The Parish Family of "I would like an abunSdance ofapeacie.nI woutld liBke full vesselrs igid of charity. I would like rich treasures of mercy. I would like cheerfulness to preside over all."...Saint Brigid
July 30, 2017 - Seventeenth Sunday Ordinary Time We gather to celebrate the Eucharist Welcome to our Parish Family Saturday: 8am Church (weekday Mass) 5pm Church (English) Church Address: 7pm Church (Spanish) 75 Post Avenue, Westbury NY 11590 Sunday: 7am Church (English) School Chapel Address 7:30am Chapel (Spanish) 101 Maple Avenue, Westbury 8:30am Church (Italian) 9:15am Chapel (English) Phone: 516-334-0021 10am Church (English) Family Mass Fax : 516-334-0082 10:45am Chapel (Spanish) E-mail : [email protected] 11:30am English (Church) Choir Parish webpage: www.saintbrigid.net 2:30pm Church (Kreyol) Church Hours: 6pm Church (English) Rock Mass Monday through Friday: 6:30am through 9pm Saturday: 7:30am through 9pm Monday 7am Church Sunday: 6:30am - 5pm through 9am Church Friday 12:10pm Church Parish Center Hours
Celebration of Reconciliation Monday through Thursday 9:30 am - 9:00 pm Saturday: 4pm - 4:45pm (English) Friday 9:30 am - 5:00 pm 6:15pm - 7pm (Spanish) Saturday 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Monday through Friday following the 12:10 Mass Sunday 9:00 am - 12:00 pm (except on certain holidays and holydays) The Father Schaefer Parish Center is located at 75 Post Avenue, directly across the street Other Prayer Opportunities from the Church. Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament Monday thru Thursdays 12:40 - 5pm Index of Features Upcoming events...... p.3 Charismatic Prayer Meeting Mass Intentions...... p.5 Tuesday 8pm Chapel (Spanish) Sunday Morning Post...... p.7 Second Saturday 8:30pm Church (Kreyol) News from our Parish Ministries...... p. 9 Comunidad Hispana...... p. 12 - 13 Jesus Night: First Friday of every month Comunita Italiana...... p. 14 Komunite Ayisyen...... p. 15 7:30pm (October through June) No teworthy Happenings...... p. 16 Recitation of the Rosary: After each of the weekday Masses
...faithfully and joyfully serving Breezy Hill, Carle Place, East Meadow, New Cassel, Salisbury, South Westbury, Old Westbury and Westbury since 1850. life at SSaaiinntt BBrriiggiidd’ Sacramental Life of our Parish Baptism for children (under the age of 7) is celebrated in Care for those in need. . . English on the first three Sundays at 1 pm; in Spanish on Parish Outreach Program the last Sunday of the month at 1 pm; in Kreyol on the 3rd Our parish outreach program, located in the Father Schaefer Saturday at 1 pm. Parents attend a preparation session on Parish Center, provides a range of social services for people the first Monday of the month from 8 to 9:30 pm in the of the local community. Joan Echausse, director of Parish church. Please call the Parish Center (334-0021) to make Outreach, is assisted by coordinators Lupe Ramirez and arrangements to speak to one of our priests or deacons Barbara Powell. Parish Outreach operates Monday to Friday about your child’s upcoming baptism. between 10 am and 3 pm. 516-334-0021, ext. 361.
Celebration of Marriage Casa Mary Johanna, also located in the Father Schaefer Please call the Parish Center (334-0021) at least six Parish Center provides services and counseling. Yanira months in advance to make arrangements for an interview Chacon is the coordinator of Casa Mary Johanna and can be with one of our parish deacons or priests who will meet reached at 516-334-0021 ext 362 with the engaged couple, set the time and date of the wedding, and make arrangements for our parish marriage Our Parish Outreach Food Pantry is located in the preparation program. basement of the rectory residence (50 Post Avenue). Hours of operation are: Monday (6pm - 8pm), Tuesday (10:30 am - 12 Rite of Christian Initiation pm & Adults who have never been baptized are prepared for the 1 pm - 3 pm), Wednesday (10:30 am - 12 pm & 1 pm - 3 pm), reception of the sacraments of initiation (Baptism, Thursday (10:30 am - 12 pm & 6 pm - 8 pm), Friday (10:30 Eucharist and Confirmation) through the RCIA process. am - 12 pm & 1 pm - 3 pm). Ximena Aravena (516-334-0021 Other adults may have already been baptized, but are (ext 327) is the coordinator of our food pantry. seeking to receive Eucharist and/or Confirmation. Those interested in knowing more about the process of becoming a full member of the Catholic Church are invited to call St. Brigid’s Attic Thrift Shop accepts/sells good, used Sister Ann Horn at 516-333-9434. Parents who have clothing, household articles and bric-a-brac at school-aged children who have never been baptized are affordable prices. Millie Lopez coordinates the Thrift Shop also invited to speak to Sister Ann about their process of at 178 Post Ave (876-0252). We're open Monday thru preparation for these sacraments. Saturday from 10 am to 3 pm.
Sacraments of School Age Children Ministry to the Bereaved Our parish religious education program prepares children We reach out to those who have suffered the death of a loved for the celebration of the sacraments of Eucharist, one. Rosemary Fischer coordinates our Bereavement Reconciliation, and Confirmaton. The norm is that Ministry throughout the year. We also offer occasional children receive a two-year preparation for Reconciliation Bereavement Workshops with Dr. Lou Sabatini. Call 334- and Eucharist (normally celebrated in the second grade) 0021 ext 333 for details. and a two-year preparation program for Confirmation (normally celebrated in the eighth grade). Our religious Parish Regional School education program deepens the experience of faith and re - Saint Brigid/Our Lady of Hope Regional School offers an ligious formation in the years betweeen the celebrations excellent education in the spirit of the Gospel for children of these sacraments. from Nursery to 8th Grade. Students are prepared for the Parents who have children older than first grade and are Sacraments of Penance, First Eucharist, and Confirmation. seeking to have them receive the sacraments of Eucharist Liturgies and Prayer Services are celebrated throughout the (First Communion), Reconciliation or Confirmation are school year. Programs are offered for a wide range of asked to call the Religious Education office. student needs and interests. Academic Intervention Services Communion to the Sick and Homebound are offered as well as Academies of Inquiry and School-wide Anyone who is not able to attend Mass because of frailty, Enrichment Clusters. To arrange a visit, please call the chronic or temporary illness, or admission to hospice can school office at 333-0580. Mr. Paul Clagnaz is the Principal. have Holy Communion brought to them at home on a Father Tony Stanganelli and Father Tom Arnao are regular basis. Please call the parish office to make co-pastors. Visit our Website at www.stbolh.org . arrangements for a lay minister to bring holy communion. Special phone line for reporting allegations of sexual abuse by church personnel and volunteers: (516) 594-9063
...faithfully and joyfully serving Breezy Hill, Carle Place, East Meadow, New Cassel, Salisbury, South Westbury, Old Westbury and Westbury since 1850. Directory of the Pastoral Staff
PARISH CLERGY 516-334-0021 PARISH OUTREACH 516-334-0021 Joan Echausse, Pastoral Associate for Parish Outreach Father Anthony Stanganelli, pastor ext.308 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] t Yanira Chacon-Lopez ext. 362 Father Rony Fabien , associate pastor Casa Mary Johanna e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Ximena Aravena, Saint Brigid’s Food Pantry - ext. 327 Rev. Romulo C. Gomez, associate pastor e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Barbara Powell, Saint Brigid’s Well - ext. 361 e-mail: [email protected] Father Nesly Jean-Jacques SMM, associate pastor Lupe Ramirez, Saint Brigid’s Well - ext. 361 e-mail: [email protected] Monsignor John Martin, in residence e-mail: [email protected] Deacon Darrell Buono e-mail: [email protected] HAITIAN APOSTOLATE 516-334-0021 Sister Bruno FDM ext 358 Deacon Jim Morris Sister Cecilia FDM ext 357
Deacon Frank Pesce MUSIC MINISTRY: 516-334-0021 ext 311 e-mail: [email protected] Susan Porteus Director of Music e-mail: [email protected] Deacon Manuel J. Ramos e-mail: [email protected] SUPPORTING STAFF FAITH FORMATION 516-334-0021 ext 352 Receptionists 334-0021– ext.300 e-mail: [email protected] Nicole Manzione • Sylvia Almonte • Kris Marasca Carla Escobar • Sabrina Rodriguez FAX # 516- 333-9438 Sister Ann Horn OP 334-0021 ext. 353 Business Office Assistants 334-0021 Pastoral Associate of Faith Formation Christine Tomitz - ext. 301 e-mail: [email protected] Carol Beck - ext. 351 Grace Puglisi Socorro Moreno 334-0021 ext. 355 Director of Religious Education Religious Education Office 334-0021 ext. 352 e-mail: [email protected] Barbara Budion and Rosemary Moreno e-mail: [email protected] Vince Buzzeo 334-0021 ext. 356 School Office: 333-0580 Coordinator of Youth Ministry Terri Ruggiero e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected]
Paul Clagnaz 333-0580 Weekend Church Sacristans Principal of Saint Brigid/Our Lady of Hope School Tereso Reyes James Worthman e-mail: [email protected] Kent Evans Fatima Mendes Claire Bua PARISH ADMINISTRATION 516-334-0021 Project Manager Andy Murano 334-0021 ext. 305 Robert Cammarata 334-0021 ext. 336 e-mail: [email protected] Pastoral Associate for Administration e-mail: [email protected] Church Custodian - 334-0021 Roberto Fernandez Maria Pineiro 334-0021 ext. 333 Office Manager e-mail: [email protected]
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...faithfully and joyfully serving Breezy Hill, Carle Place, East Meadow, New Cassel, Salisbury, South Westbury, Old Westbury and Westbury since 1850. Parish Ministries Coordinators Altar Servers 334-0021 Ministry of Consolation - 334-0021 Walter Wilczek Bereavement 334-0021 Ministry of Winter Grace 334-0021 Rosemary Fischer Sister Julie Thompson Choir (Adult English) 334-0021 ext.311 Ministry to Catholics of African Ancestry -334-0021 Susan Porteus Charles Givens - [email protected] Choir (10am - Youth) 334-0021 ext 311 Pastoral Council 334-0021 Laura Naughton Father Anthony Stanganelli Choir (Italian) 334-0021 ext. 311 Pastoral Formation Institute Parish Representatives: Susan Porteus Carleen Barten 640-5735 Choir (Spanish 10:45) 334-0021 Pre-Cana Program: Guillermo Roman Deacon Darrel & Diane Buono Choir (Spanish Sat 7 pm) Thinking of Becoming a Catholic? Omar Chirinos 997-9054 Sr. Ann Horn, OP - 333-9434 Choir (Haitian) 334-0021 Respect Life Yolette Solnave Michael Posillico 626-8946 CYO Sports Rock Band 334-0021 Gerard Gordon - 338-6640: [email protected] Elissa Hanson Decorating Team Rock Mass - 334-4755 Lorraine Sherman - 333-6511 Denise Pratesi & Chuck Cutolo: email: [email protected] Eucharistic Ministers Rosary Altar Society 334-0021 Anna Moruzzi - 997-6860 Ronnie Cornell Family Mass Committee Scouts (Boy Scouts/Cub scouts) Troop 469 Deacon Darrell Buono - 516-334-0021 ext. 390 Scoutmaster: Dan Gregory [email protected] Folk Group (9:15am Mass) Girl Scouts Susan Porteus 334-0021 Harriet Gibaldi - 741-2550 FOCCUS Inventory : Spiritual Direction 334-0021 Sophie & Michael Mundy - 516-605-0152 Deacon Jim Morris Finance Council 334-0021 ext. 336 Ushers 334-0021 Matthew Cahill Charles Givens Garden Club ST. BRIGID Sheila Leonard OUR LADY OF HOPE SCHOOL Senior Connections 334-0021 Parent Association - (516) 621-1735 Barbara Fleming Mary Katz - [email protected] Lectors School Board 333-0580 Katie Sheehan - 794-6388 Lisa Kumbatovic - [email protected] Junior Lectors Deacon Darrell Buono Organizations in Our Community Alcoholics Anonymous Maria SS Dell'Assunta Society 292-3040 Mary Ann DiGiuseppe: 516-521-7342 Ancient Order of Hibernians Marriage Encounter Mary Hickey - 333-8594 Maureen & Rick Tufano: 747-3282 Birthright Prison Families Anonymous Emergency Hotline:1-800-550- 4900 Kent Evans: 732-3018 Cursillo/Ultrea Retrouvaille (Marriage Support) Carleen Barten: 640-5735 John & Linda Pisano 334-0178 Donatello Lodge #2559, Sons of Italy Saint Anthony Society Rae Lanzilotta: 334-0830 Phyllis Caggiano 796-2928 Durazzano Society Veterans of Foreign War Domenick Mauro - President - 516-946-0576 Knights of Columbus ( 516) 334-2013 Westbury Senior Citizens Maureen Droge 334-5886 2 Thomas J. Callan, Grand Knight www.kofc1012.org
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Parish Students Receive Honors
The following students from our parish attending Chaminade High School achieved a final honor roll average: Agostino S. Ab - batiello, Grant M. Allen, Sam E. Castagna, Daniel L. Hart, Mark D. McMahon, Society of St. Vincent de Paul Gives Back Julian T. Taveras, Patrick Dumitrescu, Mark Vincent For each car, truck or van, running or not, the O. Guevarra, Robert A. Society of St. Vincent de Paul will give back to our Maron, Nathaniel A. DeGuzman, Craig M. Hirsch and Kieran D. parish $75/$200 per vehicle. Rodriguez. If you, a family member, or friend have an old or We are so proud of all of you! neglected vehicle that is not being used, please call 718-491-2525.
SVDPAUTO-BROOKLYNQUEENS.ORG or email: [email protected]. Summer Raffle Coming Soon! IRS Tax Deduction Our Annual Summer Raffle is being mailed to Free Towing everyone on our mailing list - and should be in Any Condition your mailbox very soon! Exciting cash prizes as usual: First Prize=$2,500, Second Prize=$1,500, Thank you for your participation. and Third Prize=$1,000. Drawing on Sunday, Sept. 3rd of Labor Day Weekend after the 10:00 am Mass. (Thanks again to Donohue-Cecere Funeral Directors for their continued generosity in subsidizing the cost of printing for this raffle.) Join in the fun while helping to support parish programs through this annual fundraiser! Fatima Prayer Cell
WAF Fatima Prayer Cell for World Peace meets at 7:00 pm, every Monday, in St. Brigid Church. Please join us as we pray for much needed peace in our world.
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...faithfully and joyfully serving Breezy Hill, Carle Place, East Meadow, New Cassel, Salisbury, South Westbury, Old Westbury and Westbury since 1850. We pray for those who are sick. . .
Rose Cangialosi Edward Sikorski Judy Tripp Joan Puccio Evelyn Whittington Michael Valenti Anthony D’Angelis Diane Fuller-Lamparter Bill Lardaro MaryLou Rando Anita Peduto Catherine Dillon Giuseppe Sposito Maritza Mazza Ann Benedick Michael Pereia Francesca Posillico George Brush Denise Pratesi Mary Catherine Ramsour Mary Echausse Krupa Josephine Regan Kwame Toshambe Joey Seales Cassidy Hogan Dawn Levchenko Bobby Menges George Davis Bernice Campbell Barbara Athanas Luisito Diaz Arlene Scherne Goldie Slavin Carmine Scriva Yolanda Tirado Eileen Janec Joann Grossman Ed Lopez Miriam Guerra Joan Young Michael F. Charles Smith Linda Fox Cathy Mannetta Peggy Warsham Rose Kaluka Mary Murphy Santina Haemmerle Shannon Kula Sean Pokress Julie Knight Anthony D’Arienzo Grace Puglise Robert O’Hara James Fox Susan Scarpelli Caroline Bessler Ryan Mudrik Margaret Scarpelli Madaline Cobb Michael Caplice Karyn Canterbury Mariela Chimbo James Barago Richard Haemmerle JoAnn Demasso Mary Grace Parkans Antony Valente Baby Davis McLarnon Patricia Small Jose Ricardo Rivera Alfredo Tisi Cynthia Giordano MaryEllen Szwejkowski Mike Massara Judith Rau John Wargo Sandra Velasquez Tim Lure Christopher Lynch Due to space limitations, names placed on the sick list will remain for four weeks. Please call the parish office to remove or add a loved one. We pray for those who have died. . . Marion D’Albora, Guadalupe Mosso, Erwin Randolph Schrom and Therese Nerette
We pray for those who serve in the military. . . Sgt. Jason Howland, National Guard Army Rigoberto Castro, USMC Sgt. Victor Raynoso, USMC Master Sgt. Stephen Eagnelli, USAF Lt. Col. Charles J. Tulaney, USMC Thomas Ruse, LCpl, USMC Sgt. Craig Clark, US Army James Eugene, US Marine Adam C. Belding, SPC US Army in Korea Alvin Jordan Andrew Lyons Jim Arbelaez, US Marine Neil Falls Percifull, US Army Richard Bush, US Army Mike Tarsa, LTC US Marine Steven Federlien, Navy Reservist James E. Geiselman, US Army in Afghanistan Christopher Ponsot Major James McLean US Army Sargeant John Patrick Riffle Chao Li, US Army Johanna Romero, US Marine Staff Sgt. Christopher Schultz, US Army Kenneth Furst, USMC 2nd Lt. Kurth McDermott, USMC Sgt. Madzsima Nerestant, USMC Lawrence Marquez, US. Army Master Sgt. Jill Agront Staff Sgt. Edwin Philip Julean USMC in Afghanistan Lucky Isaac Jacques, USP US Army in Iraq Staff Sgt. Rodney Agustin, USMC Corp. Jerry Kubis, US Marine 1st Lt. Brendan T. Echausse, US Army Sgt. Robert Thomas Ludwig, US Army Lt. Cody McDonald in Afghanistan Sgt. 1st Class Sean Schenck, US Army in Afghanistan Christopher Counts, U.S. Marine in Afghanistan Jarrett Corbin, US Navy in Japan Major Matthew Kessler, US Marine Sr, Chief Brian Berretta, US Navy Vladimir Julin, US Navy Petty Officer Neale John Marquez, US Marine SR Charles Zaino, USN Matthew Cote, US Marine 2nd Lt. Conor Simons, US Army Nicholas Farino, US Army 4 Hunter Margolnick, US Marine Corp ...faithfully and joyfully serving Breezy Hill, Carle Place, East Meadow, New Cassel, Salisbury, South Westbury, Old Westbury and Westbury since 1850. ...faithfully and joyfully serving Breezy Hill, Carle Place, East Meadow, New Cassel, Salisbury, South Westbury, Old Westbury and Westbury since 1850. We Celebrate the Sacraments July 31 thru August 4, 2017
MondayMonday TuesdayTuesday WednesdayWednesday ThursdayThursday FridayFriday SaturdaySaturday 7:00 am Mass 7:00 am Mass 7:00 am Mass 7:00 am Mass 7:00 am Mass 8:00 am Mass John Darlington Conor McGinty Alfonso Abbatiello Maria Duarte Rose Razzano Novena Mass
9:00 am Mass 9:00 am Mass 9:00 am Mass 9:00 am Mass 9:00 am Mass Mary Pinto Mary Byrne Adelaide Bowler Vincent Brennan George F. Smith
12:10 pm Mass 12:10 pm Mass 12:10 pm Mass 12:10 pm Mass 12:10 pm Mass Grace Forgione Caroline, Mary & Michael & Anna Juan Rodriguez Nenita Concepción Sacrament of Joseph Guglielmini Grandazza Reconciliation (Confession) Reconciliation Reconciliation Reconciliation Reconciliation Reconciliation 4-4:45 pm follows 12:10 Mass follows 12:10 Mass follows 12:10 Mass follows 12:10 Mass follows 12:10 Mass
Saturday August 5th 5:00 pm ..(English/Church) Intentions: Emigdio de los Reyes Priest: Fr. Anthony Servers: A. Bazin, J. & M. Buono, A. & C. Petkanas 7:00 pm...(Spanish/Church) Intentions: Cesar Lorenzo, Jr., and Maria Mercado Priest: Fr. Romulo Sunday August 6th 7:00 am...(English/Church) ...... Intentions: Alphonso & Antoinette Razzano Priest: Fr. Ferdinand 7:30 am...(Spanish/Chapel) ...... Intentions: Salvador Rodriguez (living) Priest: Fr. Romulo 8:30 am...(Italian/Church)...... Intentions: Raffaella, Gaetano, Vincenzo and Panella, Anna & Andrea Iadevaia, Angelo & Dolorina Barison, Guiseppe, Emma & Dominico Bufalino, Elisa Scalla Savlino, Michela Abbatiello Priest: Fr. Tony 9:15 am...(English/Chapel) ...... Intentions: For the People of the Parish Priest: Fr. Ferdinand Servers: P. Lamarre, B. K. Catiri, C. & M. Cullinan 10:00 am...(English/Church) ...... Intentions: Bart Zaino Priest: Fr. Anthony Servers: A. Jean, J. Mardy, O. Quintanilla 10:45 am...(Spanish/Chapel) ...... Intentions: Priest: Fr. Romulo 11:30 am...(English/Church) ...... Intentions: Assunta, Pasquale & Rosina Buffolino, Jennie Mastroianni, Gerard Monsanto, Teresa Oliveira, Paula Olsen,, Maureen Kalberer Priest: Fr. Anthony Servers: Matthew Mongalo & Aaron & Austin Verma 2:30 pm ...(Kreyol/Church) ...... Intentions: Priest: Fr. Nesly 6:00 pm....(Rock Mass/Chapel). . Intentions: Tony Iovino Priest: Fr. Tony Servers: M. Matthew, M. Raduazzo, C. & K. Weydig Other Memorials for the Week With the gift of candles we lovingly remember... Please call the rectory office to memorialize With the gift of altar flowers we lovingly remember... candles, flowers, or bread and wine for the With the gift of bread and wine we lovingly remember... week in memory of a Calvano fanily from the Calvano family loved one. 5
...faithfully and joyfully serving Breezy Hill, Carle Place, East Meadow, New Cassel, Salisbury, South Westbury, Old Westbury and Westbury since 1850. Bre aking Open the Word
Reflecting on next Sunday’s Gospel before you come to Mass can bring Gospel Reflection so much more meaning to your experience of liturgy. Here’s the Gospel Questions for next Sunday. How does this Gospel touch your life? • Think of a time in your life when you “called August 6th - Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time upon” the Lord with your Matthew 14:13-21 problems. When Jesus heard of the death of John the Baptist, he withdrew in a boat to a deserted place by himself. • Think of where you may The crowds heard of this and followed him on foot from their towns. have seen Jesus in the past. When he disembarked and saw the vast crowd, • Think of what you have his heart was moved with pity for them, and he cured their sick. that you might take for When it was evening, the disciples approached him and said, granted. "This is a deserted place and it is already late; dismiss the crowds so that they can go to the villages Some Questions for and buy food for themselves." Families & Children Jesus said to them, "There is no need for them to go away; • Think of a time when you give them some food yourselves." had a meal with a lot of But they said to him, people. "Five loaves and two fish are all we have here." Then he said, "Bring them here to me," • Think of the person or and he ordered the crowds to sit down on the grass. people who prepared the Taking the five loaves and the two fish, and looking up to heaven, meal. Was it a lot of work? he said the blessing, broke the loaves, and gave them to the disciples, who in turn gave them to the crowds. They all ate and were satisfied, and they picked up the fragments left over— twelve wicker baskets full. Those who ate were about five thousand men, not counting women and children.
God’s desire is to satisfy our hungers with generosity and life- giving nourishment. God continues to feed the poor and hun - Scripture texts are taken from the New gry through the church. God is near to all of us if we call upon American Bible with Revised New Testament and Revised Psalms ©1991, Him. By our particiption in Eucharist, we become like the 1986,1970 Confraternity of Christian five-thousand families Jesus fed. Fed by Christ, nothing can Doctrine, Washington DC and used by permission of the copyright owner. All take away His love for us. rights reserved. 6
...faithfully and joyfully serving Breezy Hill, Carle Place, East Meadow, New Cassel, Salisbury, South Westbury, Old Westbury and Westbury since 1850. Sunday Worth dying for. . . Morning E-mail Father Tony: [email protected]
In the movie, Saving Private Rya n, Captain Miller (played POSTPOSby ToTm Hanks) leads a group of eight men into German occupied France in A spirit of generosity you order to rescue and bring home a private by the name of James Ryan who can be proud of is the sole survivor of four brothers. Much of the movie depicts the I am sure that many of you are incredible sacrifice of life that takes place in order to return Ryan to his wondering how we did in last grieving mother. The final words that Captain Miller says to Private Ryan week’s special collection. Well, I are these: “Earn it. . . Earn this.” At the end of the movie, a now aged Ryan am not going to tell you the final returns to Captain Miller’s grave in France. He speaks to the gravestone, number until next week because “Every day I think about what you said to me that day on the bridge. I tried presently we are still receiving and recording gifts that were to live my life the best that I could. I hope that was enough. I hope that, at made in that collection – a least in your eyes, I've earned what all of you have done for me.” Ryan then collection that one generous turns to his wife and says, “Tell me I have led a good life. Tell me I’m a individual has promised to good man.” His wife answers, “ You are .” match, dollar-for-dollar, up to $50,000! But, at least allow me Are you worth dying for? The obvious answer that Jesus gives is, “You to say this. There are some very are!” Of course, we think of the sacrificial death of Jesus as not just saving generous people in this parish who donated well over $1,000 to one sole private in a world war but saving all of humanity. Somehow, that that special matching collection! idea that Jesus died for all seems to water down its impact as I reflect upon Now, I don‘t want to say too what his sacrifice means for me personally. Yes, I have heard others say that much because some might think, if I were the only person in all of the created universe, Jesus would have “Well, if the parish reached its become incarnate and suffered crucifixion just in order to save me. But I goal, there is no need for me to still don’t grasp what that means. Perhaps this week’s gospel might help us make my contribution.” However, I invite you to look at feel the impact of his sacrificial love. this from one particular perspective. One man’s Today’s gospel contains another two parables about the Kingdom. The generosity inspired the generosity Kingdom of God may be likened to someone who comes upon a treasure of many, many people – and no buried in a field; then, after hiding the treasure, he goes off and sells all that matter how big or small was your he has to purchase the field. The Kingdom is also likened to a merchant in gift, those who did contribute to search of fine pearls, and having found the pearl of great price, he sells all this collection now feel a deeper sense of connection to the parish that he has to purchase that one pearl. What I would like to suggest is this: and to the projects we want to from the point of view of Jesus, you are that hidden treasure. . . you are that accomplish at this time in our pearl of great price! history. In the end, isn’t that what it is all about? We love our Jesus sees something worthwhile in you – something that is so precious. For parish, and as we see so many one thing, Jesus sees that you are a reflection of the Father. He sees that others making sacrifices and reflection of God in the Samaritan woman, in Zacchaeus, in the woman loving the parish as much as we do – well that just intensifies the caught in adultery, in Judas, in the tax collector and, yes, in you and in me. love and the pride we feel in While others may not see your unspeakable worth and precious value, and belonging to Saint Brigid’s! even if you yourself struggle to see that value in yourself, the simple fact is So, I am keeping the door open that Jesus sees it – and gives up everything – even his life – because you are for some last minute givers – so worth it. that more and more can come on board and feel that they too have made a difference! Can I truly embrace what Someone did for my sake? Would that awareness of having been the object of one man’s sacrifice impact the way I live the rest of my life? 7
...faithfully and joyfully serving Breezy Hill, Carle Place, East Meadow, New Cassel, Salisbury, South Westbury, Old Westbury and Westbury since 1850. 107th Feast of the Assumption
107th Annual Feast of the Assumption “In Honor of the Blessed Mother” Sponsored by the Dell’Assunta Society - Dedicated to World Peace, to the memory of Our Deceased Members and to those in the Armed Forces - to be held at St. Brigid/Our Lady of Hope School Parking Field on Maple Avenue - August 11, 12, 13, 14, and 15. Feast Opens Nightly at 6:00 pm Rides Friday August 11th Feast Chairperson: Glen Ullo (516-790- Games 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm 1811 Italian Music by Guarna & Female Vocal - Feast Co-Chairs: Domenico Buffolino, Food ist “Francesca”. Dessert Baking Con - Carmine Petti and Mary Ann DiGu - Casino test - Free Entry-Cash Prizes for iseppi. Program information Italian or Auction Winners, All Welcome. Questions, call English Contact Marco at 516-931-2016 John Buffolino at 516-303-6291 Saturday, August 12th 7:00 - 11:00 pm: Primavera Music with Tony Valente and popular Neopolitan vocalist Vincent & Emily Ricciard, Classical Duet 10:00 pm Fireworks display by Bay Fireworks, Inc. (or next clear night in case of rain) Sunday, August 13th 7:00 pm - 11:00 pm Music by Antonio Guarna and female vocalist “Francesca” 8:00 pm Annual Auction Monday, August 14th 7:00 - 11:00 pm: Lamar Peters, The Tribute Artist, Live Singing with DJ music 8:00 pm: “Long Island’s Got Talent” Contest - Free Entry - Cash prizes for winners - All Welcome. Call Mary Ann DiGuiseppi at 631-320-0682. Tuesday, August 15th 5:00 pm Mass in honor of the Blessed Mother at St. Brigid Church, Post Ave., Westbury, followed by procession from St. Brigid Church to Feast Grounds with members and friends. Music by Our Lady of Good Counsel Italian Marching Band. 7:00 pm - 11:00 pm Italian entertainment with our favorite music by Marcantonio, Tony Valente and surprise vocalist. 10:00 pm Drawing of raffle prizes 1st Prize: $500 cash 2nd Prize: Five $200 cash prizes 3rd Prize: Six $100 cash prizes 8 4th Prize: 4 tickets to Long Island Ducks
...faithfully and joyfully serving Breezy Hill, Carle Place, East Meadow, New Cassel, Salisbury, South Westbury, Old Westbury and Westbury since 1850. St. Brigid/Our Lady of Hope Regional School
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...faithfully and joyfully serving Breezy Hill, Carle Place, East Meadow, New Cassel, Salisbury, South Westbury, Old Westbury and Westbury since 1850. Comunidad Hispana de Santa Brigida Invitaciones Ministerio de Canto - Misa sábados 7:00 p.m. Iglesia Post Ave. Ensayo Miércoles 4:30 p.m. Encargado Omar Chirinos 1-516-997-9054. - Misa Domingos 10:45 am. Capilla de la Escuela. En - Casa Mary Johanna cargados Ricardo Ossando 1.516.280.3316 y Caminando Con Jesus - Juana Rodriguez Enjoy 1-516-334-0021 Ext.362 - 516-589-5093 Spanish Charismatic - ¿Necesita una carta de la iglesia para algún trámite legal. - Misa Domingos 12:15 pm. Capilla de la Escuela. Ensayo Sábados 4 pm. Encargado Group Guillermo Román 1-516-334-7094 Tuesdays Llene el censo parroquial para obtener Chapel esta carta. Censo disponible en la Grupo de Oración Carismático invita a la reunión todos los martes, iniciando con el 7:30 pm oficina parroquial. Santo Rosario en la Capilla a las 7:30 pm. - ¿Necesita un identificación de la Healing parroquia? Presentar un Misa de Sanación y Exposición del Santísimo Sacramento Tercer martes del mes Mass documento de su país de origen. 7:30 pm en la Capilla. Every (Pasaporte, acta de nacimiento ó tar - third jeta de elector). Se agradece una Tuesday of donación. Avisos the month Caridades Católicas ofrece Servicios de Inmigración 7:30 pm Oficina de Asistencia Social, Iglesia en Post Ave. El cuarto miércoles de cada mes a Chapel partir de las 10:00 am. Atención en orden de llegada. $30 consulta.
Catholic Inscripciones Para Bautismos Psiquiatra Amalia Buendía Ofrece consulta gratis los días lunes de 5 a 8 p.m. Sola - Charities Llamar mente con cita. Mas información 1.516.850.5109 offers inmediatamente a services on Sra. María Piñeiro 4th Wed. (516-334-0021, X333) of the O visitarla en la Oficina Parroquial month. Outreach. “The Attic” necesita: Consultation - Ropa limpia y en buen estado de bebé y niño. 178 Post Ave. Thrift Shop $30 Millie Lopez 516-455-3556. “The Well” necesita voluntarios bilingües 1.516.334.0021 Ext.308 con El Centro de Educación Joan Please Religiosa donate Inscripciones para Catecismo y Hermanos Ayudémonos Unos A Otros food to Primera Comunion Para Necesidades en la Despensa de Comida. 516-334-0021 ext. 327 Ximena St. Brigid’s mayores informes, favor llamar Favor traiga comida no perecedera a la misa y depositela en la Food al tel #334-0021 ext. #355 (es - canasta que esta disponible. Que Dios le bendiga por su Pantry! pañol). generosidad.
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...faithfully and joyfully serving Breezy Hill, Carle Place, East Meadow, New Cassel, Salisbury, South Westbury, Old Westbury and Westbury since 1850. Comunidad Hispana de Santa Brigida
Domingo XVII Del Tiempo Ordinario, Ciclo A. como un gran amor, una pasión tremenda. Y este “El Reino De Dios: Un Reino Que Comenza Aquí En amor es por el ideal de cambiar la cara del mundo LaTierra” y de hacerlo más fraterno. Y por eso se deja toda ganancia, y se juega el todo por el todo. Es como El Evangelio de hoy habla del reino de los cielos. Un una santa obsesión, y de hecho con los que dan su reino que no está arriba de nosotros, y al cual solamente vida por una causa social o con el científico que se entraremos después de la muerte; sino un reino que debe encierra para encontrar algo útil para la humanidad. comenzar aquí en la tierra, que consiste en comenzar a Todo esto es como un gran amor que nace desde vivir verdaderamente en comunión con Cristo y con los dentro y que no se puede resistir. Por eso Jesús demás. Comenzar a vivir verdaderamente en comunión habla de uno que vende todo lo que tiene, como con Cristo y con los demás. Comunión que se hará plena sucede al que tiene una pasión. La diferencia es y eternamente feliz en el cielo. Pero esto significa cam - que ciertas pasiones son destructivas y aumentan el biar la cara del mundo, hacer una revolución. Hacer la odio en el mundo, mientras que esta es una pasión revolución es un término cristiano cuando significa creadora, que aumenta el amor en el mundo. sobre todo cambiar el rostro del mundo, para que no Sin embargo, no todos los cristianos tienen esta haya más egoísmo, ni opresión, explotación, sino que pasión. El distintivo de los seguidores de Cristo de - nos sintamos todos libres y capaces de vivir la paz. bería ser la pasión por el reino. Pero muchos, aún La tarea de ir construyendo el Reino en la historia atrae practicantes, a veces buscan en la religión el refu - a muchos, pero al poco tiempo ven que cosechan moles - gio y la protección, la seguridad de sus bienes. Nos tias, ingratitud, persecución, con el resultado de que mu - hemos alejado mucho del espíritu del Evangelio; chos terminan sólo con ocuparse de sus negocios. Esta aún vemos cristianos que luchan por no cambiar es una prueba de que no podemos dedicarnos al reino de nada y por defender la situación actual. Dios toda la vida por un acto de voluntad. Para ello es En la Eucaristía de hoy San Pablo dice una frase necesaria una conversión del corazón, y esta conversión. muy rica: “Aquellos que El conoció desde siempre, Es continua. En todas las opciones debemos ser fieles a también los ha predestinado a ser conforme a la la línea del amor. Si a la primera ocasión optamos por lo imagen de su Hijo”. Es decir, el hecho de que el que nos conviene a costa de los demás, entramos por Padre nos ha conocido que nos ama y que nos ha mal camino. La vía del amor es exigente; Jesús nos ha salvado se manifiesta en ser siempre más como el enseñado que va hasta dar la vida. Hijo. El Hijo es uno que ha dado la vida para cam - La conversión, la opción por el reino significa descubrir biar el mundo, para hacer a los hombres altruistas el famoso tesoro del Evangelio, por el cual dejamos de egoístas que somos, y así hacer un mundo más aquello que para otros representa un bien, una razón justo. para vivir. Podemos decir que el tesoro del Evangelio es
Casa Mary Johanna Ubicada anteriormente en el 275 Brook St., ahora en SchaeferCenter, 75 Post Ave. (al frente de la Iglesia de piedra) (516) 334-0021 ext. 362. Ofrecemos los siguientes servicios: - Clases de inglés - Ayuda a los niños con sus tareas escolares (en periodo lectivo). - Tarjetas de identificación Llamenos (516) 334-0021 ext. 362, (puede dejar mensaje) Coordinadora Sra. Yanira Chacón-López. Lunes, Martes, Miercoles - 9:30 am to 1:00 pm. Viernes - 9:30 am to 3:00 pm Despensa de Comida The Well Ubicada en el sotano de la rectoria de Santa Brígida Ubicada en la 75 Post Ave. Westbury NY 11590. en Post Ave. Horario al público: Horario al público: (516) 334-0021 ext. 361 Lunes 6 - 8 pm Lunes, Martes y Miércoles Martes 10:30 am - 12 pm y 1 - 3 pm 10:30 am - 12 pm y 1 - 3 pm Miércoles 10:30 am - 12 pm y 1 - 3 pm Jueves cerrado Jueves 10:30 am - 12 pm y 6 - 8 pm Viernes 10:30 am - 12 pm y 1 - 3 pm Viernes 10:30 am - 12 pm y 1 - 3 pm Barbara Powell y Lupe Ramirez 11 (516) 334-0021 ext. 327 - Ximena Aravena
...faithfully and joyfully serving Breezy Hill, Carle Place, East Meadow, New Cassel, Salisbury, South Westbury, Old Westbury and Westbury since 1850. Comunità Italiana
Messa Memoriale
Martedi 1 agosto alle 8:00 di sera verra’ celebrata la messa memoriale in ricordo di Maria Grazia Piscitelli deceduta recentemente in Italia.
12 Per vedere le foto degli eventi organizzati dal Comitato Italiano o futuri eventi in programma, consultate la pagina: Facebook: Italian Community of St. Brigid
...faithfully and joyfully serving Breezy Hill, Carle Place, East Meadow, New Cassel, Salisbury, South Westbury, Old Westbury and Westbury since 1850. Kominote Ayisyén Haitian-American Apostolate
• Chak dimach, nou genyen lames an kreyol apati Commentary Seventeenth Sunday in 2:30 pm lames an franse chak denye dimanch nan Ordinary Time, A, 2017 mwa yo. A travers la liturgie de ce dimanche, Jésus nous • Mè Ayisyenn yo ap fè reyinyon pou tout Timoum présente la réalité du Royaume des cieux à partir yo chak Samedi depi 3 zè aprè midi pou rive 6 zè. Sè de trois paraboles. Les deux premières nous invi - Cecilia ap okipe tout Timoun ki gen laj 6zan pou rive tent à faire le bon choix. Oui, l’entrée dans le 12zan. Sè Bruno ap okipe tout jen yo ki gen laj 12 zan pou rive 18 + zan. Royaume suppose une décision radicale sans re - tour possible, au risque de tout perdre. La Nou ankourage tout paran yo, pou yo mennen tout troisième se présente comme un aboutissement: timoun yo ak j`¡en yo nan bon jan fomasyon sa a ke il y a du mélange, mais il faut choisir et rejeter pawas la ofri yo gras a konpetans, renmen, tout ce qui peut nous nuire. disponibilite ak bon volonte Mè nou yo. Pa bliye j`en yo se yo ki lespwa nou, lespwa legliz la, espwa Salomon dans la première lecture nous donne sosyete a. l’exemple en choisissant parmi les dons de Dieu • N ap fè tout fanmyki nan kominote nou an konnen ce qu’il y a de meilleur ; la Sagesse. Pour un ke genyen baptem chak twazyem samedi nan mwa a dirigeant, la vraie sagesse consiste à ne pas accu - apati lh nan aprè midi. Fok nou pa bliye sa: le n’ap muler les richesses, mais à savoir prendre les chwazi marenn ak parenn yo, fok yo se katolik, e fok justes décisions pour le developpement de son yo konn vi-n leglis. Pou tout enfomasyon nou royaume. bezwen nan sans sa a rele, Sé cecilia nan nimero 516- 997-8727 or 516-333-8795. Avec St. Paul, dans sa lettre adressée aux Ro - • Chak samedi apati 7 h nan aswe nougenyen lapriyè mains, il leur rappelle que leur avenir est d’abord karimatik nan chapèl lekol St. Brigid La. Epi chak une réponse à un appel de Dieu. Oui, Dieu se dezyem samedi lapriyè a ap fèt nan legliz la, avek situe au-dessus du temps des hommes. Il connait exposisyon Sen Sakreman apati 8 h aswè. N ap tann par avance ceux qui répondront à son appel et il nou tout. les destine à la resemblance du Fils. Il est notre frère en humanité. A nous de le suivre. Sur notre • Si nou bezwen enfomasyon sou perlerinaj yo ak chemin avec le Christ, c’est lui qui nous conduit. sou laprivè karismatik yo, nou ka rele Cari Estime nan 516-770-3248. Alors, nous sommes invités à exprimer notre re - connaissance à Dieu pour ses dons dans nos vies. • Moun ki gen pwojè Marye, Reprann Lakominyon ki Comme Salomon, demandons au Seigneur de vle Konfime, se pou yo rele Se Bruno nan 516-333- nous faire sentir ce qui est bon pour nous, ce qui 8795. nous fait grandir en amour, en fraternité, en partage. Qu’il nous aide à vivre et demeurer sous • Pa blive ranpli Census la, Napjwenn ti liv sa a nan son regard et de l’inspiration de l’Evangile. premye pati antre legliz la oubyen nan biwo a (Parish Center). konsa, lè nou fi-n bay tout enfomasyon nou dwe bay sou sa yo mande nou yo, se lè sa a yo rekokonet nou kom yon manb ki nan pawas la. • Chak 1er Samedi du mois, randez-vous a, se 13 Eastport à 2 h. pm.
...faithfully and joyfully serving Breezy Hill, Carle Place, East Meadow, New Cassel, Salisbury, South Westbury, Old Westbury and Westbury since 1850. St. Brigid’s Ministry to Catholics of African Ancestry
The Black Catholic Ministry (a.k.a. MCAA) would like to share with you the rich heritage we have long enjoyed with the Church. Each month we will feature a Black saint. Some names will be familiar, others completely new. Look for this feature beginning in August. We ate on hiatus now, but we meet for one hour at 1 p.m. on the first Saturday of the month at the Parish Center across the street from the church. Because of Labor Day, the meeting will be on Saturday, September 9th. All are welcome. Bring your ideas, your curiosity, or just your ears for now.
There are ministries akin to ours in several parishes in the diocese, and while we each have distinct personal styles, we are all governed by the diocesan mission statement which is included here in part in response to the issue of our necessity as a group entity.
Our Mission Statement: In order to ensure the participation of Catholics of African Ancestry in every facet of diocesan life, the purpose of the ministry shall be to:
1. Serve the spiritual, cultural, educational, and social needs of Catholics of African Ancestry in the diocese; 2. Encourage further insight and understanding by the church of these needs; 3. Foster vocations to the priesthood, religious life, and deaconate; 4. Stimulate the development and training of lay leaders, especially youth and young adults, of African ancestry to assume leadership roles at the parish and diocesan levels. 5. Promote spiritual and liturgical rites that are synonymous with and culturally akin to people of African ancestry; and 6. Work to identify and eliminate the seeds of racism that seriously affect relationships between Catholics of African Ancestry and those who are not.
We ask that you read the statement and ask yourself what you can bring to the table.
Did you ask yourself what was going on the green by the gazebo on Saturday, June 24th? All those people laughing, eating, and socializing were celebrating the family and the success of students who we awarded academic scholarships. Special thanks to our benefactor, Bill Janetschek for making this possible. Yes, this is one of our more successful programs.
The 2017 awardees are listed as follows: Rose Bearly Bireaux Tea Caines Synthiche Smart Darcelle Demesyeax Jayden Anderson Anneal Bazin Garcelle Demesyeax Alexandra Buck Alexis Lafargue Elijah Dorsainville Elijah Jean Ra chelle Louis Nelda Verna Skielor Madison Dodd
14 We would love to show you some pictures. If you took any, please send the files to: [email protected]
...faithfully and joyfully serving Breezy Hill, Carle Place, East Meadow, New Cassel, Salisbury, South Westbury, Old Westbury and Westbury since 1850. Outreach It’s “Back-To-School” Time Again! Please help the children of our Parish Outreach families to get ready for the new school year. With approximately 500 children being served by our food pantry each month, we have a lot of composition books and pencils to get together before September when school begins.
Whether you shop at the local office superstores or grocery or drug stores, please pick up a few items to help us provide every child in our commuunity with the back-to-school items that will encourage them to learn and grow. We Need Lots Of: Hardcover “marbelized” composition books, assignment pads, looseleaf binders, markers, highlighters, rulers, compasses, pocket folders, colored construction paper, backpacks, colored pencils, pencil sharpeners, hard-covered pencil boxes, spiral notebooks, packs of looseleaf, 24 pack crayons and erasers.
We are also in need of lunch box snacks and juices.
Please bring all donations to the Outreach Food Pantry Office at the back of the Rectory - Monday thru Friday from 10:30 am to 12 noon, and from 1 to 3 pm (except Mondays and Thursdays when we are open from 6 to 8 pm.) If necessary, donations may be left at the Schaefer Center or given with your food donations at Mass on Sunday. May God bless you for your compassionate and generous hearts!
“Thank You’s” Thank you to the many “Angels” from the “Christmas in July” Masses who volunteered to cut out our 2017 angel ornaments, pack Thanksgiving baskets and assist in the Outreach “Christmas Shoppe”. If anyone would like to be “an angel” and cut out angels at home, please call 334-0021, ext. 308, we’d love to hear from you.
Thank you to all the “Angels” of St. Brigid’s family, who generously share time, talent and treasure with St. Brigid’s Parish Outreach!.
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101 Maple Avenue, Westbury NY 11590 (516)333-0580 www.stbolh.org Mr. Paul P. Clagnaz, Principal [email protected] . Noteworthy Happenings
Notre Dame Parish, New Hyde Park is seeking ven - dors for a Fall Craft & Gift Fair on Saturday, Octo - Banns of Marriage are announced for ber 7th from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm and a Christmas the following couples: Fair on Saturday, December 9th from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Tables are $55. If interested, email ndc - For the First Time Between [email protected] or call Notre Dame Rectory at James Smith 516-352-7203 Monday through Friday from 9:00 Celia Campolett am to 4:00 pm. and ask for Carole. and Frank Foster Bereavement Support Groups For anyone who has Jena Sperry lost a loved one, “Death leaves a heartache no one and can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal.” Derek Reed Beginning Thursday, July 27, 2017. Meeting Veronica Grippi weekly for six sessions from 12:00 pm to 1:30 pm and NYU Winthrop Research and Academic Center – Nicholas Rimatello Room G22, 101 Mineola Blvd, Mineola, NY 11501 Jessica Santoro Parking: 120 Mineola Blvd Garage on 1st Street – and East of Mineola Blvd. Registration is required. Junior Eustache Please contact the Pastoral Care Department: Trinita Sylvain Telephone: 516-663-4749 or E-mail: [email protected]. For the Second Time Between Robert DiBona Bus Trip October 7th - 8th. Pickup: 990 Stephanie Gentillini Holzheimer St. Franklin Square. Pickup Time: and 7:30 am. Angels on the Road is off to Lancaster David Angelillo to see the show “Vegas Legends” at the “American Christina D’Angelo Music Theatre/Lancaster, PA”. Includes deluxe and motorcoach transportation, 1 night hotel, 1 Michael Amari breakfast, 1 dinner at Good ‘n Plenty, 1 dinner at Diana Briody Golden Corral, Sunday Mass and more. Accomo - and dations: Quad & Triple $289 pp; Double $269 pp; Frantz Jean Baptiste Single $329 pp. Make checks payable to Amazing Pascale Merisier Destinations. Don’t wait! Call Today! Seats are and limited. For more information call Maryann at Craig Sherrer 516-352-0082 or 516-209-2256. Lauren Brengel
Super Bonanza Winners This Week’s Collection The Weekend collection: 7/22 & 7/23 - $16,280.00 7/23 Tannya Plaza $30 Average Automated Giving Each Week: $3,389 7/24 Mr. & Mrs. J. B. Zurell $30 Many thanks to all who share their financial 7/25 Leanne & Charles Castillo $30 7/26 Eileen Musante $30 resources for the mission of Jesus here at St. 7/27 Frances Mulford $30 Brigid! 7/28 Paul Kosiba $30 16 7/29 Thomas McDermott $30
...faithfully and joyfully serving Breezy Hill, Carle Place, East Meadow, New Cassel, Salisbury, South Westbury, Old Westbury and Westbury since 1850.