The Church of Epiphany

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1 The Church of Epiphany ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH Our Church Gathers for Celebration of the Eucharist SUNDAY 8:00 am & 10:30 am SATURDAY 9:00 am and 4:00 pm Vigil of Sunday WEEKDAYS 9:00 am Monday thru Saturday HOLIDAYS Mass as Announced Tues. Jan. 1 Solemnity of Mary Sun. April 21 Easter Thurs. May 30 Ascension Thursday Thurs. Aug. 15 Assumption of Mary Fri. Nov. 1 Feast of All Saints Mon. Dec. 9 Immaculate Conception Wed. Dec. 25 Christmas The Sacrament of Penance Saturday 3:00 pm to 3:30 pm or by appointment anytime. Sacrament of Marriage Saturday 11:00 am, 12:30 pm, 2:00 pm. Couples should contact the Parish Office to make preparations at least 1 year before the planned wedding date. Parish Staff REV. MICHAEL SANTANGELO, Pastor REV. JAMES REDSTONE, Weekend Assistant LOUIS V. COMMISSO, Deacon FRANK W. JACKSON, Deacon Retired MICHAEL MULLARKEY, Deacon RONALD NOWAK, Deacon KIM LORENTZEN, Director Religious Education DANIEL DANTONI, Director of Music DONNA WOODLEY, Parish Secretary CAROL LORE, Finance Secretary MICHELE EVANS, Administrative Asst., Rel. Ed. JENNIFER LARDIERI, Religious Ed Assistant MICHAEL & AMY NOWAK, Middle School Youth Group Welcome New Parishioners Please fill out a registration form which can be obtained in the Commons Area or contact the parish office during office hours. REV. MICHAEL SANTANGELO, PASTOR Rectory / Parish Office 615 Thiele Road, Brick, NJ FAX: Office Hours Mon.-Wed. 8:30am to 4:30pm Thurs. 8:30am 3:30pm, Fri. 9:00am - 3:00pm Summer Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9:00am - 3:00pm Website: Follow us on Facebook! Religious Education Office Mon. Fri. 7:00am to 2:00pm 7:00am 8:00am by appointment only Summer Hours: 7:00am-1:00pm 7:00am 8:00am by appointment only Sacrament of Baptism The Sacrament of Baptism is ordinarily celebrated the 2 nd and 4 th Sundays of each month at 12:00 pm. To schedule Baptism, please call the Parish Office, at least one month in advance. Sponsor Letters/Requirements The following is required by Canon Law to be a Catholic Godparent/Sponsor for Baptism or Confirmation. Be at least 16 years of age. Have completed the Sacraments of Initiation. (Baptism, Eucharist & Confirmation). If married, have a marriage that is canonically valid and recognized by the Catholic Church. Be a registered and active parishioner living a life of faith. You must be registered with our parish for at least 3 months before we will provide a sponsor letter. Although you may have registered with our parish, if you are not attending Mass regularly and using the envelope system there is no way for the parish office to confirm regular Mass attendance. Please contact the Parish Office to confirm your status with our parish. April 14, 2019 Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord

2 DAILY MASS INTENTIONS Saturday, April 13, :00AM Patrick J., Margaret, & Jerome Erwin by Dan Intentions in the Gray Book 4:00PM Gary Horan by Betty & Frank De Carlo Sunday, April 14, :00AM Victoria & Thomas Bearer by Donald Bearer 10:30AM People of the Parish Monday, April 15, :00AM Don Masher by Jeannie Cleary Intentions in the Gray Book Tuesday, April 16, :00AM Edward Domaracki by Family Wednesday, April 17, :00AM Anne Madden by Joan Mullee Thursday, April 18, :30PM Andrew Andersen by Barbara & Tracy Friday, April 19, :00PM Veneration of the Cross Saturday, April 20, :00PM All Parishioners Living & Deceased Sunday, April 21, :00AM All Parishioners Living & Deceased 10:30AM All Parishioners Living & Deceased Sunday Scriptures Here are next Sunday s Scripture Readings EASTER SUNDAY First Reading: Acts 10:34a, Peter discusses Jesus' life of preaching and healing. Jesus was crucified, and then he rose up and was seen by his chosen witnesses. Peter also mentions the importance of all the disciples bearing witness to what they saw, so that many people would believe in Jesus, and have their sins forgiven through him. Second Reading: Colossians 3:1-4 Gospel: John 20:1-9 At the request of Pope Francis, Bishop David O Connell, and our Pastor, Father Mike, we are praying for our church in these very challenging times in response to the abuse crisis. We turn to Saint Michael the Archangel to defend us from all evils. Powerful Prayer to Saint Michael Saint Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil. May God rebuke him, we humbly pray; and do Thou, O Prince of the Heavenly Host by the Divine Power of God cast into hell, satan and all the evil spirits, who roam throughout the world seeking the ruins of souls. Amen. THIS WEEK IN OUR PARISH Monday, April 15, :15AM Morning Prayer & Rosary WA (Mon Sat) 10:00AM Food Pantry PH#2 11:00AM Stoke Steppers PH#1 2:30PM Senior Exercise APR 4:00PM Adoration WA Tuesday, April 16, :00AM Food Pantry Meeting PH#2 1:00PM Set up Sedar APR 7:00PM Living Last Supper WA 7:30PM Joy Prayer Group PH#1 Wednesday, April 17, :30AM Hospitality After Mass 3:00PM Holy Hour for Life WA 7:00PM Separated and Divorced Group PH#1 7:00PM Vigil Rehearsal WA Thursday, April 18, :00PM St. Vincent DePaul PH#1 Friday, April 19, :30PM Divine Mercy Novena APR 8:00PM AA PH#1 Saturday, April 20, :00AM Food Pantry PH#2 11:00AM Blessing of the Food APR 3:00PM Divine Mercy Novena WA Sunday, April 21, :00AM Easter Mandatory Mass All Grades 10:30AM Children s Liturgy of the Word APR Legend: APR All Purpose Room PH Parish Hall CA Commons Area WA Worship Area RE Religious Education Room OS Outside Holy Week Schedule Living Last Supper & Seder Dinner 4/16 at 7:00PM Holy Thursday: 7:30PM Good Friday: 3PM Veneration of the Cross Holy Saturday: (there is no morning Mass) Blessing of the Food: 11AM Easter Vigil - 8PM (there is no 4PM) Easter Sunday: 8AM & 10:30AM A warm welcome to our newly registered parishioners. We are pleased to have you worshipping with us. John & Leah Macerino & Family Penny Spinelli Divine Mercy Novena / Mass Good Friday, April 19 th - 2:30PM - APR Saturday, April 20 th - 3:00PM WA Monday April 23 rd 27 th 3:00PM WA Mass on April 28 th - Adoration with Benediction. Reciting of Divine Mercy Prayers at 2:00PM in Worship Area followed by Divine Mercy Mass at 3:00PM. Light refreshments to follow. This Mass counts as weekly Mass obligation. 2

3 PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK FR. JAY BOWDEN, STELLA PERULLO, JOSHUA JETTER, DOUG PASTORE, DAVE JONES, JUDY HENRY, ANN MARIE SPIRIO, THOMAS LEWIS, GREGORY FURZE, LOUIS PORTO, BOB BILLAN, BABY AVERY ELIZABETH IORIO, JEFF LYSIAK, CAROL LYNCH, CHRISTINE FORMAN, LORI ALEXANDER, ANNA LAVORUA, UMBELINA MIGUEIS, PETER PICA, JASON ANDERSEN, SAVANNAH BENNETT, MICHELE BRUGOLI, ED MULVAN, BETTY DECARLO, MAIYIN HOBGOOD, GERRI JACKSON, PATRICIA O TOOLE, BRIAN SCHWAHN, EVELYN LORTENZEN, BRYAN LORE, TERRY CAMPBELL, ANN NUCCHIARONE, MARGARET IOCOCA-MUSSEL, JO-ELLEN ORTIZ, CHRISTAIN GAY, PHILLIP ALFONSO, PATTY CHADWICK, and those in the sick call book. Please Pray for the Sick list is for those parishioners who are in need of further prayers from our Prayers of the Faithful. They will remain on the list for 2 months, after which time their names will be moved to the Grey Book. To add someone to the prayer list, call Donna at or Donna@churchofepiphany.org Please pray for the repose of the souls of the deceased spouses, relatives, friends and benefactors of the parish and for the comfort and consolation of their families. Vigil Light Prayer The Statues are covered from the Fifth Sunday of Lent until the beginning of the Easer Vigil. Spiritual Adoption Program One Month: Your spiritually adopted baby has been quite active over the past month. Already your baby is 10,000 times bigger than at conception. Your baby has developed the foundations of his brain, spinal cord, and nervous system by the 20 th day. His heart began to beat on the 21 st day and is pumping blood through its own circulatory system. The blood type can be different from the mother s. Your baby is most vulnerable during the next month of being aborted. Pray that the Lord of Life might move the heart of his mother to give him the most precious gift of all the gift of life. Holy Hour for Life Our first monthly Holy Hour for Life will be on Wednesday, April 17 th from 3:00PM 4:00MPM. We gather to pray for all pregnant women to embrace with joy and gratitude, the new life within them. We will have opening prayers, scripture reading and meditation. We will recite the Holy Rosary and have Eucharistic Adoration. Please come be part of this movement every third Wednesday of the month. Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament The Gospel tells us that the Lord asked his friends to watch and pray with him. At Epiphany, a special time-share with the Lord, takes place on Monday s from 4-7pm. Concerns and challenges, spoken or unspoken, are part of life. Consider carrying your personal concerns to the Lord. The gathering of the faith community gives honor and praise to the Lord and prayer is offered for one another. Private prayer and/or stillness is left to you as is the amount of time you spend in the worship area. Emmaus Men s Group The Emmaus Men s Group of Epiphany is a ministry for today s Catholic man. It exists to serve and bring together men to strengthen their faith. The group meets on the second Saturday of each month. Our next meeting will be on May 11 th and will start with Mass at 9:00am to be followed with a meeting in the All Purpose Room at Epiphany. For further information, please contact Deacon Ron Nowak. Jordan s Roses Jordan s Roses cordially invites all women from high school age and up to join us for a morning of spirituality and fellowship. ALL WOMEN OF ALL FAITHS ARE WELCOME ~ sign-up in the Commons Area or please jordan sroses@churchofepiphany.org. Our next monthly meeting will take place April 27 th at 9:00am. Bethany Bereavement The discussion will be lead by Fr. Jim Redstone. Be with us as we journey through our losses and work towards acceptance, especially when it comes to significant dates without the physical presence of our loved ones. All are welcome. Our next meeting will be on; April 25 th at 7:00pm in the Religious Ed Office. The Living Last Supper & Seder Meal One of Christianity s most significant events was brilliantly portrayed by Leonardo DaVinci The Last Supper. This Renaissance masterpiece will be brought to life on Tuesday, April 16 th at 7:00PM by parishioners who have chosen to be especially gracious and generous with their time and talent in order to enhance your Holy Week. After our presentation is finished, all are invited to come to the APR to partake of a Seder Meal. Please consider donating any of the following items to be used for the dinner; Boneless lamb, Bottle grape juice, Box Matzah, Sprig of Parsley, 6 red apples, Small lamb shank bone, 1 dozen boiled eggs. Donations accepted if you can t shop! 3

4 Stewardship in Action ***Our Current Collection*** Your continued generosity is most appreciated! 4/7 - $ Weekly Collection $ On Line Giving Our 2019 Annual Appeal Goal $34,000 Pledges - $18, Payments $13, % of Goal Why Should I use weekly envelopes? The use of envelopes is important, they document your active participation in the faith life of our parish. This information is needed in order to obtain a Letter of Eligibility to be issued when you are asked to be a baptism or confirmation sponsor. This also facilitates the preparation of a statement of contributions for income tax purpose. If you do not currently participate in our envelope system and would like to start using them, please contact the Parish Office at Year-End Tax Contribution Statements Statements will be issued upon request by ing Carol at Carol@churchofepiphany.org or calling the Parish office. For those who give on line. You can process your tax statements directly from ParishSoft. Go to My Online Giving History, click print, select the time period, and then select detail report. This report satisfies IRS regulations for charitable contributions. Online Giving If you prefer to pay bills and manage your finances online, you can set up an account and make your parish offering online via our website. You will be able to specify exactly how much you are giving, how you are giving it (credit card or bank withdrawal), to what fund you are giving, and when/how often you would like to contribute. It s safe and secure, and you can even track your giving history and pledge progress at any time. Just click the Online Giving button (on the home page or the Online Giving page) to get started or access your existing account. Please note: Special Holidays/days of Holy Obligation Donations may be set up separately. If you have questions about the security of online giving or the processes involved, check out the Online Giving FAQ page on our website: churchofepiphany.org Ways to Perpetuate a Memory or Commemorate an Event The Tree of Life: This is a way to perpetuate the memory of a loved one or to memorialize someone. To make a donation of $500 for an engraved leaf or $2500 for a stone, please contact the parish office staff at or carol@churchofepiphany.org Commemorative Bricks: This is an ideal way to commemorate a graduation, wedding, special family celebration, or acknowledge a love one. To order one of the two bricks (4X8 or 8X8) and make a donation of $150 or $200, please contact the parish office staff at or carol@churchofepiphany.org Bequests We are a tax-exempt non-profit Organization and gratefully accept donations from last will and testament and/or stock to assist in carrying out our mission. For more information on how to have your wishes known, please talk to your personal banking representative. May God Bless you for your generosity! Vigil Candles Candles will be in honor or memory of the named individual for one week (Sunday to Saturday) and announced in our bulletin. Donation is $10. Candles for 2019 are now available. Spiritual Bouquet A Spiritual Bouquet is a spiritual blessing that is made for a loved one during the First Friday Mass of the Month. In addition, their name will be printed in the bulletin. You can also request a card. Donation is $10 Forgot your Offering Envelope? We have Welcome envelopes in our Commons area available to anyone who does not have an envelope or forgot their envelope at home, or if you prefer you can always mail us your offering at your convenience. Monthly News Letter If you would like to start receiving our news letter, please visit our website at click the picture to the right that says Join Our List and follow the steps. Annual Appeal Explanation The Annual Catholic Appeal, formerly the Bishop s Appeal, mission remains the same as it was when it began; to financially empower the Church to serve all the people of God, regardless of belief. What s different today: the needs are greater than ever before. For more information visit the Diocese website: PLEASE SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS THEY MAKE OUR BULLETIN POSSIBLE! Please call for your advertisement. 4

5 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Kim Lorentzen Director of Education Michele Evans Administrative Assistant RELIGIOUS EDUCATION DATES TO REMEMBER: Date Grade Description April 20 th & 21 st ALL Mandatory Easter Mass 23 rd 8 Summer Prog. Confirmation Prep 30 th 8 8 th Grade Confirmation Prep 30 th 8 Interviews May 2 nd 2 nd First Holy Communion Practice 7 th 8 th Confirmation Prep / Penance 9 th 8 th Confirmation Practice Youth Group News The Epiphany Junior Youth Group will be meeting on April 25 th at 6:30 PM in the APR. Bring a friend and give us a try! Any questions please Amy & Mike Nowak at epiphanyjryouthbrick@gmail.com Mandatory Masses and Mass Attendance: Upon registration each student was given a Homily Reflection packet which contains the Mandatory Mass schedule as well as a contract signed by both parent and student. We understand that on occasion there is an extenuating circumstance that may arise (illness, wedding, death in family, etc). If that should occur, please me prior to the weekend so that we can make arrangements. If your child wakes up sick, just like school, me that morning and I will get back to you. While this may seem repetitive, I apologize; however, students are not showing up for assigned weekends and/or didn t know, etc. we have been forth coming regarding our Religious Education policies and continue to work with our families. Missing a mandatory mass will result in a delay of sacrament and/or removal from the program. Just to clarify: Epiphany is not saying you only need to come to mass 14 times a year. Every Catholic is required to attend weekly mass and all Holy Days of Obligations. We are only asking for 14 Homily Reflections. ~ Yours in Christ, Kim Lorentzen, DRE Kindergarten Parents If your child will be going into first grade in September 2019 please register for Religious Education at your earliest convenience. Please note that First Holy Communion is made in 2 nd Grade and it is a 2 year program. In order for your child to make First Holy Communion in 2 nd grade he/she must attend 1 st & 2 nd grade Religious Education classes. myparish App Stay up-to-date with what is going on in the parish. Enjoy useful faith-building resources and features. Text App to to download or go to myparishapp.com. 2019/2020 Religious Education Registration Registration for the 2019/2020 school year has begun. This year's Summer Program will take place at the Church of Epiphany. Space is limited. In order to accommodate our students, we will be running a split schedule as follows: Dates: Monday, June 24, 2019 through Friday June 28, 2019 * Grades 1-4: 8:15 AM to 1:15 PM (Arrival time is 8:00 AM - 8:10 AM) Grades 5-8: 2:00 PM to 7:00 PM (Arrival time is 1:50 PM - 2:00 PM) * Snow Day Makeups: If your child's school runs beyond June 21, 2019, We will be holding make up classes beginning on July 1, 2019 for however many days will need to be made up. The schedule will follow the above split schedule times. Please note that only snow days will be made up. If your child misses any time from the summer program week, they will automatically be moved into the full year program, there will be no exceptions. Fall program runs from September 17, March 31, 2020 All necessary forms, dates and information for the Religious Education school year are on the Church of Epiphany website and in order to expedite registration process, please have all the forms completed, signed, and dated prior to registration. Vacation Bible School Summer Camp ROAR! ~ Life is Wild God is Good When: July 15 th 19 th Time: 9:30pm 12:30pm Ages: 5-11 Fee: $45 per child (Nonrefundable) Includes T-shirt Limited to the first 65 paid campers. Registration Ends June 25 th Registration forms can be found in the commons area. PLEASE NOTE: ONLY 43 SPOTS LEFT! Volunteers Needed! Religious Ed is in the need for volunteers for our Summer Religious Ed program. You will need to be fingerprinted and take a the "Protecting God's Children" Class. If interested, please contact Michele in the Religious Ed office at Dates & Times; June 24th - June 28th 8:15am-1:15pm 2pm-7pm: 1 - Teacher 1 - Teacher 2 - Aides 2 - Aides Easter Candy Pick-up! Old Monmouth Easter candy will be available for pick up in the APR on April 13 th & 14 th after all Masses. Thank you to everyone who purchased candy! 5

6 Gospel: Luke 22:14 23:56 Luke gives a detailed account of Jesus' last supper with the apostles, where Jesus tells them he will soon suffer in fulfillment of God's will. Then Jesus prayed that he might be spared if it suited God's will. After Judas betrayed Jesus, he was arrested. Although Pilate did not think Jesus was guilty of a crime, he gave in to the will of the people, and sentenced Jesus to death on a cross. Then Jesus was crucified and his body laid in a new tomb. Go into the village opposite you, and as you enter it you will find a colt tethered on which no one has ever sat. Untie it and bring it here. And if anyone should ask you, Why are you untying it? you will answer, The Master has need of it. The events of Holy Week are so well known to us. Beginning today they unfold before us again. We solemnly bring the prayers, sacrifices and good works of Lent to their conclusion. The days before us, the triduum, reliving the paschal mystery, are more than tradition. The Christ, crucified and rejected is real for us today. Jesus directive to the two disciples is directed to us. If anyone asks why you are living this Holy Week, the answer is the same: The Master has need of it. Our loving God is not asking us simply to recall or remember, but challenges us to discover the passion of Christ in our own time. As He was led through the streets to Calvary, many saw and continued business as usual. Others perhaps thought that that criminal was getting what he deserved. This is because they do not know Christ. For us believers, the tragedy of the Via Dolorsa leads to Calvary, to be followed by the joy of resurrection. This is not a week of failure, but eventual victory. The passion and death of Christ leads to the glorious resurrection. May the words of the gospel express the wish of Jesus for us this week. May it be our mantra: the Master has need of us. May this be a special week of prayer and devotion. Save the Date Houlihan s The Church of Epiphany will be hosting a fundraiser night at Houlihan s in Brick on May 22 nd. A portion of the proceeds will go to benefit our Parish. Please look for the flyer in future bulletins. Helping Hands The next meeting for Helping Hands is Tuesday, April 16 th at 10am in the Parish Hall. Helping Hands is in need of the following items; Juice, Can Chicken/Tuna, Can Ravioli, Pasta Sauce, Pancake Mix/Syrup, Oatmeal, Butter, Coffee/Tea, Condiments, Tooth paste/brushes, Toilet Paper, Paper Towels, Body Soap, Shampoo. Our families are also in need of pet food & supplies. In the month of March, we gave food to 296 adults & children (92 families). Thank you sincerely for your generosity. We are looking for individuals or small groups to donate a complete Easter Dinner Basket or a ham for a family in need. Please contact the Parish office to sign up. Please bring the baskets to the Parish Hall between 8-10AM on Wednesday, April 17 th. St. Vincent de Paul Today is Palm Sunday and the beginning of the holiest of Christian weeks. Let us pray for the grace to take up our own cross and to follow Jesus through death to new life. As you place your gift in the poor box, know that you are a sign of God's love to those who carry their cross of suffering and pain. WALK FOR THE POOR Please join the St. Vincent de Paul Society for our annual Walk for the Poor at the Brick Reservoir on April 27th, (rain date April 28th). You may walk at anytime between the hours of 8am and 11am with your choice of distance completed. On that day, stop at our table to drop off your pledge sheets, which are available on the table in the commons area. Please consider walking as a family, as a group (i.e. girl or boy scouts, youth group) or with friends. We hope to see you there. Thank you. Altar Rosary We will be unable to meet on Saturday, May 4 th because of our Epiphany First Holy Communicants receiving the Holy Eucharist that morning. However, Fr. Mike has given us permission to meet on Sunday, May 5 th after the 10:30AM Mass, in the worship area. We will crown the Blessed Mother Mary and pray the rosary. There will be no meeting or refreshments thereafter. Bus Trip to Sight & Sound The Religious Education department is hosting a bus trip to see Jesus at Sight & Sound on September 21 st, The trip includes; round trip transportation, theater ticket (Orchestra seating) and a buffet lunch at Good & Plenty Restaurant. The cost is $155 for Adults (13 & up) and $105 for Children Payment in full is due upon reservation. Please see Flyer in the commons area for more information and to sign up. THERE ARE ONLY 12 TICKETS AVAILABLE! 6

7 Epiphany Plant Sale 2019 We will be having our plant sale again this year. Please return your order form to the office no later than Monday, April 15th after Mass. Please get your orders with payment to the office as soon as possible. Pick up will be upstairs in the Parish Hall Friday, May 10 and Saturday, May 11 th. I could use some helpers those days. Any Questions, please call Barbara Andersen Thank you. Gift Auction The Gift Auction is Epiphany's Largest fundraiser. Our Committee is already planning our October 19, 2019 Gift Auction. We want this year s auction to be bigger and better but we can't do it without YOU!! While out shopping, please consider picking up an item to donate, don't know what to buy, you can always donate Gift Cards, or Cash and let us do the shopping for you. Please make sure all items are new with tags still attached. We are always looking for new members, if you like having fun while raising money for Epiphany consider joining the Gift Auction Committee. Any questions please contact Michele at michele@churchofepiphany.org. FORMED.org is a wonderful source of information to assist you on your spiritual journey at a time and place that s convenient for you. This is free and a wonderful source for adults as well as children. It s easy; go to the parish website: click on the formed.org link, enter your address and create a password and you are ready to go! The parish code is QCFWHW. Be informed today! Kohls Cash/ Yes2You Rewards If you have Kohl s Cash/ Yes2You Rewards and would like to donate it to the Gift Auction Committee, we would be happy to go shopping for gifts for the gift auction. This is a great way to make a donation that will make our gift auction a big success! Gift Auction - St. Peter School St. Peter School PTA is hosting an Easter Monday Gift Auction on April 22 nd at 415 Atlantic Ave., Pt. Pleasant Beach. Doors open at 5:30PM. Action begins at 8:00PM. Admission is $15. For reservations & Ticket information contact Debbie Smith-Matta at Senior Exercise The Senior Exercise Program takes place on Mondays at 2:30PM in the All Purpose Room. Osteo exercise chair aerobics, and rhythmic dance movements and lots of fun!!! Canes & Walkers Welcome!!! Italy Pilgrimage Information Session Fr. Mike will be hosting an information session on the Pilgrimage to Italy on May 2 nd at 7:00pm in the APR. All our welcome to come and hear about what will be offered and answer any questions you may have. John Kearns Scholarship Knights of Columbus Epiphany Council 8160 John Kearns was a man who dedicated his life to assisting others, always willing to share his time & perform charitable works. In recognition of this extraordinary life, the Knights will award two $500 scholarships, one to a current 8 th grader who will attend a Catholic High School and the other to a current High School senior going to any college. Current Epiphany parishioner s immediate family and grandchildren are eligible. For more information please see handout on table in commons area. Application and essays must be turned in by May 5, Promise to Protect ~ Pledge to Heal The Diocese of Trenton is committed to the initiatives outlined in the US Bishop s Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People and to its own policies and guidelines in regard to the reporting and investigation of sexual abuse allegations involving minors. If you have been sexually abused as a minor by a member of the clergy or anyone representing the Catholic Church or if know of someone who was, you can report the abuse through the diocesan ABUSE HOTLINE: or via at abuseline@diocesoftrenton.org. The Diocese of Trenton reports any allegations of sexual abuse to the appropriate law enforcement agencies. Anyone with an allegation is also encouraged to provide that information to the local enforcement authorities. 7

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