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BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH January 12, 2020 Staten Island, New York 10310 BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH January 12, 2020 Staten Island, New York 10310 Reverend Monsignor Ferdinando Berardi, Pastor Reverend Francisco Lanzaderas Reverend Roland Antony Raj, MMI Deacon Christopher Wodzinski Reverend Monsignor Peter G. Finn, Pastor Emeritus MASSES: Saturday in the Church: 5:00 PM (Vigil), Sunday 8:00, 9:30, 11:00 AM, 12:30 PM. Weekdays in the Church: 7:00 AM and 9:00 AM. Saturday in the Church: 9:00 AM. Holy Days in the Church: 7:00 PM (Vigil), 7:00, 9:00, 11:00 AM and 7:00 PM. SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Saturday: 12:00 to 1:00 PM; 4:15 to 5:00 PM. Anytime upon reasonable request. SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Sunday at 2:00 PM. (Except during July & August, then only on the First and Third Sunday and other specified days) Arrangements should be made at least one month in advance with the priest of the Parish. Parents of a first child and parents who are new to Blessed Sacrament must attend a Baptism Instruction Class which is held at 7:30 P.M. in the Parish House Meeting Room. Call Parish Office for dates. Godparents should be Practicing Catholics, and must obtain a Sponsor Certificate from their Parish. SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY Arrangements should be made about six months in advance, with a priest of the Parish. Couples must attend Pre- Cana Conferences. SICK CALLS - At any time. MIRACULOUS MEDAL NOVENA - Every Monday after the 9:00 AM Mass. EUCHARISTIC ADORATION - First Friday from 12:00 Noon to 2:00 P.M. NEW PARISHIONERS - Welcome to our Parish. We invite all parishioners to participate fully in our spiritual and social life. If you are new in the parish, please introduce yourself after Mass and register at the Parish House Office weekdays 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Kindly notify us if you change your address. PARISH HOUSE 30 Manor Road 442-1581 http://www.blessedsacramentchurchsi.org SCHOOL Mr. Joseph Cocozello Principal 830 Delafield Avenue 442-3090 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Sister Anne Dolores Van Wagenen, C.S.JB. - D.R.E. 830 Delafield Avenue 448-0378 PAGE TWO JANUARY 12, 2020 BISHOP WHALEN On Sunday, February 2nd , Feast of the Presentation PRAY FOR THE SICK of the Lord, at the 12:30 Mass our parish will be The sick are comforted just knowing that you pray for them In your charity please remember: Douglas Pfleging, Jr., honored and delighted to welcome back to his home Phyllis Ribaudo, Ann Socci, Concetta Chicolo, Mary parish, Bishop Edmund Whalen, who will celebrate Kenny, Jean Carter, Robert Tursi, Nicholas Toto, as bishop for the first time in the parish where he was Marykate Rose, Peggy Travers, Mary Anne Blaine, Jean formed and first answered his calling to the Cunningham, Jean Elmadary, Alan March, Sebastian priesthood. All parishioners are invited to participate Lattuga, Grayce Novaro, Angela Siuzdak, Katherine at this Holy Mass and then to greet Bishop Whalen at Barbera, Margaret Romani, Barbara Brown, Michael a light reception which will follow in the Gym. Please Caruso, Patricia Connelly, Mary Belli, Mark Volpe, Linda call the rectory (718) 442-1581 by January 27th to Hansen, Marco Antonio Gonzalez, Kathy Quinlan, Jose inform us how many will be present for the Mass and Ruiz, Rosemary Callahan, Catherine Vitale, Capala Lusi, Reception so that the necessary preparations can be Jack McGarry, Brian Nelson, James McGarrigle, James Finnigan, Lelia Moran, Gail Kees, Cara Healy, Marion made. Come and celebrate with Bishop Whalen and Coolen, Michael Roskowinski, Jeff Orr, Debbie Caporale, the Blessed Sacrament Family to give thanks to the Ana Ely Diaz, Ruth Orr, John G. Ferriera, Gina King, Elinor Lord for his blessings upon our parish and the Walshe, Joan Callahan, Joyce McDonough, Eileen Doran, archdiocese of New York. Lucille D’Arpe, Joanne Karundeny, Louis Raiola, Mike Mancuso, Lucinda Bieber, Patrick Foley, Lorraine THANK YOU Esposito, Joseph Cashin, Ursula Cashin, Linda Gagliardi, The members of the St. Vincent de Paul Society Eileen Doran, Katharine Taylor, Frances Novaro, Vincent would like to THANK all of our parishioners for their Gallo, Kathy Maxwell, Jeanne Pace, and Robert & Terri generous donations of food and monetary gifts for Papa our Thanksgiving and Christmas Food Baskets. Also, many THANKS to the many volunteers who donated their time to help deliver the food baskets and to the 8th graders who helped carry the bundles SYMPATHY of food. Remember the souls for whom Mass will be offered during the week, especially: REBOOT A life-changing event, featuring internationally MONDAY 7:00 Souls in Purgatory acclaimed speaker, author and TV host, Chris th 9:00 Bernardine Cabotaje Stefanick. Thursday, Feb. 13 from 7pm to 9pm at TUESDAY Holy Family Church (Msgr. Glynn Center), 366 7:00 Belen Maulion Watchogue Road. Tickets:$25 Info/Purchase tickets: 9:00 Patti Hemsworth RealLifeCatholic.com/reboot or call 718-761-6663 WEDNESDAY 7:00 Michael McCarthy SUNDAY COLLECTION 9:00 Margaret Vulpiani SUNDAY COLLECTION THURSDAY 20102020 2009 2019 7:00 Souls in Purgatory $5495.00$6,336 (Weekly) (Weekly) $6144.00 $5,265 (Weekly) (Weekly) 9:00 Special Intention $1961.00$1,090 <CU/Communications>$1,186(AirCondition) $2136.00 (AirCondition) FRIDAY ATTENDANCE ATTENDANCE 7:00 Hugh “Ace” Canlon 9:00 Rose Walsh 2010 2020 2009 2019 751 (Adults) 724 (Adults) SATURDAY 776 (Adults) 755 (Adults) 9:00 Thomas Jabobsen (20th Anniv.) 179 169 (Children) (Children) 198 207 (Children) (Children) 5:00 Doris O’Toole 955 920 953 931 SUNDAY 8:00 Vincent & Pat Andreano THE SANCTUARY LAMP 9:30 Robert Tummino KEEPS ITS SILENT VIGIL 12:30 Joselito Ybanez, Jr. (Living) BEFORE THE BLESSED SACRAMENT IN HONOR OF THE STATEN ISLAND SWIM TEAM PAGE THREE BAPTISM OF THE LORD SUNDAY SCHEDULE FOR JANUARY 19, 2020 ALTAR SERVERS LECTORS EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS 5:00 PM Vigil Team 5 M. SEMON J. HANSEN & H. WODZINSKI 8:00 AM Team 1 F. MOLANPHY B. COLLOREC & K. BYRNE 9:30 AM Team 2 M. PERIES & B. KEAG MR. & MRS. HUDSON 11:00 AM Team 3 M. BOYD B. BOYD & M. MCKEEVER 12:30 PM Team 4 D. MAJ M. THOMANN & E. HODGENS IF YOU WOULD LIKE A STATEMENT OF STATEN ISLAND COUNCIL OF CHURCHES YOUR PARISH OFFERINGS PLEASE ANNUAL PRAYER FOR UNITY SERVICE rd COMPLETE THE TEAR OFF BELOW Thursday, January 23 at 7pm at Zion Lutheran Church, 505 Watchogue Road. Keyote Speaker: TO OBTAIN A STATEMENT OF YOUR Fr. James Loughran, SA of the Graymoor Ecumenical & Interreligious Institute. PARISH OFFERTORY CONTRIBUTIONS FOR 2019 PLEASE COMPLETE AND PLANNING CATHOLIC FUNERAL LITURGIES RETURN THE FORM BELOW TO THE WORKSHOP PARISH HOUSE OFFICE. February 1st from 10am to 12pm St. Joseph’s Under the tax laws, affecting tax returns from Seminary. When a loved one dies, we want to April 2019 and beyond, the Standard deduction prepare a beautiful funeral Mass, but the burden of for Charitable Contributions increased grief can make this difficult. Learn how to prepare considerably, therefore, some of our a prayerful and beautiful liturgy that gives glory to parishioner families may no longer be itemizing God and honors the deceased in Christ. Get their tax returns. For this reason we are no answers to these questions, and more: longer automatically mailing Statements to What is the Catholic teaching about death? those that have requested Statements in the What is the history of Catholic funeral ritges? past. However, should you need a Statement What role do the funeral rites have in the mourning process? for taxes or simply wish to review your What are the options for readings, music, Offertory Contributions for the past year, one prayers and words of remembrance? will happily be forwarded to you upon request. Can Catholics be cremated? ALL STATEMENTS WILL BE MAILED BY THE Presenter: Fr. Matthew Ernest, S.T.D., END OF JANUARY PROVIDED YOUR Professor of Liturgy at St. Joseph’s Seminary. REQUEST IS RECEIVED BY THURS, 1/30. Registration Fee: $15. Register at: -------------------------------------------------------------- nyliturgy.org/funeralworkshop YOUR NAME__________________________ ENV #_____________ STATEN ISLAND THEOLOGY ON TAP PLEASE MAIL MY STATEMENT TO MY/OUR Tuesday, January 14, 7:30 p.m. HOME ADDRESS: The Liberty Tavern, 382 Forest Avenue, Staten FULL ADDRESS_______________________ Island ZIP ______________ Join us at our NEW LOCATION and NEW DAY! Do you have unanswered questions about the Church's teachings? Well you're in luck! Join for Catholic Staten Island's Theology on Tap to find out the "WHY" behind the "WHAT." Bring friends and coworkers, and come excited for a great talk while sipping on a fantastic brew! The Archdiocese will be paying for some appetizers :) The venue opens at 7pm, but the talk will start closer to 7:30pm. PAGE FOUR FROM THE PASTOR January 2020 Word of Life “They showed us unusual kindness.” (Acts 28:2) After two weeks adrift, 267 shipwrecked people finally reached the shores of a Mediterranean island. They were soaking wet, exhausted and terrified. In their near brush with death, they had experienced their powerlessness against the forces of nature. Among them was a prisoner heading toward Rome to undergo the judgment of the emperor. This isn’t one of today’s news stories. It happened to St. Paul the Apostle, who was being taken to Rome, where he would crown his mission as an evangelizer through the witness of martyrdom. He was sustained by his unshakable faith in divine providence. Despite being a prisoner himself, he managed to support and to encourage all his companions in their misfortune, until they ran aground on a beach in Malta. The people of the island welcomed them and lit a huge bonfire so that they could gather around it and warm themselves. The islanders then looked after them during the winter for about three months, after which they gave them all they needed to continue their journey safely.
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