St. Louis de Montfort R. C. Church 75 New York Avenue Sound Beach, NY 11789 Tel: 631-744-8566 | Fax: 631-744-8611 Website: www.stlouisdm.org

Parish Mission Statement To proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ’s love through our active involvement as a parish family in works of Charity, Faith, Worship, Justice and Mercy. ALL ARE WELCOME! No matter what your present status is in the Catholic Church. No matter your family situation. No matter your practice of faith. No matter your personal history, age or background. YOU are invited, respected and loved at St. Louis de Montfort.

PARISH STAFF OUR MASS SCHEDULE Pastoral Staff: MONDAY-FRIDAY at 8:30am Rev. Msgr. Christopher J. Heller, Pastor Rev. Alphonsus Igbokwe, Associate Pastor SATURDAY at 5:00pm Rev. Msgr. Donald Hanson, In Residence ( This Live- streamed Mass can be Viewed Parish Assistants: on www.stlouisdm.org ) Rev. Francis Pizzarelli, S.M.M,

Rev. Henry Vas Deacons: SUNDAY at 7:30am,10am & 12Noon Joseph T. Bartolotto (Retired) Gary F. Swane HOLIDAY VIGIL at 7:30pm Robert M. Mullane (unless noted otherwise)

Program Staff: Church is Open for Prayer : M-F 9-1pm Jennifer Testa, Music Director Elaine Bender, Outreach Coordinator Michelle A. Mascolo, Religious Ed. Director PARISH DIRECTORY Maegan Ricci, Religious Ed. Secretary Lisa Quartararo-Awn, Rel. Ed. Support PARISH OFFICE: Elizabeth Teixeira, Youth & Young Adult 631-744-8566 x 100 | Fax: 631-744-8611 Ministry Coordinator HOURS: Mon., Tues. & Thurs. 9:00-4:00pm Support Staff: Wed. 9:00-8:00pm, Fri. & Sat. 9:00-1:00pm Andrew J. White, Business Manager EMAIL: [email protected] Regina M. Dolson, Parish Exec. Secretary Daniel Guetter, Parish Custodian RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: Chris Harrison, Sacristan (in the “Msgr. John A. McGuire Parish Center) 631-744-9515 x 203 | Fax: 631-821-6089 Richard Williams, Sacristan HOURS: Monday-Thursday 9:30-6:00pm

EMAIL: [email protected] Parish Trustees:

John C. Gallagher and George J. McBride YOUTH MINISTRY: 631-744-9515 x 200

HOURS: Monday-Thursday (Call ahead)

PARISH INFORMATION PARISH LIBRARY (in Religious Ed area) NEW PARISHIONERS—We welcome you! HOURS: Monday-Thursday 9:30-6:00pm Please visit our Parish Office to register. MUSIC OFFICE: CURRENT PARISHIONER UPDATES 631-744-9396 x 401; 631-821-6089 Fax Please notify the Parish Office of updates: New Address or Phone Number, Name PARISH OUTREACH: (Call Ahead) Changes, or New Additions to your Family. 631-209-0325 x 510 | Fax 631-821-6089 HOURS: Monday-Wednesday 10-1:00pm Thank you for providing updates, and 1st Sunday of the Month 7:45-8:45am this will ensure accurate Parishioner Records, (Please enter through Rel. Ed., lower level) Sacramental Records & Contact.

7 Weeks toward a Deeper Devotion to Jesus in the Eucharist: Week Three: Listening to a Composer’s Heart: a First Look at “One Bread, One Body.”

In our first two weeks, we’ve been reflecting on “Gift of Finest Wheat,” first as a hymn, and then to glean what we can from it as an example of a “lived faith experience.” Hearing more clearly what the Lord Jesus is call- ing us to do is a grace of this time you spend in prayer.

This week, begin by taking a few quiet moments to read through this beautiful hymn! Of course, those who sing can sing it silently or out loud! Whichever way you meditate on it, give it some undivided attention.

One Bread, One Body John Foley, SJ

Refrain: One bread, one body, one Lord of all One cup of blessing which we bless And we, though many, throughout the Earth We are one body in this one Lord

Verse One: Gentile or Jew, Servant or free, Woman or man, No more Refrain

Verse Two: Many the gifts, many the works, One in the Lord, Of all Refrain

Verse Three: Grain for the fields, scattered and grown, gathered to one for all. Refrain

Scriptural Sources: I Corinthians 10:16; 17, 12:4, Galatians 3:28

Then, for this week:  Identify the words or phrases you find are in agreement with how you think and feel about the Eucharist. See if you can focus on one or two words or phrases as being blessings in your life.

 Then, see if you can name the issues that Father John Foley feels are essential, and are connected to a Eucharistic community to keep growing. That is, what helps you in these lyrics to grow in your appreciation for Jesus’ most Sacred Gift?

OUR SACRAMENTAL LIFE OUR WEEK’S MASS INTENTIONS

We Celebrate Baptism—Please call the Saturday July 17 -H.Vas Parish Office to schedule your child’s Bap- 5:00PM John Ganey tism. Baptisms are on Sundays at 1:30pm. Thomas Droscoski

We Celebrate Confirmation—The Bishop presides at this sacrament each year, Sunday July 18 usually during the month of May. For infor- 7:30AM Ralph V. Caramanica-F.Pizzarelli mation and preparation requirements, please 10:00AM Larry Hay -D. Hanson call the Religious Education Office. Scott Keith Zunic

12:00PM The Parishioners -F. Pizzarelli We Celebrate Marriage—Marriages should be arranged at least six months in advance. Participation in Pre-Cana is essen- Monday July 19 -H.Vas tial. Please call the Parish Office to sched- 8:30AM Anthony Dallo ule an appointment with one of the priests Richard Burke, Sr. or deacons before making catering arrange- Tuesday July 20 -A.Igbokwe ments. Weddings are celebrated at 11:30am, 1:00pm and 2:30pm on Satur- 8:30AM Anthony DeLuca day; and 3:00pm and 4:30pm on Sunday. Richard Burke, Sr. Wednesday July 21 -D. Hanson We Celebrate the Anointing of the 8:30AM Paul Barone Sick— For parishioners who are seriously Richard Landy, who is being ill, or who entering the hospital for elective inurned today at Arlington surgery, please call the Parish Office to ar- National Cemetery. range for a priest to administer this sacra- ment for the sick. All of our local hospitals Thursday July 22 -H.Vas are served by specially assigned Catholic 8:30AM Jodi LaSalla-Cormier priest chaplains. Henry & Patsy Black Friday July 23 -A.Igbokwe We Celebrate Holy Orders—Any gen- 8:30AM Lisa Marie Imperatrice tleman interested in exploring the question Edward Mc Elhone of Diocesan vocations to the priesthood or the permanent diaconate should contact one of the parish priests or deacons. We will Saturday July 24 -A.Igbokwe also be happy to assist persons interested in 5:00PM Marie Chernick living their lives as Religious Sisters or Patricia Pennica Brothers. John Gallagher

We Celebrate Reconciliation— Sunday July 25 Confessions are held on Saturdays 4:00- 7:30AM Billy Reitzig -C.Heller 4:45pm, and by appointment if needed. 10:00AM Carlos Ferreira -H.Vas 12:00PM The Parishioners - D.Hanson

WE WORSHIP TOGETHER This Week in Music Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 18, 2021 The King of Love My Shepherd Is Behold, the days are com- ing, says the LORD, when I The Cry of the Poor will raise up a righteous In the Breaking of the Bread shoot to David. One Spirit, One Church — Jeremiah 23:5a

Musicians Prayer: Reading for This Week Lord, let me be an instrument in tune with Your perfect will; May I play your Monday, July 19 melody yet know when to be still. Exodus 14:5-18; Exodus 15:1bc-6; Matthew 12:38-42 May everyone who listens feel your presence, Lord, and recognize my love Tuesday, July 20 for you in every note and chord. Exodus 14:21 — 15:1; Exodus 15:8-10, 12, 17; Matthew 12:46-50 Have a blessed week! Wednesday, July 21 Have a blessed week! Exodus16:1-5, 9-15; Psalm 78:18-19, 23-28; Matthew 13:1-9 Jennifer Testa [email protected] Thursday, July 22 Song of Songs 3:1-4b or 2 Corinthians 5:14-17; Psalm 63:2-6, 8-9; John 20:1-2, 11-18 Please Pray for the Sick Friday, July 23 Exodus 20:1-17; Psalm 19:8-11; Matthew 13:18-23 Madelyn Alongi The Heuber Families Rosa Assalone Frank Imossi Dcn. Joe Bartolotto Ben Joshua & Family Saturday, July 24 Exodus 24:3-8; Psalm 50:1b-2, 5-6, 14-15; The Cannizzaro JusticeforJohn Matthew 13:24-30 Christopher Caputo Jamie Jones Cate Cornaccio Maria Messina Lynne Crefiore Cathy Popp McDonough Sunday, July 25 Elisa Deleonibus Cindy Rehab 2 Kings 4:42-44; Psalm 145:10-11, 15-18; Brenda Delvecchio Lisa Roche Ephesians 4:1-6; John 6:1-15 Walter Dudley Scott Shapiro Charles Figliozzi Ashley Teague Dennis Harrington Tina Vigliotta Please Pray for the Deceased Kevin Healey Paul David Graf, Jr.

An Important Message for Our People, from the Diocesan Office of Human Life, Family, and Bioethics

Earlier this year, Pope Francis established the fourth Sunday of July as the annual World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly. Bishop Barres com- missioned the Office of Human Life, Family and Bioethics with leading a Diocesan celebration that honors the important role of grandparents in passing on the faith and that also recognizes the value of all those in our community who are “rich in many years.”

After more than a year of lockdowns and social restrictions which espe- cially affected seniors, the need for such an observance is never more evi- dent or timely! This year, World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly will be celebrated on Sunday, July 25, and the theme will be “I am with you always,” to focus on the closeness of God with the aged, and the closeness of intergenerational family ties. In planning for this day, with the uncertainty of the lifting of COVID-related restrictions, we deliberately avoided an emphasis of in-person activities which we hope to incorporate in future years. We wanted to let older, lonely seniors know they are re- membered and to help grandparents convey their Catholic Faith and tradi- tions to their grandchildren.

In particular, we would like to emphasize Blessed Carlo Acutis as a role model for young people to whom grandparents can introduce their grand- children. Blessed Carlo’s passion for Jesus in the Eucharist is underscored by the theme of this year, “I am always with you, and the urgent need to instruct our youth on the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist.... Lisa A. Honkanen, M.D

In the Sacrament of His Body & Blood, Jesus is truly present, as a Sacred Meal to nourish us on life’s journey, and as the Noble Sacrifice. In this Sacrament, Jesus teaches us how to become more devoted to God, and more loyal in His service. CH

Meet Bishop Dennis!

Bishop Dennis Kofi Agbenyadzi is coming from Africa to speak with us about his experience in the Missions, and how we too may be included in supporting our needy sisters and brothers. He is pictured above, at the concluding of a Parish celebration. Bishop Dennis will be with us on the weekend of July 31/August 1. Please be sure to welcome him with our splendid St. Louis de Montfort hospitality. Fr. Chris

Kellenberg Memorial Summer Camps SAINT DOMINIC H.S. 2021 TACHS Kellenberg Memorial High School is pleased to offer a variety of instructional sports and enrich- Exam Prep Course ment camp options for the upcoming summer. Course Fee $275 Please visit kellenberg.org/camps to see the full list of offerings, including the newly added Sept. 18 &25th and Oct. 2, 23 & 30th Science Lab Experience Camp, which is open to boys and girls entering grades 5-8. Lab Experi- 9:00am—11:30am ence campers will have access to Kellenberg Memorial's newly opened, state-of-the-art Jim & Call Mrs. Stutzmann at Diane Rowen STEM Center. Please contact us at (516) 292-0200 ext. 242 or 516-922-4888x 5241 email requests to: [email protected]

JANE MARIE GUIDO OUTREACH at ST. LOUIS DE MONTFORT Direct Tel: 631-209-0325 / Alternate: 631-744-8566 ext. 511 Days & Hours: Mon, Tues & Wed from 10am-1pm and 1st Sunday of the month from 7:15-8:45am

Thank you St. Louis de Montfort Parishioners, CLOTHING DONATION DROP LOCATIONS: As always, your support is most generous. STOP & SHOP in ROCKY POINT, ** We now have a blessings box location south- KOHLS & WALMART IN SETAUKET

west of the entrance to parish outreach. It con- OR YOU MAY CALL FOR PICK-UP: tains emergency food only for anyone in need BIG BROTHERS/BIG SISTERS 1-631-273-1469 during those hours that parish outreach is not HOPE SPRING 2ND CHANCE 1-631-509-1101 open. It will be refilled by parish outreach. LUPUS FOUNDATION 1-888-445-8787 Thank you to all who have left items in the ST. VINCENT DE PAUL 1-631-858-0380 blessings box. Please just leave canned goods as UNITED WAR VET’S COUNCIL 1-888-881-8982 we do not wish to have insects in the box. HELPFUL PHONE NUMBERS: ****please do not place any items in the bless-

ings box that are expired. This can result in ill- Department of Social Services: 631-854-2300 ness. Thank you. 80 Middle Country Rd, Coram, NY, 11727: Elaine Bender, Parish Outreach Director Alcoholics Anonymous (24/7) : 631 669-1124 OUR PANTRY IS IN NEED OF: Birthright: 631-821-9727 Healthy Children’s Snacks(Popcorn, Pretzel,etc) (Caring & support for girls a& women Salad dressing, Mayonnaise, Raisen Bran & Rice distressed by an unplanned pregnancy): Krispies, Canned Ravioli, Pudding/Jello mix, Brighter Tomorrow: 631-395-1800 boxed mashed potatoes and baked beans. (Domestic/Sexual violence emergency shelter THOSE IN NEED OF ADDITIONAL FOOD: and services)  You may get on line for the Lighthouse Mission Brookhaven Youth -Counseling: 631-451-8011 which is located at 499 Main Street in Port Catholic Charities: 631-789-9546 Jefferson Station on Thurs. 12-1 (by the Child Abuse: 631-439-0480 7/11) and at 683 NY-25A in Rocky Point on Child Protective Services: 800-342-3720 Wed. 12-1 (by the Knights of Columbus). Domestic Violence Hotline: 631-329-2200  Trinity Lutheran Church Food Pantry in Rocky (the Retreat) Point at 716 NY-25A on Tues. 10-12, Thurs. Elder Abuse: 631-761-7470 4-5 & Sat. 10-12.  Take Away Lunch at 1pm at Christ Episcopal Fidelis (Family Health Plus): 888-343-3547 Church in Port Jefferson on Barnum Street on Gamblers Anonymous: 855-222-5542 Mondays. Good Shepherd Hospice: 631-465-6300  LUNCH-TO-GO at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Hope House Ministries: 631-928-2377 in Port Jefferson Sta. (309 Patchogue Rd) (for young people and families in crisis): Tues. - Thurs. between 1-1:30. Long Island Head Start: 631-732-7100  A hot meal and groceries are available at the First LI Women’s Coalition: 631-566-8833 Presbyterian Church in Port Jefferson Village Mental Health Emergency: 631-952-3333 (corner of Main St. & South St.) on Fri. from 4 Narcotics Anonymous: 631-689-6262 - 5:30. Nassau/Suffolk Law: 631-232-2400  Food is also available at Give Kids Hope at 4390 Office of Aging: 631-853-8200 Nesconset Hwy in Port Jefferson Sta. Mon, Rachel’s Hope (post abortion): 888-456-HOPE Wed, Fri & Sat 11-2, and on Tues and Thurs Suicide Prevention: 800-SUICIDE from 7-8. The phone number is 631-538-5287. Town of Brookhaven Disability 631-451-6600  LI Cares offers monthly food distribution for Victim Info. Bureau of Suffolk 631-360-3606 veterans. Their number is 631-582-FOOD.

WE EDUCATE IN OUR CATHOLIC FAITH Baptisms are celebrated First Friday Eucharistic Adoration most Sundays at 1:30pm. On the first Friday of each If you would like to schedule a month, the Eucharist will be Baptism in the near future, exposed about 9:15am, that is, please call the Parish Office at after the rosary is recited, and 631-744-8566 to meet with will last until 12:30pm. Come clergy and set a date. join us for an hour of Adoration or longer if you like. God Bless. PRAYER GROUP: The Ladies Prayer Group meets every Tuesday at 10:00am Eucharistic Ministers Team Schedule in the Chapel. Please join us. July 17/18 Team 1 July 24/25 Team 2 THE ROSARY is prayed after the 8:30am July 31/Aug 1 Team 3 Mass each weekday. We invite all who Aug 7/8 Team 4 attend to stay and pray with us. THE ROUNDTABLE AN ADULT EUCHARIST FOR THE HOMEBOUND DISCUSSION GROUP: The Roundtable is a If any parishioner needs the Eucharist place to discuss current issues in the Church with brought to their home, please call the other informed and committed Catholics. Presently, the Roundtable is reading and discussing Pope Fran- Parish Office at 631-744-8566 and cis' Apostolic Letter, Patris Corde ("With a Father's arrangements will be made with the Heart"). It describes how we particularly need the Eucharistic Minister to come to your virtues of St. Joseph in this time of trial, and the rea- home after one of the Masses. sons that led Pope Francis to dedicate the year 2021 Thank you. to him. Please join us on Thursday 10-11:30AM. BIBLE STUDY: the last Thursday of the month, we study and pray the Gospel of Matthew. Circle of Friends—Bereavement ***For the month of July, the ROUNDTABLE is Group: Meets last Friday of the month meeting in the Chapel Conf. Rm., as well as our at 10:00AM in the Chapel. All are invited. BIBLE STUDY, on July 29th. Then we will recess for the month of August ,and reconvene on Thursday, September 2, in our regular classroom in The Msgr. McGuire Parish Center /Rel. Ed. Dept. BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT Have a wonderful summer and we will see you in Journeying Through Grief September! Our Bereavement Team can assist in bring- ing you healing and comfort following the Rite of Christian Initiation of death of a loved one. Adult (RCIA): Currently, we offer one-on-one sessions For adults who are seeking to throughout the year. Call Deacon Gary receive one or more of the Swane at 516-241-6520 to schedule an Sacraments of Initiation (Baptism, Confirmation and/or Eucharist) appointment. or who wish to become Catholic. We meet Also, from time to time Community Groups to share the teachings of the Catholic gather, informational ads on these will be in Church and to prepare adults to receive the bulletin as they become available. one or more of the Sacraments of Initia- Thank you. tion. Our next session will begin in the Fall.

Did You Hear The News About Saint Mary Magdalene?

When some of us were growing up, we were taught that Mary Magdalene was a disreputable har- lot, who managed to get close to Jesus on at least one occasion. This untruth has been dis- proven multiple times over the years. One of the results of that Biblical and liturgical scholar- ship is that the Holy See has raised the liturgical rank of the Memorial of Saint Mary Mag- dalene to a Feast, which is on July 22, this year on a Thursday. The Roman Congregation for Worship and the Sacraments confirmed the English translation, which is printed in its entirety below. Notice that, also unlike our thinking from the past, the Preface on the Mass of her Feast Day is entitled: Apostle to the Apostles. Fr. Chris

Preface for the Feast of Saint Mary Magdalene Preface: Apostle to the Apostles

V. The Lord be with you. R. And with your spirit. V. Lift up your hearts. R. We lift them up to the Lord. V. Let us give thanks to the Lord our God. R. It is right and just.

It is truly right and just, our duty and our salvation, to glorify you in all things, almighty Father, whose mercy is not less than your power, through Christ our Lord.

He appeared in the garden, and revealed himself to Mary Magdalene, who had loved him in life, witnessed him dying on the Cross, sought him as he lay in the tomb, and was the first to adore him, newly risen from the dead. He honored her with the office of being an apostle to the Apostles, so that the good news of new life might reach the ends of the earth.

And so, Lord, with all the Angels and Saints, we, too, give you thanks, as in exultation we acclaim: Holy, Holy, Holy Lord God of hosts. Heaven and earth are filled with your glory: Hosanna in the Highest. Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord. Hosanna in the Highest.

The English translation of the Preface of Saint Mary Magdalene © 2017 International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation (ICEL); excerpt from the English translation of The Roman Missal © 2010 ICEL. All rights re- served.

Mass Intentions Our Financial Stewardship Our 2021 & 2022 Mass Book’s are open for intentions. Collection Summary: Please visit the Parish Office June 27, 2021 Collection $ 6,832.75 to select dates for loved ones. Faith Direct 4,973.25 $ 11,806.00

MEMORIALS July 4, 2021 Collection $ 12,160.75 We invite all parishioners to take the opportunity Faith Direct 4,215.10 to make an offering for the weekend Masses of $ 16,375.85 (1) the Bread and Wine (2) the Altar Candles The donation for each is twenty-five dollars. July 11, 2021 Collection $ 12,552.75 Names of the donors and intentions will be Faith Direct 4,215.10 printed in the Sunday Bulletin. For example: $ 16,767.85 This Week’s Bread and Wine are donated In Memory (Honor) of Your Loved One Building and Grounds $ 2,351.00 Requested by: Your Name / Message Here Thank you for your generosity. Please come to the Parish Office to make ar- rangements. Check would be made payable to: 2021 Catholic Ministries Appeal “St. Louis de Montfort Church.” St. Louis de Montfort Church 2021 CMA Goal: $ 91,500.00 Total Pledged: $82,567.50 Paid to Date: $64,845.00 % Achieved: 90% # of Gifts 312 Needed to Reach Goal: $ 8,932.50 You can sign up for Faith Direct to make a Please use the mailing sent to your onetime gift or schedule your weekly/ monthly home or take a brochure at Church to send giving using your bank account, credit or your gift. Thank you for your support. debit card: Please visit FAITHDIRECT. NET Enter Our Parish # NY314 to Enroll

“TEXT TO GIVE” : ONCE YOU TEXT THE INFORMATION ABOVE, FOLLOW THE STEPS ON YOUR PHONE TO COMPLETE THE REGISTRATION.

Would you like to be a Mr. Michael Bower, director of part of the Mass? the Diocesan Boys/Teen Choir, ———- seeks to recruit singers for the If you are interested in becoming a 2021-2022 season. Eucharist Minister, please contact ——— Sandy at [email protected]. If you are interested, Thank you. or have a recommendation, please take a form in the vestibule Catechists are needed for the Or call (516) 764.9578, ext. 203 2021-2022 School Year for more information. ————— Deadline August 1st. Please contact the Religious Ed Office if interested and would like more infor- mation. Call: 631-744-9515 or Email: [email protected]

An Invitation: Become of our ST. LOUIS de MONTFORT PARISH GREETERS

Greeters are usually the first welcoming faces we see when we enter the doors of the church space. As members of the Hospitality Minis- try, our Greeters are a reminder that when we gather for worship, we have come to our “spiritual home away from home.” If you be- lieve you would like to serve in this ministry, ask yourself: Can you put the needs of others before yourself?

Can you let worshippers see and know you truly enjoy greeting them?

As a parishioner, can you stay up-to-date about parish events?

Do you have a positive personality? Do others agree?

Do you naturally make eye contact when you greet people?

Do you extend a hand in friendship and greeting when meeting people?

Do you feel all people are children of God, worthy of respect & honor?

If you answer these questions positively, this ministry may be “the right fit” for you. And if you believe you know someone whose gifts and talents match those listed above, you can ask them about it, and you can also nominate them.

For further information, contact Fr. Chris through our Parish Office at: 631.744.8566.

Prayers must be request by the one serving, or their immediate family. Please call the Parish Office at 631-744-8566.

Please inform the Parish Office when Solider has returned home safely.

PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS THE FOLLOWING ST. LOUIS DE MONTFORT PARISHIONERS SERVING OVERSEAS IN THE MILITARY: Jerome Arnold U.S. Army William Cannella U.S. Navy Charles Cornacchio U.S. Air Force Timothy Gowrie U.S. Navy Edward Kallan U.S. Marine Robert Martinsen U.S. Army Thomas Nilsen U.S. Army Conor O’Malley U.S. Army

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