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St. AlphonsusSt. GeorgeSt. JamesHopewell, NJTitusville, NJPennington, NJTheCatholicCommunityofHopewellValley.org
DirectoryWelcomeFr. Stephen Sansevere, Pastorof St. Alphonsus in Hopewell, St. George inTitusville, and St. James in Pennington invitesyou to be a part of The Catholic Community ofHopewell Valley.Bishop David M. O'Connell, C.M.Pastor - Fr. Stephen Sansevere609-737-0122 ext. 801ssansevere@StJamesPennington.orgParochial Vicar - Fr. Jean Felicienext. 802jfelicien@StJamesPennington.orgPastoral Associate Deacon Rich Hobson ext. 814rhobson@StJamesPennington.orgDeacon Pat Brannigan, ext. 813pbrannigan@StJamesPennington.orgDeacon Dick Currie, ext. 812dcurrie@StJamesPennington.orgDeacon Larry Gallagherlgallagher@StGeorgeTitusville.orgDeacon Moore Hank, ext. 810mhank@StJamesPennington.orgDeacon Mike Rileymriley@StGeorgeTitusville.orgParish Catechetical LeaderLisa Limongello, ext. 820faithformation@StJamesPennington.orgMusic & Worship DirectorFred Proulx, ext 822FProulx@StJamesPennington.orgPublicity - Eileen Zyskpublicity@StAlphonsusHopewell.orgParish Office (609)466-0332Eileen Zyskparishoffice@StAlphonsusHopewell.orgParish Office (609)737-2015Judy h Office (609)737-0122 ext 805Diane McGowanparishoffice@StJamesPennington.orgDear Parishioners,The Eucharist is “the source and summit of the Christian life. The othersacraments, and indeed all ecclesiastical ministries and works of theapostolate, are bound up with the Eucharist and are oriented toward it. For inthe blessed Eucharist is contained the whole spiritual good of the Church,namely Christ himself, our Pasch.”(CCC 1324)This definition of the Eucharist from the Catholic Catechism gives us the meaning of the Eucharist, the Body and Blood of our Lord Jesus Christ. Do weremember that first time we took the body of Jesus on our tongue or in ourhand? What was it like to receive Jesus? Granted, most of us were very young,seven or eight years old, but still my guess is there are pictures of that day toremind us of the moment our life changed forever. Saint Therese, the LittleFlower, “recalled the sweetness of this first kiss. Our meeting could no longerbe a simple glance,” she writes, “but a fusion. We are no longer two. Theresehad disappeared like a drop of water in the midst of the Ocean. Only Jesusremained.” (Mauriac) Do we feel like this when Jesus enters us through theEucharist?This week we celebrate the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood ofJesus Christ, Corpus Christi the gift given to us by our savior Jesus Christ. This ismy Body, take and eat it, this is my blood, take and drink it, do this in remembrance of me. We as Catholics believe with those words the bread and winechange and become the body and blood of Jesus Christ. “At the Last Supper, onthe night he was betrayed, our Savior instituted the Eucharistic sacrifice of hisBody and Blood. This he did in order to perpetuate the sacrifice of the crossthroughout the ages until he should come again, and so entrust to his belovedSpouse, the Church a memorial of his death and resurrection; a sacrament oflove, a sign of unity, a bond of charity, a Paschal banquet in which Christ isconsumed, the mind is filled with Grace, and a pledge of future glory is given tous.” (CCC 1323) When we take Jesus gently in our hand do we feel as SaintTherese did, like a drop of water in the midst of the Ocean, surrounded, absorbed into the love of Jesus? Do we receive Jesus every time as if it were thefirst time, the last time, the only time?Please join us in our Eucharistic Processions at the last Mass of our threechurches this weekend. Let us walk with Jesus as He walks with us. Saint James10:00 AM; Saint Alphonsus 10:30 AM and Saint George 11:00 AM.May God bless each of you,Bulletin submissions should be sent:publicity@stalphonsushopewell.orgDeadline for submissions is Noonon the Monday prior.2Father Steve
St. AlphonsusMass TimesSaturday: 4:00pmSunday: 8:00, 10:30amRosary: Friday 7:30pmConfession: Saturday 3:15-3:45pmSt. GeorgeMass TimesSaturday: 5:30pmSunday: 9:00, 11:00amWeekday Mass: T, W, Th 7:30amEucharistic Service: Friday 7:30amRosary: Thursday, 8:00am ChapelConfession: Saturday 4:30-5:15pmSt. JamesMass TimesSaturday: 5:00pmSunday: 8:00, 10:00amWeekday Mass: M, T, Th, F 9:00amEucharistic Service: Wed. 9:00amRosary: after 9am MassesConfession: Saturday 4:00-4:45pmSt. George Church SupportSt. James Church SupportJune 11/12— 7,251June 11/12— 6,071Mass IntentionsMass IntentionsMass IntentionsSaturday, 6/184:00pm Marie Hutnick (Family)Virginia Mistretta(Bob & Millie Rushnak)Joseph Lesniewski (Carole Lesniewski)Sunday, 6/198:00am Father’s Day Intentions10:30am Father’s Day IntentionsSaturday, 6/254:00pm Leo & Anna Houser(Abbondandolo Family)Sunday, 6/268:00am Virginia Mistretta(Bettie Stevens & Family)10:30am Richard Graper(Jeff & Michelle Galik)John Graper (Jeff & Michelle Galik)James Schmidt (Sieczkowski Family)Saturday, 6/185:30pm All Fathers Living & DeceasedSunday, 6/199:00am All Fathers Living & Deceased11:00am All FathersLiving & DeceasedMonday, 6/20, No Mass CelebratedTuesday, 6/21, 7:30amAll Fathers Living & DeceasedWednesday, 6/22, 7:30amAll Fathers Living & DeceasedThursday, 6/23, 7:30amAll Fathers Living & DeceasedFriday, 6/24, 7:30amEucharistic Prayer ServiceSaturday, 6/25, 5:30pmAll Fathers Living & DeceasedSunday, 6/26, 9:00amAll Fathers Living & Deceased11:00am Margaret Weihs(St. George Social Concerns)Pauline Maurer(Kevin Oswald Family)St. Alphonsus Church SupportJune 11/12 — 5,327Link:St. Alphonsus ChurchLink:St. George ChurchLink:St. James ChurchSaturday, 6/185:00pm Arthur Sciarrotta(Sam Sciarrotta)Sunday, 6/19, 8:00amMatt Kearney (Mary Carlin Komjathy)10:00am John H. Clark(JoAnn & Lee Pisauro)Monday, 6/20, 9:00amJames Willie (Family)Tuesday, 6/21, 9:00amJosette Tatler (Tom & Rita Brenner)Wednesday, 6/22, 9:00amEucharistic Prayer ServiceThursday, 6/23, 9:00amMarian Cunningham(Tom & Rita Brenner)Friday, 6/24, 9:00amFrederick G. Heinkel, Sr.(Laura & Jay Goodwin)Saturday, 6/25, 5:00pmMary Brennan (Kathy Hoarn)Sunday, 6/26, 8:00amMatt Kearney (Carlin Family)10:00am Thomas Gallagher(Charlotte Holden)Dick & Mary Beth Currie, on their50th Wedding Anniversary3
Ministry/CommunityOur deacons are available to talk or meet with you.Contact information is on page 2 of this bulletin.Please do not hesitate to reach out to usshould you have the need or desire.Hope is a ministry offering spiritual support to thosewhose lives have been affected by the disease of addiction. We are here to pray with you, to listen to yourconcerns, provide a safe and confidential support network and, if needed, offer referrals to a variety of resources. Contact: Moore or Theresa Hank (267) 5734287; Dan McCarron (609) 933-9443; Jim Haggerty(609) 955-0030As the child in Elizabeth's womb leaped for joy when theBlessed Virgin, pregnant with the Son of God, came tomeet her, so may our hearts leap with joy at the wondersof new life promised in every expectant mother.Our mission is to foster the deepest appreciation for thesanctity of human life from conception to natural deaththrough prayer, education and pro-active support of all lifeissues. We seek to educate and involve our parishioners inpro-life efforts, and inform them of any pending legislativeaction that would be detrimental to the dignity of thehuman person, or at odds with the teachings of theCatholic Church. For information about this ministrycontact Kris Kahn -- krismkhan@gmail.comOur Men’s Group gathers on the1st and 3rd Saturdays of the month from 8 - 9amSt. Matthew & Mark Room, St. James Church.It is wonderful to be able to share our faith and friendship in a confidential and welcoming environment.All are welcome! Questions? Steve: (609) 658-31824Two small faith-sharing groups have formed toprayerfully reflect on Pope Francis’ environmentalencyclical, Laudato Si (On Care For Our CommonHome). These groups are meeting monthly on Mondaysover a one-year period with both afternoon and eveningsession choices. To facilitate our reflection, we will use abook titled Creation at the Crossroads. This book includes twelve 90-minute sessions. In addition to readings from Laudato Si, each session includes prayers,scripture readings, stories for discussion and suggestionsfor action. The actions will include both global and localopportunities. If you are interested please contact TomReischman: ptreischman@comcast.net Cost: 15-25God’s story is your story to tell.If you hear God's call to the Ministry of Lectoring,let us know: mariapluta@hotmail.comA short training session will be scheduled.Parishioners who are home from college for the summerare welcome!If you are not able to come to Massbecause of serious circumstances, pleaseSunday, 8:00am Mass livestreamed onYouTube and Facebook.Access through our website:thecatholiccommunityofhopewellvalley.orgMy Jesus, I believe that You are presentin the Most Holy Sacrament.I love You above all things,and I desire to receive You into my soul.Since I cannot at this momentreceive You sacramentally,come at least spiritually into my heart.I embrace You as if You were already thereand unite myself wholly to You.Never permit me to be separated from You. Amen.
Prayer/LiturgyMaking the MassMore MeaningfulJune 26, 2022First Reading1 Kings 19:16b,19-21Elijah anoints Elishaas his successor.Responsorial PsalmPsalm 16:1-2,5,7-11I set the Lord ever before me.Second ReadingGalatians 5:1,13-18Christ has set us free.Gospel ReadingLuke 9:51-62Jesus resolutely determined tojourney to Jerusalem.Fr. Christopher Colavito, Chaplain,The College of New Jersey and HolyCross Preparatory Academy will behosting occasional seminars throughout the year to help us understandspecific parts of the Mass in a moremeaningful way.The first topic will be the history andtheology of “The Creed”.Please join us7pm, Wednesday, June 22St. James ChurchLord of the Harvest, we petition you as you have instructed us to ask formore laborers to serve in the vineyard of Your Church. You have told usthat the harvest is rich and laborers are few as we experience this greatneed in the face of the challenge of the New Evangelization.St. Alphonsus - First Sunday of the month, 11:30am-3:30pmSt. George - Thursdays, 8am - 12noonSt. James - Fridays following the 9am Mass -1pm(First Friday of the month following the 9am Mass - 8pm, in the chapel)Cheryl AllenKate BlisardJanet ChandaEileen CipaThomas Penner ConsidineMarie CipulloLorraine CoryellMaryann EleuteriWendy EttorreKim EvansLinda FunariThomas & Barbara GoymmGloria GriffinMary HeupelKimberly JacksonKathleen KainerNancy KenworthyJo-Ann LambertRobert LaudermanJoseph MooneyBob O’BoyleMaura Grace Owen–O’BoyleEd PanachekRoger PetersonBob PlutaGianna Grace RodriguezBob SilverKathy SippleTom SippleByron SullivanBob SwansonMyrtle SwansonJoseph TothEdmund TrumpoviczEllie TrumpoviczBob YoungBrent ZajacKarl ZajacSt. Alphonsus - Rosary is recited Fridays, 7:30pm in the ChurchSt. George - Rosary is recited Thursdays, 8:00am in the ChapelSt. James - Rosary is recited after daily 9:00am Mass in the ChapelKeep in your prayers the men and women serving in our military at home and abroad:2nd Lt. Alison Castoro Dellinger—E6 Staff Sgt. Kenneth Dziminski—2nd Lt. Jonathan Grubb—Capt. Patrick. M KerinsPFC Andrew Lauricella—COL John W. Lubas—Lt. Daniel S. Quinlan—PFC Sean Santora—Specialist Shannon StradlingPvt. 2nd Class William Smith—LCpl . Mark Thompson—E4 Specialist Christopher Winters5
CommunityFaithFormation/ CommunityReligious EducationRegistrationIt's time to start registering for the2022-2023 Religious Education year!There are lots of excitingthings ahead for our program here atthe Catholic Community of HopewellValley. We have made a few updatesthat you should be aware of! Please besure to give them a look by clicking thelink below before you fill out ellvalley.org/registration-payment6
Faith Formation/CCommunityFormation/ CommunityABOUT THE MASS: Liturgical MinistersWhen we gather together for Mass, we are each called to participate to the very best of our ability. We all sit andstand, listen, sing and pray as one. During the course of the Mass, some of us get up and take care of the special tasksthat need to be done. We read, we collect money, bring up the gifts, lead the singing. These tasks are carried out byour Liturgical Ministers.In the sharing of our gifts and talents we help to move the whole Assembly toward the full and active participationenvisioned by the leaders of the Church gathered at the Second Vatican Council. In the sharing of our talents, werespond to the Baptismal call to use our gifts to enhance our prayer together.Which gifts are you being called to share? The Summer can be a good time to ponder this question as we take a breakfrom our regular activities. If you are comfortable reading, perhaps you are called to proclaim the Word as a Lector. Ifyou enjoy interacting with people, you would be a great asset to our Ushering and Greeting Teams. Are you looking forsomething to do as a family? Then consider joining the teams that serve refreshments after Mass or who decorate ourChurches.Each of our Parishes has special needs that they are trying to fill. For example, we are each trying to rebuild our AltarServer Teams after so many months away due to COVID. Altar Servers help Mass to run more smoothly, and they addto the beauty of church rituals as they lead processions into and out of church. They set the Altar, hold prayer booksfor the Priest, and perform other duties that are necessary during Mass. Altar serving allows children of the parish totake part in the ritual of the Mass beginning as young children in 3rd grade right through high school.Anyone interested in learning more about the Altar Server Ministry should contact:St. Alphonsus: Deacon Dick Curriedcurrie@stjamespennington.orgSt. George:Catherine Granzowcgranzow@mindspring.comSt. James:Deacon Dick to St. Georgeparishioner,Mary Petrangeli,who graduatedfrom PennsburyHigh School,Fairless Hills, PA.Mary was awarded the Academic GoldMedal in Family and Consumer Sciences and the Presidential AcademicAward for maintaining Honor Roll status through Grades 9-12.Sign-Up for our June BookClubOur recent Faith Formation Surveyshowed a real appetite for bookclubs in the Catholic Community ofHopewell Valley.We recruited book captains andhave formed book clubs for themonth. We invite you to join!Please visit the link below to seethis month’s book choice and tosign up for a time and location thatworks best for you.Thank you for your participation.http://tiny.cc/junebookclubs7
Community GivingRide for Runaways 2022From July 10th thru the 15th, St. George Parishioner, John Parker, and Deacon DickCurrie will be participating in the Anchor House Ride for Runaways, a 500-milecycling event, starting in Charlottesville, Virginia and finishing in Trenton, New Jerseyto support the mission of Anchor House.This is a challenging and exciting event, and we are asking that you help us support agreat cause. Please consider making a tax-deductible donation toward our goal of 5,000 so that Anchor House can continue their mission to help children, teens,young adults, and families.Stop by our table at all 3 parishes before or after Mass next weekend, June 18 & 19,to support our efforts, or link to:anchorhouseride.rallybound.org and click on Donate.Thank you for your support. We truly appreciate your generosity.Together, we can make a difference for the kids.The Knights of Columbus andColumbiettes are Catholic men andwomen called to lead with faith,serve others, and live Catholicvalues.Membership DriveSt. Alphonsus June 11/12St. GeorgeJune 19/20St. JamesJune 27/28Discover a meaningful way to bringyour faith into action with likeminded Catholic men and women.Visit with us after t. Alphonsus has reached 57% of it’s 23,000 goalSt. George has reached 67% of it’s 30,000 goalSt. James has reached 54% of it’s 60,000 goalIf you have not yet participated in the Annual Catholic Appeal,please know that you may designate your gift:The Ministry where it is needed most: Donation allocated to ministries most in needPriests, Deacons & Religious: Finding & Forming Priests(Vocations Recruitment & Seminary Preparation) Retired Priest Care Preparation of Deacons Support of Religious Women/MenCommunity Outreach: Family and Young Adult Ministry Catholic Social Services (Mount Carmel Guild) Pastoral Care (Prison, Respect Life, Grief) Special Events and Programs Outreach to the Poor and VulnerableTeaching the Faith: Evangelization and Communications Outreach Religious Education, Rite of Election of Adults and Children Catholic School Programs (ie: Catholic Athletes for Christ) Tuition Assistance Professional Development for Educators8AnnualSummer CerealDriveJune 18 - July 10Our Annual Summer Cereal Drive willbenefit families helped by MountCarmel Guild.Please donate a box or two of cerealand drop them off at any of our 3parishes.Questions? Please call Sharon:908-310-8797. Thank you!Last year we collected 800 boxes!!!Can we exceed that this year?!
Faith Formation / CommunitySt. George Birthday Celebration!The parish actually began, meeting for the first time 100 years ago, howeverthe Parish of St. George was established 50 years ago and the Parishcommunity dedicated the new Church on May 17, 1992 - 30 years ago!Three great reasons to celebrate! Thanks to all who attended!To learn about the St. George Church ey.org/st-george-historyPictures from theSpecial NeedsMinistryIce CreamSocialThank you all!Do you need a helping hand or know someone who does?Some assistance may be available, emailtsmithriley@gmail.comor drop your written request in the basket ormail to: St. George Social ConcernsPO Box 324, Titusville, NJ 08560All requests kept private and confidential.Special Needs MinistryPlease contact Kathleen Moore:KathyMoore9@verizon.netif you are interested in participatingin our linked parish Special NeedsMinistry.9
Faith Formation/ CommunityHave you thought of this?Did you know that inmates in theprisons in New Jersey have not hadCatholic religious services sinceMarch of 2020 due to COVIDrestrictions? That’s more than 2years without seeing a priest,receiving Holy Communion, or goingto the Sacrament of Confession. Theprisons are gradually reopening topastoral visitors, but many of ourlong-time volunteers have passedaway, retired, or moved away. Weneed to rebuild the ministry. Thereis urgent need for Priests, Deacons,Lay Ministers of the Eucharist, andpossibly RCIA Instructors. If you feelcalled to explore this opportunity toserve, please contact Peter Haas,Coordinator of Jail & PrisonMinistry. He can be reached at(609)403-7198(office),609-915-3491 (cell) or by email:phaas@dioceseoftrenton.orgThank you.Villa Victoria AcademyBAG BINGOFriday, June 24, 6-10pm6pm doors open, 7pm Bingo begins 35Evening will include a 50/50 and abasket auction along with a specialauction for a Valentino bag.Tickets can be purchased with cash,check or PayPal on our website:www.villavictoria.org.No tickets will be sold at the door.No alcohol.Feel free to bring your own foodand drinks .10Summer has finally arrived and that means we’re all trying to stay hydrated,which means we’re using a lot of cups, a fair number of which are getting tossedin the trash. In his environmental encyclical, Pope Francis has called us to an“ecological conversion” to protect the Earth and its resources, which God hasgiven to us. With that in mind, the Recycling/Waste group of the Care of theEnvironment Committee invites you to consider the following, to help us all carefor what we have received as a gift. We have been told: “To whom much is given,much is required.” (Luke 12:48).Most of us are now in the habit of placing recyclable items that we use at homeinto our bins, and putting it out for curbside pickup. But, there may be ways torecycle that don’t readily come to mind.If you obtain recyclable cups (and other items) when you are away fromhome, for example, at a fast-food restaurant, have you thought of bringing those items home with you and putting it in your bin, if a recyclingreceptacle is not available at the restaurant?If you purchase coffee outside the home, have you thought of bringing a reusable mug instead of using the single-use cups provided by the coffeeshop? Please note that some shops may not allow this, but it’s worthchecking into. Shops that offer self-serve beverages would be more likelyto allow this.We invite you to consider trying out one (or both!) of these ideas to see whatmay work for you. A little change can make a big difference!Titusville 4th of July ParadeCome be present in the community and have some fun!Walk with us in the 4th of July Parade under the banner“The Churches of Titusville”.Join with St. George,The First Presbyterian and theTitusville United MethodistChurches.1:00 PM, Monday, July 4thin the village along the river.RSVP and contact Deacon Gallagher for details:lgallagher@StGeorgeTitusville.orgYou Are Invited To Daily MassStart the day in a quiet, peacefuland spiritual way!Check the Daily Mass scheduleson page 3 of this bulletin.Communion at HomeIf you or someone you know is homebound and cannot attend SundayMass, but would like to receive HolyCommunion, please call your parishoffice to arrange a visit.
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