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St. Gabriel the Archangel Parish
“One Family in Christ”�
~ July 30, 2017 ~�
The Seventeenth Sunday of Ordinary Time�
� Corpus Chris Church� Queen of the Apostles Church� St. Mary Church�
� 369 Georgetown Road� 391 S. Broadway� 25 Oak Street�
� Carneys Point� Pennsville� Salem�
� Sacrament of Bap�sm: Call the office to schedule both a Bap&sm and Pre�Jordan class. �
� Pastoral Care of the Sick: If in hospital or home�bound, call the office to schedule Sacramental visits. �
In the event of a life� or�death emergency, call the office & follow voice prompts for a priest.�
� RCIA: Rite of Chris�an Ini�a�on for Adults: If interested, call to meet with a priest or deacon first. �
Any ques&ons, email Karen Caso at stgabrielrek�[email protected].�
� Sacrament of Matrimony: Call to meet with a priest or deacon before scheduling one year in advance.�
� Funerals: The standard procedure for Catholics is a vigil service at a funeral home, �
a funeral Mass in church, and then a formal burial service.�
St. Gabriel the Archangel Parish
“One Family in Christ”�
~ July 30, 2017 ~�
The Seventeenth Sunday of Ordinary Time�
� Corpus Chris Church� Queen of the Apostles Church� St. Mary Church�
� 369 Georgetown Road� 391 S. Broadway� 25 Oak Street�
� Carneys Point� Pennsville� Salem�
Sacrament of Baptism: Call the office to schedule both a Baptism and Pre-Jordan class.
Pastoral Care of the Sick: If in hospital or home-bound, call the office to schedule Sacramental visits.
In the event of a life- or-death emergency, call the office & follow voice prompts for a priest.
RCIA: Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults: If interested, call to meet with a priest or deacon first.
Any questions, email Karen Caso at [email protected].
Sacrament of Matrimony: Call to meet with a priest or deacon before scheduling one year in advance.
Funerals: The standard procedure for Catholics is a vigil service at a funeral home,
a funeral Mass in church, and then a formal burial service.
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~ Pastor ~�
Rev. Charles J. Colozzi�
Parochial Vicar �
Rev. Robert D’Imperio �
Part��me Parochial Vicar for Hispanic Ministry�
Rev. John J. Franco C.�
Pastoral Minister�
Sr. Carol Adams, CSJP�
Director of Religious Educa�on�
Ms. Karen Caso, MA�
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~ Trustees ~ �
Sco4 Greenwald • Charles Hassler �
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Pastoral Council�
Dan Delaney, President�
Claudine Pankok, Vice President�
Tom Gant, Secretary �
• Ken Brown • Art Clemente • Amada Fernandez • �
• Stan Field • Angela Greenwald • Lisa Tanyer • �
Finance Council�
John Pietrantonio, Chair �
• Maria Berrios • Julie Doughty •�
• Pat Hassler • Shannon Layfield • Ernest Stafford •�
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~ Parish Contacts ~�
Office: 350 Georgetown Road, Carneys Point, NJ 08069�
Phone: 856�299�3833 • Se Habla Español • Fax: 856�299�3887�
Email: [email protected]�
Website: www.saintgabrielarchangel.org�
Facebook: www.facebook.com/StGabrieltheArchangelParish�
Office Hours: Mon�Thu 9:00am � 12:30pm, 1:00pm � 4:00pm�
� Summer Fridays 9:00am � 12:00 noon �
St. Mary Cemetery: Ext. 301�
Religious Educa$on: Ext. 316 �
Mary Seat of Wisdom Homeschool: Ext. 305
Catholic Chari$es: 856�299�1296
Guardian Angels Regional School: 856�423�9440�
St. Vincent de Paul Society: 856�832�7695�
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~ Sundays: Holy Sacrifice of the Mass ~�
� SAT (Vigil): � 4:00pm� � Corpus Chris?�
� SUN: � 7:30am� � Corpus Chris?�
� � 8:00am� � St. Mary’s�
� � 9:30am� � Corpus Chris?�
� � 11:00am� � Corpus Chris?�
� � 1:30pm� � Corpus Chris? (Español) �
~ Weekday Masses ~�
� MON � FRI: � 7:30am� � Corpus Chris?�
� WED:� 7:30pm� � Corpus Chris? (Español)
� FRI : � 8:30am� � St. Mary’s (Communion Service)�
� 1st FRI : � 7:00pm� � Corpus Chris? �
� SAT:� 8:30am� � Corpus Chris? �
~ Confessions ~�
� TUE:� Following 7:30am Mass � Corpus Chris?�
� THU: � 6:30pm � Corpus Chris?
� 1st FRI : � Following 7:00pm Mass � Corpus Chris?�
� SAT:� Following 8:30am Mass � Corpus Chris?�
� � 3:15 to 3:45pm � Corpus Chris?�
� SUN: � 7:45am � St. Mary’s�
� � 2:30pm � 1st and 2nd Sundays following�
� � the a9ernoon Spanish Mass (Español)�
~ Eucharis�c Adora�on: Summer Schedule ~�
� MON:� 8:00am to 10:00pm � Corpus Chris?
� MON: � 12:00pm to 1:00pm � St. Mary’s
� 1st FRI: � 7:30pm to 8:00am � Corpus Chris?�
� SAT: � 9:00am to 10:00am � Corpus Chris? �
~ Devo�ons & Prayer ~�
Divine Mercy Chaplet � Wednesdays, 3:00pm, Parish Center
Rosary Recita$on � before weekday morning Masses, �
� and before the Spanish Masses
Legion of Mary � aEer Monday morning Mass
Miraculous Medal Novena � aEer Wednesday morning Mass�
St. Gabriel Prayer Group � Thursdays, 7:00pm
Queen of Peace Prayer Group � aEer Friday morning Mass�
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SATURDAY VIGIL, JULY 29
Carneys Point – 4:00pm
Fred Catalano
Req. by Jeanette Spencer
Rose DiSylvestro
Req. by Jim & Catherine Priest
Kenneth D’Long
Req. by Bernie & Rosalie Smith
Donald Kute, Jr.
Req. by His Sister, Betty
Frank Montana, IV
Req. by Karen Caso & Jackee Keane
Mary Redkoles
Req. by Ed & Sarah Lawrence
Mary Saienni
Req. by Rosemary McLoughlin
Mary Saienni
Req. by Pat Eyerman Lloyd
Nancy Shaw
Req. by Sons of Italy, Paulsboro
Joseph Sullivan
Req. by Angela & Scott Greenwald
Angie Yulo
Req. by Jean & Mano Massari
SUNDAY, JULY 30
Carneys Point – 7:30am
James Pomponi
Req. by Elena & Michael Cuthbertson
Salem – 8:00am
Paul Pankok
Req. by Jack Fredricks
Helen & Pete Chrustowski
Req. by Tom Pankok
Carneys Point – 9:30am
Antonio DiAngelo
Req. by Pina Screnci
Conchetta Jackson
Req. by The Jackson Family
Carneys Point – 11:00am
Elizabeth V. Stafford
Req. by Ernie & Kathy Stafford
Carneys Point – 1:30pm Español
Father Yvan Potvin
Req. por Amanda Fernandez
~ Weekday Masses ~
MONDAY, JULY 31
Carneys Point – 7:30am
Marian Pearson
Req. by Marlyce Pietrantonio
TUESDAY, AUGUST 1
Carneys Point – 7:30am
Virgilio and Maria Latanzi
Req. by Ida Lattanzi
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2
Carneys Point – 7:30am
For the Holy Souls in Purgatory
Carneys Point – 7:30pm Español
Por las Santas Almas del Purgatorio
THURSDAY, AUGSUT 3
Carneys Point – 7:30am
Joseph Borelli
Req. by The Kirby Family
FRIDAY, AUGUST 4
Carneys Point – 7:30am
The Holy Souls in Purgatory
Req. by Marianne
Carneys Point – 7:00pm
Thanksgiving for
the Sacred Heart of Jesus
and The Immaculate Heart of Mary
Req. by The Luchay Family
SATURDAY, AUGUST 5
Carneys Point – 8:30am
Joseph Borrelli
Req. by The Schmidt Family
DEADLINE: Requests for Mass Intentions MUST BE SUBMITTED NO LATER THAN THURSDAYS AT NOON -- 10 DAYS BEFORE PRINT!
SATURDAY VIGIL, AUGUST 6
Carneys Point – 4:00pm
Carlo Monticolo
Req. by His Wife, Dolores
SUNDAY, AUGUST 7
Carneys Point – 7:30am
James McGinnis
Req. by Anne Myers
Tony Rafine
Req. by His Children, Grandchildren, &
Great Grandchildren
Mariann Savarese
Req. by Jeanette Zipple
Nabih Shehata
Req. by Brian & Jenna Savarese
Salem – 8:00am
Paul Pankok
Req. by John & Pat Gibbs
Harry and Grace Pankok
Req. by Tom Pankok
Carneys Point – 9:30am
Conchetta Jackson
Req. by The Jackson Family
Josephine A. Madara
Req. by Ernie & Kathy Stafford
Carneys Point – 11:00am
Sgt. Theresa McCoy Robinson
Req. by Her Mother, Julie,
Her Son, William, & Family
Carneys Point – 1:30pm Español
Por la Salud de Steven Torres
Req. por su Mamá
Corpus Chris Sanctuary Candle:
~ Donald Kute, Jr. ~
Requested by
Doris Brancard
Mary A. Tomarchio
Requested by:
Rose & Sarah I. Musumeci
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Dear Parishioners of St. Gabriel the Archangel Parish,
This year, I was able to take part in the Youth Retreat here at St. Gabriel. Spending a week with some of our
children was a treat! I was happy to see each of them had great respect for their teachers, the church, and one
another. They accepted what we offered to them with patience, curiosity, and humor. We have much to learn
from them. We were able to take a field trip to Philadelphia’s St. John Neumann Shrine at St. Peter the Apostle
Church. The Shrine and Church are under the care of the Redemptorists, which is a religious community, and the
community of which St. John Neumann was a member. The body of the saint lies in a glass-enclosed reliquary
under the main altar of the lower church. There were many relics associated with St. John Neumann in the
church, and the children were able to see and touch these holy relics.
We then went to visit the “Pink Sisters”, who are The Holy Spirit Adoration Sisters. They are called the Pink
Sisters because their habits are pink. Although they are a cloistered, contemplative-missionary community, we
were able to meet and speak with a few of their members. Our group was very curious and had many questions
about what the sisters do, such as if they could see their family, if they are allowed to leave, or watch T.V., etc.,
etc., etc. Throughout this visit and the visit to the St. John Neumann Shrine, they learned about God’s calling to
each of us to do many things in His service, whether that is a priestly calling, a calling to any kind of religious life,
a calling to be a doctor, or a calling to marriage and family.
During one of our music classes, our children were able to write a hymn, which we sang during our morning
Masses. I was surprised at the depth of what they wrote. I assure you; I had nothing to do with this other than to
be the secretary who wrote it down. I did put it to a musical setting, but it is their own words!
Refrain: The greatest sacrifice you have the world,
You suffered and died for us, LORD.
Thank you Jesus, we love you LORD
Verse 1: Help me LORD to pass this test of life,
Teach me LORD to be more holy.
Help me live a better tomorrow.
Help me trust in you. R.
Verse 2: Help me live a long life,
Help me be a blessing to others.
Forgive me, I am a sinner.
Help me trust in you. R.
Joan Nipe, Director of Liturgical Music
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¡Queridos feligreses de la Parroquia de San Gabriel el Arcángel!
Este año pude ser parte del Retiro de Jóvenes aquí en St. Gabriel. Pasar una semana con algunos de nuestros niños
fue una delicia. Me alegré de ver que cada uno de ellos tenía un gran respeto por sus maestros, la iglesia y entre
ellos. Aceptando lo que les ofrecimos con paciencia, curiosidad y humor, tenemos mucho que aprender de ellos.
Pudimos ir a un viaje de campo a St. John Neumann de Filadelfia Santuario en la Iglesia de San Pedro. El
Santuario y la Iglesia están bajo el cuidado de los Redentoristas, que son una comunidad religiosa y también la
comunidad a la que St. John Neumann era miembro. El cuerpo del santo se encuentra en un relicario encerrado
bajo el altar mayor de la iglesia que esta abajo había muchas reliquias asociadas con San Juan Neumann en la
iglesia y los niños pudieron ver y tocar estas reliquias sagradas.
Luego fuimos a visitar a las "Hermanas Rosadas", que son las Hermanas de la Adoración del Espíritu Santo. Se
llaman las hermanas rosadas porque sus hábitos son rosados. Aunque son una comunidad contemplativa-misionera
enclaustrada, pudimos reunirnos y hablar con algunos de sus miembros. Nuestro grupo tenía muchas preguntas
sobre lo que las hermanas hacen, como si pudieran ver a su familia, o si se les permite salir, o ver la televisión, etc,
etc, etc. Se mostraron muy curiosos acerca de ellas, pero a través de esta visita y la visitaron el santuario de San
Juan Neumann, aprendieron acerca del llamado de Dios a cada uno de nosotros para hacer muchas cosas a Su
servicio, ya sea un llamado sacerdotal, un llamado a cualquier tipo de vida religiosa, un llamado a ser médico, o
Un llamado al matrimonio ya la familia.
Durante una de nuestras clases de música nuestros niños pudieron escribir un himno, que cantamos durante
nuestras misas matutinas. Me sorprendió tanto la profundidad de lo que escribieron. Le aseguro que no tenía nada
que ver con esto aparte de ser la secretaria que lo escribió. Lo puse a
un ambiente musical, ¡pero son sus palabras!
Refrán: El mayor sacrificio que usted dio al mundo,
usted sufrió y murió por nosotros Señor.
Gracias Jesús, te amamos Señor.
Vs1: Ayúdame Señor a pasar esta prueba de vida,
Enséñame Señor a ser más santo.
Ayúdame a vivir un mañana mejor.
Ayúdame a confiar en ti. R.
Vs2: Ayúdame a vivir una vida larga,
Ayúdame a ser una bendición para los demás.
Perdóneme que soy un pecador.
Ayúdame a confiar en ti. R.
Joan Nipe, Director de Música Litúrgica
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Readings for the week of July 30, 2017:�
SUN: 1 KGS 3:5, 7�12/PS 119:57, 72, 76�77, 127�128, 129�130/ROM 8:28�30/MT 13:44�52�
MON: EX 32:15�24, 30�34/PS 106:19�20, 21�22, 23/MT 13:31�35�
TUE: EX 33:7�11; 34:5B�9, 28/PS 103:6�7, 8�9, 10�11, 12�13/MT 13:36�43�
WED: EX 34:29�35/PS 99:5, 6, 7, 9/MT 13:44�46�
THU: EX 40:16�21, 34�38/PS 84:3, 4, 5�6A AND 8A, 11/MT 13:47�53�
FRI: LV 23:1, 4�11, 15�16, 27, 34B�37/PS 81:3�4, 5�6, 10�11AB/MT 13:54�58�
SAT: LV 25:1, 8�17/PS 67:2�3, 5, 7�8/MT 14:1�12�
NEXT SUN: DN 7:9�10, 13�14/PS 97:1�2, 5�6, 9/2 PT 1:16�19/MT 17:1�9�
Kindly remember in your prayers those
who are ill, housebound, or recuperating:
Richard Arnold, Michael DiPaolo III, Deacon Joe Ganci,
Irma Humphries, Kathleen Kline, Bill Magan, Elvira Marino,
Msgr. Thomas Morgan, Warren Nipe, John Raffa,
John Rebman, Vicky Shields, Rev. William Vandergrift,
Shirley Villanova, Patricia Weaver, John Werner�
A�er 4 weeks, names will be placed on the Perpetual Prayer List �
posted at each church. Please contact the office to remove/add a name.�
Small Christian Community Faith Sharing
Please note that we put the following week’s Gospel passage in this space so you can prepare all week for proclamation of
the Gospel the following Sunday. Faith Sharing helps ordinary people connect their faith with everyday life experiences.
Excerpt from the Gospel for the Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, August 6, 2017 ~ Matthew 17:1-9
Jesus took Peter, James, and his brother, John, and led them up a high mountain by themselves. And he was transfigured before them;
his face shone like the sun and his clothes became white as light. And behold, Moses and Elijah appeared to them, conversing with him.
Then Peter said to Jesus in reply, “Lord, it is good that we are here. If you wish, I will make three tents here, one for you, one for Moses,
and one for Elijah.” While he was still speaking, behold, a bright cloud cast a shadow over them, then from the cloud came a voice that
said, “This is my beloved Son, with whom I am well pleased; listen to him.” When the disciples heard this, they fell prostrate and were
very much afraid. But Jesus came and touched them, saying, “Rise and do not be afraid.” And when the disciples raised their eyes, they
saw no one else but Jesus alone. As they were coming down from the mountain, Jesus charged them, “Do not tell the vision to anyone
until the Son of Man has been raised from the dead.”
Commentary:
The Apostles were having trouble understanding Jesus' prediction of his passion. They just couldn’t get it. Jesus was transfigured be-
fore them and his “face shone like the sun.” Moses and Elijah appeared and talked to Jesus about his Passover and passion. Then
God the Father spoke from a bright cloud. All this surprised and frightened the disciples. Jesus touched them and comforted them. Je-
sus is available to us to help us understand his will for us so we can truly follow him. The Transfiguration is also the 4th Luminous Mys-
tery of the Rosary; meditating on this mystery can help us follow God’s will.
Questions for Reflection and Sharing:
� � � � 1. What is God saying to me in this Gospel passage? �
� � � � 2. What word or phrase in this Gospel speaks to me? �
� � � � 3. What word or phrase in the Reflec&on resonates with me?
COLLECTIONS
RECEIVED BUDGET DIFFERENCE
Week of 07/23/17 $7,244 $9,808 -$2,564
Total to date from 7/1/17
$36,836 $39,232 -$2,396
Note: St. Gabriel the Archangel Parish Fiscal Year is: July 1, 2017 – June 30, 2018
Weekly collections and Budget amounts do not include Christmas, Easter or Holy Days.
Thank you for your continued support ...
HELP US REACH OUR 2017 PARISH GOAL!�
THANK YOU to those who have helped us �
reach 66.5% of our Parish Goal. �
We s�ll need $35,201�
“God is never outdone in generosity!” �
Please kindly remember those whose names appear on our Perpetual Prayer Lists.�
Located in the back of our churches and at the Parish Office.�
Your prayers are requested
for the repose of the souls of:
Yvonne Haskell
+ . + . + . + . + . + . + . + . + . + . + . + . + . + . +
~First Friday Adora on~�
August 4 � August 5�
7:00pm � 8:00am�
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Join us for First Friday Mass�
in honor of and in repara�on to �
His Most Sacred Heart �
at 7:00pm on Friday, August 4th, and
sign up to adore our LORD
throughout the night. �
Call the Parish Office to sign�up.�
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JOIN FR. CHUCK IN FATIMA & PORTUGAL �
for the 100th Anniversary of the Appari ons!�
Reduced Price!
Now $3069/person from Philadelphia�
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h?p://www.caragrouptravel.com/fa�ma�and�portugal.html�
Flyers available in churches, or call (610) 644�3000�
� wishes to thank our parishioners for their generous �
� on�going support with our food bank collected weekly by
� the Knights of Columbus. In the past year, we’ve distributed
over 2000 lbs. of food throughout Salem County! But we are also tasked
with aiding those in need with back rent, uBliBes, etc.�
Our only resource is direct dona�ons. Please remember to drop�
an occasional dona�on into the parish poor box located near �
the entrance doors to the church. May God Bless you all!�
The Saint Vincent de Paul Society of St. Gabriel Parish�
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SUN, AUG 6th ~ 8:00am to 11:30am �
AND EVERY FIRST SUNDAY OF THE MONTH!�
Msgr. Rocco Con&nillo Hall �
Children 6�12: $2.50, over 12: $5.00�
Children under 6 are free�
Family Pancake & Sausage Breakfast
KNIGHTS WEEKLY FOOD DRIVE & BEYOND�
Food & basic�needs toiletries are distributed �
weekly around Salem County. Dona&on bins �
can be found at each worship site. Thank you!�
BLACK HILLS OF SOUTH DAKOTA &�
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK �
Sep 20th ~ Oct 4th �
Cost: $1849/person �
For informa�on and registra�on, contact Peggy Kavanaugh�
Christmas at the White House�
Cost: $55.00/person I Due: 7/30�
Includes transporta�on, dona�on to Shrine, & driver’s trip�
A $25 deposit is required�
Registraon Forms are available at the Parish Office�
Registraon must be completed for Government Clearance�
ATLANTIC CITY CASINO: MONDAY, AUGUST 14TH �
����: $27/person | DUE 8/7�
includes transporta�on & driver’s �p�
Departures: Salem: 8:00am �
Deepwater: 8:15am | Woodstown: 8:30am�
Please make checks payable to: “St. Gabriel Travel Club”�
Mail to: �Peggy Kavanaugh, 86 Eighth Street, Salem, NJ 08079�
For more Travel Club informa&on, call Peggy (856) 935�0075�
~Family Fun & Fellowship~�
Saturday, August 19th�
11:00am�
Ft. Mo? State Park�
454 Fort Mo� Road, Pennsville�
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Please call the Parish Office to
register and sign up to bring a dish for
our potluck!�
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~Altar Flower Dona�ons Needed~�
Pease consider making a donaon to the St. Gabriel Flower Fund�
What a beau�ful way to remember, honor, or give
thanks for a special person or occasion. �
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~Parish Fundraiser~�
Tickets are now on sale.�
$20/�cket, good for the en�re 17�week season.�
Get your Bckets early to avoid them selling out!�
Please consider taking a few to sell to family, friends, and coworkers!�
Contact Sco( Greenwald at (609) 471�3946�
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ST. GABRIEL THE ARCHANGEL PARISH
Friday, September 15�
Town & Country Golf Links�
Woodstown, NJ�
We’re looking for sponsorship dona&ons, volunteers, & golfers.�
Contact the Parish Office or John Pietrantonio (609) 202�2943.�
5th
Annual
TOURNAMENT
~RELIGIOIUS EDUCATION NEWS~�
Registra�on forms are available online
through the Religious Educa�on
Facebook page or the Parish Website. �
�
You may also pick up registra�on forms
at the Parish Office.�
�
**Please consider volunteering**�
Catechists, Classroom Aides,
& Hall Monitors are needed! �
�
Visit our �
Parish Religious Goods Store�
�
Open the first Sunday of every
month, aFer the 11:00AM Mass.�
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New Schedule for 2017!
ST. GABRIEL THE �
ARCHANGEL PARISH
ALL BINGO DATES: DOORS OPEN: 5:30pm �
~ SALES START: 6:00pm | BINGO STARTS: 7:00pm ~�
SELECT THURSDAYS ~ Msgr Rocco Con�nillo Hall, Carneys Point:�
AUG 3, 17, 24 | SEP 7, 14, 21�
SELECT FRIDAYS ~ Queen of the Apostles Hall, Pennsville:�
AUG 11, 25 �
BINGO Volunteers Needed! Please call Karen Berry �
(609) 970�9252 (cell) or (856) 678�3556, �
Like us on Facebook: “Saint Gabriel the Archangel BINGO!”�
� �
�7/30 � � SUN:� N A Mee�ng, 6:00pm Queen of Apostles�
� 8/3 � � THU:� Prayer Group, 7:00pm Chapel�
� 8/4 � � FRI:� First Friday Adora�on, following 7:00pm Mass�
� 8/5 � � SAT:� St. Gabriel Prayer Group, 7pm Chapel�
� 8/6 � � SUN:� Knights Pancake Breakfast, 8am�11:30am�
� � � NarcAnon Mee�ng, 6:00pm Queen of Apostles�
PARISH OFFICE VOLUNTEER NEEDED: WEEKDAYS�
Du&es include recep&on, answering calls and filing. �
Please call (856) 299�3833 if interested or for more info.�
�
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!�
Catechists (training available), classroom aides & hall monitors.�
Please contact Karen Caso at (856) 299�3833, ext. 316 �
or email: stgabrielrek�[email protected]�
AT SAINT GABRIEL PARISH�
Serve the poor & the sick, as well as become great �
evangelizers, mentors, & small group leaders. �
Required week�long training coming soon. | (856) 299�3833�
www.stephenministries.org
SUMMER OFFICE HOURS NOW IN EFFECT�
Mon�Thu 9:00am�12:30pm, 1:00pm�4:00pm�
Summer Fridays : 9:00am � 12:00noon�
�
!!! CATHOLIC CHARITIES THRIFT STORE!!!�
STILL ACCEPTING DONATIONS�
at the former St. James Building: �
114 State Street, Penns Grove�
Hours: Mon thru Thur ~ 8:30am to 12:00pm�
~Sharing the Gospel~�
As God’s child, you are the wheat in God’s field. As you love and trust God more,
your faith will grow. You will see others around you who love God, too. God will
be happy to see you growing up in God’s love. �
Prayer: God, help my love and faith to grow strong.�
“If you put all the love of all the mothers into one heart, it still
would not equal the love of the Heart of Mary for her children.”
~St. Louis de Montfort
A Consecration to
The Immaculate Heart of Mary
~according to Saint Louis de Montfort’s model~
Join us at daily Mass for this
Grace—filled prayer effort that
culminates with promises made
at each of the Masses on the
Feast of Mary’s Assumption,
August 15th.
Join us, on the feast day of the Assump�on, �
Tuesday, August 15th.�
We are blessing the waters of the Delaware River.�
This simple, joy�filled celebraBon will be at the river at the end of West
Main Street (Rt. 48), in Carneys Point, on the Red Brick Promenade.�
The blessing will begin at 10:00am. �
There will be music, prayer, and a holy water blessing�
Please join us!�
Thank you to the Saint Gabriel the Archangel Legion of Mary for sponsoring this wonderful event.�
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La Comunidad Hispana
XVII DOMINGO ORDINARIO
Oficina
Martes—Viernes
(856) 299-3833
Julio 30, 2017
P. John J. Franco
¿Que es RCIA?
RCIA r epresenta el Rito de iniciación Cristiana de los adultos.
Es un rito formal dentro de la iglesia por el cual una persona
comienza un camino de fe. Se les exponen a la escrituras y son
instruidos en las enseñanzas de la iglesia Católica.
La iglesia ofrece este rito, no sólo para los adultos, pero los niños
más allá de la edad de la razón (alrededor de 7 años de edad) que
están interesados y que aún no han sido bautizados. Este rito es
también para aquellos que han sido bautizados, pero no han
recibido los otros sacramentos de iniciación. La Eucaristía y la
Confirmación.
Ven a aprender acerca de Jesucristo, profundizar tu fe y a crecer
más cerca de él! Pará más información, por favor contactar a l
Padre. John J. Franco o a la Sra. Claudia Willis al teléfono
856 299-3833.
Parroquia San Gabriel Arcángel
Inscripciones Abiertas
Educación Religiosa Grados K ~ 8
Están abiertas a partir de hoy asta el 5 de Agosto,
pase por la oficina de la parroquia para llenar la forma
de registración. Las clases empiezan en Septiembre.
NECESITAMOS VOLUNTARIOS
Educación religiosa esta buscando voluntarios para
catequistas, ayudantes de salón de clases y monitores,
entrenamiento para catequistas disponible.
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Boletos disponibles
$20/boleto, sirve por las 17 semanas de la temporada.
Compra tus boletos cuanto antes, boletos a la venta
en la oficina. Todos los beneficios serán para
Queridos Feligreses
Si usted desea tener una intención especial durante la misa
para un ser querido que falleció o alguna persona enferma,
ya puede hacerlo con anticipación, favor de contactarnos
en la oficina de Martes a Viernes de 9:00am a 4:00pm
Tel.: (856) 299-3833
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STEWARDS �
TRUST GOD�
“We know that all things work for good for those who love God, who are called
according to his purpose.” �ROMANS 8:28�
Do you really trust in God? Do you believe that all things work for good?
Stewardship is a challenge for everyone at �mes. Pu<ng our trust in God, in
everything we do, means that God’s plan for our lives may be different than our
plan. When one door closes, another one opens. Trust in God, His plan is always
be(er.�
Bulle�n Announcement Concepts and Scripture associa�ons are used with permission from the
Saint Louis Archdiocese Stewardship Office.�
ENGAGED ENCOUNTER WEEKENDS�
Pope John Paul II Retreat Center in Vineland, NJ�
2017 Weekends: Aug 11�13, Nov 10�12�
8:00pm Friday thru 3:00pm Sunday (includes Mass)�
Registra�on Fee: $395 per couple �
includes lodging, meals and program resources�
To register, contact the Office of Faith and Family Life Forma&on
(856) 583�2903 or 2904 | [email protected]�
~ NEUMANN�GORETTI ALUMNI ~�
ALL CLASSES SUMMER REUNION�
Saturday, August 19, 2017 | Keenan's in North Wildwood �
Tickets: $25 in advance, $30 at the door.�
For �ckets, call the Alumni Office: (215) 465�8437, ext. 235 �
or [email protected] | www.themillayclub.org/calendar �
Friday Night: Keenan's, $10 at the door; guest bartenders.�
Do You Have the Gifts to Serve Christ as a Deacon?
The Office of the Diaconate is hos&ng Informa&on Mee&ngs
throughout the Diocese. If you are between 30�55, and feel
called to serve Christ as a Deacon, please consider a4ending. �
788 9::;<=>? ;7@: A87B: 7; 7:00A9�
� 08/10 ~ Thu:� Our Lady of the Angels, Cape May Courthouse�
� 08/23 ~ Wed:�Church of the Holy Family, Sewell�
For more informa&on, please call the Office of the Diaconate:�
(856) 583�2858 or email [email protected]�
NEXT RETROUVAILLE WEEKEND IN AUGUST�
Family Life Center, Malvern, PA �
Retrouvaille helps couples to show each other mercy.�
Marriages can be healed and restored. �
For info or to register, visit www.HelpOurMarriage.com �
or call 215�766�3944 or 800�470�2230. Strictly confiden�al.�
LISTEN TO SOUTH JERSEY’S “TALKING CATHOLIC”!�
� “Talking Catholic” is a new weekly podcast �
� featuring Co�Hosts Pete Sanchez, �
� Reporter for the Catholic Star Herald�
� and Mike Walsh, �
� Communica&ons Director for the Diocese�
� spotligh&ng the stories of the faithful �
� throughout South Jersey,�
� “Inspiring, illumina�ng, and entertaining!”�
Listen on iTunes, Google Play, S�tcher, and SoundCloud.�
Follow us on lnstagram, Facebook, and Twi?er�
DIOCESAN CAP 1, CAP 2, and CAP 3 SESSIONS for August
CAP 1 for new volunteers and employees; teaches attendees
to recognize & report child abuse and neglect.
10:00am: Sat, 8/5 ~ St. Bridget Parish Hall, Glassboro, NJ
9:00am: Fri, 8/25 ~ St. Vincent de Paul School, Mays Landing, NJ
CAP 2: CAP’s Bullying Prevention Program addresses bullying
awareness and bullying prevention. Cyber-bullying is also presented.
7:00pm: Thu, 8/24 ~ Sts. Peter & Paul, Turnersville, NJ
CAP 3: Cyber Empowerment addresses ways to help youth keep
their rights and guard the rights of others in the cyber-sphere.
7:00pm: Tue, 8/22 ~ Sts. Peter & Paul, Turnersville, NJ
EACH PRESENTATION LASTS 90 MINUTES.
(856) 583-6165 TO REGISTER. Leave your Name and the Session
Date you are attending. Please note, you will not receive a call
back.
World Youth Day
Panama 2019
An informational gathering will be held Thursday, August 3,
from 7:00pm until 8:30pm at St. John Vianney Campus (former rectory)
at 2901 Good Intent Road, Deptford, NJ 08096
Anyone interested in joining a World Youth Day pilgrimage in January, 2019;
or who might be thinking about it, should attend this prayer and information
session.
The full pilgrimage will take place from January 19-28, 2019, and promises to be
a life changing experience. A shorter pilgrimage is also available.
For more information, call (856) 583-2908 or email:
www.camdendiocese.org