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Church of Saint Teresa of the Infant Jesus and St. Nicholas Chapel Church of Saint Teresa of the Infant Jesus and St. Nicholas Chapel Served by February 24, 2019 Msgr. William J. Belford ..................................Pastor St. Nicholas Chapel Father Jean-Marie Vianney Uzabakiriho Parochial Vicar La Bau Avenue and Northern Boulevard Father John Kallattil, VC .................Parochial Vicar Deacon Phillip Maroon.......... Permanent Deacon Mrs. Rita Azzopardi........................ School Principal Mrs. Lisa Rametta........ Religious Ed. Coordinator St. Teresa of the Infant Jesus Mrs. Lisa Naughton........................Parish Manager 1634 Victory Boulevard Sister Margaret Mary.........................Pastoral Care Castleton Corners Mr. Edward Morand................... Director of Music Staten Island, NY 10314 Rectory Office Hours: Monday thru Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Confessions: Saturdays: 12:00 noon to 1:00 pm or by appointment. Please Rectory ......................................... 718-442-5412 call the rectory. School ........................................... 718-448-9650 Eucharistic Adoration: CCD Office ................................... 718-981-2632 Eucharistic Adoration on the First Friday of the Fax.................................................. 718-442-9041 month, beginning with the 8:30 am Mass and concluding with a Divine Website....................... www.saintteresasi.org Mercy Holy Hour and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament at 3:00 pm. Email...................... [email protected] Novena Services: Miraculous Medal Novena and the Saint Teresa No- vena, with veneration of the relic of Saint Teresa, every Monday following Mass Schedule the 8:30 am Mass. Saturday .................. 4:00 pm, Vigil Mass Baptisms: Sunday Every Sunday of the month 1:30 pm following the 12:30 pm St. Teresa............... 7:30 am Mass. Parents are asked to contact the rectory and schedule an appoint- 10:00 am ment with one of the parish priests to make arrangements for the celebra- 12:30 pm tion of the Sacrament and to register for the Baptism preparation class. 5:00 pm St. Nicholas ........... 9:30 am & 10:30 am Marriages: Please contact the rectory at least one year in advance of the Eve of Holydays .... 4:00 pm wedding to schedule an appointment with one of the parish priests. Partici- Holy Days .............As announced in bulletin. pation in the Marriage Preparation Program offered by the Archdiocese of Daily Masses ........8:30 & 12 Noon New York, along with Natural Family Planning classes, is required. To register Saturday, 8:30 am only for Marriage Preparation sessions, contact the Family Life / Respect Life website at www.flrl.org. Parish Membership: New parishioners are warmly welcomed. Those First Friday Masses 8:30 am and 12 Noon, followed by Exposi- already enrolled in the school, CCD Program, sports or other parish activities tion of the Blessed Sacrament. Exposition are not automatically registered in our parish. Please stop by the parish of- continues throughout the morning and fice or call for a membership form. It is important that all parishioners are early afternoon hours, concluding at 3:00 registered. pm with a Divine Mercy Holy Hour and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. Church of Saint Teresa of the Infant Jesus and St. Nicholas Chapel Staten Island, NY Do Whatever He Tells You! – (John 2:5) SATURDAY, February 23 SUNDAY, February 24 SUNDAY, continued 4:00PM Kathy and Marie 7:30 AM Stephen Januszewski St. Nicholas Chapel Oetting 10:00 AM Thomas Kennedy 9:30 AM Mario Cuozzo 12:30 PM Frank J. Santarpia 10:30 AM People of our Parish 5:00 PM Thomas P. Ward MONDAY, February 25 TUESDAY, February 26 WEDNESDAY, February 27 8:30 AM Ann Christensen 8:30 AM Louise Farragallah (Living) 8:30AM Mr. and Mrs. James 12 Noon Larraine Hinson- 12 Noon Caroline and Carmine Keane Spearman Regalbuto and Raphaela Antigone 12 Noon Marie Bavuso THURSDAY, February 28 FRIDAY, March 1 SATURDAY, March 2 8:30 AM Owen and Agnes 8:30 AM Robert Miller 8:30 AM Elina Siebel Barnes 12 Noon Kathleen Kilkelly and Patricia 12 Noon Burton Cohen Kilkelly-Hillary Your prayers are requested for all who are sick in MASSES FOR NEXT SUNDAY our parish and community, especially: March 3 Priest Grace Agalo-os, Patricia Andreano, Karen Ber- tuzzi, Vincent Borzumato, Nicholas Crispiano, Saturday 4:00 PM Msgr. Belford Nicholas Ciricirillo, Carina DeGulio, Mike Donohue, Kevin Dunne, Patricia Dunne, Joanie Edwards, Sunday 7:30 AM Msgr. Belford Augustine Ferrer, Mark & Arlene Fileccia, Michael G., Josephine Greco, Elaine Guarlino, David Hall, Vincent Hicks, Barbara Hicks, 10:00 AM Msgr. Belford Buddy Jarrel, Pat Jarrell, Jennifer Johnson, Caitlin Kaht, Donnalyn Lawton, Catherine Leone, Edward Lewis, Genevieve Lewis, Linda 12:30 PM Fr. Jean-Marie Mahoney, Paul Mahoney, Emma Jane Mannix, Mikia James Mar- tin, Bill McMillen, Susan Morris, Helen Nadeau, Josephine Nas- tasi, Ryan Pizzaro, Sal Prestigiacomo, Edwin Rodriguez, Jerry 5:00 PM Fr. Challman Scattaglia, Joseph Tirone, Alex Valenti, David Valle, Margaret White. St. Nicholas 9:30 AM Fr. Kallattil Members of our Legion of Mary are willing to visit the sick at 10:30AM Fr. Kallattil home. For additional information please contact Patricia Signorelli at 718-981-9353. Pray for Our Parishioners in the Military Thank you for your faithful Private Daniel A. Hughes, U.S. Army, Ft. Jackson, S.C. support of our parish! Corporal Connor M. O’Brien, U.S. Marine Corp., Naval Submarine Last Sunday’s collection was Base Kings Bay, GA. SRA Michael Mazzarella, US Air Force, Goodfellow AFB ,TX $8,345. - 2 February 24, 2019 Dear Parishioners and Friends of Saint Teresa Church, Most of us civilians do not have a clear idea of the way in which our Catholic Church provides for the nearly two million Catholic people and their families who serve in our nation's armed forces. There is a separate Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA. This Archdiocese serves Catholics of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Department of Veterans Affairs, as well as peo- ple in Government Service outside the USA. It has its own archbishop—Archbishop Timothy Broglio. For many decades, under Cardinals Patrick Hayes and Francis Spellman and Terence Cooke, the spiritual needs of Catholics anywhere in the US military were the responsibility of the Archbishop of New York. In times of war and times of peace, it was a consistent great tradition that the Archbishop of New York left New York City after Mass on Christmas Day to visit the troops in distant parts of the world. But the job was really too big and too important to continue that way. By the time Cardinal Cooke's successor, Bishop John O'Connor of Scranton, was appointed as Archbishop of New York, it was appar- ent that a separate archdiocese and archbishop were needed to give proper care to the people in uniform. Thus the Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA was created by Pope John Paul II to provide the Catholic Church’s full range of pastoral ministries and spiritual services to those in the US armed forces. Right now, this responsibility covers more than 220 installations in 29 countries. It also includes patients in 153 Veterans Affairs Medical Centers, and federal employees in 134 countries serving outside the boundaries of the USA. Numerically, the Archdiocese for the Military Services is responsible for more than 1.8 million Catholic people - men, women, and children. We were happy to learn in January that Pope Francis has appointed a New York priest—a recently retired Navy chaplain, Father William Muhm - as an Auxiliary Bishop for the Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA. Here is a statement from our Archbishop, Timothy Cardinal Dolan, about this appointment: His home Archdiocese of New York rejoices at the appointment of The Reverend William Muhm as auxiliary to the Archbishop for the Military Services, USA. While we had just gotten used to having Father Muhm back with us as a pastor, after decades of faithful priestly ministry as a Navy chaplain, it is a big part of the legacy of this archdiocese to share its treasures of priests, sisters, lay faithful, and gifts with the wider Church. Congratulations, Bishop-elect Muhm! You’re always at home here. Thanks for your love of God and country, for Jesus and His Church. You might be interested to know about the interesting path that God planned for Bishop-elect Muhm. Born in 1957 in Billings, Montana, he attended Colorado School of Mines, and served in the Navy for sev- eral years before applying to become a priest for our Archdiocese. He studied at St. Joseph Seminary, Dunwoodie, and was ordained a priest in St. Patrick's Cathedral in 1995. He even has Staten Island credentials: he served at Holy Family Church on Watchogue Rd. for several years before returning to the Navy as a Chaplain. His assignments included deployment with Marines in Iraq, chaplaincy at the U.S. Military Academy at Annapolis and with Marines at Camp Lejeune, N.C. He retired from the Navy last year with the rank of Captain, and was assigned to Most Precious Blood Parish in Walden, Orange County. The Mass for the Episcopal Consecration of Bishop-elect Muhm will be in one month, on Monday, March 25, the Solemnity of the Annunciation of the Lord. This will take place at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, DC. Please pray for him, for Pope Francis, for Cardinal Dolan, for Bishop O’Hara, and for all the successors of the Apostles. Msgr. William Belford - 3 Church of Saint Teresa of the Infant Jesus and St. Nicholas Chapel Staten Island, NY The Cardinal’s Appeal trains and pro- vides many staff people who help with church management, financial transparency and ac- countability. Your contributions to the Cardi- nal’s Appeal also allow parishes to deliver: Ash Wednesday is in 10 days, on March 6. * Activities and programs for youth Ashes will be distributed in St.
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