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St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church
606 Shore Road Somers Point, NJ
Phone 609-927-3568
Fax 609-653-8707
NOVEMBER 9, 2014
THE DEDICATION OF THE LATERAN BASILICA
We celebrate today the Dedication of the Basilica of St. John Lateran in Rome because it is the
head and mother church of all churches in the world. On the façade of the basilica there is an inscription in Latin which reads, “the mother and mistress of all churches of Rome and the world.”
One might think St. Peter’s Basilica is the head of all the churches but in fact it is the Basilica of St.
John Lateran. Every bishop has a cathedral and the Pope’s cathedral is the Basilica of St. John
Lateran.
The Basilica is visited by huge numbers of pilgrims every year symbolizing the love of so many
people for the Church. Celebrating the dedication of the Pope’s cathedral today shows our unity
with the Pope and our love and respect for him. Not only that, but it shows that we are united with
each other in the Church.
Mass Schedule
Saturday: 5:30 PM, Mass in Spanish 7 PM
Sunday: 8:15, 10:00, 11:45AM, 5:30 PM
Weekdays: Monday - Saturday 8:30 AM
(preceded by Rosary 7:55 AM,
Morning Prayer 8:15 AM)
Wednesday 7pm
Holy Day: As Scheduled
Rite of Reconciliation
Saturdays 4:30-5 PM, & anytime by appt.
Parish Office
Lifelong Faith Formation Office
Ministerio Hispano
Business Office
Bookkeeper
Parish Secretary
St. Joseph Regional School
609-927-3568
609-927-3568, ext. 24
609-377-3396
609-927-3568, ext. 23
609-927-3568, ext. 20
609-927-3568, ext. 10
609-927-2228
Parish Web Site: www.stjosephsomerspoint.com
The Pastoral Team
Rev. Edward Namiotka, Pastor
Rev. Lawrence Polansky,
Hospital Chaplain and In-Residence
Rev. Alvaro Diaz, Hispanic Ministry
Deacon Robert Oliver
Lifelong Faith Formation
Mrs. Laurel Marchesini, DRE
St. Joseph Regional School Staff
Mr. Ted Pugliese, Principal
Sisters of St. Joseph, Chestnut Hill, PA
Election Day
Dear Parishioners,
As I write today, people are going to the polls to elect various officials throughout the country. I have no idea what
the results will be by the time you read this message in the Sunday bulletin. However, I have a few comments and
observations that I wish to make regarding the current state of politics in America.
First, I wish to state clearly that I have never been affiliated with any one political party for as long as I have been
eligible to vote. While I know that this may prohibit me from voting in certain primary elections, I have found no
compelling reason to make an allegiance to any political party as they currently stand. My allegiance is to Almighty
God and to my Catholic faith. I publicly endorse no candidate. However, I do vote regularly and I vote based on the
issues, on a candidate’s observable moral character and values, on what a candidate or his/her party’s platform actually stands for, on a candidate’s record of service and past voting on issues, etc. This sometimes makes voting very
difficult, considering most candidates without a major party affiliation probably do not have the money or political
clout necessary to run a campaign that is actually able to win. Is choosing the lesser of two evils—a position in which
we may find ourselves all too often—ever the optimal moral position to be in?
This being said, I raise the following concerns:
Enough with the negative campaigning and political mudslinging! If you are going to run a political ad, tell
me what you are going to do, not how bad your opponent is! I suppose that negative campaigns must produce a greater result, or they would not be used by so many. But I am truly sick of them! My hope is that
there will be a backlash against those proponents of the negative campaigns and that your efforts will backfire.
Stop lying to the people! Personally, I do not to continually be told what you are going to do simply to pacify
me or to get my vote. If I do not see results or I see broken promises time and again, you simply will not get
my vote again. Period. Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me!
If you are elected to public office, do your jobs! We have a political system that was intended to have a check
and balance system. Deliver me from a plethora of executive orders, from activist judges, from a congress
that does not do what it is actually elected to do—continually stuck in political gridlock from partisan loyalties rather than the good of the constituents. Deliver me from all abuses of political power, in whatever form
they may appear!
If you do not vote or fail to become informed on the issues, you have no one to blame but yourself! I hope
and pray that when they interview people on various TV shows, the people are not as ignorant about social
and political matters as they make them out to be. If they really are, God help our country!
Dear news media: please report the news and not continually slant it to meet your own political objectives!
Is there such a thing as objective journalism anymore? Does everything have to be seen through a political
pundit’s eyes?
I think that I represent the average American citizen. I did not come from wealth or privilege. Because of my parents, I was provided an excellent education and raised with a decent work ethic. My parents struggled to raise five
children, to put food on the table and to make ends meet each week. They taught us the value of the dollar and advised us to live within our means.
Like many Americans, I think that I have become highly disillusioned with our current state of politics and don’t
know exactly how we are ever going to get out of the mess that we are currently in. May God help us! The genuine
hope that I hold comes from remembering that no matter who is elected to public office, Jesus is still King!
Fr. Ed Namiotka, Pastor
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Today we celebrate the DEDICATION OF THE LATERAN BASILICA. During this month of
November, we also remember
our departed loved ones.
WEEKLY CALENDAR
Sunday, November 9
DEDICATION OF THE LATERAN BASILICA
Monday, November 10
Mass: 8:30 am
Tuesday, November 11
Mass: 8:30 am
Wednesday, November 12
Mass: 8:30 am and 7:00 pm
Thursday, November 13
Mass: 8:30 am
Friday, November 14
Mass: 8:30 am
Saturday, November 15
Mass: 8:30 am, 5:30 and 7:00 pm
OUR ECUMENICAL FOOD PANTRY NEEDS
YOUR HELP - If you are able, please put any of
the following items in the basket in the church
vestibule: CANNED TOMATOES, MUSTARD,
PANCAKE MIX AND SYRUP, PASTA
SAUCE, CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP, SPAGHETTIOS, AND MASHED POTATOES.
Carlos Diaz - Dougie
Kellner , Jr. - Theresa
Cabrera - Linda Kelly - David
Wood - Nancy Park - Bernard Bucco - Frank McNeila
- Kevin Sherf - Joe Uy - Peggy Bennett - Frank
Bozzi - Jewell Craddock - Margaret Gargone Luisa Latorre - Angelina Janto - John Cooney
- Theresa Ferrie - Milton Modesto - Ron
McDowell - Angela McKeon - Baby Cruz Wilson - Dolores Tierno - Patricia McNeila - Mary
Swentkowski - Edith Bloh - Thomas Oliver, Jr.
- Matthew Lombrana - Alvin Crowl – Kathryn
Lauch – Melanie Solano – Christi Rattigan Marianne Flanagan - Linda M. Tierno - Susan
Randazzo – Nicholas Cuminti – Anne Davis John Overbeck - Dorothy Ryder - Barbara
Sherf – Bernard Burke – Annette LeBrun - David Sharkey, Jr. - Toby Herges – Maggie
Weaver - Jonathan Z. Smith – Barbara Baake
– Jo Thompson - Edward J. Smith
MASS INTENTIONS
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8
8:30 am
Elaine Harvey, r/b Jim & Peppy
5:30 pm
Joseph Novack, Jr., r/b Danny Norman
Joseph DiOrio, r/b James Norman
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9
8:15 am
Deceased Members of the Hyatt & Sullivan Families, r/b Family
Peg Garry, r/b the Irving & Woods Families
10:00 am
Louis DeAngelo & Agnes DeAngelo, r/b
Grandchildren
Anthony Manzo, r/b Amy Sykes
11:45 am
For the intentions and well-being of Margaret Gargone, r/b Pat Gonzalez
For the living and deceased members of
the Bradley & MacLeod Families
5:30 pm
Elizabeth Spearing, r/b Graña-Wilkinson
Family
Mary O’Shea, r/b John & Patricia Piljer
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10
8:30 am
Donald Chattin, Jr., r/b the Bozzi Family
Dedina Tuares, r/b Family
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11
8:30 am
George Hyatt, r/b Family
For all veterans
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12
8:30 am
For the parishioners of St. Joseph Church
In gratitude for all veterans, r/b Susan
Slaninka
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13
8:30 am
Catherine Schaech, r/b Aubrey Calhoun
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14
8:30 am
Charles Serembus, Sr., r/b Kate Lefke
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15
8:30 am
Liz Camponile, r/b Tom & Jackie Baum
5:30 pm
Joseph Novack, Jr., r/b Kim Pirollo
John & Catherine Hilsee, r/b the Arabio
Family
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16
8:15 am
For the intentions and well-being of the
Giosa Family, r/b Michele Gaguski
For the parishioners of St. Joseph Church
10:00 am
11:45 am
5:30 pm
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James & Helen Kenyon, r/b Jule Loftus
Isobell Nesbitt, r/b the Nesbit Family
Rita Marrone, r/b Josephine Betteridge
Debbie Murray, r/b Michele Gaguski
Joe Robertson, r/b Michael & Sandra
DelViscio
Charles Serembus, r/b K of C #10220
DEDICATION OF THE LATERAN BASILICA IN ROME
First Reading: Ezekiel 47:1-2, 8-9, 12
This reading from the Prophet Ezekiel tells of the streaming, healing waters that flow from the temple. These waters
restore life to the river’s inhabitants as well as the fruit bearing trees along its banks. It is believed that the water signifies blessings, whereas the lack of signifies trouble, hardship.
Second Reading: 1 Corinthians 3:9c-11, 16-17
Paul compares us to a building whose foundation has been laid by Jesus. As the people of God, we can only be solid if we are grounded in Christ.
Gospel: John 2:13-22
Near the time of Passover, Jesus went up to Jerusalem and saw the temple had become
a marketplace. He became angry and proceeded to drive out the vendors and livestock.
Jesus spoke of destroying the temple and rebuilding it in three days. The Jews did not
know Jesus was speaking of his body, but when his resurrection from the dead came to
pass, his disciples remembered what Jesus had said and came to believe the Scripture
and the word Jesus had spoken.
Parish volunteers will be collecting food donations on November 15-16
and 22-23 after all Masses. Please help the food pantry continue to
provide the needy Thanksgiving baskets and necessities throughout
the year. All non-perishable foods will be put to good use, but the following is a suggested list for your charitable gifts:
LAST NAME:
A-B
C-D
E-F
G-H
I-J
K-L
M-N
O-P
Q-R
S-T
U-V-W
X-Y-Z
YOU MAY BRING:
Canned Meals (Spaghetti, Chili, Beef Stew), Baked Beans
Cereal, Canned Fruit, Jello
Cake Mixes, Other Baking Mixes, Canned Icing
Mayonnaise, Catsup, Mustard, Boxed Cookies (packaged ones may be crushed)
Soups, Cranberry Sauce, Stuffing Mix
Canned tomato products (sauce, paste, tomatoes), Sugar
Peanut Butter, Jelly, Bath Soap
Tuna Fish, Pancake Mix, Syrup
Coffee, Canned Beets or Spinach, Toothpaste
Toilet Tissue, Paper Towels, Napkins
Macaroni, Spaghetti, Tea, Pudding
Crackers, Canned Sweet Potatoes, Boxed Mashed Potatoes, Gravy or Broth
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS YEAR WE ARE IN SPECIAL NEED OF TURKEYS. IF YOU HAVE A TURKEY TO DONATE, PLEASE BRING IT TO CHURCH ON THE MORNING OF 11/23 ONLY!! THANK
YOU, ONCE AGAIN, FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT. MAY GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU!
LIVING NATIVITY
Sunday, December 7
from 1:00 - 3:30 pm!
St. Joseph School Hall and grounds!
Come to St. Joseph’s Living Nativity event to walk through a living, interactive nativity depicting the birth of Jesus Christ. Come, take a peaceful stroll
back in time and enjoy live character portrayals. Bring your family to see the
story of Jesus’ birth come alive. Please call Laurel at the LFF/Religious Education office if you would like more information at 927-3302 ext. 24.
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MESSAGE FROM THE SOCIETY OF ST.
VINCENT DE PAUL: “In this very difficult economic period, we realize there may be families
right here in our parish that have fallen on hard
times. As we prepare to celebrate Christmas,
we extend a welcoming hand to those in great
need. If you’d like to be considered for help, or
know of a parish family in need, please call
Beth at 432-0013. All calls are confidential.”
Jesus said, “Come and eat!” (John 21:12)
BUFFET BREAKFAST
sponsored by the K of C #10220
NEXT SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16
Proceeds benefit the needy!
CHURCH HALL 8:30 - 11:30 AM
BREAFAST WITH SANTA - DECEMBER 7
WE HOPE YOU’LL JOIN US for
morning Mass on Thanksgiving
Day! Mass will be celebrated at
9:30 AM. Come give thanks to the
Lord for His many blessings! (N0 8:30 AM
Mass on this day.)
GIVE BLOOD, GIVE LIFE!
RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE
Sponsored by
the Knights of Columbus
Saturday, November 15
from 9 AM - 1 PM
Church Hall
CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE WORD
takes place today, 11/9 and on Sunday,
11/23 during the 10:00 mass. Before the
First Reading, children are
invited to hear the
Sunday Readings explained at a children’s level in
the church hall. They will join the family once again
during the Offertory Procession.
MOMs - Ministry of Motherhood monthly Prayer
Group Meeting is Wednesday, 11/12 at 7:30pm in
Linwood. Please join us for faith, fellowship and
delicious desserts. Please email ministryofmotherhood@yahoo.com.
TO SET UP AN APPOINTMENT, PLEASE CALL:
Weekend of November 1-2
Red Cross 1-800-red-cross
or sign up at:
redcrossblood.org; enter sponsor code:
stjosephkofc.
1st Collection
2nd Collection
$10,538
$1,059
We thank you for your generosity!
A “CELTIC TWILIGHT CHRISTMAS” featuring Irish music performers Phil Coulter, Andy Cooney,
Geraldine Brannigan and the Irish Pops Orchestra will be presented on Saturday, 12/6 at the TD
Bank Arts Center in Sewell at 7:30 pm. The concert will benefit the South Jersey Scholarship Fund,
which raises funds for tuition assistance for students attending the 28 elementary schools and six
high schools in the Diocese of Camden.
Tickets are $39.50 and $29.50 and can be purchased through Ticket Master (1-800-745-3000) or via
the TD Bank Arts Center box office at 856-218-8902. OUR LADY STAR OF THE SEA PARISH IN
ATLANTIC CITY HAS ARRANGED FOR BUS TRANSPORTATION. THE COST FOR THE TICKET
AND BUS IS $50 PER PERSON. CONTACT MARCIE AT 344-0287.
Phil Coulter, from Derry, Northern Ireland, is known as “Ireland’s Musical Ambassador” and composed a string
of pop hits with Bill Martin, including “Puppet on a String” and the Bay City Rollers’ “Saturday Night.” He has
composed music for Elvis Presley, among others, and was the musical mastermind and songwriter behind the
Celtic Thunder act, which won acclaim for its PBS specials. In 2012 he performed at New York’s Irish Repertory
Theatre in a one-man musical show.
Andy Cooney is part of the acclaimed New York Tenors. He has recorded 19 albums, performed in New York’s
Carnegie Hall, among other places, and was described as “Irish America’s Favorite Son” by the New York
Times.
Geraldine Brannigan has recorded hit albums in Ireland, sang on the number one selling album in South Africa
and represented Luxembourg in the Eurovision Song Contest. She has performed at The National Concert Hall
in Dublin and the Cork Opera House.
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Parish Information
WELCOME TO NEW FAMILIES – We are happy to have you as part of our parish family. Our
parish office is open M-F from 7:30 AM – 3:30 PM, and anytime by appointment. If you would
like to register in the parish, please visit www.stjosephsomerspoint.com or stop by the office.
Rite of Reconciliation
Religious Education
Saturday 4:30-5:00 PM
Confession Anytime by Appointment
Grades 1-6 (Mon. 5:45 - 6:55 PM; Grades 7-8
(Mon. 7:05 - 8:30 PM); Limited Summer Program
available. Call Laurel at 927-3568, ext. 24.
Baptism
Baptisms are held on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of
the month at 1:00 PM. Baptismal Preparation Class
is held on the 1st Wednesday of each month at 7:00
PM in the Parish Office.
Marriage
Arrangements should be made by the couple well in
advance of the marriage date. (Diocesan rule requires one year notification). Marriage Mentoring
classes must be completed before the marriage is
celebrated.
Adult Confirmation
If you have not received the Sacrament of Confirmation, but would like to, please call the parish office
so we may give you more information.
Anointing of the Sick
The Rectory may be called at any time for the Sacrament of the Sick. Arrangements should be made
through the parish office for home visits with the
Eucharist for the sick and elderly.
R.C.I.A. (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults)
The RCIA process is an opportunity for instruction
and spiritual formation for any adult seeking a deeper understanding of the Catholic tradition or full incorporation into the Catholic Church. If you are
interested in becoming a Catholic, or completing the
Sacraments of Initiation (Baptism, Eucharist, Confirmation) please call the parish office at 927-3568,
ext. 10.
Vocations
There is a real need for priest and religious vocations. Please talk to your children, encourage them,
and pray for religious vocations. If you feel God may
be calling you, please feel free to contact one of the
priests at 927-3568, or the sisters at 926-9127.
Lifelong Faith Formation
LFF is a process for all ages and generations. We believe that lifelong and continuous formation, learning
for a lifetime through involvement in the events of
the life of the church, will build the community of
faith and we will grow in our relationship with our
good and gracious God. Call Laurel at 927-3568,
ext. 24.
Knights of Columbus
St. Joseph Council #10220 meets on the 2nd and
4th Thursdays in the Church Hall at 7:30 PM. For
more info, call Francis Webb at 609-402-5702.
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
This group meets on the 1st Monday of the month
in the Church Hall at 4 PM. Please call the parish
office.
Rosary & Altar Society
These ladies and men meet on the Tuesday after the
1st Sunday of the month. Rosary and Benediction is
at 1 PM, and the meeting follows in the Church
Hall.
Parish Nursing / Health Ministry
This ministry promotes health and wellness of Body,
Mind, and Spirit to our parish community. Meetings
are held on the 4th Thursday of the month at 6:30
PM in the annex. Call Elaine at 609-653-4286.
Ministry of Motherhood
M.O.M’s, a group of new and experienced mothers
who share a commitment to making Christ the center of their family lives, meets on the 2nd Wednesday
of every month in various locations at 7:30 PM.
For more information and contacts, please visit
www.ministryofmotherhood.com.
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