SIXTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
22-ego lipca, 2012
MASS INTENTIONS &
MASS SCHEDULE
INTENCJE MSZALNE I PLAN MSZY
JULY 21 SATURDAY /
SOBOTA
4 PM Stella Waida req.
by Joanna Bak
JULY 22 SUNDAY /
NIEDZIELA
9:00 S. P. Zofia i Jozef Ligas oraz dusze z rodziny Ligasow, Piszczkow, Noworolnikow, Ks. Franciszka Noworlonik, i
Ks. Michala Winiarza z prosba za Ich wstawiennictwem o zdrowie i potrzebne laski w rodzinie Jolanty i Wojciecha Piszczek.
10:30 William Creato
req. by PACC
Daniel
Ciechanowski req. by Dannelle and Bob Wisniewski
JULY 23 MONDAY /
PONIEDZIALEK
9:00 No morning
Mass
JULY 24 TUESDAY /
WTOREK
9:00 No morning
Mass
JULY 25 WEDNESDAY /
SRODA
9:00 Frank Gardygajlo
req. by His Daughter Maryann
JULY 26 THURSDAY/
CZWARTEK
9:00 Stella &
Anthony Kaminski req. by Son, Richard Kaminski
JULY 27 FRIDAY /
PIATEK
9:00 Parishioners
& Benefectors
JULY 28 SATURDAY /
SOBOTA
4 PM Charles Steritt
Anniversary req. by Betty Blake
JULY 29 SUNDAY /
NIEDZIELA
9:00 Henrietta M.
Krok req. by Mary Judith Krok
10:30 William Uecker
req. by John Uecker
Joseph Gorski
req. by Helen Lubas
Sanctuary Lamp In Memory of Paul
Zachary requested by Helen Lubas
If you are ill and wish to be added to the sick list please call the rectory.
We ask God’s blessing for the strengthening & healing of
our sick & homebound. Please pray for: Helen Kwoka, Christian Clopp, Michelle
Zaremba, Harry Corn, Kazimiera Olejnik, Eleanor Tureck, Walter Lyskiewicz, Ira
& Betty Whittle, Blanche Vogt, Baby John Harshaw III, Doris Wood, Ted
Balabuch and his Daughter Kristen Balabuch, Helen Gardygajlo, Georgia
Olesiewicz.
Please pray for the
Deceased & their Families: Alfonse Piatek, Helen
Zimmer, Barbara H. Thomas, Helena Chudzinska, Carol Jean Taggart, Stella Waida,
Genevieve Hajduk, Daniel Ciechanowski, Helen Nichols, Joseph Gorski.
Saint Joseph’s 120th Anniversary
Luncheon
Sunday, October 21, 2012 between 12:30 p.m. and 4 p.m.
Dear Parishioners and Friends of Saint Joseph’s Church:
This year
Saint Joseph’s Church of South Camden celebrates its 120th Anniversary. As you know, the parish has a proud history
in the City of Camden, especially for the Polish-American community.
A
concelebrated Mass of Thanksgiving will be offered at 10:30 a.m., Sunday,
October 21, 2012, in the church, followed by a luncheon at Tavistock Country
Club in Haddonfield, New Jersey.
In
conjunction with our celebration, we are soliciting ads from our parishioners
and friends to help sustain and benefit Saint Joseph’s Church for many years to
come.
The forms to
sign up for luncheon or to purchase an ad or congratulatory note are available
in church by the doors. Thank you for your support!
God is always present. Although the world around is changing, God stays the same. He can be trusted to provide love, support, strength, patience, wisdom, insight, and creativity when we ask. "For I the Lord do not change; therefore you, O sons of Jacob, are not consumed" (Malachi 3:6).
Start the morning by offering the day to God and spend a few
minutes counting your blessings. Then do all you can to enjoy the day. Don't
let life's minor irritants affect your mood. End the day with a short prayer of
thanks.
Pray the Rosary Daily recitation of the
Rosary is a powerful way to obtain peace for the world, avoid sin, and grow in
holiness. It helps us meditate on the life, death, and glory of Jesus and his
mother. By commemorating these events in our salvation history, we are reminded
to thank and praise God for them.
The Rosary Society is holding its Bakeless Cake Sale in July
and August. Instead of shopping for ingredients and baking during these hot
months, simply donate the price you would pay for a cake or ingredients. For
more information, see the flyers available at the Liberty Street door of the
church.
SANCTUARY LAMPS ARE AVAILABLE FOR A DONATION OF
$10.00. PLEASE CALL THE RECTORY TO REQUEST ONE IN MEMORY OF YOUR LOVED ONES.
GOD BLESS YOU.
Saint Joseph’s History Society
Stand Down of South Jersey
Saint Joseph’s History Society is supporting Stand Down of
South Jersey, Inc., a local veterans’ organization, who provides services to
homeless veterans. They thank you for your contributions to the clothing drive.
At the present time they are in need of monetary donations to cover costs of
food for the homeless.
Donations can be placed in an envelope marked Stand Down
& in the collection basket.
“The sacraments are efficacious signs of grace, instituted
by Christ and entrusted to the Church, by which divine life is dispensed to us” (CCC 1131). We have
seven sacraments: Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist, Reconciliation, Anointing of the Sick, Matrimony, and Holy
Orders. While the sacraments are not the only way we can receive grace, they
are the normal way in which we do. The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are united
in love. Grace allows us to participate
in that divine love.
Sometimes we pray to get what we want or need. Sometimes we
pray for guidance. But the best reason to pray – and the reason Jesus prayed –
is to join ourselves to God. But there is no one way to do that. When his
disciples asked Jesus to teach them to
pray, he taught them the “Our Father.” It is a prayer of praise and gives God
the glory that he is due. It is also a petition in which we ask God to provide what
we need. Third, it asks for forgiveness and the strength to be forgiving. And
last, it is an acknowledgement that God knows what is best for us and reminds
us to submit to his will rather than our own. God hears all prayers, but he
wants to know that we are committed to that for which we are asking. Jesus said
to be persistent and continue to ask for God’s help, seek God’s will, and open
the door to God’s grace in our lives.