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Visit our Website: www.stmaryscoltsneck.org
THE PARISH OF SAINT MARY A Catholic Community Proclaiming the
Greatness of God in our Time
One Phalanx Road, Colts Neck, NJ 07722 Phone: 732-780-2666 Fax:
732-780-0394
Parish Office hours - NEW Sunday 9 am – 12 noon
Mon. & Tues. 8:45 am – 7:30 pm Wed. & Thurs. 8:45 am –
6:00 pm
No office hours on Fri or Sat.
Deacon: John Wedemeyer
Trustees: Bill LaMorte Irene Weller
Sacraments: Eucharist
Detailed Mass times listed on page 2
Penance & Reconciliation Saturday 4 pm or by
appointment.
Marriage Contact the Parish Office one year in advance for
information & guidelines.
Baptism Contact the Parish Office for information & required
paperwork three months in advance.
There are no Baptisms during Advent or Lent, please plan
accordingly.
Parish Membership: New parishioners are welcome to register at
the office at any time. New Parishioner Orientation (quarterly) -
will be held August 25, 11 am
Contact Parish Office at [email protected]
Registration is required.
Bishop of the
Diocese of Trenton: Most Reverend
David M. O’Connell, C. M.
Pastor: Reverend Fr. Jeffrey E. Lee
Pastor Emeritus:
Reverend Fr. William J. Bausch
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Please pray for the following members of our parish family
who are ill:
Mass Intentions for the Week August 3 - August 11 For *
Requested by
To add a family member to the sick list for 8 weeks, please call
or e-mail the
Parish Office. Thank you! 732-780-2666 or
[email protected]
Saturday, August 3 – Church - Blessed Virgin Mary; First
Saturday 2:30 PM Wedding
5 PM Intentions of Leonidas Mavrookas * Suzanne Schlesinger Mike
Duffy * Agnes Duffy and Family Kathleen Zoppi * Gladys and Henry
Bartoli
Sunday, August 4 – Church Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 8
AM Francisca Vera * Her Daughter: Rita Duenas Nancy Lippert * Mr.
and Mrs. Piotrowski John Sionas and Michael Stivala Sr. * Mike and
Eileen Stivala
10 AM Pro Populo Sergio Dos Santos and Mark Zarantonello * Dos
Santos Family Salvatore Sgroi * Cindy and Michael Mazzola
12 PM Robert A. McNamara * McNamara Family Frances K. Norulak *
Weller Family Muffy Coseglia * Mary Joan McNamara
Monday, August 5 – 9 AM Chapel Dedication of the Basilica of St.
Mary Major Carol Schaub * Nancy and Harry Bauer
Tuesday, August 6 – 9 AM Chapel The Transfiguration of the Lord
Web Grainger * Ken and Muriel Rogers Rev. John V. Bowden * Rev. Fr.
Jeffrey E. Lee, Staff & Parishioners
Wednesday, August 7 – 9 AM Chapel St. Sixtus II and Companions;
St. Cajetan Charlie Sciacca * Bill and Gail Cargiulo
Thursday, August 8 – 9 AM Chapel St. Dominic Jules Wickersty *
Lee DePalma
Friday, August 9 – 9 AM Chapel St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross
Jack Duffy * Agnes Duffy and Family
Saturday, August 10 – 5 PM Church St. Lawrence Catherine
Pancetti * Rev. Fr. Jeffrey E. Lee, Staff & Parishioners
Anthony P. LaMorte * LaMorte Family Fannie Colletti * Rorie and
Jack Coppola
Sunday, August 11 – Church Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 8
AM DeStefano/Albruno Families * Mr. and Mrs. Franceschetti Eva
Menendez * Nevin and Shari O’Connor Philip Mascaro * Mascaro
Family
10 AM Cory Aufiero * Clemente Family Salvatore V. Sgroi * Daria
Karas Frank J. Viggiani * Rose Mary Viggiani
12 PM Pro Populo Carl Pancila * Pancila Family William Michalski
* Joseph and Kathleen Soto
Roger Barnett Fr. Bill Bausch Eileen Beckley Susan Condon Ted
Damen Logan Dayton John DeStefano Dominick Dibrino Tom Fadale James
Fiedler Emily Gioacchini Edward Habrack Tom Hudak Theresia Kopp
Bridget Korn Lori Lettieri Donna Lodi Harry Macholl Pauline
Madzin Leonidas Mavrookas Mary Joan McNamara Kaitlin Nagle Paola
Richmond Owen Shoemaker Christine Shrewsbury Seneida Tomasetti
Lauren Vinci
The Assumption Of The Blessed Virgin Mary
Holy Day of Obligation
Anticipatory Mass - Wednesday, August 14, 7 pm in the Church
Holy Day Mass - Thursday, August 15, 9 am in the Church
Rest in Peace Please remember in your prayers,
those who have recently died.
Mary Ring
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If there is a family member you wish to be placed on the list,
please contact the Parish Bulletin at 732-
780-2666 or [email protected]
Parish Office: 732-780-2666
[email protected]
Bulletin Deadline: Electronic format by 12 noon Thursdayof the
prior week (10 days before). [email protected]
Bulletin Editor: Catherine Love
Liturgical, Music & Worship Ministries Contact: Andrew J.
Macirowski [email protected] [email protected]
Principal Cantor Contact: David Maliakel
Adult Faith Formation & Religious Education Contact: Dr. Jim
Bridges [email protected]
[email protected]
Temporal Administration, Stewardship & Outreach Contact:
Edwin A. Sevillano [email protected]
Church
Christ Chapel
Sanctuary Lamps
Consider donating the sanctuary lamp that burns in the presence
of the Blessed Sacrament in the Church or Christ Chapel. These
intentions are on a weekly basis starting with the Sunday.
The suggested donation for Sanctuary Lamp is $25.
Upcoming availability
FIRST RESPONDERS—THANK YOU PRAYER
I thank God for giving you a strength That exceeds any measure.
I thank God for giving you a courage That allows you to run towards
danger So others can be safe. I thank God for showing us all,
through you What it means to put others first. I thank God for
showing us your bright light in the darkest of times. I pray that
today and everyday You feel the love and support Of those whose
lives you have saved and changed Of the community you protect. And
of God who gives us all strength!
Angel in my Phone
PRAY for Military & First Responders
SN Colton Boag, USCG Pvt Devon Francis Chrzan, USMC
Chief Blake Conley, USN Lt. Col. John Anthony Coppola, US
Army
Major Douglas Coppola, US Army SN Christian Houlihan, USN
Ensign Jason Joseph Howe, USN Pvt Michael John Mento, US Army
Pvt Nicholas Poskonka US Army 1st Lt. Adam Sjoholm, US Army 1st Lt.
Ryan Tanguay, US Army
Staff Sergeant Stephen Witherow, USAF Lance Corporal Edward
Zarzecki
Church & Christ Chapel : 8/18 - 8/24, 8/25 - 8/31, & 9/8
- 9/14
Christ Chapel: 9/1 - 9/7
Irene Baron Suzanne Schlesinger
Bill & Carol Eyres Maureen & Michael Staub
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Andrew J. Macirowski Pastoral Coordinator for Worship &
Music / Principal Organist [email protected]
[email protected]
THE TRANSFIGURATION OF THE LORD
is one of the major milestones in Jesus’ public ministry, in
which he took Peter, James, and John up a mountain (generally
believed to be Mount Tabor in Israel) to pray with him. There, he
transfigured before them, appearing with Moses and Elijah. The
voice of God the Father from heaven cried out, “This is my beloved
Son, with whom I am well pleased; listen to him” (Matthew 17:5). It
is in this moment that Jesus is revealed to these disciples as the
Son of Man, the Savior. Yet they are told to keep this encounter a
secret until after his resurrection, a concept which they did not
yet understand.
As one of the Luminous Mysteries of the Rosary and an important
aspect of Christian belief, the significance of the event is
two-fold. Firstly, by exalting Jesus above all others, God
reaffirms what we learned about Jesus at his baptism by John - that
he is then Son of the Most High, King of the living, judge and
ruler of all - and serves as a sort of preview of his resurrection
and glory. Second, it establishes that Jesus is the messenger of
God, His voice on earth, and that all things are done through the
will of the Father. Interestingly, we celebrate this great feast
twice every year. The first occasion is on the Second Sunday of
Lent. In each of the 3 cycles, we hear the story from the synoptic
Gospels of Matthew (Year A), Mark (Year B) and Luke (Year C), and
the communion antiphon references the decree from God referenced
above (this is my Son, etc.). The placement of the accounts on this
day are fitting, as we hear a lot in the weeks that follow about
the last weeks of the life of Jesus before his crucifixion. The
second time is on August 6th. The same Gospel is repeated in the
respective years. When the 6th falls on a Sunday, the Feast
supplants whichever Sunday in Ordinary Time the Church would
normally observe that day. Although removed from the narrative
through-line that we experience during Lent, the placement of this
feast in the middle or Ordinary Time allows for a more joyous
celebration to occur. Although not a Holy Day of Obligation, it IS
an important day in the calendar of the Church, and those who are
able are encouraged to attend Mass and receive the Eucharist.
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Readings for the Week Monday: Nm 11:4b-15; Mt 14:13-21 Tuesday:
Dn 7:9-10, 13-14; 2 Pt 1:16-19; Lk 9:28b-36 Wednesday: Nm 13:1-2,
25 -- 14:1, 26-29a, 34-35; Mt 15:21-28 Thursday: Nm 20:1-13; Mt
16:13-23 Friday: Dt 4:32-40; Mt 16:24-28 Sunday, August 11 - 19th
Sunday in Ordinary Time Wis 18:6-9; Heb 11:1-2, 8-19; Lk
12:32-48
Questions for Deeper Reflections: Question for Children: Jesus
tells us to always be ready to hear him. What are some ways that he
speaks to us?
Question for Youth: If Jesus were to knock on your door today
and give you a report card on your life as His disciple, what grade
would you get? Where would be your areas for improvement?
Question for Adults: On a daily basis, what are some ways to
keep yourself “ready for God to act?” How do you pay attention to
God’s often-less-than-obvious actions? -Lifelong Catechesis
Lifelong Catechesis Week August 5 - August 11
Worship Ministry Schedule: August 10 - August 11- Nineteenth
Sunday in Ordinary Time
Altar Server EMs of Holy Communion
Reader 1
Reader 2 Cantor LWD Usher
Saturday, 5:00 PM (Church)
Anthony Buzzetta Michael Buzzetta Jonathan Stubbs
Justine Buzzetta - Center Cup Emily Santangelo - Organ Host
Suzanne Schlesinger - Center Host Susan Baker - Tabernacle Host
Steve Stanley - Organ Cup Gail Cargiulo - Tabernacle Cup Irene
Weller - Pres Cup
Jennifer Stubbs
Bruno Savo Meghan Kryscnski
Fernando Pinguelo
John Grabowski Jim Davis Bob Lind Frank Sikorskas Joe Mancino
NOT FILLED
Sunday, 8:00 AM (Church)
Abigail Cowles Daniel Cowles NOT FILLED
Michael Stivala - Center Cup Gina Shute - Organ Host Lisa
Aldridge - Center Host Marsha Grigoli - Tabernacle Host Gail Hall -
Organ Cup Martha Cowles - Tabernacle Cup Jane Slattery - Pres
Cup
Michael Zarraga
Rita Duenas Diane Dragone
Michael Boliver George Watts James Pifer Jim Boliver Jo
Young
Sunday, 10:00 AM (Church)
Eva Garcia Jimmy Schatzle Valeska Yaninas
Mary Aiello - Center Cup Helen DeCerce - Organ Host Winifred
O'Doherty - Center Host Gregory Calderaro - Tabernacle Host Dawn
Reinhardt - Organ Cup Dolores Addler - Tabernacle Cup Barbara
Moskal - Pres Cup
Anthony Bongiorno
Kevin Swan Magnificat Choir
Jennifer Garcia
Leigh Gavinelli John Orrico Greg Penczak Jack Zumba Charlie
Gavinelli Allan Ryan Joe Walsh
Sunday, 12:00 PM (Church)
NOT FILLED NOT FILLED NOT FILLED
Ann Byrnes - Center Cup Lee Gesner - Organ Host Maria Gerbino -
Center Host Donna Sikorskas - Tabernacle Host Patricia Gesner -
Organ Cup NOT FILLED - Tabernacle Cup Patricia Balbo - Pres Cup
Dering Sprague
Richard Gerbino
Bridget Farrow
Melissa Widmeier
James Dolan Joe Mancino Joseph Rinaldo William Starce NOT
FILLED
Bishop’s Wedding Anniversary Blessings
October 6, 2019 - 3:00 pm Mass
Couples celebrating their
1st, 25th or 50th Wedding Anniversary during the 2019 calendar
year
….are invited to gather with family and friends to share the
Eucharist, renew your sacred wedding vows, and receive Bishop
O’Connell’s Episcopal Blessing. Anniversary Couples from Ocean
and
Monmouth Counties may attend the Sunday, October 6, 2019 Mass
and Blessing at 3:00 pm at
the Co-Cathedral of St. Robert Bellarmine in Freehold. Couples
from Burlington and Mercer
County may attend the Mass and Blessing at St. Mary Cathedral in
Trenton on Sunday, October
20, 2019 at 3 pm. Couples must register through their home
parish; the registration deadline for all
anniversary couples is September 15, 2019.
Contact Andrew J. Macirowski to register.
[email protected]
Abbreviated Mass Schedule Labor Day Weekend * Saturday, August
31, 2019 - 5 pm
* Sunday, September 1, 2019 - 10 am (no 8 am or 12 noon)
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Quo vadis… My Dear Parishioners: Today we celebrate the
Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time. If most of us take some time to
think about things, we would have to admit that the pressures of
our everyday living tend to be our main focus. We are all concerned
about calendars and schedules, bills and getting ahead, sickness
and health. Our lives tend to be so busy that our immediate goal is
to get through another day. What would happen if we would truly
take some time to think about what possesses us? It takes conscious
effort to reverse the question and ask, To whom do our possessions
belong? To whom do we belong? In some sense these are questions
about priorities and putting God truly at the center of our lives.
The answers must be more than an intellectual commitment to grow in
our relationship with God and have God as our center. We must stop
building larger storage barns and begin changing the way we live so
that our priorities are evident. Practically speaking, this
probably means settling for fewer possessions. But with God at the
center, we really gain everything-eternal life. As we continue our
journey through the summer months make sure to take time for the
Lord. Going to Mass, whether here or while on vacation, is a big
part of recreation during the summer months. It is also good to
experience how other Roman Catholic Christians celebrate the Sacred
Liturgy. Some of our parishioners have recently commented to me how
much they appreciate how our parishioners pray together when we
gather for the celebration of the Mass. It is true. Our
congregation prays in unison and with a nice cadence that
encourages others to join together. There is an ancient maxim from
Prosper of Aquitaine: Lex Orand Legem Credendi Constituit; that is,
The Law of Prayer Constituts the Law of Belief…or…The Way in
Which We Pray shows forth what we Believe. Thank you for being
such good witnesses to the presence of Christ in our midst during
our celebration of Eucharist. Our regular food collection continues
to improve. The large bin in our gathering space serves as a subtle
reminder inviting us to bring non-perishable food items for the
poor and needy. You may bring your items whenever convenient for
you. It need not be a specific weekend of the month. Some have even
adopted the practice of having their children bring one item each
week. This is a great stewardship witness! There is always a need
for peanut butter, jelly, and boxed cereals. Thank you for your
generous sharing so that we can assist in caring for the poor and
needy. There is also a box on our website’s online giving link. I
have found it easier to make a gift each month, in addition to my
weekly stewardship and mortgage/building fund contribution, for the
poor and needy. This is another way to serve the most vulnerable in
our midst. Whatever you choose, thank you! Last week I had the
opportunity to spend some time with our Pastor Emeritus Father Bill
Bausch. He is such an amazing person and a great story teller. As I
was anxious to hear of his ability to live with his infirmities, he
was equally interested in learning of my recent healthcare
adventures. Father Bausch is synonymous with the Parish of Saint
Mary. There is a lasting imprint upon us as a community of faith.
As always, I assured him of our continued prayer as he lives
graciously with his limitations. He is very grateful for the
prayers, good wishes and many acts of kindness he receives from our
parish community. Have a great week. Let us remember one another in
prayer. Happy Sunday. Peace. Father Jeff
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Dr. Jim Bridges Pastoral Coordinator of Faith Formation and
Religious Education
[email protected]
[email protected]
Are you hungry for more and just can't put your finger on how
you can fill that void?
Would you like to understand how you can live your faith
in your daily life?
Utilizing Walking with Purpose programming, we would like to
help you gain understanding about the treasures of the Catholic
faith and develop a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
Walking With Purpose is a Catholic Bible study created just for
women supported by small group discussion.
WWP has changed my life. I know who Jesus is now and how God is
working through me as I raise my family in today's world. I learned
how to use the
Bible and have met so many wonderful women. Thank you for
bringing Walking With Purpose into
my life. WWP participant.
Link for more information and registering can be found at:
https://stmaryscoltsneck.org
Look for Walking with Purpose LOGO on right
Upcoming Fall 2019-2020 programming: Opening Your Heart (for all
new to WWP) Keeping in Balance (for returning participants)
Fearless and Free (for advanced participants)
For more information please Contact: Linda Dickinson-Pancila
[email protected]
Summer Intensive- August Orientation Session
Please attend the Sunday August 11th
12 noon Mass, Orientation will follow
afterward in the Church.
***AUGUST SUMMER INTENSIVE - HELP
NEEDED***
Our Summer Intensive Program is still in need of teen volunteers
to serve
as classroom aids, hall monitors, and recreational
assistants.
Session dates are: August 12 through August 23. We desire a
commitment of a minimum
of a single week. If you have any questions, please contact
Dr. Bridges at [email protected]
We
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THANK YOU for the Sacrificial Stewardship Offerings as we
support the ministries, programs and facilities of our parish. May
God Bless you for the sacrifices that you make.
# of Contributing Households *321
# Registered Parishioner Households 1,101
Weekly Sacrificial Stewardship $ 13,144 Envelope Contributions $
9,460 * Electronic/Online Contributions $ 2,687 Loose Contributions
$ 997
Avg. Contribution per Household this week $37.84*
Scan QR for direct link
Sharing Our Treasure July 28, Seventeenth Sunday
in Ordinary Time
https://giving.parishsoft.com/smcn
Sign-in for our Online Giving system to make your parish
offerings from your bank account or Credit Card! To set up an
online giving account please visit
https://giving.parishsoft.com/smcn
Should you require our assistance setting up your new account,
please call the parish office at 732-780-2666. You can also
download the ConnectNow Giving App for
Android or iOS
Thank you for your continuous support!
This past week our parish transferred $3,000 from our
stewardship income to support the activities of St. Mary Parish
Charitable Appeals & Outreach.
ST MARY PARISH GOAL: $75,000
https://www.dioceseoftrenton.org/aca-donate-page
Thank you to all parishioners who have already made a pledge. If
you have not done so yet you
can do it here:
Annual Catholic Appeal Update - as of 7/29/2019
Total Raised Pledges Average gift Percent of Goal
$39,404 170
$232
52%
SUPPORT ST. MARY PARISH WHEN SHOPPING AT AMAZON.COM!
St. Mary Parish is a registered charitable
organiza on at AmazonSmile. Every me you shop at Amazon you can
help support the parish. Simply
shop at smile.amazon.com/ch/22-1963114 and AmazonSmile donates
to St. Mary. Thank you for
your support and happy shopping!
We welcome all your generous donations to Saint Mary Parish.
As a reminder, loose cash offerings at Mass cannot be traced to
any individuals and therefore not
considered for end of year statement of charitable
contributions.
We suggest to ALWAYS use your offering envelopes or to sign up
for online giving at https://goo.gl/w4oTes. Alternatively there are
blank envelopes available in church where you can fill in your name
so your donations can be properly posted to your account. If you
are not receiving envelopes or if you have any questions, please
contact the parish office at 732-780-2666 x310.
Thank you for taking this matter into consideration!
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Collectible Show schedule for Summer
August 10 * 9 am-3 pm Madonna Hall
The Collectibles features coins, cards, and currency. FREE
appraisals on collections. For more information: Jimmy Cirronella,
732-526-7337 or [email protected]
Fall 2019 The New Day - Bereavement Support Group
held by - Ministry of Consolation
Invites You…to participate in a nine week program for those who
are grieving the death of loved ones and want to work through the
tasks of grief in a structured way using the New Day Journal, A
Journey from Grief to
Healing. The sessions include readings, reflection, sharing and
journaling.
The program will meet at 7:30 pm in the Spiritual Center’s
Chapel. Starting: Tuesday, September 17, 2019 Ending: Tuesday,
November 12, 2019
For information & pre-registration: Marilyn Simone at
732-.547-4668
Men’s Morning Office (MMO) meets every Thursday morning at 6:30
am in the Christ Chapel. “Liturgy of the
Hours”- meditation and prayer is led each week by one of the
men, followed by communion. The service lasts about 30 minutes
after which, for those that can stay, we enjoy the camaraderie of
one another over coffee & donuts.
The invitation is OPEN for all men in the Parish.
PLEASE come join us. We’d love to see you!
Spiritual Reading Tuesdays at 10:00 am - 11:45 am Room #17
All women are invited
Join us for spiritual reading, discussion, praying &
fellowship.
Facilitators take turns leading the group:
Sr.M.FrancisLomeo,RGS (Sisters of the Good Shepherd)
TreasureHerman
[email protected]
It’s Time to Gather Donations
Even though the Martha Mary Guild’s Annual Clothing/Linen Sale
isn’t until September 5th, 6th & 7th, this is the perfect time
to start gathering your donations.
Men’s, women’s and children’s clothing, shoes, jewelry and
accessories - in good, clean condition will be greatly
appreciated.
Kitchen, bath and bedroom linens (also in good condition) sell
well too.
Kindly save your items for collection on Aug. 24th through Sept.
2nd.
We will also be seeking help preparing for and running the Sale.
This is a good opportunity for our youth to participate in helping
our parish! It’s really a lot of fun! For more information, call
Ien Yoe at 732-761-1515.
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"CALLED, BLESSED AND SENT" Proverbs 31: 10-31
2019 Catholic Women of Zion Women's Rally Saint Dorothea's
Church/School Auditorium
240 Broad Street, Eatontown, NJ Saturday, September 14, 2019
8:30 AM - 4:00 PM Mass, Praise and Worship by Joyful Praise,
Healing Prayers, Vendors Continental Breakfast,& Box Lunch
to be ordered online. Reservations are necessary: Admission:
$35.00
(Pay at the door) Please register on line: www.cwoz.org or call
and leave your phone number, spell your last name at: 732-202-8352
by Tuesday, September 10, 2019.
Speaker: Kelly Wahlquist Mary Ann Collett Catholic Speaker and
Author Evangelist Founder of WINE: Co-founder of: CWOZ WOMEN IN the
New Evangelization Catholic Women of Zion
God’s abundant blessings, Trudy Ahern, SSJ, Maureen Christensen,
RSM,
Maureen Conroy, RSM 12 Step Spirituality for Every Day Life
Re-cover your relationship with God, yourself, and with others
utilizing the practical tools of traditional 12 Step spirituality
to foster patience, forgiveness, compassion, acceptance, trust and
love. Presenter: Grace Conte, M.A. Date: Monday, August 12, 2019
Time: 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Fee: $15 - $30 (sliding scale)
To register for all programs please call (732) 922-0550 or
email
[email protected] at least one week in advance.
3455 W Bangs Ave, Neptune City, NJ 07753 (732) 922-0550
www.facebook.com/upperroomspiritualcenter
The Upper Room Spiritual Center is sponsored by the
Diocese of Trenton.
NOTE: FEDERAL PRIVACY REGULATION - HIPPA (Health Insurance
Portability & Accountability) prohibits all hospitals from
informing churches of a pa ent’s presence unless the pa ent gives
permission for the hospital to do so (hospitals no longer always
ask upon admission).
If you are admi ed to a hospital and would like a visit, anoin
ng, and/or communion, please have a family member, or yourself, no
fy the hospital or call the Parish Office.
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