SERVED BY: Pastor Rev. Joseph Ferraro, K.H.S. Parochial Vicars Rev. Mauro Primavera Rev. Francesco Donnarumma Adjunct Priest: Rev. Boniface Anusiem Weekend Assistants Rev. Msgr. C. Anthony Ziccardi In Residence Rev. William Cook Director of Religious Education Sr. Patricia Dunham, MPF Convent Superior Sr. Gloria Doria, MPF Good Shepherd Academy Sr. Jane Feltz, MPF, Principal Director of Music Ministry Ms. Susan Loricchio Parish Secretary Ms. Lynn S. Falduto (hfclynn28@aol.com) Nursery School Supervisor Sr. Romilda Chiga, FSSE Financial Chairperson Sergio Pavone Parish Trustees Mrs. Gina Tamburri & Mr. Robert Collmier

MASSES Saturday evening: 5:30 PM (English) 7:00 PM (Italian) Neo-Catechumenate Liturgy: 8:30 PM Sunday: 8:00 AM, 10:00 AM, 12:00 Noon & 7:00 PM Filipino Mass: 2nd Sunday of month, 5:00 PM Daily: 7:00, 8:45 AM; Saturday 8:45 AM During Lent: 5:30 PM on Wednesday only OFFICE HOURS: Daily: 8:30 AM - 12:00 Noon 1:00 - 4:00 PM

(Closed Fridays during the Summer) The Rectory is closed 12:00 - 1:00 PM Saturday: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM The office is closed on Sunday. RECONCILIATION: Saturday, 1:00 PM BAPTISM: Baptisms are scheduled once a month on Sunday afternoons except during Lent. Expectant parents are asked to contact the rectory to schedule an appointment at least three months before the desired date of Baptism. Parents must attend a special catechetical session prior to the Baptism. MARRIAGE: Couples should contact the rectory one year in advance of the proposed wedding date in order to allow for the proper pre-marital preparation. At least one person must be a registered parishioner of Holy Family.

ANOINTING OF THE SICK: This is a sacrament not only for those who are at the point of death. As soon as anyone begins to be in danger of death from sickness or old age, we encourage you to call for a priest in the rectory. MINISTRY OF THE SICK: The Eucharist will be brought to the homebound. Please contact the Rectory with the names and addresses of parishioners who are ill or homebound. VOCATION: Women and men who feel called to the religious life, and men called to Holy Orders, should contact the Vocations Office at 973-497-4365. EMERGENCY CALLS: In case of an accident or sudden illness, call the rectory at any hour or reach us on the emergency phone, 973-986-1690. The priest on duty will return your call. SOCIAL SERVICE HOTLINE: The Catholic Community Services is an office that serves all people in need. Please call 1-800-CCS-7413. PARISH GIVING: Have your weekly donation sent directly to the Church! Visit holyfamilynutley.org & click on “Parish Giving.” OR visit www.parishgiving.org. You can also just call 866-307-7140 to sign up.

Rectory: 973-667-0026/Fax: 973-661-1714 Convent: 973-667-2050 Good Shepherd Academy: 973-667-2049 Nursery: 973-235-1170 Rel. Education Office: 973-667-6018 60 Harrison Street 24 Brookline Avenue 174 Franklin Avenue 28 Brookline Avenue www.gsanutley.org www.holyfamilynutley.org

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Holy Family Church Nutley-Belleville

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MISSION STATEMENT � Holy Family Catholic Church is a spiritually and socially active parish. Rooted in the Word of God and nourished by the Eucharist, we cele-brate the life of our Lord Jesus Christ by proclaiming the Good News and providing spiritual growth, support and service with love. Founded by Italian immigrants a century ago, today our parish continues the tradition of extending a loving, caring and affirming welcome to all who join us as we Continue Our Journey of Faith. � La Chiesa Cattolica Santa Famiglia e’ una parrocchia socialmente e spiritualmente attiva. Radicata nella Parola di Dio e nutrite dall’eucarestia, celebriamo la vita del nostro Signore Gesu’Cristo proclamando la buona novella e provvedendo crescita spirituale, supporto e servizio con amore. Fondata un secolo fa’ da immigranti italiani, oggi, la nostra parrocchia continua la tradizione di estendere un amorevole, caro e reconoscente ben-venuto a tutti coloro che con noi continuano e condividono il nostro cammino di fede. � Ang simbahang katoliko ng banal na pamilya ay isang masiglang parokya sa espirituwal at ugnayang panlipunan. Nakaugat sa salita ng diyos at pinalusog ng eukaristiya, ipanagdiriwant namin ang buhay ng ating panginoong hesukristo sa pagpapahayag ng mabuting balita at paguudulot ng paglago sa kabanalan, paggabay, at mapagmahal na paglilingkod. Itinatag ng mga dayuhang italiano may isang-daan taon na ang nakakalipas, nga-yon ang aming parokya ay patuloy sa pag-ugit ng tradisyon ng mapag-aruga, mapagkalinga, at mapagkilang pagtanggap sa mga sumapi saamin habang patuloy sa paglalakbay sa panaampalataya.

CALLED BY GOD Today’s scriptures invite us to listen to two calls. The first is the call issued by the LORD to the prophet Amos, the “shepherd and a dresser of sycamores” (Amos 7:14). The second is the call the Lord Jesus issued to the Twelve, whom he sent out “two by two” (Mark 6:7). These faithful people responded to the call, prophesying and preaching to the people to whom they had been sent. Each of us received a call when we were baptized. The second reading invites us to ponder that call as we are reminded that we are chosen in Christ and that, in love, God “destined us for adoption” (Ephesians 1:5). As adopted daughters and sons of God we are called to bring the presence of Christ into our marriages, families, schools, and places of work. Let us be inspired today to say yes to the call we hear once again through God’s living word.

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15th Sunday in Ordinary Time Year B - 2018 My brothers and sisters in the Lord! As we look at the Scriptures of this day, we might ask ourselves why a shepherd would be tending sycamore trees. It seems odd that Amos, the shepherd, would also be pruning trees. Both jobs, being a shepherd and being a tender of sycamore trees, were often the work of very poor people who looked for odd jobs in order to gain some money on a day-to-day basis in order to provide for food and living. The type of sycamore that Amos would have tended was not the sort of sycamore tree familiar in our own country; it was a rather prickly bush which produced

small fruits. These fruits would normally be very bitter; however, if the dresser of the tree pierced each fruit, a little grub would get inside and make the bitter fruit sweet and edible. It was a prickly and painful job which most people would prefer not to do. Only those who were poor would do it in order to live. But God had other plans for Amos. The Lord called a very poor man to do His will and confront the king of Israel, Jeroboam, and his priest, Amaziah. It was Amos’ task to reveal the kingdom’s injustice and lack of faithfulness to God. Of course, like all God’s prophets, Amos met opposition but we remember him today as one of God’s great prophets, even though he came from a surprising background. He had the task of making a bitter kingdom sweet again with God’s justice. In the same way, Jesus called the Twelve from surprising and desperate work places, for example, fishermen from their nets and Matthew, the tax collector, from his office, and gave them a new task; they were to call people to repentance and new life in Christ. To be called to do God’s work is truly a great honor as well as a responsibility. The dignity of a Christian is described in the letter to the Ephesians. The Father has forgiven our sins and poured out the richness of God’s grace and blessings upon us. We are stamped with the seal of the Holy Spirit at Baptism and Confirmation in order to be a new creation and members of the body of Christ, sharing in Christ’s life and ministry in the world. The dismissal which we hear in the new translation of the Roman Missal of the Mass, “Go in peace, glorifying the Lord by your life,” is what Amos and the Apostles were called to do. We are sent out from the Mass renewed and refreshed to make the good news of Jesus’ promise of love and mercy known to others. We are sent out to free people from the things that oppress them, as well as to help establish a kingdom built upon the values of justice; peace and love in the power of the Holy Spirit. We are sent out to bring healing and support those who are sick and weary. Like Amos and the Apostles we, too, are sent out to help make places where there is bitterness or sadness into places of joy and love. We might wonder why God has chosen us to do this but, like Amos and like the Apostles, we might be surprised at what we actually can do in the power of God’s Holy Spirit. Peace, Fr. Joe

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Memorials for the Week of July 15, 2018 Church & Mother Cabrini Chapel Sanctuary Lamps

A Special Intention...Melinda Papaccio Altar Bread & Altar Wine

Louis Gelormine...M/M Richard Laudadio & Family The Sanctuary Lamp in the Church, Chapel, Convent and Rectory, Altar Candles, Altar Bread, & Altar Wine, as well as Altar Flowers are our weekly memorials. The donation for each Sanctuary Lamp and Altar Candles are $10. The donation for Altar Bread or Altar Wine is $15. The donation for Flowers on the Altar of the Blessed Virgin or Saint Joseph is $45.

Please stop by the rectory to reserve any of the above.

Saturday, July 14 5:30 PM Mancuso & Cullari Families...Grandchildren 7:00 PM Rosalba Sammarone...Family Sunday, July 15 8:00 AM Joseph C. DeFuria...Melinda Papaccio 10:00 AM Mary & Rose Del Guercio...Cousin Tommy 12:00 PM Kathryn Schaberg & Parents...Eileen Poiani 7:00 PM People of the Parish Monday, July 16 ~ Our Lady of Mt. Carmel 7:00 AM Joseph Tran...Wife, Mylien 8:45 AM Giuseppe & Maria Carmela Toscano ...Grandson, Fr. Joseph Tuesday, July 17 7:00 AM Bambina Spina...Armando & Gina Turano 8:45 AM Deceased of the Uzzolina Family...Marie Rinaldi Wednesday, July 18 7:00 AM Theresa M. Cucinello...Husband, Domenick 8:45 AM Victoriano Santiala...Santiala Family Thursday, July 19 7:00 AM Nettie Alberto...Daughters 8:45 AM Nicholas Piacenza...Hugh & Louise Ferguson Friday, July 20 7:00 AM Mike & Gloria Valvano...Dave & Olga 8:45 AM Theresa Dury...Maureen & George Jones 7:00 PM Devotees of Maria SS. Addolorata Orlando Abramo Domenica Iannitelli Michelina Capozzoli Pietro Angelo Lupinacci Paolo Capozzoli Maria Diomira Mancone Stefano Capozzoli Santo & Beatrice Perri Richard A. Carlo Lucrezia Spagnoletti Lucia Ciampitti Maria Straface Saturday, July 21 8:45 AM Special Remembrance Mass Nicola & Giuseppina Cifelli Anthony LoRusso Rosina Cifelli John Marotti Robert Jon DeHaven Terry Saupe Charles Driza Maria Toto

16th Sunday in Ordinary Time Saturday, July 21 5:30 PM P.O. Marc DiNardo...Dave & Olga 7:00 PM People of the Parish Sunday, July 22 8:00 AM Joseph Hui...Family 10:00 AM P.O. Marc DiNardo...Dave & Olga 12:00 PM Living & Deceased of Cucinello & Mazza Families ...Domenick P. Cucinello 7:00 PM Ramon Martinez...M/M Henry Martinez

Please Pray for Those Who Are Sick... “Dylan,” James Avallone, Lucia Avallone, Mary Bresko, Raymond Bresko, James E. Carlucci, Sr. & Jr., Sr. Romilda Chiga FSSE, Becky Coreless, William Cottongin, Tony Cusumano, Eugene Danchak, Jennifer Caramucci DeJesus, Florence DiGiacomo, Domenick DiLorenzo, Domenico Falduto, John Falduto, Janet Ferruggia, Ronny Gaspanetti, Kyle Gauweiler, Eduardo Gil, Janet Graham, Megan Kavanaugh, Marie Larca, Adam Lima, Toni Logiudice, John Loricchio, Rosina Manfredi, Tom Mangano, Kenneth Matthews, Carolyn Messina, Frances Mogielnicki, Dominick Monaco, Philip Napoli, Juan Nieves, Emaline Palumbo, Vincent Parigi, Lucia Pullins, Mary Louise Rinner, Anne Rotonda, Karen Sammartine, Frances Sgobbo, Richard Tyrpak

PLEASE NOTE: Kindly call the rectory if there are any names above

that can be removed. Thank you! Please Pray for Those Who Have Died…

Maybelle Desiongio

STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE “He instructed them to take nothing for the journey but a walking stick – no food, no sack, no money in their belts.” (MARK 6:8) How different we are from the Apostles who took nothing when they ventured out to serve God. Today, we make our life’s journey more difficult because of all the material baggage that we drag along. When we really put God first in everything and put money and possessions second, we experience more freedom to joyfully serve God and others. For Sunday, July 8, 2018, The actual collection was $10,103.00 $1,603.00 of which came from WeShare. The 2nd Collection for Church Needs was $1,991.00. Mass Attendance was 1,274. God Bless You for your generosity!

For Sunday, July 9, 2017, The actual collection was $8,970.00;

$1,480.00 of which came from Parish Pay. The 2nd Collection for Church Steps was $1,879.00.

Mass Attendance was 1,351.

Are you free on a Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday to sell raffle

tickets at the Nutley Shop Rite? Please call the office

so we can make the arrangements. We’ll provide you with a table & tickets!

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STEWARDSHIP OF TIME Through July 27: With the exception of Wednesday after-noons, the SJC is booked from 1:00-4:00 PM Saturday, July 14 8:00-1:00 PM Filipino Apostolate - SJC 8:30 PM Neo-Catechumenate - SJC - MCC All Masses 2nd Collection: Shared School Expenses Sunday, July 15 Monday, July 16 ~ Our Lady of Mt. Carmel 7:00 PM Novena - MCC 7:30 PM Compassionate Friends - MSA Tuesday, July 17 8:30 PM Neo-Catechumenate - SJC Wednesday, July 18 10:00-12:30 Adult Italian Class - SA 1:00 PM Prayer Shawl Ministry - SJC 8:30 PM Neo-Catechumenate - SJC Thursday, July 19 1:00 PM New Group! Thursday Friends - SA (see pg. 6) 7:00 PM Adult Italian Class - PP 7:30 PM Bible Study - SA Friday, July 20 6:00 AM Men’s Prayer Group - SJC 9:30-1:30 Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament - MCC 7:00 PM Maria SS. Addolorata Devotees Mass Saturday, July 21 8:00-1:00 PM Filipino Apostolate - SJC 1:00 PM Confessions - Church 8:30 PM Neo-Catechumenate - SJC - MCC All Masses 2nd Collection: Church Needs Sunday, July 22 2:00 PM Baptism Catechesis - MCC

KEY GSA Good Shepherd Academy MCC Mother Cabrini Chapel MSA Maria SS. Addolorata Room - Parish Center SA St. Anthony Room - Parish Center SJC St. Joseph Center SLR San Luiz Room - Parish Center

READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Is 1:10-17; Ps 50:8-9, 16 bc-17, 21, 23; Mt 10:34 — 11:1 Tuesday: Is 7:1-9; Ps 48:2-8; Mt 11:20-24 Wednesday: Is 10:5-7, 13 b-16; Ps 94:5-10, 14-15; Mt 11:25-27 Thursday: Is 26:7-9, 12, 16-19; Ps 102:13-14 ab, 15-21; Mt 11:28-30 Friday: Is 38:1-6, 21-22, 7-8; Is 38:10-12 abcd, 16; Mt 12:1-8 Saturday: Mi 2:1-5; Ps 10:1-4, 7-8, 14; Mt 12:14-21 Sunday: Jer 23:1-6; Ps 23:1-6; Eph 2:13-18; Mk 6:30-34

MIRACULOUS MEDAL NOVENA The Miraculous Medal Novena is every Monday at 7:00 PM, in the Mother Cabrini Chapel. Novena consists of devotional prayers to the Miraculous Medal and St. Jude, and the Benediction of the

Blessed Sacrament. On national holidays, Novena prayers are offered at 8:45 AM, just prior to the 9:00 AM Mass.

ROSARY ALTAR SOCIETY NEWS... If you are interested in becoming a member or want to know a little more about the Rosary Altar Society, please call or e-mail Sister Marie Gagliano at Holy Family Convent for further details: 732-277-4594, gagliama@rcan.org...enjoy blessed days!

SALAD PARTY! The Rosary Society of Holy Family Church will have their annual salad party for members on Monday, July 23, at 6:00 PM in St. Joseph Center. Father Ernie Rush will speak about the Blessed

Mother. Members are asked to call Terry Wescott (973 766 1782) to advise her what they plan to bring for the salad table.

FIFTH SUNDAY ROSARY

Immediately following the 12:00 Noon Mass, we will pray the Rosary for world peace on July 29 & September 30. Everyone is encouraged to attend.

SUBWAY SERIES TICKETS RAFFLE FROM THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS!

Sunday, July 22, 2018 8:05 PM at Yankee Stadium 4 Premium Tickets include:

Stadium Food, Section 27B, Row 6, Seats 5-8 Limo Service to and from The Game!

Drawing: TODAY! Sunday, July 15, 2018 For additional information and/or tickets,

Email: sppicciano@gmail.com; Call: 973-868-3473

Concerning Those In The Hospital... Due to a patient privacy act, hospitals are no longer permitted to notify us of our parishioners who are patients. If a member of your family is hospitalized and would like a priest to visit, please call the rectory and leave the name, hospital and room number, and a phone where you can be reached. Is Someone You Know Homebound? Would They Like To Receive Communion At Home? We would be happy to arrange a visit! The Priests and Eucharistic Ministers visit many of our homebound parishioners. If you are currently not on our list and would like to be, call us at 973-667-0026.

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TEACHING THE GOOD NEWS Religious Education Program (CCD)

Office Hours: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday

The Religious Education office is closed on Fridays.

If you have any questions, please call Sr. Patricia: 973-667-6018

• Sunday classes for grades 1-4, 8:30-9:45 AM • Mondays classes for grades 5-9, 6:30-7:45 PM • Tuesday classes for grades 1-4, 3:30-4:45 PM Registration for 2018-19 CCD is now open for grades 1-9. If you are currently enrolled, a registration form was sent home with your child. Please return it as soon as possible so we can order books, folders, bags and other supplies for the upcoming year. If you are enrolling a child for the first time, we need a copy of the child’s baptismal certificate. We look forward to another great year!

We are in need of volunteers. You are very important to our program!!! Please consider your availability and your volunteer time as a commitment. Name ___________________________________________ Address _________________________________________ Phone ________________ Cell ______________________ E-mail___________________________________________ Please check below the position for which you would like to volunteer. ____CCD Teacher (Catechist) (Please circle a day/time option) Sunday 8:30 A.M. – 9:45 A.M. We conduct classes for Grades: 1, 2, 3, and 4. Presently, we are in need of teachers for Grades 1, 2, 3 and possibly Grade 4. Tuesday 4:00 P.M. – 5:30 P.M. We conduct classes for Grades 1, 2, 3, 4. Presently, we are in need of catechists for Grades 1 and 3. ____Adult Aide: Assist in the classroom every week. (Circle one Grade: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6) Day________ Grade _________ ____Special Needs Teacher Day _______ Grade(s)________ ____Substitute Teacher: Day__________ Grade(s)________ ____Teen Aide: High School student interested in helping out in a classroom every week. Day ________ Grade________ ____Safety Monitor: Oversee the arrival and dismissal of CCD students for Sundays and Tuesdays. Day_____________ ____Hall Monitor: Monitor the halls during CCD on a weekly or rotating basis. Day___________ Please return to the rectory office no later than Monday, July 16, 2018. If you have any questions, please contact Sister Patricia at 973- 667-6018.

SUMMER FUN We are excited to begin another year with our Summer Fun camp at Good Shepherd Academy, Nutley. It is a week-to-week program, now through July 27, 2018. What makes our camp

unique is that we do an academic program in the morning. This is a review of skills the students have learned the previous year. It helps keep their academic skills sharp for the coming new school year. In the afternoon session, we have games, arts and crafts, trips and other fun activities. On those hot summer days, we go outside and run under a sprinkler to cool off. Registration Forms available at www.gsanutley.org

Now through July 29, 2018 Program conducted by certified teachers and assisted by college and high school counselors

for students entering K – 8 grade. (Separate Pre-K 3/4 year-olds Program Available)

PROGRAM: Daily – Religion, Math, Reading, Arts & Crafts and

Physical Education. Weekly- Culinary, Science, Computer Activities.

EXTENDED CARE PROVIDED: (Prices based on one child)

Morning Care 7:00 – 9:00 $4.50 per morning (1) child

$6.50 per morning (2) children $8.50 per morning (3+) children Afternoon Care 3:00 – 6:00 pm

up until 4 pm $37 per week per child up until 5 pm $55 per week per child

up until 6 pm $72 per week per child Good Shepherd Academy (GSA) is announcing Open Registration for students in Grades K - 6, as well as in the GSA Little Lambs Preschool program for 3 and 4 year olds. Our website, gsanutley.org, will provide you with the many exciting activities we provide for your child's educational experiences. Please contact the Admissions Office: 973-667-2049 x-103, or email cmcallister@gsanutley.org for further information.

We look forward to hearing from you!

Thank you, Sr. Jane Feltz, Principal

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MEN’S PRAYER GROUP MPG would like to pray for your intentions. The prayers will be offered on Friday of that week at our gathering. Kindly place this intention request in the Sunday Collection or return it to the rectory. If you would like a prayer card sent as an acknowledgment of your prayer intentions, please include your name and address.

Please list your intentions: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________

MARIA SS. ADDOLORATA CHAPEL MEMORIAL CANDLES If you wish to order a candle in Our Lady of Sorrows Chapel, or if you wish to renew your candle, please fill in the information below and submit to the rectory with your check, paid to the order of Holy Family, in the amount of $100. Inscription on the candle: (Limit 20 characters per line; limit 2 lines)

Name(s) on Memorial Candle:

___________________________________________________

___________________________________________________

□ This is a new candle □ Please renew this candle Your Name: _____________________________________________ Address: ______________________________ Apt. #____________ Town: _______________________Telephone: _________________ Email: __________________________________________________

BUS RIDE TO ATLANTIC CITY RESORTS CASINO

ST. PETER’S ROSARY SOCIETY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, $35 PER PERSON

DEPART: 8:30 A.M. from St. Peter’s Parking Lot, 152 William St., Belleville, NJ

$25 Resort Slot Play; Call Judy: 973-751-2960

Movie and Pizza Night You are invited to join the Community of God’s Love, Rutherford’s Catholic Charismatic Community, to view The Shack, the 2017 film based on the popular novel by William P. Young. This movie tells the story of Mack

Phillips (Sam Worthington) who has suffered an unendurable tragedy in his life. A mysterious letter invites him to a shack in the woods where he has a very unusual encounter with the persons of the Trinity who appear in human form. They spend the weekend helping Mack unpack his grief and progress toward healing. This event will take place on Friday, July 20, at 7:30 p.m. at Visitation House, 70 West Passaic Avenue, Rutherford. For more information, call 201–935–0344 or email secretary@thecgl.org Free will offering. No registration is necessary.

TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION At the time of the Reformation, although England broke away from papal authority under Henry VIII, a silent majority clung to the Catholic faith. Henry’s eldest daughter, Mary, restored the “old religion” in a fierce persecution of Protestants (she is called “Bloody Mary” for good reason.) His youngest daughter,

Elizabeth, rejected papal ties. Under her reign, beginning with legislation in 1593, Catholics were persecuted again, and only the very wealthy could afford the fines for not attending Anglican services on Sunday. They were called “recusants,” from a Latin word meaning “refuse,” since they refused to attend the liturgy of the Church of England. Many families maintained Catholic tradition in secret, and today their descendants claim “Recusancy” as a mark of family pride. For generations they sent their young people abroad to be educated in convents and monasteries. It is not surprising that the first monastery in colonial America springs from Holland with the daughters of patrician English recusant families. Port Tobacco, Maryland, proved fruitful soil for the Carmelite tradition.

—Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

Wildwood-Atlantic City- Cape May-Smithville September 9-13, 2018

$542.00/pp, double occupancy. Includes transportation, sightseeing, 4 breakfasts, 4 lunches & 4 dinners. There will be bus pick

up at St. Peter’s Church, Belleville. For itinerary or additional information, please call or email Pat: 973-485-9041 / patn139@aol.com

Thursday Friends Our lives are made up of moments, rituals and events. Thursday Friends is a place for those 55 years and older who will meet to make their day-to-day lives a little bit happier, a little bit better healthier, and find HOPE in Christ (it’s not a dating club).

Thursday Friends is a safe place; we will have discussions about making friends, sharing life experiences, who we are and what we can do to enrich our lives. Beginning Thursday, July 19, we will meet each Thursday, at 1:00 PM in the St. Anthony Room of the Parish Center. There will surely be something you will find of interest. Each week will be a different topic, sharing forum and a Scripture to help us get through the week.

INFORMATION SHEET BULLETIN I.D. 286300 CHURCH NAME AND ADDRESS Holy Family 28 Brookline Avenue Nutley, NJ 07110 PHONE 973-667-0026 CONTACT PERSON Lynn Falduto SOFTWARE Microsoft Publisher® 2007 Adobe Acrobat 9.0® Standard Windows Vista Business SvcPack 1 PRINTER HP® Laserjet 1012 NUMBER OF PAGES SENT Cover + 5 text pages + this page = 7 SUNDAY DATE OF PUBLICATION July 15, 2018 TRANSMISSION TIME Wednesday afternoon SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS