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Saint Mary’s Church A Stewardship Community in the Roman Catholic Tradition One Phalanx Road, Colts Neck, NJ 07722 Parish Office: 732-780-2666 Fax: 732-780-0394 Website: www.stmaryscoltsneck.com

Pastor Rev. Thomas J. Triggs

732-780-2666, ext. 312

Pastoral Associate Sister Jeanne Belli, SSJ

732-780-2666, ext. 309 [email protected]

Business Manager Joseph Noble


Bulletin Information Alyssa Sans


Children’s Religious Education Joan Celiano

732-294-8841 [email protected]

Deacon Couples Cal & Irene Weller Paul & Joyce Daniele Fred & Ottilie Sorrentino

732-780-2666, ext. 308

Maintenance Coordinator Joe Minichini 732-780-2666, ext. 324

Music Ministries Tom Carter


Program Coordinator Sharon Sturchio


Secretary Ellen Fink


Social Concerns 732-780-7343. ext. 320

Spiritual Ministry Sister Helen Clifton, SSJ


Youth Ministry Amy & Mike Lenehan


Counselor Maureen Waters

732-747-9660 ext. 110

Eucharist Saturday Vigil • 5:00 PM

Sunday • 7:45, 9:00, 10:30 and 12:00 Noon

Monday through Friday: 9:00 AM Holy Days as Announced in Bulletin

Reconciliation Saturday • 4:00 PM

and by appointment

Marriage Contact the Parish Office

one year in advance

Infant Baptism Second Sunday at Noon Mass and the

Third Sunday 1:30 Must be Registered Parishioners

Contact Parish Office several months in advance

Parish Membership New Parishioners

are always welcome! Pre-registration is required, contact

the Parish Office regarding the Orientation Program

CHECK IT OUT: St. Mary’s Jobs Wanted corner! Details inside.

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This Week at St. Mary’s

Please note: The Parish office is open from 9:00AM to 5:00PM Monday through Friday. Sunday, April 3: Fourth Week of Lent—Second Scrutiny; Little Church at 10:30AM; RCIA at 10:30PM; Orientation Session at 11:30AM; Singles Journey at 11:45AM; Spirituality Day at 1:00PM; GA at 6:30PM; Gam-anon at 6:30PM; Small Groups; Liturgy of the Word for Children at 10:30AM; Food Collection Monday, April 4: Christian Yoga at 10:00AM; AA at 10:00AM; Al-anon at 11:00AM; Al-anon at 12:00 Noon; 6th Grade Religious Ed at 2:30PM; Religious Ed 4:30PM; Childrens Choir at 5:30PM; Living Stations rehearsal at 7:00PM; Emmaus Choir at 7:00PM; Colts Neck Support at 7:30PM; Parish Council Info Night at 7:30PM Tuesday, April 5: Rosary at 8:30AM; Koinonia at 10:00AM; Religious Ed at 4:30PM; Lenten Mass for Peace at 7:00PM; GA at 8:00PM; Finance Council at 8:00PM; No Children’s Choir; No RE for 4th Graders Only Wednesday, April 6: Christian Yoga at 9:00AM; AA at 12:00 Noon; New Horizons Bridge at 1:00PM; Stations of the Cross for the Bereaved at 4:30PM; Religious Ed at 4:30PM; Families Anonymous 7:30PM; AA at 7:30PM Thursday, April 7: Men’s Morning Office at 6:30AM; Religious Ed. at 4:30PM; NJ Youth Orchestra at 6:30PM; Magnificat Choir at 7:30PM; Christian Yoga at 7:30PM Friday, April 8: Women’s Morning Office at 6:30AM; Lectio Divina at 8:30AM; Italian classes at 10:00; Stations of the Cross at 7:30PM Saturday, April 9: Men’s Spirituality at 7:15AM; AA at 8:30AM; Living Stations rehearsal at 1:00PM; Ministry Fair Sunday, April 10: Fifth Week of Lent—Third Scrutiny; Little Church at 10:30AM; RCIA at 10:30PM; Liturgy of the Word for Children; Singles Journey at 11:45AM; GA at 6:30PM; Gam-anon at 6:30PM; Small Groups

Announced Masses for the Week

Monday, April 4 at 9:00AM Tom Gibson by the Rizzo Family Vincent Pasculi by Linda & Wiliam Stagliano Tuesday, April 5 9:00AM Bill O’Doherty by Bob & Mary Joan McNamara Helen Hayne by Elia & Claude Gallello Louis Federici by Elia & Claude Gallello 7:00PM Lenten Mass for Peace Wednesday, April 6 at 9:00AM Bill O’Doherty by Nancy & Harry Bauer Thursday, April 7 at 9:00AM Barbara Zach by Jane & Neil Slattery Friday, April 8 at 9:00AM Audrey Noble by Mary Kay & Joe Noble Bill O’Doherty by the Martha Mary Guild Saturday, April 9 at 5:00PM George Rimmele by Barbara Saake Edward Ward by his Family Bill O’Doherty by Bill & Cathy Lenahan Sunday, April 10 7:45AM For the People of the Parish 9:00AM Ronald Dedalis by his Family Florence Leytel by Jane & Neil Slattery Aleathea Stephens by the Martha Mary Guild 10:30AM Sergio Dos Santos by his Family William O’Doherty by Phil & Rose Walch J. Vincent Gallagher by Paul & Joyce Daniele 12:00 Noon Thomas LaRusso by his Family Edward Thielemann by the Moskal Family Patricia Mercandetti by Ann Rippa

Counseling Available Maureen Waters, LCSW, is available for appointments on Thursdays in the late afternoon and early evening here at St. Mary’s. All counseling sessions are strictly confidential. To schedule an appointment, please call 732-747-9660 ext. 110 and the Catholic Charities supervisor will refer you to Mrs. Waters.

Come Hear a Choir Saturday April 9th, 5:00 Mass -- small group Sunday, April 10th, 10:30 Mass --Emmaus Choir

Sing Something Special For Holy Week Raising our voices in song is a wonderful way to celebrate our faith and to find deeper meaning in the liturgy, especially those special Masses and services that make up Holy Week. We’d like to invite you to sing with the choir for Palm Sunday and Holy Thursday this year. CDs will be provided to help you learn the music and rehearsals will take you through everything step by step, even if you don’t read music! By attending three or four Thursday night rehearsals (March 24—April 17, 7:30—9:00PM), you can add to our numbers to help make these celebrations even more special for the whole Parish community Interested individuals can contact Tom Carter at their convenience ([email protected], 732-780-2666 x327 or in person before or after weekend Masses).

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Lenten Mass for Peace

Do you know that during Lent we will be offering a Lenten Mass for Peace each Tuesday at 7:00 PM? Please join us.

Lenten Music in Library

God’s Holy Gifts / Dan Schutte Endless is Your Love / Tom Kendzia As Water to the Thirsty / David Haas

The New Day Bereavement Support Group

Invites You… A Lenten Offering Everyone is welcome to attend “A Way of the Cross for the Bereaved” which has been compiled for those who are suffering the death of a loved one. This special Stations of the Cross will be held in the Church on:

Wednesday, April 6, 2011 at 4:00PM

For information, please call Doris Hudak at 732-842-0785.

Lent 2011

You Are Invited...to be with Jesus If you heard that Jesus (body, blood, soul and divinity) was here at St. Mary’s, would you rush to be with Him? This is precisely the mystery of the “Real Presence” of Christ in the Most Blessed Sacrament of the Eucharist. Now, we also have the additional opportunity to be with Him in a very special personal way every week at Eucharistic Adoration. Come visit with Jesus Wednesdays 10:00AM to 12:00PM. You can just stop in for a “visit” but if you can schedule a regular hour or ½ hour visit please e-mail Amy at: [email protected]. For more information, see the Catechism of the Catholic Church 1373-1381, and 1418.

A Lenten Offering: Lectio Divina Scripture Readings will be held on Friday mornings in the Church (close to tabernacle area) at 8:30AM for a 20 minute period. These prayerful readings are meant to draw us into a deeper appreciation of the Paschal Mystery and to help us in our understanding of how these readings touch our hearts today. April 8 & 15 Our time together will be facilitated by Sister Helen. All are welcome. Lenten Reading in the Library

Section 2 Paying Attention to God by William Barry SJ Modern Spiritual Masters by Robert Ellsburg God’s Joyful Surprise by Sue Monk Kidd Dangerous Memories by Elizabeth Johnson Section 3 Facing Your Giants by Max Lucado Holy Longing by Ronald Rolheiser O.M.I. Section 7 Running into the Arms of God by Patrick Hannson Awake My Soul by James Martin SJ The Resilient Clinician by Robert Wicks God’s Enduring Presence by Joyce Rupp

Lenten Retreat Day for Women Where: St. Joseph by-the-Sea, Mantoloking, NJ

When: Tuesday, April 5, 2011 9:30AM—3:00PM

Theme: PEACE “Blessed are the peacemakers, they will be called the children of God”

Cost: $35.00 (includes lunch)

The day will include prayer, input, silent reflection, optional sharing and liturgy. If interested, please call Sis-ter Helen on or before April 1, 2011.

April 3, 2011

St. Mary’s Ministries available to Children & Their Families

5 PROGRAMS Offered: 3 weeks in May for 1 hour from 4:30 – 5:30 pm. Wednesdays 4, 11, 18 • Project “CARE” -- Social Concerns

• Church Tour - Discover the “Treasures of the Church”

Thursdays 5,12, 19 • Environmental Committee and the Building &

Grounds Committee • Prayer Shawl Ministry

• Quilting & Sewing Ministry

Registration is FREE Register by April 15 Volunteers needed!

Community Service hours available! More information and registration forms are available in the Gathering Space, in the Parish Office and outside the Religious Ed. Office, or contact Linda Dickinson-Pancila 732-577-9548 or [email protected]

Stewardship Ministry Fair April 9 and 10 Adults and children are invited to participate. ALL of our ministries will be present to acquaint parishioners with opportunities to grow in hospitality, prayer, formation, liturgy and service.

Help us “Roll Back the Stone” by signing up for a ministry.

The New Day Bereavement Support Group

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.

For information and pre-registration, please call Doris Hudak at 732-842-0785.

The program will be held at 7:30 p.m. in St. Mary’s Spiritual Center in the Jean Vanier Room. Starting Date: Wednesday, May 4, 2011

Ending Date: Wednesday, June 29, 2011

May Crowning May 1st Come join us after the 12:00pm Mass on May 1st… for our annual procession for the Crowning of our Blessed Mother Mary. A small gift will be given to all children who attend. Communicants are all welcomed

Bulletin Information All announcement requests must be received by 9:00AM the Monday prior to publication. • Drop off information in bulletin mailbox

outside the parish office; • Fax to 732-780-0394; or • Email [email protected]. Questions? Call the Parish Office 732-780-2666

A Spiritual Day for the Martha Mary Guild Each year Sr. Helen guides us in days of retreat and/or reflection. The Guild is looking forward to Wednesday, April 13, when Sister will lead us in a very special day of spirituality -which had originally been planned for January, but “Mother Nature” changed those plans with the appearance of a wicked snow storm. Here is Sr. Helen’s description of the day: “An Afternoon of Reflection will focus on the Salesian tradition of St. Francis de Sales. We will reflect on the writings of St. Francis and enter into some understanding and some experience of the beauty and simplicity of the Salesian tradition. ‘Love, for St. Francis, and the spiritual tradition he founded, is the beginning, end and means of the entire Christian life.’ One of the warmest and most sympathetic strands in the tapestry of Christian spiritual-ity, the Salesian tradition is a treasure many Christians have yet to discover. In our time together we hope to discover not only the richness, but also its application in our daily lives. Our gathering will include prayer, input, quiet reflection with time for optional sharing.” Join us at 11:30AM for the Rosary in the Spiritual Center Chapel. We will “brown bag” our lunches, with drinks and desserts provided by the Guild at noon. The rest of the afternoon will be dedicated to our “spiritual lives,” under the loving guidance of Sr. Helen.

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April 3, 2011

The Environment and You

We continue our discussion of the challenge ahead of us: Screen Free Week April 18th – April 24th

www.commercialfreechildhood.org/screenfreeweek/ If you missed our introduction last week, the goal is to turn off the tv for 168 hours straight! This challenge refers to the tv, and to all screens, so we are including your iPad, xbox, computer, smartphone and anything else we forgot to mention. Are you up for the challenge? Sure, it’s easy to tell the kids no tv, and no computer games. We can block the text messaging on the kids' phones for a week, but what about us? Do you pick up your smartphone to constantly check each new email and text message? When your spouse is talking to you, does an incoming text distract you from the con-versation in front of you? Let’s be honest with our-selves for a minute – we cannot ask our kids to give up texting if we can’t. We cannot get them to take a break from their YouTube view-ing, if we can’t stop checking our smart phones for the latest sports update. At work, does an incoming email draw your attention away from the co-worker sitting in your office? Has the entire concept of instant access made it impossible for you to have time to think and plan? Is your day just a series of reactions to a string of never ending Interruptions? So what can we do?

If you don’t think your family can survive the entire week, try two or three days. Or set a screen free time period each day.

At work, if this is doable in your business, try an hour of quiet time when the phone is off, and emails do not get answered. Ask your co-workers for input, and see what works in your office.

You can do this, and you may actually like the change! Next week – more suggestions on how to reduce your screen time, and some suggestions on other ways to spend the time. Make a small change - make every day Earth Day. Check here next week for another suggestion, and send us your own earth friendly ideas to [email protected].

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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 and Confirmation

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

then, the RCIA is the place for you! The RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) is a conversion journey — a time for learning, sharing, bonding with others and living your faith more deeply. For more information and to register, contact: Sister Jeanne at 732-780-2666 Ext. 309, Camille at 732-409-1022 or Cathy at 732-772-9753. If you know anyone who can benefit from this RCIA experience, please share this information with them.

St. Mary’s Youth Ministry will present the Living Stations on Saturday, April 16th and Sunday, April 17th at 7:30PM in Madonna Hall. Come see our young parishioners as

they depict Christ’s journey through music and narrations as they personally reflect on each station of the cross. Mark your calendars now. If you have any questions, please contact Amy Lenehan at 732-583-1233.

Over 100 parishioners have shared

their stories through the Appreciative Inquiry Process!

Your best experience at St. Mary’s? What do you value most?

What are your 3 wishes for your parish?

Set up your 30-45 minute one-on-one interview:

Website: stmaryscoltsneck.org

Call 732-780-2666 or [email protected]

Men’s Saturday Morning Program April 9th Fr. Tom Triggs will speak at our Men’s Saturday Morn-ing Program on April 9th. The topic title is Greeters. The topic title is “Greeters.” Joe Merante will lead the program. Harry Warren will do set-up. All men are invited to attend – 7:15AM to 8:30AM in the Spiritual Center Chapel.

Regular Offertory: Weekly YTD

Offertory needed to support Parish $15,149 $590,811

Actual Offertory—March 27 16,129 584,425

Surplus/(Deficit) $980 ($6,387)

Second Collection: Monthly YTD

Monthly amount needed for mortgage principal $5,617 $50,553

Actual Collection—March 5,197 48,337

Surplus/(Deficit) ($420) ($2,216)

Fundraising Recap: Budgeted $129,000

Actual

*Please note: Our Fundraising Goal is in addition to the Weekly Offertory and Mortgage Collection needed to support the Parish. As a result of the projected fundraising shortfall, certain expenditures planned for this year have been deferred. Thank you for your continued support and generosity with these programs.

50/50 Raffle $28,253

Light Up a Memory 14,302

Winter Concert 8,894

Casino Night 4,168

Collectible Show & Discount Cards 4,601

Golf Outing (anticipated) 30,000

Total Fundraising $90,218

Projected Fundraising Shortfall ($38,782)

Stewardship of Treasure Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2011

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We are located in Room 11 of the Family Life Center. Office hours are Monday through Thursday 9:00AM-12:00 noon or by appointment. Phone: (732) 294-8841 or e-mail: [email protected] Classes for Grades 1-5 take place Monday through Thursday 4:30-5:30PM April 9-10th- Come visit us at the Ministry Fair in Madonna Hall after all Masses Week of April 11-14th- Last week of Religious Ed. Classes for Grades 1-5 Wednesday, April 27th- First Eucharist Practice at 7:00PM in the church. This practice is for children, accompanied by a parent, celebrating First Eucharist during the weekend of April 30-May 1 Saturday, April 30th - First Eucharist Celebration during 5:00PM Mass Sunday, May 1st - First Eucharist Celebrations during 9:00AM, 10:30AM and 12:00 noon Masses Wednesday, May 4th- Religious Education Volunteer Luncheon at 12:00 noon in Madonna Hall Wednesday, May 11th- First Eucharist Practice at 7:00PM in the church. This practice is for children, accompanied by a parent, celebrating First Eucharist during the weekend of May 14-15 Saturday, May 14th- First Eucharist Celebration during 5:00PM Mass Sunday, May 15th- First Eucharist Celebration during 9:00AM, 10:30AM, and 12 noon Masses

Religious Education News Spring is in the Air The Martha Mary Guild is excited about the Spring trip that Sue Coleman and Elia Gallello have planned for us. On Thursday, May 5 we will be going to the Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton, which has phenomenal art in a gorgeous park. Seward Johnson conceived this “magical place where art and culture are always at play” and the 35 acres opened in 1992. There are 3 places to choose for lunch – The Lounge at Rats (prior reserva-tions required – call 609-584-7800), The Peacock Café and the Gazebo. $35.00 covers the entrance fee, a guided tour and the bus, which will leave St. Mary’s at 9:15AM and return about 3:30PM. For more information and/or reservations, call Sue at 908-601-5882 or Elia at 732-308-0789.

2011 Man of the Year Dinner Men of the Parish, please hold Friday, June 10th for this year’s Man of the Year dinner. It will be held at the Colts Neck Inn. Exact details will follow. For advance information, contact Joe Merante at 732-292-0251.

Get Ready for Summer Musical Camp Registration for our annual Summer Musical Camp has just begun! This year's camp week is July 11-15, from 9 to 12 noon each day, with the performance of the musical Camel Lot happening on that Friday evening at 7:00PM. A copy of the registration form can be found at www.stmarycoltsneck.org. If your child is interested in attending, please fill it out and send it in to the Parish Office. Checks for the $35 registration cost should be made payable to St. Mary’s. If you have any questions about camp, please contact Tom Carter at [email protected] or 732-780-2666 x327

“Let this house proclaim from floor to rafter: All are welcome, all are welcome,

all are welcome in this place” From “All Are Welcome” — Marty Haugen

Whether returning from a few hours in kindergarten, a day of class and team practices, a day’s work in the city or a semester at college, it’s a wonderful feeling when you notice a family member waiting expectantly for you at a window, rushing to open the door, greeting you with a warm smile or hug (or a wagging tail) and welcoming you home.

Our St. Mary’s community is a family too, and we want every-one who enters our doors to feel that same sense of welcome and belonging that you get within your own family. To make this happen, St. Mary’s is forming a new ministry of Greeters and you are invited to participate. Yours will be the first faces welcoming God’s people as they come to this holy place. By extending a warm, friendly greeting and a smile to our parish-ioners and visitors as they arrive, we will all be able to partici-pate more fully as a family of faith during Mass.

Additional information will be available at the Stewardship Ministry Fair the weekend of April 9 and 10. Just look for the yellow balloons—we’ll be watching for you and ready to greet you when you come!

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

Cara Apgar Natalie Chiaino Eleanor Crawford Logan Dayton Joe George Bill Huntley

Josephine Iacovelli Mary Kopko Helen Kozabo Ruth Leonard Lori Lettieri George Martucci

Lori McGuire Marge Messler Max O’Neil Ralph Rossi Michael Savoia Michelle Scuorzo

If you would like a family member who is not a parishioner to be placed on the sick list, please call the Parish Office. A person will be put on the list for 8 weeks and then removed unless a renewal call is received. Kindly call 732-780-2666 X314 to renew. Thank you.

Grab the Golf Clubs and Save the Date for

St. Mary’s Golf Outing May 23, 2011

JACK (Jr. High Youth Group)

Info: Kimberly Williams Email: [email protected] April 4: Living Stations Rehearsal, 7-9PM, in Madonna Hall April 9: Living Stations Rehearsal, 1-5PM, in Madonna Hall

Info: Amy & Mike 732-780-7343 x328 Email: [email protected] \ April 4: Living Stations Rehearsal, 7-9PM, in Madonna Hall April 9: Living Stations Rehearsal, 1-5PM, in Madonna Hall

Youth Group Happenings

St. Mary’s Easter Egg Hunt Saturday, April 16th at 1:30PM Enjoy an Easter Egg Hunt for all ages including prizes, crafts and a special visit from the Easter Bunny too.

St. Mary’s Job Corner Is for parishioners looking for employment, and everyone, non-parishioners or parishioners, searching for employees to fill a position. All information will be kept confidential. Codes will be assigned by St. Mary’s to inquiries, and persons will be contacted before forwarding resumes or employment experience to potential employers. Requests should be given to parish secretary, Ellen Fink, ext. 310, for forwarding to Social Concerns. This can be an important exchange for all. Don’t hesitate to use it.

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Employers interested in hiring should contact St. Mary’s at 732-780-7343 ext. 320. Refer to Code B-12. • Native of Monmouth County with experience in retail

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Objective: part time position Employers interested in hiring should contact St. Mary’s at 732-780-7343 ext. 320. Refer to Code B-13.

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Consider RememberingYour Parish in Your Will.

For further information, please call the Parish Office.

ALLIANCEPlumbing & Mechanical Cont.

All Types of Plumbing

& Heating Repairs

Joseph P. HigginsMaster Plumber Lic. #10168

Colts Neck Resident

(732) 602-9703NU-WAVE ELECTRICAL SERVICES LLCPut your home in the hands of an electrician you can trust.

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10% Off for first time customer • Free Estimates • Lic. #16784Erik Nugent 732-312-6271

KOHLER®

GENERATORDEALER

Sales • Installation • Service21 Rte. 537 East, Colts Neck

Phone 732.625.0200Fax 732.625.0205

www.northpointpowersystems.com

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GENERATORDEALER

Sales • Installation • Service21 Rte. 537 East, Colts Neck

Phone 732.625.0200Fax 732.625.0205

www.northpointpowersystems.com

FFRREEEEMMAANN FFUUNNEERRAALL HHOOMMEE47 E. Main St., Freehold ~ 462-0808

Kevin B. Freeman, Manager - NJ Lic. No. 3745“A Catholic Family Serving Colts Neck Since 1847”

Garden State Veterinary Specialists• Multi-Specialty Referral Hospital• State-of-the-Art Diagnostics• 24 Hour Emergency Care

One Pine StreetTinton Falls, NJ 07753

732-922-0011www.gsvs.org

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Tax, Accounting, Consulting Services & More...

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