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Anthonyenpt12-6L St. Anthony of Padua ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 20 Cheshire Place, East Northport, New York 11731 December 6, 2020 OUR MISSION Saint Anthony of Padua Parish is a welcoming, loving Catholic community, centered in Christ and guided by the Holy Spirit. Together we celebrate the liturgy in prayer and sacrament; we educate our children and adults PASTORAL STAFF in the faith; we support and reach out to those Rev. Edward Sheridan, Pastor in need. 261-1077 ext. 202 We believe the Holy Spirit is calling us to con- Rev. Valentine Ofomata, Associate Pastor tinue: to love one another as Jesus loves us, 261-1077 ext. 203 to share the word of God and to serve both Rev. Rajan Savarimuthu, Associate Pastor within and beyond our Parish family. 261-1077 ext. 204 Robert Braun, Deacon MASSES Judy Corbellini, RCIA 261-1077 WEEKDAY MASSES Ann Finley, Adult Faith Formation Monday - Friday 6:45 am 261-1077 ext. 208 9:00 am Patricia Seibert, Coordinator of Saturday Morning 8:30 am Religious Education, 261-1306 ext. 226 Valerie Raineri, Administrator of Religious Education, 261-1306 ext. 224 WEEKEND MASSES Saturday Evening 5:00 pm Sunday 7:30 am Karen Humphreys, 9:00 am (Family Liturgy) Parish Outreach Coordinator 261-1695 ext. 230 HOLY DAYS 10:30 am (Choral Mass) 10:30 am (Spanish Mass Lower Church) Joe Chiovarelli, Youth Minister As announced in the bulletin 261-1077 ext. 209 12:00 noon 7:00 pm (Teen Mass) Bill Margiotta, Music Director 261-1077 ext. 205 Don Ferrer, Business Manager 261-1077 ext. 206 THIS MONTH WE CELEBRATE Maricelle Jalbuena, Parish Secretary 261-1077 ext. 200 Second Sunday of Advent RECTORY OFFICE 631.261.1077 • Fax 631.757.0572 www.saintanthonyofpadua.org TRINITY REGIONAL SCHOOL Principal: Mrs. Pat Ayers • 631.261.5130 Office Hours: Monday - Friday: 9:00 am - 8:00 pm PARISH OUTREACH 631.261.1695 • Office Hours Mon. - Fri. 10 am - 2 pm Saturday & Sunday: 9:00 am - 8:00 pm RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 631.261.1306 • Mon. - Thurs. 10 am - 3 pm (closed 12-30-1:30) From the Desk of Father Ed 2nd Sunday of Advent, December 7th, 2020 In today’s Gospel from chapter 40 of the prophet Isaiah, we hear: Comfort, give comfort to my people, says your God. Is 40:1 and then at the end of the reading: Like a shepherd he feeds his flock; in his arms he gathers the lambs, carrying them in his bosom, leading the ewes with care Is: 40:11 Brothers and sisters this beautiful reading from the prophet Isaiah speaks of God’s tender carte for all of us. Our God loves us, Our God as we hear wishes to Comfort us – to heal us and know that He is with us when we most need Him! In today’s Gospel we also hear: Behold, I am sending my messenger ahead of you; he will prepare your way. A voice of one crying out in the desert: Prepare the way of the Lord, make straight his paths. Mk: 1:2-3 The emphasis the first Sunday of ADVENT was WATCH. Today on the 2nd Sunday it is PREPARE! The Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception is December 8th, a Holy Day of Obligation. The Masses are Anticipated Mass at 5Pm on Monday afternoon, On the Holy Day Tuesday, the Masses are: 6:45, 9, 12 and 7:30PM. National Night of prayer, December 8th beginning at 9pm ending at 1:00am early am on December 9th, the Feast of St Juan Diego. Please stop buy during these four hours when we pray for a greater respect for all life from conception till natural death. The feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe in December 12th. There is great devotion to Our Lady of Guadalupe in our Hispanic Community. We will gather for the Rosary about 6pm. The Rosary will be alternated by Decade in Spanish and English. There will be an evening Mass at 7:00 Pm in the Church. Bishop Richard Henning, our Episcopal Vicar will be the celebrant of the Mass in Spanish. All are welcome. The Blessing of the Crèche and the Lighting of the Christmas Tree will also be held on December 12th with social distancing immediately after the 5:00Pm Mass about 6PM. We will gather to bless the Nativity scene and light our newly planted Christmas tree donated by the Knights of Columbus to the right of the Church. Our choir will gather outside with social distancing to lead us in a few Christmas Carols. Next year we look forward to more celebration and fun with our hopes and prayers for an end to the pandemic! Christmas Masses Planning: May I suggest that you consider attending the earlier Masses on Christmas Eve at 2pm (there will be one in the Upper church and one in lower church also) With the pandemic, Bishop Barres has given us permission to celebrate Christmas Eve Masses at 2pm. You may also consider attending either the 8pm, 10 pm or Midnight Masses on Christmas Eve. Tra- ditionally as you know the (2) 4: O’clock pm Masses are very crowded. Although it is difficult to judge the crowds during this unprece- dented time, we are trying to social distance effectively. So I ask the faithful to consider earlier Masses at 2pm or after the 4pm Masses on Christmas Eve. Thanks for your flexibility and consideration in planning. With prayers that we prepare worthily for the coming of the Lord, Fr. Ed -2- The Celebration of the Sacraments Baptism MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK Baptisms are normally celebrated at 2:00PM on th scheduled Sundays in a month. Please call the MONDAY December 7 , 2020 Parish office to arrange for a meeting with a Parish 6:45 AM Mary Smith Priest and to register for the baptismal class which is 9:00 AM Matthew Spataro th normally held on the 4 Monday of each month at 5:00 PM Mary B. Santino 7:30PM. TUESDAY December 8th, 2020 Marriage 6:45 AM Mary Smith Couples should make an appointment with a Priest 9:00 AM Msgr. Peter Vaccari (Living) at least eight months prior to the wedding. A 12:00 PM John Zoraian Marriage Preparation Program is required. 7:30 PM James N. Regan WEDNESDAY December 9th 2020 Anointing of the Sick 6:45 AM Richard Pace Anyone seriously ill, elderly, or prior to an operation 9:00 AM Marion Ferretti should be anointed with the Sacrament of the th Anointing of the Sick. Please speak with one of the THURSDAY December 10 , 2020 Priests to make the arrangements. 6:45 AM James Crowley 9:00 AM Mass of Thanksgiving Communion for the Homebound FRIDAY December 11th, 2020 Anyone who cannot attend Mass due to illness or 6:45 AM John Gallagher age may receive Communion at home. Please call 9:00 AM Isabel L. Stevens the Rectory office to make arrangements. SATURDAY December 12th, 2020 Reconciliation (Confession) 8:30 AM Fr. Robert Kline (Living) Every Saturday from 4:00PM to 4:45PM in the 5:00 PM Mary & Frank Leone Church and on the Thursday before the First Friday th of every month after the 9:00AM Mass. Individual SUNDAY December 13 , 2020 confessions may be arranged by calling the Rectory 7:30 AM Parishioners of St. Anthony’s office. 9:00 AM Vincent & Angela Albanese and Catherina & Leonardo Interested in becoming a Catholic or completing Giordano your Sacraments? 10:30 AM Gracjela Simicic The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is the 12:00 PM Scott E. Smith process by which adults are brought into the 7:00 PM Ralph Clifford Catalano Catholic Church. If you have never been baptized, confirmed or received first Holy Communion or if you are a member of another Christian Church and PRAY FOR THOSE WHO HAVE DIED wish to become a member of the Catholic Church, contact Judy Corbellini at 631-261-1077 and leave a message. Wonbang Park Holy Orders - Priesthood Louis Benincasa Those young men interested in preparing for or learning more about the Priesthood, please contact one of the Priests. -3- NEW EMAIL: [email protected] Our November Youth Group and PBJ/Mission Gang meetings made 2,000 sandwiches, 500 wash kits and filled our St. Vincent’s Food Pantry. Incredible and “SAFE” stewardship in action. “A family that prays together, stays together.” So many families join our PBJ/Mission Gang to help those in need, donating their time, talent, and treasure. Thank you for your selfless acts of love. St. Anthony’s Peanut Butter & Jelly/MISSION Gang Our next PBJ Gang will meet Saturday, JANUARY 2nd in the lower church. Everyone must e-mail RSVP if you would like to help us. Please arrive by 8:50am. We end by 10:30. Join the dozens of wonderful people who attend each month to help feed the hungry. PBJ/Mission Stewards: Jason Saturno, Maryann Sacher, Shane & Helena Rogers, Camille Verde-Kaszubski, Claudia & Frank Cetta, Ann & Austin Finley, Ann & Frank Bonosoro, We rely on financial donations to sustain our PBJ ministry. The Feast of the Immaculate Conception In anticipation that she was to bear the Son of God, Mary was preserved from the time of her conception from Original Sin. We call this the Immaculate Conception. Mary, as the Immaculate Conception, is the patroness of the United States The Feast of the Immaculate Conception is a Holy Day of Obligation for all Catholics. Mass times at St. Anthony’s are: Monday, December 7 (Vigil) at 5:00 PM Tuesday, December 8 at 6:45 AM, 9:00 AM, 12:00 Noon and 7:30 PM National Prayer for Life Vigil Tuesday, December 8 9:00 PM—1:00 AM -5- Children—Family—Faith Formation 2nd Sunday in Advent-B 12/06/20 Holy Gospel according to Mark: 1:1-8, REPENT = CHANGE This is the good news about Jesus Christ, the Son of God.
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