ST. JOHN’S R.C. CHURCH 619 Chestnut Street

Lakehurst, NJ 08733

SERVED BY Rev. James F. O’Neill, Pastor

Msgr. Elso Introini, retired priest Msgr. Richard A. Rusconi, retired priest Rev. George Deutsch, retired priest Rev. Joseph Murphy, retired priest

Deacon Edward Holowienka Deacon Anthony Laterza

Charlie Jannetti, Business Manager Holly Hartline, Music Director

Gina Innarella, Parish Secretary MASSES Saturday, church 4:00 PM & 7:00 PM Sunday, church 9:15 AM & 11:00 AM

Please consult the bulletin for Holy Day Masses.

Monday—Friday, church in Lent 8:00 AM Saturday & 1st Friday, church 8:00 AM DEVOTIONS Following Daily Mass: Monday—Miraculous Medal 1st Friday—Adoration with confessions 1st Saturday—Devotional prayers, confessions ADORATION Tuesdays in the church: 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM First Friday in the church: 8:30 AM to 9:30 AM ROSARY Rosary recited Monday to Saturday at 7:20 AM & Sunday, before the 9:15 AM & 11 AM Masses CONFESSIONS Saturdays: 11 AM to 12 PM and 3 PM to 3:45 PM MARRIAGES The Sacrament of Matrimony requires a time of spir-itual preparation. The couple should contact the Par-ish Office one year before the date of marriage.

Second Sunday of Lent March 8, 2020

GRADE SCHOOL OF RELIGION Ms. MaryAnn Dempkowski, Director of Religious Education Religious Ed Office: 732-657-2348 COMMUNION CALLS For those who are unable to attend Mass, we will be happy to bring Holy Communion to you periodically in your home or at the local nursing homes. Please call the Parish Office to notify us. SICK CALLS—ANOINTING OF THE SICK In case of serious illness or accident, please call the Parish Office to request the Anointing of the Sick. EMERGENCIES For emergencies outside of office hours (such as when someone is dying or has died), please call and leave a message at 732-930-1690. PARISH REGISTRATION Families moving into or out of the parish are asked to call the Parish Office as soon as possible. BAPTISMS Preparation for first-time parents is required. Bap-tisms take place on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month at 12:15 PM. Please contact the Parish Office for arrangements.

PARISH OFFICE Monday to Friday:

primary phone: parish website:

e-mail: fax:

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8:30 AM to 3:00 PM 732-657-6347 stjohnlakehurst.com office@stjohnlakehurst.com 732-657-8690 732-657-2752, 732-657-0480

Page Two March 8th, 2020 MULTIPLE INTENTION MASS Saturday, March 14, 2020, 8 AM Joseph Ribaudo Louis John Vasta Anthony Calvino Christopher Whalen Joseph Metro Anthony Zembryski

ALTAR FLOWERS Flowers may be purchased for any occasion. If you are placing an order, please do so 2 weeks in advance, by calling Joan Toth of the Rosary Altar Society at 732-657-4938. Please note: There will be no orders taken during the season of Lent and Easter season. For ques ons call Joan Toth, 732-657-4938. Thank you for par cipa ng during the year.

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SACRED HEART

In loving memory of

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SHRINE CANDLE In loving memory

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PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK, especially: Week 1: Deacon Ed Holowienka, Nora Edwards, John Grenier

Week 2: Jonas Walworth, Joe McNeill, Vincent Lieto, Julia Szabo, Albert Berdel

Week 3: Patricia Cox

PLEASE PRAY FOR ALL THE DECEASED: Rita Kearney, Edith Barry

MASSES & SERVICES FOR THE WEEK Saturday, March 7th 4:00 PM Frank Ratajczik (7th anniv. rem.) Dec. mem. of Smaller Family 7:00 PM Iris Devrous Janine Donato Sunday, March 8th, 2nd Sunday of Lent 9:15 AM Donald Sulewski (1st anniv. rem.) Brian Cleary 11:00 AM Timothy McKeon & Michael Ganzfuss ( 7th anniv. rem.) George Weber Monday, March 9th, St. Frances of Rome 8:00 AM Beth Ann Clayton Ronald Roberts Tuesday, March 10th 8:00 AM Riccardo Ma essich Ted Kurdes Wednesday, March 11th 8:00 AM Nancy Garhart Special Inten ons of Michael Caracappa Thursday, March 12th 8:00 AM Healing of Peter F. James Ana Menendez Friday, March 13 8:00 AM Alfred Vuocolo, Sr. (34th anniv. rem.) Michael For no (birthday rem.) Saturday, March 14 8:00AM Mul ple Inten on Mass

4:00PM Domenico Tarabocchia Theresa Zatcky 7:00PM Mark Raspa (birthday rem.) Michael DeFeo Sunday, March 15th, 3rd Sunday of Lent 9:15 AM Philip Famelio Special Inten ons of Jonas Walworth 11:00 AM Margaret Manning Jose e Williams

Page Three Second Sunday of Lent

MASS INTENTIONS FOR 2021 Our 2021 MASS BOOK will open Wednesday, March 25th, 9:30 AM—12:30 PM in the Parish Center. Keep in mind there will be a 6 Mass limit per reserva on. Please adhere to the mes given as we will not be taking any reserva ons earlier. Thank you for your coopera on. LADIES OF THE PARISH – SAN ALFONSO RETREAT Those who are going on the March 31st Retreat at San Alfonso are to meet in the Church Parking Lot at 8 AM . The bus will leave promptly at 8:15 AM. We should arrive home by 4:30 PM . Please call Angela McNeill if you have any ques ons...732-500-0299. PLEASE PRAY for all our parishioners and friends who are serving in the military, as well as our police, firefighters, first responders, and all who are put in harm’s way for our protec on: AC1 Megan Downes USN CW5 Thomas Oroho Capt. Meghan Oroho CPL George Daly IV SPC Brian Mc Nichol Major Corey J. Smith Spec.Corinne McGrath Major Kenneth R. Dougher II Major Brian Kossler CPO Michael M. Miehle CURSILLO ULTREYA Our next mee ng will be, Thursday, March 19th @ 1PM in the Parish Center. Any ques ons, call Barbara Cipriano @ 732-323-8878. WINGS and a PRAYER Our Religious Ar cle Store will be open this weekend, Mar. 7th & 8th, a er all Masses. Thank you for your con nued support!

PARISH MINISTRIES St. Vincent de Paul Society , 732-657-6359

Rosary Altar Society Angela McNeill, 732-657-1728

Religious Ar cle Store Victor Bala, 732-691-2291

Youth Group

Lori Downing, ldowning@easeton.org

Bereavement Support Group Shelley Laterza, 848-224-4828

Sign Language The 4 PM Mass has an interpreter for the hearing impaired. Those learning sign language meet on Tuesdays at 10:30 AM in the Parish Center. New-comers wan ng to learn to sign are welcome.

Nursing Home Ministry, Ushers, Lectors, Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, and Rite of Chris an Ini a on of Adults (RCIA) Joe Pi arelli, 732-323-8469

Hospitality Ministry, Josephine O’Connell organizes the coffee and refreshments a er the 9:15 AM Mass in the back of the parish hall. If interested in helping Josephine, call her @ 609-668-2159. SACRIFICIAL GIVING Week of March 1, 2020: $13,752 Week of March 3, 2019: $14,188.78 Ash Wednesday 2020: $ 5,735 Ash Wednesday 2019: $ 4,680 St. John’s is thankful for your generosity! OFFERTORY BOOK FOR GIFTS Anyone interested in bringing up the gi s on any par cular weekend, please sign the offertory book located on Offertory Table at the back of the church and let ushers know. Thank you!

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Dear Parishioners, Sta ons of the Cross & Confessions Daily Mass is in the church during Lent to make it easier for more people to a end. On Fridays during Lent, we’ll have Sta ons of the Cross following the 8 AM Mass. In addi on to Saturdays at 11 AM and 3 PM, I’ll be available for confessions before Masses Saturday evening and Sunday morning. Coronavirus Latest To find out the latest from the Diocese of Tren-ton about the coronavirus, visit h ps://dioceseo renton.org/coronavirus Here is an excerpt from the diocesan statement issued on February 27th: Diocesan advisory amid coronavirus concerns With federal health officials issuing a warning this week about the poten al spread of the corona-virus in the United States, and news coming in from around the globe about extreme measures under-way to stem the spread, the Diocese of Trenton is issuing the following instruc ons: The Diocese has always advised the faithful that sickness is a valid reason not to a end Mass or oth-er Church gatherings where large groups assem-ble. At Mass, no member of the faithful is obliged: (1) to shake hands at the sign of peace; (2) to receive the Precious Blood of Christ from the chalice; (3) to receive the Body of Christ on the tongue unless that is his/her preference. With the concerns about the coronavirus, the faithful are encouraged to take all the same precau-

ons they would follow regarding the flu. Use nor-mal good judgment. If you are sick or have flu-like symptoms, stay home. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass is broadcast on several television channels and the sick can make a “spiritual communion” un l they return to good health. The message from the Centers for Disease Con-trol and the Na onal Ins tutes of Health is to be prepared, but not panicked. The Diocese will con n-ue to monitor advisories from Catholic and other organiza ons regarding precau ons on the corona-virus and share any appropriate informa on with the faithful and the parishes.

Coronavirus Prepara on at St. John’s Tom and Ma always disinfect doors and bath-rooms early in the week a er Sunday Masses. They are now doing even more—including disinfec ng the pews. I encouraged the money counters to use gloves while coun ng money. Gina already disinfects the main office counter every day before going home. If an update is shared with us, I will promptly post it to our Facebook page. If the update is cri -cal, we’ll get the word out via our website, e-mail, and through the normal channels with our Religious Educa on families. We’ll also change the message on the phone.

Recep on of Holy Communion & Germs I ask everyone who comes forward to receive Holy Communion to do so in a way that is reverent and prac cal. If you receive on the tongue, then lt your head slightly up and s ck out your tongue. Wait un l the host is on your tongue and the EMHC’s fingers are pulled back before closing your mouth. If you receive on the hand, then place your dom-inant hand under your non-dominant hand. Hold your hands flat. Let the EMHC, priest, or deacon place the host on your hand before using your domi-nant hand to place the host in your mouth. The general idea is to be reverent and not make contact with the minister’s fingers.

Annual Catholic Appeal We received our first numbers for the appeal on March 2nd. We have 171 donors who have pledged $20,346 with $17,203 already collected. We are al-ready nearly one-third of the way to our goal of $66,000. On behalf of myself and Bishop O’Connell, thank you to the many you have already made a gi to our 2020 Annual Catholic Appeal. Early indica ons are very encouraging, and we hope this posi ve mo-mentum con nues. If you have not yet made a gi , please consider suppor ng our Parish by choosing a ministry to support. To donate go to: www.dioceseo renton.org/catholicappeal or call 609-403-7197. Thank you in advance for your generous considera on.

Page Five Second Sunday of Lent DIOCESE OF TRENTON ANNULMENT SESSIONS For many people, the process of marriage annul-ment is very mysterious, o en accompanied by con-siderable misinforma on. In order to dispel miscon-cep ons, the diocese sponsors Annulment Infor-ma on Session annually in parishes within each county of the dioceses. For more info, call 609-406-7411 or below is a schedule: Monmouth County (English) March 30th 7:30 –9:30PM, St. Thomas More, Ma-nalapan (Spanish) March 23rd 7:30—9:30PM, Christ the King, Long Branch Ocean County (English) March 17th 7:30-9:30PM, Church of the Visita on, Brick Ocean County (Spanish) March 9th, 7:30-9:30PM, St. Joseph Church, Toms River DONOVAN CATHOLIC SPRING PRODUCTION Don’t forget to order your ckets for the Donovan Catholic Spring Produc on of 42nd Street , April 2, 3, 4th 7:00pm April 5th 2:00pm Adults $15.00 Senior/Student $12.00 Call 732-349-8801 x 2403 Thank you for all you do for Catholic educa on. NORTHERN OCEAN HABITAT FOR HUMANITY Northern Ocean Habitat for Humanity Presents a Day of BINGO FELLOWSHIP FOOD & FUN! Bingo l 50/50 l Snacks l Gi Auc on l Priz-es l BYOB Date: Sunday, March 22 Time: 2pm – 5pm (1pm check-in) Loca on: Brick Pal, 60 Drum Point Rd., Brick NJ 08723 Cost: $30 includes 6 rounds of bingo, dessert and coffee and raffle ckets Tickets available: noh .com/annual-bingo-night or send check payable to:: “Northern Ocean Habitat for Humanity” a n: Cris na Keresztes Mailing address: 1214 Route 37 East, Toms River NJ 08753. Proudly sponsored by: Brick PAL, Donovan Catholic HS, Toms River HS South, Manchester HS and Georgian Court University.

Blue Chairs Tom and Ma have replaced the coasters on the blue chairs so that they are safer. The blue chairs will not slide so easily. Rather, they’ll stay in place be er than before. Suffering In the second reading, St. Paul tells us to “bear your share of hardship for the gospel with the strength that comes from God.” In the gospel we hear the story of the Transfig-ura on. Considering the context that we’re in the first half of Lent, we can see that Jesus gave Peter, James, and John some hope by showing them his glory. How does God strengthen us for suffering or sacrificing for another? How does He give us hope?

God love you, Fr. Jim frjim@stjohnlakehurst.com SURVIVING DIVORCE MINISTRY St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church is pleased to announce a new ministry en tled, “Surviving Di-vorce: Hope and Healing for the Catholic Family”, a healing program being offered for divorced or sepa-rated Catholics that will begin on March 24th, 2020. The loca on for the mee ngs is in the Parish Minis-try Center, 509 Hooper Ave., Toms River. This pro-gram will be held on consecu ve Tuesdays, for 12 weeks and will be held from 7:00 PM—8:30 PM. For more informa on about the program, visit the website www.catholicdivorce.com. Anyone that needs help in finding peace, power, and healing from divorce whether you are separated, consider-ing divorce, or are already divorced, you will discov-er how to work through emo ons and pain, and ex-perience personal healing and hope. If interested please email DSOCNJ@gmail.com with your name and contact informa on and one of the facilitators, Dave Scherr, Lori Daly, or Pat Ko-loge, will get back in touch with you regarding all the details and will answer any ques ons you may have. Thank you for taking the first step toward your healing!

Page Six March 8th, 2020 ST. VINCENT de PAUL SOCIETY SAVE THE DATE! WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11th. Enjoy lunch/ dinner with family and friends at Applebee’s in Man-chester, Rte. 70 and at the same

me help St. Vincent de Paul raise funds to provide assistance to our Lakehurst and Manchester neighbors. “Dining to Donate” flyers will be available a er all masses this weekend as well as March 7th & 8th. Flyers presented to Applebee’s, on March 11th, will result in 10% of your dining bill being do-nated to St. John’s St. Vincent de Paul. Your par ci-pa on in the fundraiser is a win/win! You’ll have an enjoyable dining experience and help our communi-ty at the same me. Thank you in advance for your help in making this fund raiser successful. FOOD PANTRY NEEDS: BACK TO BASICS At this me, please do not donate dried or canned beans or Ramen noodles as we have a very large supply of both. We ask that you give: Fruit, canned lite, all varie es Fruit juice Jelly Pasta Sauce Prepared foods i.e. Chef Boy Ar Dee, Mac and Cheese Canned tuna and meats We Thank You as always for your generosity and God Bless You.

St John’s Church Conference St Vincent de Paul Society

Lakehurst, NJ

FOOD COLLECTION 3rd Sunday, March 21st/22nd, 2020

St. Vincent de Paul Society Boxes will be at the doors of our Church to ac-cept your non-perishable dona ons. All food will be distributed on Monday, March 23rd, 2020. Thank you in advance for all you do to help those in our parish who are less fortunate.

During this Lenten Season we have been focus-ing on prayer, fas ng and almsgiving. These prac c-es help us remember how Jesus suffered and died for our sins and was resurrected at Easter. During Lent, Catholics do not eat meat on Fridays, and they fast and abstain from ea ng meat on Ash Wednes-day and Good Friday. This spiritual self-discipline is meant to help us focus on Easter. Prayer also is an important part of Lent. One popular prayer is the Sta ons of the Cross. Lent also is a me to focus on giving alms to the poor. Here at St John’s we can give our alms to the St Vincent DePaul Society to help our neighbors in need. The following are a few addi onal prac ces that we may consider incorpora ng into our Lenten plan for the remainder of Lent: 1. Daily Mass: Whether you are a daily Mass goer or not, resolve to go during Lent. Pick someone in your life to offer the Mass up for each me you go. 2. Pray morning and evening prayer from the Litur-gy of the Hours. 3. Pray the rosary every day for someone’s inten-

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