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Regina Coeli / St. Paul REGINA COELI / ST. PAUL 2 Harvey Street * Hyde Park, NY 12538 Mulford Avenue * Staatsburg, NY Phone: 845-229-2134 * FAX: 845-229-1668 * Web: www.reginacoelihydepark.com * Email: [email protected] DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY – APRIL 8 2018 Served By Rev. Michael Morris Pastor----------------------------------------------------------ext. 103 [email protected] Fr. Thomas Lutz………………..……….……..In Residence MONDAY, APRIL 9 Fr. Leo Prince, Ph.D…………….……….weekend associate 9:00am Dolores Wynn TUESDAY, APRIL 10 Deacon Frank Gohl----------------------------------------ext. 150 9:00am Carl Manaker, Jr. [email protected] WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11 9:00am Robert Buzga Deacon Gerard T. Lindley--------------------------------ext. 151 THURSDAY, APRIL 12 [email protected] 9:00am Fr. Michael Chusirko, S.D.B. FRIDAY, APRIL 13 Deacon Mark P. O’Sullivan------------------------------ext. 152 9:00am Living & Dec’d Members Moran & Egan Families [email protected] Saturday, APRIL 14 Deacon Peter M. Dalmer----------------------------------ext. 153 9:00am Robert Buzga [email protected] 5:00pm Barbara Reed Sunday, APRIL 15 – THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER Deacon Ken Briskey----------------------------------------ext. 154 7:30am For All Town Employees [email protected] 9:00am For The Parish 9:30am Special Intention Fr. Michael Morris Deacon James Hayes 11:30am Robert Buzga Parish Staff Angela Garzetta Parish Secretary-----------------------------------------------ext.100 Intentions are available for each of the 6 [email protected] Candles that burn in The Adoration Chapel. The stipend for 1 week is $25. If you would like to arrange for a Walter Jones candle intention, call the rectory office, and we will be Facilities Manager--------------------------------------------ext. 196 happy to help you. Faith Formation Week of APRIL 9-14 Mrs. Kathie Depew----------------------------------845-229-9139 *Special Intention – President Donald Trump Coordinator, Faith Formation Programs *For the Unborn [email protected] *A Special Intention _____________________________________________________ *For Blessings Received Welcome to the Parish Community of *For a Special Intention Regina Coeli/St. Paul’s! A warm welcome is extended to all who have come to Regina Coeli/St. Paul’s this weekend to join together in this community of Please pray for all priests and deacons worship and praise to Almighty God. We are grateful to our faithful Make a Difference In the World! parishioners who come here every weekend and ask you to officially REVEREND PATRICK CURLEY register if you have not. Also we welcome our neighbors and guests who visit us occasionally and want you to know that you are always It’s Easy! Pray that young men in our Archdiocese welcome! If any of the below choices pertain to you, complete the will hear and answer God’s call to the priesthood. information below and drop in the offertory basket or stop by the For more info contact Fr. Christopher Argano Rectory. 914.968.1340 [email protected] --------------------------------THANK YOU!------------------------ NYPriest.com Name_____________________________________________ Address____________________________________________ Phone __________________ HOLY HOUR, TODAY ____Would like to register ____Send me Catholic New York DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY ____Send Offertory Envelopes ____Need to speak with a priest There will be a Holy Hour on Sunday, 4/8 beginning with ____Moving, remove from parish census Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament at 2:30pm., Divine Mercy Chaplet at 3:00pm, and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament at 3:30pm. REGINA COELI / ST. PAUL 2 Harvey Street * Hyde Park, NY 12538 Mulford Avenue * Staatsburg, NY Phone: 845-229-2134 * FAX: 845-229-1668 * Web: www.reginacoelihydepark.com * Email: [email protected] DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY – APRIL 8 2018 Ten Thousand Difficulties social norm. This is so unfair! Thomas was a holy Do Not Make One Doubt apostle. He went on to spread the Gospel as far as south Asia and was martyred at Chennai in India. Imagine the Church in the modern world Doubt is a serious offense against God. In the without the wisdom, prayerfulness, wit, poetry, and Apologia, Newman writes, “Ten thousand difficulties practicality of Blessed John Henry Newman (1801- do not make one doubt.” Saint Thomas just wanted 1890). The Anglican clergyman-turned Catholic proof of the Resurrection. And he received it right priest, apologist, and later cardinal continues to from the Resurrected Jesus. provide doctrinal and dogmatic clarity in an era Doubt is distinct from questioning. For increasingly defined by confusion and dissimulation. instance, the person of faith may ponder the A rising star in the Anglican Church in pre- magnificence of God’s ability to hear the prayers of Victorian England, Newman’s study of sacred all the faithful. Any questions in this matter are scripture, the writings of the Early Church Fathers, simply dispelled by our faith in an all-knowing and and his love for church history ultimately led to his all-powerful God, whose magnificence cannot be fully conversion to Catholicism in 1845, and his ordination grasped until we attain our Heavenly reward. to the priesthood two years later. He often quipped: According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church # “To not embrace Catholicism is to lack a sense of 1806, the cardinal virtue of Prudence, which history.” “disposes practical reason to discern our true good in His path to Rome, and his subsequent role as every circumstance…” assists the faithful when faced a priest in a nation where the Catholic hierarchy, with any proclivity toward doubt. decimated by the Reformation in the sixteenth Saint Thomas simply asked to see the century, and restored in 1850, was anything but authentic Jesus. The true mark of resurrection is the placid. Newman’s difficulties culminated in a 1864 five wounds. The mark of a true Christian is attack upon the Church, Catholic ecclesiology, and fortitude and courage in the face of adversity. Father Newman in particular by Anglican minister and social reformer, Charles Kingsley. One year Fr. Michael Morris later, Newman responded to Ki9ngsley in a series of brilliant essays which came to be known as the STEWARDSHIP REPORT Apologia pro vita sua. And yet his sufferings 04/01/2018 $16,363.71 continued. In 1875, Newman, plunged into a great Thank you for your continued support of your sadness upon the death of his friend and fellow Parish and all its efforts for the gospel. Oratorian priest, Father Ambrose Saint John wrote “There are wounds of the spirit that never heal.” Persevering in trial, Newman was bestowed the dignity of cardinal by Pope Leo XIII in 1879. Plagued by illness, Cardinal Newman spent his Ann Arata Casey Aun Paul Becker remaining years in prayer, reading, and writing at Donna Bisanz Jazmine Cappillino Karen Carson Kathy Clonan Mary-Ellen Cox Crystal Dearborn his beloved Birmingham Oratory, Edgbaston. Sandy Drake Danielle Flanagan David Freer Newman died on August 11, 1890. Cardinal Newman Rita Froehlich Ben Gould Winnie Green was beatified by Pope Benedict XVI on September Angelik Guthrie Gail Helwig Abbadon Amy Hill 19, 2010. Laurie Jacob Patricia Kelly Julie Kiander Bertha Lampson Bonnie Laurino Brooks Lyman In our Gospel reading on this Second Sunday RichardMazurkiewicz KathleenLomasney Shirley Murray of Easter, Saint John writes of the incredulity of Pamela Nollen Thomas Petro Aly Procktor Saint Thomas in response to the witness of the Mary Rayburn Edna Rogers Bob Shore presence of the Resurrected Christ by the apostles. Harry Slobodian Ann Vermehren Fr. Peter Vianney “Unless I see the mark of the nai9ls in his hands and Clyde Wonderly put my finger into the nailmarks and put my hand into his side, I will not believe” (John 20:25). The Catholic Widows and Widowers of Subsequently, Saint Thomas became known as Dutchess & Putnam Counties will meet on April 17 “Doubting Thomas” and today, this sobriquet at 7pm in the Parish meeting Room at Saint Kateri Church, LaGrangeville, NY (845) 223-3097 extends to anyone who might question an event or REGINA COELI / ST. PAUL 2 Harvey Street * Hyde Park, NY 12538 Mulford Avenue * Staatsburg, NY Phone: 845-229-2134 * FAX: 845-229-1668 * Web: www.reginacoelihydepark.com * Email: [email protected] DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY – APRIL 8 2018 Please pray for our loved ones serving in the HYDE PARK KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Military… *Used Clothing Drop-Off Shed, 1278 Rt. 9G, Paul S. Davis, Army Reserve Please bag & tie your donations. RECEIPTS nd Christopher Delgado, Lieutenant, 82 Airborne, Army NC AVAILABLE. Staff Sargent Patrick E. Dixon, Hurlburt Field A.F.B., Florida RCT. Daniel Dixon, Parris Island, SC All proceeds will be used to serve our PFC Adam Lancaster, US Army community. Lt. 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