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July 12, 2020—The Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 143 East 43rd Street, New York, N.Y. 10017 SERVED BY Rev. Michael J. Barrett S.Th.D., Pastor Rev. Robert J. Brisson, Parochial Vicar Rev. Gova Showraiah Dasari (Fr. Francis), Parochial Vicar Most Reverend John O’Hara, In Residence Rev. Brian McWeeney, In Residence DIRECTOR OF MUSIC Mr. Alexander Pattavina [email protected] EXPOSITION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT REGULAR MASS SCHEDULE CONFESSIONS Monday-Friday: 1:50–4:55 PM Monday-Friday: 7:30–8:30 AM, Monday-Friday: 7:10 AM, 8:10, First Friday: 8:40AM –12noon and 12:10, 12:40, 1:10, and 5:10 PM 12:40–1:40 PM, and 5:00–5:30 PM 1:50–4:55 PM Saturday: 8:10 AM, 12:10, and Saturday: 11:45 AM–12:30 PM, (Vespers and Benediction at 4:55 PM) 5:10 PM (fulfills Sunday obligation) 4:45–5:30 PM HOLY ROSARY Sunday: 8:00 AM, 9:00 (Traditional FIRST FRIDAY VIGIL Monday-Friday: Latin Mass), 11:00 (English High Mass at 5:10 PM, Holy Hour at after the 5:10 PM Mass Mass),12:30, 5:15, and 7:00 PM 6pm, includes Benediction Saturday: after the 12:10 PM Mass Please note the church closes at 8PM. Sunday, July 12, 2020—The Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time NOVENAS & PRAYERS LEGION OF MARY SAINT AGNES BOOKSTORE Meets every Thursday at 6:30 PM Monday: Miraculous Medal Mon, Wed, Fri: 12:00 Noon–2:00 PM Tuesday: St. Agnes DIVINE MERCY CHAPLET Tues, Thurs: 12:00 Noon–6:00 PM Wednesday: Saint Michael Monday-Friday: 3:00 PM Saturday: Closed Thursday: St. Agnes Sunday: 10:30AM—12:30 PM STATIONS OF THE CROSS Friday: Sacred Heart of Jesus Phone: (212) 599-7588 Novenas follow the 7:10am, 8:10am, 1:10pm, Every Friday during Lent after the [email protected] and 5:10pm Masses only. 5:10PM Mass BAPTISMS HOLY DAY MASS SCHEDULE SERVING THE HOMEBOUND Baptisms of children should take place as 5:10 PM (Vigil Mass) The sacraments are available to the ill soon as possible. Please make arrange- and homebound. Please contact the 7:10, 7:40, 8:10, 8:40,11:40 AM, 12:10, ments one month before your preferred rectory. date. 12:40, 1:10, 1:40, 5:10 (High Mass), and 6:10 PM RCIA (Rite for Christian Initiation WEDDINGS for Adults) CIVIC HOLIDAY MASS SCHEDULE By appointment at least six months in Beginning in September, classes meet advance. Pre-Cana is required. 8:10 AM, and 12:10PM on Thursdays at 6:45pm. Registration Note: A 1:10PM Mass will also be offered on begins in June. Columbus Day, Presidents’ Day, and Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Rectory Telephone: (212) 682-5722 www.stagneschurchnyc.org [email protected] Please give $20… July 12, 2020 In the recent past we have asked you The Fifteenth Sunday to give $20 to help us. Coronavirus has in Ordinary Time dramatically impacted our finances. St. Agnes needs your help by giving *** financial support either online or through the mail. This would go a long way in helping us with our The Sixth Sunday after Pentecost yearly deficit of $300,000. (Traditional Latin Mass) Online Giving at St. Agnes Did you know we have St. Agnes offers three ways for Friends and Parish- a Youtube Channel? ioners to make church contributions online. Zelle, Vemno, and We Share are popular ways to give and they are known for their safety and ease of use. Those who give online Click on the link at our website at report that they prefer the simplicity (no need to remember stagneschurchnyc.org for livestreamed Mass! your envelope!). Weekday Mass - 12:10pm The email associated with Zelle for church contributions is: Saturday Mass –12:10pm [email protected] Sunday Mass – 12:30pm To donate to Saint Agnes through Venmo, search for user Mini Class offered @StAgnesNYC. on our Youtube channel! Join us on our Youtube Channel for the first episode of our new web series, which was live streamed on July 10th. Visit our website at www.Stagneschurchnyc.org This 20 minute lesson, and click on the “We Share” icon. presented by Fr. Michael Barrett, is about the Holy Rosary. A donation was generously made for There are more classes to come, the bread and wine that will be consecrated so be sure to subscribe to our channel. at our Masses for the week of July 12th. This donation was made for the Living and Faithfully Departed Friends and Family of the Ober Family. Reopening updates at St. Agnes Thank you for supporting St. Agnes! The Rectory Office is open from 10:30am-2:30pm, Monday—Friday. Mass cards and 7-day candles are 7-day candles available available. If you would like to make an online pur- A limited number of July & August Magnificat books chase of a 7-day candle, we can help! A are available for sale in the rectory office for $6 each. candle donation is $10 and payment can be made though Zelle. After making your The St. Agnes Bookstore remains closed. donation, e-mail us at [email protected] and our priests will place a Please contact us by email for funerals, weddings, and Baptisms. candle at the shrine of your choice. We can write a name or intention on the candle for you, if you like. Questions? Mail us at: [email protected]. Total Consecration to Jesus Through Mary For the 26th consecutive year, parishioners of St. Agnes are preparing for the Total Consecration to Jesus through Mary, as developed by St. Louis Marie de Mont- fort. The 33-day period of preparation begins on Thursday, August 6th (the Feast of the Trans- figuration of our Lord). The prayers are said personally and individually, and culminates on Monday, September 7th, with the vigil of the Nativity of The Blessed Mother. The Mass and Consecration on Sun- day, September 13th* will, however, be public for all who are prepared to make their Consecration. St. Louis Marie de Montfort—the proponent of this True Devotion to Jesus through Mary—proposed that, “the faithful consecration to Jesus through Mary is an effective way of living out our Baptismal commitment. It is giving ourselves entirely to the Blessed Virgin, in order to belong entirely to Jesus through her.” Mary is the most conformed to Jesus—and that the more one is consecrated to her, the more one is consecrated to Jesus. *Sunday, Sept 13th is the Sunday that follows the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, which is Sept 8th. The Preparation for Total Consecration according to Sunday schedule allows for extra time for those making a St. Louis Marie de Montfort will be available for sale at Consecration this year. the rectory office beginning July 15, 2020. In July, we remember the Most Precious Blood of our Lord… “We must let it be known how the Blood of Christ cleanses the souls and sanctifies them, particularly by means of the sacraments.” -St. Gaspar del Bufalo, founder of the Missionaries of the Precious Blood Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Thursday, July 16th is the Feast Day of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. This popular devotion is most associated with the Sabbatine Privilege - the promise of the release from purgatory on the 1st Saturday after one's death, for those who die wearing the scapular of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Mount Carmel, located in Palestine, is said to be where the descendants from the Prophet Elias had a religious Order and were visited by Our Lady during her lifetime on Earth. On July 16, 1251, she appeared to the Carmelite Prior-General, St. Simon Stock, holding in her hand the Brown Scapular and said, “Receive, my beloved son, this Habit. Whosoever dies clothed in this shall not suffer eternal fire!” The Scapular of Our Lady of Mount Carmel has been endorsed countless times through- out the history of the Church. St. Pius IX stated, “This most extraordinary gift of the Scapular from the Mother of God to St. Simon Stock brings its great usefulness not only to the Carmel- ite Family of Mary, but also to all the rest of the faithful who wish, affiliated to that Family, to follow Mary with a very special devotion.” Note: Although it is currently closed, scapulars are always available for purchase at the St. Agnes bookstore. If you are looking to be enrolled (formally blessed, having received the scapular and promising to wear it according to Our Lady’s wishes), please contact the rectory office. St. Agnes Reopening Schedule Weekday Mass 7:45am* 12:10pm 1:10pm 5:10pm Saturday Mass 8:10am 12:10pm 5:10pm*** Sunday Mass 8:00am 9:00am** 11:00am 12:30pm 7:00pm *We hope the morning Mass time of 7:45am will accommodate those who usually attend the 7:10am and 8:10am Masses. This is not a permanent time change, but a temporary schedule as we reopen. **The 9:00am Sunday Mass is a Traditional Latin Mass. ***The Saturday 5:10pm Mass fulfills the Sunday Obligation. Confessions will be heard in the lower level of the Church at the following times: Weekdays from 12:40pm-1:40pm Weekdays from 5:00pm-5:30pm Saturdays from 12:30pm-1:30pm What else do I need to know? Our public Masses are limited to 60-65 people in the church, but please note that there will be additional seating in the lower church hall, where our Mass can be viewed on video and the Faithful can receive Holy Communion.
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