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254 Wall Street, West Long Branch, NJ 07764 Office: 732-222-1424

Saturday Vigil Mass: 5:00pm Sunday: 7:30am and 11:00am Daily: Wednesday-Friday-Saturday 8:30am Confessions: Saturday 4:00 PM

November 18, 2018 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time

“Heaven and earth will pass away,

but my words will not pass away.”

-Mk 12:31 -

46 Richmond Avenue, Deal, NJ 07723 Office: 732-531-1409

Saturday Vigil Mass: 5:00pm Sunday: 8:00am and 10:00am Daily: Monday to Thursday at 9:00am Confessions: Saturday 4:00 PM

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WWeekly Collec�on and A�endance May the good Lord bless you for your generosity and presence!

St. Jerome St. Mary of the Assumption

Saturday/Sunday, November 10/11, 2018

5:00pm Mass $1,994.00 118 people

7:30am Mass $1,729.00 118 people

11:00am Mass $1,939.00 161 people

Online Giving $520.000 24 families

Totals $6,182.00 397 people

Saturday/Sunday, November 10/11, 2018

5:00pm Mass $791.00 79 people

8:00am Mass $1,729.00 105 people

10:00am Mass $1,728.00 178 people

Online Giving $342.00 18 families

Totals $4,590.00 362 people

Saint Jerome School * Na�onal Blue Ribbon Awardee

Office Number: 732-222-8686

Website Address: www.saintjeromeschool.org

Pastoral and Support Staff Rev. Peter James Alindogan

Msgr. Cajetan Salemi * Rev. Jerome Nolan Assisting Priests

Louis Jakub * Anthony DiCesare * Paul Kliauga Deacons

Sr. Angelina Pelliccia, M.P.F., * Sr. Elizabeth Toft, M.P.F. Sr. Elizabeth Dalessio, M.P.F.

Elsa Pagano * Georgie Mandica Pat Serafino * Norma Adamitis

Robert Garratano * Christine Scholtz

Dennis Melofchik & Theodore Ferraro, Jr., Trustees

Contact Informa�on: Office Hours: Monday - Thursday 9:00am - 1:00pm

254 Wall Street, West Long Branch, NJ 07764 Phone 732-222-1424 ● Fax 732-222-2291

St. Mary’s Number: 732-531-1409 Email Address: [email protected]

Website: www.ladyofhopeparish.org

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Dear Friends in Christ,

Blessings of Peace and Joy to you and your loved ones!

For a couple of short minutes last Thursday, we were up on the stage receiving the Na�onal Blue Ribbon Award. We were photographed, YouTubed, and videotaped. A disco song was playing on the background, while I did a group selfie. There were six of us, represen�ng St. Jerome School and the Diocese of Trenton—Sister Angelina, our Principal, Sisters Elizabeth To� and Dalessio, Mrs. Joanne Tier, the Superintendent and Mrs. Margaret Boland, Associate Superintendent.

It is like echoing Neil Armstrong’s words during the moon landing—”that's one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.” It was two short minutes on the stage, it was a giant leap for a small grammar school community like ours.

I may be biased, but St. Jerome’s School is living up to its tagline—SJS the best. Of the four other schools that were awarded from our diocese, our school is the smallest in size and in budget. But, we are big in academic excellence, faith forma�on, and character building. What sets us apart from

the rest has been the academic training of our students through the charism of St. Lucy Filippini, ci�ng most notably the deep commitment and fervent dedica�on of Sister Angelina Pelliccia.

Sister Angelina is synonymous with St. Jerome School. We are what we are now, as a school family community, largely and mainly because of her.

As we were about to step up to the stage to have the picture taken with Aba Kumi, the Director for the Na�onal Blue Ribbon Schools Program, I said to Sister Angelina that her name should also be in the plaque. In her usual humble way she said, “No, it’s the school. Not me.”

Congratula�ons once again, Sister! Congratula�ons, faculty and students of St. Jerome School!

Have a blessed Thanksgiving Day on Thursday, the 22nd. May we always be grateful for the gi�s that God has entrusted to us—our lives, our loves, our faith.

With my love and prayers,

Fr. PJ

Father PJ’s Letter

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MMass Inten�ons

Saturday, November 17

5:00pm Joseph Teresi, Jr. Valen�no Gabrieli Living and Deceased Members of the Parish

Sunday, November 18

7:30am John Flanagan Req. by Dennis & Doreen Flanagan

Joseph Crochet

11:00am Joseph Pelliccia Req. by the Fitzsimmons family

Michael Ioli Req. by William & Nancy Montgomery

Richard J. Harmyk Anthony Policastro

Req. by Doreen & Mark Bulzis

Wednesday November 21

8:30 am Ronald Johnson Req. by his wife, Joanne

William T. Sheedy Req. by his wife, Debbie

Thursday November 22

9:00 am Living and Deceased Members of the Parish

Friday November 23

8:30 am Antoine�e, Joseph Sr. & Joseph Jr. Req. by their family


8:30 am Michael Ioli Req. by Frank Caltabilota & children

Steve Blouin Req. by the Fitzsimmons family

5:00 pm Ada Lisan� DelVecchio Req. by Funzie & Steve Strollo

Anthony Caltabilota Req. by Theresa & David Goodwin

Sunday November 25

7:30am Joseph Pelliccia Req. by The Rosary Altar Society

In memory of Celesto Mazza Req. by his wife & daughters

11:00am Lorraine Housser Req. by her husband, Robert Hausser

Frances Monteleone Req. by the Monteleone family

SERVER SCHEDULE Saturday November 24 5:00 pm

Lector Madeline O�no Marie Cur�s

Extraordinary Ministers

Carole Redd Julie Villa Gretchen DiCesare Deacon Tony

Altar Servers Shannon White Erin White Jenna Lewandowski Isabella Politan

Sunday, November 25 7:30 am

Lector Bill Nurthen


Bob Tomaino Donna Tomaino Judy Dammann Vito Paolantonio

Altar Servers Kevin Hagerman Nicole Knox Riley Mandeville

Lector Debbie Ronan Jennifer Wall

11:00 am


Mark Bulzis Doreen Bulzis Mary Cosen�no Deacon Lou

Altar Servers Noah Karaban Andrew Giordano Neo Sartorio

The "St. Jerome Rosary Altar Society," invites everyone to reserve flowers in front of the Blessed Mother and Sacred Heart Statues. The dona�on is $12 each and can be for loving memorials, birthdays, anniversaries, or any special inten�ons.

Please contact Donna Tomaino for available dates at 732-996-6037 or email: tomaino�[email protected]

ALTAR PRIVILEGE

November 24………………………....Rosemary Finnegan December 1…………………………………………...Sue Miller

“What a joy to serve the Lord and His people.”

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Speaking of Marriage and Family Life

At the family table this Thanksgiving, talk about what family tradi�ons do you treasure most?

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Please continue to share alumni updates by emailing [email protected] We will surely feature their stories.

The Boardwalk

Many, many years ago, hotel owners had a major problem along the Jersey Shore. The problem was the beach sand along the shore. Hotel owners couldn’t keep the beach sand out of the hotels along the Jersey Shore. The problem was fixed with the construc�on of a simple boardwalk along the Jersey Shore. It separated the beach sand from the hotels and gave people a clean path to walk along the Jersey Shore. Now, the hotel owners and beach goers were happy along the Jersey Shore.

Did you know? The very first boardwalk was constructed in Atlan�c City, New Jersey.

By: Charles Holtz, parishioner

REQUIESCAT IN PACE

Please remember in your prayers the happy repose of the soul of:

Frank Rocco

Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord, And let perpetual light shine upon him.

Knights News

The Knights of Columbus picked up and delivered over 1100 pounds of food for the Annual Knights of Columbus Thanksgiving Food Drive. The dona�ons were delivered to the Mercy Center in Asbury Park on November 11 by brother Knights. In the photo are 3 of the brothers, Bill, John and Ken who helped load the vehicles. Once again due to the generosity of the St Jerome parishioners and the diligent work of the Knights, another successful project was completed.

If you feel you would like to join this great organiza�on, The Knights of Columbus please reach out to a Knight through you parish office.

We look forward to hearing from you.

GOD Bless

The Knights of Columbus.

Congratula�ons!

St. Jerome School receiving the well deserved Na�onal Blue Ribbon Award in Washington, D.C.

November 8, 2018

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SSERVER SCHEDULE Saturday, November 24 5:00 pm

Lector Tom Pearson


Diane Ailor Marge Edelson Lea Tallarico

Sunday, November 25 8:00 am

Lector Keith Molloy


Barbara Calvo Catherine Hinz Kathy Molloy

Altar Servers Michael Delia Audrey Delia

10:00 am Lector Donna Scally


Deacon Paul K. Kate Chambrovich Joan Berzansky

Mass Inten�ons


5:00 pm Trudy Sin�c Req. by Marjorie & Paul Edelson

Dr. Anthony Micale Req. by the Basaman family

Sunday, November 18

8:00 am Calvin & Jennie Applegate Req. by David Applegate

Jean Wengler(14th Anniversary) Req. by John Wengler

10:00 am Dominic & Emmanuel Musto Emil Nemec

Req. by the Buckley & McTague families

Monday, November 19

9:00 am Thomas Kaufman Req. by the O.Connor family

Tuesday, November 20

9:00 am Living and Deceased Members of the Parish

Wednesday, November 21

9:00 am Mike Maxwell Marc Adami�s( in remembrance of his birthday)

Req. by Norma

Thursday, November 22

9:00 am Thanksgiving Mass at St. Jerome Church


5:00 pm James McGurl ( 24th Anniversary) Req. by the McGurl family

Deceased members of the Reilly/Burns families

Req. by the Basaman family

8:00 am Heather Melofchik Sullivan Req. by Elizabeth Hardy

Sunday, November 25

10:00 am Robert & Rose Anderson Arthur Jones

Req. by Rose O’Connor Myers

Flowers on the main altar in memory of Jean Wengler

Given by John Wengler Flowers on the Blessed Mother and St. Joseph

side altars in memory of Arthur Jurman Given by his loving family

Mini Medita�on Truth

"Faith and Reason are like two wings on which the human spirit rises to the contempla�on of truth; and God has placed in the human heart a desire to know

the truth - in a word, to know himself - so that, by knowing and loving God, men and women may also

come to the fullness of truth about themselves."

St. John Paul II

POPE FRANCIS PRAYER INTENTIONS FOR NOVEMBER

In the Service of Peace That the language of love and dialogue may always prevail over the language of con�lict.

Here’s One Posi�ve Encouragement

What is your prospective on life, Religion and Jesus? WOW! What

a deep question!!! Have you though about any of these four in-

depth lately? Are these thoughts too difficult and taxing to

spend time on? Are you up to the challenge? If so, think about

discussing them, one at a time with friends. You probably have

never spoken about these subjects in depth. You will be

surprised at what everyone’s opinion is. Enjoy this little exercise. I

believe that once you get started, you will all agree that it all

REQUIESCAT IN PACE

Please remember in your prayers the happy repose of the soul of longtime parishioner and lector:

Joe Hauschildt

Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord, And let perpetual light shine upon him.

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GODPARENTS/SPONSORS

Have you been asked to be a GODPARENT? Have you been asked to SPONSOR someone ready to receive the Sacrament of Confirmation, or for an adult in the RCIA program?

It is an honor and a privilege to be asked. You are seen as someone that a family, child, teenager, or adult looks up to as living a strong, Christian Catholic faith. You model that behavior in the way that you live your life.

To receive a sponsorship form signed and sealed by the Pastor, please keep the following in mind:

�� I am age 16 or older. �� I am registered in the parish. �� If married, the marriage is recognized by the Catholic Church. �� I attend Mass on a regular basis. �� I contribute to the support of the Church, as best I can. (Attendance is taken by the envelopes in the collection

basket). �� I receive Sacraments according to the Laws of the Church, and I fulfill the requirements listed above.

The Church takes very seriously the role of being a sponsor. Choosing a sponsor would be based on the person’s dedication to the faith and regular practice thereof.

FREE! FREE! FORMED.ORG FORMED is a terrific online Catholic resource, created by the Augus�ne Ins�tute, with the hope that its outstanding Catholic content would not only enrich and strengthen the faith of prac�cing Catholics, but also help non-prac�cing Catholics return to their Catholic family.

FORMED has something for everyone! - adults, teens and children –

movies ~ studies ~ e-books ~ and more you can even get FORMED on-the-go

with their APP! The best part – your access to FORMED will be FREE when you register to FORMED using our parish’s unique subscrip�on code.

VISIT FORMED.ORG WITH A WEB BROWSER CLICK ON “ENTER CODE” in the Get Started

options in the bottom right of screen. ENTER PARISH ACCESS CODE: 6QQDHJ Enter your email address and create a password (you

will need this to login later)

The next time you visit FORMED, click on LOGIN and enter your email address and the PW you created in step 4.

Adult Faith Formation News! Fall 2018 News...UPDATE

IMPORTANT: Due to a lack of response, the evening session for this study/reflection has been canceled. The morning session, however,

is still open for participants.

This is Jesus’s promise to you: “Behold, I am with you always.” (Mt. 28:20)

** PRESENCE ** the mystery of the Eucharist

A 5-part video study series with a printable participant guide via FORMED.ORG

Time – Thursdays -- 9:30AM-11:00AM Location -- SJ Rectory Meeting Room

Date: Nov. 29

How to Register Contact: Christine Scholtz,

Lay ecclesial minister 732-222-2927 / [email protected]

Prefer to Study at Home?

access “Presence” via FORMED.ORG (See “FORMED” in bulletin for details)

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UNITED IN PRAYER

Please pray for the sick, the homebound and those who have requested us to remember them in prayer, especially: Jean Kolibas, Donna Curtis, Silvio Varone, Laurel Varone, Chad Clarke, Josephine Santandrea, Kathleen Moran, Eileen Lomet, Barbara Sullivan, Fr. Fred Jackiewicz, Robert Steiner, Kathy Ryan, Lorry Steiner, Jim Malespina, Jim Vecchione, Vinny Stasio, Ginny Krick, Thomas Mappey, Eugene Andrea, John Clark, Joan Malespina Marie Miltner, Vilda Malic, Joel Rivera, Peter Gangemi, Jane Pearson, Francis Tarasiewicz, Bob Waitt, Maryanne Cardamone, David Walther, Don Bennett, Lori Kelly, Carole Evangelista, Marie Siciliano, Maureen Walther, Regina Roche and family, Frank Marsico, John Maugeri, the Mazza family, the Frankfort family, Raymond Hardy, Maritza Hernandez, Jeffrey White, Anna Oleinik, Peggy Morgan, Peggy Hildebrand, Augustus Maggio, Hayden Hawes,, John Shaw, Jeanine Hayes, Wendy Lewelyn, Phil Wilderotter, John Murphy, Frank Signorelli, Steve Lazar, John Fiedler, Myra Walther, Samy Yanni, Randy Siciliano, Rose DiLieto,

November 29, 2018 @ 4:00 pm

St. Jerome Church

Confirma�on "increases and deepens (confirms) bap�smal grace; unites us more firmly to Christ; increases the gi�s of the Holy Spirit within us; makes our bond with the Church stronger and more perfect; renders us true witnesses of Christ, able to spread and defend our Catholic faith by word and ac�on." "Be sealed with the gi� of the Holy Spirit." Candidates stand for themselves as individuals ac�vely choosing to live as Catholics, but they do not stand alone. Their sponsors and the Church family stands with them.

Send a Hero Home for the Holidays Send a Hero Home for the Holidays is a program that pays the transporta�on costs of ac�ve duty military personnel to return home for Christmas. Our primary focus is the joint base of McGuire/Dix/Lakehurst given their large popula�on of service personnel

but Earle Naval Base and the Sandy Hook Coast Guard Sta�on have been included. We work with the Base Chaplains in iden�fying recipients. The only restric�on for applicants is their rank can be no higher than an E3 – junior enlisted personnel.

Last year we sent 99 service personnel home; as of 10/31 we have purchased �ckets for 61 this year. The average cost per �cket is $550. Please be as generous as you can to send our military home for the holidays. Note: We send all religious affilia�ons, genders and races home, the Knights pay for the Chaplain’s selec�ons.

Flyers are available in the back of the church if you would like to send a dona�on. The Knights thank you all for your con�nued support of our programs.

Thank You, Thank You, Thank You

Thank you for being a voice for mission on World Mission Sunday!

Our parish offered $2,763.00 to The Society for the Propagation of the Faith for the missionary work of the Church. This is a real blessing for the Missions! Please continue to pray for missionaries, and for the people to whom they bring the “Good News” of Jesus. May God bless you for your generous missionary spirit!

Supermarket Gi� Card Sales

Shoprite, Wegman’s, and Foodtown gi� cards have been sold at St. Jerome’s Church for several years. The purpose is to raise funds to support St. Jerome School. Cards are available in $25, $50, and $100 denomina�ons. The cost to the buyer equals the value of the card. The profit to St. Jerome School is 5% of the total sales. This may sound like a small amount, but it adds up.

Gi� cards will be sold at St. Jerome Church: a�er 7:30 am Mass every Sunday and on the 1st Sunday of every month before the 11am Mass.

At St. Mary’s: Gi� cards will be sold on the 1st Sunday of every month before the 10am Mass.

If you have any ques�ons: email Richard Loeffler at [email protected]

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Deacon’s Corner

A few days ago, I had the grand honor of participating in the Liturgy at a funeral mass of one of the original founders of St. Jerome Church and School – Carolyn Brady. She was, it could be said, “The last of her kind.”

Mrs. Brady was an elegant lady, an early President of the School P.T.A., the Rosary Altar Society, etc, etc, etc. It’s hard to believe, but Carolyn swam in different social waters at the time of the church’s founding. There were big families, one job per family, a black and white T.V. set, one car, and tuition paid for each St. Jerome student. The public trough and its benefits, were bypassed for the importance of a Catholic education.

Carolyn and her co-founders had adversities hard to imagine, such as; unwelcoming Protestant neighbors, the K.K.K.,(that’s right, the guys in sheets), indifferent governments, and a diocese that was “benign”, and that’s an understatement. Carolyn, her husband, Bob, and others like her, built our home here at St. Jerome. Also, with help of the super comando Filippini Sisters, built a wonderful school to educate their children and thousands more. Their reward was personal achievement, despite indifference often shown by society at large. It mattered not to those originalists, they pressed on, recognizing the value of love for the community and God.

Indifference is an apt description for today; Mom and Dad indifferent and therefore kids indifferent. And why not, since society is indifferent. To be sure, Carolyn and her co-founders had their own blemishes, but they were not founders, from their perch at the indifferent. And so, my fellow St. Jeromers, Our Lady of Hopers, let’s ask sweet Carolyn Brady and her fellow eternal reward to pray for us. And when needed, kick us in the pants, when we grow weak and surrender all Catholic values of God, family and community that they tried so hard to attain and protect from mediocre indifference.

Rest in Peace – Carolyn Brady Deacon Tony

Please join our students at St. Jerome Church on Wednesday, November 21 at 10:00 am for our Thanksgiving prayer service .

Also, please join us 9:00 Thursday morning for mass at St. Jerome Church in celebration of Thanksgiving.

While preparing meals or baking for the upcoming holidays, don’t forget to check the packaging for the “box tops for educa�on”. Each box top provides St. Jerome School with 10 cents to purchase computer equipment.

Deposit the unexpired tops into the containers at each Church. Thank you for your con�nued support to our Blue Ribbon School.

Saint Jerome School students and PTA would like to express a sincere

thank you to all those Saint Jerome and Saint Mary parishioners who

participate in our GGrocery Card Program and/or attend our Dine-Out

Nights! We would like to share with you the financial impact you have

made with your participation in these fundraisers.

$4,373 – Grocery Card Program profit (Nov 2017 through Oct 2018) **

$280 – Chili’s Dine-Out night profit

$279 - Habit Burger Dine-Out night profit

** This profit is from approximately 20 regular parishioners!

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NEIGHBORING PARISHES OF

Precious Blood (churcho�hepreciousblood.org)

Next Sunday, November 25, 2018, we will be having a Pam-pered Chef Party to help refresh the equipment in our Parish Center Kitchen. The party will begin at 1:00pm in the Parish Center. Noted Broadway Chef, David Meehan will be the Host.

It should prove to be a great �me and you can start your Christmas Shopping early.

St. Dorothea (www.stdorothea.org)

2018 Christmas cards are here! Check out our FACEBOOK page to see a sample. Get yours now. Join us on Saturday, Dec. 1st as our Music Ministry presents our annual Fes�val of Caroling at 7:15 PM in the Church.

St. Michael (www.stmichaelnj.com)

All are welcome and invited to a�end our 7:00 p.m. Mass on Monday, November 19. This Mass will be the second of a quarterly series of Masses intended to bring together the parishioners, staffs, and clergy of the five neighboring parishes: Christ the King, Our Lady of Hope Parish (the recently merged St. Jerome’s and St. Mary’s), Precious Blood, St. Dorothea’s, and St. Michael’s.

Christ the King • Precious Blood • St. Dorothea St. Jerome • St. Mary • St. Michael

UPCOMING EVENTS

Baptisms

St. Mary’s: 1st Sunday of the month (during 10:00 Mass) &

3rd Sunday of the month (a�er 10:00 Mass).

St. Jerome: 2nd Sunday of the month (during 11:00 Mass)

4th Sunday of the month (a�er 11:00 Mass)

Bap�smal prepara�on classes are held the first Tuesday of each month at 7:30 pm in the St. Jerome Rectory mee�ng room. Both parents are expected to a�end. Please call the rectory to no�fy us of your a�endance and for further assistance.

Christ the King (www.cklb.org)

Divine Mercy Healing Mass 3pm at Holy Trinity Church, Nov 18th.

Holiday Basket Auc�on, Sat, Dec 1st, Parish Hall, Entrance: $10.00.

Our Lady of Guadalupe Traveling Torches, Dec 1st, Christ the King Parish will have 3 buses depar�ng from the front of Our Lady Star of the Sea Church at 7:00 am and depar�ng at 4:00 pm from St. Mary’s Cathedral to return home. If you wish to a�end please call Amy or Mary office 732-222-3216.

Evening Prayer

Sunday Dec. 2, 9 and 23

4:30 PM St. Jerome Church

Evening Prayer is short collection of psalms, hymns, canticles and intercessions. It is the prayer of the

Church, prayed around the world as night silently falls

upon the earth. It is “a prayer of thanksgiving, not only

for what God has done through Jesus Christ, but for

what God is doing now in our lives and in our world.”

Come! Lift your voice to the heavens!

“Where two or three are gathered in my name, I am there in their midst” (Mt 18:20)

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