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Sunday, February 1, 2015
MASSES FOR THE WEEK
Monday, February 2 The Presentation of the Lord
Rdgs. Mal 3:1-4; Ps 24: 7-10; Heb 2: 14-18; Lk 2: 22-40.
9:00 AM – Mario Russignan
11:30 AM – Eloise Towers
Tuesday, February 3
Rdgs. Heb 12:1-4; Ps 22:26-27, 28, 30, 31-32; Mark 5:21-43.
9:00 AM – Mario Russignan
11:30 AM – Michael Vitta
Wednesday, February 4
Rdgs. Heb 12:4-7, 11-15; Ps 103:1-2, 13-14, 17-18; Mark 6:1-6.
9:00 AM – Edward Pagnotta Sr.
11:30 AM – Robert & Margaret O’Brien
Thursday, February 5 St Agatha, virgin and martyr
Rdgs. Heb 12:18-19, 21-24; Ps 48:2-4, 9, 10-11; Mark 6:7-13.
9:00 AM – Eileen & Jack O’Connor
11:30 AM – Nicholas Antonelli
Friday, February 6 Martyrs of Japan, (Sts. Paul Miki, rel
and comp., Bl Charles Spinola, Sebastian Kimura, prs,
and comp., martyrs [SJ]
Rdgs. Heb 13:1-8; Ps 27:1, 3, 5, 8b-9abc; Mark 6:14-29.
9:00 AM – John E. Davis
11:30 AM – Gustavo Velasquez
Saturday, February 7
Rdgs. Heb 13:15-17, 20-21; Ps 23:1-3a, 3b-4, 5, 6; Mark 6:30-34.
9:00 AM – Charlie Franzini, Joseph Verderosa
Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
This Sunday’s Readings
Deut 18:15-20 I will raise up a
prophet and I will put my words
into his mouth.
Ps 95 If today you hear his voice,
harden not your hearts.
1 Cor 7:32-35 A virgin is anxious about the things of the Lord
that she may be holy.
Mark 1:21-28 He taught them
as one having authority.
ALTAR BREAD AND WINE
used in Masses during the week
are in loving memory of
Amelia Florez.
ALTAR CANDLES
used in Masses during the week
are in loving memory of
Amelia Florez.
FIRST SATURDAY
Next Saturday, February 7, is the first Saturday of
the month. Devotions in honor of Our Lady of Fatima
will take place in the Church at 8:30 AM followed
by the 9 AM Mass.
5:00 PM Church – Jeanne GiSapio
Sunday, February 8 Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Rdgs. Job 7:1-4, 6-7; Ps 147:1-2, 3-4, 5-6; 1 Cor 9:16-19, 2223; Mark 1:29-39.
8:00 AM – Pilar Tan Chua
9:30 AM – Vincent Iannuzzi
10:00 AM Chapel – Frederick & Florence D’Alo
11:00 AM – Pierina & Pasquale Carbone and Augustine
Lanzo
11:30 AM Chapel – Francesco & Marino Zagari
12:30 PM – Loretta Damiani
12:45PM – Domenico Franceses
5:00 PM – People of the Parish
Joseph Pecora
Joan Gomez
Mary Gately
Matteo Rizzi
Alexa Rae Boylan
Kathy Conrad
Robert Onbey
Carlo Rizzo
Betty Dixon
John Cacura
Kathleen Clifford
Kenneth Healey
Al D’Amico
Roy Donaldson
Jerome Donaldson
Patricia Donaldson
John Joseph Jackson
Dionisio Namocatcat
( Names will be listed for three weeks. )
Mission Statement of St. Anthony Church
We are a Catholic community of faith in the Jesuit tradition gathered around Jesus Christ and centered in the
Eucharist. In a diverse and changing world we struggle to grow in our relationship with God and with one another.
Through our worship, our ministries and our promotion of peace and justice, we walk with Jesus of the Gospel who
reveals God’s love for all.
Scripture Reflection
Moses told the people, “A prophet like me will the
Lord, your God, raise up for you from among
your own kinsmen.” God still provides among His
people the gifts and talents necessary to continue the work of His Church. What gifts are yours
to share?
We are grateful this week for all stewards in our parish who set time aside with the Sunday Readings
throughout the week so as to be better prepared to
hear the Word of God and act on it.
BAPTISM CLASS
Parents planning the baptism of their
children are reminded that the next
baptism class will be
Parish Revenue Sharing with
Oceanside Christopher Credit Union
Earlier this week we received our quarterly revenue sharing check from the Oceanside Christopher Federal Credit
Union Parish Revenue Sharing Program. Since this program
began, our parish has received a total of $14,116!
The amount we receive each quarter is determined by the
number of our parishioners who are members of the credit
union and their usage of the Oceanside Christopher VISA
Credit and/or Debit Card. So, we want to specially thank
each of you—your credit card usage benefits our parish
and that’s great. For those of you who are not yet members, we encourage you to consider joining and getting a
credit card. Your usage of that card will help us.
For more information visit
www.thecatholiccreditunion.org or call (516) 620-8100.
The credit union has branches in Oceanside and Seaford.
Wednesday, February 4th,
at 7:00 PM in Room 101
of the parish center.
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Catholic parents are required to attend;
godparents are welcome to attend.
In the Gospel today we read that because
Jesus spoke with authority his reputation
spread throughout the surrounding region
of Galilee. As his disciples, we can also
speak with authority when we put our
faith into actions by helping the poor and
suffering.
Have you considered answering the call to
serve the poor by joining the Society of St.
Vincent de Paul?
Application for the child’s baptism must be made
personally by calling the parish office to make an
appointment before the actual day of the instruction.
OFFERTORY INFORMATION
Sunday - January 18, 2015
2014
9,838.50
2015
$ 10,032.00
$
$ 216,569.80
Weekly - Year to Date
$ 10,573.06
Faith Direct - Yr to Date
Total Year to Date Offertory $ 227,142.86
$ 231,635.65
$ 20,270.17
$ 251,905.82
$ 15,065.85
$ 9,697.11
$ 24,762.96
$
$
Weekly Collection
Parish Social Ministry
$
$
877.00
828.95
Please note that the fiscal year is from
September 1st to August 31st
Thank You St. Anthony's Parishioners for your generosity!
Variance
193.50
You can also use this
QR code: this is for an
"Offertory Catchup"
or a "one time gift."
(-48.05)
Thank you!
February 1, 2015
World Day for Consecrated Life
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ:
Pope Francis has declared 2015 as the Year of Consecrated Life in the Universal Church.
We give thanks and honor the women and men in consecrated life who have served and are serving here in our great Diocese of Rockville Centre.
The life of this local Church has been blessed through the mission and ministry of these
dedicated women and men who are responding to God’s call to each of them to follow Jesus as
vowed religious. As religious, their commitment to a life of prayer, lived in community and expressed through their ministry in the Church, witnesses to their response to God’s love for them.
Their vowed commitment to God and service to the Church is a gift for all of us.
As we move through this Year of Consecrated Life I invite each of you to take whatever opportunities are presented to say “thanks” to the religious who are here in our Diocese, to remember
them in your prayers and to pray that other generous young people respond to God’s call to join
them as religious sisters, brothers and priests.
I join my prayers with yours in thanksgiving for their lives of prayer and service and in petition that God will bless each of the religious who are part of our Diocese with gifts of grace, hope
and peace as they witness to God’s great love. I ask Mary, Mother of the Church, to continue to
inspire each of them as they live a life of “Yes” to God’s call.
Faithfully yours in Christ,
Bishop of Rockville Centre
St. Anthony’s Preschool will be starting registration for our 2, 3, and 4 year old programs
for the 2015-2016 school year in January.
Please call our Education Office at (516)7640048 extension 2520 for more information.
Ellie Grubb
Director of Preschool
Elizabeth Gonzalez, St. Mary’s
and Michael Cascio, St. Anthony’s
Katherine Bringer, St. Joseph’s
and Mark Murray, St. Anthony’s
Victoria Keller, St. Anthony’s
and Michael Castronvo, St. Bernard’s
WANTED: Catholic men to become a member of “The Sign of the Cross” Knights of Columbus Council. We are the
“ONLY” Deaf/Hearing Impaired K of C Council in the world! Hearing men are also welcome. We meet the first and
third Monday of every month in Hicksville. For more in contact John Passarella, Grand Knight
@[email protected] or call (516) 997-8347.
St. Anthony’s Men’s Group – Spirituality for Men
Join us for our next monthly meeting of the St. Anthony’s Men’s Group
All Men are Welcome
Saturday, February 7, 2015, 8:30 AM to 10:00 AM at the:
Knights of Columbus
Knight’s Hall
2985 Kenneth Place
Oceanside, NY 11572
Great conversation! Bagels and coffee will be served. All are welcome!
Kick off Super Bowl Sunday!
at
Oceanside Kiwanis
Bring your family & friends
to an old-fashioned pancake, sausage & bagel breakfast!
All proceeds benefit Kiwanis Community Aid Fund for Kamp Kiwanis,
projects for those in need & DOCA recreation programs for Oceanside kids.
Sunday - February 1
9 am - 12:30 pm
St. Anthony’s Cafeteria
Still only $5 for Adults and $3 for Children under 12
Featuring the ever-popular Touchdown Raffle Table!
AND Kiwanis Kids Korner - FREE games, face painting, spin art, balloons!
Don’t miss the pre-game family fun with all the fixings!
BRIDGES CANDY LAND FAMILY OLYMPICS
Snacks!
mm
Raffles!
Don’t miss the fun!
Prizes!
Bring your
Candy!
Family
Coffee!
And
Drinks!
Friends
Family Fun!
To our
Amazing,
Crazy,
Delicious,
Olympics Games!
Choose Life Committee
Our Parishioners
Serving
In the Military
Please keep all our military in your prayers.
Joseph Augusta Cabarrus, Capt., Marines
Brian Wolfe, Lance Cpl., Marines
McKenzie Schmalz, Lance Cpl., Marines
Jonathan Rodriguez-Strubbe, Lance Cpl, Marines
Candace L. Bonsignore, Cpl, Marines
Michael Connell, PFC, Marines
Daniel G. Koehler, Pvt., Marines
Patrick Massimillo, Pvt., Marines
Denis St. John Sheahan, Pvt., Marines
Timothy Richards, Capt., Army
Sanghu Richards, Capt., Army
Samuel Rodriguez, Sgt., Army
Charles Artino, Pvt., Army
Dylan J. Blake, Pvt., Army
Alex Murtha, Pvt., Army
Daniel R. Verity, Pvt., Army
Sean Michael Cirillo, Specialist, Army
Christopher Kapp, Specialist, Army
Michael J. Graham, Army
Carl A. Misitano, Lt., Navy
John Nitti, Chief Petty Officer, Navy
Ryan Reilly, Petty Officer, Navy
Tom Shanley, 2nd Class Petty Officer, Navy
Dominick Albanese, ISSN, Navy
William Stuber, Seaman, Navy
Edward Durkin, GMC, Navy
Timothy R. Kear, CTT, Navy
Christopher Kear, NET, Navy
Lord, hold our troops in Your loving hands.
Protect them as they protect us.
Bless them and their families
for the selfless acts they perform for us.
Do you know someone who is hurting from
an abortion?
The Life Center of Long Island invites you to attend our
next Rachel’s Vineyard Healing Retreat on the weekend
of February 6-8, 2015. It begins Friday evening and concludes Sunday afternoon.
For more information contact: Deacon Joe McNicholas
at (516)445-3927 or e-mail: [email protected]
Communication is strictly confidential.
To learn more about Rachel’s Vineyard look online at:
www.rachelsvineyard.org or call 1-877-HOPE-4-ME
MISSION STATEMENT
To protect innocent human life from fertilization to
natural death through education, legislative action, prayer
and peaceful presence.
A sincere thank you to the Oceanside Knights of Columbus which hosted a bus trip to St. Patrick’s Cathedral, NYC
on Sunday, January 18th for a Pro-Life Mass said by Cardinal Dolan with refreshments afterward. A special thanks to
Kathy and Rob Musso for all their work.
Attention Parents of 11th & 12th graders:
2015 Oratory Contest
Sponsored by the LI Coalition for Life Educational Trust
What: Pro-life speech (5-7 minutes in length) on Abortion, Euthanasia, Assisted Suicide, Health Care Rationing,
or Cloning/Stem Cell Research
Eligibility: 11th & 12th gr ader s, including homeschooled students
When: Sunday, April 19,2015
Where: Kellenber g Memor ial High School, Uniondale
Topics: Any aspect of a topic listed above, pr esented
from a pro-life perspective
The First prize Winner will be eligible to complete in the
NYS Right to Life Committee contest to be held in Albany.
For application call (516) 599-5296 or email
[email protected]
“Denial of Treatment” Seminar
Sat., Feb. 7th 10 AM—1:30 PM
Presented by Burke Balch, J.D., director of national
Right to Life’s Center for Medical Ethics. The seminar
will provide critical information about NYS legislative
efforts that may put persons of any age at risk of denial of treatment. All are invited to learn your rights, the
rights of those in your care, and the pro-life response
urgently needed to ensure legislative protections before it is too late.
Location: K of C Hall Hicksville.
No fee.
All registered by Feb. 1 will be provided pizza for
lunch. Beverages and snacks provided.
Call (631) 588-0168 if you plan to attend.
Love Them Both
Sat., Feb. 14 9:30 AM—10:30 AM
Celebrating the spirit of St. Valentine’s Day. Unborn
babies need love too.
Peaceful vigil on sidewalk at Huntington Station office of Stony Brook Women’s Health, 33 Walt Whitman Rd. (Just N. of Jericho Tpke.) Rain or shine.
Signs provided.
Sponsor LICL (631) 243-1435; [email protected]
VISIBILITY MATTERS
Tabor Retreat Center
LIVING FREE OF FEAR AND RESENTMENT
February 7, 2015
Saturday 9:30am - 3pm
Resentment is toxic to our inner lives. Fear is a thief! It robs from our relationship with God, self and others. At this workshop we look at our fears
and resentments in light of 12-step spirituality and the parable of the
Prodigal Son. (Need not be in a 12-step program to attend.)
Presenter: Karen Musicaro is a woman committed to the integration of
spirituality and healthy relationships. Her programs are reflective of
twelve step principles and scripture. She is psychotherapist in private practice and adjunct teacher at
Molloy College with a degree in Theology and Social Work.
Donation: $50.00 (Lunch)
WHAT REALLY MATTERS TO THE HEART
FEBRUARY 8, 2015
SUNDAY, 2PM-4:30PM
What really matters to the heart . . . is not always hidden . . . is not
expensive . . . you carry it everywhere you go . . . It's like opening a
door . . . more light comes in and you see, hear and embrace more
of life . . . All you need is the key . . . come and get the key and
smile . . . it can fit many doors.
Presenter: Sr. Ave Clark, OP is a Dominican Sister of
Amityville. She is the author of several books and articles on
spirituality and healing. Sr. Ave is a pastoral counselor and the co
-coordinator of Heart-to-Heart Ministry. Sister Ave comes to her
ministry with a gentle heart that loves to pray.
Donation: $15.00
WHAT DID JESUS TEACH
February 13-14, 2015
Friday, 7:30pm - Saturday 7:30pm
This program will interpret the reading of the gospels in light of new spiritual insights. It will be a
very insightful and challenging experience.
Presenter: Sr. Vicki Toale, OP is an Amityville Dominican who was raised in Brooklyn. She
has a Doctorate in Theology and is an assistant professor at Molloy College, Rockville Centre,
NY. Sr. Vickie has 15-years experience as Director of Religious EducaTabor Retreat Center
tion and Pastoral Ministry. She presently is a Pastoral Associate at
60 Anchor Ave., Oceanside
Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal in Wyandanch, NY
(516) 536-3004
[email protected]
www.TaborRetreatCenter.org
Donation: Overnight $150 (room & meals)
Commuter $115 (lunch & dinner)
RINCÓN HISPANO
FEBRERO 1, 2015
IV DOMINGO ORDINARIO
Sálvanos, Señor y Dios nuestros;
reunimos de entre las naciones,
para que podamos agradecer tu
poder santo y sea nuestra gloria el
alabarte.
Primera Lectura Deuteronomio
18, 15-20: “Yo hare surgir en medio de sus hermanos un profeta como tú”.
Salmo 94: “Ojala escuchen hoy la
voz del Señor: No endurezcan el corazón”.
Segunda Lectura 1 Corintios 7, 32-35: “Yo quisier a
que ustedes vivieran sin preocupaciones.”
Lectura del Santo Evangelio San Marcos 1, 21-28: “En
aquel tiempo, se hallaba Jesús en Carnaúm y el Sábado
fue a la sinagoga y se puso a enseñar.”
ESCUELA DE ESPIRITUALIDAD IGNACIANA: Pr óxima clases son el Día Febrero 14 de 9:00AM a 4:00PM en
el Salón 101-102 del Centro Parroquial.
La intensión de la misa del día de hoy es por Amelia
Flores de Pinto. Par a intensiones de la misa comunicarse con la hermana Marcela Severino telf. 516-7630937.
Legión de María: Todos los Miér coles 7:30PM en Casa
de la hermana Miladis Duran Telf 516.884.9796.
Campaña de los Ministerios Católicos 2015
BAUTISMOS Y CLASES DE RICA: Par a infor mación
y registración comunicarse con el hermano Ernesto de la
Cruz telf. 917-832-0670.
Parroquia St. Antonio:
La meta este año 2015 es
de $70,00 dólares. Contamos con su compromiso
acuérdese el dinero que
usted dona es utilizado en
las diferentes actividades
de esta comunidad. Si ya
recibió por correo el formulario para hacer su promesa de este año, no olvides marcar que es para St. Anthony. Puede haber un plan de pagos hasta diciembre 2015.
Por Favor Participe…Cualquier donación nunca es pequeña!
ADORACION AL SANTISIMO EN EL
GRUPO CARISMATICO: En la Capilla
el Viernes Feb/06/15 hora de 7:00PM hasta
9:30PM. Es tiempo de Adorar y Alabar a
Dios.
LA LEGION DE MARIA: TE INVITA AL
CENACULO A LA VIRGIN MARIA: En la
Capilla próximo Sábado Feb/7/15. Hora 6:00
PM el Santo Rosario a nuestra Madre María.
Acompáñanos te esperamos dile si a María.
La despensa de St. Vicente de Paul: necesita alimentos no
perecederos para la despensa...No te olvides de ayudar alimentar a los podres y desamparados.
El movimiento de Cursillos: En Febr er o 19 al 22, 2015
tendrá el próximo Cursillo de Hombres en la Casa Emmanuel. Para información comunicarse con la Hermana Luz
María Abreu 516-943-3036. Cristo Cuenta contigo!!
ACTIVIDADES SEMANALES:
Acción Católica Hispana: Salón 120 Centr o Par r oquial
todos los Martes de 7 a 8PM.
Grupo Carismático: En la Capilla todos los vier nes de
7:00PM a 9:30PM. Comenzando con el Santo Rosario, seguido de alabanza, adoración, y la Santa Palabra.
Ultreya de los Cursillistas: Todos los Domingos de
11:30am a 12:30PM salón 101 Centro Parroquial.
CONFESIONES Y ATENCION PASTORAL: Todos los
domingo después de la misa y los viernes en la Capilla a
las 8:00pm, en caso de emergencia llamar al Padre Donald
Gannon telf. 516-764-0048 ext. 2509.
Para asuntos de notario o Real Estate: Comunicarse con
el hermano José González cel.: 516-351-7272 y Ofic. 516706-9001.
FAITH DIRECT: No se olvide haga su donación semanal
a través del nuevo sistema automático, regístrese entrando a
la siguiente dirección www.faithdirect.net debe de utilizar
el código de la parroquia NY581. Necesita su cuenta ahorros, tarjeta de crédito o su debit card.
Misa Feb-01-2015: ME: María Severino, María Dodge y
Manuel Francisco. MO: Ashthin Tavares, Kenya Peralta y
Darían Imberto. Lectores: Marcela Severino y María Rey.
Misa Feb-8-2015: ME: Sonia Díaz, Inoelia Santana y Susana Estévez. MO: Fendy Estévez, Tommy Jiménez y Joel
Jiménez . Lectores: Manuel Francisco y Amarilys Rodríguez.
Misa Feb-15-2015: ME: Amparo Rodríguez, Natividad
Martínez y Julio Martínez. MO: Anthony Montalvo, Iralys
Estévez y Rafael Jiménez. Lectores: María Dodge e Inoelia Santana.
St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry
Please remember the poor of our parish when you
shop for groceries for your own household, and perhaps you could obtain for us one or two of the following items:
coffee & tea, hot & cold cereals, cooking oil
(small bottles), pancake mix & syrup,
macaroni & spaghetti, canned tuna, canned
meats, canned pasta products,
rice (1-2 lb. bags),
peanut butter, jelly & jam,
canned fruit, boxed macaroni &
cheese, dry & canned beans,
canned & bottled juice, evaporated milk / shelf stable milk,
tomato sauce & canned tomatoes
There are St. Vincent de Paul food bins at the back of the
church and the chapel; and we have a cart in the lobby of
the Parish Center to receive your donations at any time
that the building is open.
Your support makes our work possible.
Thank you for caring!
Altar Server Assignments
February 8
Team One
5:00 PM – Church
8:00 AM – Church
9:30 AM – Church
10:00AM – Chapel
11:00 AM – Church
11:30 AM – Chapel
12:30 PM – Church
5:00 PM – Church
-Emily Pignataro
Patrick & Shannon Hirdt
Jessica & Emily Jacoby,
Keriana Calderón
Adult Servers
Nicholas Rosamilia, William Xuereb
& Joshua Javillo
Adult Servers
Jay Jackson
Jasper Javillo & James Paczkowski
February 8 - Assignments
LECTOR: Team 3
5:00 PM – Church
Kathy Ruscito
8:00 AM – Church
9:30 AM – Church
10:00AM – Chapel
11:00 AM – Church
11:30 AM – Chapel
12:30 PM – Church
5:00 PM – Church
David Campmier
—
Joann Caramanico
Joan Keefe
Peter Lockwood
Carol Hayes
Patrick Connell
The next meeting of the Book Club
will be on February 24th at 7pm
in room 209 of the parish center.
February 8 - Assignments
Extraordinary Ministers
of the Eucharist: Team 3
The book will be "Miracle Girls”
by MB Caschetta. All are welcomed to attend.
For more info call Patty at 780-1836.
Nassau County Veterans Service Agency & Vietnam War
Veterans will be hosting a Free Veteran Workshop on
Wednesday, February 11th at 10am – 2pm at the Freeport
Rec Center, Room 102, 130 E. Merrick Road, Freeport
The workshop is open to all veterans and will provide a
great opportunity for veterans to meet with certified benefits counselors who are looking to help our heroes.
More info contact Ralph Esposito, Director Nassau
Veterans Service Agency (516) 572-6565 or
Bruce Burnham, Director of Senior Programs for the
Vietnam War Veterans Association (516) 771-4194.
Spirituality For Singles - Monthly Singles Gathering
Saturday, Feb 7, 2015, 8:30PM, after the 7:30PM Mass
St. Aidan Parish, 510 Willis Ave., Williston Park, NY, 11596
Our Monthly gathering for singles; discussion, meditation,
socialization.
Contact: Ray (516) 561-6994
or [email protected]
5 PM – Church Mary Ann & Bill Johnson; Cara Middleton
8:00 AM – Church
Elizabeth Egan, Terry Alois,
Karen Garay
9:30 AM – Church
Joan Prisco; Marisa & Jim Brady
10:00AM – Chapel Sarah & Dennis Ryan
11:00 AM – Church Nancy Back, Anna Rathburn,
Marie Elefante
11:30 AM – Chapel Gerry Graff, Gladys Rios
12:30 PM – Church Helen Winkowski, Carol Hayes
5:00 PM – Church Michele Kratky
Weekly Support Group Meetings
AA Sun. Febr uar y 1,
Mon. February 2,
Thurs. February 5,
Sun. February 8,
NA Tues. Febr uar y 3,
7:30 PM—cafeteria
7:30 PM—cafeteria
7:30 PM—cafeteria
7:30 PM - cafeteria
8:00 PM - cafeteria