6
OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE CHURCH 1603 MARNE HIGHWAY, HAINESPORT, NEW JERSEY 08036 Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time October 3, 2021
OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE CHURCH
1603 MARNE HIGHWAY HAINESPORT NEW JERSEY 08036
Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time October 3 2021
Remember Our Sick
The Tabernacle Light will burn October 3rd through October 9th In Memory of Florence and Raymond Ruble rb Renee and Joe Rivera
Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time October 3 2021
PARISH STAFF
Father Joe Noche Pastor
Deacon Leo Zito Pastoral Associate
Carol Nasife Parish Secretary
Robyn Modugno
Acting Coordinator of Religious Education
Susan Lambert
Accountant
Hughie Curtis Facilities Manager
Diane Dannenfelser Director of Sacred Music
Office Telephone
609-267-0230 For emergencies please call
609-267-0230 ext 17
Office Fax
609-267-0372
Parish Website
wwwourladyqoporg
Listed below are members of our Parish Family who are seriously ill and have requested our prayers If you are seeking prayers for relatives and or friends who are not members of our parish family kindly include their names in the Book of the Sick located in the rear of the church
Names remain on the prayer list at the request of parishioners for three months If extended prayers are needed please send a note or call Thank you
Ronald Napoli - Janet Greaves - Doreen White - Daniel Ertz - Mat-thew Nestel - Katherine Yung - Bobby Barnett - Stephen Toth Vincent OrsquoRourke - Karen Connors - Patrick Connors - Michael Connors - Madison Luyber - Anna Devaney - Helen Yeager - Eileen Riehman - Stephen - Barbara - Rosemarie - Richard - Catherine Lee - Joseph Rosso - Ann E Keene - Beatrice Ramos - Jack - Bob Edie Darnold - Cynthia Hoffman - Gerard Leipfinger
M a s s e s Fo r t h e W e e k
Saturday October 2 2021
430 pm Elizabeth C Ritchie Kraft rb Her Friends
Sunday October 3 2021
730 am Florence and Raymond Ruble rb Renee and Joe Rivera
900 am Angelita Tomasita Jorge amp Virgilio rb The Lao Family
1030 am Eugene Scalercio rb Anne Santos and Family
People of the Parish
Monday October 4 2021
900 am Parish Memorial Society
Tuesday October 5 2021
900 am Kathleen Minch rb Janet Driscoll
Wednesday October 6 2021
900 am Fr Bill McKeone rb Bill and Sue Robinson
Thursday October 7 2021
900 am Caroline Horton rb Andrea and Walt Sysol
Friday October 8 2021
900 am Marcolina Martinez Torres rb Millie Flint and Family
Saturday October 9 2021
430 pm Geraldine ldquoDinkyrdquo Dittman rb The Self Family
Sunday October 10 2021
730 am John Miller rb Jane Miller
900 am Tony Fama rb Carmen Fama and Family
1030 am John C Ulrich rb Janet Driscoll
People of the Parish
Message from Fr Joe Our gospel this weekend is about divorce and the teachings of Jesus
on how divorce left the Church with a two-fold legacy First the Church contin-
ues to restate Jesusrsquo prophetic message of marriage ldquowhat God has joined to-
gether let no human being dividerdquo On the other hand the Church constantly
reflects the pastoral concern for those families who have suffered divorce
My dear friends divorce is a painful subject There is always that
pain of separation and the reality that affects not only the couple but also af-
fects the children and the extended family It is precisely for this reason that we
need to bring Jesusrsquo love into this situation Christrsquos love is big enough to reconcile the gap of division in broken
families
But this is not to say that the only solution to marital problems is to end with divorce The vows to love another
person as long as we live should always be upheld and kept It is a sacrament a covenant a promise not only to
your spouse but also a promise to God Sometimes as much as we hope and pray we fail to keep these promises
Yes we all desire to follow Godrsquos commandments but there are times we fail God more than we should But let us
not forget that the mercy of Christ is a mercy that can fully embrace whatever has brought two people to a divorce He
calls us today to gather under this blanket of mercy so that we too can understand and show our love and compassion
for those whose marriage did not last and ended up in a divorce
Yes this weekend Jesus presents a vision of what marriage should be But on the other hand he utters no
words of condemning ldquothe divorcedrdquo This tells us that no matter how broken or messy our marriage ended Jesus
welcomes and unites us all We should not feel less loved because we know that there is always a new beginning and
all our problems will be healed by our loving and merciful God
Fr Joe
October 3 2021 Our Lady Queen of Peace Church Hainesport New Jersey Page 3-565
Stewardship of Treasure
Parish Offering September 26 2021
Weekly Collection $ 610900 2nd Collection 31900 Miscellaneous Collections 21000
E-Giving
Weekly Collection $ 239400 Building Fund 10500 Diocesan Assessment 2700 UtilityGrounds 15700 Second Collection 2500
Total $ 934600
Collection Schedule
103 Weekly Diocesan Assessment
1010 Weekly All Soulrsquos Day
1017 Weekly Building Fund
Our Lady Queen of Peace Church has available an Elec-tronic Funds Transfer (EFT) program through Parish Giv-ing by John Patrick Publishing Co Inc The program is ldquofree of chargerdquo for parishioners Electronic Funds Trans-fer enables you to have your weekly offering automatically debited from your checking account or credit card
You can enroll today by visiting our website at wwwourladyqoporg and click on the link to Parish Giving or for a ldquohow tordquo video to assist you on how to setup an account You can preview the video click here httpsyoutubeHQQ23eTtIfA
To those who are able to give please continue your sup-port to our parish Our parish relies on your offerings and donations especially during these trying times We cannot do it without your help We thank you for your generosity and may God bless and protect you and your family
Readings and Gospels
For the Week
Sunday Gn 2 18-24 Heb 2 9-11 Mk 10 2-16
Monday Jon 1 1 - 22 11 Lk 10 25-37
Tuesday Jon 3 1-10 Lk 10 38-42
Wednesday Jon 4 1-11 Lk 11 1-4
Thursday Mal 3 13-20b Lk 11 5-13
Friday Jl 1 13-15 2 1-2 Lk 11 15-26
Saturday Jl 4 12-21 Lk 11 27-28
Click here for this Sundayrsquos Readings and Gospel
1st Reading 2nd Reading Gospel
Michael Blaser Carina Felix Kyle Shaffer
Nathan Zinser Amy and Chris Price Michael Hosbach
James McCarthy Joel A DeLuca Megan Cobb
Kevin Flatley John and Joe Knapp Ryan McCormick
Twenty-Seventh Sunday
In Ordinary Time Genesis 2 18-24 Hebrews 2 9-11
Mark 10 2-16
Today we travel back in time to when God created humankind
Realizing that the first human needed a suitable partner God
formed a woman out of the manrsquos own body In the Gospel
Jesus quotes the line that ends the first reading - that husband
and wife are formed as one flesh - to speak of this new entity
He follows this lesson by welcoming children telling the disci-
ples that one must accept the kingdom of God like a child
Listening to scripture today let us embrace the innocence and
wonder of a new being
Pray for our military home and abroad
Please pray for the men and women now serving in the
military especially the loved ones of our parishioners
October 3 2021 Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 4-565
Mass Schedule
DAILY MASSES (Monday - Friday)
900 AM
(Parish Church)
WEEKEND MASSES
Saturday Evening 430 PM
Live Streaming Saturday 430 PM Mass Facebook facebookcomolqphainesport
YouTube youtubecom (Search olqphainesport)
Sunday 730 AM 900 AM and 1030 AM
(Parish Center)
CONFESSIONS
Saturday 345 - 415
(Parish Center)
Feast of St Francis of Assisi Blessing of the Animals
Sunday October 3rd 1200 PM
at the Parish Center
All Pets are Welcome
Please consider bringing a needed
item for the animal shelter
Please help our local
Animal Shelter
Amelia McMullen a member of
Our Lady Queen of Peace is asking
for your help She is working on
her Silver Award for the Girl Scouts Amelia and her friends
are collecting much needed items for the Burlington County
Animal Shelter Amelia says ldquoStray animals need protection
as well as house petsrdquo
A box will be placed at the Parish Center on the weekends of
September 1819 through October 23 and during the Animal
Blessing on October 3rd Your generous donations will be
greatly appreciated
Items Needed
Dog and cat food (dry or canned must be unopened) - Menrsquos
tube socks - Cat Litter (non-clumping) - Paper towels - T
shirts (new or old) Karo Syrup - Ultra fine point black perma-
nent markers - hydrogen peroxide 3 - canned tuna - canned
sardines - chicken broth - Black Kongs - Flat Nylon Leashes
The Holy Fatherrsquos
Prayer Intentions October 2021
Missionary Disciples
We pray that every baptized person may be engaged in evan-
gelization available to the mission by being witnesses of a
life that has the flavor of the Gospel
October 3 2021 Our Lady Queen of Peace Church Hainesport New Jersey Page 5-565
We invite you to join us on Saturday October 9th following the
430 Mass at the Parish Center to pray the rosary for the needs
of America and for the members of our military
Weather permitting we will gather outside in front of the Parish
Center
Winning the heart and soul of America for
Mary by spreading the Fatima message
All Monday and Tuesday Classes will be held at the Hainesport School
CLASSES BEGIN Monday October 4th 5 PM to 615 PM or Tuesday October 5th 5 PM to 615 PM
If you have not registered your child please contact Robyn Modugno at the Religious Education Office at 609 267-0230 ext 20 as soon as possible
No Religious Education Class
Monday October 11th and Tuesday October 12th
THANKSGIVING AT OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE
Feed-A-Family 2021
Once again our parish family will undertake a special ministry for Thanksgiving by reaching out to families who would not have this glorious meal without your help This year we will have approximately 50 fami-lies ranging from a single person with or without a pet small families and larger families with children
The Social Concerns Committee is asking you to con-sider putting together a Thanksgiving dinner for a family in need In the coming weeks you will be provided in-structions dates and times for dropping off your bas-kets
Feeding needy families this year is making the Gospel visible Would you please consider helping with this life- giving ministry
For more information or to register to provide a Thanks-giving Basket for a family in need please call Carol at the Parish Office at 609-267-0230 ext 16 or email carololqponlineorg
The Feast of the Our Lady
of the Rosary
Please join the members of the Altar Rosary
Society who will be praying the Rosary on
Thursday October 7th following the 9 AM
Mass for the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary
Gregory F Mazanec
Catherine Ann Kaminski
Congratulations
Paul and Siarrah Wolfe September 24 2021
The Parish Family of Our Lady Queen of Peace would like to extend our congratulations to Paul and Siarrah on their wedding
October 3 2021 Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 6-565
Volunteer Chaplain Aides
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
Volunteer Chaplain Aides and Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion are needed throughout the Virtua Health hospitals in Burlington and Camden Counties There are openings for trained lay visitors every day of the week Following a training and orientation process an Aide may donate two to four hours each week to visit patients by phone offering them friendship and spiritual comfort Once visitation is available again in our hospitals these same volunteers would be welcome to visit our patients in the hospital after some additional training
For information in regards to volunteering at Virtua Burlington Virtua Marlton Virtua Mt Holly and Virtua Voorhees please contact Chaplain Marge McGinley at 609-914-6365 or email mmcginleyvirtuaorg
Did you ever feel like the world has gone crazy and therersquos noth-
ing you can do about it Almighty God can And you can pray
Prayerful presence outside an abortion clinic has been proven to
impact ldquono showrdquo rates for abortion appointments up to 75
The Cherry Hill Womenrsquos Centerrsquos website says ldquoCHWC is
proudly the only Ambulatory Surgical Center in New Jersey that
offers abortion care up to 25 weeks of pregnancyrdquo thatrsquos 6
months Over two hundred abortions are done there each week
As Christians we must stand up to this evil
Join us for the Fall 40 Days for Life Campaign from September
22ndmdashOctober 31st Please go to 40daysforLifecom
cherryhill to sign up for a weekly hour to pray peacefully and
offer hope to abortion minded women Ask your spouse or a
friend to sign up with you Our goal is to have two people pray
peacefully each hour 7 AM - 7 PM for the duration of the cam-
paign and we need volunteers to join our 40 Days for Life fam-
ily If you have questions or concerns need a prayer partner or
need help registering call or text Claire at 856-313-9861 or email
clairehelpersnjorg
HELP SAVE LIVES IN SOUTH JERSEY
You can protect mothers and children by joining this worldwide
mobilization to pray and fast for an end to abortion
Through prayer and fasting peaceful vigils and community out-
reach 40 Days for Life has inspired 1000000 + volunteers
With Godrsquos help here are the proven results in 26 coordinated
campaigns
18855 babies saved from abortion
221 abortion workers converted
112 abortion centers closed
Herersquos how to take part in 40 Days for Life in our community
Vigil Location Outside the Cherry Hill Womenrsquos Center
(CHWC) 502 N Kings Highway Cherry Hill NJ 08034
Vigil hours 7AM to 7 PM (Monday - Saturday)
Local contact Claire Howson 856-313-9861 or
clairehelpersnjorg
Learn more Get involved and sign up for prayer times
by visiting our campaign at the web address shown below
www40daysforlifecomcherryhill
Afghan Refugees Humanitarian Crises
As you may have heard from various news agencies Afghan refugees
are being housed at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst NJ Catholic
Charities Diocese of Trenton has been asked to assist in this humani-
tarian crisis by identifying and mobilizing legal representation for
immigration helping to coordinate wellness activities for the children
and their families and assisting in the coordination of donations and
volunteers
If you are interested in helping with this effort please click on
httpswwwcatholiccharitiestrentonorgafghan-refugees-humanitarian
-crisis to learn more about volunteer and donation opportunities
Show your concern for Americarsquos laws that allow the killing of the unborn up to the 9th month of pregnancy by joining thousands of peaceful and life-loving Americans at the 48th anniversary of the Roe v Wade Supreme Court decision on January 21 2022 at the annual March for Life in Washington DC This is a national event that brings together peaceful and prayerful citizens who believe in the inviolable and precious sanctity of human life Come hear nationally known defenders of life including Senators Congressmen and Con-gresswomen clergy and women who have had abortions and now regret their decision The March proceeds from the Washington Mass down Constitution Avenue to the Supreme Court behind the Capitol Participants can choose to visit their Senators and Members of Con-gress in their nearby offices You should plan to bring a lunch and drinks and dress for winter weather We will leave St Charles Bor-romeo Parish at 745 AM and return by 730 PM Please contact Peg Campbell at 856-296-4440 or John Loftus at 856-701-3985 for fur-ther information We are COVID conscious and will observe all proto-col needed including wearing masks on the bus Thanks
Remember Our Sick
The Tabernacle Light will burn October 3rd through October 9th In Memory of Florence and Raymond Ruble rb Renee and Joe Rivera
Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time October 3 2021
PARISH STAFF
Father Joe Noche Pastor
Deacon Leo Zito Pastoral Associate
Carol Nasife Parish Secretary
Robyn Modugno
Acting Coordinator of Religious Education
Susan Lambert
Accountant
Hughie Curtis Facilities Manager
Diane Dannenfelser Director of Sacred Music
Office Telephone
609-267-0230 For emergencies please call
609-267-0230 ext 17
Office Fax
609-267-0372
Parish Website
wwwourladyqoporg
Listed below are members of our Parish Family who are seriously ill and have requested our prayers If you are seeking prayers for relatives and or friends who are not members of our parish family kindly include their names in the Book of the Sick located in the rear of the church
Names remain on the prayer list at the request of parishioners for three months If extended prayers are needed please send a note or call Thank you
Ronald Napoli - Janet Greaves - Doreen White - Daniel Ertz - Mat-thew Nestel - Katherine Yung - Bobby Barnett - Stephen Toth Vincent OrsquoRourke - Karen Connors - Patrick Connors - Michael Connors - Madison Luyber - Anna Devaney - Helen Yeager - Eileen Riehman - Stephen - Barbara - Rosemarie - Richard - Catherine Lee - Joseph Rosso - Ann E Keene - Beatrice Ramos - Jack - Bob Edie Darnold - Cynthia Hoffman - Gerard Leipfinger
M a s s e s Fo r t h e W e e k
Saturday October 2 2021
430 pm Elizabeth C Ritchie Kraft rb Her Friends
Sunday October 3 2021
730 am Florence and Raymond Ruble rb Renee and Joe Rivera
900 am Angelita Tomasita Jorge amp Virgilio rb The Lao Family
1030 am Eugene Scalercio rb Anne Santos and Family
People of the Parish
Monday October 4 2021
900 am Parish Memorial Society
Tuesday October 5 2021
900 am Kathleen Minch rb Janet Driscoll
Wednesday October 6 2021
900 am Fr Bill McKeone rb Bill and Sue Robinson
Thursday October 7 2021
900 am Caroline Horton rb Andrea and Walt Sysol
Friday October 8 2021
900 am Marcolina Martinez Torres rb Millie Flint and Family
Saturday October 9 2021
430 pm Geraldine ldquoDinkyrdquo Dittman rb The Self Family
Sunday October 10 2021
730 am John Miller rb Jane Miller
900 am Tony Fama rb Carmen Fama and Family
1030 am John C Ulrich rb Janet Driscoll
People of the Parish
Message from Fr Joe Our gospel this weekend is about divorce and the teachings of Jesus
on how divorce left the Church with a two-fold legacy First the Church contin-
ues to restate Jesusrsquo prophetic message of marriage ldquowhat God has joined to-
gether let no human being dividerdquo On the other hand the Church constantly
reflects the pastoral concern for those families who have suffered divorce
My dear friends divorce is a painful subject There is always that
pain of separation and the reality that affects not only the couple but also af-
fects the children and the extended family It is precisely for this reason that we
need to bring Jesusrsquo love into this situation Christrsquos love is big enough to reconcile the gap of division in broken
families
But this is not to say that the only solution to marital problems is to end with divorce The vows to love another
person as long as we live should always be upheld and kept It is a sacrament a covenant a promise not only to
your spouse but also a promise to God Sometimes as much as we hope and pray we fail to keep these promises
Yes we all desire to follow Godrsquos commandments but there are times we fail God more than we should But let us
not forget that the mercy of Christ is a mercy that can fully embrace whatever has brought two people to a divorce He
calls us today to gather under this blanket of mercy so that we too can understand and show our love and compassion
for those whose marriage did not last and ended up in a divorce
Yes this weekend Jesus presents a vision of what marriage should be But on the other hand he utters no
words of condemning ldquothe divorcedrdquo This tells us that no matter how broken or messy our marriage ended Jesus
welcomes and unites us all We should not feel less loved because we know that there is always a new beginning and
all our problems will be healed by our loving and merciful God
Fr Joe
October 3 2021 Our Lady Queen of Peace Church Hainesport New Jersey Page 3-565
Stewardship of Treasure
Parish Offering September 26 2021
Weekly Collection $ 610900 2nd Collection 31900 Miscellaneous Collections 21000
E-Giving
Weekly Collection $ 239400 Building Fund 10500 Diocesan Assessment 2700 UtilityGrounds 15700 Second Collection 2500
Total $ 934600
Collection Schedule
103 Weekly Diocesan Assessment
1010 Weekly All Soulrsquos Day
1017 Weekly Building Fund
Our Lady Queen of Peace Church has available an Elec-tronic Funds Transfer (EFT) program through Parish Giv-ing by John Patrick Publishing Co Inc The program is ldquofree of chargerdquo for parishioners Electronic Funds Trans-fer enables you to have your weekly offering automatically debited from your checking account or credit card
You can enroll today by visiting our website at wwwourladyqoporg and click on the link to Parish Giving or for a ldquohow tordquo video to assist you on how to setup an account You can preview the video click here httpsyoutubeHQQ23eTtIfA
To those who are able to give please continue your sup-port to our parish Our parish relies on your offerings and donations especially during these trying times We cannot do it without your help We thank you for your generosity and may God bless and protect you and your family
Readings and Gospels
For the Week
Sunday Gn 2 18-24 Heb 2 9-11 Mk 10 2-16
Monday Jon 1 1 - 22 11 Lk 10 25-37
Tuesday Jon 3 1-10 Lk 10 38-42
Wednesday Jon 4 1-11 Lk 11 1-4
Thursday Mal 3 13-20b Lk 11 5-13
Friday Jl 1 13-15 2 1-2 Lk 11 15-26
Saturday Jl 4 12-21 Lk 11 27-28
Click here for this Sundayrsquos Readings and Gospel
1st Reading 2nd Reading Gospel
Michael Blaser Carina Felix Kyle Shaffer
Nathan Zinser Amy and Chris Price Michael Hosbach
James McCarthy Joel A DeLuca Megan Cobb
Kevin Flatley John and Joe Knapp Ryan McCormick
Twenty-Seventh Sunday
In Ordinary Time Genesis 2 18-24 Hebrews 2 9-11
Mark 10 2-16
Today we travel back in time to when God created humankind
Realizing that the first human needed a suitable partner God
formed a woman out of the manrsquos own body In the Gospel
Jesus quotes the line that ends the first reading - that husband
and wife are formed as one flesh - to speak of this new entity
He follows this lesson by welcoming children telling the disci-
ples that one must accept the kingdom of God like a child
Listening to scripture today let us embrace the innocence and
wonder of a new being
Pray for our military home and abroad
Please pray for the men and women now serving in the
military especially the loved ones of our parishioners
October 3 2021 Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 4-565
Mass Schedule
DAILY MASSES (Monday - Friday)
900 AM
(Parish Church)
WEEKEND MASSES
Saturday Evening 430 PM
Live Streaming Saturday 430 PM Mass Facebook facebookcomolqphainesport
YouTube youtubecom (Search olqphainesport)
Sunday 730 AM 900 AM and 1030 AM
(Parish Center)
CONFESSIONS
Saturday 345 - 415
(Parish Center)
Feast of St Francis of Assisi Blessing of the Animals
Sunday October 3rd 1200 PM
at the Parish Center
All Pets are Welcome
Please consider bringing a needed
item for the animal shelter
Please help our local
Animal Shelter
Amelia McMullen a member of
Our Lady Queen of Peace is asking
for your help She is working on
her Silver Award for the Girl Scouts Amelia and her friends
are collecting much needed items for the Burlington County
Animal Shelter Amelia says ldquoStray animals need protection
as well as house petsrdquo
A box will be placed at the Parish Center on the weekends of
September 1819 through October 23 and during the Animal
Blessing on October 3rd Your generous donations will be
greatly appreciated
Items Needed
Dog and cat food (dry or canned must be unopened) - Menrsquos
tube socks - Cat Litter (non-clumping) - Paper towels - T
shirts (new or old) Karo Syrup - Ultra fine point black perma-
nent markers - hydrogen peroxide 3 - canned tuna - canned
sardines - chicken broth - Black Kongs - Flat Nylon Leashes
The Holy Fatherrsquos
Prayer Intentions October 2021
Missionary Disciples
We pray that every baptized person may be engaged in evan-
gelization available to the mission by being witnesses of a
life that has the flavor of the Gospel
October 3 2021 Our Lady Queen of Peace Church Hainesport New Jersey Page 5-565
We invite you to join us on Saturday October 9th following the
430 Mass at the Parish Center to pray the rosary for the needs
of America and for the members of our military
Weather permitting we will gather outside in front of the Parish
Center
Winning the heart and soul of America for
Mary by spreading the Fatima message
All Monday and Tuesday Classes will be held at the Hainesport School
CLASSES BEGIN Monday October 4th 5 PM to 615 PM or Tuesday October 5th 5 PM to 615 PM
If you have not registered your child please contact Robyn Modugno at the Religious Education Office at 609 267-0230 ext 20 as soon as possible
No Religious Education Class
Monday October 11th and Tuesday October 12th
THANKSGIVING AT OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE
Feed-A-Family 2021
Once again our parish family will undertake a special ministry for Thanksgiving by reaching out to families who would not have this glorious meal without your help This year we will have approximately 50 fami-lies ranging from a single person with or without a pet small families and larger families with children
The Social Concerns Committee is asking you to con-sider putting together a Thanksgiving dinner for a family in need In the coming weeks you will be provided in-structions dates and times for dropping off your bas-kets
Feeding needy families this year is making the Gospel visible Would you please consider helping with this life- giving ministry
For more information or to register to provide a Thanks-giving Basket for a family in need please call Carol at the Parish Office at 609-267-0230 ext 16 or email carololqponlineorg
The Feast of the Our Lady
of the Rosary
Please join the members of the Altar Rosary
Society who will be praying the Rosary on
Thursday October 7th following the 9 AM
Mass for the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary
Gregory F Mazanec
Catherine Ann Kaminski
Congratulations
Paul and Siarrah Wolfe September 24 2021
The Parish Family of Our Lady Queen of Peace would like to extend our congratulations to Paul and Siarrah on their wedding
October 3 2021 Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 6-565
Volunteer Chaplain Aides
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
Volunteer Chaplain Aides and Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion are needed throughout the Virtua Health hospitals in Burlington and Camden Counties There are openings for trained lay visitors every day of the week Following a training and orientation process an Aide may donate two to four hours each week to visit patients by phone offering them friendship and spiritual comfort Once visitation is available again in our hospitals these same volunteers would be welcome to visit our patients in the hospital after some additional training
For information in regards to volunteering at Virtua Burlington Virtua Marlton Virtua Mt Holly and Virtua Voorhees please contact Chaplain Marge McGinley at 609-914-6365 or email mmcginleyvirtuaorg
Did you ever feel like the world has gone crazy and therersquos noth-
ing you can do about it Almighty God can And you can pray
Prayerful presence outside an abortion clinic has been proven to
impact ldquono showrdquo rates for abortion appointments up to 75
The Cherry Hill Womenrsquos Centerrsquos website says ldquoCHWC is
proudly the only Ambulatory Surgical Center in New Jersey that
offers abortion care up to 25 weeks of pregnancyrdquo thatrsquos 6
months Over two hundred abortions are done there each week
As Christians we must stand up to this evil
Join us for the Fall 40 Days for Life Campaign from September
22ndmdashOctober 31st Please go to 40daysforLifecom
cherryhill to sign up for a weekly hour to pray peacefully and
offer hope to abortion minded women Ask your spouse or a
friend to sign up with you Our goal is to have two people pray
peacefully each hour 7 AM - 7 PM for the duration of the cam-
paign and we need volunteers to join our 40 Days for Life fam-
ily If you have questions or concerns need a prayer partner or
need help registering call or text Claire at 856-313-9861 or email
clairehelpersnjorg
HELP SAVE LIVES IN SOUTH JERSEY
You can protect mothers and children by joining this worldwide
mobilization to pray and fast for an end to abortion
Through prayer and fasting peaceful vigils and community out-
reach 40 Days for Life has inspired 1000000 + volunteers
With Godrsquos help here are the proven results in 26 coordinated
campaigns
18855 babies saved from abortion
221 abortion workers converted
112 abortion centers closed
Herersquos how to take part in 40 Days for Life in our community
Vigil Location Outside the Cherry Hill Womenrsquos Center
(CHWC) 502 N Kings Highway Cherry Hill NJ 08034
Vigil hours 7AM to 7 PM (Monday - Saturday)
Local contact Claire Howson 856-313-9861 or
clairehelpersnjorg
Learn more Get involved and sign up for prayer times
by visiting our campaign at the web address shown below
www40daysforlifecomcherryhill
Afghan Refugees Humanitarian Crises
As you may have heard from various news agencies Afghan refugees
are being housed at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst NJ Catholic
Charities Diocese of Trenton has been asked to assist in this humani-
tarian crisis by identifying and mobilizing legal representation for
immigration helping to coordinate wellness activities for the children
and their families and assisting in the coordination of donations and
volunteers
If you are interested in helping with this effort please click on
httpswwwcatholiccharitiestrentonorgafghan-refugees-humanitarian
-crisis to learn more about volunteer and donation opportunities
Show your concern for Americarsquos laws that allow the killing of the unborn up to the 9th month of pregnancy by joining thousands of peaceful and life-loving Americans at the 48th anniversary of the Roe v Wade Supreme Court decision on January 21 2022 at the annual March for Life in Washington DC This is a national event that brings together peaceful and prayerful citizens who believe in the inviolable and precious sanctity of human life Come hear nationally known defenders of life including Senators Congressmen and Con-gresswomen clergy and women who have had abortions and now regret their decision The March proceeds from the Washington Mass down Constitution Avenue to the Supreme Court behind the Capitol Participants can choose to visit their Senators and Members of Con-gress in their nearby offices You should plan to bring a lunch and drinks and dress for winter weather We will leave St Charles Bor-romeo Parish at 745 AM and return by 730 PM Please contact Peg Campbell at 856-296-4440 or John Loftus at 856-701-3985 for fur-ther information We are COVID conscious and will observe all proto-col needed including wearing masks on the bus Thanks
Message from Fr Joe Our gospel this weekend is about divorce and the teachings of Jesus
on how divorce left the Church with a two-fold legacy First the Church contin-
ues to restate Jesusrsquo prophetic message of marriage ldquowhat God has joined to-
gether let no human being dividerdquo On the other hand the Church constantly
reflects the pastoral concern for those families who have suffered divorce
My dear friends divorce is a painful subject There is always that
pain of separation and the reality that affects not only the couple but also af-
fects the children and the extended family It is precisely for this reason that we
need to bring Jesusrsquo love into this situation Christrsquos love is big enough to reconcile the gap of division in broken
families
But this is not to say that the only solution to marital problems is to end with divorce The vows to love another
person as long as we live should always be upheld and kept It is a sacrament a covenant a promise not only to
your spouse but also a promise to God Sometimes as much as we hope and pray we fail to keep these promises
Yes we all desire to follow Godrsquos commandments but there are times we fail God more than we should But let us
not forget that the mercy of Christ is a mercy that can fully embrace whatever has brought two people to a divorce He
calls us today to gather under this blanket of mercy so that we too can understand and show our love and compassion
for those whose marriage did not last and ended up in a divorce
Yes this weekend Jesus presents a vision of what marriage should be But on the other hand he utters no
words of condemning ldquothe divorcedrdquo This tells us that no matter how broken or messy our marriage ended Jesus
welcomes and unites us all We should not feel less loved because we know that there is always a new beginning and
all our problems will be healed by our loving and merciful God
Fr Joe
October 3 2021 Our Lady Queen of Peace Church Hainesport New Jersey Page 3-565
Stewardship of Treasure
Parish Offering September 26 2021
Weekly Collection $ 610900 2nd Collection 31900 Miscellaneous Collections 21000
E-Giving
Weekly Collection $ 239400 Building Fund 10500 Diocesan Assessment 2700 UtilityGrounds 15700 Second Collection 2500
Total $ 934600
Collection Schedule
103 Weekly Diocesan Assessment
1010 Weekly All Soulrsquos Day
1017 Weekly Building Fund
Our Lady Queen of Peace Church has available an Elec-tronic Funds Transfer (EFT) program through Parish Giv-ing by John Patrick Publishing Co Inc The program is ldquofree of chargerdquo for parishioners Electronic Funds Trans-fer enables you to have your weekly offering automatically debited from your checking account or credit card
You can enroll today by visiting our website at wwwourladyqoporg and click on the link to Parish Giving or for a ldquohow tordquo video to assist you on how to setup an account You can preview the video click here httpsyoutubeHQQ23eTtIfA
To those who are able to give please continue your sup-port to our parish Our parish relies on your offerings and donations especially during these trying times We cannot do it without your help We thank you for your generosity and may God bless and protect you and your family
Readings and Gospels
For the Week
Sunday Gn 2 18-24 Heb 2 9-11 Mk 10 2-16
Monday Jon 1 1 - 22 11 Lk 10 25-37
Tuesday Jon 3 1-10 Lk 10 38-42
Wednesday Jon 4 1-11 Lk 11 1-4
Thursday Mal 3 13-20b Lk 11 5-13
Friday Jl 1 13-15 2 1-2 Lk 11 15-26
Saturday Jl 4 12-21 Lk 11 27-28
Click here for this Sundayrsquos Readings and Gospel
1st Reading 2nd Reading Gospel
Michael Blaser Carina Felix Kyle Shaffer
Nathan Zinser Amy and Chris Price Michael Hosbach
James McCarthy Joel A DeLuca Megan Cobb
Kevin Flatley John and Joe Knapp Ryan McCormick
Twenty-Seventh Sunday
In Ordinary Time Genesis 2 18-24 Hebrews 2 9-11
Mark 10 2-16
Today we travel back in time to when God created humankind
Realizing that the first human needed a suitable partner God
formed a woman out of the manrsquos own body In the Gospel
Jesus quotes the line that ends the first reading - that husband
and wife are formed as one flesh - to speak of this new entity
He follows this lesson by welcoming children telling the disci-
ples that one must accept the kingdom of God like a child
Listening to scripture today let us embrace the innocence and
wonder of a new being
Pray for our military home and abroad
Please pray for the men and women now serving in the
military especially the loved ones of our parishioners
October 3 2021 Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 4-565
Mass Schedule
DAILY MASSES (Monday - Friday)
900 AM
(Parish Church)
WEEKEND MASSES
Saturday Evening 430 PM
Live Streaming Saturday 430 PM Mass Facebook facebookcomolqphainesport
YouTube youtubecom (Search olqphainesport)
Sunday 730 AM 900 AM and 1030 AM
(Parish Center)
CONFESSIONS
Saturday 345 - 415
(Parish Center)
Feast of St Francis of Assisi Blessing of the Animals
Sunday October 3rd 1200 PM
at the Parish Center
All Pets are Welcome
Please consider bringing a needed
item for the animal shelter
Please help our local
Animal Shelter
Amelia McMullen a member of
Our Lady Queen of Peace is asking
for your help She is working on
her Silver Award for the Girl Scouts Amelia and her friends
are collecting much needed items for the Burlington County
Animal Shelter Amelia says ldquoStray animals need protection
as well as house petsrdquo
A box will be placed at the Parish Center on the weekends of
September 1819 through October 23 and during the Animal
Blessing on October 3rd Your generous donations will be
greatly appreciated
Items Needed
Dog and cat food (dry or canned must be unopened) - Menrsquos
tube socks - Cat Litter (non-clumping) - Paper towels - T
shirts (new or old) Karo Syrup - Ultra fine point black perma-
nent markers - hydrogen peroxide 3 - canned tuna - canned
sardines - chicken broth - Black Kongs - Flat Nylon Leashes
The Holy Fatherrsquos
Prayer Intentions October 2021
Missionary Disciples
We pray that every baptized person may be engaged in evan-
gelization available to the mission by being witnesses of a
life that has the flavor of the Gospel
October 3 2021 Our Lady Queen of Peace Church Hainesport New Jersey Page 5-565
We invite you to join us on Saturday October 9th following the
430 Mass at the Parish Center to pray the rosary for the needs
of America and for the members of our military
Weather permitting we will gather outside in front of the Parish
Center
Winning the heart and soul of America for
Mary by spreading the Fatima message
All Monday and Tuesday Classes will be held at the Hainesport School
CLASSES BEGIN Monday October 4th 5 PM to 615 PM or Tuesday October 5th 5 PM to 615 PM
If you have not registered your child please contact Robyn Modugno at the Religious Education Office at 609 267-0230 ext 20 as soon as possible
No Religious Education Class
Monday October 11th and Tuesday October 12th
THANKSGIVING AT OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE
Feed-A-Family 2021
Once again our parish family will undertake a special ministry for Thanksgiving by reaching out to families who would not have this glorious meal without your help This year we will have approximately 50 fami-lies ranging from a single person with or without a pet small families and larger families with children
The Social Concerns Committee is asking you to con-sider putting together a Thanksgiving dinner for a family in need In the coming weeks you will be provided in-structions dates and times for dropping off your bas-kets
Feeding needy families this year is making the Gospel visible Would you please consider helping with this life- giving ministry
For more information or to register to provide a Thanks-giving Basket for a family in need please call Carol at the Parish Office at 609-267-0230 ext 16 or email carololqponlineorg
The Feast of the Our Lady
of the Rosary
Please join the members of the Altar Rosary
Society who will be praying the Rosary on
Thursday October 7th following the 9 AM
Mass for the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary
Gregory F Mazanec
Catherine Ann Kaminski
Congratulations
Paul and Siarrah Wolfe September 24 2021
The Parish Family of Our Lady Queen of Peace would like to extend our congratulations to Paul and Siarrah on their wedding
October 3 2021 Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 6-565
Volunteer Chaplain Aides
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
Volunteer Chaplain Aides and Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion are needed throughout the Virtua Health hospitals in Burlington and Camden Counties There are openings for trained lay visitors every day of the week Following a training and orientation process an Aide may donate two to four hours each week to visit patients by phone offering them friendship and spiritual comfort Once visitation is available again in our hospitals these same volunteers would be welcome to visit our patients in the hospital after some additional training
For information in regards to volunteering at Virtua Burlington Virtua Marlton Virtua Mt Holly and Virtua Voorhees please contact Chaplain Marge McGinley at 609-914-6365 or email mmcginleyvirtuaorg
Did you ever feel like the world has gone crazy and therersquos noth-
ing you can do about it Almighty God can And you can pray
Prayerful presence outside an abortion clinic has been proven to
impact ldquono showrdquo rates for abortion appointments up to 75
The Cherry Hill Womenrsquos Centerrsquos website says ldquoCHWC is
proudly the only Ambulatory Surgical Center in New Jersey that
offers abortion care up to 25 weeks of pregnancyrdquo thatrsquos 6
months Over two hundred abortions are done there each week
As Christians we must stand up to this evil
Join us for the Fall 40 Days for Life Campaign from September
22ndmdashOctober 31st Please go to 40daysforLifecom
cherryhill to sign up for a weekly hour to pray peacefully and
offer hope to abortion minded women Ask your spouse or a
friend to sign up with you Our goal is to have two people pray
peacefully each hour 7 AM - 7 PM for the duration of the cam-
paign and we need volunteers to join our 40 Days for Life fam-
ily If you have questions or concerns need a prayer partner or
need help registering call or text Claire at 856-313-9861 or email
clairehelpersnjorg
HELP SAVE LIVES IN SOUTH JERSEY
You can protect mothers and children by joining this worldwide
mobilization to pray and fast for an end to abortion
Through prayer and fasting peaceful vigils and community out-
reach 40 Days for Life has inspired 1000000 + volunteers
With Godrsquos help here are the proven results in 26 coordinated
campaigns
18855 babies saved from abortion
221 abortion workers converted
112 abortion centers closed
Herersquos how to take part in 40 Days for Life in our community
Vigil Location Outside the Cherry Hill Womenrsquos Center
(CHWC) 502 N Kings Highway Cherry Hill NJ 08034
Vigil hours 7AM to 7 PM (Monday - Saturday)
Local contact Claire Howson 856-313-9861 or
clairehelpersnjorg
Learn more Get involved and sign up for prayer times
by visiting our campaign at the web address shown below
www40daysforlifecomcherryhill
Afghan Refugees Humanitarian Crises
As you may have heard from various news agencies Afghan refugees
are being housed at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst NJ Catholic
Charities Diocese of Trenton has been asked to assist in this humani-
tarian crisis by identifying and mobilizing legal representation for
immigration helping to coordinate wellness activities for the children
and their families and assisting in the coordination of donations and
volunteers
If you are interested in helping with this effort please click on
httpswwwcatholiccharitiestrentonorgafghan-refugees-humanitarian
-crisis to learn more about volunteer and donation opportunities
Show your concern for Americarsquos laws that allow the killing of the unborn up to the 9th month of pregnancy by joining thousands of peaceful and life-loving Americans at the 48th anniversary of the Roe v Wade Supreme Court decision on January 21 2022 at the annual March for Life in Washington DC This is a national event that brings together peaceful and prayerful citizens who believe in the inviolable and precious sanctity of human life Come hear nationally known defenders of life including Senators Congressmen and Con-gresswomen clergy and women who have had abortions and now regret their decision The March proceeds from the Washington Mass down Constitution Avenue to the Supreme Court behind the Capitol Participants can choose to visit their Senators and Members of Con-gress in their nearby offices You should plan to bring a lunch and drinks and dress for winter weather We will leave St Charles Bor-romeo Parish at 745 AM and return by 730 PM Please contact Peg Campbell at 856-296-4440 or John Loftus at 856-701-3985 for fur-ther information We are COVID conscious and will observe all proto-col needed including wearing masks on the bus Thanks
Readings and Gospels
For the Week
Sunday Gn 2 18-24 Heb 2 9-11 Mk 10 2-16
Monday Jon 1 1 - 22 11 Lk 10 25-37
Tuesday Jon 3 1-10 Lk 10 38-42
Wednesday Jon 4 1-11 Lk 11 1-4
Thursday Mal 3 13-20b Lk 11 5-13
Friday Jl 1 13-15 2 1-2 Lk 11 15-26
Saturday Jl 4 12-21 Lk 11 27-28
Click here for this Sundayrsquos Readings and Gospel
1st Reading 2nd Reading Gospel
Michael Blaser Carina Felix Kyle Shaffer
Nathan Zinser Amy and Chris Price Michael Hosbach
James McCarthy Joel A DeLuca Megan Cobb
Kevin Flatley John and Joe Knapp Ryan McCormick
Twenty-Seventh Sunday
In Ordinary Time Genesis 2 18-24 Hebrews 2 9-11
Mark 10 2-16
Today we travel back in time to when God created humankind
Realizing that the first human needed a suitable partner God
formed a woman out of the manrsquos own body In the Gospel
Jesus quotes the line that ends the first reading - that husband
and wife are formed as one flesh - to speak of this new entity
He follows this lesson by welcoming children telling the disci-
ples that one must accept the kingdom of God like a child
Listening to scripture today let us embrace the innocence and
wonder of a new being
Pray for our military home and abroad
Please pray for the men and women now serving in the
military especially the loved ones of our parishioners
October 3 2021 Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 4-565
Mass Schedule
DAILY MASSES (Monday - Friday)
900 AM
(Parish Church)
WEEKEND MASSES
Saturday Evening 430 PM
Live Streaming Saturday 430 PM Mass Facebook facebookcomolqphainesport
YouTube youtubecom (Search olqphainesport)
Sunday 730 AM 900 AM and 1030 AM
(Parish Center)
CONFESSIONS
Saturday 345 - 415
(Parish Center)
Feast of St Francis of Assisi Blessing of the Animals
Sunday October 3rd 1200 PM
at the Parish Center
All Pets are Welcome
Please consider bringing a needed
item for the animal shelter
Please help our local
Animal Shelter
Amelia McMullen a member of
Our Lady Queen of Peace is asking
for your help She is working on
her Silver Award for the Girl Scouts Amelia and her friends
are collecting much needed items for the Burlington County
Animal Shelter Amelia says ldquoStray animals need protection
as well as house petsrdquo
A box will be placed at the Parish Center on the weekends of
September 1819 through October 23 and during the Animal
Blessing on October 3rd Your generous donations will be
greatly appreciated
Items Needed
Dog and cat food (dry or canned must be unopened) - Menrsquos
tube socks - Cat Litter (non-clumping) - Paper towels - T
shirts (new or old) Karo Syrup - Ultra fine point black perma-
nent markers - hydrogen peroxide 3 - canned tuna - canned
sardines - chicken broth - Black Kongs - Flat Nylon Leashes
The Holy Fatherrsquos
Prayer Intentions October 2021
Missionary Disciples
We pray that every baptized person may be engaged in evan-
gelization available to the mission by being witnesses of a
life that has the flavor of the Gospel
October 3 2021 Our Lady Queen of Peace Church Hainesport New Jersey Page 5-565
We invite you to join us on Saturday October 9th following the
430 Mass at the Parish Center to pray the rosary for the needs
of America and for the members of our military
Weather permitting we will gather outside in front of the Parish
Center
Winning the heart and soul of America for
Mary by spreading the Fatima message
All Monday and Tuesday Classes will be held at the Hainesport School
CLASSES BEGIN Monday October 4th 5 PM to 615 PM or Tuesday October 5th 5 PM to 615 PM
If you have not registered your child please contact Robyn Modugno at the Religious Education Office at 609 267-0230 ext 20 as soon as possible
No Religious Education Class
Monday October 11th and Tuesday October 12th
THANKSGIVING AT OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE
Feed-A-Family 2021
Once again our parish family will undertake a special ministry for Thanksgiving by reaching out to families who would not have this glorious meal without your help This year we will have approximately 50 fami-lies ranging from a single person with or without a pet small families and larger families with children
The Social Concerns Committee is asking you to con-sider putting together a Thanksgiving dinner for a family in need In the coming weeks you will be provided in-structions dates and times for dropping off your bas-kets
Feeding needy families this year is making the Gospel visible Would you please consider helping with this life- giving ministry
For more information or to register to provide a Thanks-giving Basket for a family in need please call Carol at the Parish Office at 609-267-0230 ext 16 or email carololqponlineorg
The Feast of the Our Lady
of the Rosary
Please join the members of the Altar Rosary
Society who will be praying the Rosary on
Thursday October 7th following the 9 AM
Mass for the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary
Gregory F Mazanec
Catherine Ann Kaminski
Congratulations
Paul and Siarrah Wolfe September 24 2021
The Parish Family of Our Lady Queen of Peace would like to extend our congratulations to Paul and Siarrah on their wedding
October 3 2021 Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 6-565
Volunteer Chaplain Aides
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
Volunteer Chaplain Aides and Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion are needed throughout the Virtua Health hospitals in Burlington and Camden Counties There are openings for trained lay visitors every day of the week Following a training and orientation process an Aide may donate two to four hours each week to visit patients by phone offering them friendship and spiritual comfort Once visitation is available again in our hospitals these same volunteers would be welcome to visit our patients in the hospital after some additional training
For information in regards to volunteering at Virtua Burlington Virtua Marlton Virtua Mt Holly and Virtua Voorhees please contact Chaplain Marge McGinley at 609-914-6365 or email mmcginleyvirtuaorg
Did you ever feel like the world has gone crazy and therersquos noth-
ing you can do about it Almighty God can And you can pray
Prayerful presence outside an abortion clinic has been proven to
impact ldquono showrdquo rates for abortion appointments up to 75
The Cherry Hill Womenrsquos Centerrsquos website says ldquoCHWC is
proudly the only Ambulatory Surgical Center in New Jersey that
offers abortion care up to 25 weeks of pregnancyrdquo thatrsquos 6
months Over two hundred abortions are done there each week
As Christians we must stand up to this evil
Join us for the Fall 40 Days for Life Campaign from September
22ndmdashOctober 31st Please go to 40daysforLifecom
cherryhill to sign up for a weekly hour to pray peacefully and
offer hope to abortion minded women Ask your spouse or a
friend to sign up with you Our goal is to have two people pray
peacefully each hour 7 AM - 7 PM for the duration of the cam-
paign and we need volunteers to join our 40 Days for Life fam-
ily If you have questions or concerns need a prayer partner or
need help registering call or text Claire at 856-313-9861 or email
clairehelpersnjorg
HELP SAVE LIVES IN SOUTH JERSEY
You can protect mothers and children by joining this worldwide
mobilization to pray and fast for an end to abortion
Through prayer and fasting peaceful vigils and community out-
reach 40 Days for Life has inspired 1000000 + volunteers
With Godrsquos help here are the proven results in 26 coordinated
campaigns
18855 babies saved from abortion
221 abortion workers converted
112 abortion centers closed
Herersquos how to take part in 40 Days for Life in our community
Vigil Location Outside the Cherry Hill Womenrsquos Center
(CHWC) 502 N Kings Highway Cherry Hill NJ 08034
Vigil hours 7AM to 7 PM (Monday - Saturday)
Local contact Claire Howson 856-313-9861 or
clairehelpersnjorg
Learn more Get involved and sign up for prayer times
by visiting our campaign at the web address shown below
www40daysforlifecomcherryhill
Afghan Refugees Humanitarian Crises
As you may have heard from various news agencies Afghan refugees
are being housed at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst NJ Catholic
Charities Diocese of Trenton has been asked to assist in this humani-
tarian crisis by identifying and mobilizing legal representation for
immigration helping to coordinate wellness activities for the children
and their families and assisting in the coordination of donations and
volunteers
If you are interested in helping with this effort please click on
httpswwwcatholiccharitiestrentonorgafghan-refugees-humanitarian
-crisis to learn more about volunteer and donation opportunities
Show your concern for Americarsquos laws that allow the killing of the unborn up to the 9th month of pregnancy by joining thousands of peaceful and life-loving Americans at the 48th anniversary of the Roe v Wade Supreme Court decision on January 21 2022 at the annual March for Life in Washington DC This is a national event that brings together peaceful and prayerful citizens who believe in the inviolable and precious sanctity of human life Come hear nationally known defenders of life including Senators Congressmen and Con-gresswomen clergy and women who have had abortions and now regret their decision The March proceeds from the Washington Mass down Constitution Avenue to the Supreme Court behind the Capitol Participants can choose to visit their Senators and Members of Con-gress in their nearby offices You should plan to bring a lunch and drinks and dress for winter weather We will leave St Charles Bor-romeo Parish at 745 AM and return by 730 PM Please contact Peg Campbell at 856-296-4440 or John Loftus at 856-701-3985 for fur-ther information We are COVID conscious and will observe all proto-col needed including wearing masks on the bus Thanks
October 3 2021 Our Lady Queen of Peace Church Hainesport New Jersey Page 5-565
We invite you to join us on Saturday October 9th following the
430 Mass at the Parish Center to pray the rosary for the needs
of America and for the members of our military
Weather permitting we will gather outside in front of the Parish
Center
Winning the heart and soul of America for
Mary by spreading the Fatima message
All Monday and Tuesday Classes will be held at the Hainesport School
CLASSES BEGIN Monday October 4th 5 PM to 615 PM or Tuesday October 5th 5 PM to 615 PM
If you have not registered your child please contact Robyn Modugno at the Religious Education Office at 609 267-0230 ext 20 as soon as possible
No Religious Education Class
Monday October 11th and Tuesday October 12th
THANKSGIVING AT OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE
Feed-A-Family 2021
Once again our parish family will undertake a special ministry for Thanksgiving by reaching out to families who would not have this glorious meal without your help This year we will have approximately 50 fami-lies ranging from a single person with or without a pet small families and larger families with children
The Social Concerns Committee is asking you to con-sider putting together a Thanksgiving dinner for a family in need In the coming weeks you will be provided in-structions dates and times for dropping off your bas-kets
Feeding needy families this year is making the Gospel visible Would you please consider helping with this life- giving ministry
For more information or to register to provide a Thanks-giving Basket for a family in need please call Carol at the Parish Office at 609-267-0230 ext 16 or email carololqponlineorg
The Feast of the Our Lady
of the Rosary
Please join the members of the Altar Rosary
Society who will be praying the Rosary on
Thursday October 7th following the 9 AM
Mass for the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary
Gregory F Mazanec
Catherine Ann Kaminski
Congratulations
Paul and Siarrah Wolfe September 24 2021
The Parish Family of Our Lady Queen of Peace would like to extend our congratulations to Paul and Siarrah on their wedding
October 3 2021 Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 6-565
Volunteer Chaplain Aides
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
Volunteer Chaplain Aides and Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion are needed throughout the Virtua Health hospitals in Burlington and Camden Counties There are openings for trained lay visitors every day of the week Following a training and orientation process an Aide may donate two to four hours each week to visit patients by phone offering them friendship and spiritual comfort Once visitation is available again in our hospitals these same volunteers would be welcome to visit our patients in the hospital after some additional training
For information in regards to volunteering at Virtua Burlington Virtua Marlton Virtua Mt Holly and Virtua Voorhees please contact Chaplain Marge McGinley at 609-914-6365 or email mmcginleyvirtuaorg
Did you ever feel like the world has gone crazy and therersquos noth-
ing you can do about it Almighty God can And you can pray
Prayerful presence outside an abortion clinic has been proven to
impact ldquono showrdquo rates for abortion appointments up to 75
The Cherry Hill Womenrsquos Centerrsquos website says ldquoCHWC is
proudly the only Ambulatory Surgical Center in New Jersey that
offers abortion care up to 25 weeks of pregnancyrdquo thatrsquos 6
months Over two hundred abortions are done there each week
As Christians we must stand up to this evil
Join us for the Fall 40 Days for Life Campaign from September
22ndmdashOctober 31st Please go to 40daysforLifecom
cherryhill to sign up for a weekly hour to pray peacefully and
offer hope to abortion minded women Ask your spouse or a
friend to sign up with you Our goal is to have two people pray
peacefully each hour 7 AM - 7 PM for the duration of the cam-
paign and we need volunteers to join our 40 Days for Life fam-
ily If you have questions or concerns need a prayer partner or
need help registering call or text Claire at 856-313-9861 or email
clairehelpersnjorg
HELP SAVE LIVES IN SOUTH JERSEY
You can protect mothers and children by joining this worldwide
mobilization to pray and fast for an end to abortion
Through prayer and fasting peaceful vigils and community out-
reach 40 Days for Life has inspired 1000000 + volunteers
With Godrsquos help here are the proven results in 26 coordinated
campaigns
18855 babies saved from abortion
221 abortion workers converted
112 abortion centers closed
Herersquos how to take part in 40 Days for Life in our community
Vigil Location Outside the Cherry Hill Womenrsquos Center
(CHWC) 502 N Kings Highway Cherry Hill NJ 08034
Vigil hours 7AM to 7 PM (Monday - Saturday)
Local contact Claire Howson 856-313-9861 or
clairehelpersnjorg
Learn more Get involved and sign up for prayer times
by visiting our campaign at the web address shown below
www40daysforlifecomcherryhill
Afghan Refugees Humanitarian Crises
As you may have heard from various news agencies Afghan refugees
are being housed at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst NJ Catholic
Charities Diocese of Trenton has been asked to assist in this humani-
tarian crisis by identifying and mobilizing legal representation for
immigration helping to coordinate wellness activities for the children
and their families and assisting in the coordination of donations and
volunteers
If you are interested in helping with this effort please click on
httpswwwcatholiccharitiestrentonorgafghan-refugees-humanitarian
-crisis to learn more about volunteer and donation opportunities
Show your concern for Americarsquos laws that allow the killing of the unborn up to the 9th month of pregnancy by joining thousands of peaceful and life-loving Americans at the 48th anniversary of the Roe v Wade Supreme Court decision on January 21 2022 at the annual March for Life in Washington DC This is a national event that brings together peaceful and prayerful citizens who believe in the inviolable and precious sanctity of human life Come hear nationally known defenders of life including Senators Congressmen and Con-gresswomen clergy and women who have had abortions and now regret their decision The March proceeds from the Washington Mass down Constitution Avenue to the Supreme Court behind the Capitol Participants can choose to visit their Senators and Members of Con-gress in their nearby offices You should plan to bring a lunch and drinks and dress for winter weather We will leave St Charles Bor-romeo Parish at 745 AM and return by 730 PM Please contact Peg Campbell at 856-296-4440 or John Loftus at 856-701-3985 for fur-ther information We are COVID conscious and will observe all proto-col needed including wearing masks on the bus Thanks
October 3 2021 Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 6-565
Volunteer Chaplain Aides
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
Volunteer Chaplain Aides and Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion are needed throughout the Virtua Health hospitals in Burlington and Camden Counties There are openings for trained lay visitors every day of the week Following a training and orientation process an Aide may donate two to four hours each week to visit patients by phone offering them friendship and spiritual comfort Once visitation is available again in our hospitals these same volunteers would be welcome to visit our patients in the hospital after some additional training
For information in regards to volunteering at Virtua Burlington Virtua Marlton Virtua Mt Holly and Virtua Voorhees please contact Chaplain Marge McGinley at 609-914-6365 or email mmcginleyvirtuaorg
Did you ever feel like the world has gone crazy and therersquos noth-
ing you can do about it Almighty God can And you can pray
Prayerful presence outside an abortion clinic has been proven to
impact ldquono showrdquo rates for abortion appointments up to 75
The Cherry Hill Womenrsquos Centerrsquos website says ldquoCHWC is
proudly the only Ambulatory Surgical Center in New Jersey that
offers abortion care up to 25 weeks of pregnancyrdquo thatrsquos 6
months Over two hundred abortions are done there each week
As Christians we must stand up to this evil
Join us for the Fall 40 Days for Life Campaign from September
22ndmdashOctober 31st Please go to 40daysforLifecom
cherryhill to sign up for a weekly hour to pray peacefully and
offer hope to abortion minded women Ask your spouse or a
friend to sign up with you Our goal is to have two people pray
peacefully each hour 7 AM - 7 PM for the duration of the cam-
paign and we need volunteers to join our 40 Days for Life fam-
ily If you have questions or concerns need a prayer partner or
need help registering call or text Claire at 856-313-9861 or email
clairehelpersnjorg
HELP SAVE LIVES IN SOUTH JERSEY
You can protect mothers and children by joining this worldwide
mobilization to pray and fast for an end to abortion
Through prayer and fasting peaceful vigils and community out-
reach 40 Days for Life has inspired 1000000 + volunteers
With Godrsquos help here are the proven results in 26 coordinated
campaigns
18855 babies saved from abortion
221 abortion workers converted
112 abortion centers closed
Herersquos how to take part in 40 Days for Life in our community
Vigil Location Outside the Cherry Hill Womenrsquos Center
(CHWC) 502 N Kings Highway Cherry Hill NJ 08034
Vigil hours 7AM to 7 PM (Monday - Saturday)
Local contact Claire Howson 856-313-9861 or
clairehelpersnjorg
Learn more Get involved and sign up for prayer times
by visiting our campaign at the web address shown below
www40daysforlifecomcherryhill
Afghan Refugees Humanitarian Crises
As you may have heard from various news agencies Afghan refugees
are being housed at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst NJ Catholic
Charities Diocese of Trenton has been asked to assist in this humani-
tarian crisis by identifying and mobilizing legal representation for
immigration helping to coordinate wellness activities for the children
and their families and assisting in the coordination of donations and
volunteers
If you are interested in helping with this effort please click on
httpswwwcatholiccharitiestrentonorgafghan-refugees-humanitarian
-crisis to learn more about volunteer and donation opportunities
Show your concern for Americarsquos laws that allow the killing of the unborn up to the 9th month of pregnancy by joining thousands of peaceful and life-loving Americans at the 48th anniversary of the Roe v Wade Supreme Court decision on January 21 2022 at the annual March for Life in Washington DC This is a national event that brings together peaceful and prayerful citizens who believe in the inviolable and precious sanctity of human life Come hear nationally known defenders of life including Senators Congressmen and Con-gresswomen clergy and women who have had abortions and now regret their decision The March proceeds from the Washington Mass down Constitution Avenue to the Supreme Court behind the Capitol Participants can choose to visit their Senators and Members of Con-gress in their nearby offices You should plan to bring a lunch and drinks and dress for winter weather We will leave St Charles Bor-romeo Parish at 745 AM and return by 730 PM Please contact Peg Campbell at 856-296-4440 or John Loftus at 856-701-3985 for fur-ther information We are COVID conscious and will observe all proto-col needed including wearing masks on the bus Thanks
