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4th Sunday in Ordinary Time
February 1, 2015
THE FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Mass Intentions for the Week
PARISH DIRECTORY
PARISH OFFICE
Office Hours: Monday—Friday
9:00 am—12:00 Noon / 1:00 pm—4:00 pm
Parish Website
churchofstrocco.org
Fr. Angelo N. Carusi, Pastor………………......... 942-5203
[email protected]
Fr. Carl B. Fisette, Director of Vocations for the Diocese of
Providence, In Residence…………………………….942-5203
SATURDAY, JANUARY 31
Vigil of the Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
5:00 pm – Kenneth W. Hogan, KCGHS (Memorial)
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1
The Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:30 am – Dr. & Mrs. Salvatore Scotti (Memorial)
by family
9:00 am –
10:30 am – Madeline Falconio (Memorial)
by husband
12:00 pm – Community Mass
John Berrigan, Kevin Butmarc, Salvatore Bruzzese, Nicholas
Cerra Sr., Roberto Cioffi, Francesca Conte, Pasquale Conte,
Michael Philip DeMatteis, Giovanna DiPalma, Richard Gentile,
Domenico Iasimone, Egidio Izzi, Giuliana Izzi, Matilda “Tillie”
Leporacci, Michael P. Leporacci, Maria Maggicomo, Antonio
Mariano, William R. Molloy, Maria Mone, Deceased Montaineer Priests, Giovanna Perretta, Girolamo Perretta, Edmund
Pezzullo, Edward L. Ricci, Ida Rossi, Edward J. Ruizzo Sr.,
Giuseppe Santonastaso, Jesse Tartaglia, Michael A. Vellone,
Yolanda S. Vellone, John Zodda
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2
The Presentation of the Lord— Annual Blessing of Candles,
Procession & Mass
7:00 am – Parishioners of St. Rocco
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3
Weekday/ Sts. Blaise—Annual Blessing of Throats
7:00 am – In honor of S. Biagio Vescovo Starda Sannita
Rev. Mr. Robert P. Troia, Deacon..……..…..…… 942-5203
Mrs. Stephanie Fava, Secretary……………..…... 942-5203
[email protected]
Fax # 464-6422
Mrs. Ann Marie Cardente, Bookkeeper…...……. 942-5203
[email protected]
OFFICE OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
931 Atwood Avenue
Johnston, RI 02919 ~ email~ [email protected]
Sr. Mary Antoinette, FMH Director……………. ..944-6040
Mrs. Robin Okolowitcz
Coordinator…………. 944-6040
Office Hours : Tuesday thru Friday 12:30 ~ 4:00 pm
ST. ROCCO’S SCHOOL
Main Office—944-2993 Fax # - 944-3019
931 Atwood Avenue
Johnston, RI 02919
Mrs. Lorraine Moschella, Principal
[email protected]
Mr. Al Monaco, V ice-Principal
[email protected]
PARISH MASS/CONFESSION SCHEDULE
Saturday Evening Mass: 5:00 pm
Sunday Masses: 7:30 am, 9:00 am (Italian)
10:30 am, 12:00 Noon
Weekday Mass: 7:00 am
Saturday Morning & Legal Holidays 8:00 am
Confessions:
Saturday 11:00 am & 4:00 pm or anytime by
appointment; please call the Rectory Office.
NOVENA DEVOTIONS
Tuesday Evenings:
7:00 pm
Rosary and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament with Novena
Prayers to St. Rocco, St. Anthony and St. Jude.
SICK PARISHONERS
Please notify the Rectory when a parishioner or family member
is confined at home, hospitalized or in a nursing home.
BAPTISMS
1:00 pm on the 1st Sunday of the month by previous appointment only. Sponsor certificates and birth certificates are required before date is set for a Baptism. Parental attendance at
Parish Baptism Preparation Program is also required.
WEDDINGS Contact Rectory Office at least 1 year before.
FEBRUARY 1, 2015
7:00 pm – Novena
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4
Weekday
7:00 am – Stephen Ferro (Memorial)
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5
St. Agatha
7:00 am– Edward Morgan (Memorial)
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6
St. Paul Miki and Companions
7:00 am – Mary Paiva (Memorial) by Maryann & Alice
8:30 am - St. Rocco School Mass~ Claudia A. DeMauro,
Anne Macera, Florindo Morra & Ronald A. Zoglio (Memorial)
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7
Weekday
8:00 am – Janice Sisto (Memorial)
by Yola Petrolino
Vigil of the Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
5:00 pm – Rocco & Rose Petrozzi (Memorial)
by family
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8
The Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:30 am – Rosalind DiRaimo (Memorial)
by granddaughters Kate & Maggie
9:00 am – Dr. & Mrs. Salvatore Scotti (Memorial)
by family
10:30 am – Donata Colapietro (Memorial)
by family
12:00 pm– St. Rocco Memorial Shrine
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January 25, 2015
From the Pastor’s Desk
Weekly Collection
Since the end of the Christmas Season we have been
reading from the first chapter of St. Mark’s Gospel. This
chapter is full of energy and urgency. We no sooner witness Jesus’ Baptism than we see Him going straight into
His mission. The pace never slows: First we hear Jesus’
invitation to “Come and see.” Last week we saw Jesus’
first followers immediately leave their nets and follow
Him. And this weekend Jesus enters the Synagogue and
immediately there was a man with an unclean spirit.
First Collection
Envelopes and Loose Collection
Total = $ 6538.00
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Parish Beautification
Total = $ 107.00
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Parish Outreach
Total = $ 174.00
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Latin America
Total = $ 634.00
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Other Donations/Collections
Total = $ 278.50
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Total number of envelopes used this week:
1st collection 393 2nd collection 139
This excitement and recognition that something big
was happening should spur us on to examine whether
we, like the people St. Mark describes, are similarly
“astonished” and “amazed” by the presence of Jesus in
our midst. Whenever we celebrate Mass, Jesus joins us.
Every Sunday, and every day, something takes place in
Word and Sacrament that should be every bit as exciting
as those events that took place 2,000 years ago. The circumstances may be different, the means may have
changed, but Jesus still wants to minister to us as powerfully as He did when He first started His public ministry.
Imagine what can happen as we raise our expectations
during Mass. The love of God that came down from
heaven can burn in our hearts. Our eyes can be opened to
the richness of our inheritance in Christ. Fears can yield
to a greater desire and ability to share the Gospel. We
may be moved to repent for giving in to temptations that
block us from God’s presence. Communion with our
neighbor, compassion for the poor, a desire to serve others – these are just some of the gifts that Jesus is waiting
to give us at Mass. Despite all the ups and downs of our
busy lives, we can be filled with joy and expectation,
knowing that “The Kingdom of God is at hand.”
Our Readings also speak to us of authority and humility this weekend. Authority is a strange thing. A fourteen-year-old boy argues with the curfew imposed by his
parents. Then the next day in his baseball game, he dutifully lays down a good bunt, even though he could have
easily sent the ball right to the fence, because the coach
flashed a signal from the bench. Instant obedience to the
coach; reluctant submission to mom and dad. On an airliner the captain flashes the seat belt sign and everybody
complies. Four hours later in a rented car, the passenger
disregards the seat belt. The irony; for the same distance
traveled, the airliner is three times safer.
We need to ask ourselves if we realize that authority
and humility walk hand in hand in life. We need to ask
ourselves if we are submitting to God’s authority out of
humility, faith, hope, and love so as to get to heaven. Or,
are we just going through the motions out of habit, joylessness, and drudgery. Is God number one in our daily
lives or just when we’re in church?
God Bless, Fr. Carusi
MEMORIALS WEEK OF:
February 2nd-8th
Altar Bread & Wine ~ Donata Colapietro
Altar Candles ~ Donata Colapietro
Sanctuary Lamp ~ Donata Colapietro
Holy Name News
Holy Name Society Meeting: There
will be no meeting of the Holy Name
Society in January. The next meeting
will be held on Tuesday, February 10th in Cafe Rocco
immediately following the 7:00 pm Novena in the
Church. The Holy Name is sponsoring a Sportsman
Dinner on Sunday, March 1st at the Kelley-Gazzero
Post. The time is 1:00 PM and the price is $35. Contact
the rectory office and they will direct you to Alex Paliotta or Al Cournoyer for tickets.
1st Saturday Adoration
On Saturday, February, 7th 1st Saturday Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
will be held in the Church from 8:30 am
to 12:00 pm. All are encouraged to spend some time
with our Lord.
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Religious
Education News
Dinner Club
News
Class Schedule
The January Winners are:
Grades 1st thru 5th
Sunday mornings 9:00 am to 10:15 am
# 135...$100.. Carmine Goneconte
#56.. $ 50.. Mary Cerra
Grades 6th thru 8th
Monday evenings 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm
# 270.. $25..Phillip Seabolt
# 12..$25..Lucille Barone
Just a friendly reminder that the February payments
are due by February 15th. It’s not to late to join the
St. Rocco Church Dinner Club. There are still 9 months
of drawings left! The cost of the dinner club is $100.00
per member. The drawings will culminate with our
“Grand Drawing” totaling $1,700 taking place at the
dinner on November 21st.
A friendly reminder that classes begin promptly at 9:00
am on Sunday mornings and 6:30 pm on Monday evenings. Also drop off and pick up is at the lower level of
the school in the back near the USA map. Thank you.
8th Grade Confirmation Class Important Dates
Monday, May 18, 2015 ~ Confirmation Name is due
Tuesday, September 1, 2015
Community service hours must be completed (15 hours)
Important Dates
1st Communion ~ Saturday, May 2nd at 1:00 pm
The Pope Speaks
No classes held on the following dates
…..on corruption throughout the world and in the
Church…..
“In today's world, corruption is the order of the day
and corrupt attitudes easily establish themselves in institutions, since an institution has many components here
and there, it has many heads and deputies, and so is very
easy for corruption to take root there. Any institution can
fall prey to this. Corruption means taking from the population. A corrupt person, who makes corrupt deals, or
who governs in a corrupt fashion, or who associates with
others to make corrupt deals, steals from the people.
They are the victims. … Today it is a worldwide problem. … And with regard to corruption in ecclesiastical
institutions … when I speak about the Church, I like to
speak about the faithful, the baptised, all the Church.
And in this case it is better to speak about sinners. We
are all sinners, aren't we? But when we speak about corruption, we speak about corrupt people, or Church institutions that have fallen prey to corruption, and there are
cases. … It is easy for corruption to take root, but let's
remember this: sinners yes, corrupt no! We must never
be corrupt. We must ask for forgiveness for those Catholics, those Christians, who scandalise with their corruption. It is a wound in the Church; but there are many
saints, and sinners who are holy but not corrupt.”
Sunday, February 15th & Monday, February 16th &
Sunday, February 22nd
Classes resume on Monday, February 23rd
Feast of the
Presentation of the Lord
February 2nd
&
St. Blaise
February 3rd
Please join us as we Celebrate…
The Presentation of the Lord in the Temple with the
traditional Blessing of Candles, Procession & Mass
on Monday, February 2nd at
7:00 AM.
Mass and Blessing of Throats
for the Feast of Blaise on Tuesday, February 3rd at the 7:00
AM Mass.
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THE FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
2015 CATHOLIC CHARITY
APPEAL
The start of the 2015 Catholic
Charity Appeal is fast approaching.
Many parishioners will be receiving a mailing from Bishop Tobin
asking for your support of the
2015 Appeal. For your convenience, a pledge card has been enclosed within this mailing. Please be assured that our
parish will receive credit for the gift that you
make through the mail.
Your gift to the 2015 Appeal reaches out to countless
people in need throughout our Diocese. No matter where
you turn, you find someone who will benefit from your
kindness.
FEBRUARY 1, 2015
Celebrating
the Year of
Consecrated
Life
Come and meet the Daughters of Our Lady of the
Garden at St. Rocco’s Convent.
All are welcome to learn more about us and also
take a tour of our Convent. We will be happy to
meet you and answer questions about Religious Life.
Date: Sunday, February 8, 2015
Time: 1:00 to 4:00 pm
Please give generously to the 2015 Catholic Charity Appeal.
“Religious Life is a response to a call, a call of
love.” Pope Francis
St. Rocco’s Church
Celebrates St. Joseph
Nominations for
Lumen
Gentium Awards
Italian Night
Saturday, March 21st 6:30 PM
Kelley-Gazzero Post
1418 Plainfield Street Cranston
Buffet Dancing Raffle Cash Bar
Tickets $25.00
Menu
Chopped Antipasto Platter
Mixed Vegetables, Tossed Salad, Tomato and Cucumber
Salad, Chicken Capri, Eggplant, Sausage & Peppers,
Veal & Peas, Macaroni w/Sauce, Polenta,
Oven Roasted Potatoes, Rolls
Coffee and Zeppoles
Tickets are available in the Rectory office during
regular office hours
World Marriage Day: February 8th
We encourage all married couples to attend Mass together on the weekend of
February 7th & 8th. During the Masses
there will be a special blessing given to all our married couples. Please join us to celebrate the Sacrament of marriage.
The Diocese of Providence is requesting
nominations from parishes for the annual Lumen Gentium Award that is presented to those that have
demonstrated outstanding service to the Church in 10 specific categories.
Groups, organizations and individuals
(laity, clergy and religious) are eligible. While it is expected
that nominees come from within the Catholic community,
other nominees will also be considered, provided that they
and their work are consistent with the teachings and mission of the Catholic Church. A nominating committee will
forward its final recommendations to Bishop Tobin for
approval.
The ten recipients of the Lumen Gentium Award will be
honored at a benefit dinner on May 20, 2015, at the Twin
River Event Center in Lincoln. Proceeds from the dinner
will be distributed to diocesan Catholic Schools in the form
of tuition assistance for families eligible for aid.
Information on the 10 categories, tickets for the event,
and the nomination form can be found at
www.dioceseofprovidence.org or by contacting Paula Mollo, 278-4519 E-mail:[email protected]. All
nominations must be completed by February 9,
2015. Nomination forms received after that date cannot be
accepted.
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THE FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
FEBRUARY 1, 2015
A Note from the Principal
Last Sunday’s Catholic Schools Week Mass was beautiful!! I wish to thank Mr. Monaco, our
Assistant Principal, who coordinated this Mass and Father Carusi who gave a heartwarming
homily to celebrate this very special day! The students’ participation in both the Mass and
the choir is always a tribute. The Parent Association’s generosity in supplying refreshments
and assisting the guests during Catholic School Week was also most appreciated. Everyone’s
help and support was evident to the many potential families who visited and toured St. Rocco
School.
The National Catholic Educational Association believes strongly that it is paramount to recognize the sacrifices of all who give so generously of themselves. Here at St. Rocco School, we have chosen Catholic
Schools Week to bestow this honor to one of our own distinguished graduates. This year’s 2015 recipient is
Cindy Soccio. She received a certificate, pin and her name on a plaque which is displayed in the school’s
front foyer. She was extremely deserving of this award for her most notable, outstanding qualities, achievements of volunteerism and living her faith in the practices of her daily life.
This week’s celebration of Catholic Schools Week truly exemplified the spirituality and unity of St. Rocco School. The students were able to enjoy wearing silly hats, school colors and their favorite sport team jerseys, as well as visiting
our Scholastic Book Fair. Fun was had with our door decorating contest and
martial arts demonstration. Students were treated to an ice cream social sponsored by the Parents Association. Greeting cards were made by all the students for our dedicated service men and women and a food drive collection for those in need. Saint Rocco School Choir had
the privilege of performing at the RI State House on the steps of the rotunda. On
Friday, to honor the faculty and staff, a luncheon was held sponsored by the Parent
Association. The faculty and staff appreciated this opportunity to be able to sit together and enjoy good food and kind friendship!
We also celebrate the virtue of Faith and Caring for the month of January. This week
our students began their support of Right to Life. A Baby Shower is currently being
held by holding a collection of a variety of baby items. We have received generous
donations of items which will benefit young mothers who have chosen life for their
babies. Also, a Dress Down Day was held whereby our school students were able to
wear pink or blue clothing with the donation of $1.00. All donations will be given to the Gabriel Project
Diocese of Providence at Scalabrini -Dukcevich, Laurel Hill Avenue, Providence.
God Bless,
Mrs. Moschella
Classroom News… Mrs. Sweeney ~ First Grade
First graders are excited about being classroom meteorologists! The children are
using a thermometer to read the daily indoor and outdoor temperatures as well
as observing the daily weather conditions they see as they look out the window.
After a couple of weeks of recording this data, the class will graph the results to
compare the information from within this period of time. We are studying Hibernation as part of our Winter Science unit too. Recently, the children enjoyed
coloring brown and black bears which are now “hibernating for the winter” on
our hallway bulletin board depiction of a cave. As I read books about Hibernation to the class, the children
love to look for clues to differentiate between stories that are fictional and nonfictional. As they do so, they
combine skills from reading, writing and science all into one!
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