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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
Camden and the world. Gathering
around God’s table every Sunday, we
celebrate that Christ is Risen and
ultimately all is well.
1739 Ferry Avenue, Camden, NJ 08104
JANUARY 18, 2015
WATER-INTO-WINE SUNDAY
Our third Epiphany celebrates
Jesus’ first miracle: water into
wine at the Wedding Feast. We
rejoiced in immersion of Jesus
into our world of matter as we
recalled the baptism of Jesus in
the Jordan. And now we see the
ease and playfulness Jesus
brings into this cosmic
relationship with creation!
DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
January 15th is his real day of
birth! The national holiday is
tomorrow, January 19th!
Our lives begin to end the day
we become SILENT about the
things that matter.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Don’t sleep in if you are off! Take a stand. Do
service for someone in need in your community.
Find a community service project in Camden! Go!
WEEK OF PRAYER FOR CHRISTIAN UNITY 2015
January 18 to January 25th. Bishop Dennis Sullivan and other Christian bishops and leaders will
be joining for prayer to begin the week today at 3
PM at St. Mary’s, Cherry Hill. It is an expression
of Christian faith in diverse ways. All are welcome! The theme for this year is, Jesus said to her,
“Give me a Drink.” Each year a different country
has the honor of choosing the theme. This year’s
theme was chosen by the churches of Brazil.
“Sing to God, all the
earth!”
(Psalm 96)
from today’s entrance Antiphon.
Sing sweet birds in the low
branches, sing wild winds on the
mountains, sing snow drifts on
the hills, sing wires on the poles
carrying our voices, sing waters
over the stones, sing mothers to
the unborn, sing old men into
children’s eyes! Sing everyone
the umm in the collective hum of
humanity! Sing to God, all the
Michael Doyle, 1989
earth!
TODAY, WE REJOICE
in our cosmic relationship
with all of creation!
We must laugh
and we must sing,
We are blest by
everything.
Everything we look
upon is blest.
William Butler Yeats
RESTORATION OF SACRED HEART CHURCH
will be completed this year! It has been a long
recovery, going on bit by bit, as money was available since 1992, 22 years! The first job before
1992 was the cleaning and re-pointing of the
Trenton Brown Stones that were laid in 1886.
Over the long years, the smoke from a whole
neighborhood of coal fires made the church completely black. The first task in November 1992
was the restoration of the canvas paintings,
erected in 1908, 84 years before. Fr. Maurice
Bric, second pastor, hired Ferdinand Baraldi, a
painter from Italy to create 12 canvas paintings
which are 60 square feet in area. Ten of them
have gospel scenes; two have pre-Christian
scenes. In addition, Fr. Bric had five smaller
paintings created on the walls, three in the front
and two in the back. One by one, each painting
was dust-cleaned and a liquid preparation applied.
Each painting had pieces of paper attached on the
whole surface all done by Don Harle. Then he
and Del Lenhart rolled the painting off the ceiling on a cardboard roller, which, when secured,
was taken to York, PA where Othmar Carli totally cleaned the painting and restored it. When
the painting was completed, it was glued to a base
of plywood that was attached to the ceiling in
such a way that it can be taken down if need be. If
it was glued directly to the ceiling, it could never
be detached, so powerful is the glue. At the original installation, the glue was animal glue and not
strong.
(more to come)
BAPTISMAL ANNIVERSARIES
this week! We pray for: James
Hally baptized at St. John’s
Church in Kilkenny, Ireland and
Katie Nuhn baptized at St.
Vincent Pallotti both on Jan.
19th; and Kevin Atkins baptized on January 20th at Sacred
Heart Church, Camden.
NEW GRANDPARENTS!
Theresa and Bruce Banford became first time
grandparents on Wednesday evening, January 14,
2015 when Clara Maureen Edwards was born to
their daughter, Rachel, and son-in-law, Chris.
Your Sacred Heart family welcomes you, dear
Clara Maureen, and may God bless you and protect all the days of your life! Let the awe begin!
Do we have your baptismal date/
place? Call, fax, mail or email.
A BIG BIRTHDAY FOR MARIE MITAROTONDO
What age? Take the number of letters in the year
of her birth and add Rod, multiply by the number
of letters in her age, divide by Tommy and multiply by Katie, multiply by Michael and divide by
hospice, multiply by Elizabeth and divide by Samaritan, divide by visit and you will have the
number of letter in Happy Birthday to Marie!
Monday to Friday, at
7:40 AM at the Thea
Bowman House, 418
Jasper Street, across
from the Sacred Heart driveway.
Masses for the Week
Sunday Masses: 8:30 AM and 10:30 AM
Daily Mass:
8:15 AM in the rectory chapel.
Jan. 19th
Martin Luther King, Jr.
for John Gerard Edwards
Jan. 20th
Fabian & Sebastian
for John Jeckot
Jan. 21st
Agnes
for Michael Hayes
Jan. 22nd
Vincent
for Mary Duffy Hager
Jan. 23rd
Marianne Cope
for Helen & James Loughery
Jan. 24th
Francis de Sales
for Madeline Cedrone Alberici
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, Harry Watson,
Robert Dixon, Doris Gaus, Kathy Hainsworth,
Tito Miranda, Carey Thomas, Sara Wisely,
Michael Sheridan, Marianne Emanuele, Clare
Dunn, Pat Bennett, Anna Whitman, Tony Virgilio,
Jim Muller, Mary Nevins, and Jim Hally.
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 January: Michael
Rossi, Margaret Mallon, William Antonick,
Charles Labato, Josephine Bezich, Louise Stetch,
Agnes Smith, John Dugan, Peter Del Grande,
Harry Sipple, Joseph Balzano, Sr., Nicholas Virgilio, Blanche Koonz, Maria Guzzie, Valerie
Parris, Josephine Lagocki, Frances Cabaniss,
Andy Orsini, Alfred Castagnola, Helen Straub,
Elizabeth Tanksley, Tillie Kazlacunas, Elizabeth
Sweeney, Barbara Kelly, John Koonz, Marie
McKenna, Bill Pallies, Eleanor Geibel, Mary
Schafer, Anjanea Williams, J.B. Sipple, Darryl
Kirkland and Michael Dunn.
WE REMEMBER OUR PARISHIONERS WHO DIED
and were buried from this holy Church in 2014:
Eve Belefanti, Cosimo DeLeo, Arie Love Burton,
Jimmy O’Donnell, Isabella Giambrone, Michael
Verrecchia, Betty Rodriguez, Carlo Veterano, and
Theresa Raufer.
WE ESPECIALLY REMEMBER
Fr. Patrick Doyle, Michael’s uncle, died January
18, 1951. He was born on September 1, 1903 and
was ordained on June 12, 1927.
Antonia Augone, but “we called her Annie,” was
born on January 18, 1904. She died on August 15,
1997. (Susan’s grandmother.)
Anjanea Williams who died on January 20, 2011
- four year ago; Msgr. Sal Adamo who died on
January 20, 2001 - 14 years ago; Larry Cedrone
who died on January 20, 1996 - 19 years ago.
May they all rest in peace forevermore!
01-18-15
RETIREMENT FUND FOR RELIGIOUS
The RFR collection was launched in 1988 by
Catholic bishops of the United States to address
the profound lack of retirement funding among
religious congregations. After 26 years, it may
seem that the needs have been met. They have not.
Eldercare costs continue to rise while the number
of religious needing care grows. We are, in the
end, pursuing a moving target. Senior religious,
who have served our one Church so faithfully,
need our support.
Give thanks for religious. A parishioner writes,
“We thank God today and every day for every
religious sister who taught us in school, not only
our ABCs, but also to love God.” Share our gratitude for the senior Catholic sisters, brothers, and
religious order priests who made a positive difference in so many lives. Please give generously to
next week’s collection for the Retirement Fund
for Religious.
BROTHER MICKEY’S NEW BOOK
World Library Publications is happy to announce
the publication of Brother Mickey McGrath’s
latest book: Dear young people….Inspiration
from Pope Francis for Everyone. You can order
them at wlpmusic.com or embracebygod.org.
Brother Mickey’s colorful and whimsical art along
with Pope Francis’ vision for making the Kingdom of God real in our world. Cost: $20. Susan
Cedrone will have them available after both
Masses these upcoming weeks.
THE DIOCESE OF CAMDEN
Food Drive 2015: faithFULL is scheduled for
Sunday, March 1st. Goal is to collect 100,000
pounds of food! Food donations of canned: vegetables, vegetable juice, tomato products, spaghetti
sauce, fruit, applesauce, fruit juice, tuna, chicken,
soup, beans, chili, beef stew and peanut butter.
Food donations can be dropped off at any Catholic
Church in the Diocese on March 1st. Sponsored
with Diocese of Camden Life & Justice Ministries, Food Bank of South Jersey, Community
Food Bank of New Jersey, Catholic Charities and
Society of SVdP.
The Office of Child and Youth Protection’s
January CAP I offerings locally are:
January 20, 2015 at Paul VI High School Auditorium at 1 PM and 7 PM;
January 26, 2015 at St. Joseph Pro Cathedral,
School Auditorium in Camden at 6:30 PM;
January 29, 2015 at St. Mary’s Parish Hall in
Cherry Hill, NJ at 7 PM.
You must register for a class by calling (856) 5836165 or email ddiggons@camdendiocese.org.
“GIVE PEACE A CHANCE” CORNER
It is better to be violent, if there is violence
in our hearts, than to put on the cloak of
nonviolence to cover impotence. Mahatma Gandhi
Peace Community of Sacred Heart’s next meeting is on Saturday, February 7, 2015 at Brigid’s
House, 1719 Ferry Avenue, Camden at 10 AM.
All are welcome!
Up-Coming Events
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL MEETING
TODAY following the 10:30 Mass at Joe’s Place.
Not a regular business meeting. A time to reflect
and acknowledge the work that has been done and
plans for future. If you have been thinking of participating with the outreach programs of SVDP,
this is a great opportunity to learn from those who
are doing! Please come!
DIOCESE OF CAMDEN RESPECT LIFE MASS
Thursday, January 22, 2015 at Our Lady of
Guadalupe Parish, 135 N. White Horse Pike, Lindenwold, NJ 08021. 6:30 PM Rosary; 7 PM
Mass. A great opportunity to pray in solidarity
with those attending the March for Life, join presider and homilist, Fr. Joseph Capella, for this
important evening of prayer and reflection. Questions? Contact Mike Jordan Laskey at (856)
583-6119 or Michael.laskey@camdendiocese.org.
JANUARY FOOD SHARING DAY
Saturday, January 24th from 9 AM to 12
Noon. Many volunteers begin the day at the 8:15
Mass in the Rectory. Prayer Service with the
neighborhood people at approximately 9:15 AM.
Volunteers are always welcomed but email Susan
Cedrone at smecedrone@aol.com if you plan on
coming.
DINNER AT JOE’S PLACE
Saturday, January 24th at 4 PM coordinated by
Judy Sweeney (856) 795-3339 or Jack Cantwell
(609) 220-4537. Please call them with your usual
offers of food and time. You will be blessed!
JANUARY PIZZA & POETRY
has a wonderful Celtic harp player coming to help
celebrate Robert Burns Birthday on Monday,
January 26th at 7 PM at A Little Slice of New
York Pizza Parlor, 122 N. 3rd Street, Camden.
(856) 965-0404. Bring some wine, songs, poems,
puppets, and most of all yourself! Open Reading.
CANDLEMAS CELEBRATON, FEBRUARY 1, 2015
Hinge of the Year. “The light is placed into our
own hands!”
CELTIC SPRING CONCERT 2015
Sunday, February 8, 2015 at 3 PM – benefits
The Heart of Camden Housing.
RAFFLE TICKETS FOR A TRIP TO IRELAND
for two! (Or someplace of equal importance!) We
sell only 200 tickets at $25 a chance. Tickets are
available. See Paddy Mulligan for the winning
ticket or call (856) 478-6527. Drawing at concert.
2015 PEACE GATHERING AT SACRED HEART
Saturday, February 14th from 9 AM to 3:15
PM entitled “The Silent Coup: The Overreach
of Government and the Cause of Peace.” Registration an Welcome 8:15 to 8:45 AM. Free Admission. Lunch Provided. Ray McGovern, Bonnie/John Raines are the keynote speakers. Register by February 1st by emailing Linda Hayes at
lhayesl@comcast.net or at (609) 792-1094.
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
1900 SPONSORS
WE NEED
1100 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
Music Director: Barbara Dever
Editor of Bulletin: Susan Cedrone
Sacred Heart School
Janet Williams, Principal
(856) 963-1341
E-mail: j.williams@shcamden.org
info@sacredheartschoolcamden.org
www.SacredHeartSchoolCamden.org
The Heart of Camden
Lisa Kiernan, Executive Director
(856) 966-1212
www.heartofcamden.org
Clothes from the Heart
1811 Broadway
(856) 541-7288
Saturday, 10 AM to 2 PM
Camden Community House
1718 Broadway
(856) 966-9088
DINNERS AT JOE’S PLACE
yesterday thanks to the Green
Team 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!
You will be mentored by an
experienced member of the St.
Vincent de Paul Society.
Don’t be afraid! Say: “Yes!”
PRAYER TEAMS
Jan. 18th: DeLarge-Morgan
family; Donnelly Family, and
Annmarie/John Dunn.
Jan. 19th: Irene/JoeGavin,
Nha/Hung Nguyen, Karen
Beckmeyer, Anne Bower, and
Marie DiGilio.
Jan. 20th: Modesta Belefanti, Anna
Maria Kelly, Kathleen O’Connor,
Betsy/Ed McBride, Terry Briscoe,
Thuy/Dai Nguyen.
Jan. 21st: Gail Gooney, Bette/Joe
Hinger, Judy/Tom Huder, Atkins
Family, Jean Jennings.
Jan. 22nd: Jane Luyster, Carolyn/
Bob Genovesi, Ken Albone,
Barbara Hopkins, Sara Forte, Louis
Moore, and Thuy Vu.
Jan. 23rd: Chick Warrington,
Kathy Hainesworth, Bill Cosgrove,
Suzanne Hemp, Barstys Family, and
Celia Chazelle.
Jan. 24th: Eileen Coyle, Jim
Holmes, Ann/Bob Nolan, Linda
Delengowski, Judy Gough, Barbara
Coscarello, and Marie Perkins.
For more information, please call
Gail Gooney at (856) 429-3129.