Herald & Lantern 23 May '84 religion

Two Cape Priests Mark Ordination

Two priests from Cape May County parishes were among veteran clerics honored on celebrating ordination anniversaries of 25, 40 and 50 years at a Mass and dinner yesterday , at St Peter's Church, Merchantville. A golden jubilarian was Msgr Leo A. Hudzik, retired pastor of St John of God parish. North Cape May. Among the 40-year jubiliarians was Msgr. John J. Kelly, pastor of First UMC WILDWOOD CREST - The First United Methodist Church has Sunday wor ship at 9:30 a.m. with Children's Sunday Workshop at the same hour This program consists of study, recreation, crafts, and refreshments Adult Sunday School is at 10:45 a.m. Evening worship is at 7:30 o'clock Sunday. The church is located at 6700 Atlantic Ave. Bible Church RIO GRANDE - The Rev. Verpon Wright continues his series on the book of romans during the Sunday Morning Worship service at Rio Grande Bible Church The film •Brother Enemy" will be shown in the evening service at 7. All are invited to attend Sunday School for all ages is held weekly at 10 a.m.

Assumption pa { iai . Wildwood Crest. MSGR. HUDZIK. fa native of Harrison, was Ordained to the prieslhbod May 26. 1934, in Trenton He served as associate pastor at parishes in Perth Amboy, South Camden and Runnemede before he was appointed administrator of St. Monica. Atlantic City, in 1938

He was pastor there from December 1945 to January, 1965 Named pastor of St John of God in June. 1966. he remained there until his retirement in June. 1979 Msgr Hudzik was named a papal chamberlain in October. 1959, and a prelate of honor in June. 1964 MSGR. KELLY, a native of Ireland, was ordained there at Daterford June 8.

1944 He served as associate pastor at parishes ip Gloucester and LindenwoH before he was appointed pastor of Our Lady of Grace. Somerdale. in December. 1954 He was assigned as pastor at Wildwood Crest in May. 1979 Msgr Kelly was named a papal chamberlain in April. 1962, and a prelate of honor in June. 1967 Services Set RIO GRANDE - Rev Milton Wilson, pastor of - Grace Gospel Chapel. 29 S Shore Rd., will speak Sunday at the 11 a m and 7 p.m. services Sunday School is at 9:45 a.m. with classes for all ages Memorial Day Rites WOODBINE - Memorial Day Services will be held May 28 at St Elizabeth's Chureh, Rt 47. Goshen, at 11 a.m. All are invited to attend

Beach Visit Is Special

With a little help from friends in Cape May and Wildwood. fifty teenagers and young adults from St. John of God Community Services in Westville Grove, are going to the beach Under the direction of Brother William O'Connor and Brother Finnian Gallagher, the mentally retarded students are spending the first weekend of June at the shore. The Cape May trip helps to normalize the students experience within the community and builds their selfconfidence. Since the school is non-residential, the trip also gives the parents the opportunity to make their own plans for a weekend get-away. HIGHLIGHTS of the trip merit a mention of the friends who are making

this trip a success. Peter John, the manager of The Sand Castle Motel has gone ail out to welcome the - children On Friday night. June 1, the Knights of Columbus in North Wildwood are hosting a group dinner for the young adults. The St. John of God parish in North Cape May is sponsoring a dinner and social Saturday evening, which is being hosted by the Youth Group and Altar and Rosary Society in that parish Activities on the last day include a sightseeing cruise and a walking tour of historic Cape May and the mall shops As the students tour the Cape Mayarea. they plan to wear Tshirts printed with "Where's The Beach?" as their traveling theme.

'Supreme God' Topic

GR%EN CREEK - Pastor Joseph Mug gleworth will give the second message on his general theme "What

Became of the Ten Commandments0" at a.m. Sunday wor*. vice of the Grcm Community Che. Delsea Drive His sermon title this week will b "The Supreme God" Sunday School meets at 9:45 a m with classes for all ages A nurserv is available for all servi js A id ens Prayer Breakfast will be con ducted 7pm Saturday in Warner Hall Prayer meeting is at 8 p n the first and third Wednesdays of each month following choir rehearsal The Monday morning Bi ble Class in North Cape May will be discontinued until the fall, but the Thursday Bible Class in Green Creek will continue until May 31 « Philippians Baker Base NORTH WILDWOOD - Dr Alvin L. Baker, pastor of Central Bible Church. 18th and Central Avenues, will be continuing his exposition. of the book of Philippians at the 10:45 a.m. service Sunday His message will be entitled " Christ Sufficiency" and will be based on Philippians 4:12-20 Call 522-5917 for further information 'Nature of The Church ' WILDWOOD - Rev Dawn.N Mays will preach at the 11 a.m. Sunday worship service. The sermon is entitled "Nature of the Chtrch". Sunday School is at 9:30 a.m. with classes at the First Baptist Church, for everyone. A nursery is pro1 vided for Church School at 9:30 a.m. and for the 11 [ a.m. worship service. For , further information call the Church Offfte (522-2981 >

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