THE PARISH OF SAINT MARY A Catholic Community Proclaiming the Greatness of God in our Time

One Phalanx Road Colts Neck, NJ 07722

Visit our Website: www.stmaryscoltsneck.org

MassSchedule:EucharistWeekendSaturday5:00PM(Anticipatory)Sunday8:00AM,10:00AM,12:00NoonWeekdayMondaythroughFriday9:00AMinChristChapelunlessotherwisenoted.FuneralsintheChurch.

ParishMembership:NewParishionersarealwayswelcome!Registrationisrequired.ContactParishOf ice.

ThenextNewParishionerOrientationisAugust9,2015,11:00AM.ParishOf ice:732-780-2666parishof ice@stmaryscoltsneck.org

BulletinDeadline:Electronicformatby12NoonThursdayofthepriorweek(10days)parishbulletin@stmaryscoltsneck.org

Sacraments:

Penance&ReconciliationSaturday4:00PMorbyappointment.MarriageContacttheParishOf iceoneyearinadvanceforinformationandguidelines.BaptismContacttheParishOf iceinadvanceforinformationandrequiredpaperwork.BaptismstakeplacethesecondSundayduring12:00NoonMassandallotherSundaysimmediatelyfollowing12:00NoonMass.

FIFTHTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 12 JULY 2015

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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 The Parish Office hours are Monday through Thursday 8:30AM to

7:30PM and Sunday 9AM-12NOON. The office is closed on Friday and Saturday.

Deacons: Fred Sorrentino Vincent Rinaldi James V. Gallagher

Trustees: Susan Coleman

Bill LaMorte

Mass Intentions for the Week 13 July - 19 July

To add a family member to the sick list, please call the Parish Office. A person is put on the list for 8 weeks un-less a renewal call is received. 732-780-2666 Thank You

Izilda Alberti Jacqueline Andras

Joan Blatz Florence Brillante Jennie Borowski Natalie Chiaino Anthony Citro

Jo Clement Eleanor Crawford

Linda Damen John Diana

John DeStefano Tommy Dwyer

Giuseppe Gavinelli Shawn Hamlin Jack Higgins Tom Hudak

James Fiedler Joseph Jurgielewicz

Lori Lettieri Arnold Marchesi

Leonidas Mavrookas Barbara Matuscak Marjorie Messler John McInerney Nicole Montagna

Tom Nolan Tere Nolan

Frances Renna Lori Romer Jim Schatzle Lou Schmitt

Hayden Sprat Hudson Sprat Linda Sobel

Robert Stalzer Rev. Fr. Paul Zilonka

Please pray for the following members of our parish family who are ill:

Monday 13 July at 9:00 AM in the Chapel Eleanor Corley by Rose and Phil Walch Helen Pandolfi by John and Molly Aiello

Tuesday 14 July at 9:00 AM in the Chapel Mrs. Helen DeSantis by Mr. and Mrs. Stephan Cirillo John Mack by Mafalda Coseglia and Elizabeth Bracco Paul Steed by Lori Lettieri

Wednesday 15 July at 9:00 AM in the Chapel Lillian and James Smith by Gail and Bill Cargiulo

Thursday 16 July at 9:00 AM in the Chapel Special Intentions by Teresa Won Frank Balbo by Balbo Family

Friday 17 July at 9:00 AM in the Chapel John Weigand by Mrs. Lisa Cirillo Mary Connelly by Darryl Turkaly

Saturday 18 July 5:00 PM Gloria Fernandi by Joanne Crater, Victor Marcantonio & Theresa and Don Yneng Gillan Lehrer by Limeri Family Philip Lugris by Mafalda Coseglia and Elizabeth Bracco

Sunday 19 July 8:00 AM For the Living and Deceased Members and Benefactors James A. Finan by Audrey Finan and Family

10:00 AM Albert Addler Jr. by Dolores Addler Bill O’Doherty by Freda O’Doherty Louis A. Miele by His Family

12:00 PM Margie Homan by David and Janice Henderson Anthony J. Garito by Arlene Garito and Family Rev. Fr. Robert Schultz by Lori Lettieri

Pray for Our Military

Lance Corporal Scott MacConnell Lance Corporal Edward Zarzecki

Those in Active Military Service

Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands, Protect them as they protect us.

Bless them and their families for the sacrifices they make for us in our hour of need

and give us peace. We ask this in the Name of Jesus,

Our Lord and Savior. Amen

If there is a family member you wish to be placed on a list, please call the Parish Office at 732-780-2666. Please include rank and branch of service .

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Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults COME JOIN US IF YOU…

• have not been baptized into the Catholic Church,

• have been baptized but have not yet received the sacraments of Holy Communion or Confirmation,

• have been baptized in another Christian Church and would like to become a member of the Catholic Church

To learn more, please contact Michele McCue faithformation@stmaryscoltsneck.org

Worship Ministry Schedule: 18 July - 19 July: SIXTEENTH Sunday in Ordinary Time

7/13 Mon Ex 1: 8-14, 22; Mt 10: 34 to 11: 1 7/14 Tues Ex 2: 1-15a; Mt 11: 20-24 7/15 Wed Ex 3: 1-6, 9-12; Mt 11: 25-27 7/16 Thurs Ex 3: 13-20; Mt 11: 28-30 7/17 Fri Ex 11: 10 to 12: 14; Mt 12: 1-8

19July 16h SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Jer 23: 1-6; Eph 2: 13-18; Mk 6: 30-34

Question of the Week:

Question for Children: Name a time when you shared what you had with a friend, or a classmate at school.

Question for Youth: Martha chose to serve, Mary chose to sit at Jesus' feet and listen to Him. Of those two actions, service or prayer, which do you feel more comfortable with? Why?

Question for Adults: The Gospel today invites us to serve and to be hospitable. When did you welcome Jesus into your home through the presence of a neighbor or a stranger?

Lifelong Catechesis Week of 13 July

Interested in joining a liturgical ministry? Please contact Deacon Vin Rinaldi for more information… worship@stmaryscoltsneck.org

Gifts to St Mary Parish:

Gold candle holders used during Easter given by

two bona fide parishioners in memory of departed

loved ones.

Altar

Server EMs of Holy Communion

Reader 1

Reader 2

Greeter Cantor Usher

Saturday, 5:00 PM (Church)

Anthony Buzzetta Daniel Cowles

Bill Cargiulo - Center Cup Tom Kinlin - Organ Host Helene Lind - Center Host Maria Thompson - Tabernacle Host Gail Cargiulo - Organ Cup Suzanne Schlesinger - Tabernacle Cup

John Carlucci

Carl Simone

Susan Baker Frank Baker

Abby Clyne

John Grabowski Bob Lind Frank Sikorskas William Starce

Sunday, 8:00 AM (Church)

Matthew Bongiorno NOT FILLED

Susan Osmulski - Center Cup Joyce Flynn - Organ Host Rosane LaCava - Center Host Mike LaCava - Tabernacle Host Regina Rodolico - Organ Cup Paul Osmulski - Tabernacle Cup

Anthony Bongior-no

Rita Duenas

John Rodeck Carol Rodeck

Anne Baker

John Beckley George Illmensee George Watts Joe Young

Sunday, 10:00 AM (Church)

Anna Drudy Jackie Drudy

Edward Moskal - Center Cup Maria Gerbino - Organ Host Maureen Geiger - Center Host Sue Fitzpatrick - Tabernacle Host John Drudy - Organ Cup Dawn Reinhardt - Tabernacle Cup

Barbara Schaflin

Richard Gerbino

Andrew Befumo, Jr. Mary DeSalvatore

Lauren Walters

Anthony Mendoza NOT FILLED NOT FILLED NOT FILLED NOT FILLED NOT FILLED

Sunday, 12:00 PM (Church)

Tommy Zita NOT FILLED

Patricia Gesner - Center Cup Diane Antico - Organ Host Lee Gesner - Center Host Margaret Hernandez - Tabernacle Host Anna May Schellenberger - Organ Cup Patricia Balbo - Tabernacle Cup

Charles Young

Dering Sprague

Marycatherine Noble Tina Repetto

Kristin Kohm

John Barr Joe Mancino Joseph Rinaldo NOT FILLED NOT FILLED NOT FILLED

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Pastoral Associate for Worship & Evangelization Deacon Vincent Rinaldi worship@stmaryscoltsneck.org

Social Concerns: Roger Zurro Music Ministry: Lauren Walters music@stmaryscoltsneck.org Organist: Andrew Macirowski

JULY 2015: Mother, Teacher, Family: Nature and the Role of the Church

The Church has institutional forms because she must work in the world. But that does not exhaust her essence. The Church is the Bride of Christ, a “she,” not an “it.” In the words of Saint John XXII, she is our mother and teacher, our comforter and guide, our family of faith. Even when her people and leaders sin, we still need the Church’s wisdom, Sacraments, support and proclamation of the truth, because she is the body of Jesus himself in the world; the family of God’s people writ large.

JOIN US FOR “HOLY HOUR” which will consist of Scripture reading, silent prayer, music, intercessions and personal testimonies. Thursdays at 7PM Ocean County: JULY 23, St. Joseph, Toms River Monmouth County: SEPT 3, Star of the Sea, Long Branch

www.dioceseoftrenton.org/wmf2015/ or 609-403-7155

Liturgical Season of Ordinary Time

On Monday May 25th, we re-entered the Liturgical Season of Ordinary Time during its 8th week. And we pick up where we left off early March just before Ash Wednesday and the Season of Lent followed by the Easter Season. Perhaps some insight might be in ‘order’?

Ordinary does not mean plain or mundane, it’s far from it! It’s ‘Tempus per annum’ or time throughout the year, or ‘ordinalis’, mean-ing numbered, and as you know, each week is sequentially numbered. This is the time of year outside of celebrations such as Easter and Christmas, a time to ‘grow’ in faith hence the ‘green’.

With Pentecost, the Birthday of the Church, still fresh in our mind, let’s grow heartily! Grow our Faith, grow Saint Mary Parish, and grow Christ’s Church!

CHOIR CAMP at SAINT MARY’S PARISH!!! To follow Summer Intensive Religious Education Sessions These much sought-after choir programs are now at St. Mary’s! In addition to the summer religious education program, music directors Lauren Walters and Andrew Macirowski are offering a 6 session Choir Camp Intensive for all students in the RE Summer Intensive programs. Classes will be offered from 12:30 – 1:30pm on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, & Thursdays of each 2 week session. (Session I July 6-17 & Session II August 3- 14) In these 60 minute classes students will learn: • The basics of good vocal techniques – sing anytime, anywhere! • The foundations of solfeggio and sight reading both chant and modern notation • Rhythmic patterning • Musical styling over 8 centuries • Musical settings of the Mass • Common church hymns, songs, psalms & chants • How Catholicism has shaped even the modern music of today • Instrumentation at Mass – organ, piano, bells, etc. – yes, students will have the

opportunity to play each of the instruments! • What is the role of the sung leadership in a Mass: cantor, schola cantorum, choir, etc. Students will be asked to

rehearse music on their own, provided with learning tools, so that they might lead Mass the following Sunday after the Choir Camp that follows each of the Summer Intensive Sessions…plus an exciting opportunity that’s TOP SECRET! Open to all children enrolled in religious education at Saint Mary Parish, Colts Neck.

Questions, please email Lauren Walters at music@stmaryscoltsneck.org

Cost: $30 per child, with a minimum of 20 participants. Sibling discounts: add $15 for each sibling once the minimum is reached. Enrollment deadline: August’s session deadline is July 31st.

Papal Visit September 26-27, 2015

www.worldmeeting2015.org

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Pardon our appearance

while our parish grounds are under going a much

needed face lift!!

Thanks to a very generous bequest, the Grotto,

St. Francis Gardens, the flagpole, and the roadway and walk way leading to the Grotto

and candles are being redesigned.

As part of his celebration he has expressed the desire to revisit some of the Parishes he has served over the years. Accordingly, he will be here on July 19th to celebrate the 12Noon Mass. After Mass, join us for a simple repast. Spiritual and thoughtful books written by Fr. Bausch, will be available for sale. He will be selling them at a discount with all proceeds going to Catholic Relief Services. (No credit cards. Cash/check only)

**He earnestly requests that you do not give any gifts of any sort whatsoever. You who have

journeyed with him are gift enough.

Please mark the date on your calendar, and plan to attend!!

Elia Gallello at 732-308-0789

Father William Bausch, Pastor Emeritus, is celebrating his 60th Anniversary as a Pr iest. Come celebrate with us!

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Mass Intentions Request Envelopes are available in the office.

Fill out the envelope (see example above) and enclose the stipend. The suggested stipend for a Mass Intention is $10.00 and has been set by the N.J. Bishops in the Ecclesiastical Province of Newark.

Whether a specific date is requested or not, please make a notation if you wish to be called with the date after the Mass Intention is scheduled. If a requested date cannot be fulfilled, a call will be made to find an alternate date.

At this time the intentions are placed in the Mass Book twice a month by our volunteer committee.

Thank you for your patience.

My Dear Parishioners:

Today we celebrate the Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time. In our own lives and times, we carry much baggage on our journey as disciples of Jesus. We have closets full of clothes, pan-tries and refrigerators full of food: many of us are armed with college degrees. The practical instructions of Jesus to his Twelve would not serve us well today; it would be irresponsible to divest ourselves of all our possessions. At the same time, this gospel does invite us to examine what it is that hinders us from fulfilling the mission on which Jesus sends all of us, beginning with our baptism. Each of us is a disciple who is sent. What distracts us from our mission? For most of us the greatest distractions probably do not come from our possessions but from our interior emotions and attitudes. We don’t like rejection—so it is difficult to preach an unpopular gospel with its demands for righteousness and love. We don’t like the risk of being unsuccessful—so it is easier to live our religion by saying prayers rather than by ceaseless self-giving. We don’t like pushing our own faith to its limits—so it is easier to be more concerned with right doctrine than with right living. In spite of our excuses and human weakness, Jesus is clear: “Go…to my people” (first reading). We must keep moving forward with his mission.

This weekend, we welcome in a special way those families who are participating in our Summer Intensive Religious Education Module I to the 12:00 noon Mass and Orientation Session. This is our second year offering this option to our parishioner families and the enrollment has grown significantly. I am grateful to all those who registered in a timely manner so that we could be well prepared with catechists, materials and space. This option has been well received by many and is complimented throughout the year with many “intergenerational options” for parents and their children. Our Second Summer Session

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Module is scheduled for 2 weeks in August. Registration for the Fall “online” and “drop-off” programs has completed its first phase. Late Registration continues through 1 September for any re-registrations. Class lists, materials, catechists, licensing, credential verification needs to be completed so that we can begin on time with all of the details in place. Our parish staff is supported by many, many volunteers. Thank you, one and all for helping us to provide the very best faith formation.

Next weekend, our Pastor Emeritus Father Bausch will preside and preach at the 12:00 noon Mass observing his 60th Anniversary of Ordination to the Priesthood. Come and join with Father Bausch in celebrating this milestone and praying for all priests serving the Church. I hope to provide information in the coming week’s bulletin on how we might assist the family survivors of Tamara Seidle who was recently murdered by her husband. She was the mother of 9 children ages 24-9. Roger Zurro and Deacon Rinaldi have been working on how our assistance might benefit these children. Our parish has already provided emergency assistance at the time of the funeral. Thank you for your prayers and spirit of generosity. We will welcome 8/9 August a representative from the missions to our parish as we participate in the Society for the Propaga-tion of the Faith Mission Cooperative. There will be more information in the coming weeks.

Work continues on our Grotto and Prayer Garden. We hope to announce the date and time for the blessing of this shrine in the coming weeks. We have completed the work on the parking lot and continue progress on providing the handrails for the front entry of our church building. Have a great week. Let us remember one another in prayer. Happy Sunday. Peace. Father Jeff

Quovadis…

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Pastoral Associate for Faith Formation & Life Long Learning Michele McCue faithformation@stmaryscoltsneck.org

Coordinator of Children's Catechesis & Ministry: Jennifer Schlameuss-Perry religioused@stmaryscoltsneck.org

Coordinator of Adolescent Catechesis and Ministry: Mathew Butler youthministry@stmaryscoltsneck.org

Volunteers Needed for Children’s Faith Formation!!

7th/8th grade Fall Confirmation Preparation Sessions Facilitators needed (no more than twice a month) for 7th and 8th grade sessions. Program will meet on Sunday evenings from September to May beginning Sunday Sept. 20, Group A and Sunday, Sept. 27, Group B from 5-6:30PM until November 1st when Mass for the parish, including Confirmation candidates and their families will begin - Preparation Class will then begin immediately after Mass & run until 7:30PM. (5PM Sunday Mass is during Standard Time, thus running from Nov 1st until March 6th)

Facilitators lead group discussions on topics presented in the large group. All planning is done for you. Training meeting will be held prior to Sept. If you have a 7th/8th grader, this is the perfect opportunity for you to get in-volved, share your faith, and facilitate a junior high group. Matt Butler

Religious Education Office & Faith Formation Team Volunteers—Be part of the team of volunteers that helps make our parish great. Answer phones, take messages, make copies and do other tasks that make our offices run smoothly! Help out once a week, every other week or even once a month. Michele McCue

Call 732-780-2666 or use e-mails listed above!

Summer program offerings from

Matt Butler, Coordinator of Adolescent Catechesis and Youth Ministry.

Kettle Bell Training Mondays and Wednesdays, July 6th - August 12th at 7pm. Introduction to Kettle Bells with Cross Fit Certified Kettle Bell Instructor Matt Butler; a great opportunity to stay fit and have fun! (NO COST)

An Introduction to Brazillian Jiu-jitsu Sundays beginning July 12th—Aug 9th following the 12pm Mass,1:15pm to 2:30pm. Five week introduction to Brazillian Jiu-jitsu class!! (NO COST)

Women's Self-Defense Class Friday, July 24th, 6pm to 8pm. Women's Self-Defense Class at Christian Brothers Acad-emy taught by Third-Degree Brazillian Jiu-jitsu Black Belt Instructor and former Brick Memorial standout wrestler Bill Scott. Assistant instructors with law enforcement background will be present to help teach and answer any questions you might have. It is a great two hour learning experience. There is a suggested donation of $20 for The GI's Without Borders Charity. (It will benefit the kids of Costa Rica who can not afford to purchase a GI) email Matt to register.

Email for more details & to reserve your spot, Matt: youthministry@stmaryscoltsneck.org

**Athletic Consent Form/permission slip must be filled out & brought to the first event you attend**

ServiceWorx is a week long life-changing program for

junior high students that explores Catholic faith through service to those in need.

The program begins on Sunday, July 19. All participants are required to attend the 12Noon Mass and an orienta-tion meeting immediately following in Room #10.

2015/16 Religious Ed Programs Registration for all programs is ongoing!

Late fees began as of July 1, 2015.

No registrations of returning students will be taken after September 1, 2015.

Thank you, for your cooperation.

The July Summer Session Orientation for parents will be held on Sunday, July 12. Please attend the 12:00 pm Mass and remain in the Church for Orientation.

Baseball Clinic

On Tuesday, June 30th from 9am to 12pm we had the first of a series of sports clinics at Saint Mary Parish. Christian Brothers Academy Athletic Director Vito Chiaravalloti and some of The Colt Baseball Team ran a baseball clinic for the youth of the parish. It was a pitching, catching, and hitting clinic. The day ended with a fun whiffle ball game.

The clinic was the beginning of many upcoming activities for the youth of the parish. We will keep you posted. - Matt Butler

MortgageCollection $3,925(Ourmonthlymortgagepaymentis$8,050)

Weekly Sacrificial Stewardship Offering $13,143 Envelope Contributions $ 8,546 Electronic/Online Contributions $ 3,788 Loose Contributions $ 809 Average Contribution per Household this week $ 37.83 # of Contributing Households 326 (# envelopes & # online) # of Registered Parishioner Households 1,916

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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.

Sharing Our Treasure 4/5 July 2015

Project Backpack Collection through - July 26th

This year it is preferred that you purchase supplies for donation then drop off any school sup-plies in boxes located in the parish hall and the Rotunda outside the parish office. Collections will be taken from through July 26th . Checks made payable to Saint Mary Parish with Project Backpack in the memo line will be used to purchase additional school supplies for donations. All donations go to students in the Freehold area.

Contact: Aileen at aileen.rivell@gmail.com Community Service Volunteers welcomed!

Backpacks Binders Colored pencils

Large/fine line markers Marble or spiral notebooks

Loose leaf paperGlue/glue sticks

Pencils Rulers Pencil pouches

Pens Highlighters Index cards

Erasers Crayons Folders

Please remember The Parish of Saint Mary

in your Will and Estate planning.

MANY THANKS TO THE ADDITIONAL FAMILIES WHO DONATED TO THE ACA. TOTAL NUMBER OF DONORS IS NOW 262

If you have not donated yet, PEASE, for the sake of many, DO SO NOW. WE NEED YOU…THEY NEED YOU.

WITH GENEROUS PLEDGES OF $56,883, WE HAVE REACHED 80%

0F OUR FAIR SHARE GOAL OF $71,276.

BUT, IT’S THOSE WHOM YOU HELP THAT COUNT!

For your convenience, you may donate directly on www.dioceseoftrenton.org/catholicappeal or

use the ACA envelopes on the table by the sacristy.

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Have you moved? Changed your phone # or email address?

To update you information on the parish database, please email communications@stmaryscoltsneck.org, drop a note in the collection basket Attn: Parish Office or call 732-780-2666.

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Pastoral Coordinator for Community Building and Communications: Linda Dickinson-Pancila communitybuilding@stmaryscoltsneck.org

St. Mary’s VARIETY SHOW needs volunteers to work on the committee: stage crew, lights, ads, an-nouncements, flyers, tickets, set-up, clean-up, program book, and more… With a committee in place, the Cover Design Contest will take place this summer, Audition dates and show date coming in the FALL.

Questions & to sign up please call Joe Rugarber 732-637-8655 or email Deacon Jim Gallagher deaconjim@stmaryscoltsneck.org

We can’t do this without you!!!

Singles Social Gatherings join with other singles for social activities. Meet new people, build community and plan fun filled activities. Upcoming Events: • July 26th Sunday – Mass & Brunch, 10 am Mass at St.

Mary’s Parish, Brunch at MJ’s. Brunch served 11- 2 • Aug 1, 7pm Free Concert Bradley Beach Riley Park,

coffee and mingle post concert. • Aug 25, 7:05 pm, Faith & Family Blue Claws Baseball

Game adults $10, children $8, Seniors eat free ALL welcomed: widowed, divorced, never married!!!

Contact Kim: kimleshick@yahoo.com 732-618-7983

Singles Journey Ministry- Every Sunday @ 11:45AM, Rm.10, Spiritual Center

Support/ Fellowship for all who wish to lead committed Christian lives as singles. Facilitated forum of sharing, caring, and companionship. Contact: Barbara Varga @ 732-544-8415 “WE ARE HERE TO BE HERE FOR EACH OTHER”

Sewing Circle upcoming meeting dates. New members welcome!!

July 14 & July 28 1:00pm to 3:00pm Room 11

Contact Kathy kjflan@aol.com for more information & to join

The King and I

On September 30, the Martha Mary Guild is going to NYC to see the wonderful new version of a long-time favorite: “The King and I”, which has won 4 Tony Awards –

• Best performance for an actress in a leading role in a musical – Kellie O’Hara

• Best costume design of a musical • Best revival of a musical • Best performance by an actress in a featured role in a

musical – Ruthie Ann Miles

As most people will remember, it is “the story of Anna, a British governess, who tries to help an Eastern king come to terms with the modern world”. The music, dancing, costumes and children are all spectacular. This is a winner, even if one has seen it before! September may seem like a long way off, but the tickets go quickly, so be sure to send in your $152.00 check soon. With the cost of Broadway shows today, this is a deal, for it includes transportation.

For more information, call Elia Gallello at 732-308-0789 or Treasure Herman at 732-946-8982.

Project CARE

Community Always, Reaching Everyone

All participants and volunteers are invited to join us at Agape on August 9th after all Masses as we thank you!

Thank you to all those who participated in Project CARE 2015. What another great year of possibili-ties and many new program offerings including two great informative lectures by Fr Jeffrey Lee and PA Michele McCue. Liturgical ministry information sessions, office training volunteer sessions, contin-ued maintenance of the parish grounds, opportuni-ties to share time and talent with sewing, knitting, singing and bells workshops and plenty of opportu-nities to meet new people in the parish community.

Did you grown in faith, participate in ministry, learn something new, gain service hours or maybe had

some fun and made a new friend? Share your Project CARE experiences with us and offer

suggestions for the 2016 program.

A special Thank you to all program and ministry leaders, pastoral associates and coordinators for their efforts in supporting the program, planning and running sessions and taking the time out to share ministry and faith with others.

Join us next year!!

Interested in helping with Project CARE 2016 or participating in programming? please contact Linda Dickinson-Pancila communitybuilding@stmaryscoltsneck.org

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NEXT AGAPE is AUGUST 9!

Join fellow parishioners after all Sunday Masses for donuts, bagels, coffee/beverages and fellowship in the Parish Hall and outside in the courtyard.

Volunteer to help: jcoppola007@yahoo.com Ministries/committees sign up to par ticipate: Linda at communitybuilding@stmaryscoltsneck.org

GARDEN CLUB will meet Wednesdays at 5pm throughout the Summer.

Join us to help maintain the Butterfly Garden which is located behind the Chapel and can be seen enjoyed daily by those who attend morning Mass. It is in need of much love and care. communitybuilding@stmaryscoltsneck.org

Watch for your Saint Mary Parish… SUPER 50/50 tickets in the mail !

Drawing on Sept 20, 2015

Volunteers needed to sell Super 50/50 tickets at

25th Colts Neck Fair Thursday August 20, 4-11pm Fireworks

Friday, August 21, 4-11pm Saturday August 22, 4-11pm Sunday, August 23, 2-8pm

Please contact Linda communitybuiling@stmaryscoltsneck.org

Dedication and House Tour

The dedication ceremony of the Freehold Bor-ough Habitat House that was a joint project of St. Rose of Lima Church, Freehold, and the Colts Neck Reformed Church, in partnership with Habitat for Humanity of Monmouth County, will be celebrated July 12 at 12:30pm at the house site at 108 Center St.

The program includes comments from Habitat officers and town officials, volunteer and donor recognition, such as ,the Saint Mary's Martha Mary Guild donation. All are invited.