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NEW DEACONS FOR OLP

Masses of the Week
Deacons existed in the early Church to provide
th
Saturday, May 7 service to the community and to assist bishops, who
8:30 a.m. Weekly Memorial Mass relied on them to communicate with their growing
5:00 p.m. For the intentions of the Mothers and congregations. The diaconate fell into disuse as a
Women of the parish separate vocation over the centuries and became a
step in the progression to priesthood. However, it
Sunday, May 8th
was revived as a result of the Second Vatican
Third Sunday of Easter Council because the council foresaw the value that
7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. the deacons’ status as members of the clergy,
Today’s Masses will be celebrated for the intentions working primarily in the lay world, can provide as a
of the Mothers and Women of the parish. unique link for communication and understanding.
Monday, May 9th The three primary areas where deacons are to
7:00 a.m. For the People of the Parish and all provide service are the Liturgy, the Word, and
their intentions through acts of Charity.
12:10 p.m. Beverly McEnroe, req. her family On May 21, two men from Our Lady of Peace will
th be ordained Deacons by Archbishop Myers at the
Tuesday, May 10
7:00 a.m. Robert Nicholais, req. Paul and Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart in Newark.
Michele Both Charlie Boucher and Ken DiPaola have been
12:10 p.m. Catherine E. Donohue, req. Fr. Bill members of Our Lady of Peace for more than 25
Mahon years and have been active in several ministries.
Wednesday, May 11th Each went through an extensive screening process
7:00 a.m. Marion Clancy, req. Matthew and and a five-year training program, similar to a degree
Patricia Starr in theology, to prepare them for the diaconate. At
12:10 p.m. Mary Ryan, req. Joe McEnroe and ordination, they will receive the sacrament of Holy
family Orders enabling them to minister at Baptisms and
Weddings, assist priests at the celebration of the
Thursday, May 12th
Mass, proclaim the Gospel, preach, preside at
7:00 a.m. Maria Rizzi, req. Patricia and Jim
Robertson funerals, and perform other non-sacramental duties.
12:10 p.m. Billie Kirchner, req. the family Our Lady of Peace has not had a Deacon for many
years and is grateful to have two deacons. We look
Friday, May 13th
forward to their service.
7:00 a.m. Nicholas J. Grycock, req. The Lystash

12:10 p.m.
Family
Alois Dill, req. his wife Terry Scriptural Readings
Saturday, May 14th for the Week of May 8th
8:30 a.m. Weekly Memorial Mass
Third Sunday of Easter
5:00 p.m. Frank and Virginia Orrei, req. The
Acts 2:14, 22-33; 1 Pt 1:17-21; Lk 24:13-35
DiSturco Family
Monday
Sunday, May 15th Acts 6:8-15; Jn 6:22-29
Fourth Sunday after Easter Tuesday
7:30 a.m. Sherrie DeAlverez Murphy, req. her Acts 7:51-8:1a; Jn 6:30-35
family Wednesday
9:00 a.m. Dolores Loder-White, req. The Acts 8:1b-8; Jn 6:35-40
Connolly Family Thursday
10:30 a.m. Vincent Cerrato, req. The Fezza Acts 8:26-40; Jn 6:44-51
Family Friday
12:00 p.m. Anthony Fezza, req. The Contardo Acts 9:1-20; Jn 6:52-59
Family Saturday
Acts 1:15-17, 20-26; Jn 15:9-17
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Calendar of Parish Activities Relatives and Friends

The Week of May 8, 2011 Who Need Our Prayers
Sunday, May 8th Please pray especially for the following people
Mother’s Day Plant Sale who have recently been added to our prayer list:
7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. - Church parking Lot Joanne Madonna Morse, Marge Margiotta, Jeff
First Eucharist will be received at the Cotugno, Charles DiLemme, James Verducci,
10:30 a.m. Mass today Marion Pencinger, Jason C., Sr. Mary LaReina
10:00 a.m. R.C.I.A., Parish Library Kelly, Brigida Espinal, Annette Fiorilli, Marian
Monday, May 9 th Coleman, Pam Stewart, Julia Redling, Anthony
7:30 p.m. The Rosary followed by the Gheselli, Maryann Hughes, Tom Hoban and eight
Novena, church special intentions.
7:30 p.m. Cub Scout Committee Meeting, Let us also pray for the men and women who are
rectory, Counting RM serving in our military in particular those who are
from our parish:
Tuesday, May 10th
7:00 p.m. A Quick Journey through the Bible o PFC. Joseph Robert Pecca - Korea
Series, PH o 2LT. Kyle R. Lee, Army - Iraq
7:30 p.m. A of OLP May Crowning, church o 2LT. Charlie Law, Army - Iraq
o CPL. Gerald Squirlock Jr., Army – Afghanistan
Wednesday, May 11th o Lance CPL. Christopher Sodano, Marines -
6:40 p.m. A of OLP Cub Scout Den Afghanistan
Meeting, CAF
Also, please remember our dearly departed relatives
Thursday, May 12th and friends who have passed away recently especially
1:00 – 2:00 p.m. Holy Hour of Reparation to the Raymond Vacca
Sacred Heart of Jesus, Church May they rest in peace.
3:00 – 4:45 p.m. A of OLP 7th Grade Girl Scouts,
rectory basement Please remember that there is a special intention
7:00 – 8:30 p.m. A of OLP Bear Den Meeting, CAF book located in the Baptistery of the church. Your
7:30 p.m. Baptism Conference, PH intention can be written in it and prayed for during
the Masses that are said at Our Lady of Peace.
Friday, May 13th
No scheduled parish activities
Saturday, May 14th
Mass and Anointing of the
9:00 a.m. – 12 noon Clothing Collection for Market Sick and Elderly
Street Mission, CAF
11:00 a.m. Mass and Anointing of the Sick There will be a special Mass and the
and Elderly, church – followed by Sacrament of Anointing for the Sick and
a reception PH/K Elderly on Saturday, May 14, 2011 at 11:00
5:00 – 7:00 p.m. Cub Scout Pack Meeting, CAF a.m. The sacrament is the means by which Christ
Second Collection during the 5:00 p.m. Mass gives comfort and strength to the soul and
for Communicating God’s Word sometimes to the body. This Mass will be a
Sunday, May 15th wonderful opportunity to ask the Lord for His
Second Collection during each Sunday Mass strength, His healing and His grace.
for Communicating God’s Word Following the Mass, light refreshments will
be served in the Parish Hall. All are encouraged
High School Youth Group
to take advantage of this opportunity to visit with
Trip to Great Adventure
those who attended the Mass.
9:00 a.m. Family Liturgy, church
10:00 – 11:45 a.m. Rel. Ed Family Based Wrap Up If you need transportation to church for this
Meeting, PH special Mass, please contact Joanne at the Rectory
10:00 a.m. R.C.I.A., Parish Library (908-464-7600).
2:00 p.m. Baptisms, church
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From The
Catechetical Office
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION REGISTRATION
The Catechetical Office is located in the Rectory
Office Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. daily.
Other hours by appointment
908-464-8156
olpcatoff@aol.com
Registration for fall sessions is now in progress.
Register before June 15
Registration forms and Parent Handbooks are on the
tables in the back of the church and in the slots by the
rectory reception desk.
All Catholic children attending public schools should
attend religious education classes so that they may be
well grounded in our faith and be prepared for the
sacraments. You may either mail your completed
forms to the Catechetical Office or drop them off at our
Office located in the rectory. When you register before
June 15, you qualify for the “early bird” tuition rate.
First Grade
Don’t delay registering your young one. Our First
Reconciliation and Eucharist preparation begins in
grade one. Children generally receive First
Reconciliation in the second grade and First
Communion in the third grade after they have
experienced full preparation during those three years.
Kindergarten Sessions
Our Lady of Peace parish also offers religious
education for kindergarten aged children at a reduced
fee. Kindergarten classes are not ‘required’ but parents
often want their children to begin classes at this age.
Please call the Catechetical Office at 908-464-8156 for
information.
BECOMING A CATECHIST
Have you thought about sharing your love of our
Catholic faith with the children of our parish?
Catechists are needed for the following grades:
Thursdays, 3:30 – 4:15 p.m.: Grade 3 or 5
Wednesdays, 7:15 – 8:30 p.m.: Grade 8
We provide training and the materials you will need.
Call Carol Skrocki, Pastoral Associate for Catechetics
at 908-464-8156. It’s a great way to learn more about
your faith as you share with the children. Baby sitting
service is offered for younger children of catechists.
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The Academy
of Our Lady
of Peace News
Academy of OLP Students
Accepted at Union County
Magnet High Schools
Five eighth-grade students at The Academy of
Our Lady of Peace have been accepted to the
prestigious Union County Vocational Technical
School (“UCVTS”) high school program.
The so-called “Magnet School” system is actually
comprised of five schools that are part of the
UCVTS campus in Scotch Plains. The schools are
highly competitive and offer admission only to a
select number of exemplary students. All five
students from the Academy that applied to the
Magnet Schools were accepted; a tremendous
achievement for these students. In fact, for the third
year in a row, Academy students have enjoyed a
100% acceptance rate at the Magnet Schools. The
students that were offered acceptance this year
include: Kelly Donahue, Kara Schwerdt and Dana
Tokarzewski at The Academy for Allied Health
Sciences - offering a comprehensive program
designed to prepare the doctors, nurses, medical
technicians and health care managers of tomorrow;
and Michael Nitzsche at The Magnet High School -
one of the region’s most competitive and specialized
programs in engineering, math, science and
technology.
Gaining acceptance to the schools of their choice
and earning over $130,000 in scholarships, these
students along with the rest of their eighth grade
class, have demonstrated dedication and exceptional
talent. They look forward to the opportunities and
challenges that the next phase of their education will
afford them. Congratulations to all.
The Academy of Our Lady of Peace is a private
Catholic School with students in grades Pre-K3
through Grade 8. It offers a challenging academic
curriculum and many enrichment activities within a
religious atmosphere, The Academy of Our Lady of
Peace strives to inspire and prepare each student to
achieve their personal best. For more information,
please visit www.TheAcademyOLP.org or call the
school office at (908) 464-8657.
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Honor Our Lady
Pray for Peace
Rosary Shrine Pilgrimage
Sunday, May 8th at 3:00 p.m.
Celebrating the 90th Anniversary of The Annual
Mary Rosary Pilgrimage honoring Mary the Mother
of God will be held on Sunday, May 8th at 3:00 p.m.
at the Rosary Shrine on Springfield Ave. Summit.
Included in the Holy Hour will be the recitation of
the Rosary, procession, May Crowning, sermon and
Benediction.
For more information please contact the Rosary
Shrine – Monastery of Our Lady of the Rosary
543 Springfield Ave. Summit, NJ at 908-273-1228
or www.nunsopsummit.org
Cooking for Our Priests
Because the rectory no longer employs a cook,
Father Bill is asking parishioners to help by cooking
meals for Fr.'s Bill, Charlie and Philip on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday of each week. If you would
like to help, you may start the registration process at
https://www.lotsahelpinghands.com/c/639968/
by entering your email address under “Interested in
becoming a member of this community?” Once you
are registered, you may sign up for dates to cook. If
you do not have access to a computer and would like
to contribute, please call Sue Janazzo at 908 464-
3896.
Lotsa Helping Hands™ is an easy-to-use,
private group calendar, specifically designed for
organizing helpers. On your scheduled date, we ask
that you deliver a well-balanced, nutritious meal for
three (people not armies) to the rectory office by
5:00 p.m. No desserts please. Thank you.
Senior Health Fair
There will be free Medical Screenings for seniors
on Wednesday, May 11th from 8:00 – 11:00 a.m. at
the New Providence Senior Center at 15 East 4th
Street. A variety of health screenings will be
available. Please note: a Blood Chemistry Screening
is also available and requires that you are a resident
of New Providence, age 62 or older and that you
pre-register at the NP Senior Center through May
9th. This blood test also requires a 12 hour fast. For
more details, please call the NP Health Nurse at 908-
464-7308 or the NP Senior Center at 908-665-0046.
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Annual Country Fair
May 18th, 19th, 20th & 21st
Ride Tickets Now on Sale
Country Fair Rides are now on sale at the
Rectory Office. A sheet of 30 tickets costs $20.
This is the best price of the season. (Once the
Country Fair opens, the best price when
purchasing in bulk will be $1.00 each).















Please Return Your
50/50 Raffle Tickets
We want to thank those who have already
purchased and returned Country Fair 50/50 Raffle
Tickets. If you are planning to buy your tickets,
please return them as soon as possible to the
rectory office.
50/50 Raffle Tickets can be purchased at the
rectory office before the Fair opens then at the
Raffle Tickets booth on the Fair grounds once the
Fair begins!
Bakers Needed!
Volunteers are needed to bake cupcakes,
cookies, brownies, pies, cakes or your own
specialty treats during our Country Fair. Please
label what your baked item is and if it contains
nuts. You can bring your baked items directly to
the gym during the Fair. Thank you in advance for
your efforts and creativity!
Food Pantry Items of the Week
Our supplies of jarred and canned pasta
sauces and paper towels are very low. Your
donations to our Food Pantry are truly appreciated.
Thank you very much!
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New OLP
Flagpole
Garden
Hello fellow parishioners,
My name is Joe Kelly. I am a member of
Our Lady of Peace Church, and I am a Boy Scout in
Troop 1 New Providence. Currently, I am working
on an Eagle Scout project for Our Lady of Peace
Church. I have designed a garden around the
flagpole in the shape of a cross, and the flowers will
be red, white, and blue for the colors of the flag with
boxwoods as an outline. Our Lady of Peace Church
has many beautiful gardens. Working with the
advice of OLP’s Gardening Angels, this flagpole
garden will be a showcase for the American Flag. In
order to break ground and to complete this project,
we need donations. We welcome donations of any
amount of cash or checks. Checks can be made out
to Our Lady of Peace Church, and in the memo
section put “flagpole garden.” Another option is to
sponsor a quadrant. The garden is divided into four
quadrants. If you sponsor a quadrant you will be
able to dedicate it to any person, family, or event.
Each quadrant will cost $250, and the plaques for
dedication will be provided. Physical help may also
be needed during construction. Scouts in uniform
will be available after all masses on May 21 and
May 22 to accept donations. All donations big or
small are appreciated. Thank you for your time and
consideration.
If you have questions, contact me at: (908)508-
0993 or Dkelly46@comcast.net
Marriage Anniversary Masses
The Archdiocese will celebrate anniversary
Masses commemorating special years for couples.
On June 5, 2011 couples celebrating 50 years of
marriage or more are invited to the Cathedral at 3:00
p.m. for Mass with the Archbishop (the registration
deadline is Friday, May 27th). On June 12, 2011,
couples celebrating 25 years and 5 years of marriage
are invited to the Cathedral for Mass with the
Archbishop at 3:00 p.m. (the registration deadline is
Friday, June 3rd).
Please contact Joanne at the rectory office to
register.
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News from
The Parish Library
You are encouraged to visit and enjoy your
library. Soon we will be updating the Library
Catalog, a listing of over 1300 books and cassettes
that are waiting to be borrowed. When you visit
please complete a survey and/or leave a comment in
the sign-in book. Below is review of one of the
many books available.
John Paul the Great authored by Peggy Noonan
was a wonderful story. I could not put the book
down. She is an engaging writer and at times I was
quite moved at what she wrote. I would recommend
that others go to the church library and borrow this
book. Review by Arlene
This book can be found in Category # 18 - Popes
/ Papal Writings
The library, located in the rectory basement, is
open when the rectory is open.
Annulment Information Evening
An Annulment Information Evening is scheduled
for Wednesday, May 11, 2011. A Canon lawyer
from the Archdiocese of Newark will discuss the
most recent theology, guidelines and requirements
for obtaining a Church annulment. The information
will be presented in terms that all can understand. A
question and answer period will conclude the
session. Pre-registration is not necessary. This
evening of information will be held at Our Lady of
the Blessed Sacrament (Founders’ Hall) 28
Livingston Ave., Roseland, at 7:30 p.m.
For additional information, please call the Office
of Family Life Ministries at 973-497-4327.
The Academy
of Our Lady
of Peace News
Grocery Gift Cards Now Available
If you buy your groceries at Kings, Stop & Shop,
ShopRite or A&P, using a Grocery Gift Card for
your weekly purchases will help our children.
Grocery Gift cards are sold weekdays at the
Academy office during school hours in
denominations of $50 and $100.
Sponsored by our Home School Association
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What is the Roman Missal?

Bulletin Insert 2 – The third typical edition of the Roman Missal
May 8, 2011

On November 27, 2011, the English speaking Catholic Church in the United States will begin using a new translation of
the prayers that are used at Mass. This bulletin insert begins the second set of announcements being published in parish
bulletins to help parishes prepare for this coming change. Please check the bulletin regularly for more information.

The Missale Romanum

What exactly is the Missale Romanum? Missale Romanum is the title of the Latin book approved and published by
the Vatican containing all of the texts used at Mass. The current English translation of this text in the United States is
titled the Sacramentary. When the new translation is published, it will likely no longer be called the Sacramentary
but will be given the title Roman Missal, the literal translation into English of the Latin title Missale Romanum.

The Latin phrase tertio editio typica is often associated with the latest edition of the Missale Romanum, meaning that
this is the “third typical edition.” Why the third? Because there have already been two previous editions of this
book. The first edition was published in 1970 shortly after the Council; the second appeared in 1975 and is the one in
use at Mass today. The third typical edition was promulgated in Latin in 2002 and is the text currently undergoing
the translation process.

What is the difference between the first, second and third editions of the Roman Missal? Not much, actually, but
there have been a few changes to the forthcoming third edition. For example, when a new saint is added to the
calendar, new prayers for his or her feast are added to the Roman Missal. Also, in order to provide more options,
new prayers are occasionally added to the Mass. At times, more specific directions (rubrics) for the priests and
ministers of the Mass are added. There were also some minor changes in translation with each edition, but not as
significant as will be seen in the third edition.

Once a new text is officially created in Latin, it is up to the different conferences of bishops around the world to
translate them into their own languages. It is a painstaking process, but they want to make sure it is done correctly.
The initial translation into English is done by ICEL (International Commission on English in the Liturgy). The
bishops of each English speaking country then review it before giving their approval and sending it to Rome for final
confirmation.

Naturally, the approval of the new translation does not happen at one meeting. In the case of the Roman Missal,
because it is so lengthy, it was reviewed in sections by the US bishops and approved one segment at a time. There
are also various groups at the Vatican who have to review it before the Holy Father gives it his final approval for
publication. It can easily take years from the time a new text appears in Latin until an English text is ready and
available for use in the liturgy. The third typical edition of the Roman Missal was promulgated by Pope John Paul II
in 2002, but it is not scheduled to appear in English until Fall of 2011, nine years after it was published in Latin.

The General Instruction of the Roman Missal

At the beginning of the Roman Missal there is a document entitled the General Instruction of the Roman Missal
(GIRM). This document provides explanations for the various parts of the Mass and gives directions as to how they
are to be celebrated. Over the next seven weeks, quotes from this document will be included in the parish bulletin.
Be certain to read them each week to learn about the parts of the Mass. Learning about the Mass can help to increase
the people’s participation in its prayer, ritual and music.

PREPARED BY THE OFFICE OF DIVINE WORSHIP – ARCHDIOCESE OF NEWARK – WWW.ROMANMISSALNEWARK.ORG

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May God Bless Our Parish Children Making Their

First Eucharist This Sunday

May 8, 2011
10:30 a.m. Mass

Megan Amoia
Brooke Arnold
Alexa Boyle
Kenneth Boyle
Faith Bulan
Kyle Cook
Michael Del Sordo
Colin Flaherty
Dylan Flaherty
Anna Muller
Anna Muñoz
Evan Christine Pallitta
David Peritore
Madison Rapuano
Olivia Tiboni
Delaney Vinaixa
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We are grateful to the women and men who ministered and worked in our Catechetical
Program this year to support and lead the children and youth of our parish to discipleship:

Nancy Alagna (4th Gr.) Maria Koziol Maureen Reilly (2nd Gr.)
Jennifer Aranda Jennifer Kruger (4th Gr.) Maria Ricciardi (3rd Gr.)
Carmine Boccellari Russ Kyzima (7th Gr.) Molly Scheader
Kathy Brady Claudia Lucciola Suzanne Scheader
James Brett Marion Lucciola (2nd Gr.) Rachel Serillo
Robin Brett (3rd Gr.) Arthur Lunga Leslie Sidoli (5th Gr.)
Marianne Browe (5th Gr.) Kathy Lunga Vincent Sidoli
Colleen Coleman Antoinette Marchini Carol Skrocki
Francesca Coppola Hilary McCarron (4th Gr.) Cathy Smallman (2nd Gr.)
Joe Cunder (4th Gr.) Anne Marie Mendez Rich Sofie
Sally Dolan Gabriela Miensky (3rd Gr.) Dolores Sullivan (8th Gr.)
Jean Dory (6th Gr.) Maureen Miller (7th Gr.) Jane Tiboni (3rd Gr.)
Dawn Doyle (1st Gr.) Christine Miskulin Lynn Toomey
Lindsay Fanning (K) Valerie Mitreuter (3rd Gr.) Denise Torsiello (3rd Gr.)
Joanne Fezza Lea Monaco (2nd Gr.) Julia Torsiello
Clare Fennell (8th Gr.) Zofia Monczka (5th Gr.) Wendy Trackim
Kathleen Fontana (6th Gr.) Flo Mondelli Carol Treventi (7th Gr.)
Lynne Gosselin-Bannworth (2nd Gr.) Ruth Anne Munroe (7th Gr.) Marie Turtur (2nd Gr.)
Anita Grant Ingrid Nau (4th Gr.) Brian Valerio
Kristian Grimm Kimberly Ocello (1st Gr.) Marina Velazquez (8th Gr.)
Marko Grimm Eda Oswald Leslie Wachtel
Claire Heffernan Alice Pantina Meredith Wawzycki (1st Gr.)
Maika Heffernan Karen Parenti (6th Gr.) Cecille West (1st Gr.)
Paul Heffernan (8th Gr.) Audrey Pavone Lucy Westerhaus (3rd Gr.)
Eugene Ho Aileen Ping Terri Woodard
Cathy Judge Kelsey Quinn Kelleen Zegarski (5th Gr.)

The primary task of catechesis is not to teach a number of eternal truths,

and it is not passing on values . . . . Although that is what we do.

The primary task of catechesis is to bring people to a personal encounter with

Jesus Christ, the only savior, by making them disciples.

From “Knowing Jesus” by James Aleson, OP

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OUR LADY OF PEACE VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 2011

For Children Pre-K to Entering 4th Grade

Monday, June 27 through Friday, July 1, 2011

9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon
Cost: $35 per child $90 family maximum
Please complete the information below and return with payment to OLP Rectory,
111 South Street, New Providence, NJ 07974. Make checks payable to OLP Church

Child’s Name (first and last) Age Grade Completed

_____________________________ _______ ____________________
_____________________________ _______ ____________________
_____________________________ _______ ____________________

Parent Contact Information

Parent/Guardian Name(s): ____________________________________
Mailing Address: ______________________________________________
E-Mail Address:_______________________________________________
Home Phone: __________________ Cell: ___________________________
Emergency Contact: (Name) _____________ (Phone) __________________

Adult and Student (MS/HS) Volunteers Needed:

Dates Available: (circle) Mon. 6/27 Tue. 6/28 Wed. 6/29 Thur. 6/30 Fri. 7/1
Name: (circle) Parent or Student: _________________________________
E-Mail Address:_______________________________________________
Home Phone: ___________________ Cell: __________________________
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2011

Mark these dates on your calendar:

Wednesday, May 18th 6:00 p.m. –10:00 p.m.
Thursday, May 19th 6:00 p.m. –10:00 p.m.
Friday, May 20th 6:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.
Saturday, May 21st 1:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.
It’s time for our annual Country Fair. What better way to get involved than to help
at the Fair? This is the largest fund raising event held at OLP. The success of the
Fair depends on you! All we ask is for you to donate a few hours of your time and
have lots of fun while doing it. We would like to get as many people involved as
possible. We need your help!

PLEASE VOLUNTEER TODAY!!!

Help with clean up Saturday night May 21st at 11:00 p.m. ______
(Volunteer areas needed during fair hours are listed on the reverse side of
this sheet)
Name: __________________________
Phone: __________________________
Email: _______________________________________________

Please leave this form at the rectory or drop it in the collection basket or
mail it to: Debbie Johnston 12 W. 4th St, New Providence, NJ 07974

Come join the Fun!

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2011
Country Fair Volunteer Sign-up Sheet
ADULTS ONLY!
Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Country Store:

Fifty/Fifty:
Sell Tickets Hourly

Inside Raffle:
Sell Chances

Munchies & More:

Sell Food Items
************** ************** ************** **************
Kiddie Tent:

Ride Booths:
Sell Tickets
1:00 - 3: 30pm
6:00 - 8:00pm 6:00 - 8: 00pm 6:00 - 8: 30pm
Wheels of Chance 3:30 - 6:00pm
And Trailer Workers:
Circle your time 6:00 - 8: 30pm
Preference. 8:00 - 10:00pm 8:00 - 10:00pm 8:30 - 11:00pm
8:30 - 11:00pm

Mom’s Kitchen

Work Where needed

If someone has already called you to work, there is no need to fill out this form. But if you haven’t
received a call or have not yet signed up to work, please check the boxes for the days and areas that you can
help. Then print your full name, phone number and email address on the reverse side. Please return this form
to the rectory as soon as possible.
Thank you for the many hours that you, our parishioners, school parents and friends, have volunteered for
at the Country Fair in past years and we hope to see you working at the Fair again this year.

**Children under 18 who would like to volunteer or need service hours MUST contact
Jim or Debbie Johnston at 908-464-1591.**
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CALLING ALL
SPONSORS FOR
THE OLP FAIR
Are you a family who would like to sponsor a wheel/game? Do you have a
business you are just getting started? Looking for some advertising to maybe
get your name out? Do you already have an established business and would
like to advertise for it at the fair?

Sponsoring a wheel/games helps defray the numerous costs of permits and

prizes.

The cost to sponsor a wheel is a $125 per sign. We have a professional sign
made for each sponsor. The sign is 11 x 17 inches and states the name of the
business, address, and phone number. The sign hangs for all four days of the
fair.

In addition to the sign anyone who sponsors a wheel may leave their
literature and business cards inside on a table that we will provide.

Many people come to the fair. It’s a great way to advertise. If you are
interested or have any questions please call the Our Lady of Peace Rectory at
908-464-7600 or call Jim & Debbie Johnston at 908-464-1591.
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We want to thank everyone who gave donations for the beautiful flowers
and decorations for our Church this past Easter season of 2011. We also want to
thank all our parishioners who graciously gave their time and creative efforts to
prepare, decorate and maintain our Church particularly at this time of year.
Your generosity is truly appreciated.

Easter Flower Offerings Made in Memory of:

MICHELLE ABBONDANDOLO, req. Mr. Joseph Abbondandolo
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE ALTO AND LONGWORTH FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Alto
DOMINICK CACCIPPIO Jr., req. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Amato
MICHAEL HAMATY, req. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Amoia
PHILIP ANEIROS, req. Mr. & Mrs. Miguel Aneiros
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE ANNELLI AND PERILLO FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Annelli
MARY AND JOHNNY DOUGHERTY, req. Mr. & Mrs. David Aprill
MARIE BAILE, req. Mr. & Mrs. Donald Baile
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE BALE AND GUNTHER FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. John Bale
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE BARONE AND LoPOLTRO FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Barone
ZELIA AND WILLIAM MULHOLLAND, req. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Boucher
OUR PARENTS, req. Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Brabant
ANDREAS MANSFELD AND MOM, req. Miss Freda Brennan
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE WEIR AND BUERLE FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Buerle III
GEORGE R. BUTTERY, req. by his wife Marjorie
JACK KEYSER, req. Mr. & Mrs. Dominick Callandriello
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE CAMILLI AND BARNISH FAMILIES, req. by The Camilli Family
PETER CAMPISI, req. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Campisi
ROBERT CAPORASO, req. Mrs. Robert Caporaso
CARMINE CARONE, req. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Carone
PAUL L. CARROLL, Jr., req. Mrs. Paul L. Carroll, Jr.
JOSEPH AND ANNETTE CATELLO, req. Ms. Arlene Catello
OUR PARENTS, req. Mr. & Mrs. Henry Chapla
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE CAMPANO, RICCI, PENELLA AND CIOCCI FAMILIES. req. Miss
Antoinette Ciocci
ABA, PINA, RINO, JOHN AND FRIENDS, req. Mr. & Mrs. Eligio Clapich
CARMELO COSTA, req. Mr. & Mrs. Carmelo Costa
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE MASTROBERARDINO AND COYNE FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. James Coyne
THERESA SULLIVAN, ISABELLA CUCCARO AND LOUIS CUCCARO, req. Mr. & Mrs. Louis Cuccaro
MARY AND JOHN CULLEN, req. Miss M. Cullen
JOHN AND MARY CULLEN, req. Miss Patricia Cullen
JOSEPH Del MONTE Sr., req. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph DelMonte
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE DE LUISE AND D’ADDIO FAMILIES, req. Mrs. Pasquale De Luise
PETER OTTE, req. Mr. & Mrs. Ralph DeMarco
EUGENE DENDINGER, req. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Dendinger
VIOLA PAGANO AND CARL AND PHIL DeSARNO, req. Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. DeSarno
RONALD TAGLIARENI, req. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Detlet
PEDRO ORLANDO DIAZ, req. Mr. & Mrs. Jose Diaz
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE Di GUGLIELMO, MAGLIOZZI AND LENTO FAMILIES, req. Mrs. Annette
Di Guglielmo
JOSEPH Di SABATO FAMILY AND JAMES M. McGOWAN, req. Mrs. Meghan Di Sabato
PASQUALE DiSANTO, req. Ms. Victoria Di Santo & Mia Majewsui
TED SCOKANSKI, req. Mr. & Mrs. Greg Doherty
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DAN AND JEAN LoPRESTO AND ED AND HELEN DORAN, req. Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Doran
JAMES FAHEY, req. Mrs. Anne Fahey
RUDY KRAKCIK, req. Mr. & Mrs. Peter Falk
JAMES P. FARLEY, req. Mr. & Mrs. James Farley
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE FELEZZOLA FAMILY, req. Mrs. F. Felezzola
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE MORAN AND FEOLI FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Alfonzo Feoli
ANTHONY FEOLI, req. Mrs. Anthony Feoli
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE FEZZA AND MARTIN FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Fezza
ANTHONY, ANTOINETTE AND MARIE CAPUANO, req. Mr. & Mrs. Edward Fioravanti
OUR PARENTS AND SIBLINGS, req. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ford
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE FRY AND FRIEDEL FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Fry
DOMINICK MARRA AND MERLE AND MAE GAGHAN, req. Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Gaghan
MEIGHAN COUGHLIN, req. Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Gagliano
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE KUMP AND GARGIULO FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. R. F. Gargiulo
RUDY GEISLINGER AND PATANA MARGARET DUDDY, req. Mrs. Rudy Geislinger
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE GENNETTI, D’ANGELO AND MADDALUNA FAMILIES, req. Mrs. John
Gennetti
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE GOEPFERT AND JASIMSKI FAMILIES, req. Mrs. Joseph Goepfert
MICHAEL HAMATY, req. Mr. & Mrs. Ely Hamaty
ANNA AND ERHARDT STORCK, req. Ms. Arlene Hluch
MICHAEL BORIK, req. Ms. Marlene Hluch
ROSIE AND MIKE HANSKO, req. Mr. & Mrs. Walter Hluch
ANTONIO CORTESE AND JOHN M. HODGES, req. Mr. & Mrs. John J. Hodges
EDWARD HOPECK Sr. req. Mr. & Mrs. John Hopeck
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE IGO AND FOLEY FAMILIES, req. Mrs. Alan B. Igo
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE INSERRA AND MANNING FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Inserra
JOHN NEVILL, req. Ms. Patricia Jackson
LOUIS H. JACOBUS, req. Mrs. Louis Jacobus
GENEVIEVE JAMER AND ROBERT AND JULIA JOHNSON, req. Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Jamer
DECEASED FAMILY AND FRIENDS OF THE MARKELL AND JOHANSON FAMILIES, req. Mrs. Winifred M.
Johanson
JAMES JOHNSTON Sr., req. Mrs. J. Johnston
VERONICA AND JOHN KACHMAR, req. Mr. & Mrs. George J. Kachmar
CHARLES ZYGLARSKI, req. Ms. Janet Kania
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE ADAMKO AND KASNEY FAMILIES req. Mr. & Mrs. Steven R. Kasney
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE KANE AND KEENAN FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Edward Keenan
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE PICTROSKI AND KENNEDY FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Kennedy
JACK KEYSER, req. Mrs. C. J. Keyser
OUR PARENTS, req. Mr. & Mrs. George Knorr
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE KOLLER AND CASE FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. John Koller
JAN KOZIOL, req. Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Koziol
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE GSELL AND KRONEN FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. David Kronen
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE KROPFL AND MONALDO FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Walter Kropfl
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE La BELLA AND BERTOLINI FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph La Bella
DAVID LAFIOSCA, req. Mrs. David Lafiosca
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE GRYCOCK FAMILY, req. Mr. & Mrs. George Leslie
SAL LIBERATO, GUIDO TORSIELLO AND DOUGIE RILLO, req. Mr. & Mrs. J. Liberato
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE BOBAL AND LUCIANO FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Louis Luciani
FLORA JALLORINA AND FERDINAND LUNA, req. Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Luna
LOUISE MAGGI, req. Mr. Peter Maggi
LOUISE MAGGI AND ROSE WITT, req. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Maggi
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE MALUSO FAMILY, req. Mrs. Nicholas Maluso
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE MARTIN AND ZDUNIEWICZ FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Martin
ROBERT MASINI, req. Mr. & Mrs. Ernest F. Masini Jr.
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BEVERLY McENROE, req. Mr. Joseph McEnroe

MR. AND MRS. LESPOLDO MONSIETO SR. AND MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH McGHEE Sr., req. Mr. & Mrs. Bernard
McGhee
DR. PAUL McMAHON, req. Mrs. Eleanora McMahon
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE McMAHON AND SANGUNITTO FAMILIES, req. Mrs. John McMahon
HERBERT McSHERRY, req. Mrs. Mildred McSherry
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE MEDINA AND KELLY FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Peter Medina
LENA SCARANAGELLO, JOHN MERCANTI AND SUE PUNGELLO, req. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Mercanti
CARMINE GAGLIARDI AND WILLIAM MITREUTER, req. Mr. & Mrs. William Mitreuter
MR. AND MRS. VINCENT MIZZONI AND JEAN MIZZONI, req. Mr. John Mizzoni
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE MURPHY AND SANDT FAMILIES, req. Mary Jo Murphy
PHILIP MUSUM, req. Mrs. Philip Musum
ANDREW AND HELEN NADZAN, req. Ms. Margaret Nadzan
CARL O. NAUREZ AND STEPHEN KOZELL, req. Mrs. Felicia Naurez
JOHN NAVE, req. Mr. & Mrs. William Nave
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE ROMANO AND NELL FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Frank Nell
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE TEDESCO FAMILY AND ROBERT NICHOLAIS, req. Mr. & Mrs. Angelo
Nicholais
OUR DECEASED LOVED ONES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas F. Ninivaggi Jr.
DANIEL AND FRANCES McGOWAN, req. Mary O’Boyle
JOHN O’DONOHUE, req. Mrs. John O’Donohue
MARY McGARVEY, req. Ms. Eileen O’Hara
ALBERT PARLAPIANO, req. Mrs. Grace Parlapiano
PINA AND NICK SANTA MARIA, req. Miss Audrey Pavone
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE PETER MORSON AND VINCENT PAVONE FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Peter
Pavone
JOSEPH MICHAEL PECCA, req. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Pecca
CHUCK PEELE, req. Mrs. Sally Peele
ANTON NEUHAUSER AND AUGUST PENCINGER, req. Mrs. August Pencinger
STANLEY POLAKOWSKI, req. Mrs. Regina Polakowski
CHRISTINE ROLEK, req. Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Prufer
JOHN AND MARY FRESNICS, req. their daughter, Maryanne Purcell
MARGARET FILIPPONE, req. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Rafferty
REV. JOSEPH VICTOR CARRIER, req. Mr. & Mrs. James Ransom
DOUGIE RILLO, req. Marian Rillo
FRANK AND MARGARET PECCA, req. Mrs. Mary Russomano
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE BUCCELLATO AND SACCENTO FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Gaetano Saccento
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE FORCINO AND SACHSEL FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Sachsel
LEONARD SAGENDORF AND SALVATORE AND MARGARET ROMEO, req. Dorothy Sagendorf
ROSA SCRENCI, req. Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Screnci
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE CONNELLY AND SHEEHAN FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. G.J. Sheehan
STEVE SILWONES AND JOHN RUPP, req. Mrs. Steve Silwones
FRANK A. SIMONE, req. his wife, Mrs. Louise Simone
BEATRICE AND DANTE AVIGNONE, req. Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Smith
SISTER PAUL MARIE SOHL, req. Ms. Karen Sohl
FRANK SOMMO Sr., req. Mrs. Rosemarie Sommo
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE SOMMO AND JESPERSEN FAMILIES, req. Mr. Paul Sommo
PETER V. SOMMO AND FAMILY AND THE DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE LYNCH FAMILY, req. Mrs. Peter
Sommo
EDWARD AND LILLIAN CARROLL, req. Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Spallone
JOSEPH SPELLMAN, req. Mrs. Joseph Spellman
EDWARDO B. CUDALA, req. Mr. & Mrs. James Stokes
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE SEDMAN, SULLIVAN AND REYNOLDS FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. John
Sullivan
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MARY CATHERINE SURMAN, req. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Surman

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE O’TOOLE AND TISCH FAMILIES, req. Mrs. Harry C. Tisch
GUIDO TORSIELLO, req. Mrs. Guido Torsiello
FOR THE DECEASED MEMBERS OF OUR FAMILY, req. Mr. & Mrs. Gino Valles
SHELLA, LAWRENCE, DAVE AND JOHN, req. Mr. & Mrs. Edward Vaz
MRS. CAROLE SNEYERS, req. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Virgilio
BOBBIE WACHTEL, req. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Wachtel
GERTRUDE GILL, req. Mr. & Mrs. Rudolph Wagner
HAROLD AND TOM WEIDELI, req. Mrs. Harold Weideli
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE WESTERHAUS AND DiMEGLIO FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. J. Westerhaus
IN THANKSGIVING, req. Mrs. Alan Young
CARMELO COSTA, req. Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Zaeh
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE MASTROBUONO AND ZAPPULLA FAMILIES, req. Mrs. Joseph Zappulla
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE MAZZUCCO, SWENOR AND ZOTTI FAMILIES, req. Mrs. Anthony Zotti

Easter Flower Donations were also made by:

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Allocco Mrs. Thomas Mansfield
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Barco Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Masino
Mr. & Mrs. Emil Butchko Mr. & Mrs. Brian McNelis
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Colligan Mr. & Mrs. David Meell
Mr. William Cucco Mr. & Mrs. Donald Miller of Berkeley Heights
Mr. & Mrs. William Debrot Mr. & Mrs. John Moore
Mrs. A. P. Dill Mr. & Mrs. John Morrison
Mr. & Mrs. Leon Drone Mr. & Mrs. Robert Munoz
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Dunn Mr. & Mrs. David O’Leary
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Eska Mrs. Elizabeth Riordan
Mr. & Mrs. George Espinal Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Romeo
Ms. Margaret Farley Mr. & Mrs. Edward Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Ferrara Mr. & Mrs. Josef Stainer
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Granger Mrs. Joseph Stefani
Mr. & Mrs. Garrettt Gary Mr. & Mrs. Fred J. Stickel
Mr. & Mrs. Santos Guzman Mrs. Peter Timony
Mrs. W. Hagemann Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Urbano
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Higgins Ms. Mary Jo Waeschle
Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Ilada Mr. & Mrs. Albert Yuch
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Koslap Ms. Lisa Zichella
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Krasowski Mr. & Mrs. Nicola Zichella
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Madsen Mr. & Mrs. Henry Zukowski