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MASS SCHEDULE Daily: 9am ST. ANDREW THE APOSTLE (9am Thursdays: Communion Service) Saturday Vigil: 5pm (Except June, July and August) Sunday: 9am, 11am and 12:30pm A community that is centered in Jesus, Holy Days: 9am gathers in worship, witnesses the Gospel, and MORNING PRAYER ministers to the spiritual and material needs 8:45am of the people. SACRAMENTS Baptisms In English: Fourth Saturday each month at 2pm (except during Lent and August). To register, call for an appointment at the Parish House to arrange for Baptism. Birth Certificate is required. Marriage Couples should speak with a priest or deacon at least six months before the desired wedding date. Confessions At Parish House anytime. Make an appointment by calling 718-680-1010 during office hours. Also before or after any Mass. Eucharist for the Homebound Eucharistic Ministers are available to bring communion to the homebound. Call the Parish House to make arrangements. For emergencies and to make arrangements for sick calls, LIVE STREAM @ ST ANDREW wakes or funerals, call the Parish House at any time. We will be streaming Mass on Sundays (9am, 11am and SACRAMENTOS 12:30pm) and weekdays at 9am. Go to our website www.standrewbrooklyn.com or our Facebook page St. Bautismos En español: El tercer sábado de cada mes a las Andrew the Apostle. If you have any questions, please call 2pm (excepto durante la Cuaresma y agosto). Para our office 718-680-1010 Ex 10 registrarse, llame para una cita a la Casa Parroquial y organizar el bautismo. Se requiere un certificado de nacimiento. Served by: Matrimonio Las parejas deben hablar con un sacerdote o Rev. Gregory A. Stankus, Pastor diácono al menos seis meses antes de la fecha de la boda Gregory Dixon, Deacon deseada. Ann Smyth, Director of Religious Education Rosa Nava Leon, Asst. for Religious Education (Latino’s) Confesiones En la Casa Parroquial en cualquier momento. Susan Georgini, Coordinator of Parish Ministries Haga una cita llamando al 718-680-1010 durante el horario Patricia Corbett, Parish Secretary de oficina. También antes o después de cualquier misa. Nina Varone, Parish Secretary Eucaristía en el Hogar Ministros de la Eucaristía están Sergio Sandí, Music Director disponibles para llevar la comunión a los inválidos. Llame a la Casa Parroquial para hacer arreglos. En caso de emergencia y para hacer los arreglos para visitas a los enfermos, velatorios o funerales, llame a la Casa FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER Parroquial en cualquier momento. APRIL 25, 2021 PARISH HOUSE OFFICE HOURS Monday to Thursday: 9:30am to 4:00pm Friday: 9:30am to 2pm Saturday and Sunday: Closed ALL ARE WELCOME! ¡TODOS SON BIENVENIDOS! Parish House Office: 6713 Ridge Boulevard, Brooklyn, New York 11220, 718-680-1010, Fax: 718-680-3160 Parish House e-mail: [email protected] Join our Facebook page: St Andrew the Apostle Parish website: www.standrewbrooklyn.com Wifi Access in church: theapostle-guest Password:standrew2020 St. Andrew the Apostle Parish, Brooklyn, NY REFLECTION REFLEXIÓN Today’s Gospel is filled with many reassuring words from Jesus: El Evangelio de hoy está lleno de muchas palabras He is the Good Shepherd who will go so far as to lay down his tranquilizadoras de Jesús: Él es el Buen Pastor que irá tan lejos life for his sheep. He does this willingly and for free. And he is como el dar su vida por sus ovejas. Él lo hace de buena gana y shepherd of more than one fold whose sheep he also leads. The gratis. Y él es pastor de más de un rebaño del cual también es la abundance of Jesus’s love and care are boundless. Knowing that, cabeza. La abundancia del amor y cuidado de Jesús no tiene we must also extend our love and care across “folds” to those límites. Sabiendo eso, también debemos extender nuestro amor y who may be different from us in race, nationality, faith, or other cuidado a través de "abrazar" a aquellos que pueden ser distinctions. diferentes de nosotros en cuanto a raza, nacionalidad, fe u otras distinciones. What unites us is Jesus’s acceptance of all. We may follow using different words, but the same heart, and that is what matters most. Lo que nos une es la aceptación de Jesús de todo. Podemos seguir usando palabras diferentes, pero el mismo corazón, y eso es lo que más importa. Pax Christi Metro New York! READINGS FOR NEXT SUNDAY LECTURAS PARA EL PROXIMA DOMINGO Fifth Sunday of Easter: Acts 9:26-31; Psalm 22:26-28, 30-32; Quinto Domingo de Pascua: Hechos 9:26-31; Salmo 22:26-28, 1 John 3:18-24; and John 15:1-8. 30-32; 1 Juan 3:18-24 y Juan 15:1-8. ON THE CALENDAR ANOINTING OF THE SICK MASS Monday, April 26 Saturday, May 1, at 9am 7pm Jornada Group Meeting (KH) The Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick is celebrated at the Tuesday, April 27 9am Mass on the first Saturday each month for those with a 7:30pm Book Club (ZOOM) serious illness, anticipating surgery or experiencing the frailty of old age. The sacrament is offered after the homily Wednesday, April 28 when the celebrant invites forward anyone seeking this 9:30am Miraculous Medal Novena (CHU) special grace. He anoints the forehead and hands with holy 9:30am Communion & Liberation (ONLINE) 6pm Communion & Liberation (ONLINE) oil and bestows a blessing upon the supplicant. Come and receive this gift of grace from our Lord. Thursday, April 29 9:30am Rosary (CHU) 3:45pm Religious Ed Classes (ONLINE) ST. VINCENT DE PAUL GROUP FOOD PANTRY Your donations to the pantry of non-perishable food is truly Friday, April 30 appreciated. Please place your donations in the baskets located 7pm Religious Ed Classes (ONLINE) in the Gathering Spaces. We still need mayonnaise, rice, cans of soup, tuna and tomato sauce, cold cereal, mac & cheese, coffee, Saturday, May 1 ketchup, mustard. The next monthly distribution is on 9am Anointing of the Sick at Mass Wednesday, May 19, from 9:45am to 10:45am, 9:30am Rosary (CHU) in Kiernan Hall. 10am Religious Ed Classes (ONLINE) La próxima distribución de comida será el miércoles, 4:30pm Confessions (CHU) 19 de mayo, de las 9:45am a 10:45am. 5pm Mass with First Holy Communions La documentación no es necesaria. Sunday, May 2 Masses at 9am, 11am and 12:30pm (bilingual) At All Masses: First Holy Communion THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK 10:15am Rosary (CHU) Winners are not people who never fail but people who never quit. CATHOLIC HOME MISSIONS Second Collection—Today The Appeal strengthens the Catholic Church in the United States and its territories in 85 Latin and Eastern Catholic dioceses. A wide range of pastoral services are funded including evangelization, religious education, and the maintenance of mission parishes, the training of seminarians and lay ministers, and ministry with ethnic groups. Fourth Sunday of Easter ST PEREGRINE LAZIOSI (AD 1345) FEAST DAY MAY 1 The only son of well-to-do parents, St Peregrine Laziosi was born in 1206 at Forli, in the Romagna. As a young man he took an SAVE THE DATES active part in the politics of his native city, which belonged to the Dear Parishioners and Friends, anti-papal party. On the occasion of a popular rising, St Philip Just to give you a “head’s up” and “save the dates”. Beginning Benizi, who had been sent by the pope to act as a mediator, was September 2021 thru June 2022, we will be celebrating the 50th severely mishandled by the popular leaders, and Peregrine Anniversary of our beloved parish. Please plan to join us in the himself struck him on the face with his fist. The holy Servite’s upcoming events. More information will be available soon. only reply was to offer the other cheek—an action which brought • Sunday, September 26, 2021 opening bilingual mass at his assailant to immediate repentance, and from that time 11:45am (combining the 11am and 12:30pm) Bishop Frank Peregrine was a reformed character. Turning away from his Caggiano has agreed to celebrate this Mass. It will be worldly companions, he spent hours upon his knees in the chapel followed by a FREE light lunch. of our Lady in the cathedral. One day the blessed Virgin herself appeared to him in that place, and addressed him, saying, “Go to • Saturday, October 16, 2021 12pm to 4:30pm, Children’s Day Siena: there you will find the devout men who call themselves with activities and snacks. my servants: attach yourself to them”. Peregrine instantly obeyed. • Saturday, November 20, 2021 6pm: International Pot Luck Having received the Servite habit, he set about following with dinner for our Feast day zeal the path of perfection. It became his guiding principle that • Sunday, December 19, 2021 Musical Concert 2pm-4pm Free one must never rest in the way of virtue, but must press on to the Will Donation appointed goal. It is said that for thirty years he never sat down, • Saturday, February 12, 2022 5pm mass: marriage vow and as far as he could he observed silence and solitude. renewal for all married couples and all who were married at After he had spent some years in Siena, his superiors sent him to St Andrew’s followed by light refreshments. Forli to found a new house for the order. By this time he had • Sunday, March 27, 2022 Recognition of all who were been ordained and had proved himself to be an ideal priest- baptized at St Andrew’s at 11am Mass, followed by light fervent in the celebration of the holy mysteries, eloquent in refreshments preaching, untiring in reconciling sinners.
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