1. Healthcare

The Charity of Christ Compels Us:
Erected 1963, First In The World Named After Mother Seton
1377 East Main Street, Shrub Oak, NY 10588
Pastoral Staff
Rev. Fr. Robert A. Quarato, Administrator
Rev. Fr. Brian Graebe, Parochial Vicar
Rev. Fr. S. Kulandairajan, Parochial Vicar
Rev. Mr. Richard Juliano, Deacon, Plant Manager
Rev. Mr. Michael F. Wilson, Deacon
Rev. Mr. Matthew Reiman, Seminarian Deacon
Sr. Gabriel Miriam, S.C., Regional School Principal
Mrs. Sara Koshofer, Religious Education Coordinator
Ms. Lana Kollath, Director of Sacred Music and Organist
Ms. Noreen Donnellan, Parish Council President
Mr. Edward Murgia, Finance Council Chairman
Mrs. Janet Angelillo, Lay Trustee
Mrs. Gwen Briggs, Lay Trustee
Celebration of the Eucharist
THE LORD’S DAY
Saturday: 5:30PM (Birthday Blessing, 1st Sat)
Sunday: 7:00 (no music), 8:00, 9:30 (Family Mass)
11:00 AM (Solemn Choir Mass), 12:30 PM
Monday-Friday, 7:00AM, 9:00AM
Saturday, 9:00AM
Morning Prayer: Monday-Saturday 8:45AM
For Holy Day schedule, consult bulletin
Parish Contacts
PARISH SCHOOL
(914) 528-3563
FAX: (914) 528-0341
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
RECTORY
(914) 528-8553
E-mail [email protected]
E-mail [email protected]
(914) 528-3547
FAX: (914) 528-4216
Website http://www.seton-parish.org
Handicapped accessible
February 1, 2015
Ordinary Sunday 4
CELEBRATION OF THE SACRAMENTS
Baptism/Becoming a Catholic
Adults (RCIA): call the rectory for information
Infants: Parent Instructions, 2nd Saturday, 11:00am
Celebrations: 1st, 2nd, 3rd Sun., 1:30; 4th Sat, Noon
Reconciliation
Sat. 4-5:30PM; Thurs. 9:30AM
Other times: upon request.
Marriage
The Sacrament of Matrimony requires specific preparation.
Contact a priest one year before the planned ceremony.
Archdiocesan marriage instruction is mandatory.
Anointing of the Sick/Eucharist for the Homebound
Contact a priest for ministry to the sick and aged at home or at a
local healthcare facility. Upon request, the Eucharist will be
brought to any Catholic who is seriously ill or homebound.
Confirmation
Baptized adults who have never received First Eucharist
and/or Confirmation should contact a priest to complete
their Christian Initiation through the RC.I.A. process.
Holy Orders/Religious Vocations
A pastoral staff member is always ready to discuss the prospect
of a vocation to the priesthood or religious life.
POPULAR DEVOTIONS
Eucharistic Adoration (Suspended for July and August)
Monday-Friday, Our Lady Memorial Chapel, 12:00-3PM
First Friday, 12:00-6:00PM
First Saturday, 9:30-10:30AM
Novenas, following 9:00AM Mass
Monday, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Parish Patroness
Thursday, Miraculous Medal
Recitation of the Rosary, Our Lady Memorial Chapel,. After 9:00 Masses, daily
Parish Council, Noreen Donnellan, 914-962-4419
Finance Council, Edward Murgia, 914-245-4512, Arthur Bortz
(Emeritus)
Lectors, Judy Van Riper
Legion of Mary, Loretta Mozeleski
Altar/Rosary Society, Janet Angelillo, 914-245-9248, Gerarda Brown
Altar Servers, Deacon Richard Juliano, 914-528-3547
Medjugorie Rosary Guild, Joan Nastasi
Midnight Run Committee, Walter Krisa, 914-248-9737,
Eileen Kulp, 914-391-5418
Ministers of Hospitality (Ushers), Len Vallario, Bill Bertram
Nursing Home Ministry, Terence Floyd
Becoming a Catholic (RCIA), Fr. Robert Quarato
Bible Study (Tuesday) Pat Kiernan, 914-739-5461
Blood Bank, Agnes Manganelli, 845-628-1098
Boy Scouts/Cub Scouts, Steve Scott, 914-739-4621 / Brian Dever
Making All Things New Committee, Janet Angelillo, 914-245-9248
Children’s Liturgy of the Word, Judy Van Riper
Choirs and Sacred Music, Lana Kollath, 914-736-0372
CYO Basketball, Andre Soto, 845-284-2030
Matthew Parisi, 914-450-4959
Parish Book Club, Tere McCue-Fleming
Parish Center Building Committee (PCBC), Tony Iraola
Parish Pilgrimages, Alex Winogradoff, 845-526-4495
Peekskill Pastors’ Lunch Program, Mary Ellen Modico, 914-528-3547
Photography, Ed Herzog, 914-844-7611
Prayer Shawl Ministry, Pam Adamovich, 845-528-4483
Development Committee, Katherine Quinn, [email protected]
Eucharistic Adoration, Alex & Felicia Winogradoff, 845-526-4495
Ann DiGraci, 914-610-1379
Eucharistic Ministers, Fr. Robert Quarato
Regional School Board, No. West./Put, Tom Engelhart, Frank Inzirillo
Religious Education, Sara Koshofer, 845-528-8553
Respect Life Committee, Laura Parisi
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults, (see Becoming a Catholic)
Founder’s Group, Kathy Zsiday
Girl Scouts, Meg Jandrasits, 914-556-6003
Safe Environment Program, Mary Ellen Modico, 914-528-3547
Saint Mary’s Food Pantry, Anne Dougherty
Saint Matthew’s Guild, Joe Pikula, Bill Lewis
Cardinal’s Appeal, Roland Faucher, Susan Kolesar
Helping Hands, Cathy Bomba, 845-526-2214
Holy Name Society, Charles Angelillo, 914-245-9248
Homebound Visitation, Nancy Murgia, 914-245-4512
Hospitality Committee, Geraldine Inzirillo
Knights of Columbus, Robert Hecker, Charles Angelillo, GK
PRAY FOR OUR SICK
School, Parish, Sr. Gabriel Miriam, S.C., 914-528-3563
Sacristan, Sunday, Joseph Mozdzierz
Third Order (Secular) Franciscans, Nick Oliverio
Ushers (see: Ministers of Hospitality)
Webmaster, Noreen Donnellan, 914-962-4419
Monthly Prayer Intentions of Pope Francis
The Holy Father asks the people of the world to pray with
As is our custom, a person’s name will appear for four weeks, him for the following during February:
Universal: That prisoners, especially the young, may be
after which it will be removed unless we hear from the family.
Nicole Cattano, Gloria Colbrook, Edward DiCaprio, Kathleen Hef- able to rebuild lives of dignity.
fernan, Dorothy Johns, Eileen Kostecke, Marie Lazarz, Brad Lewis, Evangelization: That married people who are separated
Sr., Noreen Malanaphy, Lucy Mazzeo, Sr. Edmund McGourty, Ra- may find welcome and support in the Christian communimona Olszewski, Frank O’Rourke, Katharine Pasensa, Patricia Rot- ty.
tenkolber, Terry Samborski, Virginia Schultz
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MASS INTENTIONS
5:30
Joseph Howard
Feb 1 Fourth Ordinary Sunday
7:00
John O’Connor
8:00
Domenico Mele
9:30
Lucia Spigno
11:00 People of Seton Parish
12:30 Brendan Kelly
Mon Feb 2 The Presentation of the Lord
7:00
Jodi Ball
9:00
Deacon G. Frank Bruno (R.I.P. 2010)
Tue Feb 3 Weekday/St. Blaise, Bishop & Martyr;
St. Ansgar, Bishop
7;00
Helen Teague
9:00
John Engelhart
Wed Feb 4 Weekday
7:00
Helen Teague
9:00
Henry Bambach
Thurs Feb 5 St. Agatha, Virgin & Martyr
7:00
Helen Teague
9:00
Marion Engelhart
Fri
Feb 6 St. Paul Miki & Companions, Martyrs
7:00
Harold Whalen
9:00
Robert P. Campo, Jr.
Sat
Feb 7 Weekday
9:00
Lucie & Judy Steiner
Florence DeGaetani
Sun
Sun
5:30
Feb 8
7:00
8:00
9:30
11:00
12:30
Florence & Nunzio Ciraldo
Fifth Ordinary Sunday
Marion Engelhart
Virginia LoPreto
Filippo Vitiello
Concetta & Luca Cappelli
People of Seton Parish
WEEKLY MEMORIALS (3)
The Sanctuary Lamp, indicating the Real Presence, burns
in memory of Danny Veglia.
The Eternal Flame in Our Lady Memorial Chapel, burning
in memory of deceased children, and those lost on September 11, 2001, has been donated in memory of
Angie & Fred Plaviak.
The Sacramental Bread and Wine were donated in
memory of Eugene Sheehan.
Select February Events
Sun, Feb 8
Holy Name Society Communion Breakfast
Wed, Feb 11
Our Lady of Lourdes Feast
Sat, Feb 14
Pre-Baptism Class
Mon, Feb 16
Federal Holiday-Rectory Closed
Wed, Feb 18
Ash Wednesday
2nd Collections: Peter’s Pence, Seton Emergency Maintenance Fund, Seton Missalettes
TUESDAY!
Blessing of Throats
In honor of Saint Blaise, we will bless the throats of anyone who
desires it at the daily Masses (7:00 AM and 9:00 AM) and from
7:00 to 9:00 PM in the church on Tuesday, February 3rd.
Rescheduled!
Parish Council
Due to inclement weather, the Parish Council meeting has
been rescheduled to Monday, February 9th at 7:30 PM
in the Holland Room. This will be a combined January/
February meeting. Since this is also the February meeting, it
is imperative that you, or someone in your place, attends.
Rescheduled!
Seton School Open House
Due to inclement weather, the school’s Open House has been
rescheduled to Tuesday, Feb. 10th, at 7:00pm in the auditorium. For more information, please call 914-528-3563.
Eucharistic Adoration
On First Friday, February 6th, we will have Eucharistic
Adoration in Our Lady Memorial Chapel from noon until
6:00 PM. On First Saturday, February 7th, we will have
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament after the 9AM Mass, in
the Chapel. Deacon Richard Juliano will lead us in prayer.
Lenten Series
Instruments of the Passion
Join Fr. Graebe on Tuesday evenings for a reflection on
some of the objects in the Passion drama, and the lessons
they continue to teach us.
2/24
The Whip
3/3
The Dice
3/10
The Sponge
3/24
The Cross
Each evening will begin with Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament,
followed by the reflection, the Chaplet of Divine Merc, and Benediction. The evenings begin at 7:00pm in the church and will last
for about 40 minutes.
HOLY NAME SOCIETY
Members are invited to the 9:30AM Mass next Sunday,
February 8th. There will be no meeting due to the Communion Breakfast.
Annual Cardinal’s Appeal
Mass Cards, etc.
Tomorrow, Monday, February 2nd at 9:30AM, the following will be available in the rectory: 1) Mass Intentions
for August 2015; 2) “Memorial Offerings for the Bread
and Wine”, “Tabernacle Lamp” and/or Chapel
“Eternal Flame” for March 2015.
The Cardinal’s Annual Stewardship Appeal was kicked of by
Committee Chair, Roland Faucher before each of the Sunday Masses today. See page 6.
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PRAY FOR OUR DECEASED
Michael Luiso
Next Weekend
No Second Collection
Eucharistic Adoration
Please consider joining the other 40 adorers by spending one
hour praying to Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. Adoration is
weekdays from Noon till 3 PM, and on First Fridays
from Noon till 6PM. We would welcome additional adorers, especially on the following days and times: Monday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from Noon to 1PM Tuesday and Friday from 1PM to 2PM Tuesday and Thursday
from 2PM to 3PM First Fridays for 1 hour starting at 3PM,
4PM and 5PM. Please call Alex Winogradoff, 845-5264495, if you are interested. God Bless!
Mass with Prayer for Healing
Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes
Day of Prayer
for the Sick
th
Wednesday, February 11
7:30PM in the Church
Mass of Our Lady of Lourdes
Eucharistic Blessing of the Sick
All are welcome!
Men’s Communion Breakfast
Today is the last day to sign-up for next Sunday’s breakfast.
If you would like to attend, please see our website for reservation form, www.seton-parish.org. If you have questions,
please call Charles Angelillo at 914-245-9248.
Religious Ed 8th Grade
Confirmation
Class Fundraiser
th
Mrs. Burgard’s 8 Grade Religious Education Confirmation class
has developed a special service project. After all Masses next
weekend, the students will be selling small homemade
gifts. Proceeds will go to support Fr. Rajan’s charities in India.
Please stop by their tables next weekend!
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
LENT PARISH MISSION 2015
MARCH 23-25
PRAYER + PREACHING + PRAISE
With the CFRs
Franciscan Friars of the Renewal
&
Franciscan Sisters of the Renewal
EVERYONE IS WELCOME!
Working With Our Children at Seton?
All of our clergy, employees and volunteers are committed,
unconditionally, to protecting our children. Anyone who
needs to report an alleged incident of sexual abuse of a minor by a clergyman, religious or lay person, serving the Archdiocese of New York, is asked to contact Sr. Eileen
Clifford, (212) 371-1000 x 2949, or Deacon George J.
Coppola, (917) 861-1762.
Donation Checks to the Parish
Please remember that all contributions made to the parish
by check should be made payable to St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish. Contributions to be made to a parish by check
should not be made payable to the pastor, administrator, or
any parish employee. Thank you.
First Saturday
February “Birthday Blessing”
Next Saturday, Feb. 7th, at the 5:30PM Mass, a birthday
blessing and a present will be given to our little ones who
celebrate their birthdays in February.
Ziti Fundraiser Pick-up
If you pre-ordered ziti, please remember to stop by after Mass
and pick up your order. Troop 238 Boy Scouts will be outside
before and after each Mass next weekend to hand out your
order. For anyone who forgot to order, we will have a few
extra trays. Thank you for your continued support.
It’s Time to Come Home!
www.CatholicsComeHome.org
PARISHPAY – ELECTRONIC COLLECTION
SUPPORT SETON WITH ONLINE DONATIONS
Men, Be Who You Are
The Archdiocese of New York Men’s Commission is hosting
the First Annual Men’s Conference on Saturday, March
See our website, www.seton-parish.org, go to Parish21st, at the Fordham Rose Hill campus. With over 500
Pay.com, or call 866-727-4741.
expected to attend, this daylong event will provide a unique
opportunity for men throughout the Archdiocese to recommit
Camp Veritas 2015
themselves to their spiritual lives. The speakers will include His
Camp Veritas is a one-week play-and-pray sleep away sumEminence Timothy Cardinal Dolan, Archbishop of
mer camp for teens going into 7th to 12th grades. It will be
New York, Damon Owens, a renowned public speaker
held at three USA locations in 2015; July 19-25 at Mount
and strong proponent of the Catholic faith, and Joe Klecko,
Saint Mary College in Newburgh, NY, July 26-August 1 at
former all-star New York Jets defensive lineman. Admission
Summit Lake Camp in Emmitsburg, MD, and August 16-22 at
is $45 and includes breakfast. lunch, and t-shirt. To register,
Camp Lakota in Wurtsboro, NY. Enrollment is open, and
or for more information, visit www.nymensconference.com
the enrollment price for each week is $400 per camper.
or call Kim Quatela, 646 794-3198. Spaces are limited, so
Early bird rates (if paid in full by 4/1/15) are $370 for all sites.
act fact!
More details can be found at www.campveritas.com. 444 - Page 4
A Note about Becoming Sponsors
For Baptism and Confirmation
It is a great honor to be asked to be a sponsor for Baptism
or Confirmation. The role of a “godparent” is to be an
“other parent” in matters of our holy Faith. That is why
sponsors must be practicing Catholics, 16 years of age or
older, having received Confirmation and currently living a
good Christian moral life. If the sponsor is married, that
person must be in a valid Church marriage. One sponsor
is required for Confirmation. It is customary to have two
for Baptism, in which case one must be male and the other female. A nominated sponsor is asked to get certification
from his/her current parish. This is a declaration by a priest/
deacon that the individual is qualified to be a sponsor according to Church Law. To be so certified, the individual
must be a current parishioner of the particular parish where
the certification is being sought, and be known to the priest/
deacon as being a faithful practicing Catholic, attending Mass
there regularly. Unfortunately, at times, family members or
friends are chosen to be sponsors with good intentions, but
are found to be ineligible according to Church Law. Also,
more and more, people seem to think that they are still
“parishioners” of their childhood parish, where they attended school or received sacraments years ago, while no longer
living in the area or attending Mass there regularly. It is important for all individuals to be active members of their local
Catholic faith communities. The unfortunate fact is that
some are neither practicing Catholics nor faithful members
of a parish family, and are thereby ineligible to become sponsors. Like all other things in life, individual choices bring consequences. Here, at Seton, Certificates of Sponsorship are given by the pastor to registered members
of the parish who are practicing Catholics and who
meet the above criteria. Please see the pastor after
Mass on Saturday evening or Sunday to inquire
about getting a certificate.
Parish Book Club
We meet next Sunday, February 8th at 2pm in the
Chapel to discuss The Red Tent by Anita Diamant, a
view of biblical women’s society through the voice of Dinah,
daughter of Jacob and Leah. See the blurb on our Website,
www.seton-parish.org.
Young Adult Outreach
www.catholicnyc.com
Pray with Us!
Come join the Medjugorie Rosary Guild in praying 3
Mysteries of the Rosary for “fallen-away” Catholics, and the
conversion of sinners and unbelievers on the 2nd day of
each month at 5:00 AM in the church. See you Mon., Feb.
2nd. Info? Call Joan 914-526-6538 or Dina 914-7341122.
First Saturday Children’s Rosary
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Reflections
Draw near to Me and I will draw near to you.
St. Teresa said, after her death, when she appeared to one of
her nuns, “What we in heaven do with the divine Essence,
you on earth should do with the Blessed Sacrament.”
There is no one to whom the mere vicinity of the Blessed
Sacrament has not been the cause of unnumbered blessings.
Faith in and devotion toward the Eucharist will result in a
perfect unity of communion among all Christians.
Our Lord came to the aid of each great tribulation with a
special devotion. The devotion which God now sends to
succor His Church is devotion to the most Holy Eucharist.
It is the highest of all devotions.
Pope Leo XIII
Widows & Widowers
St. Patrick Church, Yorktown, Widows and Widowers’
Support Club meets Tuesday, Feb. 3rd at 7:00 pm.
DECEASED PARISHIONERS
Parishioners who “passed from this life to the next” during
the week of January 31st in previous years: Charles B.
Babb, Lillian Carello, Ernesto Cugliandro, Angela Gaziano, Joseph Howard, Cynthia Zuliani, John Randazzo, Rosa Marino, Samuel Moganero, Helen Dobb, John A. Saunders, Henry J. Bambach, Mary Rogan, Anna Maria Luongo,
Wanda Flores, James R. Cooper, Louis P. Capazelli, Joseph J. Schmid, Robert Massello, Quinto Ghirardi, Joaquin
M. Orro, Elizabeth Gera, Deacon Gaspare Frank Bruno,
Patricia Calamari, Michael Keenan, Rosaura Nieves, Anthony Pane, Anna Stancapiano, Vincent J. Gervat, Alfred
Maccarone, Margaret L. Paterson, Nunzio Cassese, Lauren Corbelli, Jean Salzano, Kelly Ann Engle, Mary Sickenius, Deborah Sutorius, Lilian White, Florence G. Laird,
John J. Byrne, Raymond Lowery, Robert Nach, Alfred
Puppo, Emil W. Pickert, Ethel Reynolds, Anna Menrath,
Louis A. Belizze, Donald McCartney, Sally Boordette, Orville Pence, Marion Visconti, Frank Saunders, Katherine
Hayes, Joseph LoBello, Rose Marie Ralph, Hans Staeger
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Gate of Heaven Cemetery whose advertisements at the rear
of our bulletin, along with nearly 100 other local businesses, make
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please patronize our advertisers.
On Saturday, Feb. 7th, all children of the parish are invited to join us in the church at 4:45pm to pray the rosary.
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FEBRUARY 2nd - FEAST OF THE PRESENTATION - CANDLEMAS
The Feast of the Presentation, often called Candlemas, commemorates the purification of the Blessed
Virgin Mary and the presentation of Christ in the temple, which occurred 40 days after his birth as
prescribed by Jewish law. According to the Mosaic law, a mother who had given birth to a boy was
considered unclean for seven days. Also, she was to remain 33 days "in the blood of her purification."
Luke tells us, quoting Exodus 13:2,12, that Mary and Joseph took Jesus to Jerusalem because every
firstborn child was to be dedicated to the Lord. They also went to sacrifice a pair of doves or two young
pigeons, showing that Mary and Joseph were poor. Once in the temple, Jesus was purified by the prayer
of Simeon, in the presence of Anna the prophetess. Simeon, upon seeing the Messiah, gave thanks to
the Lord, singing a hymn now called the Nunc Dimittis:
Lord, now you let your servant go in peace,
your word has been fulfilled:
My own eyes have seen the salvation,
which you have prepared in the sight of every people:
a light to reveal you to the nations
and the glory of your people Israel.
Simeon told Mary, "Behold, this child is set for the fall and rising of many in Israel, and for a sign that is
spoken against, (and a sword will pierce through your own soul also), that thoughts out of many hearts
may be revealed." Simeon thus foreshadowed the crucifixion and the sorrows of Mary at seeing the
death of her Son.
The name Candlemas comes from the activities associated with the feast. It came to be known as
the Candle Mass. In the Western Church, a blessing of candles and a procession with them lighted is
the distinctive rite. Often the local parish will hand out candles, or you may bring your own, to be
blessed before the procession. These may be saved for later use in your home. After an antiphon,
during which the candles held by the people are lighted, there is a procession into the church. During the
procession to the church, the Nunc Dimittis is sung, with the antiphon "Lumen ad revelationem" (Luke
2:32). This procession into the church for Mass commemorates Christ's entrance into the temple. Since
Vatican II, the feast is reckoned a feast of the Lord (as opposed to a feast of Mary), and officially
designated "The presentation of the Lord."
In many places, the precepio or crèche or nativity scene is left up until the Presentation. So in some real
sense this feast has marked the end of Christmas observances.
Candlemas Day was also the day when some cultures predicted weather patterns. Farmers believed
that the remainder of winter would be the opposite of whatever the weather was like on Candlemas Day.
An old English song goes:
If Candlemas be fair and bright,
Come winter, have another flight;
If Candlemas bring clouds and rain,
Go winter, and come not again.
Thus if the sun cast a shadow on Candlemas day, more winter was on the way; if there was no shadow,
winter was thought to be ending soon. This practice led to the folklore behind "Groundhog's Day," which
falls on Candlemas Day.
In keeping with the tradition, we will bless a representative number of candles at the 9:00AM
Mass. Theses candles will be used to give the blessing of throats on the Feast of Saint Blaise on
February 3rd.
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OPTOMETRIST
• Lasik Co-Management
• Contact Lenses
• Accepting Most Insurances • Designer Eyewear
• Comprehensive Eye Exams
MERCURY
Air Conditioning & Heating
C an
• Skilled Nursing • Home Health Aides
• Care Management
• Physical, Speech &
Occupational Therapies
• Specialty Services
(914) 962-2223
(845) 628-3747 (DRIP)
Dr. Vernon Peryea
COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR CENTER
MOST VISION AND INS PLANS ACCEPTED
(914) 962-4298
777 Westchester Ave, 4th Fl, White Plains, NY, 10604
T. 914-253-7263 • C. 718-514-5867
[email protected]
Compassionate Care in the privacy
and comfort of your own home!
22 Mohawk La., Yorktown Hts.
1909 COMMERCE ST. • YORKTOWN HTS
A loving, fun-filled environment where children develop Christian principles.
Kindergarten • Pre-K 4 & 3 year old
Before and After Care
253 Mahopac Ave. Yorktown Heights • 914-628-7444 • www.yorktownag.org
Rte. 118 South
Yorktown, NY 10598
New York Life Insurance Company
“New York’s Premier Catholic Visiting
Nurse/Home Healthcare Agency”
914-248-9737
Walter Krisa~Parishioner
(914) 245-1222
SonShine Preschool
NEWSHOLME FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC.
PIANO/VIOLIN
LESSONS
Lic. & Ins.
Raymond Opticians
ROOFING
Licensed
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
KITCHENS & BATHS
REMODELING/ALTERATIONS
Clark Funeral Home, Inc.
Family Owned & Operated
AMPLE PARKING • MODERN CHAPELS
BURIAL & CREMATION SERVICES
Serving Northern
Westchester Since 1955
(914) 962-3333
2104 Saw Mill River Road
(Routes 35, 118 & 202)
Yorktown Heights, NY 10598
John Patrick Publishing Company, Inc. (800) 333-3166 • www.jppc.net
AS
St. Elizabeth
Seton
•
Pork Store & Fine Foods of Jefferson Valley
Hot & Cold Catering for All Occasions
Fresh Sausage & Mozzarella
The best in Veal, Poultry, Beef & Pork
Full line of Boar’s Head Cold Cuts & Italian Cheeses.
3665 Hill Boulevard
Jefferson Valley
Heritage Funeral Home
Calabria
PIZZA & PASTA
3681 Old Yorktown Rd, Rt. 132
Shrub Oak, NY
914-556-6410
Tues. - Sat. 11a-10p, Sun. 12-10p, Mon. Closed
ALL YOUR ELECTRICAL NEEDS!
$3.00 OFF Any Order Over $25 (Cannot Be Combined)
WWW.SPIRELLIELECTRIC.COM
Licensed & Insured
PROMPT, PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
PAINTING
Eagle Painting Co.
• INTERIOR & EXTERIOR
POWER WASHING • DECK STAINING
Over 20 Years Exp.
Robert H Girolamo
Girolamo Insurance Agency
1217 East main St., Shrub Oak, NY 10588
914-962-9777 • [email protected]
INDOOR/OUTDOOR LIGHTING
SWITCHES & OUTLETS
POOL WIRING
SERVICE UPGRADE
A/C WIRING
ADDITIONS
CEILING FANS
KITCHENS/BATHROOMS
(914) 455-2158
Res./Comm. • Family Owned & Operated
CLAUDIA MOTTOLA
FREE Estimates
Fully Licensed & Insured Real Estate Salesperson
One dessert per couple with coupon.
Cannot be combined with any other offers.
ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW
1961 COMMERCE ST., YORKTOWN HEIGHTS, NY 10598 • (914) 962-3700 • PARISHIONER
STATE-OF-THE-ART-FACILITY
914-245-7888
Dr. Sean M. Rooney
Cortlandt Footcare Group
Children & Adult Orthodontics
(Pike Plaza - Upper Level - Above King Buffet)
54 Miller Rd., Mahopac, NY 10541
2050 E. Main St., Cortlandt Manor
845.621.1222 • www.rooneyortho.com
914-739-2800
Sheila C. De Rosa, CPA, MS ALL INCLUSIVE
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Personal Taxes, Business Taxes,
Accounting Services
LAND & CRUISE
VACATIONS
CORLISS LAW GROUP
Elder Law
Medicaid
Probate
Estate Planning
Call for confidential consultation
845-526-5530 • www.scd-cpa.com
AVON
TERESA ECHEVERRIA
914-528-6206
www.youravon.com/techeverria
Contact me today to BUY OR SELL AVON
Over 20 Years Experience~Parishioner
REWARD ELECTRIC
Residential / Commercial
Since 1975 • NO JOB TOO BIG OR SMALL • Lic. & Fully Ins.
914-245-1266 • [email protected]
Richard Caruana Sr. • Serving Westchester, Putnam & Dutchess
Lic. & Ins.
20 Yrs Exp.
Ristorante Italiano & Catering ®
SUNDAY DINNER
15% OFF
CHECK TOTAL
w/ this ad (max. disc. $20; not to be
combined; exc. holidays; dine-in only)
3131 East Main Street
Mohegan Lake, NY 10547
914-528-0800
www.piazza-roma.com
914-302-7900
Estate Planning, Elder Law (Medicaid Planning, Guardianships, etc.)
and Assisting Family Members of the Mentally Ill
Joint Commission of Hospitals Gold Seal of Approval • Surgery Certified
2050 Saw Mill River Road
Yorktown Heights
334 Underhill Ave., Yorktown Hts.
MARY O’NEILL SCHLAGETER
Dr. Wayne Bloom & Dr. Michael Carioscia
Yorktown Footcare Group
PASTA • GRILLED PIZZA • SEAFOOD & STEAKS
Martini
Tap Mondays
Wine WTuesdays
ednesd
ays
• Lunch & dinner menus
• 17 Italian wines by the glass
• Take out & catering available • OPEN 7 DAYS
• Courtyard dining • Full Bar with Lounge Area
Free Dessert
x279 • M: 914.419.0893
[email protected] [email protected]
Board Certified in Podiatric Surgery
Yorktown’s own Cuomo family presens their take on casual Italian dining
compliments of “The Don”
O: 914.962.4900
BUNIONS • ATHLETE’S FOOT • HEEL SPURS
FUNGAL NAILS • HAMMERTOES • WARTS
845-526-3000
The “Don” Has Come To Town!
also available Fri/Sat 4-6 pm
Yorktown Brokerage Office
HUDSON PODIATRY ASSOCIATES
Seton Graduate 1976
WEEKDAY 3 COURSE
PRIXE FIXE DINNER $21.00
John Ettere - Parish Member
914-299-0328
Visit our web site at
www.HeritageFuneralHomeNY.com
Agnes M. Powe, Licensed Funeral Director & Owner
NOW OPEN 7 DAYS!
(914)243-9608
35 Morrissey Dr., Putnam Valley
Located less than 3 miles from
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church
• Group Travel
• Family Vacations
& Reunions
• Destination
Weddings
914-962-6464
Cruises
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Are
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We.com
Jeff Roberts
Shrub Oak
No Job too Big or Small...
WE DO IT ALL!
K&B CONTRACTING
HOME IMPROVEMENT
914-447-1305
Kitchens • Baths • Basements
Windows • Doors • Painting (Int./Ext.)
All Kinds of Masonry Work • Patios
Flooring & Sheet Rock
Plumbing & Electrical
30% OFF WITH AD
444 St. Elizabeth Seton, Shrub Oak, NY (I) Rt. U
Marie A. Corliss, Esq.
Cortlandt Manor, Katonah, Mt. Kisco
914-930-8400
$99 Simple Will for parishioners
Assumption
Cemetery
Serving All Catholics Regardless of Parish Affiliation
In-Ground & Above Ground Burial Options
Including Interment of Cremated Remains.
Feature Areas Including Sacred Heart & Padre Pio
1055 OREGON RD. • CORTLANDT MANOR, NY 10567
www.assumptionpeekskill.org
914-737-2071
John Patrick Publishing Company, Inc. (800) 333-3166 • www.jppc.net
Family Owned & Managed
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton School
Shrub Oak, NY
Founded 1966
Affiliated With
Yannantuono
Funeral Home
A Northern Westchester
and Putnam Regional School
(914) 528-3563
SISTER GABRIEL OBRAZ, SISTER OF CHARITY, PRINCIPAL
Pre-K through 8th Grade
Before and After School Programs
366 Underhill Avenue • Yorktown Heights, NY
Top Producing Realtors - Active Parishioners/Catechists
Kathleen Cruz
Associate Real Estate Broker
Cell# 914-552-7559
[email protected]
Maureen Connolly
Associate Real Estate Broker
Cell# 914-419-6251
[email protected]
Catering to a Family Trade
at Family Prices
Serving:
Burgers • Steaks • Pastas • Seafood • Steamers
Lunch • Dinner and Sunday Brunch
Late Night Menu Friday & Saturday
Open 7 Days a Week
Catering:
Private Room Available for 20 - 60 Persons
“Where the Difference is in the Caring”
Anthony J. Guarino • James J. Dickson
945 East Main Street • Shrub Oak, NY 10588
914.962.0700
www.yorktownfh.com
LAW OFFICES Of
BUYING
Anthony
J. Centone
YOUR
Parishioner
OLD COINS • Personal Injury
Call for
Free Appraisal
Larry Jensen / Parishioner
• Wills and Estates
• Real Estate
• Disputes
RONALD G. WORTH
D.D.S.,P.C.
Community Medical Center
1983 Crompond Road
Cortlandt Manor
914-737-5421
Parishioner
ANY ORDER $35
OR MORE W/ AD
(cannot be combined)
Frankie & Augie’Z
RISTORANTE
& PIZZERIA
914-962-0961 914-528-4LAW
Mohegan Lake, NY
[email protected]
10% OFF
Open 7 Days • Private Parties
FREE DELIVERY
3673 Hill Blvd. Jefferson Valley
914-245-9241
Free Consultation
Christopher J. Fitzsimmons CPA, P.C.
Certified Public Accountant
Individual and Business Tax Preparation
Full service accounting office including:
• Tax preparation
• Payroll and sales tax
• New business start-up services
Christenings • Communions • Confirmations • Respite Luncheon
30 Years Experience
3262 East Main Street, Mohegan Lake, NY 10547
(914) 528-1614 • www.brodiespubny.com
1948 East Main Street, Mohegan Lake, NY
914-437-8600
www.fitz-tax.com
INVESTMENT, TAX &
INSURANCE PLANNERS
thank you
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John Patrick Publishing
(800) 333-3166 ext. 161
444 St. Elizabeth Seton, Shrub Oak, NY (B) Rt. U
Life and Health Insurance
Pension Plans
Income Tax Preparation
LAWRENCE J. DENOIA, CPA,CFP
Certified Financial Planner
Email: [email protected]
(914) 734-2800
994 Main Street • Peekskill
Securities offered through NFP Securities
Parishioner
John Patrick Publishing Company, Inc. (800) 333-3166 • www.jppc.net