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2 East Springtown Road, Long Valley, NJ 07853 908-876-4395 ~ Fax 908-876-3744 www.ourladyofthemountain.org

Staff Rev. Msgr. Joseph J. Goode, Pastor cell 973-945-4045 email pastor.olm@comcast.net Rev. Daniel Chajkowski, Parochial Vicar cell 908-455-2588 email frdanc@comcast.net Parish Bookkeeper – Joanne Solecki email olmjs@comcast.net Parish Secretary – Kim Smith email olmkims@comcast.net Youth Ministry – Caroline Gartley 908-876-5024 email youtholm@comcast.net Ministries Altar Servers, Tara Ligos. .................................. 876-4395 Baptism Preparation, Jim Jones ....................... 876-4395 Children's Liturgy, Debi Pinelli ......................... 813-1982 Church Trustees, Herb Mitschele, Paul Arabas, Al Leier Columbiettes, Nancy Lennon ............................ 852-9362 Eucharistic Ministers, Cindy Jones .................... 684-0661 Evangelization Coordinator, Renny Hodgskin, Jim McMenamin ....................................................... 876-4395 Food Pantry Director, Traci Geraghty .............. 876-4003 Gift Shop, Fran Clary ........................................ 852-5779 Hospitality, Martin/Gerry/Brian Grogan .......... 452-5110 Knights of Columbus, John Clary ..................... 852-5779 Lectors, Chris Latran ......................................... 852-9341 Music/Choir Director, Robin Paradise… .... 973-600-7434 R.C.I.A., Nick Ardito ........................................ 979-9470 Rosary Altar Society, Linda Richartz ............... 876-9601 Sacristan, Linda Richartz .................................. 876-4395 Ushers, Father Joe ............................................. 876-4395 Visiting Ministry, Deacon Bob Head ................. 684-8399 Vocation Liaison, Father Joe ........................... 876-4395 Weddings, Kim Smith ....................................... 876-4395

Parish Office Hours Monday ~ Friday, 9:00AM – 3:00PM Labor Day ~ Memorial Day

Served By Rev. Msgr. Raymond Lopatesky, Weekend Assistant Rev. Edward Davey, Senior Priest Assistant Rev. Msgr. Peter McHugh, Senior Priest Assistant Deacon Thomas P. Gibbons Deacon Robert C. Head Deacon E.B. “Pat” Van Orman Deacon Nicholas Ardito Deacon James Jones Religious Education Program Director: KellyAnn Tell 908-876-4003 email dreolm@comcast.net Grades K-6 September ~ April - Sundays Grades 7-10 September ~April - alternate Mondays FOR EMERGENCIES ONLY during class times, on Sundays or Mondays, please call 908-876-5024

Mass Schedule Saturday 5:00PM and 7:00PM Sunday 7:45AM, 9:15AM, 10:45AM, 12:15PM

12:15PM Teen Mass, 1st Sunday of the Month, October ~ March.

Weekdays 9:30AM Monday ~ Friday Holy Days Vigil 7:30PM

Holy Day 9:30AM and 7:30PM Parish Registration: Registration forms are available in the office or can be found on the church website Sacrament of Reconciliation (Penance) Saturday 4:15PM or by appointment. Baptism The sacrament of Baptism is celebrated every Sunday at 1:30PM (with a few exceptions). Please call the Parish Office to schedule a time. A Baptism Preparation class is required for first time parents. Marriage One of the parties must be a bona fide member of the parish for at least one year prior to making arrangements. Arrangements should be made at least one year in advance. Hospital Visitation Please notify the Parish Office when a member of the family is in the hospital or homebound.

SATURDAY April 9, 2016 5:00PM Budd Cornell (12th Ann) Angie Abromitis Edward Tell 7:00PM Robert Froetscher SUNDAY April 10, 2016 7:45AM Thomas Leibman Caterina Schiano 9:15AM Lorraine Addeo Aida Serrano 10:45AM Dominick Scalera Marlene Ryan 12:15PM Mass of Thanksgiving Balcon Family MONDAY April 11, 2016 9:30AM Mr. & Mrs. William Schellenburg David Lovenberg TUESDAY April 12, 2016 9:30AM Paul Shernce Fred Minni WEDNESDAY April 13, 2016 9:30AM Peter Stanzione THURSDAY April 14, 2016 9:30AM Peace in the World FRIDAY April 15, 2016 9:30AM Lisa Schaffer (Living) William & Frances Wilks SATURDAY April 16, 2016 5:00PM John McNary Paul Shernce Mary Perkins Louise Richardson 7:00PM Robert Froetscher SUNDAY April 17, 2016 7:45AM Thomas Leibman 9:15AM 10:45AM Lawrence Scala John Gutowski 12:15PM James Bussman Thomas Vitali, Jr.

Santuary Candle is in memory of Martin Grogan

April 2-3 $ 7,486.00 Easter $ 748.00 Flowers $ 85.00 Monthly $ 4,230.00 TOTAL $12,549.00 Grocery Card sales for 2016 $31,475.00 with a profit of $1,571.25 Faith Direct Donations in March 2016 $10,522.00 THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY!! Reminder: If you attend Mass at either St. Luke’s or St. Mark’s you can drop your Our Lady of the Mountain envelope in the collection basket and it will be credited as your donation to Our Lady of the Mountain.

Is spring cleaning on your mind? Looking for ways to simplify your week? eGiving through Faith Direct can help! Consider enrolling today by visiting www.faithdirect.net and using our church code: NJ568. Your gifts through Faith Direct will help stabilize our parish finances, help you to get rid of the clutter of offertory envelopes in your home, and give you one less thing to worry about on Sunday mornings. Thank you for your continued support of our parish family with your time and talents as well as treasure! God Bless You, Fr. Joe

Mass Ministers SATURDAY, April 16 5:00PM Rev. John Andrew Connell – Dn. Nick Lector: Dolores Reagle Ministers: B. Anderson, K. Daily, B. Haskell, D. & N. Ochwat, M.

Parsons, A. Pentland, K. Smith Servers: SERVERS NEEDED 7:00PM Rev. Msgr. Raymond Lopatesky Lector: Barbara Froetscher Ministers: Ann & Paul Greszczak, A. Lane Servers SERVERS NEEDED SUNDAY, April 17 7:45AM Rev. Msgr. Raymond Lopatesky Lector: Trudy Zielensky Ministers: J. Hoff, C. & P. Latran, A. & J. Leier, W. Lublanecki, M.

Merkel, M. Miktus, J. Nicolaro Servers: SERVERS NEEDED 9:15AM Rev. Msgr. Raymond Lopatesky Lector: Al Demarest Ministers: F. Iervolino, F. & M. Kessler, M. Levens, A. Mackie, B.

McGuire, B. McKevitt, K. & R. Nelson Servers: SERVERS NEEDED 10:45AM Rev. Msgr. Peter McHugh - Dn. Bob Lector: Kathy Jusko Ministers: P. Head, H. VanOrman, B. & C. VanStone, S.

Baechtel, S. Chajkowski, B. & G. Grogan Servers: Jake Biondolillo, SERVERS NEEDED 12:15PM Rev. Davis Lector: Renny Hodgskin Ministers: M. Antonacci, H. Barber, K. Doskotz, M. Gibbons, M.

Gillespie, G. & J. Nranjo, J. Scala, Servers: Anthony Marino, SERVERS NEEDED

MASSES AT ST. MARKS

SATURDAY, April 16 5:00PM Rev. Bob Diacheck SUNDAY, April 17 8:00AM Rev. Msgr. Joseph J. Goode 9:30AM Rev. Msgr. Joseph J. Goode 11:00AM Rev. Msgr. Joseph J. Goode

ST. LUKE’S WEEKEND SCHEDULE Saturday 5:00PM Sunday: 7:45AM, 9:30AM & 11:15AM

April 10, 2016 ~ Third Sunday of Easter WE ARE ONE IN THE SPIRIT… The power of Jesus’ spirit that the first disciples received gave them the life force to go out and announce to the world the story of the Lord’s suffering, death and resurrection. This is the story of the Good News of the Gospel. Without the resurrection, the story of Jesus might be just that of a man who did good, who taught well, brought healing to some and was put to death because those in authority were jealous of the crowds he attracted. However it was the fulfillment of his promise to rise again on the third day and make that promise to all who believe in him, that they too would share in similar resurrection to new life that is the message of Gospel that went forth and challenged other people to put faith in the name of Jesus. We are here today because we have such resurrection faith. We are resurrection people. We look forward to the Lord fulfilling that promise to us and to all who put their faith in his name. The post Easter challenge for us is to still tell the story and promise of Jesus. During these weeks after Easter we reflect on how to be disciples of Jesus and messengers of the Good News and the promise of new life. People still need to hear this message through our words and actions. May the risen Lord help us to be like those first disciples filled with his spirit and a hopefulness that Jesus Christ has overcome all sin and evil and will give us with life forever…Fr. Joe THE JUBILEE YEAR OF MERCY… "The courage to trust in Jesus' mercy, to trust in his patience, to seek refuge always in the wounds of his love. Maybe someone among us here is thinking: my sin is so great, I am as far from God as the younger son in the parable, my unbelief is like that of Thomas; I don't have the courage to go back, to believe that God can welcome me and that he is waiting for me, of all people. But God is indeed waiting for you; he asks of you only the courage to go to him." — Pope Francis FATHER DAN… Fr Dan is coming along slowly. He has been walking a lot outside on nice days. He feels he is coming along and is waiting for a Doctor’s appointment this coming week where he hopes to hear about his progress and what else he might have to do. He is anxious to return to the parishes. Please continue to keep him in your prayers. If you would like to send him a card mail it to the OLM rectory 2 E. Springtown Road, Long Valley, NJ 07853. AN IMMEDIATE NEED FOR HOUSING…A senior citizen couple is in need of a two bedroom apartment that allows pets. If you have what they are looking for or know some leads for them please call Patricia at 908-832-2644.

CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICE --- CATHOLIC CHARITIES INTERNATIONAL… Learn more at: CRS.org/you-did-it-for-me In Mumbai, India, there is a shelter for girls that provides a range of services to help combat human trafficking. Some girls at the shelter were trafficked into Mumbai from rural India, and others are from poor areas of the city. Thanks to CRS and partner, Prerana, the girls can complete their education and receive services to prepare for a brighter future. This is just not a problem overseas. The following is an excerpt from the US Bishop’s statement on Human Trafficking written in 2007. “Human Trafficking exists right here in the United States, where thousands of persons are trafficked each year for purposes of forced prostitution or forced labor. It is estimated that as many as 17,500 human beings each year are trafficked into the United States. Men, women, and children have been forced to work in prostitution and have been forced into different types of manual labor, without pay or protection. Trafficking in persons is a modern-day form of slavery, and it is the largest manifestation of slavery today.” A PRESENTATION BY THE RCIA TEAM OPEN TO ALL…YOU ARE INVITED TO EXPLORE…“Was Jesus Politically Correct? Consider coming to this gathering… What do you think? As our year draws to a close, the RCIA Team from Our Lady of the Mountain/St. Marks would like to invite you to join us for a one night seminar entitled “Was Jesus Politically Correct? April 13, 2016, 7-9 pm, OLM Parish Center. WHY WE ARE CATHOLIC… We are Catholic because we believe: By his obedience to Mary and Joseph, as well as by his humble work during the long years in Nazareth, Jesus gives us the example of holiness in the daily life of family and work. From the beginning of his public life, at his baptism, Jesus is the “Servant”, wholly consecrated to the redemptive work that he will accomplish by the “baptism” of his Passion. The temptation in the desert shows Jesus, the humble Messiah, who triumphs over Satan by his total adherence to the plan of salvation willed by the Father - The Catechism of the Catholic Church 564-566. A THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: AN EXCERPT FROM THE IMITATION OF CHRIST -THOMAS À KEMPIS "Love is a strong force — a great good in every way; it alone can make our burdens light, and alone it bears in equal balance what is pleasing and displeasing. It carries a burden and does not feel it; it makes all that is bitter taste sweet. ... Nothing is sweeter than love, nothing higher, nothing stronger, nothing larger, nothing more joyful, nothing fuller, nothing better in heaven or on earth; for love is born of God and can find its rest only in God above all He has created.”

Grocery Gift Cards Grocery Gift Cards help support our Scholarship Program for our graduating seniors. Please consider participating. They are always available in the office during regular hours & will be on sale after all Masses April 16th & 17th.

GRADES K-10

Kindergarten & 1st Grade all sessions – attend 9:15 Mass TODAY Grades 2 – 6 – Classes all sessions today 7th Grade – Monday, April 11th – 6:00-7:15PM 8th Grade – Monday, April 18th – 6:00-7:15PM CP I – Monday, April 11th – 7:30-9:00PM CP II – Monday, April 18th – 7:30-9:00PM

Meet in Teen Center (Parish Office Basement)

Wednesdays, 7:00-9:00PM Attention: High School Juniors & Seniors and College Students! Today, April 10th 12:15pm - PM Go to Mass as a Group 1:15-3:15pm

PM Social & Antioch Meeting Wednesday, April 13th 7-9pm – Peer Ministry

WINE TASTING / Dinner …Friday, April 22, 2016, 7:00 to 10:00 pm at St. Mark’s Join us to taste a variety of wines from around the globe. These wines of exceptional value will be paired with a hot and cold buffet worthy of the finest Kings and Queens of Europe! It has been 4 or 5 years since our last tasting! So many wines, so little time... St. Marks Catholic

Church, 59 Spring Lane, Long Valley, NJ 07853 908-850-0652 WINE !!! –- Hot & Cold Buffet!!! Sign up in the gathering space. Cost $30/person (Must be 21 & over) Place checks payable to St. Marks in the box in the gathering space. Pay by April 17 to receive a $5 discount/person! Seating is Limited – Register NOW

Day of Recollection The Rosary Altar Society and the Columbiettes are joining together to host a Day of Recollection, Saturday, April 16th, from 9:30 – 3:00 in the parish center with Mass beginning at 2:00pm. All ladies of the Parish are cordially invited to join us. Deacon Jim Jones will be our speaker. Bagels & coffee will be served in the morning with baked goods at

lunch time. We ask that you bring your own bagged lunch. Tickets are $10.00 and can be purchased at the door. Any questions please contact Marge @ (908) 876-4343 or Helene @ (908)850-5462.

Please Pray for the Sick Please remember to pray for the sick of our parish community who have requested our prayers: Anthony

Arbolino, Arianna Anello, Vic Berzanski, Alex Birdsall, Barbara Blaine, Joseph Caruso, Tony Cassano, Ed Chmielewski, Gino Custode, Vito Dellibovi, Daniel DePaul, Natalia Lyn Dreeland, Jayden Feichter, Phyllis Ference, Pete Gallagher, Baby Antonia Gallardo, Carmela Giangola, Sylvia Granata, Jean Greco, Peggy Hoffman, Laurel Jilek, Bill Lambert, Pam Longo, Raymond Lurker, Jillian Martin, Anthony

Mastropalo, Sean Nicolls, Charlie Noll, Tina Ochwat, Jim Owens, Dennis Paradise, Arlene & Chandra Parikh, Stelios & Mary Pispitsos, Anthony David Pritchard, Art Quails, Nick Ruggiero, Heather Ryan, Anne Sacco, Jillian Sayre, Judy Schellenberg, Helen Schimps, Connor Scott, Connie Secaras, Paula Smith, Noah Stanzione, Janet Stockton, Bob Taylor, Thomas Tell, Ellin & Frank Uhl, Deacon Pat VanOrman,

Ronald Warner, Allen Watts, Adrienne Werner & Roula Zanetta. We are currently praying for the sick from the pulpit for 1 month then adding their names to this list in the bulletin.

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament We will be having Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament on Monday,

April 11th, from 7:00-8:00PM in the church. Everyone is welcome, so please join us for an hour of prayer and meditation.

Attention all Eucharistic Ministers: Your presence is requested for a refresher on the responsibilities of Ministers. The 2nd session is in the Church on Tuesday April 12th, at 7 PM. Contact Cindy Jones at cinjim1126@aol.com for more info.

Our Gift Shop The Gift Shop will be open this weekend. Stop by for a free gift.

Support Homeless Veterans Vets Summer Fest 2016 will be holding their Applebee’s Flapjack Fundraiser Breakfast on Saturday, April 23rd, 8:00AM – 10:00AM, 225 Mountain Ave., Hackettstown. Tickets are $10 with the proceeds to benefit homeless veterans in New Jersey. We will be collecting bottled water, socks, tee shirts, ball caps, personal care items (for men & women), sunscreen, sleeping bags, tents. *All items should be new &

unused. Cash donations are always appreciated! Tickets available online https://www.eventbrite.com or call Bobby Scanga at 908-269-5366. Stop by and meet some of the Operation Chillout team.

Long Valley Knights of Columbus Selling Crosses The Long Valley Knights of Columbus will be selling crosses after all

Masses next weekend in support of Persecuted Christians in the Middle East. Crosses are being sold for $10. For each cross sold, $5 will go to the Christian Refugee Relief. Fund. The sale of each & every cross strengthens our ability to provide the refugees with financial support and humanitarian assistance. These crosses also serve as a daily reminder to pray for our suffering brothers & sisters in the

Christian faith. If you would like to order a cross or need further information please call Lou Monteforte at 908-462-4629.

MORRIS CATHOLIC BOOSTERS… Invites you to their 1st Annual Beefsteak on Saturday, April 16, from 7-10:00 pm in the school's gymnasium. Tickets are $50 for adults/$35

for students. Go to MC Homepage for info on how to order tickets or contact Russ Sieb at 973.895.2601. Entertainment provided by: The Sixteen String Band. We look forward to seeing you there!

Dominican College An information session interested in Undergraduate and Graduate

Degrees, including Undergraduate online programs is scheduled for Wednesday, April 13th from 5:30-7:30pm in the Hennessy Center. For more info. Call 1-866-4DC-INFO or email admissions@dc.edu SUMMER SESSION 2016 - ASSUMPTION COLLEGE FOR SISTERS 200 A Morris Avenue Denville, NJ 07834

June 1-July 8 Course Offerings in Theology Th 201 The Church: Its Nature and History (3 credits) TH 203 Fundamental Moral Theology (3 credits) INFORMATION: Phone: 973-957-0188 Ext. 106 OR E-mail: academicdean@acs350.org JOIN THE CLUB… Well our book group is on its way!! Our first meeting will be on Tuesday, April 12th at 7:30PM, at St. Mark’s. Tuesday 7:30PM will be our regular meeting time. As we said in earlier bulletins, we will be reading and discussing a biography of Pope Francis entitled Pope Francis: Untying the Knots by Paul Vallely (Bloomsbury 2013). The

book chronicles the Pope’s life and sheds light on the evolution of his economic and social philosophy. We will also attend a talk, Pope Francis and Capitalism: the Enemy or the Answer, on May 3rd at St. Paul Inside the Walls. So far, there are five of us in the group. We would live for you to join us. If you are interested, please contact me Janet Corry, at (908)850-9394 or janetcorry@comcast.net Thank you.

ASSUMPTION COLLEGE FOR SISTERS, Denville, will host their Fifteenth Annual Caring Basket Gala on April 14, 2016, honoring Msgr. Kenneth E. Lasch, Kathleen Ginty Hyland, and Fred and Mary Alice Lawless. The event will be held at the Hanover Marriot from 6:30-10:00 PM.

Featured during the event are a 50/50 cash raffle, wine pull, basket raffle along with a silent and live auction. All proceeds are primarily for the support and education of the 20 international Sisters from developing nations who are attending the college. For more information and for the invitation, visit www. acs350.org/events-2/

Blue Army Shrine Wednesday, April 13th all are invited to a special celebration at the Cathedral of St. Francis of Assisi with Bishop Paul Bootkoski. The world famous International Pilgrim Virgin Statue of Our Lady of Fatima will travel on an historic two-year journey. The statue will be available Wednesday, all day, for Veneration. Any questions call (908)852-1120.

Dear Brothers & Sisters in Christ, The Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD) works to be a voice of hope for those on the margins of society who experience the

realities of living in poverty. CCHD supports programs to heal the wounds of crime and violence, advocate for more just policies, protect God’s creation, and develop strong communities. Your donation to CCHD will help build a society where all have a voice and all know their inherent dignity. Often, when juveniles are arrested, their record follows them their

whole lives, decreasing their chances of finding gainful employment and increasing their chances of re-offending. Together with the Catholic bishops, groups like the Direct Action and Research Training Center (DART) in Miami are working to reduce the number of juvenile arrests, giving children a real chance at success. Thanks to a strategic national grant from CCHD, Dart is working with school and law

enforcement officials to decrease the number of school-based arrests and promote alternative, constructive interventions that give children a second chance at their future. Because of their work, school systems are now able to implement restorative justice practices affecting over 65,000 students and resulting in a decrease in suspensions and arrests.

This collection is the primary source of funding for CCHD’s many anti-poverty education programs and grants, like the one that supports DART. Funding from the collection offers new hope every year to those living in poverty throughout the United States. Please remember, 25% of the collection’s proceeds stay here in our diocese helping our Father English Community Center, Hope House, Straight & Narrow and the

Hispanic Information Center to fight poverty in our communities and defend the dignity of our neighbors. For more information about the collection for CCHD and the groups it funds, please visit www.usccb.org/cchd Sincerely yours in Christ, Most Reverend Arthur J. Serratelli, S.T.D., S.S.L., D.D.

Bishop of Paterson

EASTER FLOWERS 2016 Thank you to everyone who contributed to the Easter Flowers

Barbara Anderson in memory of Harold & Anna Bruggeman Carmel Balz in memory of Paul Balz & Paul Balz, Jr.

Don & Lorraine Bartek in memory of Michael, John & Janet Tereman Angela Bella in memory of Andrew & Mary Bella Kelly Biondolillo in memory of Carmine Romano & Janet Visakay Barbara Boutilette in memory of Beverly Lurker & Ed Pedewski Katherine Cornell in memory of DeTrolio Family K. Cornell & T. Spangler in memory of Spangler Family

Charlotte Cottone in memory of Joseph Cotttone, Louis & Rose Girgenti, Saverio Palazzo, John McNary, Florence & Joseph Cottone, John & Antoinette Girgenti, Vincent & Charlotte Corvo, Anthony & Anna D’Elia, Marie Girgenti, Jasper & Catherine LaMarca, Elizabeth Girgenti, Vincent & Jennie Mule` Kathleen & Brian Cox in memory of The Cox & Faynes Families

Mr. & Mrs. James Crane in memory of Anna & Thomas Healy and Emma & James Crane Joan Craney in memory of George E. Craney & Angela Iannuzzo Kathy Deisenroth in memory of June & Walt Haviar and Helen Assenhiemer

Maryann & Matthew DeLany in memory of Edward & Vivian Clear Bruce & Ellen Dietlein in memory of The Dietlein & Jaklitsch Families Judy Elman in memory of Walter & Evelyn Bator

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Gall in memory of Rose & Joseph Oshinski Sr., Sophie & Thomas Gall, Sr. Lou & MaryAnn Galli in memory of Frank & Grace Orefice, Thomas & Theresa Galli, Mark Relovsky, Vincent Ravo Bill Garry in memory of Garry & Kiernan Families Maureen & Glenn Gillespie in memory of Norton & Gillespie Families

Grogan Family in memory of Grogan & Zujkowski Families Bob & Kris Grogan in memory of Deceased members of the Grogan, Golembeski & Butchko Families Michelle Hester in memory of Diane Vacca, Mauriello & Vacca Families, Louis Marchitello Roger & Joyce Hines in memory of the Flaherty & Hines Families

Thomas Holden in memory of Patricia Holden B. Ippoliti in memory of Mildred & Nicholas Ippoliti, Violet & Edward Dull Fred & Mary Kessler in memory of Bertha & James Krovatine, Fred and Jennie Kessler Dolores & Philip Klocek in memory of Fr. Geroge Shema

Margie Kohmescher in memory of Deceased Members of DiRienzo & Kohmescher Families John Krayniak in memory of Sharon A. Krayniak LaCosta Family in memory of Andrea LaCosta Annie Lane in memory of the Cornelius Curtin, MaryAnn Murphy, Lane, Leahy, Curtin, Bialecki & Keane Families

July & Albert Leier in memory of Nagel & Leier Families Audrey Lopez & Family in memory of Bevis Joseph Lopez Theresa Maresca in memory of Dorothy & Edward Maresca William Masker in memory of Marie Masker Rosemary McNary in memory of John McNary, Louis & Rose Girgenti, Joseph Cotton, Savario Palazzo

Mr. & Mrs. A. Mercurio in memory of Marie Molloy Paul & Diane Meyer in memory of Meyer, Huppach, DeNonno & Ligmero Families Edward Michonski in memory of Theresa Michonski Helen & Pete Miragliotta in memory of Peter & Eleanore Miragliotta, Russell & Helen Bonadonna

Marlene Mirtich in memory of Mirtich & Franey Families Stephanie Modolo-Burrell in memory of Lucy & Ted Modolo Bob & Mary Ann Moore in memory of Kossage & Moore Families Jennifer Moyer in memory of Robert & Jessica Bozich Josephine Moyer in memory of Jessica Bozich, Robert Bozich, Sr., Marianne Opanowich, Stephanie Opanowich

Gil & Margaret Murphy in memory of Deceased members of Conlon & Murphy families Gloria Naranjo in memory of Marco & Rose Montealegre Louise Palazzo in memory of Saverio Palazzo, Louis & Rose Girgenti, Angelina & Joseph Palazzo, Marie Girgenti, Joseph Cottone, John & Antoinette Girgenti, Martin Volpe, Luigi Girgenti, John McNary, Vincent

& Charlotte Corvo, James White, Sr., James White, Jr., Michael Clifford, Mary & Philip Longo Michael & Bonnie Panetta in memory of Veronica Rhenn & Rachael Powell

Anne Marie Pentland in memory of Jim & Tommy Pentland, Pentland & Beauchimen Families Mark Ruocco & Dorothy Torba Ralph & Veronica Pesapane

Carolyn Pontier & Family in memory of William Pontier Tracey Preblick & Daughters in memory of Patricia Holden Kevin & Dolores Reagle in memory of Reagle & Whalen Families Richar Family in memory of Marcia Ciszek, Margaret & Charles Sincavage Evelyn Rogan in memory of Sr. Bonaventure C.S.J.B. & Michael

Rogan Tom & Marge Sanders in memory of Catherine & James Sanders and Antonetta & Ben Nerone Henry & Patricia Scala in memory of Louise & Patrick Soranno, Lucy & Henry Scala, Carol Caggiano, Larry Scala M. Scrivanich in memory of Helen, Matthew & William Scrivanick and

Pat & Rose Realmuto Mary Sheppard in memory of Tomislav Pokler, Al Wilson, Wayne Flagg, Mr. & Mrs. Cornelius A. Shea, Mr. John J. “Shep” Sheppard, Matthew Barther Kim & Bob Smith in memory of George Wyker III Tom Smith & Family in memory of Mary Ellen Smith

Cyndi & Tony Sturla in memory of Bello, Coppola, Cooke, Danzati, Girard, Lazzaro, Picolli, Scerra & Sturla Families Elizabeth Szamreta in memory of Krystyna & Stefan Wladyka & Benjamin Szamreta Laura & John Taverna in memory of Genevieve Taverna, Doreo & Matilda Mellusi

Susan Turick in memory of Turick & Piascik Families Paula & Joe Vacca in memory of Vacca, Mastroeni & Colocurto Families Charles VanStone in memory of VanStone & Runyon Families John & Janet Verrilli in memory of Samuel & Minnie Verrilli, Edward & Mabel Vazquez

Joao & Maria Vieira in memory of Vieira & Costeira Families Richard & Claudia Wagner in memory of Claire Mika and Viola & Quentin Wagner Rita & Peter Wenzler in memory of Wenzler & Monaco Families Rachel & Jack Wolfe in memory of Ann & John Wolfe and Anna & Charles Amiano

Brian & Mary Wood in memory of Wood & Coleman Families Zimmer Family in memory of Johann, Apollonia, Haus & Elizabeth Zimmer Frank Zimmer in memory of Monica & Elizabeth Zimmer In memory of Shea – Sheppard, Haskell – Haynes Families In memory of Laura & Albert Mazzei

In memory of Miktus & Hoffman Families In memory of Janina & Mierystan