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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
Reverend Steven J. Peterson, Pastor
Sister Gerri O’Neill, O.P. Director of Faith
Formation
Sister Kathy Somerville, O.P. Director of Parish
Social Ministry
Arthur Candido , Deacon
Helen Mochwart , Music Director
Barbara Minerva, Business Manager
Office Personnel
Rectory Secretaries:
José Machuca
Leonor Sanchez
Faith Formation Secretary:
Patricia Devine
Sacraments
Reconciliation: Saturday 4:00 – 4:45 PM 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)7670781.
Anointing of the Sick: 4th Sunday of the Month
(11:30 AM Mass).
Devotions
Our Lady of Fatima Novena: Mondays following the
8:00 AM Mass.
Rosary: After Daily Mass.
Apostolado Hispano
Misa en Español: Los Sábados a las 7:00 PM.
Bautizos: El 4 Sábado del mes durante la misa que
comienza a las 7:00 PM. Los padres deben llamar a la
rectoría, (516)767-0781, al menos dos meses antes.
Confesiones: Los Sábados a las 6:30 – 6:50 PM.
Matrimonio: Parejas deben llamar a la rectoría,
(516)767-0781, al menos 6 meses antes de la fecha del
la boda.
Parish Ministries
Altar & Sanctuary:
Altar Servers:
Deacon Arthur Candido – 883-8032
Altar Server Schedule:
Jane Candido – 883-8032
Baptism Preparation:
Rev. Steven J. Peterson – 767-0781
Bereavement:
Yvonne Calabrese – 883-4817
Buildings & Grounds:
Christopher Bollerman – 767-0781
Communion to the Sick:
Deacon Arthur Candido – 883-8032
Caring- Hands Prayer Chain
Marge Walsh – 767-2936
Extraordinary Ministers of Communion:
Schedule - Leonor Sanchez – 708-1202
Faith Formation Board:
Dan Trunk – 883-3329
Finance Council:
Frank Murphy – 883-4098
Gardening:
S. Kathy Somerville, O.P. – 883-3903
Barbara Minerva – 883-7652
Lectors:
Moderator: S. Kathy Somerville, O.P. – 883-3903
Schedule: Jane Candido – 883-8032
Liturgy & Spirituality
Rev. Steven J. Peterson – 767-0781
Music:
Helen Mochwart – 883-4415
Offering Counters:
Helen Raduazzo – 883-8869
Pastoral Council:
Agatha Cotilletta – 570-0925
Alicia Kellso – (631)219-4552
Parish Trustees
Michael Raduazzo – 883-8869
Ruth Masarik – 883-4080
Small Faith Communities:
Sister Gerri O’Neill, O.P. – 944-8322
Ushers:
Michael Raduazzo – 883-8869
Website:
Janina Krach – 883-8444
Parish website: http://www.ourladyoffatimapw.org
Facebook: https.//www.facebook.com/ourladyoffatimapw
Blog: http://ourladyoffatimapw.wordpress.com
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Monday, January 19th
8:00 a.m. The People of the Parish
Tuesday, January 20th
8:00 a.m. Rose Conte
Wednesday, January 21st
8:00 a.m. Dr. Harold Burnham
Thursday, January 22nd
8:00 a.m. Peter Rubino
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In today’s first reading, we hear Samuel
respond eagerly, “Here I am!” each time
the Lord calls him. May we too, be
listening for the call of God in our lives,
and be ready to say like the Psalmist,
“Here am I, Lord; I come to do your will.”
Friday, January 23rd
8:00 a.m. Carmen Rosales Isla
Saturday, January 24th
5:00 p.m. Rose Conte
7:00 p.m. Fernando Antonio Peña
Sunday, January 25th
8:00 a.m. Rachele Zirpolo
10:00 a.m. Maria Belanic
11:30 a.m. Atillio Cassella
Vicky Affrunti, Ryan Armstrong,
Bree Bellavita, Rose Bennett,
Michele Bischoff, Baby: Darian
James Bogin, John Bradley,
Virginia Cantino, Raleigh
Capozzi, Mary Cianca, Mary St. John Clark, Anne KeilyCohen, Robert & Maryann Dishuc, Charlie Fertitta, Rae
De Franco, Michael DiLeo, Robert Dishuc, Kyle
Faticone, Patrick Finnegan, Kathryn Giulitti, Kathleen
Grace, Florence Gramarossa, Marie Hayes, Michael
Katz, Rita Knizewski, Kathleen Lewis, Pat Lopilato, Rita
Marchese, Angela Mazzella, Norma Mazzeo, Dolores
Messina, Katherine Mitchelle, Don Mochwart, Andy &
Ronnie Mosby, Charles Murphy, Jesse Nesbit, Li
O’Donnell, George O’Krepkie, John Orr, Glenn Petersons,
Gia Pometta, Elaine PosterHarold Poole, Lena Rella,
Nancy Scialpi, Diana Schmeltzer, Justin Simeon, Jim
Simonsen, Amy Smith, Eileen Smith, Joan Smith, Linda
Crum Smith, Angela Starchich, Francis St. John, Annie
Tolentino, Carlos Torres, Margaret Marie Trinko,
Marilyn Zahn-Veritzan, Mary Whol, Andrew Wykowski
and all who are homebound or have special needs.
SUNDAY COLLECTION
January 11th: $6,403.92
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 24th
&
January 25th
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
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Worship
Readings for the Week
Monday, January 19th
 Hebrews 5:1-10
 Mark 2:18-22
Tuesday, January 20th
 Hebrews 6:10-20
 Mark 2:23-28
Wednesday, January 21st
 Hebrews 7:1-3, 15-17
 Mark 3:1-6
Thursday, January 22nd
 Hebrews 7:25–8:6
 Marks 3:7-12
Friday, January 23rd
 Hebrews 8:6-13
 Mark 3:13-19
Saturday, January 24th
 Hebrews 9:2-3, 11-14
 Mark 3:20-21
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 The SACRAMENT of the ANOINTING OF
THE SICK will be celebrated on SUNDAY,
JANUARY 25th, at the 11:30 AM Mass. All are most
welcome to celebrate this sacrament of healing and
forgiveness.
 TAIZE PRAYER will be prayed on
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1st, at 3:00 PM. All are
welcome to this hour of prayer around the cross.
 The ADULT CONFIRMATION GROUP will
meet on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd, at 7:15 PM in
the Parish Office.
 The LITURGY COMMITTEE will meet on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, at 7:30 PM in the
SACRISTY.
 Please remember that the sacrament of
Penance is celebrated every Saturday from 4:00
PM until 4:45 PM. All are welcome to celebrate this
sacrament of forgiveness, healing and peace.
Sunday, January 25th, 2015 ~ THIRD
SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
First Reading: Jonah 3:1-5, 10

In the first reading, we hear that through
the preaching of Jonah, the Ninevites
returned to God.
Second Reading: 1 Corinthians 7:29-31

In the second reading, Saint Paul tells the
Corinthians that they are to live in readiness
to meet the Lord.
Gospel Reading: Mark 1:14-20

The Gospel from Saint Mark recounts how
the first Apostles heeded the voice of Christ
and responded immediately with their lives.
The reflection question for this week is:
The disciples search out Jesus, but are not sure
what they want from him.
HOW WOULD I ANSWER IF JESUS ASKED
ME: “WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR?”
Administration

FAITH DIRECT: The Christmas season
culminated on the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord
on January 11th. The parish is most grateful for all
gifts of sacrificial giving that so many of our
parishioners have provided to Our Lady of Fatima
Parish. Your gifts are truly appreciated any time,
especially when some members of the parish are
not able to be present at the Sunday Mass for
many different reasons. Please consider using our
secure electronic giving program. Faith Direct will
automatically process any offertory or second
collection of your choosing. You can sign up online
at www.faithdirect.net using our church code
NY303, or by mailing in a paper enrollment form
available in the Parish Office.

The PARISH OFFICE will be closed on
MONDAY, JANUARY 19th, in observance of Dr.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.

The PASTORAL COUNCIL meeting will be
on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21st, at 7:30 PM in
the RECTORY.
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
The PARISH TRUSTEES will meet on
Saturday, January 24th, at 10:00 AM in the Parish
Office.

The STEWARDSHIP COMMITTEE will
meet on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, at 7:30 PM in
the SACRISTY.

The COMMUNICATION COMMITTEE will
meet on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5th, at 7:30 PM
in the Parish Office.

The CATHOLIC MINISTRIES APPEAL for
2015 will officially get underway on the weekend of
January 24th – 25th. Our goal for 2015 is $39,600.
With the help of all of our parishioners we will be
able to reach and exceed our goal for 2015. Last
year we collected about $49,600 with about 125
parishioners contributing. Our hope is that this year.
more parishioners will make a gift or pledge for the
Catholic Ministries Appeal helping us to exceed our
goal for 2015. Please remember that our parish
shares in the funds that are raised in the Catholic
Ministries Appeal. If you have given to this
important appeal in the past, please do so again
this year. If you have never given or haven’t given
in a few years please consider contributing this
year. Remember your gift to the Catholic Ministries
Appeal helps our diocese and our parish to provide
many important pastoral care programs and faith
formation programs to many people both
throughout our diocese and in our own parish.
Living Stewardship
We are grateful this week for all stewards in
our parish who answer their call to service by
assisting “Catholic Charities” Housing Program
to ensure the physical, social and spiritual wellbeing of residents through access to safe and
affordable facilities.
Community
Dear Friends,
Last weekend we celebrated the feast of the
Baptism of the Lord, which brought the season
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of Christmas to completion. Today, we celebrate
the Second Sunday in Ordinary Time. This
weekend is about recognizing “our call” in life.
Who are we called to be and how will we live it
out as a person of faith?
In the first reading from the First Book of
Samuel we hear about the call of Samuel. At first
Samuel doesn’t understand that God is calling
him. He believes that it was Eli calling out to
him. Eli comes to understand that it is the Lord
God who is calling out to Samuel and he tells
him to respond when he is called once again with
the words: “Speak, Lord, for your servant is
listening.” It is a very beautiful story. The Lord
calls and Samuel, with the help from Eli,
responds to the call. That willingness to “listen”
will change Samuel’s life. He will proclaim the
“Word of the Lord” to the people of God. This
relationship between God and Samuel will
change his life, as God speaks to him and he in
turn responds to the “word” that God speaks to
him. Eli is instrumental in the process. He guides
the young Samuel to answer the call of God that
Samuel experiences deep within the core of his
being.
The reading from the Letter of St. Paul to the
Corinthians gives us an insight into Paul who,
like Samuel, experiences “a call.” His call is from
the Risen Christ. His response to that call will
change his life! He becomes the “apostle to the
Gentiles.” He preaches the gospel of the Lord to
the nations. Paul’s emphasis today is on the unity
that we have with God. Our whole being is a gift
from the Lord and our whole being is in
relationship with the Lord. Paul is questioning
the mistaken belief that we are two very separate
parts; a body and a soul. For Paul we are one
holy person. He rejects the dualistic notion that
separates an individual into different parts. For
Paul we are one. Our whole being is to give glory
to God.
The gospel this weekend is from John. John the
Baptist is very clear about his “calling.” He is to
witness to Jesus of Nazareth, to point him out to
those who are seeking the kingdom of God in
their lives. John the Baptist, like Eli and Paul,
point the “seekers” in the right direction. Eli tells
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Samuel to open his heart to the voice of God that
speaks to him, Paul tells the early Gentile
followers of the Risen Lord to live the life of
Christ that is deep within them, John the Baptist
tells his disciples to follow the “Lamb of God.”
John “decreases” so that the kingdom might
truly come through the gospel proclaimed by
Jesus.
The disciples of John encounter Jesus and he
asks them: “What are you looking for”? What
an incredible question! It’s one of the basic
questions that change a person’s life. It is the
question that is asked of each one of us at some
point of our faith journey. They simply respond:
“Rabbi, where are you staying”? And he simply
says: “Come and see.” As Jesus invites them to
“come and see,” so he also invites us to come and
see. What we come to discover in this journey
(this vocation of being a disciple) is the depth of
God’s love for us that sustains us throughout our
journey.
This week we are encouraged to consider our
own “being called” and our response to that call
of God that speaks to us in the depth of our
being. May this week of Ordinary Time be filled
with abundant graces for all of us!
Peace,
Fr. Steve
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making a donation by phone or a secure donation
over the internet at www.TelecareTV.org.
 MARDI GRAS will be TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY 17th. Please mark the date on your
calendar.
Fundraiser for Our Lady
Fatima
Buy your Super Bowl Boxes
$20.00 each
Halftime Winner $400.00
Final Score Winner $600.00
Boxes for sale Monday thru Friday at the Rectory
Office from 9:00 AM until 5:00 PM (Closed for
Lunch 12-1pm) and after all Masses on Saturday
and Sunday. Half the proceeds will go towards Our
Lady of Fatima.
HOSPITALITY SUNDAY will be celebrated
on JANUARY 25th, after the morning Masses.
Please plan on coming over to the Parish Center
after Mass for some great treats and fellowship.

TELECARE TELETHON TIME! – The
Telecare Telethon is this weekend of SATURDAY,
JANUARY 17th, from 2:00 PM – 10:00 PM and
SUNDAY, JANUARY 18th, from 12:00 PM – 10:00
PM. Please tune in on Cablevision channel 29 or
137 and Verizon FiOS channel 296 to support our
Diocesan Television Station. It will be 18 hours
filled with many guest “stars” including many of the
clergy, religious and dedicated lay people of our
Diocese. Additionally, visits from some celebrity
chefs, musical groups and New York sports teams
will help fuel the enjoyment. Join Msgr. Jim Vlaun
for the 22nd annual Telecare Telethon and consider
Faith formation
 The READING GROUP will meet today
January 18th, at 3:00 PM in the Sacristy. The book
for this month will be: UNTYING THE KNOTS.

YOUTH MINISTRY UPDATE: A new year
has begun and we are still in conversation about
how best to create a Youth Ministry that will serve
the needs of our three parishes (Our Lady of
Fatima, St. Aloysius, and St. Peter’s Parishes). In a
little more than two years there have been two
Youth Ministers. Veronica Ticas moved on to a
ministry at Sacred Heart High School after St.
Ignatius Retreat House was closed and her ministry
there was ended. She ministered to our three
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parishes as part of her ministry at the retreat house.
Meaghan came after Veronica and after a year or
so she moved to another position other than Youth
Ministry which offered her a better salary than our
parish could afford. The other factor is that the
response on the part of our teens was
disappointing. In a time when cost is an important
factor in determining where resources are spent we
are challenged to invest our resources where they
will reat abundant fruit. The question is a complex
one. Please keep these questions in your prayer as
this New Year begins.
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
We wait for the Lord, but
when He calls we do not
hear Him.
In today’s first reading the Lord calls Samuel 3
times. He finally answers with help from Eli. How
long does it take us to answer Jesus when he
calls us? Perhaps, if we quiet our minds and
hearts and take a little time we too can hear his
call with a little help from the Holy Spirit. The
Holy Spirit first came to us at Baptism and then
again at Confirmation - truly a gift from Christ.
He is forever with us. God calls us to serve
Him. We can begin by Praying for the sick and
homebound and all those who have requested
prayers through our CaringHands Prayer Chain.
I ask you to become a member of the
CaringHands Prayer Chain. You have been
called. Will you hear the call? This is a Parish
Ministry. Please call Marge Walsh at (516)7672936 or email: [email protected]
MANGANO ANNOUNCES
FREE VETERAN
WORKSHOP
Nassau County Executive Edward P.
Mangano announced today that the
Nassau County Veterans Service
Agency along with the Vietnam War
Veterans Association Inc., Suffolk
Independent Living Organization, Green
Homes Long Island and Chase Bank will
be hosting a Free Veteran Workshop on
Wednesday, February 11th at 10:00a.m.
– 2:00p.m. at the Freeport Recreation
Center, Room 102, 130 E. Merrick Road
in Freeport.
The workshop is open to all veterans
and will provide a great opportunity for
veterans to meet with certified benefits
counselors from the Nassau County
Veterans Service Agency and several
other organizations that are looking to
help our heroes.
For more information please contact
Ralph Esposito, Director of the Nassau
Veterans Service Agency at (516) 5726565 or Bruce Burnham Director of
Senior Programs for the Vietnam War
Veterans Association Inc. (516) 7714194.
January 18, 2015
UN MENSAJE DE
NUESTRO PARROCO
Queridos amigos,
El pasado fin de semana celebramos la fiesta del
Bautismo del Señor, que terminó la temporada
de Navidad. Hoy celebramos el Segundo
Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario. Este fin de
semana trata de reconocimiento de "nuestra
llamada" en la vida. ¿Quiénes somos llamados a
ser y cómo vamos a vivirlo como una persona de
fe?
En la primera lectura del primer libro de Samuel
oímos el cuento de la llamada de Samuel. Al
principio Samuel no entiende que Dios lo está
llamando. Él cree que era Eli que lo llamaba. Eli
llega a entender que es el Señor Dios que está
llamando a Samuel y él le dice que responda,
cuando se lo llama otra vez, con las palabras:
"Habla, Señor, tu siervo está escuchando”. Esta
es una historia muy hermosa. El Señor llama y
Samuel, con la ayuda de Eli, responde a la
llamada. Esa disposición a "escuchar" cambiará
la vida de Samuel. Él proclamará la "Palabra del
Señor" al pueblo de Dios. Esta relación entre
Dios y Samuel cambiará su vida: Dios le habla a
él y él a su vez responde a la "palabra" que Dios
le habla. Eli facilita el proceso. Él guía al joven
Samuel a responder a la llamada de Dios que
Samuel experimenta profundamente dentro del
núcleo de su ser.
La lectura de la carta de San Pablo a los
Corintios nos da una idea de Pablo, que, como
Samuel, experimenta "una llamada." Su llamada
es de Cristo Resucitado. Su respuesta a esa
llamada cambiará su vida. Él se convierte en el
"apóstol a los gentiles”. Él predica el evangelio
del Señor a las naciones. Hoy San Pablo destaca
la unidad que tenemos con Dios. Todo nuestro
ser es un don del Señor y todo nuestro ser está en
relación con el Señor. Pablo está cuestionando la
creencia errónea de que somos dos partes muy
distintas; un cuerpo y un alma. Para Pablo
somos una persona santa. Rechaza la noción
dualista que divide al individuo en diferentes
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partes. Para Pablo somos uno. Todo nuestro ser
debe dar gloria a Dios.
El evangelio de este fin de semana está tomado
de Juan. Juan el Bautista es muy claro acerca de
su "vocación". Él debe dar testimonio de Jesús
de Nazaret, señalándolo a los que buscan el reino
de Dios en sus vidas. Juan el Bautista, como Eli y
Pablo, señala a los "buscadores" la dirección
correcta. Eli le dice a Samuel que abra su
corazón a la voz de Dios que habla a él. Pablo les
dice a los primeros seguidores gentiles del Señor
resucitado que vivan la vida de Cristo que es
profundamente dentro de ellos. Juan el Bautista
dice a sus discípulos que sigan el "Cordero de
Dios”. Juan se “disminuye” para que el reino
pueda realmente llegar a través del evangelio
proclamado por Jesús.
Los discípulos de Juan se encuentran con Jesús y
él les pregunta: "¿Qué estás buscando?" ¡Qué
pregunta tan increíble! Es una de las preguntas
básicas que cambia la vida de una persona. Es la
pregunta que hace cada uno de nosotros en
algún momento de nuestro viaje de fe. Ellos
simplemente responden: "Maestro, ¿dónde se
quedan?” Y él simplemente dice: "Vengan y lo
verán”. Como Jesús les invita a "venir y ver",
también él nos invita a venir y ver. Lo que
descubrimos en este viaje (esta vocación de ser
discípulo) es la profundidad del amor de Dios
por nosotros, el cual nos sostiene en todo nuestro
viaje.
Esta semana se nos anima a considerar nuestro
propio llamado y nuestra respuesta a ese
llamado de Dios que nos habla en la profundidad
de nuestro ser. Que esta semana del Tiempo
Ordinario esté llena de gracias abundantes para
todos nosotros.
Paz,
Padre Steve
 Las Oficinas de la Parroquia
estarán cerradas el Lunes, 19 de Enero,
por el día del Doctor Martin Luther
King, Jr.
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APOSTOLADO HISPANO
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Recaudación de fondos para
Nuestra Señora de Fátima
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.
Cada Caja de Súper Bowl tiene un valor de
$20.00 cada uno
Ganador del Medio Tiempo $400.00
Ganador del Resultado Final $600.00
Las cajas están a la venta de Lunes a Viernes en la
Rectoría de la Parroquia de 9:00 AM hasta las 5:00
PM (cerrado para el almuerzo de 12-1pm) y después
de todas las Misas del sábado y domingo. La mitad
de los fondos recaudados serán para la Parroquia de
Nuestra Señora de Fátima.
 Consejo Hispano 2015: Usted
puede hacer una diferencia y
nuestra parroquia esta en necesidad
de voluntarios. Muchos de ustedes
no están registrados en la parroquia.
El Consejo Hispano de Nuestra
Señora de Fátima le puede ayudar y
dar información que talvez usted no
sabía sobre nuestros eventos y
comunidad. Para más información
se puede comunicar llamando a José
al (516)883-6910. Por favor deje su
nombre, número de teléfono y un
breve mensaje. Gracias por su
cooperación y espero su llamada.
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60 Anchor Avenue
Oceanside, NY 11572
Tel. (516)536-3004
Email: [email protected] or
Website: www.taborretreatcenter.org
SAVE THE DATE
APRIL 26th, 2015 at the 11:30
Mass
A Spiritual Practice of the New Year
January 30th-31st, 2015
Friday 7:30 PM – Saturday 7:30 PM
Damian Halligan, SJ, and Evelyn Sheehan will
offers a 24 hour retreat created by Jesuit priest and
author, Michael Hansen, SJ. Father Hansen created
The First Spiritual Exercises as a gentle
introduction to the Spiritual Exercises of St.
Ignatius.
Presented by The Jesuit Collaborative
Donations: Overnight $150 (Room & Meal)
Commuters $115 (Lunch and Dinner)
Cenacle Retreat House
310 Cenacle Road
Lake Ronkonkoma, NY 11779
(631) 588-8366
LEARNING TO LOVE LIKE JESUS
February 6th – 8th, 2015
5:00 PM Arrivals
Given by: Susan J. Stabile
Minimum Offering: $220
LEARNING TO LOVE LIKE JESUS: Jesus asks us
to love each other as God loves – to love without
attachment and extend our love to everyone,
including our enemies. That is a tall order! We’ll
explore the things that make it challenging for us to
love like Jesus, and reflect on how we might
overcome these challenges.
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