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Dr. Houshmand to talk life story, education at Cherry Hill parish

by Peter G. Sánchez, Staff Writer

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The Bishop’s Schedule, April 21-27

Retreat for Deaf from two dioceses fosters faith, community

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Linwood woman helps coordinate media for WYD

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Sisters of the Most Pure Virgin Mary to serve at Bishop Schad School

On June 18 the first class of Foundations of Faith Community Nurses were commissioned at Saint Simon Stock Parish, Berlin. The Foundations in Faith Community Nursing course provides more than 40 hours of training for those developing their Parish Nurse ministries. The class was sponsored by VITALity healthcare through the Parish Nurse Office and was open to all nurses interested in becoming a parish nurse. Jo Anne Farrell was the instructor. Pictured, back row, from left: Jennifer Rocheleau (Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church); Arlyne M. Stypula (Saint Vincent De Paul, Mays Landing); Mary Beth McNamee (Saint Mary, Gloucester); Joanne B. Walko (Saint Rose of Lima, Haddon Heights); Joanne DiBraccio, (Saint Stephen, Pennsauken); Danna P. Beverly (Saint Bridget, Glassboro); Eileen Iuliucci (Saint Simon Stock); Mary Anne B. Serra, director of Parish Nursing. Front row, from left: Deacon Jerry Jablonowski, executive director VITALity Healthcare; Jo Anne Farrell (instructor); Madeline Mills, (Infant Jesus, Woodbury Heights); Ann Marie Haines (Saint Rose of Lima); Dawn Benz (Saint Andrew the Apostle, Gibbsboro); Ritamarie T. Giosa, (Saint Simon Stock) Maria Mesiano, (Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament, Newfield) Loretta DellaVecchia (Saint Bridget) Deacon John Rich (Saint Simon Stock).

Photo by Alan M. Dumoff, ccdphotolibrary.smugmug.com

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Father John Hurley, CSP, commissioned by Pope Francis to be a Missionary of Mercy for this Holy Year, speaks at Saint Charles Borromeo Parish, Sicklerville, on June 9.

Photo by Alan M. Dumoff

Jubilee Year of Mercy

‘Evangelizing through mercy,’ the journey to the Catholic faith

Pictured from left are Joseph Driscoll, Cheryl Ellingsworth, James Wood, Amanda Dyer, Adam Kelly and Tricia Flynn.

Photos by Alan M. Dumoff, ccdphotolibrary.smugmug.com

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Graduation Day at Archbishop Damiano School

Joelle Rossi (second from left, holding book), who was named 2015 National Educator of the Year by the National Association of Private Special Education Centers (NAPSEC), is pictured with her students, assistants and a nurse at Archbishop Damiano School in Westville Grove.

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Little talking but lots of communication in this class

Worshippers carry baskets of blueberries (right) in the offertory procession during the sixth annual Mass of recognition for Haitian Farmworkers. It was celebrated the evening of June 17, in both Haitian Creole and English, at Columbia Fruit Farm on Columbia Road in Hammonton. The main celebrant was retired Auxiliary Bishop Guy A. Sansaricq of Brooklyn. A reception followed the Mass.

Photo by Alan M. Dumoff

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Mass of recognition

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Patricia Gibson, a longtime diocesan employee, dies

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CAP session announced for July

On June 10, representatives from VITALty Catholic Healthcare Services attended the Hispanic Family Center of New Jersey’s Annual Community Health Fair and Concert at 29th and Federal streets in Camden. Mimi Schaible, director of Care Coordination and Consultation and Natasha Sauls, call center coordinator, provided literature in both Spanish and English about VITALity’s recently developed Resource and Referral Help Line and Care Coordination Programs. More than 300 individuals and families visited VITALity’s information table. Many talked about their loved ones, mostly seniors and persons with disabilities, who need help at home. Sauls, who is bilingual, answers the telephone for VITALity’s Resource and Referral Help Line and provides contact information for community and social services. She also arranges for VITALity’s Care coordinators, nurses and social workers to visit individuals in the home to connect them with medical and community services. Since the program began in December 2015, VITALity’s Help Line operators and care coordinators have helped connect over 300 seniors and persons with disabilities with home and community services. For more information about Vitality call 888-26-VITALity, 888-268-4825, or visit the website, vitality.camdendiocese.org

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