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The Church of Epiphany
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
Parish Staff
REV. MICHAEL SANTANGELO, Pastor
LOUIS V. COMMISSO, Deacon
MICHAEL MULLARKEY, Deacon
RONALD NOWAK, Deacon
KIM LORENTZEN, Director Religious Education
JAMES McMAHON, Business Administrator
DANIEL DANTONI, Director of Music
DONNA WOODLEY, Parish Secretary
CAROL LORE, Finance Secretary
DANA TOSCANO, Administrative Asst., Rel. Ed.
MICHAEL & AMY NOWAK, Middle school Youth Group
Our Church Gathers for
Celebration of the Eucharist
ON SUNDAY at 8:00, 10:00 am & 12:00 Noon
ON SATURDAY 9:00 am and Vigil of Sunday, at 5:00 pm
ON WEEKDAYS Monday thru Saturday at 9:00 am
ON HOLIDAYS Mass as Announced
Wed
Sun.
Thurs.
Fri. .
Sat
Mon.
Thurs.
Jan. 1
April 20
May 29
Aug. 15
Nov. 1
Dec. 8
Dec. 25
Solemnity of Mary
Easter
Ascension Thursday
Assumption of Mary
Feast of All Saints
Immaculate Conception
Christmas
The Sacrament of Penance
On Saturday at the Church 3:30 to 4:30 pm or by
appointment anytime.
Sacrament of Marriage
Saturday at 11:00 am, 12:30 pm, 2:00 pm. Necessary
preparations require that arrangements be made one
year in advance.
Rectory / Parish Office
615 Thiele Road, Brick Township, NJ 08724
732-458-0220
FAX: 732-458-0855
Office Hours
Mon.-Thurs 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Fri. 9:00 to 3:00 pm
Summer Office Hours Mon.-Fri. 9:00am to 3:00pm
Home Page Website: www.churchofepiphany.org
Religious Education
Office Hours
732-785-0872
Mon. Wed. Thurs. 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Tues. 9:00 am to 7:00 Fri. 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
Summer Hours: 9:00AM-2:00PM
Sacrament of Baptism
The sacrament of Baptism is ordinarily celebrated the 2nd
and 4th Sundays of each month at 1:15p.m. We
emphasize sacramental preparation consisting of a four
part Parish Baptism Process, in which the infant is always
present. To schedule Baptism, please call the church
office, at least one month in advance.
Letters of Recommendation
Letters of Recommendation to act as sponsors will be
issued only to parishioners who attend Mass regularly, are
confirmed and if married, are married in the Church. To
help us make this judgment, we expect you to be
registered with us for 3 months. Weekly use of envelopes
(with or without a contribution) also helps. To arrange for
Letters of Recommendation or Baptismal certificates,
please call the parish office during office hours.
Welcome New Parishioners
Please fill out a registration form obtained in the
Commons Area or contact the parish office during office
hours.
Envelopes will be ordered in your name.
Departing Parishioners, please notify the office as well at
732-458-0220.
OCTOBER 12 28TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
DAILY MASS INTENTIONS
THIS WEEK IN OUR PARISH
Saturday, October 11, 2014
9:00AM Marie Sposaro by Joan Herb
5:00PM Raymond Hermida by Sandra Wepprecht
Monday, October 13, 2014
COLUMBUS DAY – OFFICE CLOSED
8:15AM MM Novena & Rosary (Mon. thru Sat.)
4:00PM NO Adoration –
Sunday, October 12, 2014
8:00AM Chuck Forman by Bill & Adrianne Pratt
10:00AM Tirone Family by Sara Durante
12:00N Mel Akerley by Mary Anne Radosti
People of Parish
Monday, October 13, 2014
9:00AM Dennis O‛Leary by Mr & Mrs Joe Duchak
Joseph Noto by Patricia Demeraski
Tuesday, October 14, 2014
9:00AM Catherine McPerson by Charlotte Heard &
Mimi Tunis
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
9:00AM Bill & Helene Pratt by Children
Lee Dreker by Pat Demeraski
Thursday, October 16, 2014
9:00AM Margaret Miller by Peg Weber
Grey Book
Friday, October 17, 2014
9:00AM Mathew Cherussery by Grace, George & Marshall
Saturday, October 18, 2014
9:00AM Yolanda & Michael Percopo by Children
5:00PM People of Parish
Sunday, October 19, 2014
8:00AM Charles (Chuck) Forman by Joan Herb
10:00AM Melvin Akerley by Matt & Arlene Varley
12:00N Gina & Joesph Taibi & Taibi Family by Marina
Sunday Scripture
Here are next Sunday‛s Scripture readings
Tuesday, October 14, 2014
10:00AM Bible Study - APR
5:30PM
CCD Gr 1-8 Vets Middle School
7:00PM
Parish Pastoral Council Mtg - APR
7:30PM
Contemporary Grp. - WA
7:30PM
Joy Prayer Grp – PH#1
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
9:30AM Hospitality After 9AM Mass – APR
6:00PM
Girl Scout Trp#1270 – PH#1
7:00PM
Single, Divorced, Widowed – PH#2
Thursday,
9:00AM
11:00AM
7:00PM
7:00PM
7:00PM
7:30PM
October 16, 2014
Helping Hands – PO#2
Stokes Steppers – PH#1
Melody Choir – WA
Bethany Bereavement – PH#2
St. Vincent DePaul – PH#1
Adult Choir – WA
Friday, October 17, 2014
6:00PM
Wedding Rehearsal - WA
7:30PM
School of Leadership – PH#1
8:00PM
AA – APR
Saturday,
8:30AM
9:00AM
4:30PM
6:00PM
October 18, 2014
Morning Prayer and Rosary – WA
Ministry Spirituality Day - APR
Cub Scout Fundraiser
Hospitality after 5PM Mass
Sunday, October 19, 2014
8:00AM Cub Scout Fundraiser
8:00AM Hospitality after all Masses
10:15AM Children‛s Liturgy of The Word - APR
10:45AM R.C.I.A. - APR
1:15PM
K of C 4th Degree Social – PH#1
TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
First Reading: Isaiah 45:1, 4-6
Second Reading: 1 Thessalonians 1:1-5b
Gospel: Matthew 22:15-21
bethany bereavement
Come and join us on Thursday, October 16 at 7:00pm at the
Parish Hall. This month we will discuss “To accept the
reality of the loss”. The discussion will be lead by Fr. Jim
Redstone. Be with us as we journey through our losses and
work towards acceptance, especially when it comes to
significant dates without the physical presence of our loved
ones. All are welcome as we continue to gather the third
Thursday of each month.
Support Rosary Prayer Group. Fridays 10:00-11:00AM
Geraldine Thompson Nursing Home. For information please call
Bob at 732-458-2435 (Leave Message).
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PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK
Please let us know in the parish office when someone‛s name should
be removed from the spoken or bulletin printed sick list due to
their recovery, or other prayers answered, or in the case of one‛s
death:
Jerry Commisso, Kathy Brenner, ‘Baby‛ Chase Thomas,
Beth Ferrante, Joseph Bolton, Joseph Francella, Volker
Jaegar, John Cifrodella, Toni Mantone, Austin & Dylan
Kellenberger, Amya Boyd, Karen Shilanskas, Crystal
Kopsic, Annette Falkowski, Jason Rau, Mike Mania,
Rev. Bernardino Esguerra, Ginger Negri, David & Myra
Walther, Joey Kohler, Edward Westpy, “Baby” Bridget
Jordan, Rocco Westpy, David Villanueva, Marion Kearns,
Arlene Carulli, Margie McGhee, Steve Rovell, Margaret
Young, Grace Durante, Arlene Gellispic, Brian Egitto;
Louis Melluso, Joan Nowicki, Mary Rake, Pvt. Steve
Kurza, Carol Ann Van Nostrand, Nicholas Salani, Mary
Lussen, Jude David Capizzi,
Bridget Morris, Dennis
Ligus, John Osborne, Howard Sansom, Joellen AndreulaOrtiz, Robert Novy, Laura Marie Tedeschi, Tara Batzel,
Barbara Hartmann, Alex Crevillone, Charles Banks
Grove, Josephine Troiano, Gary Akerley, D.P.
Bienvenue, Michael Cope, Don Tarquini, Martin Borelli,
Barbara Langer, Casper Cacciopo, Diane Harker,
Kathleen McGonigle, Edward Gelormino, Florence Vogel,
Gloria Martinez, Vera Baumgart,
Elizabeth Mook,
Cheryl Robinson,
Margaret Ruff;
Barry, Faust
Colantuoni; ANR; Andrea Perry, Maria Bienvenue, Keith
Westpy, Dorothy Westpy, Sal Lombardo, Paula & Jerry
Silvestro, Mary Norraas, Donna Fogler, Mike Rossi,
Robert Herlihy, Jr., Ed Reissner, Betty Roseberry
Please pray for the repose of the souls of the
deceased spouses, relatives, friends and benefactors
of the parish and for the comfort and consolation of
their families, including CATHERINE PREECE
Vigil Light Prayer
Lord, May this candle be a
light for You to enlighten me in my
difficulties and decisions. May it be a fire for You to burn out of
me all pride, selfishness and impurity. May it be a flame for You to
bring a warmth into my heart towards my family, my neighbors and
all those who meet me. Through the intercession of the Sacred
Heart of Jesus and Mary, I place in your care those I come to
remember.
For the week beginning October 12, 2014
The Vigil Lamp in front of the Tabernacle is for
Special Intention.
The Vigil Lamp in front of the Blessed Mother is for
Cathy Brenner by Joan Mullee & Family;
The Vigil Lamp in front of the Sacred Heart of Jesus is
for;
The Vigil Lamp in front of St. Joseph is in memory of
Joseph Bellafiore by his Wife.
St. Vincent de Paul
Do not neglect to do good and to share what you have;
God is pleased by sacrifices of that kind. Hebrews 13:16
OCTOBER EVENTS
October 21st - 9 am to 11 pm - 25% off day at Boscovs
with the purchase of a $5.00 shopping pass.
Refreshments served and a chance to win prizes
available. Call Joan to cash in on this great opportunity
and to obtain your pass. 732-458-0711.
October 26th - 9 am to 1:30 pm - Clothing Drive at the
Parish Hall. We are coordinating our efforts this year
with the Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Ocean and
Monmouth Counties. St. Vincent de Paul Society will be
paid by the pound for the day's collection. Donations will
be sold in local Thrift Shops and all proceeds stay right
here in the Ocean/Monmouth County area to fund the
Big Brothers and Big Sisters Program.
Helping Hands Ministry
Roberth Jones & Norma Hernandez & Family
William & Ruth Joule
Elizabeth Voss Lefferts & Family
Melania Zandomenego & Family
Our food pantry is in need of Cereal, Spaghetti Sauce,
Pasta, Peanut Butter, Jelly, and Soup.
Thank you for all you do to help our Ministry.
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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATORS CORNER
10/12/2014
***Our Current Budget***
This year we need $9963.00 weekly to fund our
budget.
Our collection last week was $6,656.00
which is short by $3,307.00.
***The Annual Catholic Appeal***
So far this year, as of 10/1 we have received pledges
of $35,941 from 186 Parishioners..NO CHANGE FROM
LAST WEEK. This is 74.9% of our goal. We need an
additional $12084 in new pledges to have a shot a
meeting our goal..Please continue to be as generous as
you can. If we reach our goal we can realize a
MINIMUM rebate of $9600. Our Goal = $48,000.00
We sincerely thank you for your past generosity and ask
that you prayerfully consider an increased gift to the
appeal this year. For those of you who may have not
contributed in the past, I invite you to share your faith
with a gift to the 2014 Annual Catholic Appeal.
Visit (www.churchofepiphany.org) for Online Giving
Link. The web site is also a convenient place to look up
the current Parish monthly calendar, as well as the
current Ministry schedule.
PATHMARK COMMUNITY REWARDS
Now when you use your Pathmark Club Card, you‛ll
continue to receive your current rewards…AND you can
also earn 1% for The Church of Epiphany.
It‛s easy…here‛s how:
Register your Pathmark card number or the phone
number you use when you check out.
1. Online at www.escrip.com/signup
2. Or by calling 1-800-931-6258.
If you don‛t have a card, visit your local Pathmark store
and sign-up for a Card or print one out online by clicking
HERE.
Present your registered Pathmark Card or phone number
to the cashier every time you shop at ANY Pathmark
store.
Pay for your groceries any way you choose. Simply
presenting your card generates contributions from
Pathmark to The Church of Epiphany. For every dollar
you spend, Pathmark will contribute 1% of your purchase
amount. The more you shop, the higher the contribution
to our group! You must tell the cashier to either scan
your card or enter your phone number for us to receive
credit for your purchases.
We are a tax-exempt non-profit Organization and
gratefully accept donations from last will and
testament‛s and/or stock to assist in carrying out our
mission. For more information, please contact Michele
at Wells Fargo Advisors (800-533-6163)
May God Bless you for your generosity.
TD BANK: AFFINITY MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM
TD Bank will make an annual contribution to our church,
based on the average balance of your accounts:
Checking
Savings
Money Market
Certificate of Deposits
Retirement
All information regarding accounts included in the program
is kept strictly confidential.
“COMMEMORATIVE BRICK CAMPAIGN”
Consider purchasing an Epiphany Commemorative Brick
for any upcoming Graduation, Wedding or other special
family celebration, or a memorable acknowledgement for
your loved one. The cost is $150 for a 4x8 inch brick
and $200 for an 8x8 inch brick. There are plenty of
spaces left. Please consider purchasing one. Thank
you.
SIGN UP TODAY
It‛s simple. Your TD Bank representative can register you.
Tell them you want to register with the Church of
Epiphany‛s Affinity program. This is another program that
you can utilize to help our Parish. There is no cost to you,
but we can receive additional support without any extra
expense. You must tell the TD Bank teller that you want
your ACCOUNTS LINKED TO THE EPIPHANY
AFFINITY PROGRAM. THANK YOU!!
“The Tree of Life” Look at the tree in our Worship
area. This is another way to perpetuate the memory
of a loved one, or to memorialize someone. The
engraved leaf costs $500 and a stone in $2500.
Both of these can be paid in installments with
monthly payments.
“FOR HEAVEN SAKE” 732-449-7253
FOR HEAVEN SAKE is a religious gift shop located at 608
Brighton Ave., in Spring Lake Heights. When a parishioner
that makes a purchase in their store and designates “the
Church of Epiphany”, we will receive a $1 donation from
their store. Please visit their store when you want to
purchase a religious gift. Thank you.
PLEASE SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS THEY
MAKE OUR BULLETIN POSSIBLE!
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Each of our Religious Education Students are
required to attend 3 class masses with a parent
throughout the year in addition to attending weekly
Sunday Mass as well as Holy Days of Obligation.
Prayer cards will be issued only on the days that you
are scheduled to attend a class mass . After each
mass there will be someone in the Commons Area or in
the Parish Office that will distribute the prayer
card. Please bring the prayer card to your teacher on
Tuesday so that your attendance will be confirmed.
If your child is unable to attend the scheduled class
mass time and you need to attend a different mass
that weekend, please email Kim Lorentzen at
kim@epiphanychurchofbrick.org so that
accommodations can be made. Thank you.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION UPCOMING DATES:
10/10 & 10/11 – 8TH Grade Bake Sale & Masses
10/12 – 3rd Grade Mass 10:00AM
4th Grade Mass 12:00PM
10/26 – 7th Grade Community Service Project –
Clothing Drive helpers
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10/26 – 1 Grade Mass 8:00AM
2nd Grade Mass 10:00AM
HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH GROUP
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA)
Registration has begun!
Each year, adults seeking to join the Roman Catholic Church
receive weekly instruction, support, encouragement, and
assistance from the RCIA team and guest speakers. Our RCIA
will meet every Sunday at 10:45 am. If you are interested
in this program, please contact Dana to register in the
Religious Ed office at (732) 785-0872. Kindly register as
soon as possible so that you will be eligible to begin class on
September 28th. If you have already registered or conveyed
an interest in the RCIA program for the upcoming year, please
confirm your registration/interests at the above number as
well.
CHRISTMAS WITH THE KNIGHTS
Take a trip with the Knights of Columbus to Resorts Casino
to see Allen Edwards, a major star at Branson, where he
will perform a variety of his favorite Christmas music and
hymns that tells us what Christmas is about.
Along with your show ticket is the Resorts Buffet & $10 in
slot play! The Cost is just $49 per person. The bus will
leave Epiphany at 10:00AM on December 7, and return at
approximately 7:30/8:00PM. For more information please
call Joe Mignone at 732-458-8905.
CHILDREN’S HALLOWEEN PARTY
The Knights of Columbus will host a children‛s Halloween
party for Children 12 years and under on October 25th in
the APR at 1:00PM. There is no admission charge. Please
sign up on the sheet provided in the commons area, or call
Kenny Cope at 732-606-3233.
PUMPKIN BREAKFAST
Middle School Youth:
When: 2nd & 4th Thursday of the month,
6:30PM – 8:30PM
Start Date: October 9th
Where: The Church of Epiphany – APR
SENIOR EXERCISE
We will start up our Senior Exercise Program once again,
on Monday‛s at 2:30PM in the APR. A little osteo exercise,
chair aerobics, some rhythmic dance movements, healthy
advice and lots of fun!!! Sign-up sheets are on the long
table in the Commons Area. Come join us the APR. Canes &
Walkers Welcome!
Our Annual Family Halloween Breakfast
will be on Sunday, October 26th in the
APR following the 8:00 & 10:00 Masses.
Breakfast will include: O.J., Scrambled eggs, bacon,
sausage, pancakes, French toast, bagels, and cream cheese
and pastries. One pumpkin will be raffled off to the
children at each setting. Cost is $7.00 per adult and
$24.00 for a family of four (mom, dad, & children only
please).
RESPECT LIFE MINISTRY
"God's infinite love for each one of us helps us to grasp our identity
and our worth. The recognition of this dignity leads us to respect
and protect each person's life. . ."
~2014
Respect Life; USCCB
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person we admire, but are an urgent
summons for all believers.
Gospel: Matthew 22:1-14
Once more speaking to the chief priests and
the elders, Jesus relates the parable of the
wedding banquet.
A King, preparing a
wedding banquet for his son, summons all the
invited guests.
When, after several
invitations, no guests arrive, the King
commands his servants to “go out into the
byroads and invite anyone you come upon.”
Again, Jesus warns the elders, “the invited
are many, the elect are few.”
“I know how to live in humble circumstances;
I know how to live with abundance. In every
circumstance and in all things I have learned
the secret of being well fed and of going
hungry…I can do all things in him who
strengthens me. My God will fully supply
whatever you need.”…”The servants went out
into the streets and gathered all they found,
bad and good alike, and the hall was filled
with guests.”
The church lives with a new phenomenon
called the ‘Francis effect.‛
Since the
election of our Holy Father, we have learned
to imitate the spirit of Saint Francis and
respond to the call for humility, simplicity
and kindness. Pope Francis has asked us to
go out into the streets, invite others to
share in our table and join in our banquet.
These are not just empty words from the
Saint Paul wrote to his disciples in Philippi,
and like Francis, used his own experience as
an example for that Christian community.
He learned the secret, which basically is
expressed on his dependence on Christ. Is
this not the first of the beatitudes to be
‘poor in spirit?‛ Perhaps we think that this
mission is for clergy and religious. No, it is
the task of all Christians as Francis calls us
‘missionary disciples.” When shall I begin?
Now! Where do I get the help I need? ‘I
can do all things in him who strengthens me.”
He will supply whatever you need.
My response is based upon my conviction
that what Paul and Pope Francis said is true.
I am ready to hit the streets.
Around the Diocese
Mass with Father Pio Mandato
On Monday, 10/20, Father Pio Mandato will celebrate our
annual Healing Mass at 7:00PM, St. Dominic‛s Church, 250 Old
Squan Rd., Brick. A special blessing with the glove of St. Padre
Pio will be offered to everyone attending. All are welcome.
Is God Calling You?
Vocational discernment groups meet to assist young men who
are discerning the possibility that God may be calling them to a
life of priestly ministry. These groups are designed to explore
a priestly vocation with other like-minded men through prayer
and sharing vocation stories and experiences. The group
meetings aren‛t meant to convince anyone that the priesthood
is their vocation. They are designed to assist you in
discovering if the priesthood is your true vocation and build
your relationship with Christ along the way. If you are a
faithful, single, Roman Catholic man, between the ages of 18
and 40, and are asking yourself whether God is calling you to
be a priest, you are encouraged to attend the discernment
meeting which will be held on 10/26 from 4:00-6:00PM at St.
Gregory the Great Parish, 4620 Nottingham Way, Hamilton
Square, NJ. Please register with the Diocese of Trenton
Vocation Office at vacations@dioceseoftrenton.org or calling
609.406.7449. Join us at this exciting time as you discover
and respond to His invitation!
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