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1 Duszpasterz: Ks. Marian Kokorzycki Tel , ext. 421 Cell Website: Stowarzyszenie Jana Pawła II w Ameryce Prezydent Pan Dariusz Targoński Vice-Prezydent Pani Jadwiga Jasiurkowska DUSZPASTERSTWO POLSKIE Polska Szkoła Dokształcająca im. Aleksandra Janta Połczyńskiego w Lakewood NJ dyrektor: Kasia Pawka Tel dyrekcja@lakewoodpolishschool.com Website: MSZE ŚWIĘTE W JĘZYKU POLSKIM - W KAŻDĄ NIEDZIELĘ O GODZINIE 1:30 PM -W KAŻDĄ SOBOTĘ (MAJ WRZESIEŃ) O GODZINIE 7:30 PM- W KAŻDY PIERWSZY PIĄTEK MIESĄCA ADORACJA NAJŚWIĘTSZEGO SAKRAMENTU O GODZ. 7:15 PM-MSZA ŚWIĘTA O GODZINIE 8:15 PM -W KOŚCIELE SAINT MARY W LAKEWOOD. MSZE ŚWIĘTE W ŚWIĘTA OBOWIĄZKOWE O GODZINIE 7:30PM 25 MAJA 2014 VI TYDZIEŃ WIELKANOCY Kto zachowuje przykazania ten Mnie miłuje Miłość... kolejne wielkie słowo, po Prawdzie o której słyszeliśmy w ubiegłą niedzielę. Na jej temat się dyskutuje, pisze rozprawy filozoficzne i poezję, o niej się śpiewa i marzy, o niej się mówi wiele i najczęściej bezsensownie i beznadziejnie płytko. A Jezus, który na pewno zna jej głębię i wie o czym mówi, powtarza dwukrotnie w dzisiejszej Ewangelii, co to znaczy miłować. "Jeżeli Mnie miłujecie, będziecie zachowywać moje przykazania." (...) oraz "Kto ma przykazania moje i zachowuje je, ten Mnie miłuje." Miłość nie jest uczuciem, sentymentalizmem, zadurzeniem. Miłość jest czynem, faktem uczciwym rozpoznaniem potrzeb i rzetelnym zachowaniem przykazań: "nie kradnij, nie zabijaj, nie cudzołóż, nie kłam, nie bądź chciwy, zachłanny, szanuj ojca i matkę, czcij Boga, szanuj ludzi..." Miłość to dobro, którego udzielam innym, to pochylenie się nad człowiekiem. A my tyle o niej filozofujemy i wymądrzamy się tylko po to, aby jej nie czynić, aby jej nie okazywać. W imię miłości tolerujemy zło. Przecież to jest przewrotne i obłudne sprzeniewierzanie się i obrażanie samego Boga, Który jest Miłością. Intencje Mszy Świętej: 24 maj - ś.p. Anity Szymczyk, intencja męża i córki :30 pm 25 maj - ś.p. Halina Bartosiewicz, intencja córki z rodziną ś.p. Alojzy i Edward Matula, :30 pm 29 maj czwartek- Wniebowstąpienie Pańskie w intencjach dobrodziejów polskiej wspólnoty -- święto obowiązkowe -7:30 pm 31 maj - ś.p. Marian Garbarek, intencja Teresy Weber :30 pm 1 czerwiec o błogosławieństwo Boże dla Patrycji, Arkadiusza i Dominika, int. rodziców ś.p. Paulina Pełkowska, intencja ojca - 1:30 pm Nasza Polska Szkoła im. Aleksandra Janta Połczyńskiego w Lakewood, zaprasza wszystkie DZIECI do zapisów na następny rok szkolny, zapraszamy także chętnych którzy chcą zadedykować troszkę swojego czasu jako NAUCZYCIELE w naszej szkole Serdecznie Zapraszamy!!! Świety Janie Pawle II módl się za nami wszystkimi oraz naszymi rodakami na całym świecie. - Polski Komitet Parafialny i Stowarzyszenie Jana Pawła II przy Parafii Saint Mary of the Lake w Lakewood Z A P R A S Z A na Polski Piknik Parafialny <<MAJÓWKĘ>> oraz celebracje urodzin ks. Mariana oraz jego 16 rocznicy święceń kapłańskich - która odbędzie się w dniu 25-go Maja 2014, w Klubie Estońskim 4 Cross Street & Veterans Hwy w Jackson, NJ- od godziny 2.00 PM aż do zmierzchu : w cenie biletu - Dużo wspaniałej zabawy, polskie kiełbaski i kaszanka z grilla, bigos,ciasta- polskie przysmaki i hamburgery oraz dużo polskiej muzyki. Cena biletu: $25 od osoby ( dzieci i młodzież studiująca wstęp wolny ) Serdecznie Zapraszamy. Bilety można nabyć zarówno przed jak i po Mszy Swiętej, u ksiedza i radnych, na parafii oraz przy wejściu na piknik..the Polish Community and John Paul II Society invites you to the Polish Picnic and Father Marian s birthday and ordination Anniversary, which will be Held May 25 at the Estonian club 4 Cross Street in Jackson (East Veterans (hwy 528) and Cross Street)- from 2:00 pm until dusk, Tickets : $25 per person ( children and students free admision). The price of ticket includes : Lots of Fun, real grilled polish sausages,

2 kishka, pierogis, kabobs, pizza for kids at 4:00 pm, Hamburgers, hot dogs, Bigos( sauerkraut stew) and lots of Polkas All welcome!!!! 4

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4 OUR LITURGY WE KEEP IN OUR PRAYERS Those serving in the Armed Forces: : Jonathan Viegas, Brian Roemer, David Concepcion, Patrick Brasel, Sean Brasel, Chris Ehlers, Donald Dikijian, Kristopher Rodgers, Caes Waldron, Aaron Waldron, Nicholas Cipriano, Andrew Paul, Nicholas Paul, Sam Saracino, Joseph Mantz, Christian Thompson, Jeffrey Hurley, Peter Miceli, Shaun Lieb, Patricia McDonald, Hunter Mantz, Michael Accardi, Christian Cseh, Francis Manalo. Those who are sick and shut-in: Fr. Bernardino Esguerra, Justin Carlomusto, Andrew Baltazar, JFC, AMG, Albert Geraci, Elizabeth Klix, Christina Baynes, Leslie Fagan, Robert Scotti, Christine Clements, Helen Meyer, Jennifer Noon, Patricia Kiley, Pauline Wittman, Frances Szala, Brian Mayer, Roseann Lukasik, Jeanne Patrick, Jean Marie Mikhail, Marie Wengerter, Barbara Umstadter, Evelyn Stoveken, Dorothy & Patti McGrath, David Cutts, Kristen Drago, Diane Raimondi, Ted & Judy Dalley, Anthony & Phyllis Mastropierro, Rose Della Santi, Florence Cannon, Concetta Lemmo, Jean Byrne, Julie Leo, Gloria Stamato, Deacon Tony Martucci, John Earles, Jr, Mervyn & Jonathan Fonseca, Tilda D Elia, Gailann Tromello, Luz Zalduondo, Nellie Tomasczewski, Kathleen & Muriel Matta, Mary Claire McGregor, Rachel Manning, Joanne Kronowski, Natalie Lucas, Esulina Casale, Eva Uyar, Patrick Payton, Theresa & Otto Schuett, Rita Clendenning, Melissa Stumpf, Barbara Kowalski, Jeanette Rogers, David Rose, Tom Chell, Joan Mantz, Lance Hilkene, Judy Mulderig, Tahsin Uyar, Robert Gerne II. Those recently deceased: Guido Chiaravalloti, Eugene Ginter, Joseph DeMarco, Constance Novosinski. UPCOMING WEDDINGS June 7 James Delgrasso & Kristen Barrera June 13 Bradley Reid & Nicole Hanover WORSHIP SCHEDULE Monday, May 26 9:00 am Dec d Veterans (SML Cemetery) Tuesday, May 27 7:00 am Nancy Shawn Clark 9:00 am Robert Zellinger Wednesday, Wednesday, May 28 7:00 am Richard McDaniels 9:00 am Mary Malinowski Vigil of the Ascension of the Lord 7:30 pm Daniel Hood Thursday, May 29 Ascension of the Lord 7:00 am People of the Parish 9:00 am Anne Marotto 12:00 pm William Stoecker 4:00 pm Anthony Raia - HF 7:30 pm w intencjach dobrodziejów polskiej wspólnoty Friday, May 30 7:00 am Rosita Rivera 9:00 am Michael Petrole Saturday, May 31 9:00 am Anthony DeAngelo 4:00 pm Robert DiLibero - HF 5:30 pm Maria Storino 6:30 pm Sacrament of Reconciliation 7:30 pm - Marian Garbarek Sunday, June 1 8:00 am Margaret Barbara Pickwoad 9:00 am John Cucci- HF 10:00 am Eugenia Matlosz 11:00 am Jean Bain - HF 12:00 pm People of the Parish 1:30 pm Paulina Pełkowska and o błogosławieństwo Boże dla Patrycji, Arkadiusza & Dominika 5:00 pm Joseph Cullen MEMORIALS THIS WEEK Vigil Light Blessed Mother Int. of R. Rupert & Violetta Wittman Vigil Light St. Joseph St. Joseph 6

5 Also available: Sanctuary Light at SML & HF; Blessed Mother, Sacred Heart; St. Joseph and Bread and Wine. of the altars and remember all those Dads as the Mass intention for the duration of the novena. READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: St. Philip Neri Acts 16:11-15; John 15:26-16:4a Tuesday: St. Augustine of Canterbury Acts 16:22-34; John 16:5-11 Wednesday: Acts 17:15, Thursday: Ascension of the Lord - Acts 1:1-11; Eph 1:17-23; Matt 28:16-20 Friday: Acts 18:9-18; John 18:20-23 Saturday: Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary - Zep 3:14-18a; Luke 1:39-56 Sunday: Acts 1:12-14; 1 Peter 4:13-16; John 17:1-11a EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Monday: 6:30 7:30 PM at Holy Family Chapel Thursday: 1 5 PM at St. Mary of the Lake Come to Me, all you who are heavily burdened and I will give you rest. DIVINE MERCY HEALING MASS Sunday, June 8 ~ 2 PM Holy Family Chapel MEMORIAL DAY The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered in remembrance of all who died in the line of duty at St. Mary of the Lake Mary Queen of Peace Mausoleum Memorial Day Monday, May 26 9:00 AM (rain or shine) You are cordially invited to join us for this special liturgy. On this day, there will be no Mass at St. Mary s Church at either 7 or 9 AM. This Mass at the cemetery chapel will be the only Mass of the day. Light refreshments will follow. FATHERS DAY NOVENA During the days preceding and following Fathers Day, we will have a novena (traditionally nine days or nine Masses) of Masses for our fathers. There will be extra envelopes at the doors of the churches (Fathers Day envelopes are not part of the set mailed to those on the envelope system). To participate, place the name of the fathers you want remembered during the novena on the envelope, and if you wish, an offering inside. Put the envelope into any collection prior to Fathers Day there is no second collection for this envelope. We will place the envelopes in front HOLY DAY OF ASCENSION Masses at St. Mary s unless noted otherwise Evening Vigil, Wednesday, May 28: 7:30 PM Day Masses: Thursday, May 29: 7:00; 9:00 AM; 12:00 PM; 1:00 PM (School Mass at Holy Family Chapel); 4:00 PM (at Holy Family Chapel); 7:30 PM (Polish) 7

6 PARISH JOURNAL SHARING OUR TREASURE Stewardship, A Way of Life Weekly Sacrificial Offertory Number using envelopes 610 Total Contributions $13, Give, and it will be given to you. A good measure, pressed down, shaken together and running over, will be poured into your lap. For with the measure you use, it will be measured to you. -Luke 6:37-38 POLISH PICNIC The Polish Community and John Paul II Society invites all parishioners to the Polish Picnic and the celebration of Father Marian s birthday and ordination anniversary, which will be held May 25 at the Estonian Club, 4 Cross Street, in Jackson (East Veterans Hwy, Rt. 528 and Cross Street) from 2:00 PM until dusk. Tickets: $25 per person (children and students are free). The price of ticket includes: Lots of fun, real grilled polish sausages, kishka, pierogis, kabobs, pizza for kids at 4:00 pm, Hamburgers, hot dogs, Bigos (sauerkraut stew) and lots of Polkas. All welcome!!!! SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Wed, June 4: K of C meets at 7:30p in little white church Thurs, June 5: CDA meets at 7 p in Guild Hall. Sun, June 8, Ultreya, Holy Family Cry Room, 12 noon Sun, June 8: Divine Mercy Healing Mass at 2p in Holy Family Chapel Thurs, June 12: Rosary Altar Society will attend 9 AM Mass in SML followed by breakfast at IHOP Mon, June 23: Baptismal Preparation Class for parents, Community Center, 7p PLEASE NOTE: The rectory office will be closed Monday, May 26 for Memorial Day. There is no 7 AM Mass on May 26. The only Mass will be at 9 AM at St. Mary of the Lake Cemetery in the Queen of Peace Chapel. If there is an emergency and you need a priest, please call PARISH PICNIC Our St. Mary of the Lake Parish Picnic will be a combined Parish Picnic with the Fall Polish- American Picnic at the grounds of Holy Family School on Sunday afternoon, Aug 24. Save the date! RESPECT LIFE MINISTRY Pray for life at the Toms River Abortion Clinic American Women s Services-Toms River, 651 Rout 37 West, Toms River. They are open on Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday from 12 2 PM. At a recent regional meeting of Respect Life representatives from Ocean County we heard testimony from several members that there are more saves at the abortion mill when there are more people present and praying for the mothers and babies. Come with a friend or your prayer group and bring a folding chair, if needed. CONFESSIONS Note: There will be no confessions on Thursday, May 29 due to the holyday. SPIRITUAL ADOPTION Progress report on your spiritually adopted baby month 3 May 25 June

7 Your baby s arms, hands, fingers, feet and toes are fully formed. She/he can open and close her/his fists and mouth. Fingernails, toenails and teeth are beginning to develop. Baby s heart-beat can be detected by Doppler. All organs and extremities are present and continue to mature to be functional. At the end of this third month your baby is 3-4 inches long and weighs about one ounce. Since most critical development has taken place, chance of miscarriage drops considerably. Let us continue our daily prayer for our spiritually adopted baby that She/he continues to develop safely. ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL UPDATE Most of the parish should have already received a mailing from the bishop s office. You may reply to the appeal by mailing your donation giving online dropping it off at the parish office in the collection Please give at your convenience by any of the methods listed above. Thank-you for your support of the appeal in the past and for this upcoming year. Online site: A history of the appeal at St. Mary s Year Goal Total % of House- Pledged Goal Holds 2000 $104,000 $149, % $104,000 $159, % $105,000 $143, % $105,000 $137, % $105,000 $131, % $105,000 $130, % $105,000 $122, % $105,000 $122, % $105,000 $114, % $115,000 $118, % $115,000 $120, % $115,000 $129, % $115,000 $124, % $115,000 $116, % $105,000 $83,681 80% 338 FORTNIGHT FOR FREEDOM The United States Bishops have asked for a great hymn of prayer in our country from June 2 (Vigil of the Memorial of St. John Fisher, Bishop and St. Thomas More, Martyr) through to July 4 Independence Day in support of religious freedom. The Fortnight for Freedom: Freedom to Serve will take place at a time when our liturgical calendar celebrates a series of great martyrs who remained faithful in the face of persecution by political power St. Thomas More and St. John Fisher, St. John the Baptist, SS. Peter and Paul, and the First Martyrs of the Church of Rome. The theme of this year's Fortnight will focus on the freedom to serve the poor and vulnerable in accord with human dignity and the Church's teaching. PRAYER FOR RELIGIOUS LIBERTY O God, our Creator, from your provident hand we have received our right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. You have called us as your people and given us the right and the duty to worship you, the only true God, and your Son, Jesus Christ. Through the power and working of your Holy Spirit, you call us to live out our faith in the midst of the world, bringing the light and the saving truth of the Gospel to every corner of society. We ask you to bless us in our vigilance for the gift of religious liberty. Give us the strength of mind and heart to readily defend our freedoms when they are threatened; give us courage in making our voices heard on behalf of the rights of your Church and the freedom of conscience of all people of faith. 9

8 Grant, we pray, O heavenly Father, a clear and united voice to all your sons and daughters gathered in your Church in this decisive hour in the history of our nation, so that, with every trial withstood and every anger overcome for the sake of our children, our grandchildren, and all who come after us this great land will always be one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen. SPECIAL REQUEST ACTION ALERT FOR SAFETY FUNDING FOR PRIVATE SCHOOLS Bill A-373 has passed the NJ General Assembly. A-373 would require public school buildings to be equipped with emergency lights and panic alarms linked to law enforcement, and it also provides a source for funding this initiative from the sale of bonds under the School Development Authority. There is no current mandate for nonpublic schools to comply, and our schools cannot qualify for the same source of funding available for public schools. The same protection should be provided to nonpublic school students with appropriate funding. These safety protections should be provided for all students, no matter what school they attend. ACTION: Call, , or write the Office of Governor Chris Christie indicating your awareness of this legislation and your concern that nonpublic school students should be afforded the same protection, using State money that is available to public school students. Indicate that you recognize that the Governor is awaiting the recommendations of his School Security Task Force with respect to this legislation, but you believe that it is important for him to be aware of your concerns as a nonpublic school supporter. the Governor Call the Governor s office FaceBook the Governor: Tweet the Governor: Following is a sample: Dear Governor Christie, A-373 would require public school buildings to be equipped with emergency lights and panic alarms linked to law enforcement, and it also provides a source for funding this initiative from the sale of bonds under the School Development Authority. There is no current mandate for nonpublic schools to comply, and our schools cannot qualify for the same source of funding available for public schools. Please add our non-public school children using the money that is available to the public schools. All our children are important and should be kept safe. With Sincere Gratitude and Support, Also, please call, or write the sponsors/cosponsors of A-373 and express your concern that they have sponsored a bill that makes no provisions for funding these safety precautions for nonpublic school students. HOLY FAMILY SCHOOL MOMMY AND ME! Do you have a child ages birth-5 years old? Well, We've got the group for you! We are the Holy Family School Eaglets! Our last meeting for this school year will be Wednesday, May 28 in the school library from 10:30 11:30 AM. We have story time, music through movement, open play, crafts and much more. We ask one 10

9 thing for you to join us. Good conversation and maybe your next best friend awaits you! Coffee and refreshments too! (Small donations are always welcome.) Call to reserve your spot Ext 203. BLUE CLAWS PARTY FUNDRAISER June 2, 7 PM Please save the date for our big game day. This is sure to be a home run as we watch from the party deck, exclusively reserved for our parish/school. Our combined choirs will be singing our National Anthem. Tickets for this game are available at the rectory. Tickets are $10 general admission OR $25 for general admission as well as all you can eat from 6:30 PM to the 7 th inning stretch. Both tickets include seating and access to our private party deck reserved ONLY for St. Mary of the Lake/Holy Family. There will also be a 50/50. Let s get this party started! Tickets are limited. SCHOOL LITURGIES Thursday, May 29 1p, Ascension Spanishintegrated Mass PARISH COMMUNITIES SVDP MONTHLY FOOD COLLECTION The monthly food collection for the St. Vincent de Paul Society will be held the weekend of June 7-8. There is always a need for cereal, powdered milk, soup and peanut butter and jelly. For any requests for aid, please call: St. Vincent de Paul Hours of Operation Monday: 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM Tuesday: 1 to 4 pm Wednesday: 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM Thursday: 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM Friday: Closed Saturday: 9:30AM to 12:30 PM Sunday: Closed Please do not leave food outside unattended at pantry. Drop off only during operating hours. 11