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Church of the Sacred Heart
PARISH MISSION STATEMENT
Together we foster a welcoming spirit of unity while honoring our
diversity which leads to a graced harmony among us since Christ is the
center of all we are and do.
Fourth Sunday of Easter ~ May 8, 2022
“Human beings, while capable of the worst, are also capable of rising above themselves, choosing again what is good, and
making a new start.” (Pope Francis) We have a difficult time figuring out what is true and best for us. There are many voices
talking and so many trying to get our attention. We wrongly convince ourselves that the true voice is the voice of progress, the
one that speaks of contemporary wants and desires, enticing us with the latest trends and causes. We are taught, by listening to
the voices around us, that truth is found in feelings and thought, and ideals must match current and popular human wants.
Because we feel a particular way it must be true. Then, we find a shepherd who empathizes with us and affirms us. We follow
that voice even though listening to that voice will render us powerless and lead us to harm. There are many with me in this
procession to this pasture. I must be on the right path and listening to the right voice. We are very confused. What can keep
us safe and from harm? Where do we go to find life, love, and happiness? Jesus tells us that he is the way, the truth, and the
life. The only way to get to Truth, who is God, is through him. There is no other way. The Church, the gate around God’s
pasture of life, is charged with the mission of directing us where God desires that we go. In the midst of all of the conflicting
voices around us, the voice of truth is often muffled in all of the noise, but it beckons us to a life of virtue and grace. Helping
us understand who we are and where we have to be, it discerns the voice of God, providing us with the safety net we need to
stay straight on our path to life eternal. We have to trust the voice of God, the true Shepherd, even when it does not mirror
what we want and what others may believe. Faith goes way beyond feeling and involves a radical trust in someone who can lead
us and form us. At day’s end, if we do not know to find our way home, we will be truly lost. ©LPi
PRIESTS PARISH OFFICE PASTORAL ASSOCIATE
Rev. Charles M. Schwartz 103 Fourth St. Riverton, NJ 08077 856-829-1836
Fran Stinsman
Pastor, ext. 11 fstinsmanshcriverton@gmail.com
Leslie Crofton, Secretary, ext. 10
DEACONS
sacredheartriverton@comcast.net
Mr. Robert Bednarek LITURGICAL MUSIC MINISTRIES
Mr. Joseph Donadieu RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 856-786-5380
Susan Barnett, Associate
Mr. Kenneth Heilig 102 Fourth Street - Family Center
Mr. Michael Stinsman BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
856-829-0090 ext. 14
All Deacons — ext. 10 Bonnie Campbell, Coordinator John Scouler, Facilities Manager
Joanne Moore, Secretary
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Page 2 Sacred Heart Church ~ Riverton, New Jersey
SACRED HEART CHURCH
PARISH INFORMATION
PARISH OFFICE
103 Fourth Street, Riverton, NJ 08077-1205
Monday through Friday
8:30 am — 12:00 noon & 1:00 pm — 4:00 pm Monday, May 9, 2022
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE 8:00 am Jacqueline M. Schwartz
Family Center, 102 Fourth Street, Riverton, NJ 08077-1206 r/o Father Chuck
Tuesday through Friday
Thomas Cunningham
12:30 pm — 4:30 pm
CONFESSIONS
r/o Patricia Cunningham
Saturdays Special Intentions for Paula
2:30 pm — 3:30 pm Schwartz Sapp
r/o Father Chuck
GENERAL INFORMATION Tuesday, May 10, 2022
NEW PARISHIONERS 8:00 am Patrycia Pellegrino
Are always welcome, please register at the parish office. r/o The Pellegrino Family
MOVING? Tony Garbett
Please notify us if you are moving out of the parish or changing r/o His Wife, Therese
your address or telephone number. Joe Horan
BAPTISMS
r/o His Family
Please call the rectory as soon as possible to make arrangements.
Parish registration must be confirmed and eligibility certificates
Wednesday, May 11, 2022
for Catholic Godparents must be presented. Godparent and 8:00 am Communion Service
sponsor certificates may be obtained by those who have received Thursday, May 12, 2022
all Sacraments in the Catholic Church. CALL LESLIE AT 856-829- 8:00 am Deceased Members of the
0090 X 10. Catholic Daughters #2124
MARRIAGE
r/o Catholic Daughters
Arrangements should be made at the rectory at least ONE YEAR IN Maurice Jenkins
ADVANCE. Please contact us to receive guidelines for the r/o His Family
celebration of marriage. Anna & William Cronin
r/o Their Son, Bill & Leona
Cronin
Friday, May 13, 2022
8:00 am Daniel Lyons
r/o Mike & Bonnie Campbell
& Family
Angela Cheesman Special Intentions for Adam
Nowicki
r/o Karen Schuman
Liz Special Intentions for Frank
LaSalle Maduzia, Jr.
Joanne r/o His Aunt & Uncle, Leona
Lavin & Bill Cronin
Saturday, May 14, 2022
8:00 am Joseph Matera
r/o Michael & Andrea
Vogelman
Joseph Vanak
4:00 pm John L. Jordan
r/o Mary Lou
Dennis Nettleton
r/o Howard & Nancy Andrews
Rick Muraresku Baby Daniel Evans, Jim Walls
r/o Bill & Jo Ann Corbi
Joan Lynch and Jean Duschek
Continued on Page 3
Fourth Sunday of Easter ~ May 8, 2022 Page 3
WEEKEND MUSIC — MAY 8TH
PLEASE PRAY FOR
OUR SICK AND HOMEBOUND 635 Morning Has Broken
466 The King of Love My Shepherd Is
Linda Agosti, Patricia Baxter, Margaret 329 Gift of Finest Wheat
(Peg) Brooks, Bert Cahill, Jr, Tom Cairns
III, Sharon Connor, Esther DiLeonardo, Joe DiLeonardo, 167 Alleluia! Alleluia! Let the Holy Anthem Rise
Tanya DiMaio, Rosemary DiTaranto, Deacon Joe Donadieu,
Ruth Donadieu, Diane Donnelly, Fr. George Dudak, Kathy
Happy Mothers Day
Ellis, Helen Engel, Elizabeth Falkiewicz, Carol Fiorentino,
Marianne Ford, Stephanie Forker, Nicole Funkhouser, We would like to take this opportunity to congratulate
Marianne Gasper, Glenn Godwin, Joe Gross, Marlie &
Megan Guicheteau, Jamie Hall, Maddie Harris, Mary Hayes,
all the Mothers of Sacred Heart Parish on your special
Deacon Ken Heilig, Mary Ann Herron, Gerald Higgins, day and to thank you for lovingly sharing the gift of
Marilyn Iannacone, Henry Irons, Glenn D. Jackson, Vernon life with your family and the gift of faith with our
Jenkins, Madison Jones, John Jordan, Marie Kenkelen, parish family. May Our Blessed Mother and Heavenly
John Kennedy, Marybeth Kennedy, Regina Kurtz, Matthew
Father continue to bless you for being such wonderful
Laverty, Willow Laverty, Joe Leahy, David MacWilliams,
Molly Maerten, Travis Martin, Bill Max, Harry McCurdy, reminders of their love for us.
William McGonigal, Ashley McKeon, Mary Meeks, Amanda
Father Chuck, the Deacons and staff
Milewski, Melissa Milewski, Mary Moynahan, Shawn
Mulvihill, Skip Muraresku, Marty O’Halloran, Millie
Opperman, Judy Palait, Mary Theresa Pepper, Joseph &
Mary Ellen Raday, Chris Reteneller, Marty Schlindwein,
Michael Stanley Schneider, Bob Schumann, Linda Sekula,
Charles & Susan Sharpe, Bill & Theresa Sherwin, Ed
Siemietkoski, Gwen Smith, Rob M. Smith, Joanne Soden,
Carol Spence, Nicole Stavely, Millie Flannery Strohm, Tim
Svitak, Eileen Thress, Amy Tuccillo, Paul Ugolick, Gigi
Urbano, Donna Van Hoy, Bob Venango, Richard Wark,
Betty Weinert, Dennis Willoughby and Joan Willoughby
If you or a family member would like prayers during Mass MEMORIALS
from our parishioners please call the parish office.
The Sanctuary Lamp Burns This Week
Care of the sick: If a family In Thanksgiving for Answered Prayers
member is sick or homebound and At the Request of
would like to receive Communion Barbara
please contact Dawn Vermes at
856-979-5107.
Please remember to be
reverent in Church before the
Blessed Sacrament.
FINANCIAL STEWARDSHIP
Mass Intentions Continued
May 1, 2022
Sunday, May 15, 2022
7:30 am Patricia McInerney $11,686.00
r/o James & Christina Walls Electronic giving for April 2022
9:30 am Hazel & Danny Gonnella
$9,715.00
r/o The Hadley Family
Louise Grena Thank you very much to all of you who have been
r/o Bill Brown kind enough to drop off or mail in your weekly
11:30 am Joseph Matera offerings.
r/o His Children
Joseph Wiseman Please remember Sacred Heart
r/o Walt & Maryann Williams in your Last Will and Testament
Page 4 Sacred Heart Church ~ Riverton, New Jersey Since this is First Communion weekend, I thought to share with you this article: 10 amazing facts about the power of the Eucharist by Sr. Theresa Aletheia Noble, FSP 1) Union with Christ: Reception of Jesus in the Eucharist fuses our being with that of Christ. St. Cyril of Alexandria describes it as similar to "when melted wax is fused with other wax." The Christian journey is a journey to become like Christ, to "abide in him" and he in us. The Eucharist is the means for this to happen. 2) Destruction of venial sin: The Eucharist destroys venial sin. Through sin, the fervor of our charity can be dampened by venial sin. But when we receive the Eucharist we are united with Charity himself, which burns away the vestiges of our venial sins and leaves us cleansed and ready to begin again. 3) Preservation from mortal sin: While we should refrain from receiving the Eucharist when we are aware of being in a state of mortal sin, we should receive the Eucharist as much as possible when we are able because it preserves us from grave sin. It is as if the Eucharist's power washes away the venial sin in our souls and then covers us with a protective coat which helps us to stay away from serious sin. 4) Personal relationship with Jesus: Many Christians speak of the importance of a personal relationship with Jesus, which is very true. But it is primarily through the Eucharist that we can truly have an intimate encounter with the Person of Jesus. Benedict XVI once pointed out this connection: "Today, there is a need to rediscover that Jesus Christ is not just a private conviction or an abstract idea, but a real person, whose becoming part of human history is capable of renewing the life of every man and woman. Hence, the Eucharist, as the source and summit of the Church's life and mission, must be translated into spirituality, into a life lived 'according to the Spirit'" (Sacramentum Caritatis). 5) Gives life: According to the Catechism, the Eucharist "preserves, increases, and renews the life of grace received at Baptism" (CCC 1392). In other words, reception of the Eucharist increases the life of grace already present within us. The Christian journey is a journey to become like Christ, to "abide in him" and he in us. The Eucharist is the means for this to happen. 6) Unity with the Body of Christ: Since we are united more closely to Christ through the Eucharist, we are therefore united more closely to all the other people who receive the Eucharist! In other words, the Eucharist is like the glue that keeps us united with Jesus and all our brothers and sisters in the Church. 7) Commits us to the poor. 8) Spiritual consolation: Holy Communion is a foretaste of the joys of heaven so it can produce joy in us as we experience real unity with God. If we are feeling beaten down by the difficulties of life, we can come to the Eucharist, our font of joy, and ask the Lord to fill us with his consolation and peace. 9) Peacemaking: In the Synod on the Eucharist in 2005, the bishops discussed how the reception of the Eucharist in war-torn areas transformed the people of God and gave them the impetus to seek peace: "Thanks to Eucharistic celebrations, peoples engaged in conflict have been able to gather around the word of God, hear his prophetic message of reconciliation through gratuitous forgiveness, and receive the grace of conversion which allows them to share in the same bread and cup." 10) Provides a focal point for our lives: If we really understood the profound nature of the Eucharist, we would begin to center our lives around Holy Communion. There is nothing more important that can happen in our lives. Not football games, or get-togethers or picnics. There is nothing more important than our weekly appointment to receive the medicine of the Doctor of souls, Jesus. All of these amazing effects and more can be yours this Sunday! Or better yet, try going to a daily Mass near you. But remember that your disposition when receiving the Eucharist can determine how open you are to the powerful effects. So, be reverent, focused and beg God to give you, through the power of the Eucharist, all the graces that you need in your life right now. Like a good Father, he will listen.
Fourth Sunday of Easter ~ May 8, 2022 Page 5
Father Chuck’s Homily: CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
Since the deacons are preaching this weekend, I will meet on Thursday,
thought I would share with you my First May 12th at 3:00pm in the
Communion homily: Family Center Meeting
Room. We welcome new
You know a long time ago, and in some places members! Come and see if
still, children didn’t always eat at the same table our group is something you
with their parents – they ate at a separate would like to join. Our
children’s table. When they were thought to be motto is Charity and Unity!
grown up enough then they would join the grown
ups at the big table. That’s sort of what we do
today – you are going to join the grown ups at We go together like
the table – at the altar – and are going to
receive Communion because we think you’re now Coffee & Donuts
grown up enough to understand what the
Eucharist is, that you know how to behave
properly at the table of the Lord, that you are
grown up enough to make the promises that
your parents made for when you were babies
your own promises, to realize that what we do
here is very special – that when we receive The Mother’s Day Spiritual Bouquet envelopes
Communion we receive not some thing but can be found at the corners of the Church.
some one very special. We receive Jesus and we Please put them in the collection or bring them
begin to share in his life in a very special way.
to the Parish Office. The envelopes will be placed
So today is a very special day – not just because
the family is together and you’re wearing a pretty on the Altar during May.
dress or a nice suit and you may have party and
presents. But because today you are a little
more grown up than you were yesterday, and you
stand with the rest of the grownups for the very
first time as a full member of the Church – not
just someone who comes to Church and prays
and watches, and that makes every day from
now on, not just this one day, a very special day,
because now you can receive Jesus just like the
grown-ups do.
Liturgical Ministers Schedule
May 14th – May 15th ~ Fifth Sunday of Easter
4:00pm 7:30am 9:30am 11:30am
Father/Deacons Father Father Father Father
Preaching
Cantors Linda Mundy Guitar Group Sue Wilson
Choir
Lectors Joe Young Marie Russo Donna Pointkouski Pat McDermott
Extraordinary Bonnie Campbell Celia Zink Jim Fitzpatrick Charlie McGinley
Ministers Joe Threston Jack Merget Nancy DeVece Need Someone
Page 6 Sacred Heart Church ~ Riverton, New Jersey
The heavenly vision given to John is to encourage us
Good Shepherd Hold Us! to persevere and to walk in the JOY of our salvation
no matter what is going on in our lives. As Jesus
went on to the magnificence of heavenly glory
through suffering, He leads us to the life-giving
fountain flowing from His side for sustenance, and
refreshment. We may not rejoice while being led off
to our martyrdom like the early Christians, but we
can still have the joy and contentment of knowing we
are in Jesus’ and the Father’s hands.
Challenges, trials and even persecutions will come
and go in our lives but we are walking through Jesus,
with Jesus and in Jesus. He will shepherd us and in
following our Good Shepherd, He will lead us to the
ultimate victory. Eternal Life! Let us keep our eyes
Spring is this wonderful time of the year when we and hearts on the prize, especially when our
celebrate New Life! The new life given to us in the challenges are overwhelming us.
Pascal Mystery. We are fortunate to live in a climate,
where most years the newness of spring coincides Fran Stinsman
with Easter. The trees begin to bud and spring
flowers pop their heads up through the ground. All of
this, the birds singing, the flowers blooming and the
warmer weather, sing out in a symphony, the gift of
the Lord to us through His Resurrection.
Even the Gospel and readings in this part of the
liturgical year are beautifully expressing life. Also,
this is the time we celebrate the Sacrament of
Confirmation and Holy Eucharist. Last week over
sixty of the adolescents of Sacred Heart Parish were
anointed as they were Confirmed in their faith. They
are now challenged to follow this faith and
authenticate it in their own lives. We pray that the
Sacred Mysteries of our faith come alive in each of
them.
Today, we celebrate Christ as our Good Shepherd.
We are told as true disciples of Jesus we are to know
A CAUSE FOR REJOICING!
His voice and follow Him. Unfortunately that does
not mean everything will always go smoothly. When Sacred Heart is very blessed that next Saturday,
we follow the Good Shepherd we are led to mountains children will celebrating their First Holy Communion
of glory with its joy, illumination, resurrection and during this holy Easter Season. Saturday, May 14th
singing. But we are also led to the valley of trials with at 10:00am. We do rejoice with all these children
suffering, burdens, pain and sorrow. God’s word and their families and welcome them to the Table of
calls us all to still sing! the Lord. May Jesus, our Risen Lord, bless and keep
Discipleship is a challenge to truly follow where the all these dear children close to his Sacred Heart.
Good Shepherd leads us. To truly follow the voice of
God in His Word. The early disciples followed the
Good Shepherd with joy, whether it be during times
of many conversions or times of great persecutions.
Fourth Sunday of Easter ~ May 8, 2022 Page 7
Celebration of First Communion
Sacred Heart Parish rejoices with these children
who will come to the Table of the Lord for the
first time during this Holy Easter Season
Arabella Bednarek Madison Keenan
Ryan Boyle Celine Keisler
Cole Brann Sebastian Lynch
Kylie Cassel Lucas Matlack
Alanna Coller Max Mazzoni
Francesca Della-Penna Myla McConnell
Bianca DiMedio Vaida Peterman
Vivian Fencl Elizabeth Quinn
Giuliana Ferroni **Anna Rafter
James Foster Scarlett Speers
Charlotte Grahl Charles Sperbeck
*Jocelyn Hadley Jaxson Spiker
Anna Heron Robert Thornton
Brayden Iannacone Lucas Tuscano
* Made her First Communion on May
1st
** Will make their First Communion
on June 5th
Page 8 Sacred Heart Church ~ Riverton, New Jersey
The Creed: Differences St. Damien de Veuster of Moloka’I | May 10
People may be familiar with leprosy from
There is a difference between the Nicene Creed and Biblical times, but not so much in the
the Apostles Creed. The Nicene creed says: “For our 1800s. However, St. Damien de Veuster of
Moloka’I’ (January 3, 1840 – April 15,
sake he was crucified under Pontius Pilate, he
1889) would eventually shed a light on the
suffered death and was buried, and rose again on the effects of this devastating disease and allow
third day in accordance with the Scriptures.” The people to see those afflicted with it with
Apostles Creed phrases it this way: “suffered under more compassion and love. Born Joseph
de Veuster in Tremelo, Belgium, he quit
Pontius Pilate, was crucified, died and was buried; he school at 13 so he could work on the
descended into hell; on the third day he rose again family farm. Feeling called for more,
from the dead; he ascended into heaven. . .”. however, he entered the Congregation of
the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary six
The question is often asked: Why did Jesus descend
years later, where he took the name of a
to Hell (or in some translations the dead)? Hell is for fourth-century physician and martyr. His
sinners and bad ones at that, so why did he do that? brother, a priest from the same
Part of the problem is how ideas change over time, congregation, fell ill and was unable to go
to his assigned location. Damien quickly
and part of it is translation. Remember when Adam volunteered in his place and found himself on the Hawaiian Islands
and Eve sinned they were expelled from Eden: “He in 1864. Two months after arriving, he was ordained a priest of
expelled the man, stationing the cherubim and the Honolulu and assigned to the Island of Hawaii. In 1873, he visited
the Hawaiian government’s leper colony on the island of Moloka’I,
fiery revolving sword east of the garden of Eden, to
where he petitioned to stay permanently to care for their physical,
guard the way to the tree of life. and the gates were medical, and spiritual needs. After years of working to improve
locked shut.” So, no one from then until the their location and those who lived there, he contracted Hansen’s
Crucifixion had entered Heaven. There was a place disease and died of its complications. St. Damien was canonized by
Pope Benedict XVI on October 11, 2009. © LPi
for the dead (though not Hell as we know it) – and
there seems to have been different places for the good
and bad (Lazarus and the rich man), but Heaven was
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Our Lady of Grace Statue is available to visit in your
home for a week at a time. She has been
known to bring peace and healing when
she visits. The Legion of Mary
representative will bring the statue to
your home and lead a brief prayer. Then
Legion of Mary (Mary Mother of Divine
Mercy group) will continue to pray for
your intentions and your family while the
statue remains in your home. To schedule a visit
SUMMER BASKETBALL CAMP please call Angel Sauro at 856-461-3873 (home)
o r 6 0 9 - 2 3 4 - 8 9 5 5 ( c e l l ) .
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Our Lady looks forward to visiting you.
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Grades: Students entering 2nd-9th Grades Catholic Charities News
(as of September 2022) Catholic Charities, Diocese of Trenton and
Dates: July 11th—14th or (in the event of Recycle-America have joined forces to provide a
new service. Now, some one will come to your
rain, camp will be moved indoors to Sacred
door to collect your clothing and shoes. All items
Heart Gym or rain date of July 15th.) will be donated to those in need in our local
Times: 2nd-5th: 8:30-10:30am community. Pickups in Burlington County
are made on Tuesdays. To schedule a pickup,
6th-9th: 9:30am-12:00pm please call 609-906-0004 or email
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Riverton, NJ
Price: $130 by June 1st
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Contact: Alyson Flanagan Blessed are mothers ~ who did without for us,
856-607-1004 they will be rewarded.
coachaly20@yahoo.com Blessed are mothers ~ who lost sleep when we
were sick, they will find rest.
Blessed are mothers ~ who taught us how to pray,
they will share in God’s kingdom.
Blessed are mothers ~ who comforted us, they
shall be comforted.
Blessed are mothers ~ who taught us right from
wrong, they will know justice.
A PRAYER FOR OUR MILITARY Blessed are mothers ~ who showed us the
Lord, hold our troops in Christian life by example, they shall be
strengthened.
your loving hands.
Blessed are mothers ~ who shared with us the
Protect them as they
meaning of peace, they shall know peace.
protect us. Bless them Blessed are mothers ~ who taught us the
and their families for the importance of loving God and each other, they shall
selfless acts they perform for us in our time of see God.
need. I ask this in the name of Jesus, our Lord
Happy Mother’s Day
and Savior… Amen.
Page 10 Sacred Heart Church ~ Riverton, New Jersey
Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ,
The Latin-rite Diocesan Bishops of the Ecclesiastical
Province of Newark met to consider the proposal to
permanently transfer the observance of the Solemnity
of the Ascension of the Lord Jesus from Thursday, of
HEART TO HEART MINISTRY the Sixth Week of Easter to the following Sunday.
After a lengthy discussion, the bishops decided to
SOCK DRIVE permanently transfer the observance of the
We will be collecting all types and sizes of Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord Jesus to
socks (new) for men, women and children the Seventh Sunday of Easer, effective the
(including athletes & sports types). current year. This Solemnity of the Ascension of the
Lord Jesus will be celebrated in all the Latin-rite
All socks will be donated to Sacred Heart Parish/ dioceses of New Jersey on Sunday, May 29, 2022,
School in Camden for distribution. Please drop replacing the liturgical celebration and readings of the
off socks in Church at St. Elizabeth Anne Seton’s Seventh Sunday of Easter. This will also include the
side altar. celebration of the Liturgy of Hours. Thursday, March
26, 2022 will be the Thursday of the Sixth week of
Thank you for your generosity! Easter (as well as the memorial of St. Philip Neri).
Sincerely yours in Christ,
The Holy Innocents Society
Most Reverend David M. O’Connell. C.M.
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