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Corpus Christi Roman Catholic Church
155 Garfield Ave. • Mineola, N.Y. 11501
Telephone (516) 746-1223 • Fax (516) 294-5311
Hours - Monday through Friday • 9:00 AM - Noon, 1:00 PM - 8:30 PM • Saturdays - 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM • Sundays - 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
February 1, 2015 • Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Parish Clergy
Msgr. Robert J. Batule, Pastor
Rev. Tomaz Gomide, Associate Pastor
Rev. Richard Kammerer, Associate Pastor
Rev. Patrick Callan, In Residence
Deacon Brian J. Mannix
Pastor Emeritus
Rev. James C. Bowman
Sunday Mass Schedule
Saturday: 5:00 PM, 8:00 PM (Spanish)
Sunday: 7:00 AM, 8:30 AM (Portuguese)
10:00 AM, 11:30 AM, 7:00 PM
Daily Mass Schedule
Monday Through Friday
7:30 AM & 9:00 AM
Saturday: 9:00 AM
Parish Website
www.corpuschristi-mineola.net
Parish Email
[email protected]
Parish Outreach: Telephone (516) 248-4858 • Director - Mrs. Nuria Campos
Religious Education: Telephone (516) 294-0631 • Fax (516) 294-0352 • Director - Mrs. Susan Anaischik
Music Ministry: Telephone (516) 746-3582 • Director - Mr. Troy Gordon
Portuguese & Spanish Ministry: Telephone (516) 746-1223 • Coordinator - Fr. Tomaz Gomide
Confessions: Saturday: 4:00 - 4:45 PM and by appointment.
Baptisms: Portuguese (1st and 3rd Sundays) 1:00 PM • English (2nd and 4th Sundays) 1:00 PM
Spanish (1st Sunday of the Month) 1:30 PM
Visits To The Sick: Priests and extraordinary ministers regularly visit those confined to home and administer the sacraments.
Please call the rectory to make arrangements.
Marriages: Registered members of our Parish who wish to be married in Corpus Christi should contact the rectory office at least six
months in advance of the wedding date to make arrangements.
Devotions: Miraculous Medal Novena, Mondays after 7:30 AM and 9:00 AM Masses. Check the bulletin for various special
devotions during the year.
R.C.I.A.: Those who wish to become Roman Catholic should contact the Coordinator, Rev. Richard Kammerer, at the rectory.
New Parishioners: Are requested to register with the rectory office.
You Together Are My Body
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PARISH MISSION STATEMENT
Formed by the Word of God, and nourished by the Eucharist, we strive through
prayer, education and service to manifest God’s transforming love in the world,
as we work together to become, what we proclaim ourselves to be,
CORPUS CHRISTI, THE BODY OF CHRIST.
MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK
Monday, February 2, 2015 – Presentation of the Lord
7:30 AM
Doris C. Neger
9:00 AM John de Almeida
Tuesday, February 3, 2015 – St. Blase
7:30 AM
Peter Eisemann
9:00 AM
George, Anna & Orazio Morana
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
7:30 AM
Fr. James Bowman (living)
9:00 AM Manuel, Palmira e Alpoim Real
Thursday, February 5, 2015 – St. Agatha
7:30 AM
Leroy & Mariana Barroca
9:00 AM Maria Barbosa Reis &
Antonio Barbosa
Friday, February 6, 2015 – St. Paul Miki
7:30 AM
Gregory P.Phelan
9:00 AM Baby Rose and Family
WEEKEND MASS
PRIEST CELEBRANTS SCHEDULE
Saturday, February 7th, 2015
5:00 PM Msgr. Batule
8:00 PM Fr. Tomaz
Sunday, February 8th, 2015
7:00 AM Fr. Kammerer
8:30 AM Fr. Tomaz
10:00 AM Fr. Kammerer
11:30 AM Msgr. Batule
7:00 PM
Fr. Kammerer
STEWARDSHIP CORNER
Sharing Time, Talent and Treasure
Stewardship calls us to live out the beatitudes!
Show mercy, console, be peacemakers, rejoice!
The collection for January 24/25 = $14,230
The collection for last year at this time = $11,157
The Mass attendance for January 24/25 = 1,407
Saturday, February 7, 2015 – St. John Rosico
9:00 AM Deceased buried from Corpus
Christi in December 2014
(see page 3)
5:00 PM Mary Sanders
Angelina Cascella
Flavia DelColle
Jack Correia
Mary Boland
Elizabeth Cox
Sunday, February 8, 2015
7:00 AM
Souls in Purgatory
10:00 AM
Catherine “Kitty” Connors
11:30 AM
People of Corpus Christi
7:00 PM Milton Caton
Please Pray For The Deceased
Carmela B. Grilli
The number of envelopes used = 485
Weekly Envelopes
We request that all of our parishioners be registered.
We ask also that our parishioners use envelopes to
support Corpus Christi financially on a regular basis.
If we see that envelopes are not being used to support
the parish regularly, we contact the envelope company
and the envelopes are no longer sent through the US
mail system except at Christmas and Easter. Using
envelopes consistently is the best way for a parish to
plan prudently as far as the budget and expenses are
concerned. You are also able to support Corpus
Christi electronically now. If you are interested in this
type of giving, please let us know. A few parishioners
choose to do this and our weekly income through
regular collections is a few hundred dollars higher
each week. Thank you!
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I did indeed get to Washington, D.C. on January 22 nd and so I
devote my column this week to my participation in the 42 nd
annual March for Life which marks the Supreme Court decision
that gave us abortion on demand in all fifty states of the union.
As you could easily tell, we had a virtual news black-out of
the event. Most mainstream news outlets never mentioned it or
only gave scant coverage such as Long Island’s own Newsday
which buried it in the middle of the newspaper on January 23 rd.
It’s not every day that thousands (estimates range from a low of
100,000 to a high of 300,000) of protestors, peacefully
conducting themselves, show up anywhere in our country, but
that’s what happens every year as pro-life citizens listen first to
inspirational speeches beginning at 12 noon on the National Mall
and then walk to Capitol Hill to visit with elected public officials
in their offices. You would think that this event, making use of
lawful public assembly with the constitutionally guaranteed right
to address our government would catch the attention of the news
arbiters in our nation. The pro-life movement doesn’t get much
favorable attention in the media because the avatars in the news
business want all American citizens to think as they do, that is, to
be permissive on abortion because it’s all about “choice.” And
one “choice,” they say, is as good as another choice. Well, no,
that is completely wrongheaded if you accept the objectivity of
truth.
In the bulletin of two weeks ago, I indicated that it was my
intention to go to the office of Rep. Kathleen Rice (D, Garden
City). I got there and spoke with a legislative assistant to the
Congresswoman because, as I said previously, pro-choice elected
officials are never in their offices on January 22 nd. It so happened
this year that the House was in session and the Congresswoman
was about to cast a vote on the re-authorization of the Hyde
Amendment. The Hyde Amendment is named after the bill’s
chief sponsor, Henry Hyde, an Illinois Congressman who served
15 terms in the House and died in 2007. What the Hyde
Amendment (1976) does is restrict the use of federal monies to
procure an abortion except in cases of rape and incest. The reauthorization passed (242-179) and Rep. Rice voted against it.
So hers was a “pro-choice” vote and against the pro-life position.
In my conversation with the legislative assistant, I inquired if
the Congresswoman would support any legislation to reduce the
number of abortions and whether she was a supporter of Planned
Parenthood or not. On the first question, I was told the
Congresswoman is “independent.” I would characterize that as
non-responsive. On the second question, I was informed the
Congresswoman does indeed support Planned Parenthood. I
asked the legislative assistant to check with the Congresswoman
if she would consider supporting H.R. 36, the Pain-Capable
Unborn Child Protection Act which was pulled by the Speaker at
the last moment. This measure, when it is introduced, will ban
abortions after twenty (20) weeks. We’ll have to wait and see
when this piece of legislation comes up for a vote in the House
of Representatives how Rep. Rice votes then.
In the meantime, I appeal to you to get involved in supporting
legislation to protect unborn life. As I discussed in my column of
January 18th, witness on behalf of the culture of life is
preeminently a prerogative of lay men and women. No one else
is going to do it – only you! Step up and do something now!
Msgr. Bob Batule
Pastor
February 1st, 2015
Bulletin Announcements
The Memorial of Saint Blaise, Bishop and Martyr, is Tuesday,
February 3rd. There will a blessing of the throats after both
morning Masses on that day (7:30 AM and 9:00 AM).
We encourage you to look at the materials on our bulletin boards
near the doors of the church. All kinds of informative and
inspirational items are found there throughout the year.
Tomorrow, the 2nd of February, is the Feast of the Lord’s
Presentation. In recent years, we have observed the Feast of the
Lord’s Presentation as a World Day of Prayer for Consecrated
Life. This observance is extended in 2015 for the entirety of the
year at the request of Pope Francis. We ask you to remember
those men and women who live the consecrated life (by
canonically professing the evangelical counsels of poverty,
chastity and obedience) in your prayers.
In the spring when the weather is better, we will return with the
adult faith enrichment series called Catholicism by Fr. Robert
Barron. It will run for five (5) weeks. If circumstances allow, we
will have afternoon and evening sessions. Continue to watch the
bulletin for more details over the next few weeks and months.
If you would like to be a lector at weekend Masses, we have
need of your talent and time. Any new lector must be qualified
and trained before assuming this important liturgical role. If you
are interested, kindly see Msgr. Batule.
Altar servers are reminded to sign in on the sign-in sheet posted
on the bulletin board in the sacristy each time you serve. They
are also reminded that shoes are worn when serving at the altar.
Sneakers are not permissible.
The Sacrament of Confirmation will be celebrated at Corpus
Christi during the Easter season. Already, we have received
requests at the rectory for sponsor forms to be filled out. Kindly
leave your form with the secretary and a phone number so you
can be called about picking up your completed form. We remind
you that an eligible sponsor is one who has reached the age of
sixteen (16), has completed Christian initiation (has celebrated
Baptism, Confirmation and First Eucharist) and regularly attends
Mass.
Kindly remember that Lighthouse Catholic Media has a kiosk in
the lobby of the church seven (7) days a week with Catholic CDs
and books for purchase at modest prices. We encourage you to
browse the selections before or after Mass. There are some very
good offerings to assist you in deepening your spiritual life, and
with Lent already on the horizon, you might find your Lenten
devotion this year right on the kiosk.
We ask you to take up a generous and sacrificial support of
Corpus Christi in the three areas of time, talent, and treasure. We
ask further that you commit yourself to all three areas that the
Body of Christ may be built up by worship, education and
service. All three elements – worship, education and service –
are constitutive of our Catholic faith. The way to honor all three
dimensions is by being good stewards of time, talent and
treasure. Some of you may be able to get away to warmer
climates for extended periods in the winter. Please don’t forget
Corpus Christi in your absence. Before leaving or upon
returning, we ask that you submit your envelopes to assist in the
support of our temporalities here. We are very appreciative of
your consideration. (Continued on the next page)
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We exhort all of our parishioners to support Corpus Christi
financially to the best of their ability. As you know,
inclement weather is always a problem in January and
February especially, and this most assuredly cuts into Mass
attendance and our collections in the early part of every
year. If the weather prevents you from getting out to Mass,
we would be appreciative if you send us your envelopes
through the regular mail or had them dropped off at the
rectory. We need to maintain the current pace of offerings
to the parish in order to exercise a prudent stewardship of
our resources.
Ash Wednesday starts our Lenten observance this year on
February 18th. Please consult the bulletin next weekend for
the schedule of Masses and prayer services wherein ashes
will be distributed.
At the start of Lent this year, we make available to our
parishioners a booklet with day by day reflections to guide
your pilgrimage of conversion. The booklet is produced by
Word on Fire and you can pick up your own copy – free of
charge - in the lobby of the church on Ash Wednesday.
Keep Those King Kullen
Receipts Coming In!
Although the King Kullen Store in Mineola closed in
October, the Garden City Park store will now be our
participating store for the rebate check.
During the
holiday season, save your King Kullen receipts and drop
them off in the white basket in the church lobby! Every
little bit helps!
Prayer Shawl Ministry
Our upcoming meetings will be on Tuesday, February 3rd
at 7:00 PM and Wednesday, February 4th at 9:30 AM.
Religious Education Update
Sunday, February 1, 2015
9:30 AM Gr. 1-2 (Fitzgerald Hall)
10:00 AM Gr. 1-2 Class Mass
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Gr. 8 students submit:
Confirmation workbooks
Sponsor Certification forms
$110.00 Confirmation fee
Saturday, February 7, 2015
11:30 AM First Penance Celebration
2A, 2E, invited students in 4A, 5X, 6B
Sunday, February 8, 2015
9:30 AM Gr. 3-4 (Fitzgerald Hall)
10:00 AM Gr. 3-4 Class Mass
Remember Our Sick
Please remember the sick in your daily prayers, including
the following who have asked to be included in our list:
Tom Azzolini, Ronald Baker, Vera Barrick, Vinnie
Benedetto, Dianne Bombardi, Marie Byrnes, John Carney,
Frank Castellano, Mary Cavanaugh, Vincent Ciurleo, Manuel
DaPonte, Maria Que Duong, Virginia Fallon, Ronald Fox, Joe
Fitzgerald, Kenneth Gallagher, Tracy Goon, Robert Hartlett,
Anthony Heinrich, Maureen McNally Higgins, Edward
Hilbert, Sue Krebs, Raymonde Laramee, Marguerite Leahy,
Vincent Lodato, Gail Luksch, Alice Martin, Helen Melvin,
Kenneth Mongiardo, William Walter Patterson, Vincent
Piliero, Beatriz Silva Pontes, JoAnn Russo, Mary Santucci,
Lindy Spaulding, Maria Diana Tran, Michael Torres, Jack
Vanchieri, Lorraine Verdade, Lynda Anne Baka-Williams,
and any other members of our parish who are sick at this
time.
Altar Server Schedule
Court Immaculata #444
Catholic Daughters of America
Will be holding their annual Immaculata Scholarship Bake
Sale and Raffle on Saturday, February 14th and Sunday,
February 15th after all the Masses. The items for sale come
from the kitchens of the members of the Court. The
selections are varied and unbelievably delicious. There
will be raffle prizes and a Lucky Bucks drawing. The
funds raised from this event go toward the many prizes
given for the poetry/essay contests and an award for a
graduating student of the CCD program. For further
information call Patsy Gavin, Regent 741-8095 or Pat
Moyett 747-3043, Chairlady.
Sat., Feb. 7
th
Sun., Feb. 8
th
5:00 PM K.Goncalves/S.Goncalces/
O.Amestigui
7:00 AM
10:00 AM
11:30 AM
7:00 PM
M.Basel/A.Itri
N.Garcia/J.Keesee/R.Laurice
A.Mendes/M.Mendes/E.Kille
E.Kraus/C.Crecco/D.Crecco
The 9:00 AM Mass on February 7th, is in honor of
the deceased buried from Corpus Christi in
December 2014:
Angelo, Fabbo, Angelina Scheppa, Anna Falotico
Theresa Pastoressa, Michael Dougherty,
Josephine Marasca
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Catholics for Religious Freedom
Preserving religious freedom for all
Words Matter!
Religious freedom watchdog groups are concerned that
elected officials are changing terminology. They often
refer to America's "freedom of worship" rather than the
comprehensive term, "freedom of religion".
“Freedom of Religion”, our first and most fundamental
God-given right, guarantees all Americans the freedom to
practice our religion in the public square, and to live out
our conscientiously held beliefs.
“Freedom of Worship”, however, means the right to pray
within the confines of a place or designated building of
worship or to privately believe. It also excludes the right
to practice our faith in families and communities as well as
our education, charitable and healing missions.
Mission Statement
So that First Amendment Religious Freedom may be
practiced and preserved for generations yet unborn it is
essential that Americans understand this freedom and the
circumstances from which it came. “Catholics For
Freedom of Religion” provides resources to assist laity to
educate and advocate on a non-partisan basis for First
Amendment Freedom of Religion…how rare it is, how
dearly it was purchased for us and how quickly it can be
lost. (www.cffor.org)
“Then the righteous will answer him, ‘Lord, when did we
see you hungry and feed you, or thirsty and give you
something to drink? When did we see you a stranger and
invite you in, or needing clothes and clothe you? When did
we see you sick or in prison and go to visit you?’ “The
King will reply, ‘I tell you the truth, whatever you did for
one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me.’
Matthew 25:37-40
Upcoming events:
The next CFFR meeting will be held 3/18/15.
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February 1st, 2015
COMUNIDAD LATINOAMERICANA DEL CUERPO
DE CRISTO
4º. TIEMPO ORDINARIO- CICLO B
Palabras y Manos sandadoras de Jesùs
1ª. Lectura. Libro del Deuteronomio. 18 : 15-20
2ª. Lectura. 1ª. Carta a los Corintios. 7: 32-35
Evangelio San Marcos 1: 21-28
OREMOS EL SANTO ROSARIO
La Comunidad Hijos e Hijas de María te invitan a orar
el Santo Rosario, el dia Lunes 2 de Febrero de 2015, a
las 7:30 p.m. Tendremos a Marvin Dardón, facilitador
de la Palabra
CLASES PARA PRIMERA COMUNION Y
CONFIRMACION
Las clases comenzaran en el Mes de Febrero para
niños y adultos. Si usted desea registrarse o registrar a
su niño (a) por favor hable con el Padre Tomas. El
esta disponible todos los Jueves en la Rectoria de la
Iglesia.
HORARIO DEL PADRE TOMAS
Padre Tomaz Gomide estará atendiendo todos los
Jueves de 3:00 p.m. a 8:00 p.m. a todas las personas
que deseen algún tramite de Bautizo, Confirmacion,
Matrimonio, etc.
BAUTIZO
La charla para el Sacramento del Bautizo es el último
Sábado del mes, a las 7:00 p.m. Los padres del niño
deben estar registrados en la Rectoría de la Iglesia. La
ceremonia de Bautizo es el Primer Domingo de cada
mes, a la 1:30 p.m. Por favor estar 15 minutos antes.
GRUPO CARISMATICO
Te invita a su noche de Oración, en la que Dios se
encontrara contigo a través de La Palabra, las
oraciones, los cantos. Ven todos los Miércoles a las
7:30 p.m.,iniciando con el Santo Rosario n el
basement de la iglesia.
GRUPO JUVENIL
A ti joven te invitamos a nuestras reuniones Todos los
Domingos a la 1:30 p.m., en el basement de la Iglesia.
EN FEBRERO MEDITEMOS:
En esto consiste el Amor:
No en que hayamos amado a Dios, sino en
que El nos amo y nos envio a su Hijo como
victima de expiación, para el perdón de
nuestros pecados
(1ª. Carta de San Juan, 4:10 )
MISA ES ESPAŃOL TODOS LOS SABADOS A
LAS 8:00 P.M. INVITA A TUS FAMILIARES ,
AMIGOS Y VECINOS
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Domingo IV do Tempo Comum
Corpus Christi Church
O povo que vivia nas trevas viu uma
grande luz; para aqueles que habitavam na
sombria região da morte uma luz se
levantou.
(Mateus 4;16)
Quando lemos o Antigo Testamento, vemos
como Deus chama pessoas para serem
profetas, isto é, arautos da vontade de Deus.
Os profetas são perseguidos, mortos, por
mostrar ao povo os seus erros. Eles buscam a
conversão das pessoas, que deixem o mal, a
injustiça e voltem-se para Deus. Mas muitas
vezes as pessoas não querem ouvir a voz dos
profetas, porque isso os incomoda. Existem
padres, bispos, leigos que neste mundo
pregam a justiça e por isso são perseguidos. O
Papa Francisco tem insistido tanto nesse
ponto: o cristão deve ser um profeta.
Para muitos padres, bispos e leigos, a função
da Igreja é somente ensinar o catecismo
tradicional, fazer grandes celebrações.
Qualquer referência à justiça é olhada com
desconfiança. As autoridades não gostam que
o povo pense, que o povo veja a verdade e
critique o que está errado. É muito mais fácil
para as autoridades que o povo seja ignorante,
obediente, servil. Por isso não gostam dos
profetas, porque eles podem causar mudanças,
o que não convém àqueles que tem o poder.
Mas, ao mesmo tempo, o profeta é aquele que
fala a verdade, que transmite a Palavra de
Deus. Há pessoas que se apresentam como
profetas, mas procuram os seus próprios
interesses ou os interesses dos poderosos. Por
isso temos que ter muito cuidado, não
seguindo cegamente tudo o que nos dizem,
mas procurar usar o dom mais precioso que
Deus nos deu: a capacidade de pensar!
A Igreja tem que ser profética para cumprir a
sua missão.
1 de Outubro de 2015
AVISOS
REFORMA DA COZINHA E DO SALÃO
Os inspectores da “Village” vieram ao nosso
salão paroquial e à cozinha. Eles nos
informaram que podemos colocar na cozinha
um fogão eléctrico, o que irá facilitar muito as
nossas festas.
Esta semana faremos uma reunião com um
grupo encarregado da reforma e, depois de
aclarar tudo com a Diocese iniciaremos os
trabalhos.
BAPTISMO EM PORTUGUÊS
Este domingo, dia 1 de Fevereiro, temos
baptismo em Português. Lembre-se de
chegarem a igreja 15 minutos antes. Devo
começar o baptismo exactamente a 1 da tarde,
porque a 1:30 tem os baptismos em espanhol.
MISSA NA SEXTA-FEIRA DIA 6.
Intenções: + Manuel Pires Ralha + Teresa
Pires Barbosa + Domingos Correia Martins +
José Cardoso Barreto + Júlio Gonçalves dos
Reis.
IINTENÇÕES: MISSA DO DIA 8
+ Julian Barreto Albuquerque + Domingos
Martins Freitas + Maria Jesus Ferreira
+ Miguel Ribeiro + José Maria Martins da
Silva + Angelica Cunha + Domingos e
Rosalina Pereira + Álvaro e Ilda Ramalhete
+ Manuel e Maria Campos + Amândio
Oliveira Duarte + Maria Goncalves Ralha
+ João António Rodrigues + José Pereira da
Cunha + Joaquim Maria Amador
+ Amelia Antão + Bento Alves
+ Teresa Alves + Teresa Lavrado
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www.nickstuscangrill.com
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CHURRASQUEIRA RODIZIO
Portuguese
Barbeque
100 Herricks Rd., Mineola, NY 11501
516.280.8000
T
SONTOS FURS
L
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EATHER
HEARLING
SALES • SERVICE
REMODELS • REPAIRS
STORAGE
224 Jericho Tpke., Mineola, NY 11501
Take Up To
4 Classes
For Credit
516.746.5500
COURSES OFFERED
Algebra I -Geometry - Algebra 2 & Trigonometry
Pre-Calculus 1, 2, - AP Calculus (A)
Earth Science - Living Environment
Chemistry - Physics - Health Ed.
ESL - MS English
HS English (grades 9-12)
Global History & Geography
For Advancing,
Repeating or
Enrichment
www.tsontosfurs.com
Like a good neighbor,
State Farm is there.®
Jim Paterson Agency
483 Jericho Turnpike
Mineola, NY 11501
516-248-6809
www.JimPatersonAgency.com
State Farm Insurance Companies
Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois
1 Long Beach Road
Island Park, NY 11558
516-432-0300
southpointplazarehab.com
416 Corpus Christi, Mineola, NY (i) (UPS)
John Patrick Publishing Company, Inc. (800) 333-3166 • www.jppc.net
Stuart S. Rubin, DDS, PC “Serving Our Customers Since 1960” SCHEURER MONUMENTS
FG
Est. 1855 - Open 7 Days
All Phases of General Dentistry
230 Mineola Blvd.
Mineola
FRANCHINA & GIORDANO, P.C.
APPLIANCES & TV INC
The Gentlemen of the Appliance Industry
248-3623
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELORS AT LAW
294 Hillside Ave., Williston Park
516-248-6767
ELDER LAW • WILLS • TRUSTS • ESTATES
EMILY F. FRANCHINA
A Family Owned and Operated
Auto Service Center Caring For
Your Car And Servicing The
Brakes • Steering • State Inspection
Community For Over 60 Years
All Major Repairs
[email protected]
MARY P. GIORDANO
[email protected]
MARIA DEMARCO BEGLEY
[email protected]
A/C & Heating Service
10% Parishioner Discount
on Any Work When You
Mention This Ad.
516.742.0010
61 Willis Ave., Mineola
Mon-Fri 7am-6pm
MARIANNE A. SIMONI
[email protected]
Parishioner
1050 Franklin Ave., Ste. 302 • Garden City, NY 11530
516-877-7500 • Fax: 516-877-7743
Se Habla Español
GRAMMAN
Repairs
Boiler Installation
Back Flow Testing
We Take Care of All
your Plumbing Needs!
We love the jobs you hate. Free Estimates.
Attic/Basement Declutter, House Organizing,
Garage Declutter, Deck/Fence Staining,
Refinish Hardwood Floors, Powerwashing, etc.
Toda Clase de Articulos Religiosos
Incienso • Velas • Perfumes
Aceites • Rosavios • Estatuas
516-334-0173 • 146 Post Ave., Westbury
Jay Carlos (516) 633-4971
[email protected]
Lunes a Sabado 10am-7pm
We Accept
Una Walsh
Broker Owner
OVER 50 YEARS OF COMMUNITY SERVICE
516-746-0045
Thinking of moving or selling you
home in the Mineola area.
Please contact: Frances or Domenica Barbuto
Licensed Sales Associates - Coach Realtors
24 Hillside Avenue
Williston Park, New York 11596
Office: 516-248-9494
Cell: 516-639-6668
Vincent B. Lanza, Funeral Director
2175 Jericho Tpke.
M E N S W E A R
N
SPECIAL PROMOTIO
INCREDIBLE PR
ICES
50% OFF Selected Items
Richard Harris / 468-6869/414-2244
w/coupon. Cannot be combined w/any other offer. Exp. 12-31-14
234A Jericho Tpk., Mineola, NY 11501
(Across From Jericho Terrace)
516-468-6869 • 516-414-2244
Agent
174 Hillside Ave., Williston Park
516-741-7577
331 Willis Ave., Mineola
746-5050
INTEREST FREE PAYMENT PLANS AVAILABLE
Office Hours:
Monday 10-7pm • Tuesday 11-8pm
Wednesday 11-8pm • Thursday 10-7pm
Friday 10-6pm • Saturday 9-2pm
Participating Provider for Most
Insurance Plans
Residential • Commericial
Interior & Exterior
257 Horton Highway, Mineola, NY
Cell: 361-6634
FLORAL HOMES
KUCK’S DELI & YOGURT SHOP
Catering For All Occasions
Home Made Specialties
Party Heros 3 to 6 Feet Long
141 Mineola Blvd., Mineola, NY
PHONE: 516-746-4729
FAX: 516-747-3273
PARKING
IN REAR
TEL: 516-279-4400
WWW.PUCNY.COM
MOST INSURANCES ACCEPTED, REASONABLE SELFPAY FEES
WE ACCEPT CHECK, CASH AND MOST MAJOR CREDIT CARDS
516-747-4300
D. Reis
Pete Masterson, LUTC,
Eugene Simons D.D.S
General & Cosmetic Dentistry
210 OLD COUNTRY ROAD MINEOLA, NY 11501
(NEXT TO CHASE BANK)
Generations of Dignified Personal Service
Home Office, Bloomington,
Illinois 61710
333-0251
Family Dental Care
WALK-IN
FOR ADULTS
PEDIATRIC
PARK FUNERAL CHAPELS
State Farm®
Kevin & Colleen Hanrahan
266-19 Hillside Ave., Floral Park, NY 11004
Phone: 718-343-4200 • Home: 516-354-1971
Cell: 516-220-8993 • Fax: 718-343-4936
Email: [email protected] • www.FloralHomes.com
356 Westbury Avenue, Carle Place
Providing Insurance and
Financial Services
(Opposite Holy Rood Cemetery)
Serving All Cemeteries
Monuments, Lettering & Mausoleums
Repair & Cleaning
Garcia Pereira
JC ORGANIZING J. Painting
& Decorating
PLUMBING & HEATING
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23 Post Ave., Westbury, NY 11590
X-RAYS
ON-SITE LAB
MOC AUTO CENTER, LLC
Fine Furniture and Architectural Woodwork
327 Sagamore Avenue • Mineola, NY 11501
Domingos Reis, President/Parishioner
Tel: (516) 248-5676
Fax: (516) 746-5223
Foreign & Domestic Cars & Trucks
COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE
NYS Inspection • ASE Certified Technicians • Extended Warranties Honored
222 HERRICKS RD. • MINEOLA, NY 11501
516-746-1371 • 516-746-1865
Mon-Fri 8-6 • Sat 8-1
WEIGAND BROS., INC.
Funeral Directors
OUR FAMILY SERVING YOUR FAMILY SINCE 1949
“Distinctive Funeral Service”
746-4484
49 HILLSIDE AVE. (CORNER OF NASSAU BLVD.)
WILLISTON PARK, N.Y. 11596
K’S AUTO
Parishioners:
Maureen Corrigan
Maria S. Cunha
Falomos
Hablamos
Portugues
Español
Foreign & Domestic
74 Willis Ave., Mineola, NY 11501
(516) 248-5546
Timothy J. Dalton
Licensed Funeral Director
New York & Florida
THOMAS F. DALTON Funeral Homes Inc.
(516) 354-0634
27-29 Atlantic Avenue, Floral Park, NY 11001
125 Hillside Avenue, New Hyde Park, NY 11040
412 Willis Avenue, Williston Park, NY 11596
Chapels also available in
Levittown & Hicksville
Your Local Family Owned Funeral Home Since 1924
416 Corpus Christi, Mineola, NY (b) (UPS)
Fax: (516) 354-0472
John Patrick Publishing Company, Inc. (800) 333-3166 • www.jppc.net