FIORE-BUCKLEY FUNERAL HOME
                                             236 Monmouth Road
                                                                   Oakhurst, Ocean Township, NJ 07755
         Phone: 732-531-3885
or: 732-775-2455
           Fax: 732-531-5583
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FIORE FUNERAL HOME
882 Broadway
West Long Branch, NJ 07764
Phone: 732-229-8855
Fred Fiore, Jr. - Manager
NJ License Number 3759
Fax: 732-531-5583

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Father James
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2013
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Our Lady of Lourdes Parish

When my parents moved our family back to my mother's hometown of Whitehouse Station, NJ, in 1968, we bagan attending Our Lady of Lourdes which is where Father Cammisa was pastor at the time. In those, days, priests at the pulpit were not as pastoral and "sensitive" as they are today. In fact, Father Cammisa was a real firebrand. I was only five at the time, and remember Father as "New Jersey Italian gruff", and in the confessional, too, he was intimidating and could scare the demons out of a church. Years later, long after Father had retired, I was visiting Our Lady of Lourdes where my mother still attended Mass, and Father was there concelebrating as a visiting priest. What a change! This was not the firebrand I remembered as a kid! He was smiling, friendly, approachable, and very much like the kindly grandfather. It reminded me of the Far Side comic panel that came out about that time where there are a pack of wolves behind a tree analyzing a former pack-mate who is sitting with his adopted family very much acting lke the family dog. One of the wolves says, "It's Bob all right, but look at those vacuous eyes, that mindless grin on his face, he's been domesticated I tell you!" Please take none of this the wrong way. I say all this in all jest and with great fondness for Father. I have missed him greatly through the years and he has had a profound positive influence on my Catholic faith. Requiscat in aeternam pacem , Father.

Posted by George Dragan
Thursday September 15, 2016 at 9:00 am
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