Sunday, March 10 - Fourth Sunday of Lent

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Mary

Phone:732-780-2666 Fax:732-780-0394

parishoffice@stmaryscoltsneck.org

Bishop of the Diocese of Trenton: Most Reverend David M. O’Connell, C. M.

Pastor: Reverend Fr. Jeffrey E. Lee

Pastor Emeritus: Reverend Fr. William J. Bausch

Parish Trustees: Annette Raynor & Roger Zurro

FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT - MARCH 10, 2024

Daylight Saving Time begins this Sunday, March 10, 2024 at 2:00 A.M. On Saturday night, clocks are set forward one hour (i.e., losing one hour) to “spring forward.” Please remember to set your clocks forward one hour on Saturday March 9 before going to bed.

Mass Intentions for:

Saturday, March 9, 2024 - Sunday, March 17, 2024

Saturday, March 9 - 4PM

Gisela Jakubowski *Barbara Saake

Lynn Gioacchini *The Gioacchini Family

Dorothy Fusco *Rorie and Jack Coppola

Sunday, March 10 - 8AM

Edward Klapot *Adele and Joe Velba

Carolyn Pulliam *Patricia Helmacy

May Fitzsimons *Hugh & Phyllis Murphy

10AM

Pro Populo

Joseph "Bud" Mcilvaine *Rev. Fr. Jeffrey E. Lee, Staff and Parishioners

Helen O'Doherty *John and Molly Aiello

12PM

Nancy Vida *Denise Adams

Robert Cassano *Linda Cassano and Family

Monday, March 11 - 9AM

Fr. William Bausch *Diane Carnevale

Ted Ziemienski *Molly and John Aiello

Tuesday, March 12 - 9AM

Edmondo Ray Binaco *Theresa Binaco

Wednesday, March 13 - 9AM

Nicholas Slattery *Jane Slattery

Nancy Vida *Denise Adams

Thursday, March 14 - 9AM

Steven Parkes *Parkes Family

Ted Ziemienski *Angela and Tom Kinlin

Friday, March 15 - 9AM

Bud McIlvaine *Richard and Maria Gerbino

Mrs. Luciano *Joyce Palmisano

Saturday, March 16 - 4PM

Frank Saake by Barbara Saake

Daniel P. McGarry, Jr. *The Farrow Family

Gloria McGrath *Rich Luzzi

Sunday, March 17 - 8AM

DeStefano/Albruno Families *Mr. and Mrs. Franceschetti

Angelina Maria Tomasetta *Jay and Joyce Flynn

Helen and John Sionas *Eileen and Michael Stivala, Jr.

10AM

Sergio Dos Santos and Emilia Clemente

*Dos Santos Family

Joaquin Duenas *Rita Duenas

William O'Doherty *Florence and Kevin Swan

12PM

Pro Populo

Isabel Amling *Bob Amling

Barbara Leach *The Cullen Family

Mass Intention Requests

Requests can be made in person by stopping at the parish office, or online HERE. The suggested stipend is $10.

Pleaseprayforthefollowingmembersofourparishcommunitywhoareill:

Jack Coppola

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Bill Donahue ~

Kaitlin Donahue Nagle

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Lori Lettieri

Lauren vinci

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Elizabeth DeStefano

~ TOM JACOBSON

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Dawn Reinhardt

Gloria Ziemienski ~ Jeff McBride ~

Owen Shoemaker ~

Ginny Hamlin

Gerard Thompson ~ Melissa Love ~

Fran Raleigh

Toaddorremoveafamilymemberfromthesicklistpleasee-mailONLY parishbulletin@stmaryscoltsneck.org Please,also,keepusupdatedonyourlovedone’shealth. Nameswillberemovedfromthelistafter3months.ThankyouforkeepingourParishinformed.

Consider donating the sanctuary lamp that burns in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament in the Church or Chapel in honor of a living or deceased loved one. One intention is accepted per week (SundaySaturday) for the Lamp. The suggested donation is $25. Request online HERE.

Lifelong Catechesis - Week of March 10 to March 16

READINGS FOR THE WEEK:

10 Sunday: 4th Sunday of Lent

2 Chr 36:14-16, 19-23/Eph 2:4-10/ Jn 3:14-21

11 Monday: Is 65:17-21/Jn 4:43-54

12 Tuesday: Ez 47:1-9, 12/Jn 5:1-16

13 Wednesday: Is 49:8-15/Jn 5:17-30

14 Thursday: Ex 32:7-14/Jn 5:31-47

15 Friday: Wis 2:1a, 12-22/Jn 7:1-2, 10, 25-30

16 Saturday: Jer 11:18-20/Jn 7:40-53

Almighty and eternal God, those who take refuge in you will be glad and forever will shout for joy. Protect these soldiers as they discharge their duties. Protect them with the shield of your strength and keep them safe from all evil and harm. May the power of your love enable them to return home in safety, that with all who love them, they may ever praise you for your loving care. We ask this through Christ our Lord.

Pray for Military & First Responders

AMT Colton Boag, USCG

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LCpl Devon Francis Chrzan, USMC

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Col. John Anthony Coppola, US Army

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TSgt Stephen Witherow, USAF

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LCpl Edward Zarzecki, USMC

FOR DEEPER REFLECTION:

Question for Children: Who is one person in your life who supports your faith and helps it to grow?

Question for Youth: The Gospel speaks of following God as coming toward the light. How can you move towards the light in your own life? What is the darkness that needs Jesus’ healing in your life?

Question for Adults: When is it difficult for you to believe? What particular line in this reading helps your faith?

Lt. Col. Douglas Coppola, US Army

Lt. Mary Herman, USN ~

SN Christian Houlihan, USN

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LT. Jason Joseph Howe, USN ~

SPC Michael John Mento, US Army

LTJG Matthew Motola, USN

LCpl Bradley O’Ree, USMC ~

SPC Nicholas Poskonka, US Army

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Captain Richard Savo, US Army

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1st Lt. Adam Sjoholm, US Army

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Captain Ryan Tanguay, US Army

Are you curious or thinking of becoming Catholic?

We are here and ready to share the richness of our faith with you. If you’ve been looking everywhere for answers, and still haven’t found them, we invite you to find out what the Catholic Church offers. RCIA is a comprehensive process, in which the Church supports & encourages spiritual journeys of:

• those who are unbaptized and seeking to become Catholic.

• those who are baptized, Catholic or in another Christian denomination, who wish to complete their Sacraments of Initiation (First Eucharist and Confirmation).

Please, contact Rose Farrow, Coordinator of Faith Formation at YouthRE@stmaryscoltsneck.org

Reminder, Office Hours are 2:00 PM to 7:30 PM every Tuesday and 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM every Monday, Wednesday, & Thursday. NO Friday’s or Saturday’s. Also, one Sunday a month from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. This month is Sunday, April 7.

Worship & Music

Andrew J. Macirowski - Pastoral Coordinator for Worship & Music / Principal Organist

Worship@stmaryscoltsneck.org Music@stmaryscoltsneck.org

The entrance antiphon is one of the proper's of the Mass, that is the text that changes each day in accord with the liturgical calendar, and in the hierarchy of the liturgy, one of the parts that should be sung each day.

The 4th Sunday of Lent, also known as Laetare Sunday gets its name from the first few words of the Entrance Antiphon for the day.

The full translated text reads: Rejoice, Jerusalem, and all who love her.

Be joyful, all who were in mourning; exult and be satisfied at her consoling breast.

The readings for the day take a more hopeful turn as we are now 21 days from the celebration of Easter. In Year A, the Gospel of Jesus curing the man born blind is proclaimed. In Year B, the famous John 3:16, “For God so loved the world that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him might not perish but might have eternal life. In Year C, the story of the prodigal son is heard.

Some differences from the rest of the Lenten season:

The clergy wear Rose-colored vestments, not unlike Gaudete Sunday, the day of rejoicing during the Advent season. The organ may be used as a solo instrument, a departure from its otherwise restricted use during the season of Lent. Flowers may be temporarily used in church decorations. The sense of being able to rejoice with the hope of the resurrection can be reassuring for some and the Church gives us this day for that reason. With the 5th Sunday of Lent, a more somber tone returns as we enter passiontide, Palm Sunday with the commemoration of the Lord’s entry into Jerusalem, the Last Supper and the crucifixion, followed by Holy Week and the Sacred Paschal Triduum.

Elizabeth and Zechariah, Parents, First Century

Our knowledge of Elizabeth and her husband, Zechariah, comes to us from the first chapter of St. Luke’s Gospel. Elizabeth and Zechariah, righteous people according to Luke, had prayed to God that they might be blessed with a child. Since Elizabeth was well past childbearing age, they might have given up hope that their prayers would ever be answered.

Zechariah was a priest in his community and at a time when he was serving in his priestly duties, the angel, Gabriel, appeared to him and told him that his prayer had been heard. The angel said, “Your wife Elizabeth will bear you a son, and you shall name him John. And you will have joy and gladness, and many will rejoice at his birth, for he will be great in the sight of the Lord.” [Lk 1:13-15]

When Elizabeth was in her sixth month, the angel Gabriel was sent by God to Mary to announce – Read More HERE.

Zechariah said to the angel, “How shall I know this? For I am an old man, and my wife is advanced in years.” [Lk 1:18] Since he doubted Gabriel’s words, the angel told him he would be speechless until the baby was born.

Saturday, 16 4PM

Sunday, 17 8AM

Sunday, 17 10AM

March 10, 2024

Ministry Schedule: Fifth Sunday of Lent

March 16 & 17

Altar Server Cantor Reader 1 Reader 2 EMHC/Ashes

OH - Elvira Dapul, MD

Sunday, 17 12PM

2 SERVERS NEEDED

Marybeth Jacobson Charles Young Kathy Maher

Alexander Lennon & Sophia Lennon Carly York

Joseph Barasky & George Barasky Carly York

Annette Raynor Paul Tonacci

TH - Irene Weller

TH - Monica Barr

ALT - Susan Murphy

OH - Joseph Flanagan

TH - Gina Shute

TH - Mary Aiello

ALT - Justine Buzzetta

OH - Winifred O’Doherty

TH - Gregory Calderaro

Steve Rumsby Barabara Schaflin

1 SERVER NEEDED CHOIR Richard Gerbino Carl Simone

Liturgy of the Word Dismissal

Ages 4-12, leave the Sunday assembly during the Liturgy of the Word (readings) and gather in a separate environment to engage in the Liturgy of the Word at a level more appropriate to the children’s understanding.

Every Sunday at the 10:00AM mass.

Become more involved at The Parish of Saint Mary! Pleaseconsider becominganAltarServer You can contact Andrew Macirowski at worship@stmaryscoltsneck.org to let us know you are interested!

TH - Sue Fitzpatrick

ALT - Carol Donahue

LWD - NEEDED

OH - Patricia Gesner

TH - Emily Santangelo

TH - NEEDED

ALT - Lee Gesner

“The makes it very clear that this variety of offices and roles is desirable and should be maintained. In fact it goes so far as to state: …’all, therefore, whether they are ordained ministers or Christian faithful, in fulfilling their offices or their duty, should carry out solely but completely that which pertains to them.’-There is a wide variety of services to be performed, and it is desirable that different individuals exercise those services so that the talents and gifts God has placed within the Christian community are fully utilized (USCCB).

Faith Formation

Julia Cullen - Pastoral Coordinator of Faith Formation / Religion Education

RE CALENDAR:

i = Intergenerational Grades 1-6

S = Service Project Grades 7 & 8

10,11 March, 2024

Confirmation Prep Class

17 March, 2024

i Lenten Penance & Reconciliation Service

3 PM chapel-Mandatory for 7&8 grade CP

Grades 1-8 sign in upon arrival in narthex

24 March, 2024

i Palm Sunday Palm Weaving 11:00 AM MH, followed by 12 PM Mass.

Sign up HERE

28 March, 2024

i Holy Thursday

Mass of the Lord’s Supper 7:00 PM church

29 March, 2024

i Good Friday

Passion of the Lord 12 PM church Outdoor Stations of the Cross 3:00 PM

30 March, 2024

Morning Prayer & Blessing of Food Chapel, 9:00 AM

i Easter Vigil, Church, 7:00 PM

7 April 2024

i Annual Easter Egg Hunt

Beginning at 12 PM mass, following in MH

For our Palm Sunday INTERGENERATIONAL

We will be palm weaving March 24 at 11:00 AM in Madonna Hall, and then we will proceed together to the 12:00 PM Mass. We will meet in Madonna Hall where you will receive your materials and palm weaving instructions!

ReligiousEd@stmaryscoltsneck.org

732-780-2666 X 309

As we prepare for the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation that will be celebrated on 17 March 2024 at 3:00PM in the chapel, begin with an Examination of Conscious for RE families to watch together as a family to prepare for this sacrament. Click the underlined title to view. Please be advised that summer RE re-registration/registration closes on 31 March 2024. Fall RE re-registration/ registration opens on 1 April 2024 at 12:30PM. The link will be in the banner on the website homepage. It is first come first serve for active parishioners in good standing with the parish.

Grades 1-6!!! Join us in singing at Stations of the Cross Friday, March 29, 2024.

Rehearsals will be Saturdays, March 16 & March23 from 3:00PM to 3:45PM. Please email Dr. York at CarlyMYork@gmail.com before 12:00PM on March 15 toregister.

To RSVP, click HERE.

Easter Egg Hunt Sign Up!!

Volunteers needed-April 7, 2024 at 11:00 AM before the 12:00 PM Mass to help set-up, run the event and clean up for the Easter Egg Hunt. Your help is greatly appreciated and necessary for this exciting event to commence each year. RSVP to attend the event HERE!

To sign up as a volunteer, click HERE.

PREPARATION

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED to stuff Easter Eggs! Service hours will be awarded. Parents are encouraged to volunteer. Flexible days and times available. Sign-up HERE!!!

“In the beginning I was trying to go it alone. I was reading the Bible by myself, and even though it s a very strong time and emotional time to sit and read the Bible, I learned that you can’t go it alone. You need community. To be part of the Catholic Church is that bigger part that was missing.” – Kyle

Being a Catholic means being part of a spiritual family. Often, it can be your flesh-and-blood family, or it can be a close friend who invites you to “come and see.” As you enter the Church, the parish community and the RCIA Program will walk with you on your journey of faith.

Please prayerfully support… Tanner Grigoli, Ryder Grigoli, Kimberly and Christopher Cascone as they prepare for the reception of Sacraments for full initiation into the Catholic Church. If you or someone else you know is interested in becoming Catholic or completing their Sacraments of initiation, please contact us at (732)780-2666.

Rose

- Coordinator of Faith Formation / Youth & Adult Catechesis

Lenten Confessions, Holy Hours & Stations of the Cross

Lenten Holy Hours - St. Catharine

March 13 - 7:00PM

Stations of the Cross, St. Catharine

March 22 - 7:30PM

Living Stations - March 22

CRS RICE BOWLS

LENT IS HERE!

Join During this holy time, we are called to pause and pay closer attention to our relationship with God and our neighbors. Reflect on how the Lenten pillars of prayer, fasting and almsgiving can guide your journey and how the Eucharist helps us to live in solidarity with our sisters and brothers around the world.

DONATE HERE

And visit crsricebowl.org to learn more and read this week’s Story of Hope.

Confessions

Sun., March 10, 2:30PM - 4:00PM - St. Benedict

Sunday, March 17, 3:00PM - St. Mary

Thursday, March 21, 7:00PM - St. Catharine

Wednesday, March 27, 7:00PM – St. Gabriel

“In peace, let us pray to the Lord: Lord, have mercy. That God would draw us into His light, exposing wherever we, like His people of old, have thought, spoken and acted against Him; and that in repentance we might look to His Son lifted up on the cross and be saved from His righteous wrath, let us pray to the Lord: Lord, have mercy.

For the missionaries of our Church as they go to the ends of the earth with the Gospel, that many may hear of God’s love in Christ Jesus and be saved through faith in Him, let us pray to the Lord: Lord, have mercy. Hear us, heavenly Father, for the sake of Christ Jesus, our Lord, who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and forever. Amen”

(LCMS Document Library).

Lenten Regulations - Guidelines of the Universal Church

The Catholic Church in the United States requires of us as baptized Catholics to observe the following: Thedaysoffast(onlyonefullmealperday)andabstinence(nomeat)areAsh Wednesday(February14)andGoodFriday(March29). AllotherFridaysofLent(February16 throughMarch22)aredaysofabstinence(nomeat).

Fast consume only one full meal. Water may be taken throughout the day

Abstinence– consume no meat; this obligation prohibits the eating of meat but not eggs, milk products or condiments of any kind, even though made from animal fat.

Baptized Catholics between the ages of 18 and 59 are obliged to fast and those from the age of 14 are also obliged to abstain

Those who are automatically dispensed from fast and abstinence regulations outside the age limits noted above include: the physically or mentally ill, especially individuals suffering from chronic illnesses such as diabetes. Also included in the dispensation are women who are pregnant or nursing. In all cases, common sense should prevail and ill persons should not further jeopardize their health by fasting.

Allareencouragedtoembracethesepracticesaspartofourspiritualjourney.

Quo vadis for March 10. . .

My Dear Parishioners:

Today we celebrate The Fourth Sunday of Lent known as “Laetare Sunday”. The contradiction in the paschal mystery is that what we abhor the cross becomes the instrument of redemption. God saves Israelites from death but in the paschal mystery we must embrace death for the only way to eternal life is by dying to ourselves, by allowing ourselves to be lifted up like Christ. Our good works (reaching out to others, doing our daily tasks with love and care, acting justly and charitably, etc.), then, our wayof being“liftedup.” Thisishowweare crucified, so that we might live.

This weekend 9/10 March we will turn our clocks ahead one hour. Be mindful of this when choosing when to come to mass Sunday morning. It is always an adjustment in the morning but a welcome return to more daylight in the afternoon and early evening hours. Since Holy Week is so early this year we are able to schedule Holy Thursday and the Solemn Easter Vigil At 7:00pm for the convenience of all.

During the Season of Lent, Mass is celebrated daily in the Chapel. Come and receive Holy Communion more frequently so that the special grace of the sacrament will accompany you throughout each day. Next weekend is our Parish Lenten Confessions. We have a full complement of Priest Confessors to provide for your needs. Consult the bulletin for further details. Please plan to participate! We continue our preparation for Holy Week, The Triduum and

Easter Sunday. We ask for your kindness and cooperation in assisting us with preparing and celebrating these ancient rites in our church. Our Easter packet has been prepared and mailed to all of our registered parishioners. You should receive it within the coming week or so. If you have not received it by 18 March, please contact the parish office.

There will be workers on campus to replace various components of our safety alarms. This system monitors smoke/fire and pressure for the fire suppression system. The control panel is less than twenty years old; however, the regular power outages and surges we experience are not good for these systems. All part of life in 07722. Please be patient with us as we undertake this important work.

Many thanks to all those parishioner families who have made a pledge/gift to the 2024 Annual Catholic Appeal. I was encouraged by the number of parishioners who have spoken with me these past few weeks about participating. It is an important initiative for our diocese and in support of His Excellency, the Most Reverend Bishop of Trenton.

These final weeks of the Lenten Season continue to be a special time of grace for you and your family. Let us continue to welcome those who join us as our community gathers for these most sacred rites. Let us remember one another in prayer. Have a great week.

Happy Sunday. Peace.

Father Jeff.

Sharing

Our Treasure March 3, 2024 –Third Sunday of Lent

Thisweekend$2,500goestowardourCatholicRelief Servicesappeal.Pleasebegenerous.Thankyou.

"Jesus replied, "The first is this: Hear, O Israel! The Lord our God is Lord alone! You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind , and with all your strength." Mk 12:29-30

Parking headin on the grass

It is so wonderful that we are blessed with many parishioner families & visitors to our parish during this sacred season. Please be reminded that all staff, ministry volunteers & choir members should park head-in on the grass around the parish campus. Visitors are invited to do the same for additional parking especially during Palm Sunday and/or Easter day Masses. Please see page 8 for Mass times.

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The 2024 Annual Catholic Appeal launched February 24 and 25 throughout the Diocese of Trenton

Each year the Bishop seeks the support of all the members of the diocese to further the work of our ministries. Each of us has a vital part in all we do in Christ’s name, and each of us can share in all we do with a gift to the Annual Catholic Appeal. Our single Act of Faith propels the works of love that build up our Church. You make that happen with a generous gift to the ACA. This year St. Mary Parish share of the goal remains at $75,000. As the people of the Diocese of Trenton, you have an opportunity to help others see Christ working in our midst. Please take a moment and truly reflect on any help you can give. We truly need everyone to participate. Pledge cards will be available at all masses next weekend. You can also make a gift online at https:// dioceseoftrenton.org/catholicappeal

Thank you for your support, and may God continue to bless you and your family.

Spring Clean Up

Saturday April 6, 2024, 9 AM to 1 PM

Get your rakes and gloves ready….

A Martha Mary Guild "Make-up Meeting"

Wednesday, March 13

The snow storm in January caused the cancellation of a very informative meeting, with special guest, Monmouth County Surrogate Judge, Maureen T. Raisch. To quote her: "My primary goal is to help you, especially when you are grieving the loss of a loved one."

We don't like to think about that part of our lives, butit is a reality and it's very important to know how to handle the practical aspects. The Surrogate's Court is a court of limited jurisdiction that handles matters dealing with Probate, Administration of Estates, Guardianship and Adoption, as well as overseeing assets of minors under its jurisdiction for Monmouth County residents. As a member of the Court, Ms. Raisch is well qualified to answer pertinent questions you may have. All women of the parish and our Cohorts are cordially invited to attend this meeting on March 13. Come to the former chapel in the Spiritual Center at 11:30AM for the praying of therosary,followed by BYOL (Bring Your Own Lunch), with refreshments suppliedby the Guild. The program will begin around 12:30PM.

Get together with friends, family and fellow parishioners to help clean-up the fallen leaves, branches and debris deposited on the parish grounds from the winter months.

Volunteer HERE

For more info email, TemporalAdmin@stmaryscoltsneck.org

To celebrate the Eucharistic Revival, and to kick off year 3 of this very important movement that begins this summer '24, the Parish of Saint Mary will be gifting each family a copy of Bishop Robert Barron's book ‘This is My Body’ on Pentecost. Pentecost, this year on May 19, 2024, commemorates the descent of the Holy Spirit on the Apostles and other followers of Jesus Christ. Pentecost is celebrated on the seventh Sunday after Easter which is also fifty days after Easter.

About the book: “In this brief but illuminating text, Bishop Barron offers a threefold analysis of the Eucharist as sacred meal, sacrifice, and Real Presence, helping readers to understand the sacrament of Jesus’ Body and Blood more thoroughly so that they might fall in love with him more completely”– Read the rest of the description HERE

Your Life and the World Will Never Be the Same

This summer, May 17 - July 16 join the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage. Local communities are gathering tinder in response to God’s invitation for renewal, calling on the Holy Spirit to bring the flame.

In keeping with this vision, the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage will accompany Jesus from city to city, lighting hearts on fire along the way. Then, at the National Eucharistic Congress in July 2024, all these flames will blaze together.

Use this interactive map to explore each of the four unique routes of the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage. Then register to attend the events happening near you! Read more HERE.

To find more information about the movement, click HERE.

SUPPORT GROUP FOR ANYONE SEPARATED OR DIVORCED

IT’S NOT TOO LATE TO JOIN US!

REGISTRATION STAYS OPEN UNTIL MARCH 28th, 2024!!

We have many offerings for anyone experiencing the pain and hurt of losing a marriage relationship. It doesn’t matter if you are contemplating divorce, newly separated, going through the divorce process, recently divorced or divorced many years. You could have been married 4 years or 40 years, it doesn’t matter, this program has help for everyone that attends!

We are currently offering a 12-Week Program

Beginning Thursday, March 7, 2024

YOU CAN REGISTER UNTIL MARCH 28th, 2024

From 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm

St. Leo The Great, Parish Center Meeting Room

Located at 50 Hurleys Lane, Lincroft, NJ

To register or to have one of the Facilitators give you a call to find out more information, please email: healingheartsfromdivorce@gmail.com. For more information to help you decide if this program is right for you, please visit: https://www.mylifechangecoach.com/divorceministry