CHURCH OF AIDAN WILLISTON PARK

September 15, 2019 505 Willis Ave. Williston Park We invite New York 11596-1727 everyone to 516-746-6585 516-746-6055 (Fax) walk with Rectory Office Hours Monday to Friday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Saturday & Sunday and 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM www.staidanparish.org experience [email protected] His Pastor Rev. Adrian McHugh healing

Associate Pastors power and Rev. Ken Grooms Rev. Odinukwe Rev. Robinson Sierra love

In Residence Rev. Edward Sheridan the 4th Sunday of each month. are held on the 1st Deacons Anyone who is homebound may Rev. Salvatore B. Villani Sunday and 3rd Sunday at 1:30 PM. receive Holy Communion at home Rev. Rudy Martin ext. 9412 Contact the Rectory office ext. 9101 on a regular basis. Call the rectory - Tuesday-Friday between the hours ext. 9101. St. Aidan School of 10:00 AM-3:00 PM. ext. 9202, 9203 Grades Nursery-2 ext. 9302, 9303 Grades 3-8 Confession / Reconciliation Principal Baptism Class For New Parents Reconciliation is celebrated every Mrs. Julie O’Connell The required Baptism class for new Saturday from 12:30-1:30 PM and Assistant Principal parents is held the second Sunday 4:00-5:00 PM in the church or by Ms. Barbara Graham of each month beginning with the appointment with a priest. 12:00 Mass parents are asked to Faith Formation ext. 9404, 9405 gather at St. ’s statue to the Adoration Director ext. 9406 right of the main altar. First and third Fridays of the month Mrs. Elaine Smith, 1:00-3:00 PM in the church. Marriage Youth Ministry Arrangements are to be made at Coordinator ext. 9403 Pastoral Council Members Mr. Stephen Loewenthal the Rectory office at least 9 months Cathy Frischmann, Bonnie Parente, in advance. Pre-Cana and FOCCUS Mary Ellen Testa, Suellen Peterson, Music Director registrations must be arranged Jackie McHugh, Robert Rynkar, Mr. Drago Bubalo ext. 9130 through the parish. Joseph Arralde, Dominic Macedo [email protected]

Social Ministry, Director Anointing & Communion PARISH E-MAILS Ms. Rosemarie Cavallaro The anointing of the sick takes Sign up to receive e-mails ext. 9410, 9408 place after the 12:00 PM Mass on www.staidanparish.org. TWENTY-FOURTH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME

MASS TIMES AND INTENTIONS

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2019 STS. CORNELIUS AND

Fr. Ed 6:30 AM Angela & Frederick White Fr. Ken 9:00 AM Frank Montaperto Fr. Solomon 12:30 PM John & Rita Martin Fr. Solomon 5:30 PM Joseph Delponte (Birthday Rem.)

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2019 ST. ROBERT BELLAMINE, Fr. Ken 6:30 AM Edith Stewart Fr. Ken 9:00 AM Patrick McCourt (Anniversary Rem.) Fr. Solomon 12:30 PM James J. Robinson (17th Anniversary) Fr. Solomon 5:30 PM Joseph Paredo (7th Anniversary Rem.)

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2019 WEEKDAY Fr. Ed 6:30 AM Joseph Reardon (Birthday Rem.) Fr. Solomon 9:00 AM Eleanor Kelly (Birthday Rem.) Fr. Adrian 12:30 PM Vito & Vita Maria Mossa Fr. Adrian 5:30 PM Philip Calvin Amico (7th Anniversary)

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2019 ST. JANUARIUS Fr. Adrian 6:30 AM Jennie (Jane) Giarracco Fr. Adrian 9:00 AM Helen & Joseph Urban Fr. Ken 12:30 PM Daniel Kopetic (Anniversary Rem.) Fr. Ken 5:30 PM Ralph Mancini

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2019 STS. ANDREW KIN TAE-GON, PAUL CHONG HA-SANG AND COMPANIONS Fr. Ken 6:30 AM Dorothy Wehner (3rd Anniversary Rem.) Fr. Solomon 9:00 AM John Park (29th Anniversary Rem.) Fr. Adrian 12:30 PM Elizabeth Smith Fr. Adrian 5:30 PM Gerald Iannarelli

SATURDAY, SEMTEMBER 21, 2019 ST. MATTHEW, APOSTLE AND EVANGELIST Fr. Ken 9:00 AM Rudy Eckhardt (Birthday Rem.) Fr. Adrian 5:00 PM Lv. & Dcd. Mbrs. of the Legion of Mary Angeline Castagna (4th Anniversary Rem.) James Tennis (Anniversary Rem.) Mary Moss Claire Cunningham Fr. Solomon 7:30 PM Loretta Hender (25th Anniversary Rem.)

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2019 TWENTY-FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Fr. Solomon 7:30 AM Parishioners of St. Aidan Fr. Adrian 9:00 AM Edward Hearn (Anniversary Rem.) Fr. Ken 10:30 AM James G. Brassil (23rd Anniversary Rem.)

Fr. Adrian 12:00 PM Richard Schanno Luz Dominguez (40th Day) Pasquale Salva (Birthday Rem.) Dennis Zolo (Anniversary Rem.) Helen Wendelken (Anniversary Rem.) Robert McGinn Fr. Ken 5:00 PM Patricia Moeller (1st Anniversary Rem.) Lost & Found

What’s Pastor Thinking

How many times have I misplaced But it wasn’t a search for missing things. All glasses, phone and keys. And then around the globe, there was a search for there are the ever-so-unlikely places I’ve located explanations. Why would someone do such a the remote control for the TV. Because we’ve all thing? How can evil triumph? Why does tragedy lost things we can identify with all the emotions strike at all? Has abandoned us? that Jesus is describing in today’s two short Try as we might, there are no human explanations parables. We know about the frantic search that for why tragedies occur and why people suffer. doesn’t end until what was lost is found. And when What we do know is that Jesus came to seek those we find what’s been lost, we know about the joy who suffer, to find the hopeless, the lost. His that fills our lives and our tendency to tell parables were meant to help us understand the everyone about it. mystery of a God who came in search of us. We can visualize the woman who frantically When we witness and experience loss in our lives, searches for her lost coin. We can almost hear her that loss takes its toll on our spiritual and broom as it sweeps across the floor, as she reaches emotional health. But as Christians we are under the beds and into the dark corners of her absolutely convinced that God weeps with us. The house. life, death and resurrection of Jesus shows us that And while not all of us have livestock, we can God has not abandoned his people. picture the distress of the man who leaves the So look for God in the midst of suffering and you ninety-nine sheep in a safe place and goes out will find hope. Hope in the sense that we can find a looking for the one that was lost. In both cases, we purpose in life. It’s the same hope that was can almost get excited as they report their find. proclaimed on Easter Sunday after the tragic and Unfortunately, we also know what it means to untimely death of Jesus. It’s the same faith that search and search only to realize it will not be Paul proclaimed in his letter to Timothy in the found. That’s part of what has been so difficult second reading today. ‘Beloved: I am grateful to about the anniversary we celebrated last him who has strengthened me, Christ Jesus our Wednesday, September 11th. People searched and Lord. The grace of our Lord has been abundant.’ (1 searched in piles of rubble for any trace of loved TM 1:12). God’s grace is available to us too in ones. Following those tragic events of 9/11 we abundance to help us find strength and courage in searched as individuals, as a nation and as a world. times of pain and loss. WEEKEND COLLECTION 09/09/18 - $27,035 09/08/19 - $25,450 (-5.86%)

CATHOLIC MINISTRIES APPEAL Goal $169,600 Pledges $116,286 Donors 456

CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY COLLECTION 09/09/18 - $3,377 09/08/19 -$1,444 (-57.24%)

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS WE PRAY FOR THE DECEASED The second collection on the weekend of September OF OUR PARISH 14th/15th is for the Victims of Hurricane Dorian. Raymond Shanahan On September 21/22, we will have our special second Marie Delano collection for the retired priests of our Diocese who are Douglas Kuhn recuperating at St. Pius X Enriched Living Facility in All who died for our country Amityville. The facility accommodates our retired priests who require assistance with daily living, while still allowing WE PRAY FOR THE SICK them to serve as active, fully engaged members of the OF OUR PARISH community. It also is a place for our priests to go on a James Kovastch temporary basis as they recover from illness or other injury. Judy Eberson-Kostovik Thank you for your support. Joan McDermott Chris Lynch BREAD & WINE MEMORIAL Philip Capobianco In Loving Memory of DANIEL KOPETIC John Baglione Requested by Loving Aunts, Uncles & Cousins Imelda Buenventura Mariano Buenventura MARY’S SHRINE FLOWER MEMORIAL Raymond Schmitt In Thanksgiving for 50 Years of Marriage Anne Arcario DOUGLAS & MADELINE CEGELSKI Sandra Lisanti Alyssa Fagan Dennis Gilhooly BANNS OF MARRIAGE JoAnn Eisel Robert Eisel FIRST WEEK Jill Ohl Mary Vladich Jessica Guerra, Holy Child, Richard Arcario Richmond Hill, NY Richard Pearles Philip Crisci, St. Martha, Francesca Caccavale Uniondale, NY Dorothy Erlich Nancy Krauter SECOND WEEK Michele Reilly Meagan Kozhimala, Guardian Angels, Virginia Fallon Brooklyn, NY Mary Carmen Gianello & Alex Neifert, Santa Rosa, CA Jeanine Uttaro Catherine Ammirati Irene Zerman, Cathedral of Verona Mark Cristello & Andrew Starr, St. Aidan Anthony Cristello

REMEMBERING OUR SERVICE THIRD WEEK MEN & WOMEN Amanda Feniello, St. Aidan Protect our service men and women, & Evan Riccardi, Lord Jesus, as we continue to pray for Our Lady of Hope, world peace. Bishop John O. Barres visits St. Aidans On Friday 6th Bishop Barres visited all the classes in the school and spend the afternoon with the children and their teachers. He spoke of uniting our hearts to the heart of Jesus and blessed them as we begin a new school year. Children asked him many questions about where he grew up, how he became a bishop and what a bishop has to do. Last Sunday he returned to St. Aidan’s to celebrate the 9:00 AM Mass in the Church. We thank him for his leadership and encouragement.

LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR The Little Sisters of the Poor will be at our parish the weekend of September 14th/15th. Many of you know the Little Sisters of the Poor in their ministry with the elderly poor. The Sisters depend on your generosity to help them provide a safe and at the 5pm Mass. (October 6, 2019). The BLD comfortable home for the elderly men and Covenant Community Vision: We are a women in the Queen of Peace Residence in Community of Disciples inspired by the Holy Queens Village. There the Residents are Spirit to be living witnesses for transformation in surrounded with love, respect, peace and Christ to bring about a world of justice, human security until their death. The Sisters will be at development and true peace. The BLD Covenant the doors of the church as you leave Mass to Community Mission in response to the challenges receive your donations. Please be as generous as of our particular place, time, and culture: your means allow. For our Families : We will evangelize families and build communities of faith through St. Aidan’s welcomes the BLD Encounters, Life in the Spirit Seminars, and Catholic Charismatic Group Discipleship Formation: We will give formation We welcome the BLD group to our parish The on personal and family prayer, pro-life values, BLD group will provide Catholic Charismatic Catholic social teachings, and stewardship. music to our parish 5pm Sunday Mass every 1st For our BLD Communities: We will actively Sunday of the month as their schedule allows participate in the life and mission of the Church them. They will start the First Sunday of October in accord with our God-given gifts. For our Country : We will work on poverty it is every week or once a month. Questions? Call alleviation through scholarships, housing for the Gloria at (516) 741-5399. poor, and advocacies for life, environment, and good governance. COAT COLLECTION Keep the homeless warm this winter. Contribute RCIA is starting soon a used winter coat or jacket to a soup kitchen Have you or anyone you know pondered entering that serves 185,000 meals a year. Contact Tecky the ? Or perhaps you were at (516) 655-9755 or Cathy at comayu27@ baptized and never received the rest of the gmail.com for details please. Pleased help these sacraments. Our RCIA program will be starting children and adults. Please RSVP by November soon. Come and Meet new people and form a 1st. community. Please join us and ask your questions. There is no obligation. If you are KNIGHTS OF interested please call the rectory at (516) 746- COLUMBUS 6585 x9101.  BLOOD DRIVE: Corpus

Christi Council in The United conjunction with the Hearts of parish is sponsoring a Jesus And Blood Drive in Msgr. Kirwin Hall on Sunday, Mary Prayer September 22nd from 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM. Group Give the gift of life; every pint of blood donated can save three lives. Join us for an evening  NIGHT AT THE RACES: will be held on of prayer on Friday, Saturday, September 21st in the lower level September 27th at lounge at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 186 7:30 PM in St. Aidan’s Jericho Tpke., Mineola. Doors open at 7:00 School Cafeteria. Our evening will include PM with the first race starting at 8:00 PM. All Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, Mass, invited. Admission is $ 20 per person and Blessing with First Class Relice of St. Padre Pio. includes 1 adult beverage, soda, coffee, cake, Music: Zabrocki Refreshments and chips and hot dogs. Attendance limited to 50; fellowship to follow. For information please call for reservations please call Mike Murtha at Tecky at (516) 477-4486 or Angela at (516) 655- (516) 639-8606. 4429.  INTERNATIONAL NIGHT: Corpus Christi

Council #2502 will hold its annual Marian Prayer Group International Night Dinner-Dance on The Mary, Queen of Peace Prayer Group was Saturday, November 23rd at 7:00 PM. Cost started here at St. Aidan’s 27 years ago. We meet per person is $ 60 and includes open bar, every Wednesday evening at 7:30 PM, in the international buffet (Italian, Polish, German Convent on Pembrook Street. We pray the food) music and dancing. For tickets call Dan Rosary and the Divine Mercy Chaplet to Jesus at (516) 808-5019 or Stu at (516) 275-2169. through Mary. All are welcome! Join us whether FIRST  November TBA- Food drive at King Kullen, MEETING OF Garden City Park 10:00am-1:00pm. JUNIOR  November 3rd- Meeting in Convent from 1:30 -2:30pm CATHOLIC  December 4th- Build-A-Bear at Roosevelt DAUGHTERS Field Mall from 5:30-7:00pm OF AMERICA  December 14th- Holiday Cards at Parker The first JCDA Institute from 12:00-1:00pm meeting is Sunday  December 14th- Christmas Party at September 15th in Angelina’s (Williston Park) 1:30-5:30pm the Convent Community Room from 1pm-2pm.  January 5th- Coat Drive at Finamore Parish All girls are instructed to please bring their Center from 9:00am-12:30pm. calendar, pad and pen; additionally please have  Meeting in St. Francis room from 12:30- $15.00, cash or check made payable to JCDA, for 1:30pm the annual dues. We will be selecting  February 2nd- Meeting in Convent from 1:00- chairwomen for all activities, will begin to 2:30pm. Bring in Reservations & Merchant coordinate the annual Mother/Daughter Brunch Gifts and also reach out to those girls who mentored  March 8th- Meeting in Convent from 1:00- the Mother/Daughter brunch last year. Any girl 2:00pm. Bring in Reservations, Merchant interested in purchasing a JCDA shirt, who has Gifts & List of Baskets not already placed an order, please bring in  March 22nd- Mother Daughter Mass from $10.00 for each shirt. Any new girls who wish to 10:30-11:30am join St. Aidan’s JCDA, applications and shirt order  March 22nd- Mother Daughter Brunch at forms can be picked up in the Rectory, please Lucky Duck, (Garden City) from 12:00- bring papers to this meeting completely filled 4:00pm out, and submit dues and shirt payments. Any  April 9th- Easter Egg coloring at Parker questions please call Mrs. Adele Lamere 516-972 Institute Thursday from 1:30-3:30pm -0779 or Jacqueline Uttaro 516- 741-1834.  April 19th- Mommas House Drive at Finamore Parish Center 9:00-12:30pm Junior Catholic Daughters  April 19th- Meeting in St. Francis room from 12:30-1:30pm 2019-20 Meetings & Activities  May 2nd-Plant Pick up at 28 Franklin Street

Williston Park 10:00-12:00pm  September 15th- Meeting in Convent 1:00pm  May 3rd -Bake Sale & Plant Sale St. Francis -2:00pm. Please bring dues: $15.00, (if you Garden 9:00-12:30pm joined in June you don’t pay). Checks made  May 3rd- Meeting in Convent, Elections 12:30 payable to JCDA, Bring Calendars, Plan -1:30pm Chairpersons  June 9th - Installation Mass & Reception.  October 6th- Meeting in Convent from 1:00- Mass 7:00pm (arrive at 6:30). Refreshments 2:00pm following in Kirwin Hall

Church of St. Aidan Blood Drive ST. AIDAN FAMILY MASS Sunday, September 22, 2019, 8:00am-2:00pm, Msg. Kirwin Hall, 525 Willis Avenue, Williston Park. Bring: DONOR CARD or ID w/ photo or Thank you for getting the school year off signature. Age 16-75 (16 yr olds need parental to a great start by attending Backpack consent & over 75 yrs need Dr.’s note). Minimum Sunday last week. Please continue to weight 110 pounds. No tattoos for past 12 attend the Family Mass each week. Be a months. Eat well and drink plenty of fluids before great Missionary and invite a donating. (Don’t forget to bring your DONOR friend to attend Mass with you. Take CARD if you have one!!). For questions advantage of the Gospel Friendly materials concerning medical eligibility call 1-800-688- for children and their families! 0900. For more information or to schedule an appointment, please contact: Rosemarie Cavallaro The Family Mass Team is committed to 516-746-6585 x 9410 having a Family Mass that is INSPIRING,

INCLUSIVE, and INTERACTIVE for children ATTENTION SENIORS FREE FLU and their families each week. SHOTS AVAILABLE Tuesday, October 15, 2019 9 am to 1 pm. We hope you will consider bringing up the Appointments Required • Call 571-2661 to Gifts during Mass on a Sunday of your Schedule. Williston Park American Legion Post choosing. Please use the email below to let #144, 730 Willis Avenue, Williston Park, New us know if there is a particular week we York 11596. Sponsored by: Nassau County Clerk can count on you! Maureen O’Connell, Williston Park American Legion Post # 144, Chamber of Commerce of the Stop by the Family Mass Table in the Willistons, Northwell Health Church lobby for more information and a

chance to get involved! Don’t forget to CHIEFS FOOTBALL pick up your issue of MagnifiKids, some REGISTRATION coloring pages, and some parent Chiefs PAL Football has upgraded its website so information while you are there! that online registration for the Fall 2019 Season is available at www.mineolapal.org. The sign up is Email us at for flag (5 and 6 year olds). The registration fee [email protected]. for flag is $60. For those unable to register online, we will be having a walk in football registration at the Mineola PAL Field House located on 2nd Street and Willis Avenue on Monday September 9th from 8:00 pm to 9:00 pm. Practices start on Monday September 16th and the games begin on Sunday September 22nd.

24 chances to win every month — $30 Annual Membership runs September 2018 – August 2019. The Booster Club is administered by The Saint Aidan’s School Board. All proceeds directly benefit the school.

Weekly Prizes: 1 $25 winner AND 4 $20 winners Monthly Prizes: 1 $50 winner AND 2 $25 winners Monthly Bonus Prizes: 1 $500 winner in March, June and December 1 $100 winner in all other months

JUNE WINNERS Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brown Steven & Catherine Krukowski Sal Villani Mildred Clinton $20 Winners Pat & Bill Lorusso Frances Bruschi Monfort Joe & Nancy Zolezzi Eleanor Brassill Terry & Al Carbuto Michael & Joyce Rowley Michael & Joyce Rowley Marge & Ron Saporita Daniel J. Sullivan Lisa Valente $50 Winner Karen & Bill Wiley Karen Gordon William & Doreen Downes Jennifer Galanga Mildred Clinton Manuel & Marie Encizo Al & Therese Will $500 Winner Larry & Pat Kane Catherine Ahlstrom $25 Winners John M. Henson Carolyn Eckhardt Brigid O’Sullivan JULY WINNERS Helen Kolsch Peggy Karazia Karen & Bill Wiley Lisa & Phil Golembiowski $20 Winners Anita & Albert Brewer Johnny Wood Flore Rowe Carl Eckhoff Anthony Cassone Grace M. Klvana Larry & Pat Kane Steven & Louise Hurley Debbie Vitale Peggy Abad Richard & Jennifer Dellolio $50 Winner Hugh Connolly Kerry McDonough $25 Winners Kathy Marotta Carol Pisciotto Eileen P. Oliver $100 Winner Peter J. Brala

TIME TO RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP OR JOIN NOW Membership will run from September 2019 through August 2020. Please fill out this form and return to the Rectory with cash or check made payable to Saint Aidan’s Booster Club. Winning checks will be mailed within the next 10 days. Name ______Phone ______Address______City, State, Zip______E-mail address ______I would like ______numbers at $30 each. $______enclosed Please check here if this is a renewal of an existing membership.

Lord, of the Blessed Mary or 10. Obligatory Memorials in the of . The Commemoration of general calendar. All the Faithful Departed. 11. Proper obligatory Memorials, 4. Proper Solemnities, namely: namely: The Memorial of a The Solemnity of the principal secondary patron of the place, Patron of the place, city or diocese, region, or religious state. The Solemnity of the province. Other Obligatory dedication and of the anniversary Memorials inscribed in the Paul VI established the of the dedication of one’s own Calendar of each diocese, or Order precedence of seasons and special church. The Solemnity of the Title or Congregation. days with the General Norms for of one’s own church. The 12. Optional Memorials, which, the Liturgical Year and the New Solemnity either of the Title or of however, may be celebrated, in the General Roman Calendar. The the Founder or of the principal special manner described in the basic rule of thumb is this: Patron of an Order or General Instruction of the Roman Sundays, other Solemnities, Holy Congregation. Missal and of the Liturgy of the Week, and the Octave of Easter 5. Feasts of the Lord inscribed in Hours, even on the days listed in always take precedence. These are the General Calendar. no. 9. In the same manner followed by Feasts, weekdays of 6. Sundays of Christmas Time Obligatory Memorials may be Advent (December 17-24), days and the Sundays in Ordinary Time. celebrated as Optional Memorials within the Octave of Christmas, 7. Feasts of the Blessed Virgin if they happen to fall on Lenten weekdays of Lent, obligatory Mary and of the Saints in the weekdays. memorials, optional memorials, General Calendar. 13. Weekdays of Advent up to and weekdays of Advent (through 8. Proper Feasts, namely: The including 16 December. Weekdays December 16), other weekdays of Feast of the principal Patron of the of Christmas Time from 2 January the Christmas Season, other diocese. The Feast of the until the Saturday after the weekdays of the Easter Season, anniversary of the dedication of Epiphany. Weekdays of the Easter and weekdays in Ordinary Time. the cathedral church. The Feast of time from Monday after the Octave the principal Patron of a region or of Easter up to and including the The specific order of precedence is province, or a country, or of a Saturday before Pentecost. laid out in the Table of Liturgical wider territory. The Feast of the Weekdays in Ordinary Time. Days as follows: Title, Founder, or principal Patron And the tie breaker rule: If several 1. The Pascal Triduum of the of an Order or Congregation and of celebrations fall on the same day, Passion and Resurrection of the a religious province, without the one that holds the highest rank Lord. prejudice to the prescriptions according to the Table of Liturgical 2. The Nativity of the Lord, the given under no. 4. Other feasts Days is observed. However, a Epiphany, the Ascension, and proper to an individual church. Solemnity impeded by a liturgical Pentecost. Sundays of Advent, Other Feasts inscribed in the day that takes precedence over it Lent, and Easter. Ash Wednesday. Calendar of each diocese or Order should be transferred to the Weekdays of Holy Week from or Congregation. closest day not listed under nos. 1- Monday up to and including 9. Weekdays of Advent from 17 8 in the table of precedence, Thursday. Days within the octave December up to and including 24 provided that what is laid down in of Easter. December. Days within the Octave no. 5 is observed. As to the 3. Solemnities inscribed in the of Christmas. Weekdays of Lent. solemnity of the Annunciation of General Calendar, whether of the the Lord, whenever it falls on any day of Holy Week, it shall always saved. In all the stories of the Old God forgave him, and look what he be transferred to the Monday after Testament where people grossly accomplished. We all should see the second Sunday of Easter. disobey God, He punishes them; ourselves in this light. So now you know. Maybe TMI, but but there is always an act of that is how the Church lays out the kindness and love following. The Gospel Reading is taken from liturgical year to ensure that the Examples of this are the Cain and the Gospel of Luke (15:1-32). In most important events and people Abel story and the and the this long Gospel Reading we have in our faith are properly Ark story. Punishment is not three familiar stories: Luke's memorialized so that we can learn always a sign of total loss of love version of The Good Shepherd, The from them and become more like and friendship; but rather, as a Lost Coin and finally The Prodigal them and so attain our entry into mother or father punishes a child Son or, as I would prefer to call it, heaven. for disobedience, it can be, and The Forgiving Father story. Each of often is, a sign of “tough love.” these has its own meaning and purpose, but our theme is best In the Responsorial Psalm (51:3-4, illustrated in the last story of The 12-13, 17, 19), the Psalmist prays Prodigal Son. Put yourself in the for and receives mercy in this, the father's place: both sons were great "Miserere.” It is a beautiful wrong. One showed it by foolish Psalm that we should all be ways of living. The other was familiar with and use as our own outwardly obedient, but resented The theme of the Readings for Act of Contrition; but remember, a every minute of it; but did the today all center around God's true act of contrition requires a father get angry at either? He did mercy and forgiveness, but there sincere promise to sin no more. not bar the younger son from the are other aspects of God's love This Psalm is modeled after King door, but ran to meet him and involved in these readings as well. David's remorse when confronted welcome him home. He did not It would be helpful to read all of by Nathan, the priest; however, rebuke the elder son; rather he them carefully and then come back David asked God for forgiveness in gave him reassurance and comfort. to see some of the less obvious spite of his great sin. He became a This required the divine gift of points. great leader and . So patience, one of the most difficult we can learn from this that even aspects or components of Love. In the First Reading from the Book though our sins are great, God can of Exodus (32:7-11, 13-14), God is and will forgive if we are truly Now, putting them all together, I angry with His people because sorry and strive to keep from hope that you can see not only they wanted to worship something sinning again. God's mercy, but also His patience they could see, touch and feel, not in waiting and watching until we God Himself who gave them life, In the Second Reading from St. are ready to open the door of our freedom and direction. God had a Paul's First Letter to Timothy heart and let God in. (See right to be angry because He just (1:12-17), Paul gives us an Revelation 3:20) Now, after delivered them from slavery in informal statement of beliefs (a reading all of the above, are YOU Egypt; but notice how “creed”), and herein lies the willing to turn, or return, to the "talks" God out of the wrath He essence of all the readings. See if Father and, with a contrite heart intended. True, those who were you can find it before reading this say: "Father, I have sinned”? involved in this idolatry were commentary any further. Paul was Something to think about during punished, but the others were as great a sinner as King David; but your prayer time this week! As Pope Benedict XVI said in his Encyclical, Deus Caritas Est, “Everything has its origin in God's love, everything is shaped by it, everything is directed towards it. Love is God's greatest gift to humanity; it is his promise and our hope.”

FOOD PANTRY - If you would like to donate to our food pantry, please bring all non-perishable food/ personal hygiene items to together for prayer, friendship and and Paul Room of the Finamore the sacred heart chapel in Church refreshments. Center to knit or crochet prayer or to the parish social ministry shawls or lap blankets for the sick office. PLEASE NOTE: Our MINISTRY OF CONSOLATION – and homebound parishioners. monthly food drive took place last We are in need of volunteers who New members are always weekend. If you missed our food are able to do wake visits (not welcome. You need not know how drive, you can still donate by every week) at the local funeral to knit or crochet. We have dropping off your donations to the homes in our area. As a talented parishioners who can parish social ministry office. Items representative of St. Aidan’s teach you. Please call our office if Needed: oil, laundry detergent, Church your role would be to offer you would like to receive a blessed individual bags of snacks, bottles prayers and condolences on behalf prayer shawl or if you know of of water, toothbrushes and of the parish. If this is something someone who would like one. If toothpaste that you are considering, please you have any questions, please call contact the parish social ministry Parish Social Ministry 746-6585 X JOHN MCALISTER MEMORIAL office at: 746-6585, ext. 9408. 9410. MEN’S PRAYER GROUP – meets Peter & Paul room in the Finamore PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY – . The parish social ministry office Center Thursdays, at 9:45am Our Prayer Shawl Ministry meets hours are: Monday-Friday, 9-3 pm. following the 9:00am Mass. All the second and fourth Tuesday of Please use the Finamore Parish men are welcome to gather each month at 9:45 am in the Center entrance (across from the Dorothy Day Room or the Peter church on Willis Avenue).

Sunday Msg. Kirwin Hall September 22 8:00am - 2:00pm LIBRARY BOOKS For St. Joseph Major Seminary

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Fr. Patrick Abem has helped us at St. Aidan’s this Summer. Soon he returns to St. Joseph’s Major Seminary, Nigeria where he teaches Moral and Bio-Ethics. Our seminary in Huntington donated hundreds of books to stock the library in Nigeria. These books are packed up and ready to be shipped. We need your help to meet the costs of shipping. The total cost is $2,500. If you wish to help please make donations payable to St. Aidan’s and mark your donation ‘St. Joseph’s Seminary.’

Saint Joseph Major Seminary forms seminarians from across Nigeria. Over 300 students study both philosophy and theology in preparation for priestly ordination. The seminary is most grateful to the good people of the United States who make seminary formation possible. URGENT NEED: A catechist is involved in the Faith Formation 2019-2020 school year working needed for a grade 7 class on program. Please contact the Faith with children, this is the for Wednesdays at 7:15 PM. Please Formation Office for more you! We provide service hour call the Faith Formation Office if information. documentation and letters of you can help. recommendation for college, REGULAR OFFICE HOURS: The scholarships, awards, and jobs. THE SACRAMENT OF Faith Formation Office is open Please call the Faith Formation CONFIRMATION WILL BE Mondays through Thursdays from Office at (516)746-6585 x9406 for ADMINISTERED AT ST. AIDAN’S 1:30PM to 6:30PM and Fridays by more information. ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26TH appointment. AT 11AM AND 2PM BY BISHOP SERVICE OPPORTUNITY: Grade 7 ANDRZEJ ZGLEJSZEWSKI. DROP BOX: The Faith Formation and 8 Confirmation candidates can Session assignments have been Office has a Drop Box for your work on their 2019-2020 service mailed to all Confirmation convenience. Registrations, hours by volunteering at the candidates. Please pray for our Outstanding Assignments, and any weekly Family Mass on Sundays at Confirmation candidates, who are other Paperwork may be dropped 10:30AM. Sign up lists with in the final days of their into the box at anytime. The Drop instructions are on the bulletin preparation for the Sacrament of Box is located to the left of the board outside the Faith Formation Confirmation. May they be open to Finamore Parish Center Door Office or call (516)746-6585 x9405 the dynamic action of the Holy directly across the street from the to register. Student volunteers Spirit in their lives. church. must be in church by 10:10 AM. Assisting at the Family Mass counts SUBSTITUTE CATECHISTS/ THE MULTI-SENSORY toward the Catholic Setting service VOLUNTEERS: Please consider THURSDAY PROGRAM FOR hours required in grade 8. serving the children of our parish CHILDREN WITH CHALLENGES is as a volunteer for 2019-2020 looking for students in grade 8 and REGISTRATION FOR THE 2019- school year. We always have a high school to serve as Student 2020 SCHOOL YEAR: The Late great need for substitute Aides on Thursday afternoons. Registration tuition schedule now catechists, greeters, hall monitors, You would assist catechists to applies to all registrations. Only and office assistants. If you can support the learning process, registered students, who have spare a little time, love spreading provide additional supervision, successfully completed the the Catholic Faith, and enjoy and be role models for the requirements of the previous working with children, this is a students. If you are looking for a grade, are placed in classes on a perfect opportunity for you to get great service opportunity for the first come, first served basis. Many classes are closed so if you have not yet registered, please do so as soon as possible. Students entering grade 1 and all transfer students must provide a copy of their Baptismal Certificates at the time of registration. Transfer students must also submit a Letter of Transfer from the previous Faith Formation program they attended. Placement letters have been mailed for all students who registered by August 12th.

SCHOOL BELLS: Religious Education classes will begin on September 16th, 17th, and 18th for classes scheduled to meet on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays. The Thursday Multisensory Program will begin on September 26th.

ATTENTION GRADE 6 PARENTS: All grade 6 students in Religious Education classes are asked to attend the 5PM Mass on Sunday, September 29th. During the Mass, the children will receive their blessed Bibles. Please make every effort to attend. PROMISE TO PROTECT-PLEDGE TO HEAL more information, call John & Toni Torio at (877) If you have been abused or victimized by someone 697-9963 or visit them at https://wwmenyli.org/. representing the Catholic Church please believe in the possibility for hope and help and healing. We NOTRE DAME PARISH-Vendors wanted for Notre encourage you to come forward and speak out. Dame Parish’s Holiday Craft & Gift Fair on Saturday, Every arch/diocese/eparchy in the United States November 23, 2019 in the Notre Dame School now has a victim assistance coordinator who is Auditorium, New Hyde Park Road; New Hyde Park, available to obtain support for your needs, to help NY from 10AM to 3PM. Hand crafted or new items you make a formal complaint of abuse to the arch/ only. Table cost $50 (includes 6’ table and 2 diocese/eparchy, and to arrange a personal meeting chairs). For information: email with the bishop or his representative, if you desire. [email protected] or call/text Carole The victim assistance coordinator for your arch/ at (516) 318-6945. diocese/eparchy is Mary McMahon, LCSW, Director at (516) 594-9063. All volunteers 16 and over must GENNESARET RETREAT-for those facing serious be background checked and all volunteers 18 and illness. A retreat especially designed for persons over must attend the Virtus class. who live with a serious illness is planned for September 20th, 21st and 22nd at Monfort PREGNANT? NEED HELP?-Birthright, Inc. 24 hour Spirituality Center in Bay Shore, NY. This retreat hot line 1 (800) 550-4900. Wantagh (516) 785- offers a respite, a quite time, as oasis, to enable one 4070; Hampton Bays (631) 728-8900; Islip (631) to continue the journey. The retreat focuses on 277-3888; Southhold (631) 876-5138 or Rocky God’s love, His forgiveness and His faithfulness. To Point (631) 821-9727. register or receive more information about this weekend, please call Colette Fanelli at (631) 665- PROJECT RACHEL HOPE AFTER ABORTION– Do 7052. you know someone who is suffering abortion loss? Project Rachel is a ministry about finding hope and DOMINICAN VILLAGE -14th Annual Chinese healing after abortion. For information call (516) Auction & Dinner, Friday, October 4th 6:30-10:00 766-2538 or [email protected]. PM Butler Hall, 565 Albany Avenue, Amityville. All are welcome to view and purchase basket tickets on WORLDWIDE MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER-Are you Friday, October 4th from 12:00-4:00 PM or join us anxious and worried about many things? Learn how for dinner from6:30-10:00 PM Dinner $45 per to make Jesus a part of your marriage and take your person or table of ten $400. For information please worries away by attending a Worldwide Marriage call Emily Monem (631) 842-6618. Encounter Weekend. The next Weekends are November 8-10, 2019 in Huntington, NY and DIOCESAN GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY January 31-February 2, 2020 in Huntington, NY. For LITURGY-This Fall, couples who have been married fifty years will be honored at a Mass on Sunday, those whose daily dedication and hard work foster November 3, 2019 at Maria Regina Roman Catholic the creation of a caring community. The Dominican Church in Seaford. Mass will begin at 2:00 PM, Gala will be held on October 25th, at the Crest Bishop Andrzej Zglejszewski will preside. Hollow Country Club, to benefit the ministries of our Registration forms and complete instructions can be Sisters. Our 2019 Veritas Award Recipient is obtained at the Rectory office. Space is limited, President of Molloy College, Dr. Drew Bogner. This registration will be accepted on a first come first year we wish to honor the leaders of our four served basis. The forms can also be found on our sponsored ministries with the St. website www.drvc-faith.org. Award: Paul Wasser, CEO and President of Dominican Village, Elizabeth Keihm, Executive THE SISTERS OF ST. DOMINIC OF AMITYVILLE Director of Homecoming Farm, Gillian Kessinger, CELEBRATE ANNUAL GALA-Many of you know the Executive Director of Opening Word, and Susan Dominican Sisters of Amityville through our Nicoletti, Principal of St. Agnes Academic High ministry in schools, health facilities, parish School. affiliations, etc. This year, we celebrate and honor

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