Church of St. Patrick 400 Main Street Huntington, New York (631)-385-3311 www.stpathuntington.org FROM OUR PASTOR, MSGR. STEVEN R. CAMP

Dear Parishioners,

This weekend we welcome Rev. Mr. Paul Clores to the 5:00 pm Mass. Paul was Ordained to the Transitory Diaconate on November 9 by Archbishop Timothy Cardinal Dolan at the Seminary of St. Joseph. You will remember that Paul spent this past spring and summer with us as he was finishing up his training and seminary work. He is actually a resident of Huntington, but he was a parishioner of Our Lady of Mercy in Hicksville. Deacon Clores will preach at the 5:00 pm Mass as well. As he continues his studies for the final semester of seminary, we wish him well and look forward to his celebrating Mass here after his ordination in June of 2020.

This is the 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time and the final Sunday before we celebrate the Solemnity of Christ the King. The Scripture readings for the past week and the next two as well, speak of the end times and judgment. It is in this time of year that we are reminded that we await the return of the Lord for the Final Judgement, where there will be the Resurrection and reuniting of our body and soul. Last week I spoke about the proximate judgement of God when we go before Him at our death. This of course is the subject of many a movie and predictions of the end times at various points and times of our history.

The Lord was asked these same questions of His followers. “When will this happen? What are going to be the signs so we will know?, He was asked. We always want to know these answers. In the Gospel, the Lord warns the people to be ware of false prophets and to live lives worthy of Him. In all He reminds us that He will always remain with us and be present to us. No matter how difficult the circumstances are He calls us to perseverance.

The First Reading today from the Prophet Malachi warns the people that the Days of the Lord are coming soon and along with Judgement there will be healing and wholeness. To those who were unfaithful the judgment of God will be upon them, for those who remained faithful the vindication of the Lord will be with them. He reminds us, as did St. Paul in the Second Reading to stay focused on the Lord and not become dissipated in our thoughts and actions. The presence of evil and unfaithfulness cannot be the excuse for us to turn away from the Lord. The ancient people of Israel did that, and they abandoned their faith and way of life only to lose their very life itself.

As we now truly begin to enter the Thanksgiving and Christmas Season please take the opportunity to assist those in need by participating in the programs Troicare, Religious Education and the School are working together in. Seeing the Broken Lord in the broken lives of others. Information for all of the upcoming events can be found in the Bulletin over the next several weeks.

Have a great week. Msgr. Camp

2 Church of Saint Patrick Huntington, New York FROM FR. BISSEX

Parish Podcast

Dear Parishioners,

The role of the Catholic priest in the Church is both complex and fulfilling. Theologically speaking, this role is put into three categories: sanctifying, governing, and teaching. I am writing to you about my commitment to teaching. During my time here at St. Patrick’s, you have probably heard me speak in a variety of capacities. The primary one most likely has been Sunday homilies, but perhaps the shorter weekday homilies as well. I have taught our students in 5th or 6th Grades on a consistent basis, but for the rest of you, perhaps you were present at a talk here and there. Until now, I considered these opportunities to be sufficient in terms of fulfilling my obligation as a priest to assume the teaching role that was Jesus Christ’s on earth. However, there has been an increasing amount of requests from parishioners (over the last year especially) for an additional resource that is recorded in some way in order to make Catholic topics more accessible to you. Our parish Staff, Finance Council, Parish Council, and School Board generally meet once a month separately. But at a recent joint meeting of these groups, I heard more of these requests presented in a more formal setting. It seems to me it would be inappropriate to ignore these requests any longer.

I am working with some of our staff to launch a parish podcast the First Week of Advent, beginning December 1st. I hope to prepare the content each Monday, and publish it Tuesday morning on a variety of media platforms, available for search on iTunes, Spotify, etc. Each week’s post will likely include a brief recap of the Sunday homily, and when possible, include some perspectives from guests, such as the other priests of the parish. I am most excited to announce that we have set up an email account to which you can submit any questions whatsoever you may have, regarding anything to do with Roman Catholicism. Questions or comments can be submitted at any time, beginning today, to [email protected]. Depending on the submission rate, I can respond to these questions “on the air” in as timely a fashion as possible. The overall goal will be to produce a relatively short but impactful and informative product that you can hear or share during your week, between Sunday Masses. If it becomes of service to any of you, that will be awesome. If it doesn’t really “take off”, that is fine too!

Some of you have asked if perhaps my past desire to avoid this has to do with a liability factor regarding content that is recorded. This, however, is not the case. Published media is common enough among priests of my generation, and I am quite happy to respond to future critics in any way. My concern, rather, has been the creation of a so-called “cult of personality”, whereby the priest is exalted and showcased rather than God, whom he is supposed to be serving. When any member of the clergy is more concerned about being seen, heard, validated, and respected, rather than whether he is leading people to Christ, the integrity of his discipleship to Christ will inevitably begin to disintegrate. If I as a priest lead you to myself and not to Christ, I promise you it will not end well for anyone concerned. I do think, however, it is time to respond with some measure of generosity to the requests that have been made. We can begin this initiative for our parish together, and see where it goes. Please stay tuned for details and submit your questions as soon as you wish!

Love and prayers, Fr. Bissex

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THANKSGIVING DAY MASS LIFE TEEN Thanksgiving Day Masses: 7:15 & 9:00 am

* November 17 is video game Night!

QUESTIONS...CALL MIKE @ 631-385-3311 (ext. 355) DON’T MISS THE FUN @ LIFE TEEN!

There is no 12 Noon Mass on Thanksgiving Day, nor is there a 12 Noon mass on Friday, November 29th, the day after Thanksgiving.

4 Church of Saint Patrick Huntington, New York PARISH MINISTRIES STEWARDSHIP

WEEKLY COLLECTION NOVEMBER 10/11 $23,402.61 EFT $ 3,822.00 Total $27,224.61 Weekly Collection Budget $31,372.55 Variance -$ 4,147.94 Bake Someone Happy? Coffee & Donuts? CATHOLIC MINISTRIES APPEAL 2019 A friendly smile. A welcoming spirit. GOAL: $208,100.00 PLEDGES: $192,84300 $15,257.00 FROM our GOAL 92.7% of Goal PLEASE JOIN US ON 399 Donors NOVEMBER 17TH after the 8:45am & 10:00AM Masses in Murray Hall THANK YOU! Electronic Giving is a much appreciated and increasingly important way of If you would like join the committe and be ensuring your parish support. It’s easy, safe, and so convenient, especially when of assistance during hospitality on a particular you are away from the parish, or unable to be at Mass. Information is available Sunday, please contact the Rectory Office, 631- in the bulletin, on our Parish Website, http://stpathuntington.org or at the Rectory. 385-3311 ext 200, [email protected]

ALTAR SERVERS

Please refer to your email for the schedule for Saturday, November 23rd and Sunday, November 24th Due to ceiling repair in the Church, LECTORS Monday, November 18th - Thursday November 21st EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS there will be no Confession or Exposition. Daily Mass Schedule will not be interrupted.

Please refer to your email for the Thank you for your understanding schedule for Saturday, November 23rd and and cooperation. Sunday, November 24th

The Thirty Third Sunday in Ordinary Time November 17, 2019 5 WEEKLY INTENTIONS AND PRAYERS MASS INTENTIONS RESIDER Monday, November 18, 2019 PRESIDER Dedication of the Basilicas of Saints Peter and Paul 7:15AM Holy Souls in Purgatory + SCHEDULE 9:00AM America Gonzalez + 12:00 Noon Maximo Gonzalez + Saturday, November 23, 2019 Tuesday, November 19, 2019 5:00PM Fr. Sixon Saint Agnes of Assisi 7:15AM Anne Sanschagrin + Sunday, November 24, 2019 9:00AM Nick Crocco + 12:00 Noon John Bolz, Jr. + 7:30AM Msgr. Camp 8:45AM Fr. Bissex Wednesday, November 20, 2019 _ 10:00AM Fr. Bissex Saint Rose Philippine 7:15AM Gerard F. Insall, Sr. + 11:30AM Fr. Sixon 9:00AM Catherine Toto + 5:30PM Msgr. Camp 12:00 Noon Elissa Bradley & Edward Schmidt +

Thursday, November 21, 2019 The Presentation of the BlessedVirgin Mary 7:15AM Gaetano Butera + 9:00AM James Sanderson (L) BREAD AND WINE MEMORIAL 12:00 Noon Theresa Vogt + Saturday, November 23, 2019 5:00PM Anna Persichilli + Friday, November 22, 2019 Saint Cecilia Sunday, November 24, 2019 7:15AM Kevin O’Connor + 7:30AM For Our Parishioners 9:00AM Danielle Giordano (L) 8:45AM Frank F. Sarullo + 12:00 Noon Marian B. Grosso + 10:00AM Leonard & Doris Manzo + 11:30AM Sergey Nikolnikov + Saturday, November 23, 2019 5:30PM For theYouth of Our Parish + Blessed Miguel Agustin 8:30AM Anthony Cilluffo + 5:00PM For Our Parishioners + SANCTUARY LAMP MEMORIAL WEEK OF NOVEMBER 24-30 Sunday, November 24, 2019 The Sanctuary Lamp in our Church burns in loving memory of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe Theresa C. Vogt + 7:30AM Holy Souls in Purgatory 8:45AM Alice Leonard + SANCTUARY FLOWERS MEMORIAL 10:00AM Gerard William Gaughran, Sr. + WEEK OF NOVEMBER 24-30 11:30AM Pasquale Malerba + The Altar Flowers in our 5:30PM Kathryn V. Lees + Sanctuary are offered in loving memory of Alan C. Jones + 6 Church of Saint Patrick Huntington, New York CELEBRATION OF THE SACRAMENTS Sacrament of

We WELCOME the following new members into the CHRISTIAN CATHOLIC COMMUNITY and OUR PARISH : Announcement Christian Jorge Braadt Allison Ann Hackett - St. Patrick, Huntington NY Brendan James Lavery LeonardFirst Nicholas Bitetto, III - Holy Name of Jesus, Woodbury NY Delaney Rose Meizlik Nora Anne Marie Sebastian Genevieve Melissa Riccardi - St. Patrick, Huntington NY Nash Robert Sullivan Matthew Sheehan McGovern - Our Lady Of Guadalupe Parish Dominic Joseph Zaccaro Shrine, Lindenwold NJ Victoria Pearl Zaccaro

Chelsea Marie Strobl - Notre Dame, New Hyde Park NY Interested in Becoming Catholic, or Thomas Devon Hooker - St. Margaret of Scotland, Selden NY Growing in Your Catholic Faith? Please Join Us for RCIA This Year! If you - or someone you know- wants to know more Third Announcement about what the Catholic church teaches - and how Catholic’s live out their Nicole Elizabeth Globuschutz – St. Hugh of Lincoln, NY faith Or if you - or a friend or family member want to be baptized and join John Ferdinand Schmitt – St. Elizabeth, Melville NY the Catholic church. Then come and join other adults on this faith journey! The program meets every Sunday morning from October to April Colleen Elizabeth Farrell - St. Patrick, Huntington NY at 10:00am. If you’ve ever considered joining the Catholic faith or Paul Tyree - learning more about your Catholic Church, now is the time. All are welcome! If you have questions or would like further information please contact Deacon Jerry at [email protected] Grade Level Family Liturgies All parish children and their familes are invited to celebrate mass together at 10:00 am Please Keep in Prayerful Remembrance on the following Sundays. Refreshments and Our Beloved Dead: Hospitality to follow in Murray Hall November 17 3rd Grade Frank F. Sarullo December 8 4th Grade Harold Leo Murphy January 12 1st Grade Raymond Donovan FFFebruary 99ebruary 5th Grade March 1515March 7th Grade March 2929March 8th Grade April 1919April 6th Grade

The Thirty Third Sunday in Ordinary Time November 17, 2019 7 ADVENT WITH CATHOLIC DAUGHTER OF THE AMERICAS The Catholic Daughters Catholic Daughters of the Americas of the Americas Our Lady of Victory, Court #375

Invites you to participate in our Advent Bake Sale November 23, 2019 Family/Daughter/Son Bake Off

Annual Advent and

Bake Sale Bake a pie, cookies or cake and bring it to the back of the church at 2PM on Saturday, November 23rd . CANDLES, CALENDARS, The items will be sold at the Masses on WREATHS Saturday and Sunday, November 23 & 24. HOME MADE PIES, CAKES All proceeds support the charitable works of AND COOKIES the Catholic Daughters. Bring this flyer and receive 4 hours credit for your Confirmation service hours. November 23 & 24 CHURCH LOBBY Print your name here ______Print the name of your school or Rel Ed AFTER MASS class here ______(Please fill out the above information and bring it with your baked goodie and the Catholic Daughters will sign this certificate to validate your service.)

8 Church of Saint Patrick Huntington, New York CHRISTMAS AROUND ST PATRICK’S save the date

ST. PATRICK’S Tree Lighting Ceremony Friday, December 6th 6:30p.m. – 7:00 p.m. ST. PATRICK’S 4th Annual Christmas Tree & Wreath Sale Friday, December 6th Breakfast with Santa 7:00p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Saturday, December 7th Saturday, December 7th 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Sunday, December 8th Please join us for our 4th Annual 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Breakfast with Santa on Saturday, December 7th. Bake Sale It will be held in the school cafeteria, which Saturday, December 7th will be converted into a magical winter 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. wonderland. Please join us for breakfast, crafts and a special visit from Santa! Sunday, December 8th 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. There are two seatings and only 100 tickets are available for each seating. 1st Seating: 8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. 2nd Seating: 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

RESERVATION and PRICING information TO FOLLOW

The Thirty Third Sunday in Ordinary Time November 17, 2019 9 SPORTS @ ST PATRICK’S

St. Patrick’s Basketball Clinic CYO Kindergarten - 3rd Grade St. Patrick’s Sports will be offering a basketball clinic for children VOLLEYBALL in grades K through 3rd. Must have a minimum of 8 The clinic will emphasize players. Each team will have a developmental skills for the game maximum roster of 12 players. including: Dribbling <> Passing <> Registration is first come Shooting <> Defense <> Running & first served. Conditioning <> Scrimmages The children will be put into small groups and  Team grade levels: 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th/10th, will work with individual volunteer coaches on the various 11th/12th aspects of the game.  Our CYO program relies on volunteer coaching. Without a parent volunteer coach, we can not roster The clinic will be held on Saturday mornings in the school the team. gym on the following dates & times:  Practices and home games take place at St. January 4,11,25 February 1, 8 Patrick’s School Gymnasium. Kindergarten and 1st grade 8:00 - 8:50 am  Season begins February 23, 2020 and ends April 2nd grade 9:00 - 9:50 am 26, 2020. 3rd grade 10:00 - 10:50 am  Game schedules and practice schedules will be * Times are subject to change due to enrollment posted the week of February 3rd. Registration can be found at Stpathuntsports.org. The fee for the clinic is $50.00 per child  Registration can be found at **We need at least 4 parent volunteers per grade level. Without stpathuntsports.org under the CYO tab... volunteers, we will not be able to roster a clinic for that grade level.** Registration closes on December 20  Registration closes on December 20, 2019.

All questions can be directed to the St. Patrick’s Athletic Director’s Mrs. Borum or Mrs. Karman by emailing [email protected] or calling 631-385-3322 ext 307

CYO BASKETBALL MASS You are cordially invited to a Eucharistic Celebration for the St. Patrick’s CYO Basketball teams. Monsignor Camp will celebrate the Mass at 10:00am on Sunday, December 15th.

Please wear your CYO jersey to mass and plan to sit with your team. Immediately following there will be breakfast served in Murray Hall.

Please RSVP by Friday, December 6th on stpathuntsports.org under the CYO Tab

10 Church of Saint Patrick Huntington, New York CHRISTMAS EVENTS AT ST. PATRICK’S MUSIC MINISTRY Children’s Christmas Pageant Sunday, December 15 2:30pm a special telling of the christmsas story in scripture and song during Lessons & Carols (The 33rd Sunday of Ordinary Time, Year C) Entrance AntiphonAntiphon…………………………..….…………(chant) The Lord says: I think thoughts of peace, and not of affliction; It’s that time of year again! We are looking You will call upon me, and I will answer you, for children and parent helpers to take part in and I will lead back your captives from every place. 11/3=this year’s Christmas DIVE INTO Pageant. OUR THEME …at the 10am Youth Choir Mass: Children in grades K through 4 who are not already in a parish OffertoryOffertory…………………..……………(by Rollo Dillworth, 2013) “FIAT” AND LOOKING AT THE GOSPEL PRAYER Great day! Great day, the righteous marching. choir may join the Pageant by completing the sign-up form Great day! God’s goin’ to build up Zion’s walls, OF THE ROSARY. Chariot rode on the mountain top, below and by attending the following practices: My God spoke and the chariot did stop, 1)Thurs., Dec. 5th, 3:45pm to 4:25pm in Church Great day! Great day, the righteous marching… This is the day of jubilee, 2)Mon.,THEN.... Dec. CHALLENGE 9th, 3:45pm FATHERto 4:25pm AND in the THE Lower CORE Hall The Lord has set His people free, 3)Thurs.,TEAM TO Dec. A KAN12th, JAM 3:45pm CHALLENGE! to 4:25pm in Church Great day! Great day, the righteous marching… We want no cowards in our band, The Pageant will take place during our parish’s annual As we go marching through the land, service of Christmas Lessons and Carols, Sunday Dec. 15th, Great day! Great day, the righteous marching… NO EXCUSES Goin’ to take my breastplate, sword, and shield, at 2:30pm. Pageant participants are called to arrive by 2:10pm, And march out boldly in the field, meeting...BRING first YOU’RE in the John A Paul GAME! II Room WIN in the A LowerPRIZE. Hall. Great day! Great day, the righteous marching. Each registered child’s name will be placed in a drawing Great day! God’s goin’ to build up Zion’s walls. for the parts of Mary, Joseph, the Angel Gabriel, the Three …at the 11:30am Adult Chorale Mass: OffertoryOffertory……..……………..……(by Healy Willan, 1880-1968) Kings, Shepherds, and Angels. All costumes will be provided by Lo, in the time appointed the Lord will come, the parish. the mountains and hills will break forth in singing, and all the trees of the field shall clap their hands: Please complete the form below and place it in the collection for the Lord shall come into his everlasting kingdom basket, or drop it at the Rectory or School Oce, by Tuesday, and on the throne of David December 3rd. he shall reign forever. Alleluia For any questions, please contact our Music Director, Mr. Matthew Communion AntiphonAntiphon………………...…………..….…..(chant) To be near God is my happiness, Koraus at (631) 385-3311, ext. 365 or at to place my hope in God the Lord. [email protected]. Post-CommunionPost-Communion……………..(by Harold Friedell, 1905-1958) Draw us in the Spirit’s tether; For when humbly, in thy name, Two or three are met together, Thou art in the midst of them: Alleluia! Alleluia! Touch we now thy garment’s hem.

2019 Children’s Christmas Pageant As the brethren used to gather In the name of Christ to sup, Then with thanks to God the Father Break the bread and bless the cup, SIGN-UP FORM Alleluia! Alleluia! So knit thou our friendship up.

Child’s Name: ______All our meals and all our living Make us sacraments of thee, Grade level: ______That be caring, helping, giving, We may true disciples be. Alleluia! Alleluia! We will serve thee faithfully. Parent’s Name: ______

Telephone (Cell preferred):______…at the Sat. 5pm, Sun. 8:45am / 12:45pm Masses: Email:______Communion…………………….…(by Orlando di Lasso, 1530-1594) Justi tulerunt spolia impiorum, et cantaverunt Domine nomen sanctum; I am available to assist as a parent helper for et victricem manum tuam laudaverunt pariter, Domine Deus noster. the following (please circle): (The just took the spoils of the wicked, Thurs. 12/5, 3:45-4:25 - Mon. 12/9, 3:45-4:25 and they sang to your holy name, O Lord, and with voice they praised your victorious hand, Thurs. 12/12, 3:45-4:25 - Sun. 12/15, 2:20-4:20 O Lord our God.) The Thirty Third Sunday in Ordinary Time November 17, 2019 11 ST PATRICK’S CEMETRY CHRISTMAS CEMETERY BLANKETS

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The Thirty Third Sunday in Ordinary Time November 17, 2019 13 PARISH OUTREACH ~ TROCAIRE AROUND OUR PARISH Office hours: Tuesday & Thursday : 1pm-4pm;;; Deepen your StaffStaff:Jimmy Calero - Outreach Coord. - ext. 213; Janet - ext 213 Telephoneelephone: 631-385-3311 ext. 213 E-mail-mail: [email protected] Advent devotion! Food Pantry: 631-385-3311ext 216 Volunteers on site : 10am - 2pm Monday - Thursday Join the Friends of the Food Pantry Hours: 10am - 2pm Monday - Thursday Seminary for a day of Celebration of Mary at the Seminary, Saturday, Food Pantry Needs December 7, 2019. Journey to the heart of Thank you for your generosity. Mary through Theology, OUR CURRENT NEEDS ARE Spirituality, and the Arts.  coffee  canned fruit Program includes  pancake syrup  cookies presentations by Bishop Frank Caggiano  jelly  laundry detergent (Bridgeport, CT); Fr. Paul Anel (Diocese of  mayonnaise  oil Brooklyn); Fr. John McCartney (Associate Moderator of the Curia); St. Joseph Seminary Schola (Yonkers). Refrigerated items are WELCOME The day will conclude with Mass celebrated by and can be donated between10:00 and 2:00 Bishop Barres at 4 PM. Advance registration Monday through Thursday Milk, eggs, butter, cold cuts required. $40 per guest. For reservations & information: Seminary Development Office: LEGAL CLINIC PRAYER SHAWL (631) 423-0483 x 102, -James Griffin, Esq. MINISTRY [email protected], or, Seminary We meet in the Msgr. Martin J. The legal clinic meets website – www.icseminary.edu. Flynn community room every the first Tuesday of the month. A brief interview is Wednesday 10 to 12. A lively required before an appointment group do wonderful knitting and can be scheduled. For crocheting projects. Beginners information call Jimmy or are welcome. Janet at ext. 213.

Children’s Rosary Group We will watch the next episodes of the series Children in grades K-8 are invited to join the “Catholicism” by Bishop Robert E. Barron. Bishop Children’s Rosary Group. This group meets at Barron is a renowned theologian who will walk us 11AM the first Saturday of every month in through the Truths of our Catholic Faith in a clear, the St. John Paul II meeting room. down to earth, and easy to understand style. Meetings will begin December 7, 2019. Please join us on Mondays: All children must be accompanied by a Virtus Trained adult for the entire program. November 18th, December 2nd & Please register with name and grade of 16th at 7:30PM in the Msgr Flynn Room child(ren) and accompanying adult at as we continue this beautiful series. [email protected]. (right of the stage) Further details provided upon registration. You will not be disappointed.

14 Church of Saint Patrick Huntington, New York THANKSGIVING BASKET FOOD DRIVE

From Trocaire /Outreach Office:

Our Dear Friends,

The Thanksgiving and Christmas Season is fast approaching. If you feel that you, your family or someone Thanksgiving is a special time to you know is in need of share a family meal. assistance with Thanksgiving or Christmas, Many families cannot afford to have please come to our office, a dinner with all the trimmings. email [email protected] or call us at Beginning today through 631-385-3311 ext. 213. Friday, November 22nd, We will be making a list from we are collecting Thanksgiving now until Tuesday, November baskets, frozen turkeys, fixings 19th between 10AM and 2PM. and supermarket gift cards. (There are envelopes in Church for your Please, do not hesitate to convenience, marked Trocaire.) reach out, we are here to help you bring joy to your family. If you would like more information, please call the Trocaire office at Many blessings, 631-385-3311 ext. 213 or email Jimmy Calero [email protected]. and the volunteers of Trocaire Your generosity and support is appreciated.

The Thirty Third Sunday in Ordinary Time November 17, 2019 15 AROUND OUR PARISH SANCTUARY LAMP MEMORIAL OUNG DULT YOUNG ADULT The Sanctuary Candle in our Church burns every week to serve as a OLY OUR reminder of Christ our light. Parishioners may request the Sanctuary HOLY HOUR Candle in memory or in honor of a loved one for one week. Intentions AND SOCIAL will be published in the weekly bulletin. Requested offering $20.00, please (AGES 21-39) contact the Rectory Office, 631-385-3311 ext 200 SANCTUARY FLOWER MEMORIAL Thursday: 11/21 We invite you to remember your family, friends, and other loved No December meeting ones with an offering towards our weekly Sanctuary Flowers. Flower memorials may be made in memory of, in honor of, or in Adoration/Prayer - thanksgiving for a family member or friend. The name of the 7:30pm; person remembered will be printed in the weekly bulletin. Requested Offering, followed by $50.00, please contact the Rectory Office, 631-385-3311 ext 200 Dinner/Social AL - ANON SERENITY TUESDAYS Church Basement (Murray Hall) First room on the left in hallway left of stageBeginner meeting: 7:30 p.m. Please Join Us Regular meeting: 8:00 – 9:00 p.m.

HEARING-ASSISTED DEVICES We have several personal As we begin the season of Thanksgiving, the Society of St. Vincent hearing-assisted devices, linked to our Church sound system, de Paul is grateful for the continued generosity of parishioners. for parishioner’s use during Mass. These donations allow us to assist our neighbors and their families Please stop in the Sacristy several with many needs, such as: minutes before Mass, and mention Furniture , Utilities, Rent, Clothing, Food this to one of our priests or deacons, If you are in need of assistance, please call us at 631-385-3311 or a sacristan. ext. 321. All calls are kept confidential. LOW-GLUTEN ALTAR BREADS For various medical KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS- reasons, a number of GATE OF HEAVEN COUNCIL #468 HUNTINGTON, NY parishioners find it necessary to The Knights of Columbus invite you to Membership in the Organization that use low-gluten altar breads. We do works to improve lives in the Community, spiritually and materially. You can have them available. Please stop in MAKE A DIFFERENCE in the lives of others through our activities. the Sacristy before Mass, and MEETINGS: MONTHLY- St. Hugh of Lincoln- 1st Thurs. 7:30PM mention this to one of our Priests. St. Patrick’s -3rd Sat. 11:00AM Membership not required

○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ CONTACT US: Richard Gierbolini (GK)- 631-385-9174 12:30 - 3:30pm St John Paul II K OF C NOTES: Room 1-St. Patrick’s Church: C&B Drive -weekend of 11/9/19- after all of the Masses. Members please help at the Masses you can. All are welcome! 2- C&B DRIVE: Selling at MVB/Huntington M & F -11AM TO 1 PM. Contact Eileen, (t) 631-423-3558 or (email) [email protected] 16 Church of Saint Patrick Huntington, New York PRAYER OPPORTUNITES PARISH PRAYER GROUPS For The Sick Who Have Asked The following parishioners and To Be Remembered In friends will be remembered in & DEVOTIONS Prayer: Baby Anthony Mainini, prayer throughout the year. They Gloria Green, Lena Perricone, serve in the armed forces and DEVOTIONS: Frances B. Rice, Kathy La Russo, Ruth Ellen Trim- their family and friends enrolled •Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal mer,Tom Fiorello, Joseph Petrone, Baby Ella, Chris- their names at the Blessed Novena iis prayed on Wednesdays tine Gavzy, Richard Szramiak, John LoScalzo, Ed- Mother Shrine. Feel free to add names of family following the 9:00 am Mass. ward McDowell, Baby Joy, Maria Lisena, Frances members and friends, who are in the services, •The rosary is prayed immediately following O’Riordan, Barbara Cosgrove, Michael Reynolds, throughout the year. the 9:00 am Mass each morning. KateVan Buitenen, Glen Knauer, Roman Svitchkar, Evan Schider, Medic, U.S.Army, Lt. Col. Andrew Bogdon Bezsmertni, Laurie Walters, Don Henning, US Army, Pvt. 1st Class Jonathan •Exposition on Monday 12:30 - 8:00 pm. Mansfield, Kathy Sorensen, Patty Patino, Pamela Battista, Pvt. 2nd Class Erik Kishlicky, U.S. Army, •First Friday Adoration each first Friday Daly, Connie Zurcher, Matthew DiNapoli, Greg Lt. J.G. U.S. Navy-Sean Patrick Condon, Pvt. from 7:00 - 8:30 pm McCarthy, William Paul Schupler, Patricia Hardy 1st Class David Ivins, Jr. U.S. Marines, Sanmuel EXPOSITION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT Bozzella, Steven Bartolli, Stanley Arbatowicz, John Schuff, Jr., U.S. Army, Christopher Daniels,U.S. Boyle, Mildred Ungurath, Paul Carbone, Joanne National Guard, Robert Daniels, U.S. National takes place each Monday from 12:30 through 8:00 pm Barrese, Elizabeth Roberts, Debbie & Nicole [except holidays] Please spend some time in adoration Guard, Lt. James W. Ronan, U.S. Marines, Pvt Santoro, Gerri Nicklas, Jennifer Sweeney, 1st Class Dominic Valentino, US Army, Bart and prayer during the day. Exposition assumes and requires Kimberlie Liccardi, Leslie Thomas, Annette Maro, Williams, U.S. Coast Guard, Sgt. James that the Blessed Sacrament never be left unattended; Dawn Levchenko,Theodore Efim Levchenko, McKeon, U.S. Army National Guard, Spc. 1st Catherine Buitron, Dennis Pluto, Debbie Grosser, What a wonderful opportunity is this special, grace-filled June Celestino, Carol Van Nostrand, Michael Lt. Christopher M. Green, US Army, Stf. Sgt. time of prayer for our parish! Irenze, Patrick Hackeling, Nicole Berezny, Cristina Michael A. Lazari, US Air Force, FDNY, SPC Prolisko, Arten Hitsenko, Nancy Bond Zboray, James Ristuccia, US Army, Lt. Edward Hart, THE ROSARY OF PEACE is prayed Peggy Bright,Irene Ricciardi, Jenna Lynn Garvey, USMC, Lt. Brian Hart, USMC, Johnathan Lang every Wednesday evening at 7:30 to 8:00 pm Michael Posillico, Marlene Wyleczuk, Robert US Navy, CaptWilliam Perrich, US ARMY, Pvt. in the church. We pray for peace in our hearts, Bauge, Fran Gusmano, Kim Castalano, Grant Stephen Soper, US ARMY, Capt. Michael in our families, our church, our country, and Christensen, Sophia Reilly, Debbie Merman, Mary Rodick, US ARMY, Lcpl. John Barrett Dayton the world. Maguire, Christopher Bauge, Kristina and Baby USMC, Lt. Craig James Marolf, US ARMY, 1st For information, call Joanne at 631-428-4210 Bauge, Mark Petrone, Michael DiMitri, Grace Lt. Patrick McGorman, US ARMY,CPRL, PFC Casey, John Sweeney, Elizabeth Lewis, Matthew Daniel Anthony Nigro, US ARMY, Morgan HEART OF JESUS PRAYER GROUP meets Ingrassia, James J. Clifford, Jr., John “Jack” Malone, Williams, U S Coast Guard, Lt. Michael Apone, every Friday from 9:45 A.M. to 11:30 A.M Thomas Corbett, Madeline Croce, Rosemary US NAVY Airforce, James McKeon, US ARMY, in the St. John Paul II Room. We share prayer Posey, Evelyn Darby, Janice Aguilera,John Malast, Lt. Hillary Allegretti, U.S. Coast Guard, SSgt. and praise through song, scripture and Vera Allen, Robert Culver, Denise Higgins, Carol Denis Cashin, USMC, LyleWilliams, US ARMY, witness. Healing prayer is available at the Smith, John Totten, John Rogan, Brandon Rader, Maj. Jeremy Quimby, US ARMY, Maj. Dan end of the meeting. Please call Barbara Jack & Ashley Davies, Carolyn Mullen, Kathy Ar- Miller, US ARMY, PFC Patrick Michael cher, Pat Jordan, Mary Maguire, Josephine Reynolds, US Marines, Andrew Fortmann, @631 651-5581 for more information. McCarthy, Patricia Bonanza, Michael Brien, FLAME OF LOVE HOLY HOUR Naval Seal, Steven Fortmann, Navel Seal, Patrick Anthony Steo,Victoria Meagher, Catherine Garvey, Mulderrig, Ensign Michael Wolf, US Navy, 2nd is held every Thursday after the 12 noon Kaylee Delgado, Carol Torre, DonnaTorre, Michele mass until 1:30 PM, with praying of the Lt Michael Castelli, US ARMY, Christopher Ferrone, Baby Archie, Jimmy Del Giudice, Joanne Caruso, US Marines, Maj. Andy White, US rosary and special readings (praying this Graziano, Edward Velardi, Frances Petrone, Pat holy hour includes a plenary indulgence). Signorile, Karen Kratzke, Richard Greco, Baby Jack AIRFORCE, Lt. Elizabeth Verardo, US ARMY, For more information, please call Diana Swanson, Joseph & Mary Maguire, Sandy Schider, Jeffrey Schmitz, US Marie Corp., Luis Vazquez, @631-421-5003 Ryan Motch, Barbara Owens, Madison Gilbert, US ARMY, Spec. Linda E.Wiebalck, US ARMY, PFC Keith Gasparik, Maxwell Carroll, US Anthony Bellon,Payton Lily Miklas, Krista st DEVOTION TO THE PRECIOUS BLOOD LaPunzina, Kathy LaRusso, Jeffrey Wheeler, Jo- Marine, 1 Lt. James Byler, US Marines, Pvt. This group meets on Tuesday after the noon seph DiLiberto, James DiLiberto, Katlyn Gregorie, Preston Villumsen, Christopher James mass. We pray for the increase of priest Mary AnnWalter, Cynthia Giordano, Diane Baker, Peckham, US ARMY, Cpl. Christopher M. vocations as well as our personal needs. Dixen Aue, Nancy Barry, Benny D’Aquila, Lucinda Caruso, U.S. Marine Corp., Capt. Brian Clark, The rosary, chaplet and readings are from Fletcher, Christian Limbach,Carol Strub, Ann US ARMY, Capt. Thomas Hackett, USArmy the Devotion to the Most Precious Blood of Hayes Myatt, Peter Spengler, Angelo Bianculli, Nat’l Guard, Melanie Thompson, U. S. Navy, Our Lord Jesus Christ book. For information Jenna Spengler, Betty Caserta, Paul Kelly, Maria Capt. Julie Petrone, US Airforce, SpecialistTravis call:631- 368-0433. Alves, Berry Holt, Diane Muszynski, Jessica Abar, Beach, US ARMY, Cpl.Vincent J. Giambertone, Michael Culhane, Laurette Ragone, Charles Lipp, Lt. Kyle J. Healy, US ARMY, Pvt Samuel FATIMA PRAYER CELL FORMATION Michaela Halpin, Janet Pierce, Joseph Catney, Mary Patterson, US ARMY, LCpl. Max Polster, US It is held immediately following the first Saturday of Samuel, Olivia Squire, Jeffrey Wheeler, Patricia MARINE CORP, Capt. Jock Pflug, USARMY, the month Mass. It consisits of praying the rosary Marie Wasilewski, Jeremy Gelb, Betty Roach, Lt. Joseph Brown, US Navy, Capt. BryantTomlin, and consecration to the Blessed Mother as well as Charles Moisan, Patricia Hood, April US Air Force, Capt. Gavin Walter, US reading St. Lucia’s reflections and meditation on the Trainor,Genevieve Kelly, Susan Mannix, Daniel AIRFORCE, Lt. James Russo, U. S. Navy, Ryan Blessed Mother’s Fatima messages. The cell Hayes, Kathleen Hayes, Ken Casey, Joseph B. Wasilewski, U.S. Marine Corp. If you wish promotes the First Saturday Devotion. For Giordano. us to pray for a soldier, please contact the information, call: 631-368-0433. rectory with his/her name, 631-385-3311 X214 The Thirty Third Sunday in Ordinary Time November 17, 2019 17 PARISH DIRECTORY Rectory Office Hours: Monday to Friday : 9:00am – 9:00pm Saturday: 9:00am - 4:30pm Sunday:9:00am - 12:45pm We invite all members of our parish community to register on our Parish website., www.stpathuntington.org. We also encourage you to join one of our numerous parish ministries so that you may acquire a deeper sense of belonging and accomplishment serving the needs of others. S C H E D U L E O F M A S S E S Daily Mass: Weekend Mass: Holy Days: Monday-Friday SaturdayVigil: 5:00 PM As announced in 7:15 AM, 9:00 AM, 12 noon Sunday: 7:30 AM, 8:45 AM (Cherub Choir), our bulletin, or on Saturday 10:00 AM (Youth Choir) , 11:30 AM (Adult Chorale ), our website. 8:30 AM 5:30 PM (Teen Mass)

PARISH DIRECTORY SACRAMENT INFORMATION Telephone: 385-3311 Fax: 673-4102 Please refer to our parish website for Sacrament information as well Website: www.stpathuntington.org Sacrament of Baptism Rev. Msgr. Steven R. Camp, Pastor 200 Baptisms are celebrated at 1:00 p.m. on the second and Rev. Michael Bissex 200 Rev. Noel Sixon 200 third Saturdays of the month and every Sunday of the Deacon William Casey 200 month at 1:00 p.m. (Please note certain exception of Deacon Dale Bonocore 200 Holydays) First time Parents must make an appointment to Deacon Jerry Rorke 200 Deacon Michael Whitcomb 200 meet with a priest and attend the parish’s Baptismal Bulletin E-mail: [email protected] Preparation class by calling 631-385-3311 x 200. Business Manager: Kyle Cuite 206 Cemetery Office: Stephanie Natalello 215 [email protected] Baptismal Preparation Class Cemetery Grounds: John Janssen Sunday, November 24, 2019 - 9:45AM Eucharistic Ministers, Church, Nursing Home 200 The required Baptismal Prep class for new Bereavement Support Group, Tricia Krug 211 [email protected] parents is held on the fourth Sunday of each month Hospital Ministry: Fr. Daniel Neyoh 200 beginning with the 8:45 a.m. Mass and Prep class to Lectors: 200 follow in Murray Hall (Lower Church) Music Director: Matthew Koraus [email protected] 365 RCIA: Jerry Rorke, [email protected] 200 Rectory Office: [email protected] 200 Sacrament of Matrimony Parish Secretary: Stephanie Natalello 214 We are happy to help arrange a wedding date for you. Please Religious Education Office: [email protected] 351 call the rectory office, 631-385-3311 x214 at least eight months Linda Oristano, Director of Religious Education 350 in advance for an appointment with a priest or deacon. A St. Patrick’s School: 631-385-3322 Office: 252/253 marriage preparation program (Pre-Cana) is required. Sr. Maureen McDade, Principal 249 Reserve the Church before booking a reception. Jean Grasso, Assist. Principal 250 Laura Sena, Assist. Principal After School Ministry Board President: Mrs. Elissa Mostransky 252 Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession) Board Vice President: Dr. Elizabeth Sullivan Monday nights 7:15-7:45 pm; Saturdays at 4:00-5:00 pm. Sports: [email protected] 307 Eves of First Friday and holydays 4:00-4:45 pm. St. Vincent de Paul 321 Trocaire- Parish Outreach: [email protected] 213 Ushers: 361 Youth Ministry: Mr. Michael Clauberg 355 [email protected]

PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL PARISH FINANCE COMMITTEE Mr. Brian Malone, Chair Mrs. Maureen Sullivan Mr. Terrence Keefe Mr. Gunther Elizaitis, Chair Mr. Vincent Mallardi Mr. Roy Breitenbach Mr. James Romaine Mrs. Anne Schmitz Mrs. Joanne Natoli Mr. Jay Klampfer Mr. Leo Wetter Mr. Frank Mullady Ms. Diane Esposito Mr. John Fuschillo Ms. Maribeth Walsh Mrs. Deborah Kendric Mr. Orrin Dayton Mr. Kyle Cuite Dr. Douglas Dougherty Mr. Don Saladino Mr. Brandon Larson Mr. Kevin Lynch Mrs. Patricia Fogarty Msgr. Steven Camp Mrs. Karen Sinicropi Dr. Eugene Butera Msgr. Steven Camp Mrs. Allison O’Brien Mr. Joseph Hart 18 Church of Saint Patrick Huntington, New York