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Fatima Focus
Our Lady of Fatima Parish Community
6 Cottonwood Road - Manorhaven, New York 11050
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Parish Mission Statement
Firmly rooted in our Roman Catholic tradition,
we, the Parish of Our Lady of Fatima are a
welcoming, caring and inclusive community of
believers. We seek to bear witness to Christ’s love
for all in our lives, in our community and in our
world.
We strive to continue the mission of Jesus through
worship and in our educational, spiritual and
social justice programs and in our commitment to
stewardship.
We are a collaborative, diverse, multi-cultural
parish dedicated to reaching out to all God’s
people, especially those in need.
All are welcome in this parish.
Mass at Our Lady of Fatima Parish
Sundays
Weekdays
Sat.: 5:00 PM, 7:00 PM (Spanish)
Mon. - Fri: 8:00 AM
Sun.: 8:00 AM, 10:00 AM (Family Liturgy),
Holydays
11:30 A.M.
Eve: 7:30 PM - Day: 8:00 AM
Rectory Office: Mon. - Fri.: 9 AM - 12 Noon & 1 - 5 PM;
Sat.: 9AM - 5PM Sun.: 9 AM - 1PM
Rectory Phone: 767-0781
Rectory Fax: 767-2981
Religious Education: 944-8322
Convent: 883-1762
Parish Outreach: 883-3903
(See page 2 for further Parish information.)
Parish Staff
Parish Ministries
Reverend Steven J. Peterson, Pastor
Sister Gerri O’Neill, O.P. Director Faith Formation
Sister Kathy Somerville, O.P. Director Parish
Social Ministry
Arthur Candido, Deacon
Helen Mochwart, Music Director
Barbara Minerva, Business Manager
Altar Servers:
Deacon Arthur Candido (516)883-8032
Altar Server Schedule:
Jane Candido (516)883-8032
Baptism Preparation:
Rev. Steven Peterson (516)767-0781
Bereavement:
Yvonne Calabrese (516)883-4817
Building & Grounds:
Christopher Bollerman (516)767-0781
Communication to the Sick:
Deacon Arthur Candido (516)883-8032
CaringHands Prayer Chain:
Marge Walsh (516)767-2936
Extraordinary Ministers of Communion:
Leonor Sanchez (516)708-1202
Faith Formation Board:
Dan Trunk (516)883-3329
Finance Council:
Leonel Galvez, (516)883-1666
Gardening:
S. Kathy Somerville, O.P. (516)883-3903
Barbara Minerva (516)883-7652
Lectors:
Moderator: S. Kathy Somerville, O.P.
Schedule: Jane Candido (516)883-8032
Liturgy & Spirituality:
Rev. Steven Peterson (516)767-0781
Music:
Helen Mochwart (516)883-4415
Offering Counters:
Helen Raduazzo (516)883-8869
Pastoral Council:
Agatha Cotilletta (516)570-0925
Alicia McGrath (516)754-9692
Parish Trustee:
Mike Barry (516)883-5950
Maria Carpinelli (516)767-1822
Small Faith Communities:
Sister Gerri O’Neill, O.P. (516)944-8322
Ushers:
Michael Raduazzo (516)883-8869
Websites:
Janina Krach (516)883-8444
Parish Website: www.ourladyoffatimapw.org
Facebook: www.facebook.com/ourladyoffatimapw
Blog: ourladyoffatimapw.wordpress.com
Office Personnel
Rectory Secretaries:
Jose Machuca
Leonor Sanchez
Faith Formation Secretary:
Patricia Devine
Sacraments
Reconciliation: Saturday 4:00 – 4:45pm or by
Appointment
Baptism: Please contact the rectory four to six
weeks in advance for information and
appointment.
Marriage: Those planning a wedding should
contact the rectory at least 6 months in advance
(516)767-0781.
Anointing of the Sick: Every 4th Sunday of the
Month (11:30am Mass)
Devotions
Our Lady of Fatima Novena: Mondays following
the 8:00am Mass.
Rosary: After Daily Mass
Apostolado Hispano
Misa en Español: Los Sábados a las 7:00pm.
Bautizos: El 4 Sábado del mes durante la misa
en español. Los padres deben llamar a la
rectoría, (516)767-0781, al menos dos meses
antes.
Confesiones: Llamar y hacer cita (516)767-0781
Matrimonio: Parejas deben llamar a la rectoría,
(516)767-0781, al menos 6 meses antes de la
fecha del la boda.
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Monday, January 11th
8:00 a.m. Sebastian Pennisi
Tuesday, January 12th
8:00 a.m. The People of the Parish
Wednesday, January 13th
8:00 a.m. Robert Aridas
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Jesus, whom God called “my beloved Son,” is
also the “servant” of whom Isaiah speaks in
the first reading. We who are baptized in
Christ must follow His example and use our
time and resources in the service of God and
neighbor.
Thursday, January 14th
8:00 a.m. Christie Aridas
Friday, January 15th
8:00 a.m. Grace & Greg Cappuccino
SUNDAY COLLECTION
Christmas: $32,680.00
December 27th: $3,868.00
January 1st: $1,254.00
January 3rd: $3,857.00
Saturday, January 16th
5:00 p.m. Robert McSweeney
7:00 p.m. Hispanic Community
Sunday, January 17th
8:00 a.m. Kathryn Peterson
10:00 a.m. Peter Sanchez
11:30 a.m. Rose & John Capobianco
Prayers for Our Sick
Your prayers are requested for:
Rick Atkinson, Ryan Armstrong,
Bree Bellavita, Rose Bennett,
Michele Bischoff, Virginia Cantino,
Anthony Carpinelli, Mary St. John
Clark, Baby: Maya Contreras, Charlie Crum, Gerri De
Feo, Michael DiLeo, Judy Falco, Kyle Faticone, Patrick
Finnegan, Rose Galli, Kathryn Giulitti, Florence
Gramarossa, Josie Johnson, Rylia Laber, Kathleen
Lewis, Rita Marchese, Norma Mazzeo, Baby Joseph
Michael McCroarw, Catherine McEneaney, Michael &
Matthew McEnaney, Elaina McLoughin, Don
Mochwart, Charles Murphy, Mary Nagle, Carol Nesbit,
Jesse Nesbit, George O’Krepkie, Seraphina O’Brien,
Terry Olivo, Dean Peterson, Glenn Petersons, Theresa
Pontillo, Harold Poole, Emily Radice, Ana Romero,
Diana Schmeltzer, Jim Simonsen, Eileen Smith,
Angela Starchich, Annie Tolentino, Jim Tomlison,
Carlos Torres, Margaret Marie Trinko, Carla Vario,
Marilyn Zahn-Veritzan, Darlene Vignec, Vincent
Vutarelli, Mary Whol, Andrew Wykowski and all who
are homebound or have special needs.
Thank you for your generous sacrificial giving!
Your faithful sacrificial giving each week helps
Our Lady of Fatima to continue our Pastoral
Ministries and care for our parish buildings.
Peace,
Fr. Steve
Mass Schedule
January 16th
&
January 17th
Saturday:
Sunday:
5:00 PM ~ Fr. Steve
7:00 PM ~ Misa Hispana
8:00 AM ~ Fr. Steve
10:00 AM ~ Fr. Steve
11:30 AM ~ Fr. Steve
The reflection question for this week is:
Luke says the people were filled with expectation
for the coming of the Messiah.
WHAT FILLS MY HEART WITH
EXPECTATION TODAY?
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WORSHIP

The SACRAMENT OF PENANCE is
celebrated on Saturday afternoon from 4:00 PM
until 4:45 PM. All are most welcome to celebrate
this sacrament of healing and forgiveness.
 We are urged to move quickly beyond the
intimate scene of Jesus‘ birth toward the more
challenging vision of his baptism. In short, we are
asked to move in the direction of life itself: from
concern for intimacy to concern for community.
A Christian parish become its best self when it
accepts the challenge of community. The parish
community, as the real expression of a local
church, cannot limit its attention to the search for
justice and intimacy among its own members; it
must be prepared to take up the cross, standing
against evil and injustice wherever they exist in the
world. This may seem like a harsh message for the
Christmas season, but in fact it is the church’s
message at all times, in all seasons. There is,
ultimately, only one mystery Christians celebrate:
the paschal mystery, Jesus’ dying and rising in a
new human community called “church.”
 The SACRAMENT OF THE ANOINTING
OF THE SICK will be celebrated on SUNDAY,
JANUARY 24th, at the 11:30 AM Mass. All are most
welcome to this celebration of healing and
forgiveness.
 The LITURGY COMMITTEE will meet on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd, at 7:30 PM in the
SACRISTY.
ADMINISTRATION
 FAITH DIRECT: As a New Year gets
underway please consider using FAITH DIRECT in
2016. Enrollment forms are available in the Parish
Office. You can also enroll on line at
www.faithdirect.net. Our parish code is NY 303.

The STEWARDSHIP COMMITTEE will
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meet on TUESDAY, JANUARY 12th, at 7:30 PM in
the SACRISTY.
 The PARISH OFFICE will be closed on
MONDAY, JANUARY 18th, in observance of Dr.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
 The PASTORAL COUNCIL will meet on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20th, at 7:30 PM in the
RECTORY.
 The LEADERSHIP COMMUNITY will meet
on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27th, at 7:30 PM in
the PARISH CENTER.

The COMMUNICATION COMMITTEE will
meet on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14th, at 7:15 PM
in the PARISH OFFICE.
Living Stewardship
We are grateful this week for all stewards in our
parish who answer their baptismal call to believe
with joy by placing their gifts and resources,
their very selves, at God’s service not only in the
Church, but in the world!
COMMUNITY
Dear Friends,
This weekend we celebrate the Feast of
the Baptism of the Lord. As I wrote last
weekend, this feast brings the Christmas
season to fulfillment. On Monday morning
we return to Ordinary Time. The feast that
we celebrate this weekend is focused on
God’s grace, forgiveness, reconciliation
and mercy.
The reading from Isaiah speaks words of
comfort to his exiled contemporaries. The
prophet’s words are words of God’s
tenderness. Isaiah proclaims that God is
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strong and powerful; yet God chooses to
love and care for sinners as a shepherd
gathers his flock to himself, because God
is first and foremost a God of mercy! We
are invited to pray over these words of
Isaiah and to rejoice for all that God has
worked in the course of history. God
indeed works wonders!
In the second reading from Titus we are
reminded of all that God has done for us in
Christ, everything grace has
accomplished, all the graces that are
showered upon us in the birth of baptism.
These are all due to God’s mercy. Because
of God’s mercy we are justified, and have
become heirs in the hope of eternal life.
This letter was probably written by a
disciple of Paul to the church in Crete at
the end of the first century. Some of the
issues that were a concern were the
presence of false teachers who threatened
the orthodoxy of the faith: church
structure, community relations and belief.
The author tells the readers to live in a
manner worthy of the grace of salvation,
temperately, justly, devoutly, eager to do
what is good.
Today we celebrate the baptism of Jesus
and with gratitude recall the many acts of
God’s mercy showered upon us. The
question for us today is: “How do we
respond to God’s mercy”? The response
should include our most diligent effort to
be a more sincere reflection of the God
whose mercy creates and sustains us.
People around us should hear our words,
look at our lives and know immediately to
whom we belong. Our promises of
renunciation and belief should be evident
in the lifestyle we cultivate. Since, through
baptism, each of us is initiated into the life
of the one God, Father, Son and Spirit, we
are called into relationship with one
another. This relationship makes us
responsible for one another in a most
profound way!
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May this Feast of the Baptism of the Lord
fill us with gratitude for all that God has
done for us! May this feast remind us of
the bonds that join us together and make
us truly one!
Peace,
Fr. Steve
FAITH FORMATION
 The READING GROUP will meet on
SUNDAY, JANUARY 24th. The book for January is:
A BRIEF HISTORY OF SEVEN KILLINGS by
Marlon James. We meet at 3:00 PM in the
SACRISTY. All are welcome!
 The OLDER CONFIRMATION GROUP will
meet on MONDAY, JANUARY 11th, at 7:15 PM in
the PARISH OFFICE.
Our preparation for Season 2 of “Arise
Together In Christ” continues. This
weekend is Sign-Up for:
- All who participated in Season 1 if
you plan to continue to participate
in Season 2
- We extend an invitation to our
parish Community to participate in
Season 2 as a gift to yourself during
our season of Lent. Small groups
meet once a week for 6 weeks
starting with February 7th.
Questions --- call:
Trish Walsh 516- 582-5795
Sister Gerri 516- 944-8322
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OUTREACH
Parish Social Ministry
FOOD PANTRY – Thank you to all those who
have donated to Our Lady of Fatima Food Pantry.
Please remember to check the expiration
dates on all your donated items.
Toiletries are always welcome! 
CARINGHANDS
CORNER
As we reflect about signing up for
season two of ARISE Together in Christ, we would
like to tell you a true story about one of our parish
homebound. A few years ago, she had an automobile
accident which led to a bad stroke. In this time she
suffered from all the pain and injuries of the accident.
On top of that, the stroke placed many obstacles and
hardships for her to overcome. Healing had to come
then for both the accident injuries and the stroke. She
spent many weeks in rehab persevering and pushing
herself to the limits. After many weeks she returned
home and was managing fairly well.
Unfortunately, she had a fall which set her back with
even more months for healing. Soon the doctors
decided to operate on her back and the tough road of
moving forward began again. Through all this she
kept her faith knowing she was not alone feeling the
prayers of Our Parish Family. Our prayers enabled
her to feel God’s strength within her. Yes, there were
moments when she felt like giving up but she
managed to surrender and continue to help herself
get well, knowing God was not finished with her just
yet. God had a plan and she was a part of it.
Returning home again with an aid and physical
therapy, her climb back up the mountain began again.
During this time Eleanor, our CaringHands Spiritual
Companion to the sick, visited her and so God’s plan
continued to be in action.
The first session of Arise was forming and small
groups were being created. Our dear sister wanted to
be a part of an Arise small group but was not yet
mobile to travel to someone else’s home. Instead of
giving up, she asked Eleanor if a small group could be
arranged to meet at her house. This was a great idea
and at the start of season one, an ARISE small group
meet at her home each week. This enabled our sister
not only to be a part of Arise but become a host home
to a group which filled her days with a purpose.
From what we hear, the group bonded very well and
became close with one another and they will
continue to meet together in the coming Session Two.
This special lady is still homebound and has needs for
healing and so we will continue to keep her in prayer
and yet she continues to be strong in her faith and
overwhelmed with the love of her Parish Family.
We share this story so you have some insight as to
how strong our prayers affect those in need. We carry
them each day as they struggle with their illness and
afflictions. CaringHands Ministry prays that by
sharing this information you will be reminded of the
Spiritual New Year Resolution we hope you decided
to make for this new year of 2016. It’s not too late to
join our CaringHands Prayer Chain. If you were not a
part of the first session of Arise Together in Christ,
we urge you to join Session Two. Many of us at
CaringHands found it to be an important part of our
Faith Journey. If you feel you can’t get out at night, try
hosting a group in your home like our dear friend has
done. Healthy or sick, you can make a difference and
our prayer can make it happen. God Bless you.
UN MENSAJE DE
NUESTRO PARROCO
Queridos Amigos,
Este fin de semana se celebra la fiesta del
Bautismo del Señor. Como escribí la semana
pasada, esta fiesta cumple la temporada de
Navidad. Por la mañana del lunes volvemos al
tiempo ordinario. La fiesta que celebramos este
fin de semana se centra en la gracia, el perdón, la
reconciliación y la misericordia de Dios.
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La lectura de Isaías habla palabras de consuelo a
sus contemporáneos en exilio. Las palabras del
profeta son palabras de la ternura de Dios. Isaías
proclama que Dios es fuerte y poderosa; sin
embargo, Dios elige amar y cuidar a los pecadores
como un pastor reúne a su rebaño a sí mismo,
porque Dios es ante todo un Dios de misericordia.
Se nos invita a orar sobre estas palabras de Isaías y
regocijarnos sobre todo lo que Dios ha hecho en el
curso de la historia. ¡Verdaderamente Dios hace
maravillas!
el estilo de vida que cultivamos. Dado que, por el
bautismo, cada uno de nosotros es iniciado en la
vida del único Dios, Padre, Hijo y Espíritu, somos
llamados a una relación el uno con el otro. Esta
relación nos hace responsables unos de otros en
una manera muy profunda.
La segunda lectura de Tito nos recuerda de todo lo
que Dios ha hecho por nosotros en Cristo, todo lo
que la gracia ha logrado, todas las gracias
derramadas sobre nosotros en el nacimiento de
bautismo. Todos estos se deben a la misericordia
de Dios. Debido a la misericordia de Dios somos
justificados y somos convertidos en herederos de
la esperanza de la vida eterna. Esta carta
probablemente fue escrita por un discípulo de
Pablo a la iglesia en Creta en el final del primer
siglo. Algunos de los asuntos que le preocuparon
eran la presencia de maestros falsos que
amenazaban la ortodoxia de la fe: la estructura de
la iglesia, las relaciones comunitarias y las
creencias. El autor dice a los lectores que deban
vivir de una manera digna de la gracia de la
salvación, con moderación, con justicia, con
devoción, con ganas de hacer lo que es bueno.
Paz,
Padre Steve
Hoy celebramos el bautismo de Jesús y con
gratitud recordamos de los muchos actos de la
misericordia de Dios derramada sobre nosotros. La
pregunta para nosotros hoy es: "¿Cómo
respondemos a la misericordia de Dios?" La
respuesta debe incluir nuestro esfuerzo más
diligente para ser una reflexión más sincera del
Dios cuya misericordia nos crea y nos sostiene.
Las personas que nos rodean deben escuchar
nuestras palabras, mirar nuestras vidas y saber de
inmediato a quien pertenecemos. Nuestras
promesas de renuncia y fe deben ser evidentes en
Que esta fiesta del Bautismo del Señor nos llene
de gratitud por todo lo que Dios ha hecho por
nosotros. Que esta fiesta nos recuerde de los lazos
que nos unen y nos hacen verdaderamente uno.
The theme of John’s preaching was: “One
more powerful that I is to come after me. I
am not fit to stop and untie his sandan
straps. I have baptized you in wáter, he
will baptize you in the Holy Spirit.”
During that time, Jesus came from
Nazareth in Galilee and was baptized in
the Jordan by John. Immediately on
coming up out of the wáter he saw the sky
rent in two and the Spirit desdending on
him like a dove. Then a voice came from
the heavens: “You are my beloved Son. On
you my favor rests.”
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APOSTOLADO
HISPANO
Parroquia de Nuestra Señora de Fátima
Declaración de Misión Parroquial
Arraigados firmemente en nuestra
tradición católica romana, nosotros, la
parroquia de Nuestra Señora de Fátima, somos
una comunidad de creyentes que acoge a todos,
cuida de todos e incluye a todos.
Intentamos dar evidencia del amor de
Cristo para todos en nuestras vidas, en nuestra
comunidad y en todo nuestro mundo.
Nos esforzamos en continuar la misión
de Jesús por medio del culto y por medio de
nuestros programas de educación,
espiritualidad y justicia social y en nuestro
compromiso de corresponsabilidad de la vida
parroquial.
Somos una parroquia colaboradora,
diversa y multicultural, dedicada a extenderse
a todo el pueblo de, especialmente a los más
necesitados.
¡Todos son bienvenidos a esta parroquia!
ASSISTENCIA PARROQUIAL
SEMANALES – Por favor, continúen
ayudándonos y hagan un esfuerzo de traer al
menos una lata de comida cuando vengan a la
Misa. Harían una gran diferencia para nuestra
despensa. Necesitamos tuna, salsa para
espagueti, cereal, aceite, frijoles, lentejas,
garbanzos, macarrones con queso, frutas y
vegetales enlatados, arroz, mantequilla de aní,
jugo. Mil gracias por su apoyo tan grande.
 CLASES de INGLES: Las clases de inglés
comenzaron la semana pasada. Por favor, pase a
la Oficina de Ayuda durante la semana para
registrarse. El costo de registración es de $20
dólares. Para más información llame al
516.883.6910.
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IHM Spirituality Center Presents
“His Mercy is From Age to
Age”
The Gospel of Luke in the Year of Mercy”
BY
Msgr. Rich Henning
In this presentation, we will consider an
overview of the Old Testament and New
Testament language of mercy. As the Gospel
of Luke is highlighted during the Year of Mercy,
we will also take a look at its particular witness
with regard to the eternal mercy of God.
Pope Francis has declared this is “The Year
of MERCY”
Msgr. Rich Henning




Rector of the Seminary of Immaculate
Conception, Huntington
Director of Scared Heart Institute
Past St Peter’s Associate (1992-1997)
Msgr. will come address our questions &
share his brilliance!
Come for a brief power-packed talk and
social to follow, with Msgr. Henning
Date: Tuesday January 19, 2016
Time: Doors open at 7pm
Talk: 7:15-7:45pm. Refreshments to follow
Place: St Peter’s IHM Center (Blue Door)
1317 Port Wash Blvd
RSVP: Mary Nuzzolese 883-2782
[email protected]
Free will offering appreciated. Walk-ins
welcomed
January 10th, 2016
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Our Lady of Fatima Parish Outreach
A Christmas Thank you…….to………
….our Fatima Community……
Who took an ornament(s) from the Giving Tree and/or
Who adopted a family
….our Port Washington Community…..and beyond………
Churches and Synagogues…Community Synagogue
Lutheran Church or Our Savior/Grace Guild
United Methodist
Schools……………………Child’s World
Schreiber Letter Club
Civic……………………… .Kiwanis Club
Lions Club
Polish-American Cultural Association
Businesses……………….. American Business Associates
Chateau Briand
Delux Transportation
Douglas Elliman Real Estate
McKessan Business
Performance Service
Scott’s Miracle Gro
Tweezerman
Religious Groups……… … Columbiettes
Knights of Columbus
Hospitals………………… . Cancer Institute of St. Francis
North Shore University
St. Francis/Anesthesia Dept.
Foundations……………… Peter & Jeri Dejana Family
…… Because of you 82 families were blessed this Christmas; 58 were adopted and
24 received gifts cards from our Giving Tree….and those who were alone this
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