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Fords, New Jersey�

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 69, Fords, NJ 08863�

Email: mail@olpfords.org�

June 28, 2020 ~ Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

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Rev. Ma hew R. Paratore, S.T.L., J.C.L., Pastor�

Rev. Robert G. Gorman, Parochial Vicar�

Deacon James “Zeke” Kelly, Jr.�

Deacon John A. Raychel�

Candida A. Gonzalez, Coordinator of Religious Ed.�

Eric Jorgenson, Director of Music�

Lourdes Hnath, Organist�

Eileen Cas/llo, Business Administrator�

Rita Wenzel, Finance, PGC Coordinator�

Denise M. Vaeth, Data Processor�

Dawn Aube, PREP Secretary�

Joan C. Deyak, Trustee�

Paul B. Coleman, Trustee�

PARISH OFFICE HOURS �

MONDAY � FRIDAY�

9:00 a.m. � 4:00 p.m. Evenings by appointment only. �

Closed weekends & Federal holidays.�

HOLY SACRIFICE OF THE MASS�

Saturday a(ernoon: 5:15 p.m.�

Sunday: 8:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m., and 12:00 noon�

Holy Days of Obliga0on: �

See Bulle�n prior to Holy Day�

Weekday Masses: Monday�Friday: 8:00 a.m.�

Saturday: 8:00 a.m.�

Last Tuesday of the month: 7:00 p.m.�

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SACRAMENT OF PENANCE�

Saturday: 11:00 a.m. � 12:00 noon; 4:00�4:45 p.m.�

PARISH PHONE NUMBERS�

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Parish Office: 732�738�7940 �

Parish Office Fax: 732�738�3848�

Religious Educa"on: 732�738�7940 ex. 27�

Knights of Columbus #9199: 732�738�0888�

PARISH MEMBERSHIP: New residents of the community

are most welcome to register as parishioners. We invite

you to register at the rectory. We also ask that any

changes of address, email or telephone be submi�ed to

the parish office promptly.�

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MEMBRESÍA PARROQUIAL:� Nuevos residents de la

comunidad son bienvenidos a registrarse como

feligreses.� � Nosotros les invitamos a registrarse en la

rectoría.� También les pedimos que cualquier cambio de

dirección, correo electrónico o número de teléfono sea

some$do a la oficina de la parroquia con pron$tud.�

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PARISH REGISTRATION: To enable us to be�er serve

you, all parishioners should register at the Parish Office.

If you are a new parishioner, or a current parishioner

who has moved or changed phone numbers, please

contact the Parish Office. Family members 23 years or

older should register separately as individuals even if

con�nuing to live with their parents. You must be a

registered parishioner to be a Confirma�on Sponsor or a

Godparent.�

MASS SCHEDULE�

June 29~ Monday ~ Sts. Peter & Paul Apostles�

8:00 a.m. † Stanley & Mary Bonczek from Family�

June 30 ~ Tuesday ~ Weekday�

8:00 a.m. † James Spagnola from Rita & Marjorie�

7:00 p.m. * For Our Parishioners from the Pastor�

July 1 ~ Wednesday ~ Weekday�

8:00 a.m. † Robert Kuzma from Mr. & Mrs. DeRollo�

July 2 ~ Thursday ~ Weekday�

8:00 a.m. † Frank J. Spiecker from Robert Coviello�

July 3 ~ Friday ~ St. Thomas, Apostle�

8:00 a.m. † Ilene Jeglinski from Chris5na & Greg Manners�

July 4 ~ Saturday ~ Weekday �

8:00 a.m. † Chester Truskowski from Children & �

Grandchildren�

5:15 p.m. † Louis Bertekap from Marcella, Bob & Family�

July 5 ~ Sunday ~ Fourteenth Sunday of Lent�

8:00 a.m. † William Novak from wife�

10:00 a.m. † Altar Rosary Society�

12:00 noon † Gilda & Tom Abruzzo from The Donoso Family�

WEEKLY SCHEDULE�

MONDAY ~ June 29�

7:30 p.m. Miraculous Medal Novena ~ Church�

TUESDAY ~ June 30�

7:00 p.m. Parish Mass ~ Church�

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WEDNESDAY ~ July 1�

7:00 p.m. K of C Business Mtg. ~ Cancelled�

SATURDAY ~ July 4�

9:00 p.m. SAT Group ~ Cancelled�

SUNDAY ~ July 5�

No ac5vi5es�

THURSDAY ~ July 2�

No Ac5vi5es�

1:00 p.m. Bap5sm ~ Church

SUNDAY ~ June 28�

Rectory Office Closed �

FRIDAY ~ July 3�

**ATTENTION**�

Please park only in designated parking places when

parking in the church parking area. Parking in other

areas impedes traffic, poses a safety risk and possible

vehicle towing. Thank you for your coopera0on.�

Please visit our Website:

www.olpfords.org �

Sanctuary Candle�

In memory of�

Frank, Rose & Delores Volpe�

from �

Daughter & Sister�

Did you know...OLP Bulle0ns are available online

by visi0ng our website www.olpfords.org and

clicking on�

Weekly Bulle�n.�

FIRST HOLY COMMUNION�

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We would like to Congratulate

the following PREP students that made

their First Holy Communion on Sunday �

June 21, 2020. �

Samantha Mason�

Gavin Lemos�

Tristan Szylar�

Adrian Nunez�

A Friendly Reminder�

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Please remember to use social distancing during Mass.

Please do not congregate in the Church or on Church

grounds before, during or a3er Holy Mass.�

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Jennifer Balint, Daniel Balog,

Annette DeHaven, Donna Ferrara, Maria Fortin,

Gloria Korneski, Maria Lavid,

Margaret Muzikar, Elizabeth Savner,

Mildred Schmatz, Camille Wasilewski,

Prayer For Strength & Confidence

Heavenly Father, Giver of life and health: comfort and relieve

Your sick servants and give Your power of healing to those

who minister to their needs, that they may be

strengthened in their weakness and have

confidence in Your loving care; through Jesus

Christ our Lord. Amen.

Ministry Schedule for July 4/5, 2020�

8:00 a.m. Mass�

Eucharis�c Ministers: Kenneth Egan, Barbara Sinko,�

Alan Nygard�

Reader: Angela Chundak�

10:00 a.m. Mass�

Eucharis�c Ministers: Maria Frey, Marie Gironda,�

MaryAnn Shingola�

Reader: James Padden�

12:00 noon Mass �

Eucharis�c Ministers: Jenny Gurrieri, Frank Heelan, �

Lorraine O’Prandy �

Reader: Corrine Ambrosi�

5:15 p.m. Mass�

Eucharis�c Ministers: Marita Hansen, Joan Deyak,�

Karen Senatore�

Reader: Gloria Demarzo�

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WEEKLY COLLECTION ~ June 21, 2020�

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Offertory Collec/on……………..$ 8,101.00�

Summer Maintenance..………..$ 768.00

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Total:…..……..$ 8,869.00�

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On�Line Giving�

May 21, � June 19, 2020…………$ 4,856.00�

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Stewardship of Treasure�

Thank you for remembering your parish with your

Stewardship of Treasure when you are away on

vaca/on or when weather prohibits your

a endance at Mass. Your con/nued financial

support is essen/al and much appreciated by

our parish community. �

The Parish is in need of Readers, �

Eucharis/c Ministers and Altar Servers. �

For more informa/on and to apply, �

please contact the Parish Office at �

732�738�7940, Monday � Friday, �

9:00 AM � 4:00 PM.�

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Adult Choir & Bell Choir Openings�

There are openings in the Bell Choir and

Adult Choir in all voice parts for choral

singers. Prospec0ve singers should have a

pleasant agile voice. The commitment of

0me and focused energy is important,

par0cularly at Christmas and during Holy Week. If you

have the desire to serve our OLP parish community in

this very special way, please contact the Parish Office.�

ONLINE GIVING�

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Forget your envelope? �

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Use ONLINE GIVING to keep up on offertory.�

Go to www.olpfords.org and click on the�

ONLINE GIVING LINK, its quick and easy.�

Your support throughout the year�

helps sustain our church.�

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THE SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM: The Sacrament of

Baptism is celebrated at Our Lady of Peace on the 4th

Sunday of each month at 1:00 p.m. We ask couples who

are contemplating having their child baptized in the Catholic

faith to contact the parish office to register for the

Sacrament prior to attending the required Baptism

Preparation Class, which is held the 2nd Tuesday of

January, April, July and October.

THE SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE: Couples

contemplating the celebration of the Sacrament of

Matrimony are asked to contact the rectory at least one year

in advance and before wedding plans are finalized. Make an

appointment with one of our priests to satisfy canonical

requirements before a date can be set. A F.O.C.CU.S.

Session, God’s Plan for Marriage Session and Pre-Cana

are necessary for every couple.

EL SACRAMENTO DEL BAUTISMO: El Sacramento del

Bautismo se celebra en Nuestra Señora de la Paz el cuarto

domingo de cada mes a la 1:00 p.m. Pedimos a las parejas

que están pensando bautizar a su hijo/a en la fe católica

que se comuniquen con la oficina parroquial para inscribirse

en el Sacramento antes de asistir a la Clase de Preparación

para el Bautismo, que se lleva a cabo el 2º martes de

enero, abril, julio y octubre.

EL SACRAMENTO DEL MATRIMONIO: Se les pide a las

parejas que están pensando en la celebración del

Sacramento del matrimonio que se comuniquen con la

rectoría por lo menos un año de anticipación y antes de que

se finalicen los planes de boda. Haga una cita con uno de

nuestros sacerdotes para cumplir con los requisitos

canónicos antes de poder fijar la fecha de boda. Una

sesión de la Facilitación de la comunicación abierta entre

pareja, comprensión y estudio, el Plan de Dios para la

sesión de matrimonio y el Pre-Cana (Cursillos

prematrimoniales) son necesarios para cada pareja.

SACRAMENTS

LOS SACRAMENTOS

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ALTAR�ROSARY SOCIETY: 1st Sunday of the month�

BAPTISM PREPARATION: 2nd Tuesday of January, April, July, & October. �

Contact the Parish Office. (Must register, no walk�ins.)�

BELL CHOIR: Rehearsals on Wednesday at 5:30�7:00 PM�

BLUE ARMY DEVOTIONS: Tuesday at 7:00 p.m.�

CHOIR: Rehearsals on Wednesday at 7:15�9:00 PM�

COLUMBIETTES #9199: 2nd Thursday at 7:00 p.m. (732)738�0888�

HOLY NAME SOCIETY: 2nd Sunday of the month. �

Contact Alan Nygard (732) 986�3199�

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS #9199: 1st & 3rd Wednesday of the month at

8:00 p.m.�

MIRACULOUS MEDAL NOVENA: Monday at 7:30 p.m.�

NOCTURNAL ADORATION SOCIETY: 1st Friday of the month at 8:00 p.m., �

Our Lady of Hungary, Perth Amboy�

PRE�CANA MINISTRY: 2nd Saturday of March & 3rd Saturday of October.

Contact Deacon John, 732�738�7940.�

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FOCCUS GROUP: 1st Thursday of the month at 7:30 p.m. (excluding June,

July, August) in the Parish Mee8ng Room. Reserva8on Required. Contact

the parish office.�

PRO�LIFE COMMITTEE: meets as necessary�

R.C.I.A: All persons seeking instruc8on or more informa8on about

membership in the Roman Catholic Church are invited to call the parish

office. Catholic adults who have not been confirmed in the Catholic Faith

are invited to call about receiving the Sacrament of Confirma8on.�

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION P.R.E.P: K � Grade 8, call (732) 738�7940�

ROSARY: Following 8:00 a.m. Mass on Saturdays.�

SEPARATED/DIVORCED MINISTRY: A self�help support group meets on

the 1st & 3rd Monday of the month at 7:30 p.m.�

SOCIAL CONCERNS MINISTRY: meets as scheduled�

YOUTH GROUP: 4th Sunday of the month (excluding July and August)�

PARISH ORGANIZATIONS & MINISTRIES

STEWARDSHIP SCRIPTURE REFLECTIONS�

June 28, 2020 �

“...WHOEVER DOES NOT TAKE UP HIS CROSS AND

FOLLOW AFTER ME IS NOT WORTHY OF ME.” �

(Ma hew 10:38)�

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Pope Benedict XVI said, “The world offers you comfort.

But you were not made for comfort, you were made

for greatness.” “Comfort” puts me first. “Picking up

your cross and following Jesus” puts God and others

first. Why se le for comfort when you can achieve

greatness! Pick up your cross, ask Jesus for guidance

on using your gi3s and live the life God intended for

you! �

MEMORIALS FOR LOVED ONES�

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Sanctuary Candle � �

Burns 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.�

Dona0on: $20.00�

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Bread & Wine � �

Used at Masses for one week.�

Dona0on: $25.00�

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Flowers on the Altar � �

Used at Masses for one week.�

Dona0on: $ 60.00�

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Arrangements for these Memorials may �

be made in the parish office.�

Food Assistance

For a complete listing of food banks in

Middlesex County please call

732-729-0880 or for more information

please visit ww.middlesexcountynj.gov.

**PARISH REGISTRATION**

To enable us to better serve you, all parishioners

should register at the Parish Office.

If you are a new parishioner, or a current parishioner who has moved or

changed phone numbers,

please contact the Parish Office.

Family members 23 years or older should register separately as

individuals even if continuing to live with their parents. You must be

a registered parishioner to be a Confirmation Sponsor or a

Godparent.

*GODPARENT/CONFIRMATION SPONSOR

REQUIREMENTS*

♦ Must be an ACTIVE, REGISTERED parishioner, who attends Mass

weekly, and contributes to the support of the Church, in accordance

with one’s means.

♦ Must have received all the Sacraments of Initiation.

(Baptism, Holy Eucharist, and Confirmation)

♦ If married, must be in a marriage recognized as valid by the Catholic

Church.

♦ Must live a Christian life consistent with the role of godparent or

sponsor.

**REGISTRO PARROQUIAL**

Para permitirnos servirle mejor, todos los feligreses

deben registrarse en la oficina parroquial.

Si usted es un nuevo feligrés, o un feligrés actual que se mudó o cambió

de número de teléfono,

por favor contacte a la Oficina Parroquial.

Los miembros de la familia de 23 años o más deben registrarse por

separado como individuos, incluso si continúan viviendo con sus

padres.

Debe ser un feligrés registrado para ser un Patrocinador de

Confirmación o un Padrino.

* REQUISITOS PARA SER PADRINO/PATROCINADOR DE

CONFIRMACIÓN*

♦Debe ser un feligrés ACTIVO, REGISTRADO, que asista a misa

semanalmente y

contribuya al apoyo de la Iglesia, de acuerdo con los medios de uno.

♦Debe haber recibido todos los sacramentos de iniciación.

(Bautismo, Eucaristía y Confirmación)

♦Si está casado, debe estar en un matrimonio reconocido como válido

por la Iglesia Católica.

♦Debe vivir una vida cristiana consistente con el papel de padrino o

patrocinador de confirmación.

RECOMMENDED READING�

Saint Gianna: Her Life of Joy and Heroic Sacrifice�

St. Gianna Bere�a Mol la was a devoted

pediatr ician, wife, and mother. She loved

and served God in the simplest, humblest

gestures of her fami ly and professional l i fe,

juggl ing the demands of both worlds, as do

many women today. �

Journal ist Giul iana Pelucchi has revised and

expanded her detai led b iography of this amazing woman with

new, profound ins ights. �

The book includes more first �hand interv iews with St.

Gianna's c losest re la'ves, including her beloved husband,

and touching tes'monies from those who knew her best.

Praising the book, Gianna Emanuela, St. Gianna's daughter,

says, "Among the many biographies of my Mom, th is one is

my favorite." �

As a great example of a saint with a voca'on to married l i fe,

St. Gianna was a profoundly prayerful woman who l ived her

faith dai ly �even when it cost her. Ful ly dedicated to her

family and a profession she pursued passionately, she was

also an avid hiker and sk ier, and a ta lented ar'st and

musician. St. Gianna is truly a model of hol iness for our

'mes. �

The l ife of this amazing woman shows us how keeping our

rela'onship with God at the center of our l ives a l lows grace

to affect al l our decisions, especial ly difficult ones. St. Gianna

exemplifies how ordinary, da ily experiences are important

opportuni'es for evangeliza'on. As a compassionate doctor

who spent 'me helping women with difficult pregnancies,

she carried her whole prac'ce, as well as her family, into her

prayer l ife. �

Be inspired by the story of th is joyful woman, whose fidel i ty

as a wife, mother, professional, and fol lower of Jesus has

been declared heroic by the Church. �

BAPTISM REGISTRATION�

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If you are a registered parishioner of Our Lady of Peace Church

and are planning to have your child bap�zed, please register for

the Sacrament of Bap�sm by calling the Parish Office at �

(732) 738�7940.�

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A�endance at the Bap�sm Seminar, which is held quarterly, is a

REQUIREMENT for Bap�sm. Next seminar July14, 2020 at 7 P.M.

in the Parish Center, 25 Franklin Ave., Edison. Parents are

encouraged to make arrangements early, even prior to their

child’s birth.�

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GODPARENTS� Canon Law requires at least one Godparent. A

Godparent must be a prac%cing Catholic, i.e. one who is bap%zed

and has received First Holy Communion AND Confirma%on and, if

married, must be in a marriage recognized as valid by the

Catholic Church, if the Godparent is not a member of this parish,

a Cer%ficate of Eligibility is needed from his/her proper parish.

The other Sponsor may be a bap%zed non�Catholic. He/she will

be noted in the bap%smal register as a Chris%an Witness to the

ceremony. A non�prac%cing Catholic may not be a Godparent or

a Chris%an Witness.�

PASTOR’S PEN

Dear Friend,

During this time of the Coronavirus, we are realizing that God is never pleased with those who prayed the “easy” way. Let us

think of Moses, he was not a “weak” dialogue partner either, from the very first day of his vocation.

When God called him, Moses was in human terms a “failure”. The Book of Exodus depicts him in the land of Midian as a fugitive.

As a young man he had felt compassion for his people, and had aligned himself in defense of the oppressed. But he soon discov-

ered that, despite his good intentions, it was not justice, but violence that came from his hands. His dreams of glory shattered,

Moses was no longer a promising official, destined to rise rapidly in his career, but rather one who gambled away opportunities,

and now grazed a flock that was not even his own. And it was precisely in the silence of the desert of Midian that God summoned

Moses to the revelation of the burning bush: “I am the God of your father, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of

Jacob. Moses hid his face, for he was afraid to look at God” (Ex 3:6).

Moses opposes God who speaks, who invites him to take care of the people of Israel once more with his fears and his objections:

he is not worthy of that mission, he does not know the name of God, he will not be believed by the Israelites, he has a stammer-

ing tongue… so many other objections. The word that appears most frequently on Moses’s lips, in every prayer he addresses to

God, is the question: “Why?” Why have you sent me? Why do you want to free this people? Why? There is even a dramatic pas-

sage in the Pentateuch, where God reproaches Moses for his lack of trust, a lack that will prevent him from entering the promised

land (cf. Nm 20:12).

With these fears, with this heart that often falters, how can Moses pray? Rather, Moses appears human like us. And this hap-

pens to us too: when we have doubts, how can we pray? It is not easy for us to pray. And it is because of his weakness, as well

as his strength, that we are impressed. Entrusted by God to transmit the Law to his people, founder of divine worship, mediator of

the highest mysteries, he will not for this reason cease to maintain close bonds of solidarity with his people, especially in the hour

of temptation and sin. He was always attached to his people. Moses never forgets his people. And this is the greatness of pastors:

not forgetting the people, not forgetting one’s roots. And just as Paul says to his beloved young Bishop Timothy: “Remember your

mother and your grandmother, your roots, your people”. Moses is so friendly with God that he can speak with Him face to face

(see Ex 33:11); and he will remain so friendly with other people that he feels mercy for their sins, for their temptations, for the

sudden nostalgia that the exiles feel for the past, recalling when they were in Egypt.

Moses does not reject God, but nor does he reject his people. He is faithful to his flesh and blood, he is faithful to God’s voice.

Moses is not therefore an authoritarian and despotic leader; the Book of Numbers defines him rather as “a very humble man,

more humble than anyone else on the face of the earth” (Nm 12:3). Despite his privileged status, Moses never ceased to belong to

the numbers of the poor in spirit who live by trusting in God as the viaticum of their journey. He is a man of his people.

Thus, the way of praying most proper to Moses is through intercession (see Catechism of the Catholic Church, 2574). His faith in

God is completely at one with his sense of fatherhood towards his people. Scripture habitually depicts him with his hands out-

stretched towards God, as if to form a bridge between heaven and earth with his own person. Even in the most difficult moments,

even on the day when the people repudiate God and him as a guide and make themselves a golden calf, Moses does not feel like

putting his people aside. They are my people. They are your people. They are my people. He does not reject either God or his

people. And he says to God: “Ah, this people has committed a grave sin in making a god of gold for themselves! Now if you would

only forgive their sin! But if you will not” - if you do not forgive this sin - “then blot me out of the book that you have writ-

ten” (Ex 32:31-32). Moses does not barter his people. He is the bridge, the one intercessor. Both of them, the people and God,

and he is in the middle. He does not sell out his people to advance his career. He does not climb the ladder, he is an intercessor:

for his people, for his flesh and blood, for his history, for his people and for the God who called him. He is the bridge. What a

beautiful example for all pastors who must be “bridges”. This is why they are called pontifex, bridges. Pastors are the bridges be-

tween the people, to whom they belong, and God, to whom they belong by vocation. This is what Moses is. “If you would only

forgive their sin! But if you will not, then blot me out of the book that you have written. I do not want to get ahead at the expense

of my people”.

And this is the prayer that true believers cultivate in their spiritual life. Even if they experience the shortcomings of people and

their distance from God, in prayer they do not condemn them, they do not reject them. The intercessory attitude is proper to the

saints who, in imitation of Jesus, are “bridges” between God and His people. Moses, in this sense, was the first great prophet of

Jesus, our advocate and intercessor (see Catechism of the Catholic Church, 2577). And today, too, Jesus is the pontifex, He is the

bridge between us and the Father. And Jesus intercedes for us, He shows the Father the wounds that are the price of our salva-

tion, and He intercedes. And Moses is the figure of Jesus who today prays for us, intercedes for us.

Moses urges us to pray with the same ardor as Jesus, to intercede for the world, to remember that despite all its frailties, it still

belongs to God. Everyone belongs to God. The worst sinners, the wickedest people, the most corrupt leaders, they are children of

God, and Jesus feels this and intercedes for everyone. And the world lives and thrives thanks to the blessing of the righteous, to

the prayer for mercy, this prayer for mercy that the saint, the righteous, the intercessor, the priest, the bishop, the Pope, the lay-

person, any baptized person incessantly raises up for humanity, in every place and time in history. Let us think of Moses, the inter-

cessor. And when we want to condemn someone and we become angry inside … to get angry is good it can be healthy - while to

condemn does no good, let us intercede for him or her; this will help us a lot.

Never stop praying always so as to never lose heart.

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Tano Mall, 1199 Amboy Ave.Edison, New Jersey 08837

Cell: 908-501-2651Office: (732) 549-9500 Ext. 301email: michellerizzo@remax.net

website:michellerizzo.com

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Independently OwnedAnd Operated

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Gilma C Escobar State Farm AgentEscobar Insurance and Financial Services

893 King Georges Post Rd Edison, NJ 08837

Candyland Child Development Center

698 King Georges Road • Fords732-738-4555

Open Monday – Friday6:30am – 7:00pm

Katie Wysocki - Directorcandylandfords@yahoo.com

Funeral Home

A Family Tradition of Caring Since 1900 Edison-Fords • 23 Ford Ave.Brendan J. Flynn Jr., Mgr., NJ Lic. No. 4105

Perth-Amboy 424 East Ave.James J. Flynn IV, Mgr., NJ Lic. No. 4152

Metuchen • 319 Amboy Ave.Brendan J. Flynn, Jr., Mgr., NJ Lic. No. 4105

732-826-0358

AlliancePlumbing & Mechanical Contractors

YOUR LOCAL PLUMBERAll Types of Plumbing & Heating Repairs

Joseph P. Higgins Master Plumber Lic. No. 10168 P.O. Box 458 • Woodbridge (732) 602-9703 Senior Citizen Discount

Mitruska Funeral Home, Inc.

531 New Brunswick AvenueFords, NJ 08863

Jerome T. Prybeck, ManagerNJ Lic. No. JPO3448

Gretchen G. Prybeck, DirectorNJ Lic. No. JPO3903

(732) 826-1712• Professional, Dignified and Courteous Service for over 100 Years •

Gloria DeMarzoRealtor-Associate

Office: 732.499.0030 ext. 217Direct: 908.419.0340

Gloria@HallmarkRealtors.com112 Westfield Ave, Clark NJ 07066

www.HallmarkRealtors.com

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732-577-9813 • 420 Rt. 34, Colts Neck, NJ (Colts Neck Shopping Plaza)

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FULLY INSURED NJ Lic: 13VH0365990