Saint Catherine of Sienna Roman Catholic Church 33 New Hyde Park Road, Franklin Square, NY 11010 516.352.0146 www.stcatherineofsienna.org
UNITED THROUGH CHRIST WITH
Saint Vincent de Paul Parish Community 1510 DePaul Street, Elmont, NY 11003 516.352.2127 www.stvincentdepaulparish.org
PASTOR - ADMINISTRATOR Rev. Msgr. Richard M. Figliozzi
ASSOCIATE PASTORS Rev. Allan Arneaud Rev. Johnny Mendonca
IN RESIDENCE Rev. Emmanuel Nartey, Ph.D
DEACONS Joseph Benincasa Frank Gonzalez
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR Diana Padilla
OUTREACH SOCIAL MINISTRY
SCS Outreach Coordinator Maureen Miedreich
SVDP Society-Outreach Mary Ann Cariello Magda Sabet
FAITH FORMATION DIRECTOR Debbie Hurley
MUSIC MINISTRY
SCS Director Jennifer Wells
SVDP Director Caitlin Hale
SCS TRUSTEES Dennis Canese Marion G. Dreyfus
SVDP TRUSTEES Bernadette Crowley Nicholas Ferrara
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MARCH 19, 2017 MASS SCHEDULE Masses celebrated in Saint Catherine of Sienna Church (SCS) Saint Catherine of Sienna Chapel in Sienna Center (Sienna Ctr.) & Saint Vincent DePaul Syro-Malankara Cathedral (SVDP) SCS March 19 to March 26 SVDP SCS SVDP SAT. Mar. 18 - Saint Cyril of Jerusalem, Bishop and SAT. Mar. 18 Sienna Ctr. Doctor of the Church 4:00 PM Warren Vaas, Celso Rossi & Family, 5:00 PM Angelina Palminteri, Guy Pennisi, Rudy Gagliardi Bernard DeMatteis, Victor Chersavani, Richard Kubler (24th Anniv.), Maria T. Greci Pramon Pensuti SUNDAY SUNDAY Mar. 19 - THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT 8:45 AM Mar. 19 - THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT SCS Church Ronald Waag 7:30 AM For the People of the Parish MON. 11:30 AM Joseph Ruperto 8:30 AM Mar. 20 - SAINT JOSEPH
Sienna Ctr. TUES. 9:30 AM Serafina Vagnini 8:30 AM Mar. 21 11:00 AM Tom Barrett Marino Frandoni 1:00 PM Angela Ficarotta WED. 8:30 AM Mar. 22 MON. Mar. 20 - SAINT JOSEPH, SPOUSE OF THE Deceased & Living Members of Donahue & Egan SCS Church BLESSED VIRGIN MARY THURS. Family
8:00 AM Phyllis Argento 8:30 AM Mar. 23 12:15 PM Angelo & Pernice Brogna For the People of the Parish FRI. Mar. 21 TUES. 8:30 AM Mar. 24
SCS Church Anthony & Estell Jakuc 8:00 AM Ada Arso SAT. 12:15 PM Anna Nubile 5:00 PM Mar. 25 **
WED. Mar. 22
Sienna Ctr. SUNDAY Mar. 26 - FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT 8:00 AM William Mossbrugger 8:45 AM Ada Stuart 12:15 AM Ada Arso
THURS. Mar. 23 ** MASS SCHEDULE CHANGE SCS Church Saint Vincent DePaul 8:00 AM Americo Capogna for Saturday, March 25th ONLY 12:15 PM Frank Morea Mass at 4:00PM will be at 5:00PM FRI. Mar. 24 SCS Church 8:00 AM Eleanor Marchione 12:15 PM Anthony Ciuffo OUR MISSION As members of SAT. Mar. 25 -THE ANNUNCIATION OF THE LORD Saint Catherine of Sienna Roman Catholic Church, SCS Church we are committed by our Baptism to spread 8:00 AM Filomena Orologio the teachings of Jesus Christ by living our faith in loving service to all people. Inspired Sienna Ctr. by the Holy Spirit and through worship and 5:00 PM Frances Barone, Katy Barone, Marianna Carnata, prayer, we use our time, talent and treasure, Christine D’Amico, Rocky Lopresti to nourish the soul, care for the needy, minister to the alienated, nurture the children SUNDAY Mar. 26 - FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT and WELCOME all people into our community of faith. SCS Church 7:30 AM For the People of the Parish As members of 11:30 AM John H., John J., John D. & Diane Ubaghs Saint Vincent de Paul Parish we are committed to assisting our members in both Sienna Ctr. the spiritual and temporal needs of life. We 9:30 AM Antonio & Josephine Apicella & Bettina Cosentino are a parish with heart who are committed to 11:00 AM Angelo & Ida Cervini “Let all things be done with Charity” and 1:00 PM John Intagliata show we are disciples of Christ by our love for one another.
special liturgy, the usual 4pm Saturday Vigil Mass will instead be celebrated at 5pm on that day & ADMINISTRATOR Msgr. Figliozzi only. Scriptural Reflec on for the Week “Jesus answered and said to her, ‘Everyone who drinks One Final Thought this water will be thirsty again, but whoever drinks the “We must love with Jesus’ love and His spirit of water I shall give will never thirst; the water I shall give sacrifice. God loved us by giving Himself to us. will become in him a spring of water welling up to We too must give ourselves to one another. eternal life’.” (see John 4: 5-42) When we enter a church Because of this, we must reject whatever would building we ins nc vely extend our arm to dip our keep us from giving ourselves to one another.” fingers in the Holy Water at the doors of the church. We Saint Teresa of Calcu a are recalling the waters of our Bap sm. When we kneel down to pray before Mass we look at the Cross in the sanctuary area and no ce the side of Jesus open from where flowed blood and water. As we do these things we become aware of what is in our hearts. We realize STEWARDSHIP . . . how our hearts yearn and ache for a love that is eternal
Reflec on —just like the Samaritan woman at the well in conversa- When Jesus asked the Samaritan woman for a on with Jesus. Now we understand. Our entrance into the Church by Bap sm is the spring welling up to eternal drink of water, He opened the door for a life- life referred to by Jesus. This Bap smal Water flowed changing rela onship with Him. Scripture says from His side when the soldier thrust his lance into Jesus. her tes mony drew many others to Him as This Water flows from the Sacred Heart of Jesus to us in well. We must be ready to respond whenever Bap sm. We are born again. We are immersed in the and wherever the Lord speaks to us and be waters that carry one to eternal life. The next me you prepared for it to change our lives. sign yourself with Holy Water think where this water first flowed from and to where it will lead you — eternal life! Living Stewardship We are grateful this week for all stewards in Lenten Examina on of Conscience “If today you hear His voice, harden not your hearts.” our parish who lead others to the Living Christ When you pray, do you quiet your heart, mind and by proclaiming the Word of God as Lectors and soul so as to be able to listen to God or do you do all Scripture Study leaders. the babbling? When you pray, do you try to strike bargains with God and/or complain to Him or do you thank and Sacrificing for One Another praise Him? We demonstrate Living STEWARDSHIP in sharing When God doesn’t seem to answer your prayers as our blessings through our weekly offertory gi . you wish, do you doubt His love and presence? When you pray, do you tell God what to do or are W O G Mar 5, 2017 you open and aware to what He is telling you to do? SCS Weekly Offertory Collec on: $ 16,198
An Act of Contri on SCS Avg. Weekly Expenditures: $ 32,500 “Lord Jesus, Son of God, be merciful to me, a sinner.” SCS Avg. Gi : $17.60 Avg. #PP in Pew: 1,968
Confession During Lent SVDP Weekly Offertory Collec on: $ 3,649 At Saint Catherine of Sienna: a er Friday 7:30pm SVDP Avg. Weekly Expenditures: $ 9,125 Sta ons of the Cross and Saturdays from 4pm to 5pm. SVDP Avg. Gi : $ 9.00 Avg. #PP in pew: 295 At Saint Vincent de Paul: a er the Saturday Vigil Mass. The Weekly Offertory Collection ideally would cover all parish “The Passion of the Christ” expenses. Today, however. it offsets only about 50% of need Those who would like to view this movie are invited to resulting in necessity of other funding efforts such as annual join with our R.C.I.A. Candidates WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5TH giving (CMA), parish special events, parish program fees, bequests and miscellaneous donations for us to continue to at 7:15pm in the Sienna Center. do the good work of our Church. Dedica on of the Syro Malankara Cathedral in Elmont Saint Vincent de Paul Church will be dedicated as the Thank You for your living STEWARDSHIP new Cathedral for the Syro Malankara Rite in North Sharing Time, Talents, Sacrificing for One Another America this Saturday, March 25th at 3pm. Due to this & Uni ng in Prayer for OUR FAITH COMMUNITY! lit · ur · gy n. a form of public worship; THE STATIONS OF THE CROSS (Part II) By Rev. Johnny R. Mendonca a collection of formularies for public worship; the celebration of the Eucharist — Mass. Who can lead the stations of the Cross? The Stations of the Cross can be lead by an ordained minister like a priest or a deacon or by a layperson when a group is praying together. They may also be prayed as an individual using a variety of printed resources.
LITURGICAL CALENDAR Where can one find the Stations of the Cross? HIGHLIGHTS The Stations of the Cross are usually found on the walls of any Catholic
March 2017 Church or chapel. They are also found outdoors in shrines and places of (Month of Saint Joseph) retreats. They can be in the form of paintings or carved images made out of metal, ceramic or wood.
19 Third Sunday of Lent What is the Via Dolorosa? The Via Dolorosa or sorrowful way is the route, tradition holds that was taken 20 Saint Joseph by Jesus toward his crucifixion and death at Golgotha or place of the skull Spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary also known as Calvary. Every day Catholics and Orthodox Christians in the Holy Land process in large groups praying the stations of the Cross on the 25 Friday of Lent Via Dolorosa. Stations of the Cross How do we pray the Stations of the Cross? 26 Fourth Sunday of Lent There is not one particular way of praying the stations of the cross. However, most devotionals have clear instructions on how to pray the stations. The following is just an example of one of the ways one may pray the Stations of the Cross: 1. After announcing each station, genuflect and say: V .We adore you O Christ and we praise you, R. Because by your holy Cross you have redeemed Scripture Readings for the world. the NEXT SUNDAY. . . 2. Then you can read a scripture passage connected to this station, followed by a short meditation or reflection on the station. 4th Sunday of Lent 3. Conclude with a prayer and continue to the next station. 3.26.17 4. A traditional song like Stabat Mater Dolorosa or any appropriate refrain can be sung as the procession continues to the next station. Reading I - 1 Samuel 16: 1b, 6-7,10-13a Reading II - Ephesians 5: 8-14 What is the Spiritual theme found in the Stations of the Cross? Gospel - John 9: 1-41 Praying the Stations of the Cross help us reflect and experience on the mystery of suffering. Christ the suffering servant becomes in his suffering one For weekday readings visit our diocesan website at www.drvc.org and go to THE DAILY READINGS with those who are oppressed by pain, injustice and indifference and those who are oppressed by pain, injustice and indifference can identify with and draw hope from the suffering of the Savior. In a sense, the Way of the Cross reminds us that we are not alone in our own sorrowful journey; Christ our savior is walking along with us giving us the strength to face our pain, fears and disappointments, reminding us every step of the way of the future glory that awaits those who rely on God as their hope and salvation. Prayer Corner How to benefit from this devotion? Pray this devotion with your family or with your friends. Lent is not the only time to pray with the stations. Any day of the week can be an opportunity to reflect on Christ’s passion. Practice visualization as you pray and recall the God of infinite love, stations of the cross. Imagine what is taking place and place yourself in the I thank you midst of the story. Finally, pay attention to the insights, thoughts, feelings God for this reminder of your love places in your mind and heart as you pray and meditate on the Lord’s passion. and your call that we be more pa ent, The Stations of the Cross is a popular devotion used by individuals or groups who wish through prayer and reflection to follow Jesus Christ on his way to gentle and compassionate with others. Calvary. Many Christians practice the devotion, but the Stations holds a Here in the middle of Lent, special significance among Roman Catholics. It is one of the most important devotions honoring the passion of Jesus. I turn to you to beg for your help. Please so en my heart. What matters most in the Stations of the Cross is to follow Jesus Christ in his Help me to let go of judging others. passion and to see ourselves mirrored in him. To face life's dark side in ourselves and in our world, we need images of hope, and Jesus offers images I ask you this, in Jesus' name. of hope in his passion. By accompanying him on the Way of the Cross, we Amen. gain his courageous patience and learn to trust in God who delivers us from evil. Adapted from Article of 032014 LET US PRAY . . . F W 19, 2017
PRAY for our MILITARY: All men & women serving near and far, especially: MEMORIALS - TRIBUTES SANCTUARY LAMP U.S.M.C. U.S. ARMY will burn in SCS Church SGT Patrick Brady MAJ Thomas Babbitt In Memory of: Rocky Lopresti PFC Erik Jacobsen MAJ Catherine Babbitt With prayers of: LCPL Matthew Pomara CPT Shaun R. Cullen A.N.G. LCPL Michael P. Kelly MSG Peter Jacobsen SGT Thomas R. Kroez, Jr. LTC Christopher Congalise BREAD AND WINE SGT Gerald Furnari LTC Andrew Phillips will be used at all SCS Masses SGT Michael Salemi SGT Benjamin Huff In Memory of: Angelo & Pernice Brogna With prayers of: Daughters PFC Thomas Tator U.S. NAVY SGT Christopher Montes ENS SGT Jonathan R. Nause Anthony Patrick Huskisson ET3 Peter J. King U.S.A.F. E3 Thomas Mannle BREAD AND WINE A1C Phil Gautiere CPO Douglas McQueen will be used at all SVDP Masses CAPT John DeBonis In Memory of: U.S.C.G. Chaplain COL Msgr. Rowan With prayers of: SN Sean Daly Aaron J. Shattuck Joseph A. Galante Arlindo Almida Joseph Giordano SCS OUTREACH PROGRAM Aaron Braun Latasha Coward work in helping others this week Brian Kevin Corrigan Max Haerter In Honor of: Carlos Felix Michael Arana With prayers of: Christopher Messano Michael Borg Diane Rosemary Patrick Nicholas Russo Frankie Umile Peter Dilos James E. Allen Rev. David Kruse (Chaplain) Jimmy Bustamante Thomas Bradshaw John Marco Militano Thomas Lainis PRAY for SICK:
Nilda Rodriduez, ADORATION Gladys Rousseau-French, Anita LaRocca, OF THE Lucy Kellett, Jane Waine BLESSED SACRAMENT
Saint Catherine of Sienna Chapel: PRAY for DECEASED and their Families:
EVERY FRIDAY following 8:00AM Daily Linda Maria Ieva, Frances Oliva Mass until 9:00PM and concludes with Benediction. MAY THEY REST IN PEACE and 24 Hour Exposition EVERY FIRST FRIDAY following 8:00AM Mass and concludes with Benediction before Saturday Morning Mass. PARISH ‘IN HOME’ PRAYER PROGRAM Saint Vincent de Paul Holy Hour: Host Family/Individual FIRST FRIDAY OF MONTH following 8:30AM Daily Mass with Exposition of Blessed Sacrament and PILGRIM STATUE OF OUR LADY OF FATIMA closes the hour with Benediction. Praying the Rosary, Individual & Family Intentions Jeanette Batista Memorials-Tributes — a way to memorialize a deceased loved one; honor a special occasion CUP OF PRAYER Praying for Vocations, Priests & Family Intentions or pay tribute for the living. Includes no ce in Irma Severin this bulle n and recogni on card ($25). TOGETHER SERVING THOSE IN NEED
Saint Catherine of Sienna R.C. Church Outreach Social Ministry “Whatever you did to one of Saint Vincent de Paul Society & Parish Social Ministry these brothers of Mine, even the The Pope Francis Hospitality Center least of them, you did it to Me” Matt 25:40 OUTREACH-FOOD PANTRY OUTREACH Saint Vincent de Paul Society Pantry
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canned pasta, canned fruit juice, sugar and rice WRESTLING WITH During this third week of Lent we celebrate the feast of Saint TEMPTATION Joseph. In spite of the difficulty, Joseph carried out the will of God. We can follow the will of God when we do what we Let us remember this: can to help those who are in need. In bringing food for the at the moment of temptation, food pantry and contributing to the Poor Box, you are following of our temptations, the will of God. there is no arguing with Satan, our defense must always be All non-perishable food items are much appreciated. the Word of God! And this will save us. Saint Catherine of Sienna Pantry
-from The Hope of Lent I F T W : Franciscan Media—Minute Meditations small canned ham (not refrigerated) jellybeans, chocolate eggs and supermarket gift cards (small denomination) Pantry is always in need of— Oh blessed cereal; oatmeal; milk (powdered / boxed); St. Joseph, peanut butter; jelly; tuna fish; canned meats; juice; canned fruit; spaghetti, pasta; Pray for us prepared spaghetti sauce; potatoes (canned/ boxed); canned pasta, red/black/baked beans; canned vegetables; rice; side dishes (pasta/rice); soap; shampoo; toothpaste; toilet tissue
[ Regular Size Items are Most Needed ]
NEWLY BEREAVED Have you lost a loved one? Have you ever attended a support group? During this week of
For those newly bereaved, Saint Catherine LENT the USCCB asks us to unite in prayer with of Sienna Parish is offering a support group on all faithful followers for Wednesday evenings beginning in April. the intention below:
Please call the SCS Outreach Office at 352-0146 x 412 and leave your name, address and phone number.
We will send you information on upcoming session. Please be assured of our prayers as you go through this very difficult time; you are not alone.
O sweet mother Mary, who knew the sadness of mourning those your heart loved most, Jesus, your Son, and Joseph, your devoted spouse, pray for us in our time of loss. Amen. BISHOP JOHN BARRES CELEBRATES MASS FOR DEANERY 4 A Personal Perspective from a Parishioner in Pew … On Friday, February 25 at 5:30PM priests and parishioners of the 10 parishes in Deanery 4 participated in a special Mass to welcome and meet Bishop John O. Barres, the fifth bishop of Diocese of Rockville Centre at Our Lady of Victory R.C. Church in Floral Park.
People were buzzing with anticipation of his arrival and possibly to greet him personally. Rev. Thomas Fusco, Pastor of Our Lady of Victory and Dean of the Fourth Deanery welcomed the faithful of Deanery 4— Saint Vincent de Paul and Saint Boniface, Elmont; Saint Hedwig and Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park; Saint Catherine of Sienna, Franklin Square; Saint Anne, Garden City; Our Lady of Peace, Lynbrook; Our Lady of Lourdes, Malverne; Holy Name of Mary and Blessed Sacrament, Valley Stream. Two people from each parish were recruited for Offertory Procession. Fr. Fusco shared that the bishops and priests would be leaving immediately after Mass to have dinner together at Saint Hedwig’s; and most of us thought that was a signal there would not be any time to meet the Bishop … we thought! Many arrived very early and those that did had a special experience because shortly after 5pm Bishop Barres came out to say hello and welcomed everyone. Those present broke out in applause and suddenly he walked down the aisle stopping at every pew, shook hands with many and expressed his thanks to us for coming. It was a wonderful gesture and as a person in the pew it was very heartwarming. Bishop Barres greeted us with a smile; he is so very personable. Saint Catherine of Sienna Parish and Saint Vincent de Paul parishioners were well represented.
Also in attendance were our Associate Pastors, Fr. Johnny and Fr. Allan, who concelebrated the Mass along with many of our neighboring parish priests. In addition, Bishop Andrzej (Vicar of Western Vicariate which in- cludes Deanery 4) and Bishop Eusebius (Syro-Malankara Rite Bishop of N.A.) concelebrated, too. And to our surprise our own Louis Cona, currently studying for the priesthood, was on the altar too. The Cantor with choirs of Our Lady of Victory and Saint Anne and youngsters from OLV’s new Hand Bell Choir led us in song. Everyone raised their voices with joy throughout Mass. From the very beginning and during the entire Mass there was a true spirit of community.
Bishop Barres spoke eloquently in his homily. He focused on community and the many relationships one expe- riences, friendship and marriage; emphasizing the bonds created between people and the good that comes from sharing with one another. He asked us to reach out to those inactive Catholics who may not be attending Mass or spiritual events and invite them to join us at a Mass, a prayer service or something happening at our parish. He originally made the request at his installation with a deadline date of March 1st. However, in his travels within our diocese to meet everyone he now has extended the time period through Easter. Imagine how packed our churches would be if each family brought one person?
To see Seminarian Louis Cona serve with such grace and witness pa- rishioners bring the gifts up at the Offertory Procession was a special moment, too. The hymn One Bread, One Body meant more that evening than usual; one felt it within your heart.
After the Final Blessing, Fr. Thomas Fusco came forward on behalf of all the parishioners of Deanery 4, those present and those not, and wel- comed Bishop Barres. He also spoke on behalf of all the priests present and those not able to be there saying while some were nervous with anticipation of a new bishop, admitting he was one of them, the Lord has blessed us all with him! He then gave a commitment on behalf of all the priests in Deanery 4 of their obedience, support and continued good works of our Catholic Church. And finally he thanked Bishop Barres again for his visit to our Deanery and presiding at this celebration of the Eucharist.
The entire Church had voices raised together in joyful song for the Re- cessional hymn. And then my heart was touched as Bishop Barres, after waiting for all to proceed before him finally stepped down out of the sanctuary into the aisle, and without pause everyone broke into great applause as we welcomed Bishop Barres to our Church here on Long Island! Faith Formation Students, please take this page to class Name______Grade Level______March 19, 2017
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What did the other Samaritans say when they met Jesus? Choose the right words and write them in the spaces Mary Matters Reflection by Saverio Grosso Silent Action e can always take guidance from the Our Lenten Calendar Says: Holy Family, but most especially during this season of Lent. Perhaps it is Let us look for ways to show W fitting that on Monday we celebrate the feast day of Saint Joseph, husband of the Virgin Mary and patron saint of the Kindness Universal Church. Saint Joseph is often described as the & Mercy “silent man” of the Scriptures. Have you ever noticed that the every day evangelists do not record a single word of his? However, in a certain sense, he does not have to say anything; his actions this week speak more loudly than any word he might have spoken. Lent is a good time to live out this dignity of work by imitating Saint Reconciliation Joseph. We hear in John chapter 6, “Is this not Jesus, the son Reminder of Joseph?” Apparently, Saint Joseph was considered just a Thursday March 23 regular, law-abiding Level 7 7:00pm man. He was guardian in Sienna Center of the virgin and father figure to the Son of God. What an honor! Lenten Fridays While he lived a life in Church full of holiness, he did 7:30pm so in simplicity, not seeking glory or praise for his role. Confirmation Please join us in praying Instead, he taught his for our Confirmation son, protected and Novena Candidates who will be cherished his wife and worked to provide for his family, living receiving the Sacrament fully for them. God draws us to Himself through the ordinary of Confirmation, May 10th means of our daily tasks. Through his work, Saint Joseph (We will be praying a Novena for nine consecutive Sundays) showed his love for his family. While Saint Joseph shows us the dignity of work, he had some of his best moments as he slept. It Prayer to the Holy Spirit was here that God spoke to him repeatedly through dreams. O Holy Spirit, soul of my soul, I adore you. Sleep renewed him for another day of work and love. But upon Enlighten, guide, strengthen and console me. awaking, his total trust in God lead him to act to protect his Tell me what I ought to do and command me to do it. family, while providing the strength needed to endure the I promise to be submissive in everything you ask of me unknown future of his family. Saint Joseph fully trusted God’s and to accept all that you permit to happen to me, plan over his own and his holiness came through Jesus and only show me what is Your holy will. Mary, by serving them and receiving from them. Of course, Let us pray that all Confirmation Candidates Saint Joseph’s family isn’t typical so comparing ourselves to the will come to a deeper understanding of the Gift of Fear of the Lord and have sense of Holy Family might tempt us to be discouraged. However, Lent is Awe and Wonder in the Presence of God a good opportunity to examine our closest relationships, Come Holy Spirit, fill the hearts of your faithful and kindle especially those in our family … is there a need to forgive? Is in them the fire of your love. Send forth your Spirit and there love that needs rekindling? Is there gratitude missing? they shall be created and you will renew the face of the Offer your worries and plans up to God, do what you can but earth. Strengthen and protect by your kindness the faith trust fully in Him. Take some quiet time to rest and reflect. of all who believe in you. We ask this through our Lord Imitate the silent strength of Saint Joseph and stay close to Jesus Christ, your son, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, forever and ever. Amen! Jesus and Mary, just as he did. (Spend some extra time in prayer. Have a conversation with Jesus and listen to the Holy Spirit in your heart.) THIS PRIEST SAYS ADORATION HAS MADE JUAREZ A SAFER CITY By Bárbara Bustamante
Juarez, Mexico, Mar 7, 2017 / 04:39 pm (CNA/EWTN everything was closed at that hour. Then the News).- Juarez, located in the state of Chihuahua in woman proposed they accompany her to see for northern Mexico, was considered from 2008 to 2010 themselves. When they got to the chapel, the to be one of the most dangerous ci es in the world, soldiers found “six women making the Holy Hour at due to drug trafficking violence and the constant the 3:00 in the morning,” Fr. Hileman said. At that struggles for power and territory between the moment the lady said to the soldiers: “Do you think cartels. However, the city of 1.3 million inhabitants you're protec ng us? We're praying for you 24 dropped off this list thanks to a significant decrease hours a day.” One of the uniformed men fell down in the number of homicides: from 3,766 in 2010 to holding his weapon, “crying in front of the Blessed 256 in 2015. Sacrament.” The next day at 3:00 in the morning they saw him in civilian clothes doing a Holy Hour, Although this drop can be credited to improvement crying oceans of tears,” he said. in the work of local authori es, for Fr. Patrico Hileman – a priest responsible for establishing Two months a er the chapel was opened, the Perpetual Adora on chapels in La n America – pastor “calls us and says to us: Father, since the there is a much deeper reason: Jesus in the Blessed chapel was opened there has not been one death in Sacrament. “When a parish adores God day and Juarez, it's been two months since anyone has night, the city is transformed,” Fr. Hileman said. The died.” “We put up ten li le chapels in a year,” priest told Radio María Argen na that in 2013 the Fr. Hileman said. As if that were not enough, “at missionaries opened the first Perpetual Adora on that me they were going to close the seminary Chapel in Juarez. At that me “40 people a day were because there were only eight seminarians and now dying because two drug gangs were figh ng over there are 88. The bishop told me that these the city to move drugs into the United States.” It seminarians had par cipated in the Holy Hours.” was the Juarez and Sinaloa cartels, whose former leader Joaquín “el Chapo” Guzmán Loera was Fr. Hileman pointed out that “that is what Jesus recently extradited from Mexico to the United does in a parish” when people understand that “we States. find security in Christ.” He also noted that “the greatest miracles occur in the early hours of the Fr. Hileman recalled that “the parishes were saying morning.“ The early morning “is when you're most that the war wasn't ending because a group of at peace, when you hear God be er, your mind, soldiers were with one gang and the police were your heart is more tranquil, you're there alone for with the other one. They were killing people, God. If you are generous with Jesus, He is a burning houses down so they would leave, figh ng thousand mes more generous with you,” over the city.” One of the parishes that was Fr. Hileman said. “desperate” asked the missionaries to open a Perpetual Adora on chapel because they assured This ar cle was originally published on CNA Jan. 26, 2017. that “only Jesus is going to save us from this, only Jesus can give us security.”
The missionaries only took three days to establish the first Perpetual Adora on chapel in Juarez. Fr. Hileman told how one day, when the city was under a state of siege, a lady was on her way to the chapel to do her Holy Hour at 3:00 in the morning, when she was intercepted by six soldiers who asked her where she was heading. When the woman told them that she was going to “the li le chapel” the uniformed men asked her what place, because Educating on the Nature s c and Dignity Of Women h
Small groups of women meet in over 130 dioceses and e thousands of parishes across the United States —and yes, d here at Saint Catherine of Sienna Parish weekly praying for u priests, vocations and other intentions while enhancing their l individual spiritual life through study and faith sharing. The e studies are based on Letter to Women written by Saint John Paul II and his focus on the ‘feminine genius’ of all women. The program helps women deepen the understanding of their own Lent—a season to pray, fast and give. dignity and the rich truths of Catholicism and its teachings. How will you participate this season?
One of our participants shared: "This was my first experience as a participant in an ENDOW study group. I welcomed the Now — April 12 opportunity to set aside an hour or two each week for simple Daily Mass prayer, reflection, study and fellowship in the company of other Monday—Friday women, each on her own faith journey. I gained insight ... and Celebrated during the Season of Lent benefitted from the exchange of ideas during our discussions. It 8:00AM and 12:15PM was a great way to get better acquainted with some fellow SCS Church - parishioners and learn something new [about our Catholic SVDP - 8:30AM Church, teachings and women’s roles] at the same time."
We meet weekly on Thursday evenings; We ask you to register March 24, 31, April 7 at www.endowgroups.org OR call SCS Parish Office. The cost is $29.95 for materials; financial assistance available. Please Stations of the Cross join us for our next prayer/study group: SCS Church - 7:30PM Light of the Nations Fridays during LENT followed by CONFESSION Thursday, March 23 7:00PM - Sienna Center SVDP - Stations follow 8:30AM Mass
Saint Catherine of Sienna March 24, 31, April 7 Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament GIRL SCOUT SUNDAY Fridays during LENT 2017 Saint Catherine of Sienna Chapel Celebrated in parishes throughout our Sienna Center Diocese of Rockville Centre, many Girl Scouts were 8:30AM to 9:00PM awarded GS Religious Awards at Mass on Girl Scout
THE LIGHT OF CHRIST PRAYER GROUP
MONDAY EVENINGS
Next: Monday, March 20th 7:30 pm —Sienna Center
Special Reflection Night with Sunday last week. Pictured above are a few of our local Girl Scouts together a er the Mass in our Al Barbarino Sienna Center. Ten Brownie Girl Scouts in our Speaking on parish learned more about Mary, Our Blessed Our Journey in Lent & Centennial of Fatima Mother, and their own spiritual life; they received Visitors, New Members and Members the Ave Maria Award at this year’s SCS Girl ALL ARE WELCOME th Scout Sunday Mass on March 12 . COME AND PRAY WITH US!
Cenacle of the Immaculate Heart of Mary - Refuge of Souls
Wednesday, March 29, 2017 Beginning April 5, 2017 Mass for Deceased Family Members * meetings are every 7:00PM — Church First Wednesday of the Month *Submit names of family members for Mass to 7:30pm Pina Carbone (516) 483-7320 Saint Catherine of Sienna Chapel
Offering Requested Sienna Center
Join us for prayer & reflection each month with devotion to Mary Guests and New Members always welcome!
Saint Catherine of Sienna Catholics For CONFRATERNITY OF Freedom of Religion www.cffor.com CHRISTIAN MOTHERS
"Freedom is never more than one generation We’re getting ready; away from extinction." President Ronald Reagan are you?
United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) urge President to protect religious ANNUAL liberty:
Saying "religious freedom in America has suffered years of unprecedented erosion," the USCCB posted an online letter for citizens to send that urges Pres. Trump to sign a religious freedom executive order.
The letter (found at https://www.votervoice.net/ USCCB/Campaigns/49640/Respond) says the pres- EMPTY that ATTIC & ident can "restore the federal government’s respect for religious freedom of individuals and organizations" with a "government-wide initiative BRING IT TO US! to respect religious freedom." Drop off days 4/17 and 4/18
(catholicreview.org, 2/17/17; todayscatholicnews.org, 2/7/17) SCS Parish Activity Complex "Let us preserve freedom. Let us cherish 990 Holzheimer Street, Franklin Square freedom. Freedom of conscience, religious Specific times & more info in future bulletin! freedom, the freedom of each person ..." Pope Francis
Diocese of Rockville Centre MARK YOUR CALENDAR 5th Annual Women’s Conference – The Voice of Catholic Women
Saturday, April 8, 2017 DIOCESE & COMMUNITY 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Seminary of the Immaculate Conception Wednesday, March 29, 2017 440 West Neck Road, Huntington, NY 11743 7:00pm Interested in transferring to We look forward to hearing everyone’s story! Holy Trinity Diocesan High School?
JOIN US FOR: Sign up for "Transfer Night" to learn how! Morning Prayer in the Chapel, Presentations, Call 516-433-2900 x 151 Conversations and a Festive Luncheon for more information.
OFFERING:$25.00
Saturday, April 1, 2017 Brooklyn Vicariate for Black Catholic Concerns & Rockville Centre Office for Diocese of Rockville Centre Multicultural Diversity Office of Faith Formation Mass of Thanksgiving Engaging Children with Autism in honor of Monsignor Bernard John Quinn and Other Disabilities +Servant of God+
This workshop will be an introduction to the experience of how our 11:00AM children interpret their world and how we can bring the faith to them. St. Brigid’s Church 75 Post Avenue, Westbury, NY 11590 Location: St John Nepomucene Church, 1140 Locust Ave, Bohemia, NY 11716 Saturday, April 1, 2017 Spirituality For Singles Instructor: Kathy Russell-Sica MS Ed 8:30PM St. Aidan Parish Dates: Tuesdays, April 25, May 2, 9 and 16 510 Willis Ave., Williston Park, NY 10:00am- 11:30 am Monthly Mtg./Discussion/Socialize For Singles Ages 35+ Cost: $40.00 per person $5 donation - snacks, pizza, beverages Special musical performance by If you have any questions contact Kathy Russell-Sica Al Barbarino this month [email protected] 516-506-2260 Contact: Ray (516) 561-6994 or [email protected]
Sunday, April 23, 2017 Knights of Columbus DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY Twelve Apostles # 5001 Pilgrimage to the
National Shrine of Divine Mercy
Dues notice for 2017 - $30 for 2017 Columbian Year. Send payment to Stockbridge Massachusetts KofC Twelve Apostles #5001, PO BOX 520, Franklin Square, NY 11010 DEPARTS: Contact Joe Armocida for details. 6:15AM Saint Catherine of Sienna
Franklin Square MEETING NOTICES: 6:45AM Our Lady of Lourdes
Mar 20 - 7:30pm: Council Meeting - Lower Level SCS Sienna Center Queens Village Mar 22 - 8:00pm: 4th Degree Assembly Mtg.- Our Lady of the Island, FARE $50 per person Massapequa Park For More Info call: Apr 3 - 7:30pm: Officers’ Meeting - Lower Level SCS Sienna Center Ester @ 516-214-6130 Apr 5 - 7:30pm: District Meeting - St. Anne’s, Garden City Joe @ 516-724-5577 WORSHIP - HOURS - SACRAMENTAL & MINISTRY INFORMATION SAINT CATHERINE OF SIENNA R.C. CHURCH SAINT VINCENT de PAUL PARISH T: 516-352-0146 Email: [email protected] T: 516-352-2127 Email: [email protected] www.stcatherineofsienna.org www.stvincentdepaulparish.org
MASS—WORSHIP SCHEDULE PARISH OFFICE HOURS SCS Parish Welcome Desk SVDP Parish Office Weekday: Monday thru Saturday (990 Holzheimer St., Franklin Square) (1510 DePaul St., Elmont) 8:00AM - SCS 8:30AM - SVDP (No Saturdays) Mon. 9:00AM—8:00PM Mon. thru Fri. CLOSED Tues. & Wed. 1:00PM—8:00PM Saturday 11:00AM - 3:00PM Weekends: Saturday & Sunday Thurs. 9:00AM—8:00PM 3:00PM - 4:00PM ** SATURDAY Friday: CLOSED Sunday 8:15AM - 8:45AM ** 4:00PM SVDP 5:00 PM SCS Sienna Center Sat. 9:00AM—4:00PM 9:45AM - 10:00AM **
Sun. CLOSED **At This Time Only in DeVita Room SUNDAY 7:30AM, 11:30AM SCS Church PARISH SOCIAL MINISTRY OUTREACH HOURS 9:30AM, 11:00AM, 1:00PM SCS Sienna Center SCS — 995 Lutz Street, Franklin Square SVDP — 1510 de Paul Street, Elmont 8:45AM SVDP Monday thru Friday: 11:00AM -1:00PM Monday, Wednesday, Thursday Wednesday: 4:00PM - 6:00PM 9:00 am to 1:00 pm SCS FINANCE COMMITTEE (516) 775-0840 (516) 354-4976 Thomas Heinimann, Chair Joseph Armocida ANOINTING OF THE SICK Donna Campanella Communal Anointing of the Sick on the Last Saturday of the Month Dennis Canese during the 8:00AM Mass at SCS Church, 33 New Hyde Pk. Rd., Franklin Square Lisa Dellipizzi Please notify a parish priest if family member is sick at home. Marion Dreyfus Emergency Sick Calls: Call 352-0146 Ron Freifeld Cathy Zwilling
CELEBRATE BAPTISM SVDP FINANCE COMMITTEE We welcome Children & Adults to Catholicism through Baptism. Call the Parish Office to Oronzo Regina, Chair make arrangements. Bernadette Crowley Children: Celebrated First & Third Saturdays of each month at 12:30PM Saint Catherine Nicholas Ferrara of Sienna R.C Church. Maureen Hannah Baptism Preparation Class: 2nd Tuesday of each month at 7:30PM held in Sienna Center James McCabe in Franklin Square (pre-registration is required). Gerry Triano
Adults: For Baptism (or Confirmation) call the Parish Office for assistance. SCS PASTORAL COUNCIL Pamela O’Boyle, Chair Saint Vincent de Paul Parish call Saint Catherine’s Parish office at 516-352-0146 Ester Breheny for assistance. Nuala Devaney Ray & Sandy Diaz Ann Saggese Garnes RECONCILIATION (CONFESSION/PENANCE) Annie Karcinski SCS — Every Saturday: SVDP — After Saturday Vigil Mass Rosemarie McTigue 4:00PM-5:00PM Approx. 5:00PM-6:00PM Jed & Deb O’Brien Ernesto & Nellie Rojas CELEBRATE MARRIAGE Please make appointment with priest or deacon before making social arrangements. SCS — SVDP
PARISHIONERS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS WEEKLY BULLETIN
The SCS Church, Saint Catherine of Sienna Chapel and Sienna Center are accessible We are united in faith and publish a through doors on right side of the Church where buildings meet. The Sienna Center is also accessible through its front doors and has an elevator at ground level for upper and combined bulletin serving both parishes. lower levels (left side of staircase) allowing access to Church as well. Submission Deadline
Special Needs Advocacy: Dr. Priscilla O’Connell may be reached by calling Parish 10 Days Prior to Actual Issue Date
Social Ministry Office at 775-0840; contact if you have other needs to be addressed. Send ALL Requests to:
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