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DIOCESE Following Classes: ’49; ’54; ’59; ’64; ’69; ’74; ’79; ’84; Followed by an International Dinner at 3 P.M The Pro-Life Newspaper TheTablet.org | September 28, 2019 41 Notre Dame Releases Study Parish Feast Day in Flatbush Upcoming HS Reunions Join the community at St. Therese of Lisieux in Around the >> Our Lady of Fatima School, Jackson Heights Flatbush as they celebrate their parish feast day. Oct. 19 at 6:30 p.m. $55/person plus a cash bar. On Sexual Harassment Call 718-429-7031. A Festival of Praise will be celebrated Sept. 28, >> Bishop Loughlin M.H.S., Fort Greene from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. followed by a vigil Mass. Oct. 19 at Bishop Loughlin M.H.S. A reunion for the A Creole Mass will be celebrated Sept. 29 at 1 p.m. Among U.S. Seminarians DIOCESE following classes: ’49; ’54; ’59; ’64; ’69; ’74; ’79; ’84; followed by an international dinner at 3 p.m. ’89; ’94; ’99; ’04; ’09; ’14. Contact Morgan Allison After the 7 p.m. Mass Sept. 30, the parish will host 718-857-2700 ext. 2252. Some of the concerns seem to center on a film festival. MEMORIAL MASS the question of whether reports of sexual >> St. Augustine On Oct. 1, a 10 a.m. Mass will be held at St. Therese A 9/11 Mass was held harassment were taken seriously and acted Nov. 2 at Bishop Loughlin M.H.S. in Fort Greene. of Lisieux Catholic Academy. In the evening, a 7:30 at St. Mary Gate of on by the responsible authorities. Of those The Hall of Fame Honorees for the event are Jim p.m. bilingual Mass will be celebrated following a Heaven parish in Ozone McHugh ’62; Tom Fox ’64; and Jerry McCarty who reported an incident, about four in 10 procession to the shrine. Call 718-451-1500. Park. Father Carlos Vel- ‘68; Dr. Tim Sullivan ’69; and Jeffrey Zaloom ’69. (42 percent) believe that their reports of sex- asquez, pastor, blessed Contact Morgan Allison 718-857-2700 ext. 2252. ual harassment, abuse or misconduct “to the members of the FDNY >> Bishop Reilly H.S., Fresh Meadows responsible authorities” were taken seriously Have an event? and NYPD. The BRHS Class of 1974 reunion will be held and acted upon “completely” (24 percent) or (Photo: Mary Gate of Saturday, Nov. 9. To be added to the contact list, “for the most part” (18 percent). Enter the details online: email to [email protected]. Heaven Parish) Twelve percent said that their reports thetablet.org/around-the-diocese-submission were taken seriously “somewhat, but not ad- equately,” and 15 percent said they believed their reports were “not taken seriously or properly acted upon.” Those who said they BROOKLYN Neighborhood Date Time Event Contact “didn’t know” how seriously their reporting St. Bernard Parish Bergen Beach 9/28 6:45 a.m. Apple Picking Trip with Catholic Adults of Brooklyn Community. Visit Barton Orchard-Home of Washington Michael of an incident was taken or whether it was Irving. Cost: $129/adult, $59/child (three to 12 years old). Bus departs at East 69th St. and Avenue U. 718-209-8241 acted upon accounted for 31 percent; and 21 Good Shepherd Marine Park 9/29 10 a.m. Sunday at the Movies, Sept. 29, following 10 a.m. Mass. The movie will be “How Green Was My Valley” in 718-998-2800 percent said reports were “not taken serious- Good Shepherd Academy Auditorium. Father James Devlin will lead a brief discussion after film. ly or properly acted upon.” Our Lady of Grace Gravesend 9/29 1 p.m. “Food Meets Fashion” show in Father Cutrone Gym. 1 - 4 p.m. $35/adult. Food, raffles, fashion model 718-627-2020 show. Proceeds benefit Sally Sunshine Foundation and childhood cancer. “We hope to hold people to a higher stan- dard,” Cavadini said. Our Lady of Angels Bay Ridge 9/30 7:30 p.m. Men’s Book Club ‘’The Tattooist of Auschwitz’’ by Heather Morris, in Msgr. Cavanagh Room. 718-836-7200 The survey was emailed to 2,375 seminar- St. Therese of Lisieux Flatlands 10/1 7:30 p.m. St. Therese of Lisieux Feast Day. Bilingual Mass followed by procession to the shrine. 718-451-1500 ians from 149 seminaries and houses of for- Resurrection Church Gerritsen Beach 10/3 7 p.m. Rosary For Life’s annual Mass will honor Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio and Michael Fontana. Enrollment in 718-377-6920 mation around the country with a 65 percent Our Lady’s Brown Scapular to follow. Celebrant: Auxiliary Bishop Raymond Chappetto. response rate. Cavadini said researchers Our Lady of Miracles Flatbush 10/5 7 p.m. 85th Birthday Celebration for retired Auxiliary Bishop Guy Sansaricq. 7 - 11 p.m. Honoring Sister Marie 631-889-0664 tried to compare some of the data, but there Elza Valery and Father Gustave Miracle. $100/tickets. weren’t studies focused on the seminary cul- Our Lady of Grace Catholic Academy Gravesend 10/6 9 a.m. Yard Sale, 9 a.m - 4 p.m. $35/table or two for $60. 718-375-2081 ture to make a comparison. Jesuit Father Thomas Gaunt, executive St. Thomas Aquinas Flatlands 10/12 7 a.m. Pilgrimage to Utica, N.Y: ‘’Walking with the Saints.’’ Spiritual Director: Father Dwayne Davis. Includes 718-253-4404 roundtrip motor coach transportation, one night hotel stay, one dinner meal, and one breakfast meal. $250 director of CARA, who was present for the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Brooklyn Heights 10/13 4 p.m. Commemoration of the canonization of Blessed John Henry Cardinal Newman, C.O. with solemn vespers 718-625-1161 release of the results, said he believed the Mary Church with the Oratory Choir. Reception to follow. research marked the first time such a study has been undertaken. Some of the data can help create or institute policies to ensure that QUEENS Neighborhood Date Time Event Contact seminarians who report abuse against them Our Lady of the Cenacle Richmond Hill 9/28 7 a.m. Trip to Lancaster, Pa. Sight and Sound Theater to watch “JESUS.” Cost: $140/person. 917-796-2643 will be taken seriously by those in charge, he noted. Holy Family Church Fresh Meadows 9/28 2 p.m. Sixth Year Line Dancing Anniversary at the school hall. Theme: Black and White. $15 entry. 917-362-3946 “It’s not just our opinion. We have data to Ss. Joachim and Anne Queens Village 9/28 7 p.m. Father Nixon Jean Francois’ 45th Birthday. Dinner and dance celebration until midnight. $90/person. 718-465-0124 show so we’ll be able to say that it is not our Holy Child Jesus Richmond Hill 9/29 8 a.m. Parish Blood Drive. Donors needed from 8 a.m. - 1:45 p.m. Bring photo ID, drink liquids and eat before 718-846-5971 imagination,” Cavadini said. “We want to af- coming and refrain from drinking coffee. No SSN required. fect the seminary culture. We want to create St. Raphael’s Church Long Island City 9/29 12 p.m. Parish’s 150th Anniversary Mass. Celebrant: Auxiliary Bishop Octavio Cisneros. 718-729-8957 a culture where that ambiguity goes down.” In a Sept. 21 statement from Notre Dame Our Lady of the Snows N. Floral Park 9/29 12:30 p.m. San Lorenzo Ruiz Feast with 12:30 p.m. Mass. Light lunch and raffle drawings to follow in St. Joseph Hall. 718-347-6070 Proceeds benefit parish. introducing the research, Cavadini said that St. Sebastian Woodside 9/30 9 a.m. Parish Mission “My House Shall Be Called a House of Prayer” with Father Trevor Nathasingh, a Catholic 718-429-4442 in approaching the report, researchers want- evangelizer from a Hindu-Muslim background. After 9 a.m. Mass and at 7 p.m. ed to give seminarians a voice without fearing Immaculate Conception Center Douglaston 10/4 Father Lauder’s 2019 Fall Film Festival. – Ernst Lubitsch’s “Ninotchka,” starring Greta Garbo, Melvyn 718-965-7300 reprisal. Douglas, Ina Claire– $6/film. For more information, call the School of Evangelization. St. Patrick’s Church Long Island City 10/6 11 a.m. Parish’s 150th Anniversary Mass. Homilist: Msgr. Jamie Gigantiello. 718-729-6060 NET-TV will broadcast Notre Dame Forum’s St. Patrick's Church Long Island City 10/6 1 p.m. Gala Dinner Dance at Riccardo's by the Bridge. 1-6 p.m. $85/adults. 646-342-9476 “The Church Crisis: Where Are We Now?” St. Pius V Jamaica 10/6 9 a.m. Indoor/Outdoor Market. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. $25/table. 718-739-3731 Our Lady of Mount Carmel Astoria 10/13 3 p.m. Cultural Day 2019 by Jornada Movement at the parish auditorium. Donations accepted. 718-634-7394 Watch program on Sept. 30 at 7:30 p.m.; Rebroadcast will air Oct. 5 at 7 p.m..
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