAP, Debit & Credit cards are accepted.
“GIVE PEACE A CHANCE” CORNER
Peace is always beautiful.
Walt Whitman
Peace Community of Sacred Heart’s next
meeting is on Saturday, November 1st at Brigid’s House, 1719 Ferry Avenue, Camden at 10
AM. All are welcome!
Up-Coming Events
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY MEETING
TODAY following the 10:30 Mass in the Children’s Chapel. All are invited to attend.
CIRCLES OF CONTEMPLATION AT SACRED HEART
will continue on Tuesday, October 28th at 7 PM
in the Children’s Chapel. Call or email Dee
Dowling,
856-630-6459,
ddowling130@comcast.net. You are welcome even if
you are just getting started.
DINNER AT JOE’S PLACE
Saturday, November 1st at 4 PM coordinated by
Edna LoMonico. Please call her at (856) 8451214 with your usual offers of food and time. You
will be certainly blessed!
OCTOBER PIZZA & POETRY
Wednesday, October 29th at 7 PM at A Little
Slice of New York Pizza Parlor, 122 N. 3rd
Street, Camden. Hope you can come in costume
as your favorite poet or poem or any poet or any
poem. Prizes will be awarded.
CAMDEN DIABETES AWARENESS DAY
Saturday, November 1st from 11 AM to 2 PM
at the Walt Whitman Center, 101 Cooper Street,
Camden. Free Parking: 2nd, Penn, Front Streets.
Music, Zumba, Yoga, Massage, a vegetable cook
off, sugary drink buy back. Call Francine
Grabowski at 669-8701 for more information.
THE IRISH CONCERT
with Mick Moloney & Friends on Sunday, November 2, 2014 at 2 PM at St. Malachy Church,
1429 N. 11th Street, Philadelphia PA 19122. All
are welcome. Donations greatly appreciated.
NOVEMBER LITURGY COMMITTEE
Monday, November 10th at 7 PM in the Rectory
Chapel. All coordinators of ministries and special
liturgies are expected to attend. All parishioners
are invited to attend. Please come!
RITUAL OF REMEMBRANCE/THANKSGIVING DINNER
Saturday, November 15th at 6 PM. This is not
a pot-luck dinner, it is very planned. Please call
Michelle Budd at (302) 561-0799 or Edna LoMonico at (856) 845-1214 regarding what food
item you will bring. Bring a picture of the person
who want to especially re-member and be thinking of the person you most want to toast!
PASTORAL COUNCIL MEETING
Thursday, November 20th at 7 PM in the Rectory Chapel. All members are expected to attend.
Please send agenda items to Susan Cedrone before November 18th.
AN EVENING OF REMEMBRANCE/GRATITUDE
Friday, November 21st at 7:30 PM at Sacred
Heart Church for a gathering of prayer and reflection for people in recovery, those suffering from
addiction and those who love them. Grounded in
12 step spirituality. All are welcome!
NOVEMBER FOOD SHARING
Saturday, November 22nd from 9 AM to 12
Noon. Volunteers needed. More next week.
Will you sponsor the education of a child for $300?
$300 - 1 payment
$100 - 3 payments
YEAR 2014-2015
WE NEEDED
3000 SPONSORS
WE HAVE
947 SPONSORS
WE NEED
2053 SPONSORS
Name
$50 - 6 payments
$25 - per month
“People come to Sacred Heart to this lonely
church in a forlorn neighborhood. They bring
food for the poor, money for the school and
they listen to the priest plead for Camden.”
Harry Reasoner - CBS 60 Minutes
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Address_____________________________________________________________
City
____________________ State ____ Zip__________ Phone____________
Sacred Heart Church
1739 Ferry Ave.
Camden, NJ 08104
(856) 966-6700
Fax: (856) 756-0102
E-mail:
Parish@SacredHeartCamden.org
Website:
SacredHeartCamden.org
Priests: Michael Doyle, Pastor
Dennis Bajkowski
DINNER AT JOE’S PLACE
yesterday thanks to Judy
Sweeney/Jack Cantwell and all
their helpers. It is holy work to
feed the poor especially on
Broadway! You can do it too!
Please call Ted Fox at (856)
424-1863 to volunteer!
KATHY BIRMINGHAM
was recognized as a Woman of
Distinction by Ca md en
County. She has worked valiantly for over ten years as the
Director of Camden County
Family Support Org. to better
the lives of families caring for
children with severe emotional
or behavioral issues. Congratulations, Kathy!
FAIR TRADE NEXT SUNDAY!
The Center for Environmental
Transformation will have fair
trade coffee and chocolate available after the 10:30 Mass in the
cafeteria on the First Sunday
of the Month. Contact Bill
Harden at (856) 854-7680 for
more information.
PRAYER TEAMS
Oct. 26th: Josephine/Michael
Giacchino, Gregory Corrigan, Patti
Capri, and Maria/Bob Esche.
Oct. 27th: Fran/Dom Cicali,
Dorothy Schullhas, Lae Tran, Joe
Gardiner, Than D. Vu, Mary Lawrence, and Matthew Giebel.
Oct. 28th:
Ronnie Nolan,
Tuyet/Quyen Vo, Candy Ruggieri,
Clare Dunn, Marianna/John
Emanuele.
Oct. 29th: Joan Billings, Mike
Reilly, Mary Ann/Joe Degenhart,
Anna Polin, Mary Heron, Marie/
Steve Campbell.
Oct. 30th: Eileen/John Borland,
Maryann Campling, Kathleen
Pfoutz, Lorraine Cunningham, and
Patricia Gibson.
Oct. 31st: June Rauffer, Miriam
Zelis, Dianne Wahner, Marie/Ray
Ellis, and Darrel Ann Britton.
Nov. 1st: Susan Cedrone, Anna
Marie Cedrone, Anne Jones, Tony
Damato, Jessica Dzielak, Dawn
Gillespie, Michelle Budd.
For more information, please call
Gail Gooney at (856) 429-3129.