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John Patrick Publishing Co Lincoln Park Fr. Leonard F. Villa, Pastor Fr. Michael J. Morrow, Parochial Vicar Fr. George Valliamthadathil, M.S.F.S. Deacon Rudolph Teng • Deacon Thomas Barbagallo Sr. Eileen Treanor, P.B.V.M., Parish Minister Associate Masses Parish Website: www.stpaulyonkers.org Saturday 9:00 AM Sunday Vigil 5:00 PM E-mail: [email protected] Sunday 7:45 AM, 9:15 AM, 10:45 AM, 12:15 PM Latin Mass 1:30 PM, fi rst three Sundays 2:30 PM fourth Sunday of the Month. Parish Meetings Weekdays 9:00 AM Holy Days 6:45 AM, 9:00 AM, 7:30 PM Monday 6:45 PM St. Paul’s Folk Dance Monday 7:30 PM R.C.I.A. Rectory 602 McLean Ave., Yonkers, NY 10705 Tel: 914-963-7330 Tuesday 1:00-4:00 Leisure Club Fax: 914-963-1952 Tuesday 8:00 PM Charismatic Prayer 2nd Tuesday 7:00 PM Men’s Group Religious Education Offi ce Wednesday 9:30 AM Playgroup 77 Lee Ave., Yonkers, NY 10705 Tel: 914-965-9333 Thursday 7:00 PM A.A. Beginners Thursday 7:00 PM Al-Anon Beginners Sacrament of Baptism Sundays at 2:45pm except the 4th Sunday of Thursday 8:00 PM A.A. Closed Meeting each month by appointment Thursday 8:00 PM Al-A Teen 8:00 PM Al-Anon Sacrament of Reconciliation Thursday Saturday 4:00-4:45 PM. Anytime requested. 1st Friday 9:30-11:00 Adoration 1st Friday 7:00 PM Holy Hour Sacrament of Marriage Six months advance notice is mandatory. Friday 7:30 PM Boy Scouts Marriage prepartion course required. Saturday 9:30 AM Religious Educ. PreK-8 Call rectory for appointment. Sunday 8:00 PM A.A. Open Meeting Sacrament of the Sick Sunday 7:00 PM Sl-Anon Parents Meeting Call the rectory for attention to home-bound Parish Registration Pregnancy Hot Line Contact the rectory Tel: 800-640-0767 THE MOST HOLY TRINITY MAY 30, 2021 Intention: Requested by: Saturday May 29, 2021 5:00 Pat Petitti Petitti family Michael Curtin, John Henighan, Phyllis Esposito, Sunday May 30, 2021 Dominic Mannochi, Johnpat Cassidy, Charles Coglitori, 7:45 Gerry & Maureen O’Sullivan Mary Byrne, Dorris Perry, Rey O’Mayan, Maureen 9:15 Nora Kilgarriff Mary Kilgarriff Baratka, Gerry Segreti, Betty Mancuso, Noel Marku, Gail Dempster, Jennifer Del Grosso, Yolanda Matias, 10:45 Patrick Foley Terence Galvin Rick Ciucio, Matthew Benestad, Janzon Teng, Nunzio 12:15 Terry, Joan & Chris Call Jane Curtin Siciliano, Casey Sparks, Richard Lyons, Norah Murphy, 1:30 People of the Parish - Traditional Latin Mass Geraldine Novick, Curtis Scott, and Thomas Hoar Jr. Monday May 31, 2021 9:00 Leo Troetti & Toni Sipriano 12:00 Monica & William Daly & family Tuesday June 1, 2021 9:00 David Little Katrina Snyder Wednesday June 2, 2021 Please remember in prayer all those who died 9:00 Margaret & Connoll McBreaty Family this week especially, Marina Ann Gallo, James 12:00 Robert Costello (living) McGee, Eileen Casserly, Abelardo Ochoa, Thursday June 3, 2021 Luigi Lucio Carletto, Robert Byrnes, Margaret 9:00 Julia & Edward Byrne Family Mathern, and those who mourn them. 12:00 Sacha Reid Kantor Clare Gormley Friday June 4, 2021 LECTORS: 9:00 Jeremiah O’Connor May 29th 5:00 A. Caputo Saturday June 5, 2021 May 30th 7:45 T. Meaney 9:15 A. Canale 9:00 Vincent McDonnell (living) 10:45 J. Hayes 12:15 F. Brady 12:00 In Honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary for Favors Received Mike Goodwin 5:00 Ira Goldman Mary Hoar Sunday June 6, 2021 STEWARDSHIP: Week of May 23, 2021: 7:45 Seamus, Kathleen & Dan Brick 1st Collection $4,246 9:15 Frank & Peggy Snyder Snyder family 2nd Collection $1,043 10:45 Bridget & Michael Dolon Mary Beirne Other Monies $163 12:15 For Holy Souls Jacob family Online Contributions $1,025 Total $6,477 2:30 People of the Parish - Traditional Latin Mass Thank you to all those who dropped off their envelopes or used We Share to make their contribution. As you know the church relies heavily on your contributions to maintain the parish buildings and programs. During this time if you are able to drop off, mail in or make your contributions on line please do so. Go to stpaulyonkers.org and click “Online Giving” to sign up. #489 St. Paul the Apostle Page 1 Thank you for your generosity! A New Bishop for Hong Kong/Prayer for China/Persecutions Continue In a podcast for Radio Free Rome, Vatican-reporter Marco Tosatti, opined on the new bishop for Hong Kong. This transcript appeared on Signor Tosatti’s blog: Hong Kong finally has a new bishop: Stephen Chow, a Jesuit. For two years there have been several moments in which it seemed that the appointment was about to be announced, followed punctually by reconsideration, but now finally the Holy See has made its choice. It has chosen an intermediate way, between those who wanted the office to be given to the auxiliary bishop, the Franciscan Joseph Ha, who is close to the democratic movement which has been opposed by and has been fighting against the dictatorial drift of the communist sort in the former British colony, and Peter Choy, a man whose appointment probably would have been very welcome to Beijing. According to what we have been told, at different moments both Joseph Ha and Peter Choy received papal approval for the appointment. But Ha’s candidacy is said to have been dropped due to the discontent expressed by Beijing, which reproached the Franciscan for his support for pro-democracy movements, and Choy’s nomination was abandoned because on closer examination this seemed too acquiescent to the wishes of the mainland regime. Chow is described by those who know him as a capable and cultured man. His curriculum vitae includes three important degrees, different assignments in the diocese, and above all he has spent much of his life working in the world of education. And this characteristic probably carried weight in the evaluation of the Holy See, because the Catholic Church in Hong Kong – for now – plays an important role in education in the region, with 300 schools that educate, catechize, and hold Masses. They are “equal schools” – recognized by the government in virtue of an agreement that goes back to the time of the British Governorate. Now, with Beijing’s push to increase control over the city, there is the danger that the communist regime wants in some way to limit and reduce this role played by the Church, and Chow could be the right man to fight this battle. It should also be noted that – according to what we are told – the new bishop at first declined the honor (perhaps also thinking of the prohibition Saint Ignatius placed on the Jesuits against becoming bishops), and only when he was asked a second time did he consent. Indeed, we are told that Chow, who was Provincial of the Jesuits, said no twice: first to the possibility of a candidacy, and then to the nomination itself. Born in Hong Kong, educated by the Irish Jesuits, he has a perspective that is closely tied to the reality in which he lives. And given the problem of free instruction, which is closely tied to the problem of the pastoral life of Catholics, his experience and his roots appear to be precious elements of his qualifications. Also because it is not at all certain how much longer the rule of “One country, two systems” will last, a rule which has guaranteed spaces of freedom within the former British colony. Many of the democratic activists imprisoned in Hong Kong are Catholics. But the Church can do little about it, ever since the National Security Act came into force. During the first demonstrations against the law of extradition Cardinal John Tong called for respect for democracy and an independent investigation into the work of the police. This appointment takes place against the background of the secret agreement for the appointment of bishops between the Holy See and the communist regime. But according to what Father Bernardo Cervellera, the editor of Asia News, says in in an interview with Franco Bechis: “This agreement is already dead. Even some Vatican officials admit this in a whisper. Since the time the agreement was signed more than two years ago, only three bishops have been named. In the meantime, the underground Church continues to be mercilessly targeted: bishops under house arrest, priests expelled from their parishes, churches and convents destroyed. It is a persecution that has no end in sight.” (END) #489 St. Paul the Apostle Pg 2 An invitation to pray for Catholics in China "whom I hold deep in my heart" was addressed by Pope Francis to the faithful gathered in St. Peter's Square on Pentecost for the recitation of the Regina Caeli. Recalling May 24th, is "the feast of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Help of Christians and heavenly Patroness of their great country", the pontiff underlined that "the Mother of the Lord and of the Church is venerated with particular devotion in the Shrine of Sheshan in Shanghai and is assiduously invoked by Christian families, in the trials and hopes of daily life”. Meanwhile Asia News reports: Xinxiang, the bishop, seven priests and 10 seminarians arrested Bishop Zhang Weizhu has been imprisoned on other occasions. A large number of policemen broke into the factory that served as a seminary and arrested the students and professors. In the space of just two days, almost all the ecclesiastical personnel of the apostolic prefecture of Xinxiang were wiped out with an operation by the police forces of the province of Hebei.
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