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Saint Patrick
Catholic Church
235 Glen Street
Glen Cove NY 11542
“Sketch of Saint Patrick Church”
A gift of the artist, Joseph M. Cherubini
The Very Rev’d Dom Daniel Stephen Nash, Can. Reg. Pastor
The Very Rev’d Dom Gabriel Rach, Can. Reg. Associate
The Very Rev’d Dom Ambros Boyd, Can. Reg. Associate
The Very Rev’d Dom Elias Matthew Carr, Can. Reg. In Residence
The Most Holy Body
and Blood of Christ
Dcn. Frank Borchardt
Dcn. Juan Guilfú
Deacon
Deacon
PARISH OFFICE:
676-0276
Fax
(516) 674-9137
Mass Schedule
BUSINESS OFFICE
674-8669
Weekdays
9:00 am
FAITH FORMATION
671-7223
Saturday
MUSIC AND CHOIRS
676-0276
9:00 am
4:30 pm (Sunday A nticipatory)
The Very Rev’d Dom Gabriel Rach, Can. Reg.
Ms. Bernadette Heym
Fran Howlett
Director
SOCIAL MINISTRY
676-5586
SPANISH MINISTRY
759-6039
Cantalicio Gamarra
Cantalicio Gamarra
Website:
saintpatrickparishglencove.org
EMail:
Parish office: [email protected]
Fr Daniel: [email protected]
Fr Gabriel: [email protected]
Fr Ambros: [email protected]
May 29, 2016
Sundays
7:45 am
Spanish Mass: 8:45 am (Parish Hall)
10:15 am (Family Mass)
11:30 am (Choir)
5:00 pm
This week at St. Patrick’s
St. Patrick’s Parish Ministries
Adoration
Saturday, May 28th.
9:00 AM: Ulrich Maurer
4:30 PM: Collective Mass Intentions
Roberta & Alexander Patrick
Mary Giordano
Sunday, May 29th– The Most Holy Body &
Blood of Christ.
7:45 AM: Ann Savino
8:45 AM: Pro populo
10:15 AM: Peter Massarrone
11:30 AM: Timothy Kyte
5:00 PM: Elizabeth O’Neill
Monday, May 30th.
9:00 AM: Joan & Cliff Fusco (Wedding Anniv.)
Tuesday, May 31st.
9:00 AM: George & Anna Reichert
Wednesday, June 1st.
9:00 AM: Calep Allen Boyd
Thursday, June 2nd.
9:00 AM: Joseph W. Muldoon, Jr. (16th Anniv.)
Friday, June 3rd.
9:00 AM: Norma Zbikowski
Saturday, June 4th.
9:00 AM: Marie Marthe Sence
4:30 PM: Collective Mass Intentions
Maura Kelly Kehew
Francesco Amorelli
Joseph Hutter
Chief Gerald Giordano
Sunday, June 5th.
7:45 AM: Eugene Auciello
8:45 AM: Pro populo
10:15 AM: Roger Burke
11:30 AM: Richard C. Jensen
5:00 PM: Dolores Eliseo
The Blessed Sacrament in the Notre Dame Chapel (Convent)
Tuesday and Wednesday 10 am to 9 pm, Thursday open
from 6:00 pm to Friday 1:00 am, and reopens Friday from
5:00 am to 12:00 pm (noon) then, from 9:00 pm Friday
through Saturday 2:00 pm. Closed Sunday.
Sacrament of Baptism
At 11:00 am on the 1st Saturday of the month.
Please call the Parish Office for more information.
Preparation classes: the last Saturday of each month.
Sacrament of Marriage
Engaged and planning your wedding? The process begins by
reviewing our Marriage Prep Checklist. This document is
available at the Parish Office, or at
www.saintpatrickparishglencove.org. The link is located
on the main page under "Announcements".
Sacrament of Penance
Saturday 3:30 pm to 4:15 pm (Church)
Monday to Wednesday immediately after the 9:00 am Mass
(Church). If possible, please inform the sacristan or priest
before Mass.
Parish Faith Formation
Provides excellent formation in the Catholic Faith for
children in non-Catholic private and public schools.
Grades 1-6 and Children’s Catechumenate on
Tuesday 4:15 - 5:30 pm
Grades 1-8 and Children’s Catechumenate on
Tuesday 7:00 - 8:15 pm
R.C.I.A on Tuesday evenings from 7:30-8:30 pm. We will
meet (mostly) at St. Rocco’s.
All Saints Regional Catholic School
Offers an excellent Catholic and academically rigorous
education. Nursery to Eighth Grade. For more information
please call the School Office (676-0762).
Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick
Please contact the Office to arrange a time. In emergency
please call the Parish Office/Emergency Line.
Apostolado Hispano
Celebramos la Eucaristía todos los Domingos a las 8:45 am,
el Sacramento del Bautismo se administra el 2do. y el 4to.
Domingo de cada mes. Se require previa charla de
preparación. Para más información, llamar al 759-6039.
Parish Social Ministry
The family
members who
have entered into
Eternal Life!
Blanca Villacorta
The 2016
Mass book is open
for Masses
The offering is
$20.00
We care for our brothers and sisters through our Parish
Outreach and food pantry program. Open on Tuesdays from
10:00 am to 4:00 pm and Thursdays from 10:00 am to 1:00
pm. For further information please call 676-5586.
Parish Thrift Shop
Closed for r enovation. Will r eopen on Mondays to r eceive donations starting June 13th. Please, contact Helen
Willenbacher 516-671-1779 or Marge Leach
516-676-6615.
We Pray for our Sick.....
The church unites in praying for those who are critically ill. Our prayers can be a very effective channel for the healing power of
Christ. Some people have a crisis or illness. Others are chronically ill. Both types of situations need the care and concern of the
entire Body of Christ.
At the request of concerned family members, names of the critically ill will be placed on our prayer list and will remain on the sick
list for four (4) weeks. After that time they will be removed from the list. If a member of the family or the sick person himself or
herself wishes to remain on the list, they have only to call or e-mail us and we will be happy to oblige.
Peggy Williams, Elizabeth Doxey, Tracy Johnston, Jim McCabe, Abigail Sadowski, Michelina Gambale, Eileen
Guadagni, Jacob Sagaser, Samantha De Mato, Steve Valli, Gloria Cuellar, Katherine McCarthy, Peter Jablonski,
Eileen Stapelton, Mike Solomito, Michelle Butler, Allyn Adams, Jack Swenson, Kim Pomeroy, Fernando Ayo,
Angela Bezella , Dorothy Sagaser, Joseph Sagaser, Mary Tormey, Carter Suozzi, Raymond Dillon, Angela Grella,
Elizabeth Comitino, Mackenzie Borchers, baby Grace Skuches, Maryann Curley, Concetta Macedonio, Philipe
Pretto, Louis Guadagni, Alberta Sadowski, Mrs. Hazel Reukauf, John Devoti, Christine Williams, Nora Avci,
Thomas Wright, Salomon Huamaní, Victor Tosner, Susan Robertson, Margaret Occhuito, Bobbie Brown, Frances
Breen, Julianne Hennesy, Veronica Munoz, Sal Comitino, Hogan Family, and John McCarthy.
Reflection- In today’s gospel, the disciples suggest that Jesus disperse the crowd so
that they might individually seek food and lodging. The miracle of the feeding of the
5,000 is Jesus’ powerful reminder that when we share our gifts in His name there is
always more than enough!
General Intercession for Mass– That as good stewards, we receive the Body of
Christ to become the Body of Christ in the world, we pray to the Lord.
Living Stewardship- We are grateful this week for all stewards who continually
develop their relationship with Jesus through prayer and the Eucharist.
WEEKLY OFFERINGS
May 22, 2016
Collection
$9,879.00
Actual Budget*
Healthy Parish**
$14,176.00
$18,000.00
Memorial Day
Over/Under
-$4,297.00
-$8,121.00
* Actual Budget is based on historical collections only. It
reflects only the bare minimum the parish needs.
**Healthy Budget reflects what is really needed to run the
parish and prudently maintain the facilities.
Thank you for your continued generosity!
The Parish Mass will be
transferred to St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Monday, May 30th at 9:00 AM.
PARISH OFFICE
Weekly Readings
Monday: 2 Peter 1:2-7. / Ps 91(90):1-2.14-15ab.15c-16. /
Mk 12:1-12.
Tuesday:Zeph. 3:14-18a. / Is 12:2-3.4bcd.5-6. / Lk 1:39-56.
Wed.: 2 Tim 1:1-3.6-12. / Ps 123(122):1-2a.2bcd. /
Mk 12:18-27.
Thursday:2 Tim 2:8-15. / Ps 25(24):4bc-5ab.8-9.10.14. /
Mk 12:28-34.
Friday: Ezek. 34:11-16. / Ps 23(22):1-3a.3b-4.5.6. /
Rm 5:5b-11. / Lk 15:3-7.
Saturday:Is 61:9-11. / 1 Sam. 2:1.4-5.6-7.8abcd. /
Lk 2:41-51.
Sunday: 1 Kings 17:17-24. / Ps 30(29):2.4.5-6.11.12a.13b. /
Gal. 1:11-19. / Lk 7:11-17.
Closed
Monday, May 30th
Adoration Chapel
Will be Closed on Thursday,
May 26th, and will reopen on
Tuesday, May 31st in observance of
Memorial Day
A View from the Pew
What Goes into Running a “Healthy Parish”
By Gerry Chiariello
I have been a parishioner at St. Patrick’s for almost 20 years, but up until recently I have had no involvement with any committee or group involved in assisting with the management or future planning of this or any other parish. Before my recent conscription by the Canons (and to this day), I would regularly read the bulletin to pass time before Mass started. I’m sure many of
you have seen that small item in the bulletin which describes the past week’s collection and how that amount measures up
against the parish’s basic budgetary needs and those of a “healthy” parish. Sadly, it regularly appears as if the parish only infrequently meets its minimum budget and never meets the needs of a so-called “healthy” parish. I often wondered what was
meant by a “healthy” parish. Over the course of the past year or so, I have learned quite a bit about what the parish really
needs and I wanted to pass some of this along to all parishioners so they can see behind the curtain, so to speak, and understand the significant task involved in running our parish.
Prior to the arrival of the Canons, the business operation of the parish was apparently somewhat haphazard with an emphasis
on mere survival rather than strategic planning for the future needs of the parishioners and the physical plant of the entire campus. Like in our own homes, the parish needs to have funds available to pay for utilities, salaries, debts, maintenance and upkeep as well as putting money away for future needs that will certainly arise. Many of us may not know that the parish must
also pay the diocese an assessment out of weekly collections. And, although the regional school is on our campus, the parish
must also pay a share towards its upkeep and support.
Unfortunately, in years past, and partly due to dearth of contributions, there was little emphasis placed on fiscal management
for the future needs of our facilities. During that time, the parish leaned heavily on the diocese for financial assistance as larger
expenses arose. The result of this was that any capital campaigns during that era yielded little, if any, tangible improvement and
more often than not went to repay debt owed to the diocese. Certainly no one wants to support a capital campaign that makes
no capital improvement!
Things are changing. Over the past few years, the Canons have made significant strides toward balancing the parish budget,
cutting waste, seeking more efficient operating methods and prioritizing expenses – all with an eye to making the parish sustainable not only day-to-day, but in the future as well. Several members of the parish (mostly Mark Haynes) have devoted their
time to preparing a significant facilities plan which outlines the major needs of the parish campus and prioritizing them. From
the roofs, to the pavement, to the mechanical systems, to the bell tower and beyond – a lengthy and voluminous summary has
been prepared which lays out what needs to be done now, in the short term and further into the future. Already the plans have
been put into action with the bell tower remediation as well as the repair of the gutters and leaders on the church which had led
to the flooding last winter. Other pending projects include repairs of the door closers in the church and the repair of the water
stain on the church ceiling.
While this all sounds great, the fact is the parish still does not have nearly enough money to tackle the significant and crucial
projects that need to be addressed soon. Some of the roofs are well beyond their expected lifespan and there are significant
pavement issues that must be addressed before we head into another winter – and that is only the beginning. On top of these
pressing needs, the parish owes a significant sum to the diocese for unpaid assessments. Quite understandably, the Canons are
reluctant to undertake any capital campaign from parishioners which will merely flow to the diocese in the form of payments
for past due assessments – we all want a capital campaign that funds capital improvements!
So what’s the plan? We are on the verge of having a meaningful proposal prepared for the diocese which will outline the significant strides the parish has made to get its financial house in order and which will put forth a concrete vision for the sustainability and improvement of the all the facilities and systems here on the hill - a formal business plan, so to speak.
While no one likes to admit that their church is a “business”, the practical reality is that it must be managed as such if it is to
survive. The Canons and the parishioners who have devoted their time have truly gotten off to a great start. However, unlike a
business, the parish can’t raise prices. Only with your increased generosity (and perhaps even your time) can we expect to flourish. Hopefully, with the help of all of you, we will become the “healthy” parish to which we aspire rather than merely treading
water to stay afloat.
The Canonry of Saint Leopold presents
“ Vatican Two (Re)views“
5/31 Presbyterorum Ordinis – the Decree on the Life and Ministry of Priests
6/7 From the Missal of Paul VI to the Motu Proprio
6/14 “There and Back Again” – reviewing our (re)views
This series is open to everyone.
We start at 7:30 pm in the Parish Center of the Church of Saint Rocco
18 Third Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542
For more information, please contact us at [email protected]
Adoration Chapel
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Glen Cove Conference
May 29, 2016
The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ
Tuesday 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Wednesday 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Thursday Open 6:00 PM to Friday 1:00 AM
Reopens Friday 5:00 AM - 12:00 (noon)
9:00 PM Friday to Saturday 2:00 PM
Sunday - Closed
Substitutes are needed for all hours from time to time.
Pick what days and hours you are available. Please
contact the following captains
Marge Peguillan (Tuesdays)
516-676-0885
Susan Jerzewski (Wednesdays)
516-629-6325
Harry Mooney (Thursdays)
516-671-3908
Paula Archuleta (Fridays)
516-639-9773
Peter Luzynski (Saturdays)
516-759-3882
God bless you
Thrift Shop
Closed for renovation. Will reopen on
Mondays to r eceive donations, star ting
June 13, 2016
from 9:00 am - 2:00 pm
Contact: Helen Willenbacher: 516-671-1779
or
Marge Leech: 516-676-6615
Today as we celebrate the gift of the Body and Blood of
Christ, let us pray for those who are hungry, malnourished
and starving. In the month of May, through your gifts, the
Society of St. Vincent de Paul was able to bring the love of
God to the poor by assisting families - providing food,
paying utility and rent bills, etc. Thank You!!
PLEASE VOLUNTEER- you can help us r espond to
requests from our neediest neighbors and help coordinate
Parish events. Help is needed in many forms – home visits, paperwork, fundraising, phone calls and more…
We also connect on a spiritual level at every monthly
meeting and each visit.
The Mission of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Inspired by Gospel values, the Society of St. Vincent de
Paul, a Catholic lay organization, leads women and men to
join together to grow spiritually by offering person-toperson service to those who are needy and suffering in the
tradition of its founder, Blessed Frédéric Ozanam, and
patron, St. Vincent de Paul.
Our Conference meets on the first Tuesday of the month.
Join us at our next meeting on Tuesday, June 7th,
St. Rocco’s Parish Center, starting at 7:30 PM.
HELP LINE: for assistance 516-676-5586
Your financial support as a benefactor/donor will help
families who have fallen on hard times.
“Poor Box” donations and/or Checks payable to:
Glen Cove Conference of St. Vincent de Paul
Mail to: Glen Cove Confer ence of St. Vincent de Paul
c/o The Church of St. Rocco
18 Third Street
Glen Cove, New York 11542
2016 Catholic Ministries Appeal
Monday is Memorial Day and we would
like to recognize and show our sincere
appreciation to all of the men ad women
who are serving their country to help insure the freedoms we all enjoy.
Holy Trinity Diocesan High School
Honor Roll
5/9/2016
St. Patrick Parish - Glen Cove
Please take a moment tomorrow to pray for all those who
have and are serving our country in the military as well
as for their families.
As we honor and celebrate their service and sacrifice let
us also be thankful that through generous donations to
the Catholic Ministries Appeal, and Catholic Charities
Project Veterans Independence, our Church has been
able to help homeless veterans find permanent housing,
gain independence and live in dignity.
Katelin Ann Bilello
Daniel Dickson
Natalie Falk
Maryjane Hughes
Christine Pazler
Makayla Whitting
Honor Roll A 3rd Q
Honor Roll B 3rd Q
Honor Roll B 3rd Q
Honor Roll B 3rd Q
Honor Roll A 3rd Q
Honor Roll A 3rd Q
Thank you for your support and God Bless America!
Congratulations!
Please Join the Holy Name Society
June 11, 2016
St. Rocco’s Church
18 3rd St. Glen Cove, NY
St. Anthony of Padua
“The Wonder Worker”
3:00 Novena and Prayers
4:00 Celebration of Holy Mass
5:00 Procession with St. Anthony
6:00 Feast begins with Blessing of Bread and food
All are invited to attend this free celebration!
Food, drinks and desserts will be served.
Donations in honor of St. Anthony, will be appreciated.
Seminary Garden Tour And Lunch
The Seminary of The Immaculate Conception in Huntington will host a tour of three gardens in
Oyster bay Cove and Cold Spring harbor, followed by buffet lunch in the Seminary Refectory on
Wednesday, June 15, 2016. Reservations required, $40 per ticket. Seminary Development Office,
631-423-0483 ext. 102, or [email protected].
Below, please find a letter from three very enthusiastic, talented and generous young
people from our Parish who have a great idea! We are very fortunate to have them.
- Father Daniel
Hello, All!
Recently, we began reminiscing about past theatrical productions we have participated in. In doing so, we realized that Glen Cove doesn’t have a theater that produces shows for the community
to enjoy and participate in.
As the conversation continued, we had the idea of producing a musical at St Patrick’s. Right
away, we began to brainstorm. After some more planning, we decided to pitch our idea to Father
Daniel. We wanted to create a new tradition at St Patrick’s – a summer musical!
We thought we would have to do some convincing, but Father Daniel loved the concept and
supports it 100 %. Our idea is becoming a reality. Father Daniel asked us to place something in
the bulletin to inform the Parish.
That being said, the first musical St Patrick’s is going to produce is Godspell. This beloved musical
recreates the parables and life of Jesus and his disciples in a modern way and features songs like
“Day by Day” “Save the People” and “All Good Gifts.” We are very excited to produce the musical
in the Parish Hall this summer!
• Auditions will be held mid-June, and the Musical will run the first weekend in August!
• We are looking for actors age 15 – 25 to audition! You will be asked to prepare a song
from a musical for the audition; there will be more info on the specifics later.
As you can imagine, we’re going to need as much as we can get in the following areas:
• Fundraising
• Concessions
• Advertising
• Crew and Technical Positions
• Ticket Sales
If you have a special area of interest or talent that you would like to help us with, please contact
us ASAP!
As you can tell, we have a lot to do in a short amount of time. We urge you to contact us at
[email protected] with any questions or concerns about the Musical. You can also
reach out to our parents, Omar and Antoinette Patino, to contact us as well.
Thank you and God Bless!
Nicholas and Andrew and Gabrielle Patino
All Saints Regional Catholic School
Founded in 1990
Supported by the Parishes of:
St. Boniface ~ St. Hyacinth ~ St. Mary ~ St. Patrick ~ St. Rocco
Accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools
Phone: 516 676-0762
www.asrcatholic.org
May God Bless our Second Graders!
Congratulations!
Saturday, May 14th was a beautiful day for our Second Grade. They
did a wonderful job! We are so
proud of them! They worked very
hard this year with Miss Diffley. A
special thank you to our Second
Grade Parents, Father Daniel, Father
Elias, Father Ambrose, Father Gabriel, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Miss Fran Howlett, and Miss Diffley for all of their
support and guidance in preparing
our Second Grade for this Blessed
Day!
Faith
Foundation
Future
All Saints Students visit Chocolate Works
Students in the Top Achievers Program, T.A.P. in grades
two through eight visited Chocolate Works in Bellmore, NY
as part of the Fifth Grade T.A.P. project to study the
affects sugar has on the brain. Students were divided into
two groups. The first group covered cookies, graham crackers and pretzels with chocolate and followed the process
as the food went through the conveyor belt. The second
group tasted different types of cocoa powder. Students
learned that 400 cocoa pods makes one pound of chocolate. The students also discovered that there is really only
two types of chocolate, dark and milk. White chocolate is
made with all fat. The trip was both fun and
educational.
Special Persons’ Day at All Saints
Students in grades PreK
through Eighth invited a
special person to visit our
school on Friday, May 13th.
Our visitors were treated
to breakfast, a tour of the
school and a special activity
that was planned in each
classroom. In addition,
visitor’s from our fourth,
fifth and sixth grade classes assembled in the gym to watch our students perform ballroom dancing. Pictured here is one of our special
visitors telling the story “There was an Old Lady who Swallowed a
Fly” to our Pre-K students.
New this year! FREE Before-care and After-care!
Registration for the 2016-2017 school year is ongoing.
Contact Carol Filippone in our Registration Office at 516 676-0762 ext. 202
OUTREACH PANTRY
We are in need of the following items:
All Saints Regional Catholic School
will be holding its
Third Annual Tag Sale
Saturday, June 4th and
Sunday, June 5th
9:00 am - 3:00 pm
All Saints Regional School cafeteria
(lower level of the St. Patrick's
Church Parish Hall)
We are accepting donations of unwanted
clothing, household items, toys
(no missing parts), baby items, and small
furniture, all in good condition.
We are also in need of the following items:
Clothing Racks (will be returned after the
sale), Grocery Bags, Hangers, Empty Boxes,
and Old Newspapers
Beginning Tuesday, May 10th, donations can
be dropped off at the school cafeteria during
the following times:
Tuesdays: 2:45-4:00 pm
Thursdays: 5:30-7:00 pm
Saturdays: 1:00-3:00pm
If you are unable to transport your items,
pickup can be arranged by
calling Susan McCormack at
516-695-6024.
SUPER BONANZA RAFFLE
$25.00 Daily Prize Winners
May 22nd - May 28th
05/22
05/23
05/24
05/25
05/26
05/27
05/28
Joan Casson Sauer
Ann Marie McGrady
Marianne Welden
Chirstopher Albin
Dorothy Gabel
John Peguillan
Griffin Rush
Congratulations to all the Winners!
Pasta sauce, soup, canned fish or
meat, cereal, tuna, peanut butter, jelly,
red beans, tomato sauce, juice, black
beans, canned fruit, canned vegetables, sardines,
pancake mix, syrup, parmalat milk, rice and
toiletries.
Please, bring your donations to help our less
fortunate brothers & sisters.
Thank you in advance for your generosity.
FAN Program
This program offers food to people older than 60 years.
Held the second Tuesday of every month
from 9:30 AM - 12:00 PM in front of the Parish Hall.
Immigration Services
June 13 & 27th.
2:00 pm - 5:00 pm / John Paul II Room
Convent building.
Citizenship Classes
Held every Tuesday
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm / John Paul II
Convent building.
Al Anon
Is there a drinking problem in your family?
We can help!
There is a regularly scheduled
Al-Anon group that meets Monday at 12:30 pm
John Paul II Room / Convent building.
Worldwide Marriage Encounter- Weekends are scheduled
throughout the Metro New York area. The next weekend on
Long Island is scheduled for June 10-12, 2016 at the Immaculate Conception Seminary in Lloyd Harbor, NY. For more
information about the weekends or to apply, call:
1-877-697-9963 or visit our website at http://www.wwme.org
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Momma’s House- Mother-Child Residential Program invites
you to a Mad Hatter Tea, to be held on Thursday, June 23,
2016 at 1:00 pm, Upper Brookville, NY. For more information call 516-781-8637 or email [email protected]
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“I am a (senior) long-time parishioner of St. Rocco Church
who is in desperate need of someone to watch my 16 lb., 13
year old Maltipoo during my working hours, from MondayFriday, 8:00 am until 5:45 pm. If you have any interest, please
contact me at 516- 817-4534. Thank you and God bless you!
St. Patrick Catholic Church
Blood Drive
Sunday, May 29, 2016
Recaudación de Sangre
Domingo, 29 de Mayo, 2016
8:30 am - 2:30 pm
Cafeteria - Parish Hall
Knights of Columbus
Caballeros de Colón
Catholic High School
Entrance Exam Prep Course
By Order of the Queen of Hearts
You are hereby summoned to a
Tea Party
Join us in Wonderland to benefit
MOMMAS House
MOTHER CHILD RESIDENCES
Don’t be late for this very important date
THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 2016
1:00 TO 5:00 PM
Follow us down the rabbit hole to
26 Clews Drive
Upper Brookville, NY 11771
Tickets $65
Please RSVP E-mail: [email protected] or
by calling 516-781-8637
2016 Catholic Ministries Appeal
Our Lady of Mercy Academy
For over a decade, Our Lady of Mercy has been
offering a CHSEE prep course for all students interested in attending Catholic High School.
The Course provides excellent instruction in the
academic skills required to test well, while familiarizing students with format and timing, thus
building the self confidence so necessary
for success.
This fall’s classes will meet on Saturdays, September 10, 17 and 24 and October 29th
exam. The cost for this program is $300.00, including all instructional materials. For further information, or to register, please call Mrs. Lucille Fitts
at (516) 921-1047, ext. 110.
Este lunes es el Día de Recordación, día en el que
rendiremos homenaje y mostraremos nuestro aprecio a todos aquellos que ofrecieron el máximo sa
crificio por nuestro país y por las libertades de las
que gozamos.
Le pedimos que mañana dedique un momento para
orar por los miembros de las Fuerzas Armadas
quienes han servido y están sirviendo a nuestra
nación. Muchas familias han perdido seres queridos y los que sobreviven son hombres y mujeres
que tendrán que enfrentar innumerables dificultades y desafíos por el resto de sus vidas.
Gracias por su apoyo! Con su oración y generosi
dad usted hace la diferencia en la vida de muchas
personas!
All Saints Regional Catholic School
Fundado en 1990
Apoyado por las Iglesias de:
St. Boniface ~ St. Hyacinth ~ St. Mary ~ St. Patrick ~ St. Rocco
Acreditado por la Asociación Middle States de Universidades y Escuelas
Teléfono: 516 676-0762
www.asrcatholic.org
Dios Bendiga a los alumnos de Segundo Grado!
Felicitaciones!
El Sábado 14 de Mayo fue un día hermoso
para nuestro alumnos de Segundo Grado.
Hicieron un trabajo maravilloso! Estamos
muy orgullosos de ellos! Ellos trabajaron
muy duro este año con la Srta. Diffley. Les
damos un agradecimiento a los Padres de
Familia de los niños de Segundo Grado, a
el Padre Daniel, Padre Elías, Padre
Ambros, Padre Gabriel, Sra. Fitzgerald,
Sra.Fran Howlett, y a la Srta. Diffley por
todo su apoyo y orientación que ofrecieron a los niños del segundo grado para
que este día sea bendecido!
Fe
Fundamentos
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Los Estudiantes de All Saints visitaron la
Fábrica de Chocolates
Los estudiantes que están en el Programa de Productores
Principales, T.A.P. de segundo a octavo grado visitaron la
Fábrica de Chocolates en Bellmore, NY como parte del programa de T.A.P. del quinto grado. Proyecto para estudiar
los efectos que causa el azúcar en el cerebro. Los estudiantes fueron divididos en dos grupos. El primer grupo cubrió
galletas Graham y pretzels con chocolate y vieron el proceso de como la comida iba a través de la cinta transportadora. El segundo grupo probó los diferentes tipos de polvo de
cacao. Los estudiantes aprendieron que 400 vainas de cacao hacen una libra de chocolate. Los estudiantes también
descubrieron que en realidad sólo hay dos tipos de chocolate, oscuro y de leche. El chocolate blanco es hecho con
bastante grasa. El viaje fue divertido y educativo .
Día de la Personal Especial en All Saints
Los estudiantes desde los grados
de Jardín de la Infancia hasta el
Octavo Grado invitaron a una
persona especial para que visite
nuestra escuela el día Viernes 13
de Mayo.
Nuestros visitantes desayunaron, hicieron un recorrido por la
escuela y presenciaron una actividad especial que se ofreció en
cada aula . Además, los visitantes de nuestras clases de cuarto,
quinto y sexto se reunieron en el gimnasio para ver a nuestros estudiantes realizar
un baile de salón. aquí representado es uno de nuestros visitantes especiales contó
la historia "Había una señora mayor que se tragó una mosca " para nuestros estudiantes de Jardín de la Infancia.
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Primera lectura Génesis 14:18-20
La escena leída en el Antiguo Testamento es la ciudad de Elam, la que
luego sería Jerusalén. El rey era Melquisedec, quien era también un sacerdote. Fue a dar a Abram, a quien
después Dios nombraría Abraham, una bendición y a compartir pan y vino con él. La
bendición de Melquisedec celebró como Dios
había protegido a Abram, el padre de los
israelitas en una batalla.
Siglos más tarde, los cristianos vieron un
parecido entre Jesucristo y Melquisedec.
Entendieron el compartir el pan y el vino en
esta lectura como un signo de la Eucaristía.
1 Corintios 11:23-26
Hoy, en la fiesta del Cuerpo y
Sangre de Cristo, escuchamos el
recuento de Pablo sobre la última
cena. Jesús toma el pan y da
gracias, lo parte y dice: "Esto es
mi cuerpo". Repite la misma acción sobre la
copa de vino diciendo: "Este es el cáliz de mi
sangre, sangre de la alianza nueva y eterna".
De la misma forma, el celebrante repite las
palabras y las acciones de Jesús en la oración eucarística de la misa. Cuando nos
reunimos en la misa, compartimos el Cuerpo
y la Sangre de Cristo, de la misma forma que
Jesús nos invitó a hacerlo en la última cena.
Lucas 9:11b-17
¿Te has fijado cómo todas las lecturas de hoy
hablan de alimentar al pueblo? La historia del
evangelio nos muestra a Jesús y a los Doce
rodeados de una multitud hambrienta. Cuando protestaron porque no podían dar de comer a todos, Jesús dividió la multitud en pequeños grupos. Después tomó lo que tenían,
cinco panes y dos peces, dio gracias, los
partió e invitó a los discípulos a pasarlo para
compartirlo. Hubo suficiente para todos. Podemos, por supuesto, ver esta historia como
un signo de la Eucaristía, en la que Jesús
continúa alimentando a la multitud de sus
seguidores. Pero podemos también verlo
como un reto que nos invita a alimentar a
millones de hambrientos en nuestro mundo
Evidentemente, con aquel pan, no había suficiente para la multitud; pero Jesús da
las gracias. Quizás muchas veces nosotros nos paramos a lamentar lo que no tenemos en lugar de dar gracias por lo que sí tenemos, aunque parezca muy poco. Al
dar gracias, se multiplica la acción de dar. Muchas veces también podríamos pensar que no tenemos mucho que ofrecer a la comunidad. No tenemos mucho talento o mucho tiempo, o no nos consideramos capaces; pero eso era lo mismo que decían los amigos de Jesús: no tenían ni siquiera casi para ellos, mucho menos para
dar de comer a cinco mil; pero, al dar gracias y presentárselo a Dios, se multiplica; es el compartir que multiplica las cosas.
Esta fiesta se comenzó a celebrar en Lieja
en 1246, siendo extendida a toda la Iglesia occidental por el
Papa Urbano IV en
1264, teniendo como
finalidad proclamar la
fe en la presencia real
de Jesucristo en la
Eucaristía. Presencia
permanente y substancial más allá de la celebración de la Misa y que es digna de ser
adorada en la exposición solemne y en las
procesiones con el Santísimo Sacramento
que entonces comenzaron a celebrarse y que
han llegado a ser verdaderos monumentos
de la piedad católica. Ocurre, como en la
solemnidad de la Trinidad, que lo que se
celebra todos los días tiene una ocasión exclusiva para profundizar en lo que se hace
con otros motivos. Este es el día de la eucaristía en sí misma, ocasión para creer y
adorar, pero también para conocer mejor la
riqueza de este misterio a partir de las oraciones y de los textos bíblicos asignados en
los tres ciclos de las lecturas.
El Espíritu Santo después del dogma de la
Trinidad nos recuerda el de la Encarnación,
haciéndonos festejar con la Iglesia al Sacramento por excelencia, que, sintetizando la
vida toda del Salvador, tributa a Dios gloria
infinita, y aplica a las almas, en todos los
tiempos, los frutos extraordinarios de la Redención. Si Jesucristo en la cruz nos salvó,
al instituir la Eucaristía la víspera de su muerte, quiso en ella dejarnos un vivo recuerdo de
la Pasión. El altar viene siendo como la prolongación del Calvario, y la misa anuncia la
muerte del Señor. Porque en efecto, allí está
Jesús como una víctima, pues las palabras
de la doble consagración nos dicen que primero se convierte el pan en Cuerpo de Cristo, y luego el vino en Su Sangre, de manera
que, ofrece a su Padre, en unión con sus
sacerdotes, la sangre vertida y el cuerpo
clavado en la Cruz.
La Hostia santa se convierte en «trigo que
nutre nuestras almas». Como Cristo al ser
hecho Hijo de recibió la vida eterna del Padre, los cristianos participan de Su eterna
vida uniéndose a Jesús en el Sacramento,
que es el símbolo más sublime, real y concreto de la unidad con la Víctima del Calvario.
Esta posesión anticipada de la vida divina
acá en la tierra por medio de la Eucaristía, es
prenda y comienzo de aquella otra de que
plenamente disfrutaremos en el Cielo, porque
«el Pan mismo de los ángeles, que ahora
comemos bajo los sagrados velos, lo conmemoraremos después en el Cielo ya sin
velos» (Concilio de Trento).
Veamos en la Santa Misa el centro de todo
culto de la Iglesia a la Eucaristía, y en la Comunión el medio establecido por Jesús mismo, para que con mayor plenitud participemos de ese divino Sacrificio; y así, nuestra
devoción al Cuerpo y Sangre del Salvador
nos alcanzará los frutos perennes de su Redención.
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