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260 Conrow Road • P.O. Box 1099 • Delran, New Jersey 08075
Rev. John C. Garrett Pastor
Deacon William Briggs Deacon Dan Meehan , OFS
Deacon Jim Cattanea
Trish Haran Business Manager Mariana Pirri Office Manager
Rich Scanlon
Director of Evangelization & Discipleship Formation
RCIA - Call Parish Office 856-461-6555
Rosemary Schmierer Music Director
Perpetual Adoration
856.461.6555
Parish Office 856.461.6555 Monday & Tuesday
9:00 am until 4:30 pm 4:45 to 8:30 pm
Wednesday to Friday 9:00 am until 4:30 pm
Except Holidays and Holy Days Closed for Lunch 1:00—2:00 pm
St. Max Library
Monday & Tuesday 9:00 am to 8:30 pm
Website www.Resurrection2.org
Page 2 Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
February 23 & 24, 2019 SATURDAY 5:00 PM (HN) Michael Zuccarelli r/b Jack & MaryJane
Wasneski SUNDAY 8:00 AM (SC) Frank Lauth r/b Anna Lauth 10:00 AM (HN) For the Parishioners 12:00 PM (SC) Deborah M. Crowe r/b Barbara Casperite
February 25 – March 2, 2019
Monday (HN) Jacquelyn Burton r/b Bernice Novak Tuesday (SC) Rosemarie D. Spence r/b Linda Wolf Wed. (HN) Rose Guggino r/b Diana S. James Thursday (SC) Sharon Avery r/b Bill & Sue Avery Friday (HN) Wayne Umbrell r/b Pat Wilf Saturday (SC) Paul & Nicole Popick r/b Family
March 2 & 3, 2019 SATURDAY 5:00 PM (HN) Janet Yansick & Walter Yansick, Sr. r/b
Walter & Lauren Yansick SUNDAY 8:00 AM (SC) Jose & Anna Correia r/b Maria
Figueiredo 10:00 AM (HN) For the Parishioners 12:00 PM (SC) Juozas Zemaitis r/b Milda Matusz
Pray for the Deceased Please remember Julia Finley in your prayers. Eternal rest grant unto her, O Lord. Extraordinary Ministers & Lectors Next weekend (March 2 & 3 ), TEAM 3 will be serving at the Masses....so if you are on TEAM 3, please plan on serving! **Please pick up your new schedule after Mass. Youth Group The Youth Group meets the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month from (TONIGHT) 6:30-8:00 PM in Room 8 of the Parish Center. All 8th thru 12th
Grade students are welcome…and as always, bring a friend!! Bulletin Deadline Notices for the March 24, 2019 bulletin are due in the parish office no later than Tuesday, March 12. Thank you for your cooperation!
LIFE AT RESURRECTION 2-24 -Religious Ed 8:30AM K-8/PC --RCIA 11AM/Office -First Penance Practice 11:15AM/HNC -Youth Group 6:30PM/R8 2-25 -Bible Study 1PM/R8 -SVdP Mtg. 7PM/R6 -AA 8:00 PM/R1 2-26 -Adult Faith Formation 1PM/R8 2-27 -Scouts 7PM/office & gym -Cub Scouts 7PM/R8 2-28 -Holy Name Society 7:30PM/R5 3-1 -Have a great weekend! 3-2 -AA 11AM/R1 -First Penance 3PM/HNC -Boy Scouts Spaghetti Dinner 4PM/PC -Oldies Ticket Sales All Weekend Masses -K of C Membership Drive Weekend Masses 3-3 -Religious Ed 8:30AM K-8/PC --RCIA 11AM/Office -Fishes & Loaves Masses/SCC LAMPS - ST. CASIMIR ***The Lamp of Devotion is for a Special Intention. LAMPS - HOLY NAME ***The Tabernacle Votive is for a Special Intention.
GOD’S PLAN FOR GIVING
February 17, 2019 Collection Total $7,427.50 &
February 10, 2019 Online Giving Total will be in next week’s bulletin
Thank you to everyone who has given
responsively! We encourage all to support your parish!
***sign up for electronic giving on our web site: www. Resurrection2.org
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PRAY FOR OUR MILITARY We pray for the safety and the Lord’s protection of our men and women in the military especially Joseph Maute, Jr., Mike Minnis, Kevin Quinn,
Michelle Aleszczyk, Ciera Franklin, Steven Wallis, Joseph J. Vogel, Joseph William Maduzia, Joseph Henry, Connor Murt, Bryant Murt, Greg Kilcheski, Quin Savant PRAY FOR THE SICK Susan Alfred, Stanley Awdiok, Baby Gabby, Baby Jackie, Krista Balderman, Stephen Berrigan, Rhonda Binitt, Richard Bowman, Gen Branca, Howard Brooks, Morris Burton, Lucille Carson, Thalia Carucci, Tom Caulfield, Alice Clarke, Sharon Cocciolone, Vicky Colonna-Fannon, Marian Coppola, Terry Cunningham, Eileen Deravidissian, Tara Delany, Joseph C. Diamond, Jr., Rocco DiLeo, Ted Dorsay, Antonio Esposito, Natalie Fletcher, Betty Fox, Joan Garland, Kate Goldy, Joseph Gramlich, Susan Grant, Jean Henning, Connie Gollatz Hill, John Howey, Madeline Hynes, Sal Inzerilla, Tessie Jankowski, Emma Kenney, Mary Koch, Robert Koch, Dottie Ladzinski, Annette Lasko, Lee Laverty, Matt Laverty, Shirley Law, Kristina & Raina Layden, Rita Lowe, Sophie Maduzia, Alyssa Marrocco, Amy Martin, Virginia Maucciante, Drew Mazzella, Hank McKee, Sean Meehan, Patrick Miller, Mary Morgante, George Myers, Bernard & Verna Nick, Patty Nungesser, Veronica Olgiati, Jan Panic, Christopher Paolini, Courtney Slocum Petersen, Nick Pifani, Tillie Reed, Joel Rivera, Lena Robles, Jay Ruane, Peggy Russick, Peggy Ryan, Rosa Marie Santos, Matthew Seaborn, Ilene Shank, Elliot Blake Shields, Taylor Shuttleworth, Maryann Smargisso, Alex Stanuikynas, Theresa Still, Rose Swanberg, Marie Tumasz, Helen Van Ness, Robert Vinis, Steve Woodward, Regina Zaleski, Connie Zebrowski, Kurt Zitzler Shop Rite Gift Cards Help your parish by purchasing Shop Rite gift cards from the Altar Rosary Society to purchase your groceries. Shop Rite cards are sold after all weekend Masses. You pay the face value for the card, but the parish gets a percentage back, so it doesn’t cost you a penny extra, but your parish benefits! Please support this program!!!
New Parishioners Contact the Parish Office to register at your earliest convenience. Registration is needed to be a sponsor. Weekend Liturgies Saturday Vigil: 5:00PM — Holy Name Site Sunday: 8:00AM & Noon — St. Casimir Site Sunday 10:00AM — Holy Name Site Daily Liturgies Mon. – Wed. - Fri. , 9 AM - Holy Name Site Tues. - Thurs. - Sat., 9AM - St. Casimir Site Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturdays 4:00 – 4:30PM — Holy Name Site Immediately following Daily Mass on:
Wednesdays at Holy Name & Thursdays at St. Casimir
RCIA Those interested exploring the Catholic faith are asked to call the Office for further information. Baptism On Sundays (Holy Name @ 12:00 pm) (St. Casimir @ 1:30 pm) . Call the Parish Office to register. Marriage Contact Parish Office one year in advance. Ministry to the Sick Call the Parish Office if a family member is ill and wishes a visit from a parish minister. Parish Office (856) 461-6555 Parish FAX (856) 461-1293 Office Hours - Monday - Friday
9:00 am - 1:00 pm & 2:00 - 4:30 pm (**closed for lunch from 1:00 - 2:00 pm)
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.resurrection2.org
Parish Mission StatementOur mission, as a Catholic parish family, is to reach out to our brothers and sisters to share the gospel message of Jesus Christ. We will create a welcoming environment that will respect their needs and embrace them with Christ-like hearts.
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From Fr. JC Maximilian’s Desk “Almsgiving”
“Prayer with fasting is good. Almsgiving with righteousness is better than wealth with wickedness. It is better to give alms than to store up gold, for almsgiving saves from death, and purges all sin. Those who give alms will enjoy a full life” (Tobit 12:8-9).
The Season of Lent will soon be upon us (Ash Wednesday is March 6), so it is time to give some thoughts to what we will be doing for Lent. Most people give something up for Lent – like chocolate, coffee, potato chips. For a few years, I would give up television. All of that is a form of fasting, and if done for the proper reason, to make up more aware of the hungry in the world, or to restore our perspective of the item in terms of our relationship with God, then fasting is a great Lenten practice. In fact, fasting is one of the three marks of Lent; together with prayer and almsgiving. Next weekend, we will have a guest columnist who wrote a great article on fasting, in this case abstaining from meat on Fridays. Since we are kicking off the Annual Catholic Appeal this weekend, I thought it would be an appropriate time to reflect a bit on the practice of almsgiving. As the quote from the Book of Tobit above indicates, almsgiving is seen as being better than either fasting or prayer alone. Why? Simply because almsgiving involves both prayer and fasting. Almsgiving is giving to the poor. Most of the time it involves giving money, but it can also include giving food, clothing, and other goods that meet the physical needs of the poor. Yet almsgiving is more than just philanthropy. While giving to a sister or brother in need, almsgiving is also a giving to God. It is recognizing the image and likeness of God in the person in need, so to love them as we love God Himself. Almsgiving also involves fasting, because the giving involved is sacrificial. That means not just giving from our surplus wealth, but giving up something for ourselves so that we can give it to those in greater need. When I was a high school chaplain we tried to teach the students that. Before Thanksgiving, we would have a food drive for the local Soup Kitchen. We found out that the students, who were mostly from upper middle-class families, would just go into their family pantries and grab some cans and boxes of food. Of course, the food helped the poor, but it was not almsgiving because it did not involve any sacrifice. So we asked them to give up something from the cafeteria for a week – a dessert, or a soda – and use that money to go buy a couple of cans of food. Not everyone did it, but those who did said that it gave their giving a whole new meaning. As with anything, almsgiving is easier if we have a plan. So before Lent decide who you are going to gives alms to. Then decide what sacrifices you are going to make to raise the goods that you are going to give to those in need, and then finally, decide how you will pray for those in need during the Lenten season. If your Lenten Almsgiving is successful, hopefully it will bear fruit in your ongoing almsgiving, which includes the tithing we are invited to do to support the parish, the diocese, and the Church at large. A plan for tithing involves the “4 P’s”: Planned, Priority, Percentage, Progressive. Planned means designating money in our budgets to give. Priority means giving to God first before other expenses. Percentage means giving a percentage of your income, and not just a dollar amount (“tithe” means 10%, but you could start at a smaller percentage, say 5%). Finally, Progressive means increasing the percentage regularly, say once a year or if you receive a raise or promotion. Jesus presented almsgiving as a necessary part of Christian life: "when you give alms, sound no trumpet before you, as the hypocrites do in the synagogues and in the streets, that they may be praised by men. Truly, I say to you, they have received their reward. But when you give alms, do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing" (Mt 6:2-3). He does not say IF you give alms, but WHEN. Like fasting and prayer, almsgiving is non-negotiable. Finally, St. Paul says it well, “Each must do as already determined, without sadness or compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver” (2 Corinthians 9:7).
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RESURRECTION CONFERENCE SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT de PAUL
HELP LINE: 461-1131 Many, many thanks to the BSA Troop 25 who chose the St. Vincent de Paul Society, Resurrection Conference to be the recipient of their "Souper Bowl for Caring" collection ($925.00). This collection is a youth-led initiative to fight hunger and poverty in local communities across the country. It is so great when the organizations in our parish work together to help those in need. God Bless your troop for caring and God Bless all who contributed to this collection.
Liturgical Adaptation In light of the cold and flu season, and considering the concern over communicable diseases, we encourage you not to come to Mass if you are not
feeling well or showing signs of the flu. During this season when colds and the flu are so prevalent, we are not distributing the Precious Blood during Mass. Holy Communion is only being given in the species of the consecrated bread, the Body of Christ. To diminish the possibility of catching and/or transmitting colds and flu, we encourage you not to hold hands during the Our Father and suggest we share the Sign of Peace with one another with meaningful eye contact, a smile, and a bow of your head to one another. Thank you for your cooperation! PARISH MISSION WHEN: Friday, March 8th, 6:30--8:00pm WHERE: St. Casimir Church WHO: Fr. Chris Alar, MIC WHAT: Message of Divine Mercy and Marian Consecration, Meaning of the Mass (Things you never knew before) Answer to Common Questions about the Catholic Faith and much more!!! BONUS: Receive a Blessing with the relic of St. Faustina For More Information Contact Rich Scanlon, [email protected]
Hearts Afire Parish Based Programs Join us for this powerful, life-changing study. All are Welcome!!! When: Tuesdays beginning March 26th at 1:00pm Where: Parish Center, Classroom #8 Why: Learn how to become a Saint!!! What: Wisdom and Works of Mercy Study Group is the name of this study. This includes two different study books Cost: $40. Checks can be made out to: Resurrection Parish For more information contact Rich Scanlon at [email protected] or 461-6555. K of C Membership Drive Our Knights of Columbus Council #1436 will be holding a Membership Drive at all masses on March 2nd & 3rd. Brother Knights will be at the Church entrances, before and after these masses, to answer questions and obtain the names of all men, 18 and older, who are interested in becoming members. Also, there will be K of C flyers and sign-up cards to be filled out and given to the Brother Knights as you leave mass. A telephone call will be made to each man who signs up inviting him to an upcoming "Open House" at our Council Home, 943 Bridgeboro Street, Delran, NJ 08075. We will answer questions, describe the K of C mission and benefits, and tour our facilities. Refreshments will be served. Please, come join us. Holy Name Society There will be a meeting of the Holy Name Society on Thursday, February 28th at 7:30 PM in Room 5 in the Parish Center. We are continuing our series on “Kapaun’s Men,” an outstanding presentation on the life of Father Emil Kapaun. All men of the Parish are urged to attend.
Ticket Sales St. Vincent de Paul members will be selling “Dance to the Oldies” tickets this weekend (Feb. 23 & 24) and next weekend (Mar 2 & 3) after all Masses.
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Help Needed If you are retired, or not working, male or female, young or young at heart, and would like to share your time and talents planning, preparing and decorating the two parish sites of Resurrection Parish, then this request is for you. We meet on Thursdays, from 9:30 am to 3:30 pm and occasionally Fridays to decorate from 9:30 am to completion. The only experience required is imagination. Please call Kathy Marchese at 856-764-0755 or Donna Briggs at 856-764-0638. Thank you!
Schwan’s Cares IMPORTANT NEWS for NEW ONLINE CUSTOMERS: You must use the Schwan’s Cares widget on our parish website (www.resurrection2.org and scroll down to the bottom of the
home page) and click on “Support this Campaign” for us to get the profit from your order. The Jan/Feb catalogs are on the tables in back of the churches, in the parish office, and on our Religious Education table in the parish center. If you need to phone in your order, use the toll free number (1-855-870-7208 opt 1). Be sure to use our current CAMPAIGN ID 42878. Your orders will be delivered to your home at the time you choose and will be put in special freezer bags if you aren’t home. Tip: Do you know someone that would like to try an item or two? You can make arrangements with them to add it to your order. I’ve been doing this with 3 of my friends and it has been working out for all of us. You may email me with questions/comments: Martha Griffin (coordinator) [email protected] or ask for me at the parish office. As of February 11th our profit was $397.44 for our Youth Ministry. Only $102.56 is needed to reach our goal of $500. Thank you to all that have supported and continue to support this campaign. WHAT IS A QCD AND RMD YOU MAY ASK? A QDC is a Qualified Charitable Distribution, which Resurrection Parish qualifies for through the Diocese of Trenton. A RMD is a Required Minimum Distribution from an IRA. Taxpayers who are 70 ½ or older are required to take an annual Required Minimum Distribution from their IRA accounts. Distributions from traditional IRA accounts are taxed as ordinary income. Taxpayers may direct some or all of their RMD, up to $100,000 annually, to be given directly to a QCD without any tax liability to the taxpayer or the charity. This is a convenient and tax effective way for parishioners to support Resurrection Parish. Please consult your tax professional or account manager if you would like to take advantage of this method of giving to our parish as these payments need to be made directly from your IRA to the parish.
Annual Catholic Appeal This weekend is Pledge Sunday for the Annual Catholic Appeal throughout the Diocese of Trenton. Each year the Bishop seeks the support of all of the members of the diocese to further the work of our ministries. Each of us has a vital part in all we do in Christ’s
name, and each of us can share in all we do with a gift to the Annual Catholic Appeal. Our single Act of Faith propels the works of love that build up our Church. You make that happen with a generous gift to the ACA. This year Resurrection’s share of the goal is $60,000. As the people of the Diocese of Trenton, you have an opportunity to help others see Christ working in our midst. I ask you to take a moment and truly reflect on any help you can give. We truly need everyone to participate. This year we again are striving to reach our goal of $7 million. I am always grateful and moved by the level of support you give to our parish. I thank you for this support, and may God continue to bless you and your family
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Dance to the Oldies Featuring
JOEY D & THE ROCKIN OLDIES
Date: March 9, 2019 Time: 7:00 – 11:00
$25.00 a Person
Buffet and Setups – BYOB
Sponsored by Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Resurrection Parish Center 260 Conrow Road Delran, NJ 08075
Tickets & information please call Betty @ 856-461-2767 or Helene @ 609-230-2510
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5th Annual QUARTERMANIA for Coach Frank Fund
WWHERE & WHEN Saturday, April 6, 2019 from 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Resurrection Parish 260 Conrow Road – Delran NJ 08075
$20 per ticket, includes: Food, two paddles, non-alcoholic drinks, and dessert
WHAT IS IT? Items donated by local vendors and individuals are auctioned off for 1 to 4 quarter bids. You can win items retailing up to $400 for mere quarters! We will have over 50 items to bid on with proceeds going to the Coach Frank
DiLuzio Memorial Fund, a non-profit organization providing scholarships and supporting youth development programs in our community.
(Tax id #22-2281783).
Visit www.CoachFrankFund.com for more information and to purchase tickets Contact Lynette at [email protected] with questions
Tickets will be sold online & at the Resurrection Parish Office – Holy Name Church
Tickets must be purchased in advance! Must be 18 or older to attend
Doors open at 5:30 PM
There will be a 50/50 raffle
BRING QUARTERS
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Resurrection Parish Religious Education Program February 24, 2019 – Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
“The Lord is kind and merciful.” Psalm 103
UNDERSTANDING THE MASS, BY Dr. Ed Sri EUCHARISTIC PRAYER (continued from last week))
The Epiclesis – Epiclesis literally means “invocation upon.” In this prayer the priest prays that the Father will send the Holy Spirit so that the gifts of bread and wine can be changed into the Body and Blood of Jesus. “Make holy, therefore, these gifts, we pray, by sending down your Spirit upon them like the dewfall, so that they may become for us the Body and Blood of our Lord, Jesus Christ” (Eucharistic Prayer II). The priest holds his hands over the bread and wine as he says these words. He also calls on the Holy Spirit, praying that the Eucharist may draw all those who receive into a greater communion: “Grant that we, who are nourished by the Body and Blood of your Son and filled with his Holy Spirit, may become one body, one spirit in Christ” (Eucharistic Prayer II).
The Words of Consecration – “…This is my body…” “…this is the chalice of my blood…”These are the words of consecration which were spoken by Jesus at the Last Supper. The Last Supper was the annual Passover meal celebrated by the Israelites as a liturgical “memorial” (Anamnesis in Greek). For the ancient Jews, this was much more than remembering a past event (Exodus from Egypt) like what we do to celebrate the 4th of July. In a biblical “memorial” the past was not just remembered but re-lived. The past event was mystically made present to those celebrating the feast. When a Jew celebrated the Passover it was as if he were walking out of Egypt and crossing the Red Sea with his ancestors. In this way, the first Passover event was extended in time so that each new generation could participate spiritually in this event. The Passover feast thus forged solidarity throughout the generations.
At the Last Supper, Jesus refers to His blood as the blood of the “new and eternal covenant.” For the Apostles, these words recalled when Moses talked about some kind of new sacrifice with a new covenant. Jesus identifies Himself with the sacrificial lamb offered for Passover. Jesus’ actions at the Last Supper mysteriously anticipate His sacrifice on the Cross. In the Passover meal of the Last Supper, Jesus willingly offers up His own body and blood for the forgiveness of sins. All that was left for Him to do was to carry out that sacrifice in a bloody manner on Good Friday.
Jesus concludes by saying “Do this in memory of me.” In other words, His apostles are commanded to celebrate the New Passover sacrifice of His body and blood as a biblical memorial (anamnesis). Thus, all that was involved with the Last Supper would be made present to worshipers in the celebration of the Eucharist. Therefore, the Eucharist makes the events of the Upper Room and Calvary sacramentally present to us today. Just as the Jews participated in the Exodus through the memorial of Passover, so do Christians participate in the new Exodus of Jesus’ triumphant death on the Cross every time we celebrate the new Passover of the Eucharist. In this sense, the Mass is to be understood as a sacrifice.
In the Mass, we can join all our joys and sufferings with Jesus’ offering of Himself to the Father, and in so doing, we offer ever more of our own lives as a gift to the Father. “The sacrifice of Christ becomes also the sacrifice of the members of His Body.” (CCC 1368)
The new translation changes the word “Cup” to “Chalice”: “For this is the Chalice of my blood…”This new translation remains closer to Jesus’ actual words of institution as recorded in the Gospels and is more harmonious with the Latin text of the Mass. The same is true when the words “for all” are replaced by the words “for the many.” And, while Jesus died for all, not everyone chooses to accept this gift. Each individual must choose to accept the gift of salvation and live according to this grace, so that he or she may be among “the many” who are described in this text.
Mystery of Faith -- Following the Consecration is the Mystery of Faith, which expresses the priest and people’s awe and wonder over the mystery that is taking place as Jesus is now present on the altar. Here, we proclaim the story of salvation summed up in Jesus’ death and resurrection: “We proclaim your death O Lord, and profess your resurrection until you come again.
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