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ASSUMPTION CHURCH 146 S. Pitney Road Galloway, NJ 08205 Saturday Evening .............................................. 4:00 pm Sunday ................................................... 8:30 & 11:00 am Holy Days...................... as announced in the bulle n Weekdays Monday - Friday .............................................. 8:00 am Tuesday, Thursday ....................................... 12:15 pm

ST. NICHOLAS CHURCH 525 St. Louis Ave. Egg Harbor, NJ 08215 Saturday Evening ............................. 4:30 pm (English) Sunday .................................................. 8:45 am (English) Sunday .............................................. 10:30 am (Spanish) Holy Days...................... as announced in the bulle n Weekdays Monday, Wednesday, Friday...................... 7:00 am Spanish Mass ................................... Tuesdays, 6:30pm

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Phone ......................................... 609-652-0008 ext. 208 Fax ................................................................ 609-652-0883 Email ........................ religioused@OLPHparish-nj.org Hours Monday-Wednesday ................. 7:00 am - 4:00 pm Thursday ........................................ 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

ParishStaff Rev. Nicholas Dudo ............................................... Pastor Rev. Vincent Orum AJ ......................... Parochial Vicar Rev. Armando Rodriguez Montoya ...Hispanic Ministries Rev. Yvans Jazon ................................ Hai an Ministry Mr. Frank Cerullo ..........................Permanent Deacon Mr. Michael Guerrieri..................Permanent Deacon Kristy Torres .................................................. Bookkeeper Joe Picardi............................. Administra ve Assistant Katrina Barre .....................................Parish Secretary Nancy Riddell .............. Dir. of Youth Faith Forma on Terri Moncrief ........... Religious Educa on Secretary Rich Sooy................................Maintenance Supervisor Donna Marie Berchtold................. ......Music Director

Sacraments BAPTISMS: Arrangements must be made through the parish office. PRE-BAPTISM WORKSHOPS: Pre-registra on is required through the parish office. CONFESSIONS: Saturdays at 3:00 pm - Assump on Church; Saturdays at 3:30 pm - St. Nicholas Church or by appointment with a priest. MATRIMONY: Arrangements must be made one year in advance. Please call the parish office to make an appointment with one of our parish priests. LOW-GLUTEN HOSTS ARE available at both of our parish's worship sites. Please see an usher 15 minutes before Mass for further instruc ons.

PARISH CENTER 146 S. Pitney Road, Bldg 1, Galloway, NJ 08205

Phone ........... 609-652-0008 Fax ............. 609-652-0883 Hours ............................................................. 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

SERVICIO PASTORAL A LA COMUNIDAD HISPANA Misa dominical a las 10:30 am en la iglesia. Ultreya de Cursillo todos los Martes a las 7:30 pm. Misa a las 6:30 pm en español. Confesión antes de la misa o por la cita con el sacerdote.

AssumptionRegional CatholicSchoolInformation

146 S. Pitney Road, Galloway, NJ 08205

Mary Ellen Schurtz, Principal

Phone ................................................................ 609-652-7134 Fax ...................................................................... 609-652-2544 On the Web ............................................... arcsgalloway.org

Our Lady of Perpetual Help 146 S. Pitney Road Saint Nicholas Church + Galloway, NJ 08205 + Church of the Assumption

Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time

September 25, 2016

On the Web: www.OLPHparish-nj.org Email: parishoffice@OLPHparish-nj.org

For your convenience, our parish now par cipates in ELECTRONIC GIVING – Visit our website and click on the “Parish Giving” logo on the le side for further informa on.

MASS INTENTIONS SATURDAY September 24, 2016 4:00 PM (A) Jennie Hahn/ OLPH Music Ministry 4:30 PM (SN) Rose McGeary/ Jim McGeary

SUNDAY September 25, 2016 8:30 AM (A) Ferdinand Augello/ Joseph & Marguerita Nanfara and Family 8:45 AM (SN) Lisa Pierpont/ Mom & Dad Bernesse Capille/ Maria & Jay Jennie Rotondo/ Husband Richard & Family Susan Schmader/ Torres Family Mary Berenato/ Albert & Donna Butterhof & Family Melvin Manning/ Paul & Joanne Glenn 10:30 AM (SN) Hector Mario Amaya/Familia Parra-Fernandez 11:00 AM (A) Donald & Margaret Niceler/ Family Robert Tingle/ SJ Men’s & Women’s Emmaus Groups Charles Doyle/ Environment Committee Stephanie Low/ Pat & Jack Keenan Franca Vespe/ Vitello Family Carmella Paolino/ Family 12:45 PM (A) Mass in Creole (Haitian Community)

MONDAY September 26, 2016 7:00 AM (SN) George Oliver/ Betty Oliver 8:00 AM (A) Charles Doyle/ Kay Adams

TUESDAY September 27, 2016 8:00 AM (A) Susanne Pierrette Prie/ Mary Thorne 12:15 PM (A) Gerry Hand/ John and Alice DaGrosa 6:30 PM (SN) Spanish Mass

WEDNESDAY September 28, 2016 7:00 AM (SN) Costa Family 8:00 AM (A) Robert Tingle/ Marie LaPelusa

THURSDAY September 29, 2016 8:00 AM (A) Lisa Pierpont/ Family 12:15 PM (A) Anicasia Torres/Family

FRIDAY September 30, 2016 7:00 AM (SN) Kay and Frank McCullough/ Betty Oliver 8:00 AM (A) Charles Doyle / Maureen Foley

SATURDAY October 1, 2016 9:00 AM (A) Carmella Paolino/ Joe and Shay Family and Kids 4:00 PM (A) Fred Kruczek/ Jimmy and Toni Murphy Jennie Hahn/ Lauren and Scott Houck Veronica Farrell/ Family Russell Fitzgerald/ William Wiseman MaryAnn Gatto/ Kim and Tony Gatto Lorraine Kolb/ Jean Bunker 4:30 PM (SN) Marie Stuckel / Willa Stockton and Family Melvin Manning/ Jack and Barbara Evanchek

SUNDAY October 2, 2016 8:30 AM (A) Ibhade and Albert Eigbe/ Family 8:45 AM (SN) Maureen Senese/ The Torres Family 10:30 AM (SN) Albita Cotes Albino/ Ivia and Tony Ruiz 11:00 AM (A) Adolph Jarensky/ Daughter 12:45 PM (A) Mass in Creole (Haitian Community)

ALTAR LINENS: St. Nicholas Church September – Marie Galli

READINGS FOR SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2016 HABABKKUK 1:2-3; 2:2-4 (141C) 2 TIMONTHY 1:6-8, 13-14 GOSPEL: LUKE 17:5-10

Pray For Our Sick

Let us remember the sick of our community that they may receive healing of body, soul and spirit

Andy Mahieu, Tom Iannaccio, Melvin Manning, Margaret Butler, Caroline McClure, Carmen Ramirez, Jessica Weeks George Link, Abel Pencheff, Joseph Banger, Carlos Rivera, Joanne Gazo, Joseph LoPiccolo, Luke Thomas Colluzzi, Dorothy Young, Roy Havelin, Sharon Armhold, Brennan Camp, Betty Ann Rundio, Ronald Clarke, Esther Frontuto, Judy Medrano, Ronnie Garbutt Jr, Mary Emma Sartorio, John Guerra, Jim Colaianni, Marcia Ireland, Blaise Verret, Nick DeMatteo, Irene Dingman, Emma Diegelman, Joseph Husta, Leo Gaudette, Lillian Smith, Gerry Campbell, Marilyn Ann Kahill, Jay Darcey, Flo Pagliuco, Keith Steffler, Holly Taggart, Jackie Bauman, Jack Guenther, Rene Doan, Tom Jordan, Jr., Gabe Ingegneri, Carmen Pencheff, Mary Merline, John McCarthy, Madeline Salemi, Cecilia LeFevre, Anthony Librizzi, Angela Nanfara, Michael Bradford, Josh Lee Vadell and Debbie Brooks.

COMMUNION SERVICE – Every Saturday at 8:00 am, St. Nicholas Church. All are welcomed. ALTAR & ROSARY SOCIETY – Meets on the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 7:00 pm, St. Nicholas Church Rectory. New members welcomed. CAP CLASSES – The schedule can be found on the Diocesan website: www.camdendiocese.org if you would like to attend a class or call 856-583-6165. ADORATION OF THE MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT is held weekly on Wednesdays (A) from 8:30 am ending with Benediction at 6:00 pm. If you would like to volunteer, please call the parish office. CHARISMATIC PRAYER GROUPS – Meets every week at two locations. Monday’s at 7:30 pm, St. Nicholas Rectory and Wednesdays at 7:15 pm, Assumption’s Church Narthex. MONTHLY ROSARY - TAKE NOTE: ROSARY FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER WILL BE AT 6:30 PM We invite all to come to the Assumption site Chapel Next rosary on October 7, 2016.

THE SANCTUARY CANDLES

THIS WEEK (ST NICHOLAS - CHURCH)

In memory of Ernesto and Anicasia Torres Requested By: Family

(ASSUMPTION - CHURCH) In memory of Pete Perry

Requested by: Four Seasons Bridge Group

(ASSUMPTION - CHAPEL) In memory of Dante F. Brando

Requested by: Marian Polizzi

Pastor’s Corner

“Me and my household…We will serve the Lord;

We will serve the Lord…Me and my household!” Last Sunday was a great day as we enjoyed our 4th Annual Parish Festival. The Festival committee, under the leadership of Jerry Vekteris, once again did a superb job in coordinating the day – the fruit of their sacrifice of time over several months. Our gratitude also goes to so many parishioners and parish staff who: volunteered their time to serve in a variety of capacities; shared their talent in cooking, singing, painting, dancing or emceeing (thank you Dennis Connelly); or donated food items, supplies, or their treasure for the success of the festival. Without all of you we could not have had such a fantastic day! We were also fortunate to have Bishop Sullivan join us once again to celebrate as a parish faith community! Though he had other things scheduled on Sunday he wanted to be with us for such a joyful occasion. And the Lord certainly answered our prayers! Not only didn’t it rain, it was bright and sunny with the temperature reaching close to 90º - unusual for mid September. Yes, God was truly good to us as we gathered, shared and enjoyed the experience of being with one another as a parish family. It was a perfect opportunity to kick-off the next phase of our Discipleship initiative: Family Discipleship – how we, who have grown in our personal Discipleship to Christ, can now be a catalyst in our natural family and parish family to help our spouses and relatives and neighbors ‘rediscover Jesus’. We have a rich history in our parish of families who have given so much to the Church community. They were Disciples of their time and we still experience the fruit of their service. The two pillars of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish (the former St. Nicholas and Assumption Parishes) are the foundation that we continue to build upon as modern day Disciples. At our Festival the Lord gave us a ‘Holy Spirit’ moment to remind us that He is with us; surprising us with His all-knowing power, so that we do not become discouraged but continue to trust in hope in His amazing grace! This God-incidence began on Saturday (September 17) when Dennis Niceler brought me a gift for the parish. It was a framed, original copy of the blueprint for the 1925 Assumption Church building that he was giving in memory of his parents Don and Margaret (Peg). This document recognized the Wiegand family, who donated the land for the Church building. There were other families, including John and Anna Guenther who also donated property for the rectory, school and shrine, but this blueprint was specific to only the Church. Then at our Festival on Sunday, when we opened the cornerstone of the 1925 Church, inside a small metal box we found 3 coins (a penny, nickel and dime) – perhaps a reference to the story of St. Nicholas giving 3 gold coins to the parents of 3 girls to be used as a dowry – along with a folded, faded piece of paper, that was bleached & blank from time and temperature except for a small vignette of a blue-colored field containing a few legible words. These words were identical to the boundary description on the blueprint donated by Dennis! Who would have imagined that the item presented on Saturday would be the very same item found in the 91 year old time capsule! Except God, of course.

Peace, Fr. Nick

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Dear Friends,

On Friday, October 7th, at our 9:00 Liturgy, the 2016-201 Student Council will be installed. The Student Council of ARCS engages our students in a variety of community service, fundraising, school leadership and school spirit projects. This year’s leadership group includes Aidan Brandt- President, Haleigh Schafer- Vice- President, Sarah Reed- Secretary and Kathleen Walls- Treasurer with Erin Brennan and Christopher Finan as the 8th grade class representatives. The class representatives from 7th grade are Julianna Bobe, Rebecca Silipena, Emilia Fedasz and Samantha Keough. The sixth grade representatives are Molly Brennan, Melissa Ledwold, Lorena Saavedra and Riley Thomas. Newly elected 5th grade representatives include Abigail Reed, Jenna Petruzzi, Gracie Pierce and Hanna Watson.

We are very proud of the work that this group undertakes. They will begin the school year with a denim dress down for the entire school on Friday, October 14th. The donations will go to support the Christiana Rush Fund, a local breast cancer support group which aids families that require extra funds to meet their daily needs, as they move through their treatments.

All are invited to attend our opening liturgy. The school choir (students from grades four through eight) has begun practicing to lead the student body in song.

Thanks to all for your continued support. God bless you,

Mary Ellen Schurtz

ARCS RAFFLE BENEFITING Drawing held on December 16, 2016

At OLPH, Assumption Church 1ST PRIZE 20% of money raised 2ND PRIZE 15% of money raised

3RD PRIZE 15% of money raised… Cost is $100 per ticket with only 125 tickets being sold. Municipal RL#RA948

Tickets can be purchased at the school office, by emailing cflammer@arcsgalloway.org or calling (609) 652-7134

Crafters WANTED Assumption Regional Catholic School will hold their 27th Annual Indoor Christmas Craft Fair Saturday and Sunday November 12th & 13th. Saturday hours are 9 am -6pm and Sunday 9am – 4pm. Cost per space is $90 and includes 8’ X 5’ display area (for both days.) Space is limited and on a first come first serve basis. Crafters who would like to be a part of one of the most successful indoor craft fairs in the area can call Melissa Connahey (609)377-7037 or Melissa.connahey31@gmail.com. Deadline 11/1-2015

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BIENVENIDOS a todos de parte del Párroco Nick Dudo, Rev. Vincent Orum, AJ, Rev. Armando Rodríguez Montoya y todos los miembros de la Parroquia de Nuestra Señora del Perpetuo Socorro – OLPH. Iglesia San Nicolás. Gracias por su presencia.

NOTICIAS IMPORTANTES: Rectoría: (609) 652-0008

Favor de hacer cheques a “Our Lady of Perpetual Help” o simplemente: OLPH.

1. ATENCION: Todas las intenciones de misa serán aceptadas

por una ofrenda mínima de $15.00 por cada tarjeta. Se pueden echar en la colecta con la información y dinero. Ponerle “Mass Card – Misa Hispana” afuera del sobre. Cheques a nombre de OLPH. Para más información llamen a la rectoría: 652-0008. Recuerden de notar si es para difunto, enfermo, o cumpleaños, NO se permitirán peticiones el mismo día de las misas. Esto lleva todo un proceso. Para las misas de los Domingos y Martes, si tiene alguna intención, favor de enviarla por lo menos 3 semanas de anticipación, para que pueda salir en el boletín. Por favor escriba su numero de teléfono por si acaso necesitan comunicarse con ustedes. Gracias

2. LECTORES Y MINISTROS EXTRAORDINARIOS: NO SE

OLVIDEN, las reuniones serán, el tercer martes de mes después de la misa para ambos. Por favor traten de asistir a estas reuniones son bien instructivas. Necesitamos que todos asistan! Si NO pueden leer los días que están asignados o participar en la eucaristía, favor de ver a Yolanda! Es bien importante que todos tengamos comunicación!

3. HORA SANTA: Se celebra en el primer martes de mes

después de la misa. 4. BAUTISMO: Todo aquel que este interesado en bautizar,

tendremos las clases de catequesis para padres y padrinos el segundo martes de cada mes, comenzando a las 5:30pm y terminando con la Santa misa

5. FESTIVAL: Gracias a todos los que colaboraron y los que

trajeron algún platillo, nos divertimos mucho y quedo todo muy bonito.

BREVE COMENTARIO A LA LITURGIA DE HOY

UNA HISTORIA DEL MÁS ALLÁ. Hay personas a las que les apasionan los temas de apariciones, misterios de espíritus, brujerías y fenómenos similares. La fantasía y la imaginación juegan una parte importante para este tipo de relatos. Pero es verdad también que hay quienes se extravían en los planos de la verdad y la fantasía, dando por cierto aquello que no pasa de ser una narración entretenida. En el evangelio de este domingo Jesús habla de una historia con un realismo sorprendente: un rico soberbiamente vestido se da la gran vida, mientras la contrastante figurilla de un andrajoso suspiraba con poder comer las sobras de la mesa del rico. Puede hacerse una relectura literal de estos dos personajes en nuestros tiempos: hay personas que carecen de lo más elemental para poder llevar una vida digna, y ni siquiera podrían aspirar a llevar una vida regularmente buena. El escándalo es que justo junto a ellas se levantan magnos edificios construidos y habitados por personas que en esta vida tienen bienes materiales de sobra. Y es escándalo, porque por el afán de acumular, cometen injusticias, o se olvidan de sus semejantes. Veamos: en el evangelio hay una vida posterior en la que los papeles se invierten y se le hace ver al rico egoísta que su dinero antes habido no sirve de nada en la otra vida; mientras que la resignada vida del pobre es ahora premiada. Según el evangelio, hay una causa directa: en la vida terrenal el mendigo había recibido solo males y el rico bienes; pero él no supo dar a esos bienes un buen uso que sirviera para liberar el hambre del mendigo. Se mencionan también en este evangelio de dos estados de vida posteriores al presente: por una parte, "el seno de Abraham", lugar salvífico para los judíos, a donde el mendigo ha sido llevado. Y el otro, sin más, el infierno, a donde el rico fue llevado para verse lleno de tormentos. Desde luego, todos aspiramos a llegar al cielo; no creo que alguien quiera condenarse; pero ¿qué estamos comprando con nuestra vida actual, en lo relacionado con la caridad fraterna?

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Bells are ringing for married couples! Not church bells, not school bells, not wedding bells, but faith, knowledge and married love WILL grow if you hear the wake-up bell reminding you to go on a Worldwide Marriage Encounter weekend! The next weekends are Sep 30-Oct 2 and Dec 9-11. Questions? Need more information? Call our application couple at 609-741-8012 or email applications@wwme-southjersey.org

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION & Youth News!

Thank you so much for your generous response in meeting the need of catechists for both our weekly and monthly family programs. Volunteers are always welcome to aide, assist in the office, or substitute. Please contact Nancy Riddell at 609-652-0008 ext. 208 for details.

Weekly Sunday classes have already begun, but it’s not too let for you to register your child the Religious Education and faith formation in our program. Please contact the Religious Education for registration information and with any questions.

Salt and Light Youth Group Mark your calendars as our Youth Group, “Salt and Light” kicks of a great fun-filled and faith-filled year on Sunday, September 25th from 7 pm to 8:30 p.m. at ARCS. We will have a fire pit, scavenger hunt, music, stuff to munch on and great a great time getting to know one another. All 7th grade through high school youth are welcome to attend!

Socktober This is a national sole warming movement that gives everyone an easy and fun way to help those in need. All you need to do is bring in a pair of NEW socks. The smallest act of kindness can make a huge difference in the lives of those less fortunate in our local community. This is being run by our Religious Education Classes and is also open to parishioners.

Look for the receptacles in the back of church marked “SOCKTOBER” or bring them to Religious Ed Class. This will run from Oct 1st to the 31st. Want to learn more about Socktober go to their website: Happysocktober.com. Need further info call Nancy McKeown-Brand - 748-8044.

FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE is looking for bakers to help us with our next few events: October 7th, November 18th and December 4th. Please contact June Grentz 609-652-8253 if you are able to help.

WOMEN’S RETREAT – Ct. Stella Maris #288, Catholic Daughters of the Americas, is sponsoring our Annual retreat weekend at San Alfonso Retreat House in Long Branch, NJ on October 7, 8, 9, 2016. This cost for the weekend including meals is $210. For further information call Miriam at 241-1251.

ST. NICHOLAS FEAST DAY - Anyone interested in participating on our St. Nicholas feast day celebration committee please contact Joe Picardi at 609-652-0008 Ext. 205 or admin@olphparish-nj.org The celebration will be held on Tuesday December 6th at St. Nicholas Church."

RESPECT LIFE PRAYER CHAIN – Come join us on October 2nd at the Assumption church worship site to form the RESPECT Life Prayer Chain along Pitney Rd. Meet where the OLPH sign is on the road from 2:30 pm – 3:30 pm. Please come out and show your support.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS will be selling car raffle tickets after all Masses this weekend….

House of Charity

DID YOU KNOW - the House of Charity is a donor choice for many employee giving campaigns?

Many businesses will begin their Employee Giving Campaigns this month and continue to solicit donations through the fall months. Employee Giving/United Way campaigns give us an opportunity to direct our donations to the charities that best represents our beliefs, interests and social concerns.

Ask your employer for a pledge card and be sure to:

� In the Donor Choice Section, designate the “HOUSE of Charity“ � Ask to be acknowledged! This ensures our parish will receive

credit toward our House of Charity goal. � If the agency requests a code for your donor choice…these

codes may be found on the House of Charity website under “Employee Giving Campaign” and in the Catholic Star Herald.

Your donation to our House of Charity helps to build, support and maintain many programs, ministries and services throughout our parishes and communities. These programs save lives and build futures. Thank you so much for your past, present and future support of our House of Charity fundraising campaign.

CINDERELLA CHEESECAKE SALE – Time is getting closer to ordering your cheesecakes for Thanksgiving. Flyer should be out in two weeks. Cost went up $1 but it is well worth the price.

Our Annual Baby Shower will take place this year the weekend of October 29th & 30th. This year we are going to try and do something a little different. We will have a speaker with us that weekend. They are from the Good Counsel Homes who serve both the Camden and Trenton Diocese. They run 4 homes for unwed mothers and work with them even after they have their child. You will be giving a small baby bottle to take home and to put your loose change, check or dollars in. You will be asked to return the following weekend. By doing this, it gives you the opportunity to buy a gift or make a donation. It will be your decision. Some people like to buy gifts and they are in need of those items as well. Items needed: clothing, diapers, winter onesies 3-9 months old, crib sheets, blankets and any items for infants will be greatly appreciated. Any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the parish office. Their website: Goodcounselhomes.org if you would like to review.

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