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254 Wall Street, West Long Branch, NJ 07764 Office: 732-222-1424

Saturday Vigil Mass: 5:00pm Sunday: 7:30am and 11:00am Daily: Wednesday-Friday-Saturday 8:30am Confessions: Saturday 4:00 PM

December 2, 2018

1st Sunday of Advent

“May the Lord make you increase and abound in love for one another and for

all, just as we have for you.”

46 Richmond Avenue, Deal, NJ 07723 Office: 732-531-1409

Saturday Vigil Mass: 5:00pm Sunday: 8:00am and 10:00am Daily: Monday to Thursday at 9:00am Confessions: Saturday 4:00 PM

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Saint Jerome School * 2018 Blue Ribbon Awardee

Office Number: 732-222-8686 Website Address: www.saintjeromeschool.org

Pastoral and Support Staff Rev. Peter James Alindogan

Msgr. Cajetan Salemi * Rev. Jerome Nolan Assisting Priests

Louis Jakub * Anthony DiCesare * Paul Kliauga Deacons

Sr. Angelina Pelliccia, M.P.F., * Sr. Elizabeth Toft, M.P.F. Sr. Elizabeth Dalessio, M.P.F.

Elsa Pagano * Georgie Mandica Pat Serafino * Norma Adamitis

Robert Garratano * Christine Scholtz

Dennis Melofchik & Theodore Ferraro, Jr., Trustees

Contact Informa�on: Office Hours: Monday - Thursday 9:00am - 1:00pm

254 Wall Street, West Long Branch, NJ 07764 Phone 732-222-1424 ● Fax 732-222-2291

St. Mary’s Number: 732-531-1409 Email Address: [email protected]

Website: www.ladyofhopeparish.org

The Parish of Our Lady of Hope Giving Tree at St. Jerome Church We are helping the Interfaith Neighbors Toy Drive again this year so that those we help can experience the “joy” of shopping. Choose a tag with a toy request and replace each tag with an ornament to decorate the tree.

Please place your gift in a gift bag and affix Gift Tag securely to the package. (Target $25-$30 maximum value per gift request). Baskets at all doors will have: (1) Tags for: $25 Shop Rite Gift Card or Box of Cookies or Candy (2) Specially marked envelopes: For cash/check donations in any amount. (Put these in collection baskets).

All contributions are welcome, as the need as always is great. Interfaith Neighbors greatly appreciates our participation, as our Parish has been an integral part of their support for many years. The Christmas elves here at OLH -West Long Branch also appreciate your support of their efforts.

All gifts must be returned by Sunday 12/09/18 to allow time for sorting and delivery.

For questions regarding this program: call or text Barbara at 732-829-6611. Christmas Tree is located in the Rear Vestibule

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Dear Friends in Christ,

Greetings of Peace and Joy to you and your loved ones!

Water and Fire. It seems that both elements are showing their strong presence at these times for us. The Gospel Reading for this weekend, in a way, tells us about “the roaring of the sea and the waves.”

Water. In two occasions now, the former Lannery Hall at St. Mary’s Church, which we use as our Parish Hall, has been flooded. We gutted the tiles out in October since they were not salvageable. Mold might become our next enemy. Then, this Tuesday with all the torrential rain, we had half of the hall in water again.

Fire. For several years now, the St. Jerome Rectory has not been compliant with fire regulations. The return air is also coming from the basement, which makes it a safety issue and the furnace conked out. Oy vey, as the Fiddler on the Roof, once said.

Earth. And as the icing on the cake, our 60 year old sewer pump at the School went kaput. Why didn’t they teach this at the Seminary?, if I may ask. Now, it’s fire, earth and water all at once.

Empedocles, an early Greek philosopher, said that there are four classic element of nature. One is missing from the list above. And that is air.

This is the good news—a big sigh of relief. We have air in the presence of the HHoly Spirit and we had that Presence last Thursday with the Confirmation of our students. MMsgr. Tom Gervasio, the Vicar General of the Diocese of Trenton, was the celebrant. Congratulations, dear 8th grade students and thanks for those involved with their formation.

Shifting gears, these are some of our spiritual preparations during the Season of Advent. At St. Mary’s Church, we’ll have Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament after Mass on the three Wednesdays of Advent. There will be praying of the Stations of the Cross at 12 Noon, Divine Mercy Novena at 3 and Benediction at 4. I will also be available for Confessions the whole day. I will be camping out there, so join me.

At St. Jerome’s Church, we’ll also have 44:30 PM Vespers, or Evening Prayers, for the four Sundays of Advent. There will be adoration and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament for the First and Last Sunday. Please join us in preparing for the birthday of our Savior.

Till then. Blessings to you always,

Fr. PJ

Father PJ’s Letter

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MMass Inten�ons

Saturday, December 1

5:00pm Marilyn Y. Ferraro(82nd birthday in heaven)

Req. by her family Sylvia Marisco

Req. by the Bayona family

Sunday, December 2

7:30am Living and Deceased Members of the Parish Albert & Marie DelMaestro

Req. by Phyllis DelMaestro

11:00am Frank Bulzis Req. by Doreen & Mark Bulzis

Salvatore J. Ferraro(117th birthday) Req. by the Ferraro family

Wednesday December 5

8:30 am John Clark Req. by his family

Michael Ioli Req. by the Hopkins family

Friday December 7

8:30 am Art Merkel Janice Henry

Req. by Gayle Page

12:00 pm ADORATION TODAY A�er Mass un�l 12:00 noon

5:00 pm Immaculate Concep�on Vigil Mass Sr. Elizabeth To�

Req. by Doreen & Mark Bulzis


8:30 am Immaculate Concep�on William Doerflinger

Req. by Richard Loeffler Michael Ioli

Req. by Julie & Jose Villa

5:00 pm Antonio Falvo Req. by his children

Jo Palmisano Req. by the Rosary Altar Society

Sunday December 9

7:30am Marie Hudson Req. by Dennis & Doreen Flanagan

Michael Ioli Req. by John, Georgie ,Vincent & Gianna Mandica

11:00am Eugene Vesnesky( 30th Anniversary) Req. by his wife & children

Anthony Caltabiota, Sr. Req. by the DeLeonardis family

SERVER SCHEDULE

Saturday December 8 5:00 pm

Lector Chris Scholtz Liz Sano

Extraordinary Ministers

Connie Dominguez Carole Redd Gretchen DiCesare Deacon Tony

Altar Servers Celine Bayona Anna Siciliano Rebecca Rodriguez

Sunday, December 9 7:30 am

Lector Dona Coffey


Richard Loeffler Judy Dammann Vito Paolantonio Ted Ferraro

Altar Servers Kevin Hagerman Nicole Knox Riley Mandeville

Lector Amelia Lopano Grace Marrin

11:00 am


Peter Marrin Liz Marrin Sal Sita Deacon Lou

Altar Servers Richard Wallace Tom Marrin Mayte Lozano Zulmy Lozano

The "St. Jerome Rosary Altar Society," invites everyone to reserve flowers in front of the Blessed Mother and Sacred Heart Statues. The dona�on is $12 each and can be for loving memorials, birthdays, anniversaries, or any special inten�ons.

Please contact Donna Tomaino for available dates at 732-996-6037 or email: tomaino�[email protected]

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REQUIESCAT IN PACE

Please remember in your prayers the happy repose of the soul of parishioner:

George A. Ottino II

Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord, And let perpetual light shine upon him.

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ALTAR PRIVILEGE

December 8………………………………...Doreen Flanagan December 15……………………………...General cleaning

Rosarians and Junior Rosarians

“What a joy to serve the Lord and His people.”

Speaking of Marriage and Family Life Do I put family or work first in my life?

While preparing meals or baking for the upcoming holidays, don’t forget to check the packaging for the “Box Tops For Educa�on”. Each box top provides St. Jerome School with 10 cents to purchase

computer equipment.. Deposit the unexpired tops into the containers at each Church. Thank you for your con�nued support to our Blue Ribbon School.

Jr. Rosarian's Christmas Sale December 8/9

The seventh and eighth grade girls have crafted beautiful Christmas Angels.

They will grace your home during the holidays, and will make a wonderful Christmas gift.

They will be sold at all of the Masses for $20 at both St. Jerome Church and St. Mary of the Assumption Church. The proceeds will be donated to the school. Please support this worthy cause.

If you would like to reserve an angel, please call Amelia Lopano @ 732-996-5804.

Sunday Vespers (Evening Prayers)

December 2 (with Benedic�on)

December 9 December 16

December 23 (with Benedic�on)

4:30 PM @ St. Jerome Church

Evening Prayer is short collec�on of psalms, hymns, can�cles and

intercessions. It is the prayer of the Church, prayed around the

world as night silently falls upon the earth. It is “a prayer of

thanksgiving, not only for what God has done through Jesus

Christ, but for what God is doing now in our lives and in our

world.”

What makes the Evening Prayer of the Church beau�ful and meaningful?

YOU!! You add wings to our prayers to God!

HELP NEEDED . . . to prepare St. Jerome Church for

Christmas! Sat. Dec. 15, 9:00 AM - carry storage boxes from the rectory to the Church Sun. Dec 16, 12:30 - hang garlands & wreaths; assemble Christmas trees Sun. Dec 16, 1:45 PM – vacuum clean & �dy up Sat. Dec 22, 9:30 AM – help arrange flowers IMPORTANT!! RSVP Chris Scholtz by 12/9 732-222-2927

Thank you for volunteering to help!

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SSERVER SCHEDULE Saturday, December 8 5:00 pm

Lector Diane Ailor


Mike Lyons Rosemarie Lyons Marge Edelson

Sunday, December 9 8:00 am

Lector Peter Hughes


Catherine

Altar Servers Michael Delia Audrey Delia

10:00 am Lector Rob Stra�on


Deacon Paul K. Mike Berzansky Joan Berzansky

Mass Inten�ons


5:00 pm Nancy McEvily Req. by Mike & Rosemarie Lyons

In memory of Elly Lim Req. by Chris Adama

Sunday, December 2

8:00 am Heather Melofchik Sullivan Req. by Lorraine Larkin

10:00 am Leo & Lillian Fink Joseph Hauschildt

Req. by Jean Wilkens

Monday, December 3

9:00 am Gloria C. Hamill Req. by the Hughes family

Tuesday, December 4

9:00 am Ethel Cavanagh Req. by her son

Wednesday, December 5

9:00 am Joseph Fogler Req. the Hughes family

Thursday, December 6

9:00 am Joseph Ruivo Req. by Violeta Lemos Ruivo

Friday December 7

5:00 pm Immaculate Concep�on Vigil Mass

9:00 am Immaculate Concep�on Saturday, December 8

5:00 pm Charles Kersmarki, Jr. Req. by Lucille Pe�llo

Beatrice Volpe Req. by Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Carvalho

& family

Sunday, December 9

8:00 am Parents of Stephano Min Req. by Helen Kong

10:00 am Phil & Mary Pappa Ruth Foerst

Req. by Mary (Pat Russomanno)

Congratulations Michael Baker and Leah Linebarger on their recent marriage Saturday, November 17,2018. May God bless them in their new life together as husband and wife.

Mini Medita�on Surprise

“Each of us is the result of a thought of God. Each of us is willed, each of us is loved, each of us is

necessary. There is nothing more beau�ful than to be surprised by the Gospel, by the encounter with

Christ. There is nothing more beau�ful than to know Him and to speak to others about our

friendship with Him.” Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI

Here’s One Posi�ve Encouragement

Well, did you try it? Try “what” do you ask? You know…that ACT OF KINDNESS that will bring joy and a smile to a stranger. It was suggested you try doing this in last week’s bulletin. Last week I was just waiting my turn at the grocery store, not even thinking of an act of kindness, but there it was waiting for me, a woman needing help. I was hesitant, probably as you would have been for fear of making a fool of myself if she rejected my assistance, then I thought what would have been the worst repercussion in not helping one of God’s children? At first, she was hesitant to accept my assistance but then I told her it would be okay, that it was a Thanksgiving gift. She was still hesitant, she looked at me, gave me a smile and thanked me but still seemed to not understand why a stranger was helping her. For the rest of the day I kept reliving that moment and I felt GREAT. Try it! The three of you will enjoy the experience, that person you helped, you and especially God.

REQUIESCAT IN PACE

Please remember in your prayers the happy repose of the soul of long time parishioner:

Ruth Foerst

Eternal rest grant unto her, O Lord, And let perpetual light shine upon her.

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Deacon’s Corner

How to Not Be Cranky at Christmas Well there are plenty of reasons to be cranky during the days leading up to Christmas. To begin with; it’s busy, too busy. And there’s never enough time to get everything done that has to get done. And then there’s the Christmas shopping and the need to

get the perfect present for everyone. Now we have not only a Black Friday but also a Cyber Monday, and some statisticians predict that the biggest shopping day will be the Saturday before Christmas. So the end is barely in sight. Not to mention the traffic. And the parties and numerous events to attend; the number in direct proportion to the number of persons in our workplace environment and the number of persons in our families. And there is the frustration that we also feel at the inevitable attempts by the secular world to appropriate the reason for the season to something other than the incredible birth of Jesus into this world as a divine person among us. Instead of “Merry Christmas” we hear too often the words “Happy Holiday”. Finally there is the reality that a good many of us feel a great sadness or loneliness at this time perhaps because we have experienced the loss of a loved one that makes the season even more difficult with memories of past Christmases with that person present. And yet with all this as Christians, the Christmas story is our story. It is our story of hope and joy. Even in the midst of a troubled and frenzied world. We as Christians should be joyful because we know Christ is the reason for the season. We know how incredible it is that the Son of God is born of the Virgin Mary to redeem us , to become one like us, to journey with us, and to save not only the entire human race but each one of us individually. Love doesn’t get any stronger than that. We know that Christ brings all things to the good for those who love Him. Today we start Advent , a time of hope, reflection , and anticipation. In these twenty three days left before Christmas let’s take the time to prepare our hearts for what is really important-the reality of Christ coming into the world at the end of time, the reality of Christ coming through grace into our lives every day, and this incredible Incarnation of Christ into history, a little over two thousand years ago.. And perhaps this season we as Christians focusing on Christ may be a source of joy to others as we allow Christ to become incarnate and alive in our own hearts and hands and feet to be a source of help, and joy and peace to others.

Deacon Lou

The Parish of Our Lady of Hope joyfully welcomes our newly baptized:

Bradley James Karl Son of Richard and Chelsey Karl

Mark Conway Kelly III Son of Mark C., Jr. and Leslie Kelly

James Joseph Muise Son of Darrell and Lisa Muise

SJS School PTA

Supermarket Gi� Cards

Shop-Rite, Wegman’s, and Foodtown gi� cards will be sold in $25, $50, and $100 denomina�ons. The gi� cards can be used at any of the par�cipa�ng stores loca�on. Gi� cards will be sold at: St. Jerome Church: a�er 7:30 am Mass every Sunday and on the 1st Sunday of every month before the 11am Mass. St. Mary’s: Gi� cards will be sold on the 1st Sunday of every month before the 10am Mass.

THERE IS NO COST TO YOU! YOU RECEIVE 100 % CASH VALUE AND SJS PTA

EARNS 5% OF EVERY SALE!

You might say; well I don’t go to the mass the cards are sold at. No problem; just send me an email [email protected] and we can work out a mee�ng place. Thank you to the parishioners that have supported this fundraiser thus far. Here’s hoping more parishioners par�cipate in the gi� card program.

Richard Loeffler

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UNITED IN PRAYER

Please pray for the sick, the homebound and those who have requested us to remember them in prayer, especially: Kathy Sita, Jean Kolibas, Donna Curtis, Silvio Varone, Laurel Varone, Chad Clarke, Josephine Santandrea, Kathleen Moran, Eileen Lomet, Barbara Sullivan, Fr. Fred Jackiewicz, Robert Steiner, Kathy Ryan, Lorry Steiner, Jim Malespina, Jim Vecchione, Vinny Stasio, Eugene Andrea, John Clark, Joan Malespina Marie Miltner, Vilda Malic, Joel Rivera, Peter Gangemi, Jane Pearson, Francis Tarasiewicz, Bob Waitt, Maryanne Cardamone, David Walther, Don Bennett, Lori Kelly, Carole Evangelista, Marie Siciliano, Maureen Walther, Regina Roche and family, Frank Marsico, John Maugeri, the Mazza family, the Frankfort family, Raymond Hardy, Maritza Hernandez, Jeffrey White, Anna Oleinik, Peggy Morgan, Peggy Hildebrand, Augustus Maggio, Hayden Hawes,, John Shaw, Jeanine Hayes, Wendy Lewelyn, Phil Wilderotter, John Murphy, Frank Signorelli, Steve Lazar, John Fiedler, Myra Walther, Samy Yanni, Randy Siciliano, Rose DiLieto, Annie Villarroel, , Diane Latshaw, Elizabeth Smith, Dr. Jai Jeen Rhee,

Sarah Walther, Father Ray Wadas, Nate Valcich, Marta Otero, Sam Geffrey, Frank Edwards, and Josh.

Also, we continually keep in our prayers all those who are serving in the Armed Forces.

Holy Day of Obliga�on

Vigil Mass—Friday, December 7 5:00 pm—St. Jerome

5:00 pm - St. Mary

Holy Day Mass—Saturday, December 8 8:30 am—St. Jerome 9:00 am—St. Mary

Rosary Altar Society

Lots going on!

1st: Thanks to all St. Mary and St. Jerome parishioners who supported our BIRTHRIGHT campaign. Many a child will be the recipients of your generosity! The 2018 Raffle Winners are: 1st Prize – Volvo: Michelle DeRi�s 2nd Prize - $1,000 Shop Rite GC: Nick Menchise 3rd Prize - $750 Shop Rite GC: Suzanne Jaworski 4th Prize - $500 Shop Rite GC: Laraine George

2nd: Thanks also to those who purchased our baked goodies a few weeks ago--hope you enjoyed every bite! 3rd: We ini�ated 3 new members : JEAN BEEGLE, CLEO BOIKO & LORI RAMOS--all from St. Mary's. Welcome, ladies--there'll be lots for you to do in the coming months! 4th: Hope you all had a happy--and blessed--Thanksgiving! 5th: We look forward to seeing all our members at our Christmas dinner this Sunday at Mr. C's Beach Bistro--good eats! 6th: MEMBERSHIP MEETING, MON., DEC. 3, 7:15 PM, Rectory Conference Room.

7th: Look for our students' Christmas Cra� Sale on Dec. 8-9, both churches, all Masses. Mark your calendars!

Please support the Re�rement Fund for Re�red Religious . The second collec�on the weekend of December 8/9 will be to support this worthy cause. We thank you in advance for your contribu�ons. For more informa�on please visit: re�redreligious.org

ST. MARY’S GIVING TREE

We will be having a giving tree again this year for dona�ons of gi�s for the Emmanuel Cancer Founda�on and Interfaith Neighbors. The tree will contain tags with the presents requested by the families served by these organiza�ons. If you wish to purchase a gi�, please take a tag, purchase the item, and place the unwrapped gi� with the tag a�ached in the box in the front of the church to the le� of the tree. Please return any gi�s by Sunday, December 15th to give the organiza�ons �me to sort and/or deliver the gi�s.

Thank you as always for your generous response to the requests from these important organiza�ons.

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WWeekly Collec�on and A�endance May the good Lord bless you for your generosity and presence!

St. Jerome St. Mary of the Assumption

Saturday/Sunday, November 17/18, 2018

5:00pm Mass $1,524.00 155 people

7:30am Mass $1,986.00 113 people

11:00am Mass $2,388.00 161 people

Online Giving $640.000 25 families

Totals $6,538.00 429 people


5:00pm Mass $1,086.00 81 people

8:00am Mass $1,692.00 101 people

10:00am Mass $1,381.00 175 people


Totals $4,466..00 357 people


5:00pm Mass $904.00 87 people

8:00am Mass $1,784.00 91 people

10:00am Mass $1,284.00 147 people


Totals $4,274.00 325 people


5:00pm Mass $1,617.00 113 people

7:30am Mass $1,698.00 109 people

11:00am Mass $1,448.00 139 people


Totals $5,523..00 361 people

Interfaith Neighbors: $1,491.77 —Thank You!

Thanksgiving: $2,135.00 —Thank You! Christmas Flowers: $2,186.00 —Thank You!

Thanksgiving: $287.00 —Thank You! Christmas Flowers: $1,411.00 — Thank You!

Knights News

Once again the young men and women of St Jerome School came through. All of the grades pulled together and collected POUNDS of Halloween candy to send to the troops overseas. What great ci�zenship is prac�ced by these students. Pictured are representa�ve students for the en�re school. Ken LePosa picked up the collec�on for the Knights of Columbus and will arrange to send it to the military overseas.

God Bless our students

The Knights of Columbus

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On Wednesdays in Advent, our talented Music Director Joe Moffitt will be presenting “A Meditation for Advent” based on Taize Prayer, each Wednes-day evening from 7:00pm to 7:30pm in the Church. Take some time apart this Advent season. Come and rest for a while and ponder the real meaning of Christmas…

Christ born to us!

St. Dorothea (www.stdorothea.org) Start Advent right and make your First Friday de-votions!! St. Dorothea will be hearing confessions on Tuesday, December 4 from 5:30-6:30pm in the Church! We will also have our monthly Holy Hour on Friday, December 7 following the 7:00PM Mass. Saint Dorothea 2018 Christmas cares are availa-ble! Cards are $1.00 each and can be purchased by stopping by or calling the rectory at 732-0148.Also available are 100 piece puzzles of our Church Nativity scene.

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Handel's Messiah Part 1 and the Hallelujah Chorus Sing-Along Friday December 21 at 7 pm Cookies & Carols to follow in the Lower Church Questions? Call Paul Bergin 732-222-8080 Ext. 118

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