New York Times editorial on Border Patrol actions well inland

Aug. 31 Op-Ed in New York Times 

For the recent archive of New York Times editorials on immigration, CLICK HERE

Physical Plant update

from Roger Ruppert, head of the Saturday morning crew...

State of the physical plant - report by Roger Ruppert
for the Aug. 31 parish Pastoral Council

FIRST PRIORITY: Church heating system
in need of re-piping of the Suydam St. side system, located in the parish hall. Approximate cost $15K.  Soon, the Saturday Morning Crew will cut out the bad pipe.  The long-term plan is to look into switching from
the current steam system to hot water.  Ray Jolly and Joe Nastus will
be consulted.

OTHER AREAS
Church
--fans not functioning.
--choir loft
Church exterior
-- brownstoning (Saturday morning crew)
-- front doors, stripped and refinished,
-- front steps
--church windows need to be painted and repaired (epoxy)
--gutters cleaned
-- painting on the front of the church
Parish Hall 
--landing
Parking Lot
--Curbs reinforced

Sacred Heart picnic details

Sunday, October 17 from noon-6pm
Albert Avenue Park, Milltown
(rain date October 24)
Event begins with Mass in park

tickets are $5/person for ages 4 and up

Catered event
Drinks,desserts contributed by parishioners
Ticket sales after Masses Sept 26,Oct 3,10

Labor Day message from USCCB

"A new social contract for today's 'new things'"

English version here
http://www.usccb.org/sdwp/national/labor_day_2010.pdf

Spanish

http://www.usccb.org/sdwp/national/labor_day_2010_spanish.pdf

Inland Amtrak trains new worry for migrants

From The New York Times:

and the front-page news story August 30 here.

What next?

Star-Ledger still drinking Kool-Aid about New Brunswick development

For a New Brunswick resident living in the Unity Square district, it's hard to believe a story like this can get written in 2010:

http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2010/08/redeveloped_new_brunswick_is_i.html

Note: Chris Paladino: "Solving the social ills of New Brunswick was never our mission."  That's obvious. But let's not call what was done instead "development." It was prettying-up.

This is the blueprint for development. http://hub4sacredheart.org/unitysq_mission.aspx

Stay thirsty my friends.

USCCB - Roman Missal | Changes in the People's Parts

USCCB - Roman Missal Changes in the People's Parts