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February 5, 2017  Page Saint Rose of Lima R.C. Church, Rockaway Beach, NY February 5, 2017 Page 1886 + Celebrating Our 131st Anniversary + 2017 Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time - February 5, 2017 Rectory Office 130 Beach 84th Street Rev. James A. Kuroly, Administrator Rockaway Beach, NY 11693 Rev. Slawomir Sobiech, Parochial Vicar Phone: 718-634-7394 Fax: 718-634-6591 Rev. Robert W. Czok, In Residence Hours Mrs. Bridget Murphy, Director of Religious Education Monday to Thursday Ms. Sally Flores, Youth Minister - 9:00am to 1:00pm and 4:00pm to 8:00pm Mrs. Erin Romain, Secretary Friday - 9:00am to 5:00pm Ms. Luz Rivera, Secretary/Bookeeper Saturday - 9:00am to 3:00pm Miss Schuyler Williams, Secretary Parish Web Site Ms. Grace Matubis, Organist Mr. Jaroslaw Lepkowski, Organist http://stroseoflima-queens.org SUNDAY MASSES Parish E-Mail Saturday (Vigil): 5:00PM (English) [email protected] Sunday: 8:00AM (English), 9:30AM (Spanish), 11:00AM (English), 12:30PM (Polish) Chapel “Praise be Jesus Christ, now and for ever.” WEEKDAY MASSES Open Every Day for Prayer and Monday - Friday: 8:30AM and Noon Visits to the Blessed Sacrament. Saturday: 8:30AM (Weekday Masses are in the Chapel) 7 Days/Week - 6AM to 9PM CONFESSIONS SAINT ROSE OF LIMA CATHOLIC ACADEMY Saturday-4:00PM-4:45PM 718-474-7079 / Fax: 718-634-0524 Any time by appointment. Web Site - stroseoflimacatholicacademy.org Mrs. Theresa Andersen, Principal Ms. Kimberly Wilson, Assistant Principal PARISH MISSION STATEMENT We, the people of Saint Rose of Lima, called by God to proclaim the mystery of Christ’s saving presence, commit ourselves to serve our God, our Church, and our Community by the total giving of ourselves to the divine plan He has for us: “For I know well the plans I have for you, says the Lord, plans for your welfare, ...a future full of hope.” (Jer. 29:11) Formed by the Living Word of God, strengthened by the Eucharist, committed to Perpetual Adoration, we celebrate the uniqueness of each of us, placing ourselves at the service of all. We long to be one body in Christ. “THEY DEVOTED THEMSELVES TO THE TEACHING OF THE APOSTLES AND TO THE COMMUNAL LIFE, TO THE BREAKING OF THE BREAD AND TO THE PRAYERS.” ACTS 2:42 Saint Rose of Lima R.C. Church, Rockaway Beach, NY February 5, 2017 Page 2 January 29, 2016 Stewardship 1st Collection..........$4,117.00 2nd Collection..........$1,584.00 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Please Use Your Envelopes Each Week! "Light shines through the darkness Second Collection Next Week: for the upright." ~ Psalm 112:4 Parish Repairs and Maintenance Mass Attendance Last Weekend This Weekend Second Collection - Saturday, 5:00PM 107 The Tablet Sunday, 8:00AM 94 Saturday Sunday, 9:30AM 163 "Let It Snow" Parish Fundraiser - 50/50 Raffle - Tickets For Sale After the 5:00pm Sunday, 11:00AM 293 Mass Sunday, 12:30PM 181 Sunday Total 838 "Let It Snow" Parish Fundraiser - 50/50 Altar Gifts Raffle - Tickets For Sale After All Masses Altar Candles ~ In loving memory of Jordan Krakauer by Patryce and Edward Farnsworth Hospitality Sunday - After all Sunday Masses - Rectory Basement Sanctuary Lamps ~ In loving memory of Michael McCarthy (3rd Anniversary) by Bridie McCarthy 9:00am - Santo Rosario - Chapel Altar Flower Arrangement ~ In loving memory of Michael McCarthy (3rd Anniversary) by Bridie McCarthy 9:15am - Sunday School After 11:00am Mass - Rosary - Chapel Altar Flower Arrangement ~ En honor al Sagrado 3:00pm - Divine Mercy - Chapel Corazon de Jesus by Sagrado Corazon Members FINAL WEEK!!! DRAWING ON ** Saturday, February 11th ** After the 5:00pm Mass TICKETS ARE ON SALE AFTER MASSES TODAY! Saturday, February 4 (5PM) Sunday, February 5 (ALL Masses) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ALSO: Come to the Rectory to get your tickets Prize Amount: No Later Than: At Least $900! (as of Feb 1st) 3PM on Friday, February 10th SaintRoseRbny @saintroserbny @saintroserbny Saint Rose of Lima R.C. Church, Rockaway Beach, NY February 5, 2017 Page 3 Sluzmy Bogu z radoscia Servir al Señor con alegría Hospitality Sunday Stop After Mass See the Flyers in the Church for Additional Information About Parish Events TODAY, FEBRUARY 5th for some refreshments. It's a chance to meet Upcoming Events members of the February Host Group: Saturday, February 11 - Healing Mass - 5:00pm Cursillo Saturday, February 11 - "Let It Snow" 50/50 Raffle Drawing - After the 5:00pm Mass Sunday, February 12 - Black History Month Mass - 11:00am Tuesday, February 14 - Valentine's Day - Mass and Gift Intention Offerings Academy Ring Day - 8:30am Mass (Effective February 1, 2017) Sunday, February 19 - Mass for Couples - Individual Announced Mass: $15 11:00am Mass Parish Purgatorial Society Monday, February 20 - Presidents Day (Office One-Year Enrollment: $15 Closed) - One Mass at 10:00am Those enrolled are remembered at the Saturday, February 25 - Mardi Gras Celebration 1st Saturday 5:00pm Mass for one year (Watch for more information) Weekly Altar Gifts Sunday, February 26 - Carnival (CCD Bread and Wine / Altar Candles Fundraiser) - Desserts after all Masses / Sanctuary Lamps: $25 each Sunday, February 26 - Honduras Celebration - 9:30am Mass Flower Arrangement: $40 Tuesday, February 28 - Fat Tuesday (Watch for ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ more information) Contact the Rectory during office hours --------------------------------------------------------------- to arrange for Mass and Gift Intentions. March 1st Ashes will be distributed: 7:00am (Service), This Little Light of Mine 8:30am (Mass), Noon (Mass), 3:15pm (Service), As children we sang the lively song This Little 6:30pm (Polish Mass), Light of Mine. The words, of course, are based on 7:30pm (English/Spanish Mass) today’s Gospel, in which we are called as disciples to be salt and light for the world. Children are uninhibited about sharing their faith. It’s only when we grow older that we prefer to hide our light under a bushel basket because our culture tends not to emphasize discipleship. The message in this week’s readings is clear: in order to give glory to God through our discipleship, we must show the light of Christ in our words and deeds. Not an easy thing for Parish Multi-Cultural Committee inhibited adults. Often we may think of salt and light is Forming in terms of what we do for others, but it can be just as important not to do something, such as getting Be part of this group which will focus angry with the stranger on the road, or telling an on the diversity in our Parish Family. offensive joke. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc. Sign-up Sheet in the Church. Saint Rose of Lima R.C. Church, Rockaway Beach, NY February 5, 2017 Page 4 Saint Anthony of Padua Devotions Every Tuesday - Helpers of God's Precious Infants - Monthly Vigil Masses -- HGPI was begun by Msgr. Philip 7:00PM - Chapel J. Reilly. This pro-life mission has a monthly All are invited to participate in vigil Mass. Join this group for the Mass and then these weekly devotions. a prayerful march to a nearby abortion facility and praying “They pray best who do not know the rosary at the site. Mass is at 7:30am. that they are praying.” Saint Anthony of Padua Upcoming Dates/Church/Abortion Sites: February 18 -- Saint Paul-Saint Agnes, Brooklyn/Planned Parenthood; March 18 -- Queen of Martyrs, Forest Hills/All Women's Medical; April 22 -- Presentation, Jamaica/Queens Choices. Members of the HGPI also have a prayerful presence Daily Novenas outside several metropolitan abortion sites in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan and Queens. Stay after the 8:30am Daily Mass for these Novenas: Interested in being part of this prayerful ministry? Monday - Miraculous Medal For more information, call 718-853-2789 or visit the Tuesday - Saint Anthony of Padua web site: www.helpersny.org . Wednesday - Saint Jude The Bridge to Life Can Use Your Help! -- BTL is a Thursday - Saint Ann crisis pregnancy center located in Flushing that supplies Friday - Sacred Heart thousands of families in the NYC area with their necessary supplies. Bridge is in need of the following items: cribs (NO Saturday - Immaculate Heart of Mary drop-down), pack and plays, strollers, car seats, and clothing (sizes 2T-8). They accept gently used and new. For additional information call 718-463-1810. Web site: www.thebridgetolife.org Diocesan Lenten Pilgrimage to Catholic Cuba with Bishop Octavio Cisneros, Spiritual Director - March 24- 31 -- Join the trip aboard Celestyal Cruises with visits to: Young People ARE Being Called by God to Serve Our Lady of Cobre, Havana, Punta Frances, Cienfuegos. in the Church! Pray for Them AND For a brochure call Lucille at Regina Tours (800-Catholic Encourage Them to Pursue God’s Call! x208). Diocesan Vocations Office: 718-827-2454 ParishPay Email: [email protected] Join those who already support the mission of our www.BrooklynPriests.org Parish through monthly electronic giving. Facebook - www.facebook.com/BrooklynVocations ParishPay is very flexible and convenient, and allows the donor to give consistently. For Traveling/Away from Home? information/to sign up, visit: Don’t Miss Mass! www.ParishPay.com and search for Saint Rose by entering zip code 11693! Check Mass Schedules/Church Locations at: www.masstimes.org The web site will provide information on how to set up your electronic giving. 1-858-207-6277 (Telephone Automated Church Lookup) Also on: Facebook and Twitter Questions? Contact the Rectory weekdays during office hours. You DON’T have to do it ALONE! I am the Call the Queens AA Hotline: 718-520-5021 (24/7) and speak directly with an alcoholic volunteer! Vine, You are Or check the Queens Intergroup of AA Web Site -- www.queensaa.org -- for meeting locations, the Branches helpful information, and more! Pray Daily for Vocations to the Priesthood and Religious Life Saint Rose of Lima R.C.
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