S C S R C C 33 New Hyde Park Road, Franklin Square, NY 11010 516.352.0146 www.stcatherineofsienna.org
UNITED THROUGH CHRIST WITH
S V P P C 1510 DePaul Street, Elmont, NY 11003 516.352.2127 www.stvincentdepaulparish.org
PASTOR - ADMINISTRATOR Rev. Msgr. Richard M. Figliozzi
ASSOCIATE PASTORS Rev. Allan Arneaud Rev. Jerzy Bres
IN RESIDENCE Rev. Emmanuel Nartey, Ph.D.
DEACONS Joseph Benincasa Frank Gonzalez
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR Diana Padilla
OUTREACH/SOCIAL MINISTRY
SCS Outreach Coordinator Maureen Miedreich
SVDP Society Magda Sabet
FAITH FORMATION Director Debbie Hurley
Coordinator Joanne Stuhlinger
MUSIC MINISTRY
SCS Director Jennifer Wells
SVDP Director John Sullivan
SCS TRUSTEES Dennis Canese Marion G. Dreyfus
SVDP TRUSTEES Bernadette Crowley Nicholas Ferrara
SEE LAST PAGE INSIDE FOR “The hand of the Lord feeds us; WORSHIP - HOURS He answers all our needs” SACRAMENTAL & MINISTRY INFO Psalm 145 17 S O T
J 29, 2018 MASS SCHEDULE JULY 29—AUGUST 5
Saint Catherine of Sienna Saint Vincent de Paul Masses celebrated in Saint Catherine of Sienna Church or Sienna Center Chapel Masses celebrated in Saint Vincent dePaul Syro-Malankara Cathedral Sat. July 28 Sat. July 28 Sienna Center 5:00 PM Michael Kelly 4:00 PM Ida Ventura & Marie DeCicco Baby Mario Cervini & Baby Frances Cofini Sun. July 29 17TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Gabrielle Michaels Domenico Tolomeo 8:45 AM Cucarmel Deverson Marie Iannuzzi Sun. July 29 17TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Mon. July 30 8:30 AM Church 7:30 AM For the People of the Parish 11:30 AM Nicola, Maddalena, & Vita Schiralli Tues. July 31 St. Ignatius of Loyola, Memorial Sienna Center 9:30 AM Joseph Crisci & Wayne Start 8:30AM 11:00 AM Patrick J. Connolly Wed. August 1 St. Alphonsus Liguori, Memorial 1:00 PM Caddaffy Gelin & Alice Paul 8:30 AM Helen Strohm Mon. July 30 Thurs. August 2 St. Peter Julian Eymard, Memorial Church 8:00 AM Salvatore Impennato 8:30 AM For the People of the Parish Tues. July 31 St. Ignatius of Loyola, Memorial Fri. August 3 Church 8:00 AM Saverio "Bo" Auricchio 8:30 AM Family of Frantz Lilavois (living) Wed. August 1 St. Alphonsus Liguori, Memorial Sat. August 4 St. John Vianney, Memorial Church 8:00 AM Mary Ruchalski 4:00 PM Thurs. August 2 St. Peter Julian Eymard, Memorial Sun. August 5 18TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Church 8:00 AM Rosa, Dominick & Pietro Mastandrea 8:45 AM Maria, Guiseppe, and Mario Fri. August 3 Gasperoni Church 8:00 AM Theresa DeVito Sat. August 4 St. John Vianney, Memorial Church 8:00 AM Legion of Mary, Pilgrim Statue Sienna Center 5:00 PM Jessica Troiano Anna Lupo Michael Joseph O'Hara Antonio Fabrizi OUR MISSION Jack Vaccaro As members of Saint Catherine of Sienna Roman Catholic Church, Sun. August 5 18TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME we are committed by our Baptism to spread Church 7:30 AM For the People of the Parish the teachings of Jesus Christ by living our faith in loving service to all people. Inspired 11:30 AM Stephen & Jane Coffey by the Holy Spirit and through worship and prayer, we use our time, talent and treasure, Sienna Center 9:30 AM Salvatore Palmeri to nourish the soul, care for the needy, minister to the alienated, nurture the children 11:00 AM Fannie Bongiovanni and WELCOME all people into our community of faith. 1:00 PM Leary/Bartley Families As members of Saint Vincent de Paul Parish we are Mass for Those with Special Needs, Gi s & Abili es committed to assisting our members in both the spiritual and temporal needs of life. We Third Saturday of Month — 3:00PM are a parish with heart who are committed to Saint Catherine of Sienna Chapel-Sienna Center “Let all things be done with Charity” and show MASSES CELEBRATED SEPTEMBER THRU JUNE we are disciples of Christ by our love for one another.
One Final Thought & ADMINISTRATOR Msgr. Figliozzi “What is dependence on Divine Providence? A firm and lively faith that God can and will help Scriptural Reflection for the Week us. That He can and will is evident because He “The hand of the Lord feeds us; he answers all our promises it in so many passages of Scripture and needs.” (see Psalm 145) Many days find us feeling a li le because He is infinitely faithful to all His empty and aimless. We may lose our zest and promises.” enthusiasm for life when there are trials, challenges and - St. Teresa of Calcu a disappointments. There is no be er me then to recall this Scripture verse noted above. The Lord is the only one who can really revive us and answer all the desires and longings of our heart. In addi on to this Psalm Response for Mass this weekend, we also begin a con nuous reading of the sixth chapter of St. John’s Gospel. In that chapter, Jesus speaks about being the Bread of Life, offering eternal life to all who eat His Flesh and drink His Blood. We see then how the aspira on of the Psalm verse quoted above will tangibly be fulfilled in STEWARDSHIP . . . Jesus himself. We might not like those feelings of Reflec on emp ness and aimlessness when they do come our way, but precisely in acknowledging our need for something “The hand of the Lord feeds us,” says the more will lead us to realize that we are being given Psalmist, “he answers all our needs.” Both SOMEONE, not something, that can sa sfy our deepest Elisha’s servant in the first reading and the yearnings and longings. It is Jesus Himself who feeds us disciples in the Gospel story who witnessed the feeding of the five thousand saw this happen and answers all our needs by offering Himself first on the and knew it to be true. Cross and then on the Altar with the greatest love there is—the love of a Merciful God for His repentant, contrite, Living Stewardship and needy people. We are grateful this week for all stewards in our parishes who feed the hungry through efforts Adorers Needed for the Following Days and Hours: such as St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry, Long Sundays: 11am - Noon; 2pm to 5pm and 6pm - 7pm Island Cares, Harry Chapin Food Bank and our Mondays: Noon to 1pm Parishes’ Outreach Pantry! Tuesdays: Noon to 1pm Wednesdays: 8pm - 9pm Thursdays: 7pm - 8pm Fridays: 4pm - 5pm Sacrificing for One Another Saturdays: 8am - 9am; 1pm - 2pm; 4pm - 5pm; 9pm - We demonstrate Living STEWARDSHIP in sharing our 10pm blessings through our weekly offertory gi .
If you are able to visit the Chapel during any of the above W O G J 22, 2018 mes it would be greatly appreciated. C E , F D C O SCS Weekly Offertory Collec on: $ 12,558 Thank You! Avg. Weekly A endance: 1,968 to Leary Marshall and our Morning Star Youth Ministry SVDP Weekly Offertory Collec on: $ 2,826 for an evening of beau ful songs of Praise last Saturday. Weekly A endance: 259 And thanks to all of you who came and showed your support and interest in our young people’s witnessing to The Weekly Offertory Collection ideally is enough income to God. meet all parish needs. Today it only offsets about 50% of the necessary income; thus the need for more funds including Catholic Ministries Appeal annual giving (CMA), parish special events, parish program Thank you to all who have made pledges (about 500 fees, bequests and miscellaneous donations to continue to do households). Your pledge assists the Diocese and our the good work of our Catholic Church. Parish in carrying out the Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy. Thank You for living STEWARDSHIP Sharing Your Time &Talents, Sacrificing for One Another & Uni ng in Prayer for OUR FAITH COMMUNITY! lit · ur · gy n. a form of public worship; Apostolic Nuncio Encourages: a collection of formularies for public worship; U.S. BISHOPS IN ‘LISTENING’ the celebration of the Eucharist — Mass. Speaking to the US bishops’ spring meeting on Wednesday, Archbishop Christophe Pierre LITURGICAL CALENDAR urged the importance of listening: to youth, to HIGHLIGHTS the Hispanic population, and to the Holy Father. July “Spiritual fatherhood and effective (Month of The Precious Blood) evangelization require listening,” the apostolic nuncio to the United States said June 13 at 29 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time the opening of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops general assembly in Ft. Lauderdale, 31 St. Ignatius of Loyola, Memorial FL.
August He said young people “need to be a priority for the Church in the United States” and that “we need to listen attentively to their voices”, which call (Month of The Immaculate Heart of Mary) for a real encounter with Christ, a welcoming community, “authorities who will accompany them and help them discover what truly interests 1 St. Alphonsus Liguori, Memorial and attracts them”, and an openness to their contributions. Youths want a “personal, living encounter with Christ,” he said, “rather than a 4 St. John Vianney, Memorial faith reduced to teaching and moralism.”
5 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time The archbishop said young people, he believes, desire “not merely Catholic content but holistic formation.”
He emphasized the importance of community in the face of social media and other problems. “Practical efforts to make parishes more Scripture Readings welcoming and supportive might create the environment for young for people to feel that the Church is where they belong.” NEXT SUNDAY Responding to criticisms of the preparatory document for the youth 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time synod, which was composed with help from young people, as a 8.5.18 manifestation of their weak faith or “a wish list of what young people want rather than what they need,” he said it is “an honest expression of Reading I ‐ Exodus 16:2‐4, 12‐15 the reality of young people, which includes their frustration with institutional bureaucracy and the unwillingness of others to take them Reading II ‐ Ephesians 4:17, 20‐24 seriously.” Gospel ‐ John 6:24‐35 Archbishop Pierre suggested that the bishops must “listen and offer our For DAILY READINGS visit experience and wisdom, attracting them by our fidelity and the witness our website at www.stcatherineofsienna.org of our lives … We need to adhere more faithfully to the Tradition, OR against which they can, through experience and their encounter with diocesan website at www.drvc.org us, test the coherence of the Catholic Faith.”
The youth synod will be an opportunity “to examine whether we have
done something in our dioceses to facilitate the encounter with Christ,” he said, and evaluating our ability “to attract young people to Christ.” It RAYER ORNER is also a chance “to be innovative in creating ways for young people to P C contribute something to the Church.”
The nuncio also said there is a need to listen to the “emerging Hispanic My Lord and my God: and Latino population” in the US, focusing on the Fifth National into your hands I abandon the Encuentro process. The Encuentro process has helped to identify past and the present and the future, leaders within the Hispanic community, as well as pastoral priorities, he said. It should also be a chance to re-examine strategies for fostering what is small and what is great, priestly and religious vocations among Hispanic youth, Archbishop what amounts to a li le Pierre noted.
and what amounts to a lot, “How can it be that when the majority of young Catholics in the United things temporal and things eternal. States is now Hispanic or Latino, there are so few seminarians, priests and religious of Hispanic descent?”
Amen. The nuncio finally emphasized the importance of listening to Pope Francis, in particular his recent apostolic exhortation Gaudete et (Prayer of Abandonment to God’s Providence– Exsultate, saying holiness is the “lifeblood of the New Evangelization.” St. Josemaria) He pointed in particular to the importance of the beatitudes and to the pope’s warnings against Pelagianism and gnosticism. LET US PRAY . . . F W J 29 PRAY for our MILITARY: All men & women serving near and far, especially: MEMORIALS - TRIBUTES
U.S.M.C. U.S. ARMY SANCTUARY LAMP SGT Patrick Brady MAJ Thomas Babbitt will burn in SCS Church PFC Erik Jacobsen MAJ Catherine Babbitt In Loving Memory of: Clare Sansone LCPL Matthew Pomara CPT Shaun R. Cullen A.N.G. With prayers of: Clare Sansone CPL Michael P. Kelly MSG Peter Jacobsen SGT Thomas R. Kroez, Jr. LTC Christopher Congalise BREAD AND WINE SGT Gerald Furnari LTC Andrew Phillips will be used at all SCS Masses
SGT Michael Salemi U.S. NAVY In Memory of: George Ehgartner LCPL Thomas Tator ENS Anthony Patrick Huskisson With prayers of: Janet & Richard Petersen SGT Jonathan R. Nause ET3 Peter J. King U.S.A.F. E3 Thomas Mannle BREAD AND WINE SSGT Philip Gautiere CPO Douglas McQueen will be used at all SVDP Masses CAPT John DeBonis U.S.C.G. In Memory of: Chaplain COL Msgr. Rowan SN Sean Daly With prayers of:
Aaron J. Shattuck Joseph Giordano SCS OUTREACH PROGRAM Arlindo Almida Latasha Coward work in helping others this week Aaron Braun Max Haerter In Loving Memory of: Carlos Felix Michael Arana Mary Breeda Connolly Christopher Messano Michael Borg With prayers of: Tom Heinimann Diane Rosemary Patrick Nicholas Russo Frankie Umile Peter Dilos ALTAR CANDLES James E. Allen Rev. David Kruse (Chaplain) burn in Perpetual Adoration Chapel & at Masses Jimmy Bustamante Thomas Bradshaw In Memory of: Remmert & Perunko Family John Marco Militano Thomas Lainis With love and prayers of: Frank Perunko Joseph A. Galante If known, please provide branch of service and rank. MEMORIALS-TRIBUTES—memorialize & honor PRAY for SICK: loved ones, deceased or living, for a given week
Joann Farella, Thomas Dowling, with no ce in this bulle n and presenta on card for Catherine Wallace, Veronica Yen, a $25 dona on. Reserve your week, dedicate item Donna La Russa, James Edert and pick up card at the SCS Welcome Desk.
PRAY for DECEASED and their Families:
Mary Breeda Connolly, Joseph T. Giglio, ADORATION Maria Adelaida Gonzalez, OF THE Thomas Licatesi, Michael J. Leamy, BLESSED SACRAMENT Nancy Jean Cinciripini
MAY THEY REST IN PEACE Saint Catherine of Sienna Perpetual Adoration Chapel
PARISH ‘IN HOME’ PRAYER PROGRAM Exposition EVERY DAY — 24 Hours Host Family/Individual
PILGRIM STATUE OF OUR LADY OF FATIMA Spend Time in Silent Prayer Praying the Rosary, Individual & Family Intentions in the Real Presence of Christ Elizabeth Velasco Interested in being a Regular Adorer? CUP OF PRAYER Call SCS Parish Office 516-352-0146 Praying for Vocations, Priests & Family Intentions Regular Adorers assigned for evening to early morning Marie Thomas hours use “key code” for entry to Chapel TOGETHER SERVING THOSE IN NEED
Saint Catherine of Sienna R.C. Church Outreach Social Ministry “Whatever you did to one of Saint Vincent de Paul Society & Parish Social Ministry these brothers of Mine, even the The Pope Francis Hospitality Center least of them, you did it to Me” Matt 25:40
OUTREACH
Saint Catherine of Sienna Pantry
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tea/coffee (reg/decaf/instant) white rice, baked beans, canned meat/fish Regular size items are most needed.
Saint Catherine’s pantry is MOST in need at all times of: juice canned fruit cereal (sweet/unsweet) canned meat peanut butter beef soup/stew jelly soap mlik (powdered/box) shampoo coffee (regular/decaf/instant) detergent (dish/laundry) Every time we give in to tea toilet tissue selfishness and say “no” to God tuna fish toothpaste/brush Please call 775-0840 if you or someone you know is in need. All we spoil his loving plan for us. info is kept strictly confidential. We are here to help those in need. - Pope Francis Donations in “Poor Box Envelope” and the Memorial-Tributes support the work of SCS Outreach Programs and Services!
THANK YOU!
NEWLY BEREAVED HELPING THOSE IN NEED Have you lost a loved one? St. Vincent de Paul Society
Are you looking to attend a support group? N P T W :
St. Catherine’s Parish is offering a support group for the instant mashed potatoes, bereaved in the Fall. pancake syrup, rice, canned pasta For more information: Call: 352-0146 x123 All non-perishable food items are gratefully . Leave your name, address and phone number received. May God bless you for all you do.
We will send you information on the upcoming session and how to register. In the Gospel, Jesus exceeds all expecta ons when with li le, he feeds many. Jesus is the sign of God’s lavish presence and love. Your Please be assured of our prayers as you go through contribu ons to the St. Vincent de Paul food this very difficult time. You are not alone. pantry and the Poor Box are indeed a sign of God’s love to the lonely and the poor. During the O sweet mother Mary, who knew the sadness of month of June, the Society assisted 46 mourning those your heart loved most, Jesus, your households made up of 80 adults and 27 Son, and Joseph, your devoted spouse, pray for us children. You brought them God’s love. in our time of loss. Amen.
Catholics For Freedom of Religion www.cffor.org Blessings & Congratulations
of Religious Liberty & Adoption Services: Sacrament
Faith-based adoption agencies, including Matrimony Catholic Charities, have shut down in Massachusetts, Washington D.C., Illinois, and MONTH OF JUNE California, because of anti-discrimination laws or funding in these states. The agencies' Angelo Sireno policies of placing children only with married husband and wife couples have conflicted with expanding legal requirements to place children with same-sex couples. When Nicole K. Campbell legislatures in these states failed to carve out a religious exemption for these agencies, they were faced with a difficult choice: violate its conscience, or close its doors.
Support for Religious Liberty has recently been passed by legislatures in Oklahoma WE WELCOME to our and Kansas. These states now join AL, SD, FAITH COMMUNITY TX, VA, and MI who already have laws in place that grant protections to faith-based THROUGH the waters of adoption agencies that cite their religious beliefs or not placing children in same-sex homes. Supporters of these laws argue that Holy Baptism the core issue is protecting a group’s right to M J live out its religious faith. Juliette Lee "While Americans presume that the Bella Maria Mastrosimone Constitution guarantees their rights, in practice, our rights survive or disappear Logan Gabriel McFadden based on how firmly we defend them." Victoria Angela Pechman - Archbishop Charles Chaput, Philadelphia Maximus Percy Scaturro
“Caring for life from the beginning to the end…what a simple thing, what a beautiful thing.
So, go forth and don’t be discouraged. Care for life. It’s worth it.” –Pope Francis Why Mass Matters Reflection by Saverio Grosso Trusting in His Abundance hile the Gospel for most of this year’s Lectionary Cycle are taken from the Gospel of Mark, this Feast Day August 2nd
weekend’s readings come from the Gospel of Saint Peter Julian Eymard W John. Jesus’ feeding of the five thousand is the only miracle that is repeated in all four Gospel accounts. John August 1, 2018, presents this event as a sign of Jesus’s authority and divinity. So, what marks the 150th is the significance of this particular miracle? anniversary of the For one, the miraculous feeding of the great multitude recalled death of Saint Peter God's provision of manna in the wilderness for the people of Israel Julian Eymard. His under Moses' leadership (Exodus 16). Both events show the life was a true journey remarkable generosity of God and His great kindness toward us. This to Christ in the daily provision of food in the barren wilderness also foreshadowed Eucharist, a journey the true heavenly bread which Jesus offers His followers (and us!) begun intuitively on at the Last Supper. Like the Last Supper, this miracle is said to have that day when as a occurred near the time of the Jewish feast of Passover. small boy he This chapter is full of Eucharistic overtones as Jesus says the wandered away from blessing, breaks, and distributes it through His disciples. In fact, the his family home to go following verses of this chapter are sometimes called the “Bread of Life to church ― to listen Discourse” as Jesus interprets the meaning and significance of this to Jesus in the miracle as a sharing of his Body and Blood. Through this miracle, He tabernacle. Pope is foreshadowing what will happen at the Last Supper when He John Paul ll called St. Peter Julian “The Apostle of the gives Himself to us and institutes the Eucharist. Eucharist” - he has inspired people around the world to John’s description of this event also anticipates the Messianic live a more dynamic and transformative Eucharistic life by banquet of heaven, as we hear that the crowd reclined and all their uniting regular participation in the Mass, times of hungers are satisfied. When God gives, He gives abundantly. He gives contemplation and prayer in the presence of the Blessed more than we need for ourselves so that we may have something to Sacrament, and service to others in Christ’s name. He share with others, especially those who lack what they need. God takes had a strong devotion to the Holy Eucharist and Our Lady the little we have and multiplies it for the good of others. Sound and began his priestly life in the Society of Mary. “But his familiar? It should, as this has another close parallel to the Mass. heart burned with the desire to establish perpetual Jesus transforms the young boy’s offering of five barley loaves adoration of Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament exposed and two fish. John’s Gospel also notes a detail that the bread blessed upon a royal throne and surrounded by a large court of and shared with the crowd are barley loaves. This was the food of the adorers.” On February 2, 1851, the most Blessed Virgin poor. It was a sign of humbly giving to God what we can, and allowing had made him understand its necessity. ‘All the mysteries Him to transform it for others. Each week, in the offertory at Mass, we of my Son have a religious order of men to honor them. present the fruits of our labors, represented by bread and wine. These The Eucharist alone has none . . . ’ He founded the gifts, given to us first by God as grain and fruit, are returned to God in Congregation of the Most Blessed Sacrament. The title of our offering of thanksgiving. God in turn transforms our gifts, making this “Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament” was first given to bread and wine the very Body and Blood of Jesus. Our word Eucharist Mary by St. Peter Julian Eymard in May 1868, while is taken from the Greek language and describes an action: “to give speaking to novices. A few years later he described what thanks.” In the Eucharist we are fed by Jesus himself but we are also her statue should look like: "The asked to serve others. John is reminding us that God feeds and Blessed Virgin holds the Infant nourishes us, fulfilling our physical and spiritual needs so what we in her arms; and He holds a have in abundance we too, can share. But it doesn’t end there. chalice in one hand and a Host We also offer ourselves in this exchange, and we, too, are in the other." He exhorted them meant to be transformed by the Eucharist. We come to the Lord each to invoke Mary: "Our Lady of week, like that crowd did, seeking to be fed and cared for. We may the Blessed Sacrament, pray come with only a little to offer but God can take what we give and for us who have recourse to transform it. Do we trust that? Each time we approach the Table of the thee!" He said: “When you visit Lord, what do we expect to receive? Healing, pardon, comfort, and rest Him, He forgets your sins and for our souls? No matter what we think we need, the Lord has much speaks only of His joy, His more for us, more than we can ask or imagine. He has it in abundance, tenderness, and His Love.” Let and for the past two thousand years He has taken what we offer and us make it a priority to visit our through the hands of His disciples, has fed the multitudes. And He Parish’s Perpetual Adoration continues to do so even today, through union with Him in the Eucharist. Chapel. Jesus is waiting for us. MAKING A DIFFERENCE FOR ONE ANOTHER THROUGH MINISTRY Our Catholic Ministries Appeal is our parish annual giving campaign. Your gift makes a difference for our Parish Family, one another, as well as families and individuals across Long Island. The two great commandments Jesus gave us were simple — love God and love one another. This gift is an easy and simple way to demonstrate that love in our serving God by serving others. A gift can be a pledge paid over time or a one-time gift. Every gift counts and does make a difference in someone’s life! If you have not given we ask you to prayerfully consider helping us to help those in need and one another. Our Funding Goal: $151,100 SCS Family Participation Goal: 1,000 Parish Gifts/Pledges to Date: $129,492 Parish Family/Individuals to Date: 478 Funds Needed To Achieve Goal: $ 21,608 Families/Gifts Needed to Achieve Goal: 522 Parish Average Gift Goal: $250.00 Parish Avg. Gift to Date: $270.90 The Catholic Ministries Appeal enables Pope Francis reminds us we are all called to be good stewards — to give and share of our time and us as a community of faith to support the many talents and gift our treasure in service of others. good works of ministry making a difference for As the Hands of Christ we are disciples of Jesus; those in need as well as one another! A simple way and with our sacrifice we are living stewardship. for us as good stewards to be the Hands of Christ. Through the Appeal we share our faith supporting The Catholic Ministries Appeal is an annual the continued education of our priests, deacons sacrificial gift above and beyond our weekly and our future — our seminarians. offering at Mass. Our weekly gift is a part of the
Our annual gift also supports opportunities for Mass showing our giving of self to God; reminding adults in R.C.I.A. and approximately 1,000 children us that Jesus gave of Himself for us. This annual in our Faith Formation Program. We are able to gift helps us help thousands and provides funds care for those in need and one another through a directly to our parish making a difference in the variety of ministries here in our own parish such as lives of our own parish family, neighbors and the community. Outreach Evenings of Respite Program, Daily Mass, our Parish Mission and Prayer Services, as well as THANK YOU for helping us to help others making a hosting over 60 ministry groups. difference in so many lives!
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Camp Groups: IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM ROTTKAMP PGK Kiddie Camp: Ages 3-5 years Children’s Camp: 6-10 years
Teen Camp: 11-14 years
Camp Hours Monday-Friday Camp Day: 9:00am-3:00pm Extended Day: 3:00pm-6:00pm Eligibility Criteria: Bring ID with signature or photo. - If you have donor card make sure to bring with you Minimum weight 110 lbs. Age 16 – 75 - 16 year olds must have parental permission - Age 76 and over need doctor’s note Eat well (low fat) & drink fluids No tattoos for past 12 months For questions concerning medical eligibility call: 1-800-688-0900 Walk In’s Welcome
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The official World Youth Day (WYD) Cross and Marian Icon, entrusted to the youth and young adults of the world by St. John Paul II in 1984, will make a multi-city tour of the United States in August 2018, the first time in twenty-five years such a coordinated journey has occurred. The Cross and Icon will travel across the United States from Sunday, August 19 to Monday, August 27, 2018. Five stops along the journey will include Chicago, Illinois; Miami, Florida; Houston, Texas; Washington, D.C.; and Los Angeles, California. Visit www.worldyouthday.com for more information on WYD! If you would like more information call the Parish Office: 516-352-0146 Will this young Italian mother be made a saint?
C C G U A formal call for was born, in May 2011, after the cancer had progressed. It testimony has been eventually became difficult for Chiara to speak and see issued, the first step of an clearly, eventually making her final days particularly investigation into the excruciating. possible sainthood of A year after Francesco was born, Corbella died. Chiara Corbella Petrillo, a young Italian mother who A biography of her, entitled “Chiara Corbella Petrillo: A died in 2012. Witness to Joy,” has been published by Sophia Institute Press. The call was issued by Cardinal Angelo De “In the story of the Petrillo couple, many people recognize a Donatis, Vicar General of providential consolation from heaven,” said Simone Troisi Rome, earlier this month. and Christiana Paccini, close friends of the Petrillos who The formal edict, signed July 2, calls Corbella a “Servant of wrote the biography. God,” a title used for those under formal consideration for beatification and canonization. It recognizes her “increasing “Her suffering became a holy place because it was the reputation for holiness” and invites “all the faithful, together place where she encountered God,” Troisi and Paccini and individually” to submit any information which could recalled. argue “for or against” her cause. Although many couples face hardships, Troisi and Paccini The call for testimony comes just over a year after her remembered something different about the Petrillos - they cause for canonization was announced on June 17 last leaned on God’s grace which made their family particularly year, the fifth anniversary of her death on June 13, 2012. serene. They made peace with the reality that Corbella would never grow old with Enrico or watch Francesco grow Cardinal De Donatis, who handles the day-to-day up. governance of the Diocese of Rome on behalf of the pope, asked anyone with information which could help church During her last days, her husband Enrico embraced God’s authorities consider her case to send it to the diocesan grace just as she did, saying, “If she is going to be with tribunal of Rome. When diocesan authorities believe they Someone who loves her more than I, why should I be have sufficient testimony, the file will be sent to the upset?”
Vatican’s Congregation for the Cause of Saints. Corbella died on June 13, 2012 at home in her wedding The edict contains a special request for anything written by gown, surrounded by her family and friends. Corbella the prospective saint to be sent to the Diocese of Rome for continued to be a witness to joy, even after her death. inclusion in the case. Troisi and Paccini believe that Corbella’s legacy is still living on through her witness to the truth that “love exists.” Chiara Corbella met her husband Enrico Petrillo at Neither she nor Enrico were afraid of love, marriage, or of Medjugorje in 2002, when she was 18. They married in committing themselves to their family. However, they were Italy on September 21, 2008. During the early years of their quick to note that Chiara was not “an extraordinary young marriage, the young couple faced many hardships, woman, in a way that makes her different from us.” Rather, including the death of two children, who both died only 30 she struggled with many human fears and anxieties, minutes after birth. especially with thoughts of pain, vomiting, and even of purgatory. Corbella became pregnant a third time with their son, Francesco in 2010. However, the news of her pregnancy “She had the same questions that we have, the same also came with a fatal diagnosis of cancer for Chiara. Her objections and struggles, the same fears,” Troisi and cancer was an unusual lesion of the tongue, which was Paccini noted, saying what made her different was her later discovered to be a carcinoma. “capacity to cast everything on the Father, to welcome the grace needed for whatever step she had to make.” Corbella rejected any treatment that could have saved her life during pregnancy because it would have risked the life Corbella has been called “a saint for our times.” Her case of her unborn son. Her treatment only began after her son remains open in the Diocese of Rome. SCS Safety & Security Awareness Program — Summer Update The work of the SCS Safety & Security Task Group continued during the last month. New procedures at Camp Sienna were implemented. Our Camp Staff did a fine job in ensuring the safety of our campers during a Safety Fire Drill conducted with the help of FS&M Fire Department and their bright staff shirts and SCS Official ID helps, too. Over the next month you may notice some changes at entrances to our Church, Sienna Center and Parish Activity Complex (PAC Building). Some entrances will now be permanently closed and others closed periodically during the day and evening limiting free access to our parish complex and campus. Work also includes upgrades to our current security camera system and improved lighting throughout the campus. In addition, plans are underway for new orientation and training of our Parish Ministry Leaders and the Faith Formation Staff, Catechists, Aides and other volunteers coming this fall. We appreciate your cooperation and being more aware in helping us provide a safe and secure environment for all our parishioners, adults, children, visitors, volunteers and staff! If you see something, say something; and be prepared to act accordingly!
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Knights of Columbus Twelve Apostles # 5001 Anniversary Blessings MEETING NOTICE: are given on August 1, 7:30pm: Disctrict Meeting: The First Sunday of the Month hS Corpus Christi #2502, Mineola for any date your anniversary falls August 6, 7:30pm: Officers’ Meeting : f Twelve Apostles Council, SCS, Franklin Square within the month at the August 20, 7:30pm: Council Meeting 9:30 am Mass df Twelve Apostles Council, SCS Franklin Square Sienna Center
The celebrant will call you forward for this special Blessing
An Evening of Prayer for Men Suffering Abor on Loss Wednesday, August 15, 2018 7:00pm—9:00pm
An Evening of Prayer for Men is an opportunity to experience the loving mercy of God in a safe and sacred space. The evening is directed by a spiritual team who have a sensi vity and a heart for those who suffer.
The evening will consist of Mass, Dinner, the Sacrament of Reconcilia on, and Adora on.
For more informa on and to register: www.respectlife.drvc.org (516) 766-2538
All informa on will remain confiden al. The Loca on will be given a er registra on. Angels on the Road MARK YOUR CALENDAR
PARISH Thursday, September 20 Pickup: 990 Holzheimer St. Franklin Sq. Pickup Time: 8:45am September 20, 2018 MASS INTENTION BOOK OPENING
“Buona Festa de San Gennaro” For September—December 2018 Begins at 9:00 am Angels on the Road is off to the beautiful Brownstone in New Jersey to see the Lobby of SCS Welcome Desk Buona Festa De San Gennaro with Music, Comedy and more In the SCS Parish Activity Complex This is the last time the Mass Book will be Includes: open for Mass Intentions to be taken in Deluxe Motorcoach Transportation advance for 2018. Family Style Luncheon: 2 Complimentary Drinks, Warm Rolls, Fresh Garden Salad, DIOCESE Ziti Marinara, Con Sarde, Chicken Marsala, Sausage & Peppers, Rosemary Potatoes, Fresh Vegetables, September 5, 7, 9, 2018 Zeppole, Coffee, Tea, Decaf. THE OFFICE OF DIACONATE FORMATION Buona Festa, it’s time once again to celebrate the wonderful Feast of THREE INFORMATIONAL SESSIONS San Gennaro. Singing sensation Angelo gets things started with all of 7:00PM your favorite Italian Songs. And then get ready to laugh with that Seminary of Immaculate Conception crazy Italian comic Uncle Floyd! 440 West Neck Road, Huntington, NY, Price: $99.00pp 11743 Make checks payable to AMAZING DESTINATIONS for men and their wives If you are discerning a vocation to the Don’t Wait! Call Today! Seats are Limited! Diaconate, this meeting is for you! For More Information Call Maryann: If you and your wife would like to attend (516) 352-0082 or (516) 209-2256 call: (631) 423-0483 ext. 179 Or email: [email protected]
Knights of Columbus Twelve Apostles Council #5001 Saturday, September 15, 2018 CATECHETICAL CONGRESS 2018 “Living as Missionary Disciples” 2018 St. John the Baptist H.S., West Islip Cost $50 per person Check in at 8:30AM—Begins at 9:00AM Sunday August 12 For Registration Info Visit: 8:00am –3:00pm drvc-faith.org
Price: $65.00 per person COMMUNITY Includes all Food, Beer, Soda, Bait, Tackle, Rods, Filet the Fish, and Taxes. Bring the whole family out for a nice day on the water and July-August 2018 possibly catch dinner! Private Reflection Time Tabor Retreat Center 60 Anchor Ave, Oceanside, NY 2 to 8 Night Stay Come spend time in quiet, private reflection at the Tabor Retreat Center. Spending time in SILENCE in a retreat house is like going to a hospital for the soul. You return from the time refreshed and with greater clarify. To Make Reservations Call: Create your own dates in July and August! Joe Lannon 516-384-7862 For more information call: (516) 536-3004 WORSHIP - HOURS - SACRAMENTAL & MINISTRY INFORMATION SAINT CATHERINE OF SIENNA R.C. CHURCH SAINT VINCENT de PAUL PARISH T: 516-352-0146 Email: [email protected] T: 516-352-2127 Email: [email protected] F: 516-326-7427 www.stcatherineofsienna.org F: 516-305-5474 www.stvincentdepaulparish.org
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SCS Parish Welcome Desk SVDP Parish Office (990 Holzheimer St., Franklin Square) (1510 DePaul St., Elmont) Weekday: Monday thru Saturday Mon. 9:00AM—6:00PM Mon. thru Fri. CLOSED 8:00AM - SCS 8:30AM - SVDP (No Saturdays) Tues. & Wed. 1:00PM—6:00PM Saturday 11:00AM - 3:00PM Thurs. 9:00AM—6:00PM Weekends: Saturday & Sunday Sunday CLOSED SATURDAY Friday: CLOSED Sat. 9:00AM—1:00PM 4:00PM SVDP 5:00 PM SCS Sienna Center Sun. CLOSED **No office hours in the Divita Room 7:30PM SCS Holy Family Prayer Room Neocatechumenal Way Mass PARISH SOCIAL MINISTRY OUTREACH HOURS SUNDAY SCS — 995 Lutz Street, Franklin Square SVDP — 1510 de Paul Street, Elmont 7:30AM, 11:30AM SCS Church Monday thru Friday: 10:00AM -12:00PM Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 9:30AM, 11:00AM, 1:00PM SCS Sienna Center Wednesday: 4:00PM - 6:00PM 9:00 am to 1:00 pm 8:45AM SVDP (516) 775-0840 (516) 354-4976 ANOINTING OF THE SICK SCS FINANCE COMMITTEE Communal Anointing of the Sick on the Last Saturday of the Month Thomas Heinimann, Chair during the 8:00AM Mass at SCS Church, 33 New Hyde Pk. Rd., Franklin Square Joseph Armocida Please notify a parish priest if family member is sick at home. Donna Campanella Emergency Sick Calls: Call 352-0146 Dennis Canese Lisa Dellipizzi CELEBRATE BAPTISM Marion Dreyfus We welcome Children & Adults to Catholicism through Baptism. Call the Parish Office to Cathy Zwilling make arrangements. SVDP FINANCE COMMITTEE Children: Celebrated First & Third Saturdays of each month at 12:30PM Saint Catherine Oronzo Regina, Chair of Sienna R.C Church. Bernadette Crowley Baptism Preparation Class: 2nd Tuesday of each month at 7:30PM held in Sienna Center Nicholas Ferrara in Franklin Square (pre-registration is required). Maureen Hannah James McCabe Adults: For Baptism (or Confirmation) call the Parish Office for assistance. Gerry Triano
Saint Vincent de Paul Parish call Saint Catherine’s Parish office at 516-352-0146 for assistance. SCS PASTORAL COUNCIL Pamela O’Boyle, Chair Ester Breheny RECONCILIATION (CONFESSION/PENANCE) Nuala Devaney SCS — Every Saturday: SVDP — After Saturday Vigil Mass Ray & Sandy Diaz 4:00PM-5:00PM Approx. 5:00PM-6:00PM Ann Saggese Garnes Annie Karcinski Rosemarie McTigue CELEBRATE MARRIAGE Jed & Deb O’Brien Please make appointment with priest or deacon before making social arrangements. Ernesto & Nellie Rojas
SCS — SVDP PARISHIONERS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS WEEKLY BULLETIN The SCS Church, Saint Catherine of Sienna Chapel and Sienna Center are accessible through doors on right side of the Church where buildings meet. The Sienna Center is We are united in faith and publish a also accessible through its front doors and has an elevator at ground level for upper and combined bulletin serving both parishes. lower levels (left side of staircase) allowing access to Church as well.
Submission Deadline Special Needs Advocacy: Dr. Priscilla O’Connell may be reached by calling Parish 10 Days Prior to Actual Issue Date Social Ministry Office at 775-0840; contact if you have other needs to be addressed. Send ALL Requests to: Mass For Those with Special Needs and Talents is celebrated on the 3rd Saturday of the month (Sept.to June) at 3:00PM in Saint Catherine of Sienna Chapel-Sienna Center. Bulletin Editor at [email protected]
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