Mass Intentions

SATURDAY, July 27, 2013 5:00 pm +William Malone, Req. Bill & Mary Harkins +Louise Mingo, Req. Belmar Tenants Association

+Daniel Franklin, Sr., Req. Richard & Suzanne Peters SUNDAY, July 28, 2013 7:00 am +Richard J. Kinzley, Req. Phyllis Peterson

+Bruno & Catherine Gangemi, Req. Galli Family +Marie Ann Oliveri, Req. Nancy Koenig

8:30 am +I. Dudley Edge, Req. Bob & Sue Durkin

+Cara Ann Fort, Req. David & Vita Jankowski

+Frank Tully, Req. Rita Sharkey

10:00 am Pro Populo

11:30 am Ruth Stout, Req. Ed & Paula Clark

+Sean R. Martyn, Fontano Family

+Hallie G. Connolly-Aubin, Req. Fontana Fam

5:00 pm +Joseph F. Domal, Req. Murphy Family

+Daniel Lawlor, Req. Yuschak Family

+Cecilia Demko, Req. Mary Ann & Bob Hayes

MONDAY, July 29, 2013 6:45 am +Bette Maypother, Req. Dear

+Daniel Brennan, Req. Veronica Davison & Jack Miller 9:00 am +Willard John Kent, Req. Jean Waddel

+John “Chip” Ward, Req. Kerri Debbs

+James J. Casey, Req. Brie Kwiatkowski

7:00 pm Holy Hour TUESDAY, July 30, 2013

6:45 am +Edgar Michael Woodrow, Req. Pat & Bob Graney +Charles Dinkjian, Req. Robert & Patricia Adams

9:00 am +Suzanne Metzer, Req. Jean & Bill Roberts

+Helen Thees, Req. Jean & Bill Roberts

+Mary Bigley, Req. Kathleen Harrison

WEDNESDAY, July 31, 2013

6:45 am +Edgar Michael Woodrow, Req., Kathleen Harrison Intention of Cheryl Stout, Req. Family

9:00 am +Daniel Geelan, Req. Mary & Bill Harkins

Intention of Michael Ayers, Req. Rosanna & Bernadette Ayers Intention of Carmela Carillo, Req. Kathleen Harrisch THURSDAY August 1, 2013 6:45 am +Steve Goodson, Req. Patty Quinn

+Mr. Suarez, Req. M/M D’Ambrosio

9:00 am +Carmen & Antoinette Falcone, Req. Mary & Vince Bellini

+Helen Kulaga, Req. Family

Intention of Corine Wagner, Req. Marianne Lane & Family FRIDAY, August 2, 2013 6:45 am +Peter & Betty Griffin, Req. Gallagher Family

9:00 am +Dorothy, Clifford, Bonnie & Robert, Req. The Stoddart Family

+Edward Paradine, Req. Patty O’Donnell +Bernadette Ayers, Req. Testa Family

Intention of Bernadette Ayers, Req. Fam.

PARISH OFFICE SUMMER HOURS: Monday through Thursday 9:30 to 4 pm.

Friday 9:30 to 1 pm.

Mass Intentions SATURDAY, August 3, 2013 7:45 am +Mary DeSheplo, Req. Claire & Doug Deicke

+Geoffrey Beene, Req. Patty Quinn 5:00 pm +Kathleen Lacey, Req. Belmar Tenants Assoc. +Sr. Carol Johnston, Req. Suzanne Peters

+Deceased members of the MacGowan and Lavin Families, Req. John MacGowan SUNDAY, August 4, 2013 7:00 am +John Haynes, Req. Patty Quinn

+Mario Pesce, Req. Galli Family

+Peter B. Higgins, III, Req. Doreen Higgins

8:30 am +Helen O’Malley Thomas, Req. Rita Sharkey

+James Canning, Req. Family

+James Keady, Req. Pat & Bob Graney

10:00 am +Rose & John Perrone, Req. Daughter, Josephine +Wilson, Mary & William Alburtus, Req. Family

+Mary Borowski, Req. Quinn Family

11:30 am +Paul Jay Danzak, Req. Marie Perrell

+Rosalie Crawford, Req. John & Mary Murphy

Intention of Patricia McGowan, In thanks, Req. St. Vincent de Paul Society 5:00 pm Pro Populo

THE DIVINE MERCY CHAPLET

is recited EVERY FRIDAY at 3:00 pm in the Church.

Weekday Readings

Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Sunday: Gn 18:20-32; Col 2:12-14; Lk 11:1-13 Monday: Ex 32:15-24, 30-34; Jn 11:19-27 or Lk 10:38-42 Tuesday: Ex 33:7-11, 34:5b-9, 28; Mt 13:36-43 Wednesday: Ex 34:29-35; Mt 13:44-46 Thursday: Ex 40:16-21, 34-38; Mt 13:47-53 1st Friday: Lv 23:1, 4-11, 15-16, 27, 34b-37; Mt 13:54-58 1st Saturday: Lv 25:1, 8-17; Mt 14:1-12

WEEKLY EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Monday St. Rose, Belmar 7 – 8 pm Wednesday St. Catharine, Spring Lake 8:30 am – 4pm Thursday St. Elizabeth, Avon 8:30 – 9:30 am Thursday Holy Innocents, Neptune 9:30am -9:00 pm First Friday Holy Innocents, Neptune 9:30 am-2 pm Friday St. Mark, Sea Girt 11:30 am – 4 pm

Your Sacrificial Offerings Week of 7/21/13

Number of registered families 2,490 Number of envelopes mailed 1,728 # of envelopes & ParishPay used 546Average envelope & ParishPay donation $ 25.02 Total Weekend collection $18,085 Last year’s weekend collection $17,360

PRE CANA TEAM: If you are a young married couple, have been married for at least one year and are looking perhaps to join our Pre-Cana team here at St. Rose as a presenter couple, please call the parish office and ask for Carol.

732-681-0512 Ext. 415.

Notes from the Pastor Dear Parish Family, Praise be Jesus Christ now and forever! Today’s Gospel emphasizes that God is so close to us, we can’t imagine, and much more ready and eager to give us everything that we need, if only we ask. But

somehow, we don’t always feel that ultimate love coming from God. A man named Jim, while in solitary confinement, wrote for some religious pamphlets. A hand-written note came back, “If you need anything else, let me know.” Jim says, “That one sentence, signed by “Justin,” changed so much for me. I had many dark thoughts in prison. The darkness vanished when I got that single sentence…My faith in humanity had been restored.” That phrase is the meat and marrow of Christian prayer. “If you need anything else,” God is saying to each of us, at any given moment in our lives, “just let me know.” Only the closest of our friends might say such a thing, right? Not some stranger you meet online. Sometimes we get into this exclusive “Jesus and me” type of Catholic faith, where we don’t even want someone else pushing their way into our pew on Sunday. God is asking us to show complete openness to the other person…a receptivity, a welcoming smile, willingness to listen even when we know we won’t like what we hear. When talking with non-believers, atheists, or the local bishop—real prayer begins simply with an open attitude that is willing to listen. Be a living prayer in the world—open your faith to someone in your own way, and watch the flowering begin to happen.

_______________________ This weekend we warmly welcome Brother Senan Gallagher, S.T., of the Diocese of Jackson, Mississippi who is with us to appeal for help for the Diocese of Jackson, the largest diocese east of the Mississippi River. Each year our diocesan Office for the Propagation of the Faith assigns us a missionary to our parish to ask our prayers and financial support on behalf of the missions, either here in the United States or throughout the world. The Catholic population in the Diocese of Jackson is around 50,000. The Diocese of Jackson has 65 counties, 29 of which do not have a resident priest. The church in Jackson is 3% Catholic. Mission Appeals make it possible for over 1000 poor and underprivileged children to attend Pre-School and Elementary School in the Diocese of Jackson. Because of these programs, they are able to feed several hundred children and young people in the summertime at their Mission Schools. Because of the generosity of the people who participate in our appeals, people who have the fewest opportunities are given choices they would never experience. St. Rose Parish has always been generous to the missions…..I hope and pray that this weekend’s “Mission Co-Op Appeal” will again show that same generous stewardship through your prayers and financial sacrifice in today’s second collection. Pray every day for the missionary work of the Church throughout the world and here in the United States. Thank you and God Bless You! Looking Ahead: On Thursday, August 15th we celebrate the Feast of the Assumption of Mary, a holyday of obligation. As we did last year, we will again have an

Outdoor Procession to the Marina in Belmar for the Blessing of the Waters and Fleet. This will all take place after the 9:00 a.m. Mass. Father Dave Baratelli, who assists us on many occasions here at St. Rose, is coordinating this event with the Borough of Belmar. I hope many of you will join us for this annual mid-summer event as you did last year. It was a loving expression and witness to our Catholic faith in honor of Mary, the Mother of God, as we walked and prayed through the streets of beautiful Belmar. Tell your family, friends and neighbors and join us on August 15th! I can’t tell you how grateful I am to all of your dear parishioners for your kind words of encouragement, Mass cards and prayers as I continue on the road to recovery from knee surgery. I am in full swing now with out-patient therapy. They push you to your limit but it’s all worth it and helpful in the end. For “lifting me up to the Lord’s healing grace” through your kindness and prayerful support I humbly say “Thank You” and ask the Lord Jesus and His loving Mother Mary to bless you and your family with an abundance of grace! Thursday, August 1st is the Feast of St. Alphonsus Liguori, bishop and doctor of the Church. In 1732 he founded the Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer (the Redemptorists) which today numbers some 5,600 members. Take these words of St. Alphonsus for your prayer and reflection this week: “We must love God in the way that pleases him, and not just in a way that suits ourselves. God wishes people to empty themselves of everything and to be filled with his divine love.”St. Alphonsus, pray for us! A special welcome to all those visiting our parish this weekend—thank you for joining us in the celebration of the Eucharist! Have a good week and may God bless you and keep you always in His Love! Joyfully in the Lord, Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Arnister,

Pastor Father Ed invites you to comment on his

blog!

www.FatherEdArnister.org You may also listen to his Sunday homilies there. He welcomes your comments. Pass the word. Visit

Today!

FOOD PANTRY NEXT SUNDAY will be our turn to refill the Pantry at the Belmar Methodist Church for the hungry of our community. Most needed are canned meats and tuna, dry milk or Parmalat, tomato sauce, crackers, soap, detergent, tea, coffee, sugar, peanut butter, jelly, cereal, canned juice, canned vegetables, pasta and canned spaghetti with meat. Please bring your items to the E Street entrance of our Church (East entrance). Thank you for your generosity! Last month we again collected close to 500 pounds of food. Even though the weight was slightly less than last month, the volume was greater. Please keep up the good work as during the summer the demand is usually higher due to all of the children being out of school.

SCRIPTURE CLASS: Our Scripture Class will resume in September! We will continue to meet on Monday evenings from 7 to 8:30 pm in Parish Center. For Info call Deacon Gene Malhame at 732-681-0512

N. J. CATHOLIC CONFERENCE Faith in Action Please become involved in the struggle to defend Marriage, Religious Liberty, and the democratic process by contacting the New Jersey Catholic Conference www.njcathconf.com and pressing in the “Faith in Action” icon or www.usccb.org/conscience.

SAINT ROSE GRAMMAR SCHOOL Visit the St. Rose Grammar School Website at www.srgs.org Please note our summer hours starting Monday, June 17, 2013. Monday through Thursday: 8:00am – 12:00pm. Closed on Fridays. Closed August 5th through August 9th

ROSARY ALTAR SOCIETY

Have a wonderful summer! The next Rosary Altar Society meeting will be Monday September 23, 2013 with recitation of the rosary in church 7 PM and a meeting afterwards in the parish center.

HEALTHCARE MINISTRY The Healthcare Ministry consists of Registered Nurses and other healthcare professionals within the parish. These professionals will volunteer their expertise as health and wellness educators, advocates and referral agents. The Healthcare Ministry program is modeled after the Healing Mission of Jesus which connects Faith with Healing.

ELIZABETH MINISTRY

Calling all friends and members of the Elizabeth Ministry! Volunteers are needed to help re-structure, re-stock and staff the St. Rose Parish Library. If you have any library or clerical work experience, a love for books and reading, or would simply like

to help, please call or email LisaMarie at home, or leave a message for her at the Parish Center, c/o Carol or Joann. This work will be done primarily over the summer. Thanks! The parish library is closed for the summer and will re-open with the Elizabeth Ministry's first Hospitality Sunday gathering in September. If you have any library items to return, please leave them on the counter in the library. If you have any library needs, or would like to volunteer with the Elizabeth Ministry for an hour or two per month in the fall, please contact Jill or LisaMarie, through the Parish Office, at 732 681 0512. The baptismal gift program is in need of handmade or store-bought baby blankets of any kind, color, or fabric. If you would like to make or purchase blankets, please leave them in a bag marked "Elizabeth Ministry" in the parish office during office hours, or in the downstairs library room of the parish center before or after any Mass. Thank you for your help and generosity!! MOMMY & ME PLAYGROUP: Mommy and Me meets in the Parish Library from 11:30 am to 1 pm. For more information call Kelly Lang 732-996-4587

CONSOLATION MINISTRY

The St. Rose Consolation Ministry is seeking additional ministers to work with families to plan the funeral Mass for their deceased members. This ministry provides the grieving an opportunity to make the Mass a celebration by sharing some of the story of their loved one’s life, choosing the readings, and selecting the hymns. If interested, call the Parish Office 732.681.0512 x 416 to learn more. Thinking of the future? The St. Rose Consolation Ministry is offering you an opportunity to pre-plan your funeral, making the Mass a celebration of your life. A minister will meet with you to help write a brief biography, choose readings, and select hymns. If interested, call the Parish Office 732.681.0512 x 416 for an appointment.

GREG RYAN GROUPS Weekly Christian Meditation Group - Mondays, 7:00-7:45 pm. “The humility of meditation is to put aside all self-important questioning. To put aside self-importance means to experience ourselves poor, divested of ego, as we learn how to be. To be present to the presence. We learn, not out of our own cleverness, but from the source of wisdom itself, the Spirit of God.” From John Main, “Being Present Now,” DOOR TO SILENCE: An Anthology for Christian Meditation (London: Canterbury Press, 2008), pp. 82-83. Information: 732-681-6238 | GJRyan@wccm.org | www.WCCM.org To take advantage of a special offer on My Happy Heart, Greg Ryan’s book and CD on Prayer of the Heart for children, visit: http://www.contemplative-life.org/books-for-teaching-children-to-meditate/my-happy-heart-prayer-of-the-heart.html Thomas Merton Discussion Group - 7:00-8:00 pm in the Parish Center. Our group will resume on September 18 (and October 16) with a discussion of Living With Wisdom: A Life of Thomas Merton by Jim Forest (2008 paperback published by Orbis Books). If you have considered joining our little group, this book would be the perfect way to begin. At any rate, it would make a great “beach book” this summer. Hope to see you in September! (You are welcome to drop in and out of the group for any of the books throughout the year.) Questions or more information: 732-681-6238 | GJRyan@wccm.org

SAINT ROSE HIGH SCHOOL Run for the Roses Basketball Camp: SRHS will once again host the 26th Run for the Roses Summer Basketball Camp under the direction of Head Basketball coaches Dennis Devaney and Joe Whalen. The camp is held at SHRS fully air-conditioned gym. The camp is divided by age and gender. For dates, times and general information, visit the SRHS website: www.strose.k12.nj.us or call coach Devaney at 732-681-2858 Ext. 507.

ROSE YOUTH MINISTRY Teen If you are a St. Rose parishioner Action entering grades 9-12, and would

Group like to be notified of the Teen Action Group summer events, send us

your contact information or like us on Facebook.

If you are a St. Rose parishioner entering grades 9-12, and would like to be notified of the Teen Action Group summer events, send us your contact information or like us on Facebook. Who wants ice cream??? On Thursday, August 1, we invite all TAG members and their friends to meet us at the big lemon - on the boardwalk at 5th Ave at 7:30. Then we'll stroll the boards and enjoy some ice cream. email: youthgroup@strosebelmar.com text or call 732-673-5829 facebook: St. Rose Belmar Youth Group Twitter: @StRoseBelYouth Cafe Rose Young Adult coffee house Before you pack your bags to head off to college, come out for a night of music with your friends. August 8th, 7-9:30 pm in the new Parish Center. All young adults 18-25 are invited to attend. Please call/text 732-673-5829 if you are interested in playing.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ADULTS -- Thinking of becoming CATHOLIC? A call to Sister Donna or any member of the Pastoral Staff starts a life-changing process at 732-681-0512x419. The process or program is referred to as RCIA – Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults. Baptized ADULTS, TEENAGERS MISSING SACRAMENTS of COMMUNION and/or CONFIRMATION? Classes with other interested adults begin in the Fall. The High School teen class has recently begun. The process or program is referred to as RCIA – Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults. Contact Sister Donna at 732-681-0512 x419 for questions or to register.

Monmouth Coastal Respect Life Committee Physician-Assisted Suicide… What is at Stake? Taking life in the name of compassion also invites a slippery slope toward ending the lives of people with non-terminal conditions. Many people with illnesses and disabilities who struggle against great odds for their genuine rights- the right to adequate health care and housing, opportunities for work and mobility, and so on – are deservedly suspicious when the freedom society most eagerly offers them is the “freedom” to take their lives. Oppose the NJ Death with Dignity Act (A3328/S2259) Visit: http://www.capwiz.com/njcathconf/home to let your legislators know you oppose A3328/S2259 “Even the weakest and most vulnerable, the sick, the old, the unborn and the poor, are masterpieces of God’s creation, made in his own image, destined to live forever, and deserving of the utmost reverence and respect.” Pope Francis’ message to Irish and British Catholics, July 17, 2013 Save The Date: Champion for Life Award Dinner – Sunday, October 27

th, Doolan’s Shore Club – details

to follow in upcoming bulletins. Join this determined group for future activities by contacting Cathi DeGenova at catjon4@aol.com Join this determined group for future activities by contacting Cathi DeGenova at catjon4@aol.com

English for Speakers of Other Languages

A warm thank you to all who participated in this

year’s ESOL Program. We had a very successful year with fifty-four students meeting with our fourteen tutors on Thursday evenings from 6:30 – 8:30. Our Christmas Party featured gifts for everyone, music and plenty of food from various cultures made by the students and tutors. We celebrated the end of the year with a Fiesta on May 23, 2013 and had a final Recognition Dinner with members of Literacy Volunteers on June 12, 2012 in Freehold. Our program will start again with registration on Thursday, September 12, 2012 at 6:30. Have a wonderful summer and we look forward to working with our foreign born students again in the fall.

Infinitas gracias a quienes participaron o colaboraron en el programa de enseñanza aprendizaje de ingles. Con éxito contamos con 54 estudiantes y 14 tutores durante los Jueves de 6:30 (pm) a 8:30 (pm). Celebramos navidad con musica y comida internacional e hicimos una fiesta de clausura del programa de este año el dia 23 de Mayo. El programa volverá a abrir sus puertas el dia 12 de Septiembre con las incripciones del Nuevo año a las 6:30 pm. Disfruten del verano y esperamos compartir nuevamente nuestro programa con todos los estudiantes internacionales que deseen.

CHOIR Adult Choir: The St. Rose Adult Choir is open to all parishioners who wish to praise the Lord through song. Rehearsals are on Wednesday evenings at 7 pm, starting 2 weeks after Labor Day, and running until the week of Memorial Day. The choir sings at the 10:00 am Mass on Sundays, and evening Masses for Holy Days of Obligation (September – May). Please contact the Music Director, Timothy Novembre at: timothyNovembre@gmail.com for more information, or feel free to introduce yourself before or after any weekend Mass. Children’s Choir: The St. Rose Children’s Choir is open to all children of the parish in grades 2-8. Rehearsals are on Wednesday evenings from 6:15 – 6:55 pm, starting 2 weeks after Labor Day, and running until the week of Memorial Day. The children generally sing at two 11:30 am Masses per month (September – May). Please contact the Music Director, Timothy Novembre at timothynovembre@gmail.com for more information or feel free to introduce yourself before or after any weekend Mass if your child is interested in participating.

Knitting and Crocheting Group The next meeting of the “Knit Wits” will be on Tuesday, August 13th in the Parish Center at 1:00 p.m. We have made many lapghans and hats for oncology and nursing home patients, as well as baby hats for the hospital nursery and baby blankets for the Elizabeth Ministry. We are very grateful to all our talented ladies who are willing to share their time and talents for this ministry. Come and join us for a couple of hours, once a month, and share your handmade items as well as some social time. We enjoy a laugh or two over coffee, tea and cookies, etc. All our items are made with prayers and blessings and given with love to those in need of comfort and solace, as well as a celebration and joy. If interested, call Eileen at 732-280-2143 or Isabella at 732-681-5652.

ST. VINCENT de PAUL SOCIETY Do you need something more in your life? Join us and fill up your emptiness with service to those in need. The SVdP members will meet next on the first Tuesday August 6th, 2013 at 6:30 p.m. in the Parish Center. Everyone is welcome!

Selective Seconds . . . our new and gently used high- quality furniture and home décor store located at 911 Main Street, Rear, Belmar; Phone: 732-894-9393. Open Thursday – Saturday, 11-5; Sunday, 12-4 “College Corner” awaits for those

getting their students ready for the Fall semester away from home. Stop by and we’re sure we have something for that dorm room or apartment at great prices that you and your student cannot resist! Voting has begun for the Asbury Park Press Readers' Choice Awards. Please take a moment and vote online by going to www.app.com, select Monmouth County, SHOPPING category, Furniture Store, and then type in Selective Seconds. If you do not have access to a computer, there is a ballot available in the Asbury Park Press newspaper on Wednesdays and Sundays. Feel free to fill it out and drop it off at the store—we’ll be glad to mail it in for you. If you do read the Press, please clip out these ballots and drop them off at the store so that we can have our customers complete them at the time of their visit.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS The Knights of Columbus Msgr. Thomas U. Reilly Council 5611 meetings are held every second and fourth Tuesday of the month at 7pm in St. Margaret’s Church, corner of 3rd & Ludlow, Spring Lake. All Catholic gentlemen 18 years of age or older are welcome to join. For information, LIKE us on FACEBOOK at: facebook.com/KofC5611 or FOLLOW US on TWITTER at: twitter.com/KofC5611

COMMUNITY NEWS Teachers Needed for English as a Second Language Classes. If you want to give service to this work of the Church, consider volunteering to teach English as a second language. Classes meet during the daytime in

the Trinity Center at Holy Spirit Church, 705 Second Avenue, Asbury Park. The time of class is to be determined. Training will be provided and no second language experience is required. To volunteer, please call the Parish Office at 732-775-1056 CHARISMATIC HEALING MASS: The Healing Shepherd Prayer Group invites all on Monday, 8/26/13 to Holy Cross Gymatorium, Ward Ave. & Rumson Road, Rumson for Teachings at 7 pm and Mass at 8 pm. The Celebrant Fr. John Cody, C.Ss.R. The 14th Annual Irish Festival at the Jersey Shore: September 14, 2013, 10 am to 6 pm, National Guard Armory, Sea Girt. 10 am English & Gaelic Roman Catholic Mass for Peace in Ireland and the world. Irish bands, food court & Irish shopping village, Ceili Band and dancing, Irish heritage tent. Tickets in advance $7 or $10 at the gate. Children under 12 FREE. For info visit www.njshoreirishfestival.com Trips sponsored by the Boro of Belmar: Wednesday, September 18: Inner Harbor, Baltimore Wednesday, October 16 & November 13, Mohegan Sun. All Trips are $40 and leave from Pyanoe Plaza. For information Call Kelly Williams at 732-681-3700.

2013 East Coast Catholic Family Conference, “Follow Me: A Call to Authentic Discipleship”, Saturday, September 21st, 8:30 a.m to 6 pm at the Sun National Bank Center, 81 Hamilton Ave, Trenton, NJ: Mass, Confession, Inspiring speakers, vendors, local musicians, Trenton Diocesan Choir and more! Advance purchase $25. At the door, $35. Families of 5-9, $22 per ticket. Families or groups of 10 or more, $20 per ticket. Call Group Sales at 609-656-3234. The purchase tickets, visit online: www.SunNationalBankCenter.com For more info call: Domestic Church Media at 609-882-9357 or go to www.DomesticChurchMedia.com Travel to the Emerald Isle and find yourself surrounded by its “forty shades of green.” Soak in the landscapes of rolling hills and feel the warmth of an Irish welcome. Visit Dublin, Waterford, Killarney, Limerick, Derry and Belfast as this comprehensive tour introduces Ireland’s natural beauty, rich history and most importantly, its hospitable culture. There will be a presentation on October 17, 2013 in St. Margaret’s Hall which is located in St. Margaret’s Church at 2:00 p.m. St. Margaret’s Church is located at the corner of Ludlow and Third Avenues. For further information, please call Sister Margaret Tierney at (732) 449-5765. Ext. 124. “Birthright of Red Bank is participating in Boscov's "Friends Helping Friends" scheduled for Tuesday, October 22, 2013. Tickets cost $5 each; proceeds from all ticket sales go to Birthright. Everyone who purchases a ticket receives a 25% discount shopping pass for purchases made at Boscov’s at the Monmouth Mall on October 22 only, and they are eligible to win fabulous door prizes. If anyone would like to purchase tickets for this event please call Karen Fitzgerald at 732-747-4240 OR send your request with the amount of tickets and your check to Birthright, P.O. Box 202, Red Bank, NJ 07701. Thank you in advance. Karen Fitzgerald, Director” Cardinal Dougherty HS Class of 63' 50th Reunion Oct. 26th @ Embassy Suites, Wayne, PA. For information please email cdclassof63@verizon.net or call 215-837-7677.