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ST. ISIDORE THE FARMER CHURCH
PRO-LIFE ROSE
The Pro Life Rose is given in memory for
Jeannie L. Stefano
Saturday
8:00 am
9:00 am
5:00 pm
January 10, 2015
Denise Rosiello by Jim & Mina Gruccio
Gino D’Angelo by Edda D’Angelo
Margaret Jobbay by Jack & Barbara Dyer
Jeffrey Gross – Anniversary Remembrance
by Grandmom & Mom & Dad
Anthony Petrosky by Arlene Chasse
Maureen Asselta by Rick Brunozzi
Carmella DiChino Latorre by Frances Reuss
By Joe Stefano & M/M James Kubiak
BLESSED MOTHER ROSE
THE BLESSED MOTHER ROSE IS GIVEN AS AN ANNIVERSARY REMEMBRANCE
JEFFREY GROSS
BY GRANDMOM, MOM
SANCTUARY CANDLE
THE SANCTUARY CANDLE IS GIVEN AS AN ANNIVERSARY REMEMBRANCE
JEFFREY GROSS
BY GRANDMOM, MOM
Sunday
8:00 am
9:30 am
January 11, 2015
Concenzio “Jim” Santolini Kim, Jim & Ariel Somers
Elizabeth “Betty “Galizia by Robin &
Michael Bertonazzi
11:00 am
Camille Gariano by M/M Norm Neill
6:00 pm (SI) Maureen Asselta by Rosilind Asselta &
Danny Terrigno
Monday
January 12, 2015
7:00 am
8:00 am
9:00 am
Elizabeth Galizia by Rosalie & Michael Martinelli
Tuesday
7:00 am
January 13, 2015
Nick Pennente by Joe Sorantino
& DAD
& DAD
SACRED HEART CHURCH
T HE PRO-LIFE ROSE
NO INTENTION
BLESSED MOTHER ROSE
NO INTENTION
SACRED HEART ROSE
NO INTENTION
SANCTUARY CANDLE
NO INTENTION
8:00 am
9:00 am
Rose Marie Rodin by Claire & Rose Piccini
Vincent DiPace by daughter, Amina
Rosalie Guida by Fred & Lucille Smith
Wednesday January 14, 2015
7:00 am
8:00 am
9:00 am
Nellie Parastino by Mary Karol
Parishioners
Eddie Giovinazzi by Joseph & Annie Leonardo
Thursday
January 15, 2015
7:00 am
8:00 am
9:00 am
Anthony Petrosky by Michael & Rosalie Martinelli
William A. Kavanagh by Anna LaTorre & Family
Lloyd Scarani by Mary Jane Swanson
Friday
January 16, 2015
7:00 am
8:00 am
9:0 am
Michael Kachur by daughter, Martha Strittmatter
Rose Pancari by Francis & LeeAnne Reuss
Gregory Giuliani by Cowan Family
Saturday
8:00 am
January 17, 2015
Anthony Napoli – Anniversary Remembrance
9:00 am
5:00 pm
Nicholas Pennente by Rosalie & Michael Martinelli
Rose Marie Rodin by Carmela & Francis Sparagna
Molly Susan Guinan by Mom Mom Reuss & Family
Nicholas Pennente by Michael & Therese Pantalione
Rosalie Guida by Anne & Michael Muccio
Marilyn Porcaro by Elizabeth Testa & Family
Sunday
8:00 am
January 18, 2015
Sam Panzino – Anniversary Remembrance
PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS
Margaret Bradley, Dennis DeMatte, Jr., Jackie Gross, Francis
Miley, Steve Miley, Gloria Polizzi, Joseph Reed, Catherine Van
Buren, Marie Vi, Mark Volpe, Linda Berghof, Robert Till, Betty
Hollman, Mary Lou Boller, Joseph DiPrimio, Lisa Acilio, Dan
Malec, Darlene Piccola, Helen Jeter, Adele Huryn, George
DiStefano, Angelina DiStefano, Joseph Piccione, Jr., Kathy
Kelly, Dolly Lucas, Phyllis Ganci, Richard Fanucci, Jr., Luis
Armando Rodriguez, Francis J. Guaciaro,
Josephine T.
Schwegel, Angela Schwegel, Carmella Heineman, Maria
Giannascoli, Msgr. Joseph Stoerlein, Joshua Sterchele, Brenda
Webster, Artie Rundstrom, Jr., Jeano Amici, Edward Costante,
Sr., Agatha Law, Michael Corcoran, Marie Corcoran, Carol
Sciore, Donna Beatty, Tiffany Frantz, John Gallo, Sr., Howard
Milanesi, Brien DeMartino, George Deem, Luis Rodriguez,
Salvatore Vernuccio, Donald Tharp, Jr., Richard Blickos, Jenny
Newton, Benny Cicillini, Enza DeSerio, Jim Davis, Christina
Quiao
by wife, Norma & Children
by Antoinette & Family
9:30 am
Elizabeth (Betty) Galizia by Paula & Steve Menzoni
11:00 am
Sandy Pace by Rick & Celestine Pollock
6:00 pm (SI) John Enright by Larry & Elaine Sinclair
Gregory Giuliani
E. Elizabeth Donoflio
Lloyd Scarani
Maryann Fauver
Michael Slimmer
PASTOR’S COLUMN
BAPTISM OF THE LORD
11 January, 2015
Today is a transitional feast as the Christmas
Season officially comes to a close and we return
to Ordinary Time. Truly, Christmas was a
wonderful celebration in the parish. Thanks to
those wonderful people whose generous ministry
to the parish helped it all to happen. Thank you
to all the Environment ministers led by Renee
Jost and Jon Gerner. Both churches were
magnificently decorated, creating an atmosphere
which enabled us all to enter the celebration a
little more deeply. Thank you as well to our
Music Ministry. Led by Barbara Sykora, the
choirs, both adult and children, the ensemble,
the cantors all led us in song and enabling us to
“pray twice” as the old saying goes. Thank you
also to our ushers, our greeters and sacristans,
to our Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist
and to our altar servers. Finally, thank you to our
Deacons and to Fr. Kolla and Fr. Friel whose
liturgical leadership helped to bring our efforts
together into one hymn of praise and worship.
May God bless all of them and all of Christ the
Good Shepherd Parish as we enter the new
year.
Msgr. Burton
INCLEMENT WEATHER REMINDER
In case of inclement weather when the
schools are closed and/or the roads are
plowable, the weekday 8:00 am Mass
scheduled at Sacred Heart Church will be
celebrated at St. Isidore Church.
On the weekend, if the roads are plowable,
the 8:00 am and 11:00 am Masses scheduled
at Sacred Heart Church will be celebrated at
St. Isidore Church.
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR
CHRISTMAS RAFFLE WINNERS:
First Prize - Armando Fulgencio - $12,070.50
Second Prize - Louis Martine - $2,011.7
Third Prize - Elinor Leonardo - $2,011.75
Fourth Prize - Helen Petrites - $2,011.75
Fifth Prize - Walter Seitz
- $1,207.05
Sixth Prize - Martha Strittmatter - $804.70
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
Please remember just because the holidays are
ending, our needs at St. Vincent de Paul do not
end. We are still in need of food for our pantry;
i.e. jello, spaghetti sauce, pasta, soups,
toiletries, rice, powered milk, and toothpaste.
You may leave items at the Gathering Space at St. Isidore
Church or the Vestibule at Sacred Heart Church.
If you would like any information or need help, please call
856-691-2400 (if you get voice mail, please leave a message and
someone will return your call). God Bless you for your generosity
and support to the community!
We will be assisting 3 churches in Vineland with the CODE
BLUE. We have decided to participate by supplying paper
products. Please support us! We are in need of paper cups,
napkins, paper towels, toilet paper, plastic forks, knives, and
spoons. Thank you for your support!
CODE BLUE
THANK YOU!
“Thank you so much for your
generous support of CODE BLUE VINELAND! Although
you may not meet many of the homeless brothers and
sisters we serve, rest assured that our gratitude truly
reflects theirs. We are all doing good work in Christ’s
name but we could not do it without the ongoing support
we have received from the community.
God Bless! CODE BLUE VINELAND”
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BAPTISM OF THE LORD
First Reading: Isaiah 42:1-4, 6-7
Isaiah tells of the Lord’s Servant, who will be inconspicuous, but
will not rest until justice is established. The Lord then tells his
servant that he was formed to be “a light for the nations.”
Second Reading: Acts 10:34-38
Peter speaks to a group of pagans for the first time. He explains
to them that any person who follows God’s will is acceptable to
God, regardless of nationality.
Gospel: Mark 1:7-11
John the Baptist had claimed one would come far more powerful
than himself, one who would baptize with the Holy Spirit rather
than water. When Jesus came to John and was baptized, the
Spirit descended on him and a voice said, “You are my beloved
Son. On you my favor rests.”
CHILDREN’S NOTES TO BABY JESUS
Children who visited the Scribe shop at Journey to
Peace on December 13 and 14 wrote letters to the
newborn baby Jesus. Here are a few of them:
Dear Baby Jesus,
This is the world that you will soon rule. You benefit
this land. Welcome!
Love, Drew
Dear Jesus,
Thank you for saving our world. You are a savior to
me. Take care.
Anthony
Welcome baby Jesus,
We would like you to be in our world, its a very happy
world.
Brett
Happy Birthday Jesus. Thanks for dieing for us on the
cross hope to see you again soon.
Love, William
January 11, 2015
Baptism of the Lord
Stewards Put God First
“One mightier than I is coming after me. I am not
worthy to stoop and loosen the thongs of his sandals”
– MARK 1:7b
We are put on this earth to love God, love our neighbor
and make disciples. How many times does our own pride
and ego get in the way on fulfilling God’s plan for us?
Humbling ourselves before God and putting Him first in all
things should be our top priority as His Stewards.
Stewardship of Treasure…Your gifts of treasure to the
parish totaled:
Dec. 21, 2014 Offertories
Christmas Offertories
Dec. 28, 2014 Offertories
New Year's Day Offertories
Jan. 4, 2015 Offertories
$ 15,236.47
$ 47,417.85
$ 12,534.53
$ 4,275.14
$ 15,714.00
Dear Babby Jesus,
Tell me some things that you did wen your born. I
love you.
Love, Carley oxoxoxoxo
OUTREACH TO THE SICK
Whenever someone becomes ill, hospitalized or homebound, it is
easy to feel disconnected, even isolated. Such times are often
times when parish outreach becomes vitally important. Our
priests, deacons and Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist
perform an extraordinary service on behalf of the sick and the
homebound in the parish. Unfortunately, because of the size of
the parish and current privacy laws, it sometimes happens that
someone is not visited in time of illness, or we are not aware of
someone’s need until it reaches the level of emergency.
We hope to prevent this from happening as much as possible.
When someone becomes ill and is confined to home or
hospitalized, please let us know as soon as possible. We will try
to arrange a visit, and where necessary provide the Sacraments.
Because of current privacy laws, it is necessary that a member of
the immediate family make the request by contacting the parish
office at 691-9077 or contacting us via email at
christthegoodshepherd@comcast.net. The form below may also
be used.
Person to be visited: _______________________
QUESTION OF THE WEEK
Renew your Baptismal promises today.
What does your Baptism mean to you today?
Phone: __________________________________
Family contact: ____________________________
Family contact phone #______________________
PRAY FORLIFE
Please join us on Sunday January 18,
2015 at the 11 am Mass at Sacred
Heart Church for a Prolife Mass. After
the Mass the Church Bells will Toll 42
times to signify the 42 years since the
Roe vs. Wade decision. After Mass
we will pray the Rosary at the
Monument to the Unborn which will be
erected in front of the old Rectory on Landis Ave. This
event is sponsored by the Knights of Columbus #2531.
MARCH FOR LIFE
ENGAGED ENCOUNTER
Engaged
Encounter
Weekend will be held at
Pope John Paul II
Retreat
Center,
Vineland,
NJ
on
February 13-15, 2015. All weekends begin promptly
at 8:00 PM Friday evening and closes at 3:00 PM
Sunday afternoon. All meals and accommodations
are included in the price of $395. Registration
Procedures for Engaged Encounter.
More information may be found on the Diocese of
Camden website:
http://www.camdendiocese.org/index.php/workshops
78/engaged-encounter
For additional questions, please contact the office by
phone at 856 583-6132 or email at
MarriagePrep@camdendiocese.org
On Thursday January 22, 2015 a 54 passenger bus will
leave for Washington, DC to support the March for Life.
The Bus will leave Sacred Heart Church at 6:30 AM travel
to Bridgeton and arrive at the Basilica in time for the
11AM Mass. Those not able to take part in the March are
welcome to remain at the Basilica and pray to end
abortion. The bus will leave the Basilica at 4 PM. The bus
ride is FREE. Bring your own Lunch and Cash for the
Metro ticket to the National Mall for the March. For more
information and to reserve your seat Contact Albert
Karwowski K of C Program Director at 856-794-3892.
REDISCOVER THE
LOVE
IN YOUR MARRIAGE
The Retrouvaille Marriage Program offers help for struggling
marriages. Tens of thousands of couples have successfully
saved their marriages by attending a Retrouvaille weekend and
the six post sessions that follow it. Retrouvaille is not just a social
gathering or series of seminars, but rather a way to discover and
rekindle the loving relationship in your marriage. The next
program begins on the weekend of February 13-15, 2015 at
the Family Life Center in Malvern, PA. For more information, or
to register for our upcoming weekend, visit our web site at:
www.HelpOurMarriage.com or call 1-800-470-2230. All inquiries
are kept strictly confidential.
2014 C0NTRIBUTION STATEMENT
REQUEST FORM
If you would like to receive a Contribution Statement for
your 2014 contributions please fill out the form below
and return it by dropping it off at the Rectory, by mail,
or in the collection basket. You may also call the
Rectory at 856-691-9077.
Name: ____________________________
Address: __________________________
Phone: (
) ____________________
Envelope Number (optional) ___________
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