THE SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION—“WELCOME HOME TO HEALING” Monday – April 1st and 8th – 7:00-8:30 PM Saturdays – 3:45 PM
BENEDICTION OF THE MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT & STATIONS OF THE CROSS Friday evenings during Lent at 7:30 in the Church
HOLY WEEK
PALM SUNDAY OF THE LORD’S PASSION—April 13th and 14th The blessing and distribution of palm takes place at all regularly
scheduled weekend liturgies: Saturday evening, 5:00 and 7:00 (Spanish Mass); Sunday morning, 7:30, 9:30, 11:30 and evening, 5:00.
MASS OF CHRISM—Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, Paterson Monday, April 15th – 6:45 PM Procession; 7:00 PM Mass The Most Reverend Arthur J. Serratelli, Bishop of Paterson presiding
with priests of the diocese concelebrating to renew their priestly promises; all are welcome to participate.
THE SACRED TRIDUUM
HOLY THURSDAY—April 18th Mass of the Lord’s Supper – 7:30 PM Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament until 10:00 PM
GOOD FRIDAY OF THE LORD’S PASSION—April 19th Celebration of the Lord’s Passion – 3:00 PM
(Liturgy of the Word, Veneration of the Cross, and Holy Communion)
Stations of the Cross – 7:30 PM
HOLY SATURDAY—April 20th Celebration of the Lord’s Resurrection – EASTER The Easter Vigil – 7:30 PM
EASTER SUNDAY—April 21st Mass – 7:30 AM, 9:30 AM, 11:30 AM and 1:00 PM
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Mass Intentions
Sunday, March 31st 7:30 AM - 9:30 AM -
11:30 AM -
5:00 PM -
People of the Parish Sergio and Marta Claudio Rita Barra, Gaetano Di Benedetto, Shirley and Clifford Swisher Nunziata Gencarelli
Monday, April 1st
Tuesday, April 2nd
Wednesday, April 3rd 7:00 AM -
11:45 AM - People of the Parish Antonio Ras, Sr.
Thursday, April 4th 7:00 AM -
11:45 AM - People of the Parish Geraldine Cerami
Friday, April 5th 7:00 AM -
11:45 AM - People of the Parish James De Maio
Saturday, April 6th 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM -
Lawrence G. Rice, Mario Marino, Ray Blum Por las intenciones de toda la comunidad (Spanish Mass)
Sunday, April 7th 7:30 AM - 9:30 AM -
11:30 AM -
5:00 PM -
Irene Falcone Attilio Rovere Annette Boenzi, Telesforo & Aniana Castolo, Marian Cestone Loved Ones in the Mass of Remembrance Book
7:00 AM - 11:45 AM -
7:00 PM -
7:00 AM - 11:45 AM -
Ronnie Corso Linda Rose Gaita Welcome Home to Healing - Reconcilliation
Ronnie Corso William Bishop
Saturday, March 30th 5:00 PM -
7:00 PM -
Gaetano Di Benedetto, Mario Marino, Justin T. Maione Por las intenciones de toda la comunidad (Spanish Mass)
In Memoriam, Over the Past 20 Years March 30, 1998 to April 5, 2018
Guiseppe Santoro 03 30 1998 Samuel Pellegrino 03 30 1998
Josephine Graham 03 30 1999 Rachel M. Carnazza 03 30 2001
Louise Urbinato 03 30 2001 Sadie A. Obiso 03 30 2006
Donna F. Bendzak 03 30 2010 James M. D’Arienzo 03 30 2010
Leonard Tedesco, Jr. 03 30 2012 Anne Muccio 03 30 2014
Helena A. Gibbs 03 30 2016 Robert Pallister 03 31 2000
Lawrence W. Mayer 03 31 2001 Sergio Claudio 03 31 2002
James R. Christensen 04 04 2007 Theda Reesman 04 04 2011
Joseph J. Kinel 04 05 1999 Maurice Tardif 04 05 1999 Peter Valente 04 05 2001 Lucia Serino 04 05 2007
Lena A. Santo 04 05 2014
Misa en Español!!! Tendremos la celebración de la Sagrada Eucaristía en Español todos los sábados 7:00 PM. Te esperamos!!!
This Lenten season, each Catholic parish in the Diocese of Paterson will have Confession available every Monday evening from now through April 8th from 7:00 PM-8:30 PM. If you have been reluctant to come to the Sacrament, have been away for some time or just found it difficult to get to a Saturday afternoon Confession time, this is a wonderful opportunity to re-connect with Christ and His Church. Don’t be afraid! Information will be provided. Ask the priest to help you. Experience the gracious mercy of God!
www.WelcomeHomeToHealing.org
Please Pray for Our Sick
Don Barone Corinne Barrett Sara Baumann John Bobowitz
Confirmation Preparation For Adult Catholics baptized but never confirmed, you may attend classes at 7:30 PM in the Parish Ministry Center on the following dates:
April 3rd and 10th
Please call the Parish Ministry Center at 973-256-5200 if you are an adult who is interested in preparing for Confirmation.
Recently Deceased Francesco Crocco Leroy Humes
Tabernacle Candles
Giuseppe Mitolo
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Weekly Readings & Faith Sharing Questions
visit: www.usccb.org/bible/index.cfm
Monday, April 1st Is 65:17-21; Ps 30:2, 4-6, 11-13b; Jn 4:43-54
Tuesday, April 2nd Ez 47:1-9, 12; Ps 46:2-3, 5-6, 8-9; Jn 5:1-16
Wednesday, April 3rd Is 49:8-15; Ps 145:8-9, 13cd-14, 17-18; Jn 5:17-30
Thursday, April 4th Ex 32:7-14; Ps 106:19-23; Jn 5:31-47
Friday, April 5th Wis 2:1a, 12-22; Ps 34:17-21, 23; Jn 7:1-2, 10, 25-30
Saturday, April 6th Jer 11:18-20; Ps 7:2-3, 9bc-12; Jn 7:40-53
Sunday, April 7th Is 43:16-21; Ps 126:1-6; Phil 3:8-14; Jn 8:1-11
Welcome Home to Healing - Reconciliation Secular Franciscan Order Fraternity Meeting
Tuesday, April 2nd 6:30 PM - Mary’s Rosary Circle
Wednesday, April 3rd
Thursday, April 4th 7:30 PM - Music Ministry Rehearsal
Friday, April 5th Saturday, April 6th Sunday, April 7th 10:30 AM -
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM -
Faith Formation Classes - Gr. 1-4 Communal Baptism Faith Formation Classes - Gr. 7-8
7:30 PM - Adult Confirmation Class
Maintenance Collection (2nd Collection on the 3rd Sunday of the month)
Helps defray the costs of rebuilding not covered by insurance and for the general improvement of parish buildings: Saint Francis Hall, Blanche Timm Center, and the School Building. Thank you for your generosity.
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5/1/19 - Tricky Tray - “A Night on Broadway”
Calendar Raffle Winners! Thank you to all who participated in our Calendar Raffle.
It was a complete success! Congratulations to the following winners!!
Date Ticket No. Winner Prize
Mar. 18 1331 Tyjon Greer, Jr. $50.00
Mar. 19 345 Bryan Cook $50.00
Mar. 20 504 Judith Frasso $50.00
Mar. 21 1106 Joyce O'Hara $50.00
Mar. 22 105 Carol A. Swain $50.00
Stations of the Cross & Adoration with Benediction
Each Friday evening of Lent we will have Stations of the Cross followed by Eucharistic adoration with Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament at 7:30 in the church. Please take some time to
make a visit to church for this most blessed occasion.
My Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Msgr. T. Mark Condon
T F S L : “C . . .”
The parable of the prodigal son, which appears only in the Gospel of Saint Luke, always moves the heart toward the possibility of conversion and teaches us about the power of both humility and forgiveness. It is especially appropriate for Lent as it calls us to invest our me and our hearts in “coming to our senses” (15:17) as the prodigal son eventually did. At the heart of this is a story of conversion of heart and redemp on of two sons, brothers, loved equally by their father. The father in the story demonstrates how extravagantly God loves us and highlights the truth that his mercy is never withheld from any one of us even when we are not at our best or when we fall into foolishness, jealousy and envy. The Parable has special significance during this Jubilee Year of Mercy called for by our Holy Father, Pope Francis. In a recent homily, the Holy Father noted: This Year of Mercy, Francis said, is also in part so ‘that we may know that the Lord is awai ng us, each of us.’ He is wai ng ‘to embrace us, nothing more, in order to say: ‘Son, daughter, I love you. I let my Son be crucified for you; this is the value of my love; this is the gi of love.’” The Holy Father challenges us to be open to the power of God’s mercy, which is always seeking us out in our brokenness.
Almost every one of the characters in this most famous of Jesus’ parables has personali es that we are able to iden fy with. We’ve probably met them or been them at one me or another in our lives. The younger son was exercising the judgment that many of us exhibit when we are young – we make decisions quickly, o en rashly, and on the basis of what we want in the moment: “The younger son collected all his belongings and set off to a distant country where he squandered his inheritance on a life of dissipa on” (15:13). Then there is the long suffering older brother who goes about his work faithfully, doing whatever his father asks of him without complaining or disobeying – at least outwardly: “Now the older son had been out in the field, and, on his way back, as he neared the house, he heard the sound of music and dancing. He called one of the servants and asked what this might mean” (15:25-26). The older brother does the right thing but he is resen ul and “holier than thou” as he does: “‘Look, all these years I served you and not once did I disobey your orders; yet you never gave me even a young goat to feast on with my friends” (15:29). Lastly there is the father. The father is like so many parents who try to be fair with all of their children.
Parents need to have the special gi of understanding who their children are as individuals, helping each child to grow in those areas where they will naturally excel and also encourage them in areas of weakness, giving them the security that they need to understand that no one is perfect and that each one of us has God given abili es and talents that are valuable for the work that God has given us breath to accomplish. Parents always want the fullness of life and joy for their children; the father in this story shows us that God wants that first for all of us. God our Father wants us to have joy and life and by example he teaches that one never comes to know a full meaningful, life through seeking to have someone else diminished.
The father loves both of his sons: “My son, you are here with me always; everything I have is yours. But we must celebrate and rejoice, because your brother was dead and has come to life again; he was lost and has been found” (15:31).The father in this parable is of course a metaphorical representa on of God the Father who wants all his sons and daughters to be saved and to live in communion with him. Parents help their children to accept their mistakes, to learn to ask for forgiveness, and to depend upon the power of God at work in their lives.
God our Father does not play favorites; one life is not valued over another. Each human life is itself charged with the presence of the divine. The power of divine love dwells in our hearts through the Holy Spirit. It is a tremendously reassuring feeling to know that God accepts each one of us as we are, filled with poten al and flaws. There is nothing that can keep us from God’s presence. But God always calls us to conversion and change of heart when we need it.
We require the humility of the younger son who is brave enough to ask for his father’s forgiveness a er he had made one disastrous decision a er another. We also need to have the tenacity of the older brother who goes on doing what he should, refusing to be distracted from the work entrusted to him even when we think that there is li le thanks in it. And like the older brother we also need the humility to turn to the Father when we are having trouble
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understanding his will for us and ask what all of the various signs mean. Like the father in the story, God our Father always calls us away from that which does not seek the best for our brother or sister. One of the most beau ful lines in the parable of the prodigal son is found in the descrip on of the encounter between the father and the older son when the older brother refuses to enter the house when he learns of the feast for his younger brother because he is so blinded by fury. The gospel describes the father’s ac ons: “his father came out and pleaded with him” (15:28). Our Almighty Father pleads with us and asks us to hear the sound of his voice and to live in a way that makes us his faithful children. We are all like the prodigal. We are never abandoned. God our Father has given us his Son, Jesus Christ to be our Redeemer, our source of salva on. We have everything that we need to “come to our senses.” We have God’s word, the sacrament of salva on, and the support of our community of faith, the Church founded by Jesus Christ.
The days of Lent are rapidly passing. This is a good point in Lent to ask ourselves if we have really made any progress in le ng go of those things, anger, resentment, selfishness, and self-centeredness, that prevent us from being worthy of the name “children of God.” There is s ll me but we need to accept the invita on of God who always embraces and greets us with compassion. God wants us to ask for his mercy and to have that conversion of heart that makes us most who we are. In his encyclical, Dives in misericordia (Rich in Mercy), Pope Saint John Paul II wrote:
The parable of the prodigal son expresses in a simple but profound way the reality of conversion. Conversion is the most concrete expression of the working of love and of the presence of mercy in the human world. The true and proper meaning of mercy does not consist only in looking, however penetra ngly and compassionately, at moral, physical or material evil: mercy is manifested in its true and proper aspect when it restores to value, promotes and draws good from all the forms of evil exis ng in the world and in man. Understood in this way, mercy cons tutes the fundamental content of the messianic message of Christ and the cons tu ve power of His mission. His disciples and followers understood and prac ced mercy in the same way. Mercy never ceased to reveal itself, in their hearts and in their ac ons, as an especially crea ve proof of the love which does not allow itself to be ‘conquered by evil,’ but overcomes ‘evil with good.’ The genuine face of mercy has to be ever revealed anew. In spite of many prejudices, mercy seems par cularly necessary for our mes (no. 6).
The days of Lent call us to conversion of heart. There are many mes when we might feel as if we are lost but we are never beyond God’s mercy and we are always called to be a force for good in our society. Almighty God stands on the edge of eternity always looking for us and promises us that nothing will ever overtake us or leave us unable to cope if we believe in this mercy. No ma er which of the sons in the parable of the prodigal son that we might be at a given moment or period of our lives, we pray for the gi to “come to our senses” and do the things that we need to do in order to live the life of grace that our Almighty Father has in mind for us.
T S R L W H H
This is the season for real change and we shouldn’t allow the opportunity to pass us by. Think about returning to confession even if you have been away from the sacrament for a long me. This me is the perfect me. The Parable of the Prodigal Son what we hear in the gospel this weekend reminds us that God our Father is always standing on the edge of eternity and ready to run to us, embrace us, and to give us the gi of his mercy.
This Lent we once again take part in the “Welcome Home to Healing” ini a ve of the Diocese of Paterson. Lent is a special me of grace to approach the Lord and to seek his healing mercy; each Monday night of Lent between 7:00-8:30 one of the priests will be available for individual confession and absolu on. Confession will also be available at the regularly scheduled me on Saturdays at 3:45 PM. Please take advantage of this opportunity to be a me of grace, peace, and joy so that your celebra on of Easter will find you renewed in heart and spirit. People some mes believe that they have been away from confession too long to ever return. Nothing could be further from the truth. The longer that you have been away from confession the greater your joy will be once you have received
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Sincerely in Christ,
Monsignor T. Mark Condon Pastor
sacramental confession and face the day as a new person, free from burdens that you have been carrying again. Don’t worry if you can’t recall the form for confession, “Bless me, Father, etc.” or the Act of Contri on; the priest will be more than happy to assist you with the formula. This is a me to be welcomed home to the healing of the sacrament. Please take advantage of the opportunity to celebrate the Sacrament of Reconcilia on in Lent.
D M L
People o en ask: “What can I do for Lent.” There is no be er way to observe Lent than by taking part in daily Mass. Even making the me to take part in Mass on one day addi onal to Sunday will bring you a sense of making Lent a pilgrimage in which you are walking with the Lord. Think about making daily Mass a part of your Lenten observance.
B M B S S C
F L
This year we will have Sta ons of the Cross with Benedic on of the Most Blessed Sacrament on Friday evening at 7:30 in the church. The Blessed Sacrament will be exposed for adora on before the Sta ons of the Cross. The period of Eucharis c adora on will conclude with Sta ons of the Cross and Benedic on of the Blessed Sacrament. Please take some me to make a visit to church for adora on of the Blessed Sacrament.
Please join us for Sta ons of the Cross, a devo on that helps us to unite ourselves more closely with the Lord on the way to Calvary and to appreciate that the Lord Jesus walks with us as we carry burdens that are, at mes, very heavy.
H W S T : J !
Holy Week will arrive with the celebra on of Palm Sunday. The most beau ful and important liturgies of the liturgical year are to be found in Holy Week. Please try to join us for some or all of the Liturgies of Holy Week. You will find that par cipa ng in these liturgies will help you to feel the joy of Easter in a new way. Holy Week is a me of grace to walk with the Lord and to know his mercy and love as we celebrate the central mystery of our faith, the Paschal Mystery that gives us the fullness of life and joy in this life and in the next. A schedule of our Holy Week liturgies is found on the front cover of our bulle n.
F R C !
Congratula ons to the young people of our parish, preparing for First Holy Communion, who have celebrated the Sacrament of Reconcilia on last Saturday. First Holy Communion gives us some of most joyous days in the life of our parish. We congratulate the young people who have celebrated God’s love in mercy in the Sacrament of Reconcilia on. Thank you to the parents who give us the opportunity to assist them in passing on the gi of faith to their children. A special word of thanks to Mrs. Paula White, Ms. Trish Filiaci, Mrs. Josephine Lyons and all of our catechists and assistants who do so much to prepare our young people for these important moments of faith in their lives.
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Our Lady of the Holy Angels Tricky Tray 2019
“A NIGHT ON BROADWAY”
TRICKY TRAY TICKETS ON SALE NOW!! LIMITED TICKETS AVAILABLE!
Date: Wednesday, May 1st ~ Place: The Bethwood Admission Ticket: $55.00 pp. (Includes Dinner and 1 sheet of tickets)
All tickets are on a first come, first served basis and must be paid for in advance. Tickets will be available at Mass or the Parish Ministry Center this weekend.
OR
Complete this form and return it with payment to the Parish Ministry Center: Our Lady of the Holy Angels, Att: Tricky Tray Tix, 465 Main Street, Little Falls, NJ 07424
or call Beverly at 973-256-5200 x-11.
Theme Baskets Are Needed . . .
Please consider donating a theme basket. You can either supply the completed basket or provide a monetary donation
and our Purchasing Committee will purchase, name and wrap it for you!
Parking Lot Paving Campaign If you would like to contribute to the Parking Lot Paving Campaign, please complete the pledge card below. You are also entitled to a FREE brick in THE HOLY ANGELS WALKWAY OF REMEMBRANCE. Details are below the pledge card.
2018 Parking Lot Paving Campaign Pledge Card “Forward In Faith, Investing In the Future”
A Campaign for a Welcoming Community Name: Envelope #
Address:
City: St: Zip:
Email: Payment Method (choose one):
My/our check is enclosed - Ck #: Cash Credit Card - Visa, MC, AE, Disc (circle one) Exp: #: Security Code: Direct Withdrawal (circle one): Checking or Savings Bank: Routing #:
Account #: Signature
Online Giving through the App Store or www.OLGapp.com
I/we agree to make a pledge of: $1,200 over 6 mos. $200 Additional brick Other:
Please choose one of the options below: Paid in full 6 Monthly Payments Other:
If you pledged, please complete the FREE brick section below. If you would like to purchase additional bricks with your pledge, the cost would be $200. Any questions, please call Beverly Cuccinelli at 973-256-5200.
Please PRINT clearly in CAPITAL LETTERS. Every symbol is considered one space (Period, Comma, Dash, etc. including a Space).
All text will be centered on the brick. Limit 18 characters per line; maximum 3 lines.
FREE 4x8 Brick (with pledge)
Additional 4x8 Brick ($200 each with pledge)
Sample 4x8 Brick
J O H N O ’ H A R A , S R .
A N D J A M E S R Y A N
O ’ H A R A - R Y A N F A M I L Y
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Bulletin Submissions [email protected] Deadline is Wednesday at 2:00 PM for the following week’s bulletin (ten-day notice). All requests must be submitted in writing (hardcopy or e-mail). Editor reserves the right to schedule, edit or omit articles. Article submission does not guarantee publication. No “ads” are accepted, i.e. for sale, for rent, etc.
Visiting the Homebound and Hospitalized Please call the Parish Ministry Center and let us know that a loved one or dear friend is hospitalized or homebound.
Eucharist for the Homebound Agnes Arena, 973-256-5006 If you know of any parishioner who wishes to receive Eucharist at home, please call with the appropriate information, or have them call. We have several trained Eucharistic Ministers for the Homebound available.
Anointing of the Sick or Elderly It is generally best to call while the sick person can participate in the rite. Please call the Parish Ministry Center.
Novenas after Masses Tues.: St. Anthony & Mary, Mother of God; Thurs.: St. Jude
PARKING LOT PAVING CAMPAIGN
Fulfilled Pledges
PLEDGED TOWARD
COMPLETION GOAL!!! $5,415 Pledges
outstanding for Phase III
$250,000
$99,585 Remaining
Cash to complete Phase III
$244,585
$65,000 Phase II
Paid for and completed
$145,000
$80,000 Phase I
Paid for and completed
$80,000
PAID $244,585
PLEDGED TOWARD
COMPLETION
Lenten Regulations on Fast and Abstinence
The Lenten regulations concerning fast and abstinence are as follows:
The days of both Fast and Abstinence during Lent are Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. The other Fridays of Lent are days of Abstinence.
On a day of fast, only one (1) full meal is permitted. Those between the ages of 18 and 59 are obliged to fast. On a day of abstinence, no meat may be eaten. Those who have reached the age of 14 are obliged by the law of abstinence. The obligation to observe the laws of fast and abstinence “substantially,” or as a whole, is a serious obligation. The Fridays of the year, outside of Lent, are designated as days of penance, but each individual may substitute for the traditional abstinence from meat some other practice of voluntary self-denial as penance. The time for fulfilling the Paschal Precept (Easter Duty - All the faithful, after they have been initiated into the Most Holy Eucharist, are bound by the obligation of receiving Communion at least once a year) extends from the First Sunday of Lent to the Solemnity of the Holy Trinity.
Easter Baskets for Children Help make Easter even more special by providing Easter baskets for needy children in our community. Be part of this important annual project by bringing a pre-packaged basket (please, no loose items) to church or to the Parish Ministry Center. So that there is time to distribute these baskets, please be sure to drop off
your generous donation no later than Sunday, April 14th. If you have any questions, please contact Beverly by e-mail at [email protected] or at 973-256-5200 x-11. Please help us give the joy of Easter.
Knights of Columbus Council #3835
Fish & Chips Dinner By Tastefully British
Friday, April 12, 2019 at 5:00 PM Holy Angels Church in St. Francis Hall Adults: $17; Children under 12: $10
Eat in or take out
INCLUDES: Cole slaw, Refreshments Dessert, Coffee and Tea
Walk-ins welcome For tickets, call Rudy A. at 973-227-3925
Marriage 973-256-5200 x-10 Arrangements must be made at least 1 year in advance.
Infant Baptism 973-256-5200 x-10 We strongly suggest you prepare for your baby’s baptism by attending the preparation class at least 2 months before your baby’s baptism. Both parents are required to attend. Please call the Parish Ministry Center for dates of upcoming sessions. Pre-registration is required to attend a session.
JPIC (Justice, Peace, & the Integrity of Creation Committee) Agnes Czaplinski, 973-942-7167 Please call for meeting schedule.
Rosary Society Barbara D’Allegro, 973-808-8568
Knights of Columbus Mike Vaclavicek, 973-907-3229
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Christmas 2018 Christmas 2017
$44,916
$47,362
Maintenance Collection Fund Last Collection 3/17/19 2018-2019 Cumulative Collection
Next Collection 4/20/19-4/21/19
$3,353
$29,602
Envelope Usage Registered Households Households Receiving Envelopes Households Using Envelopes
Our Lady of the Holy Angels Church Votive Light Memorial Opportunity
Deceased/Intention:
Location: ___ Sacred Heart of Jesus
___ Saint Anthony of Padua, Saint Jude Thaddeus, and Saint Thérèse of Lisieux (The Little Flower)
I would like to remember my loved one with a Memorial Candle.
My choice is: ___ One-time cost of $500.00 ____________ (check enclosed)
___ One-time cost of $500.00 - five monthly installments
___ Bill yearly at $75.00
Your name:
Address:
Phone: Signature:
Mail to: Our Lady of the Holy Angels Attn: Beverly Cuccinelli
465 Main Street, Little Falls, NJ 07424
Holy Angels invites you to remember your loved ones this Easter by including them in our “Book of Remembrance”
Easter Flower Memorial
I wish to give an Easter Memorial Gift of flowers this year to be listed as follows: >>>Due by April 14th
In Loving Memory of:
1. 2. Please Print (up to two names) Very Clearly
Method of payment: Cash Check Visa/MC* - Suggested donation $10.00 per two names
Your Name: Phone: (Please Print Very Clearly)
Address: (Please Print Very Clearly)
*Visa/MC #: Expiration Date: CSV Code: (Please Print Very Clearly)
Signature:
Holy Angels is pleased to present our beautiful Easter Book of Remembrance which will be displayed in the front of the church. This is an opportunity to memorialize a loved one while helping defray the cost of our floral decorations for the church, chapel and St. Francis Hall. Please complete the form below and return it to the collection basket, or to the Parish Ministry Center. You may also use the Flower Offering envelopes that are located at the doors of the church or the Parish Ministry Center. We will accept your envelopes until Sunday, April 14th.
Troubled Marriage? Retrouvaille is a Catholic-based program open to couples of all faiths in troubled marriages. For upcoming dates/to register, call 732-236-0671, visit www.retrouvaille.org or email [email protected]. All calls are confidential.
