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August 29, 2021 TWENTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME AUGUST 29, 2021 Schedule of Masses Sundays: Saturday Vigil Mass: 5pm 8:00am, 10:00am (Youth Choir), 12:00pm (Adult Choir) Weekdays: Monday - Friday: 8:00am & 11:00am, Saturday: 11:00am St. Anselm Church Catholic RECTORY OFFICE 356 82nd Street Brooklyn, NY 11209 BAY RIDGE CATHOLIC ACADEMY 718-238-2900 fax 718-238-2902 365 83rd Street - Brooklyn, NY 11209 Monday - Saturday 10am - 5pm 718-745-7643 Pastor Principal Rev. Msgr. John W. Maloney Mr. Kevin Flanagan Assistant Principal Pastor Emeritus Mr. Russell Berry Rev. Msgr. Michael J. Phillips, P.E. Home & Academy Office ext. 135 Parochial Vicar www.bayridgecatholic.org Rev. Fr. Anthony Alimnonu, C.S.Sp SCHOOL OF RELIGION Permanent Deacon 718-745-0077 Deacon Thomas G. Davis Director of Faith Formation Bro. Robert E. Duffy, O.S.F. Parish Secretary Mrs. Suzanne Whiteaker ST. ANSELM YOUTH ACTIVITIES MUSIC MINISTRY 718-238-2900 718-238-2900 ext 102 Director of Music Ministry & Adult Choir Ms. Therese Panicali IN CASE OF A MEDICAL EMERGENCY, CALL 718-238-2900 ANYTIME. www.stanselmbayridge.org PARISH E-MAIL [email protected] ST. ANSELM SCHOOL OF RELIGIOUS ST. ANSELM YOUTH ACTIVITIES EDUCATION Stanselmbayridge.org click on YOUTH 718-238-2900 ext 102 CONFRATERNITY OF CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE For children in public and private schools “It’s All About the Kids” Grades 1 thru 8 Sunday classes 8:30am – 9:45am resume on September 19th for children in public & private schools Grades 1 thru 8 Study for First Penance, First Communion and Confirmation Registration: 718.745.0077 [email protected] SAVE THE DATE We are happy to announce that our GOLF OUTING has THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS!!! been scheduled!! Summer is coming to an end and so is Fr. Bonaventure’s time with us. Date: Friday, October 1, 2021 Please wish him well as he leaves St. Anselm. We Time: 1pm shotgun start thank him for all the help and care he provided all Place: Dyker Beach Golf Course summer long! Start rounding up your foursomes - Spread the word!!! For reservation forms and more information on all Youth Activities please visit the website: stanselmbayridge.org & click on YOUTH The past year was very different from others. CAREGIVERS’ SUPPORT GROUP We all had restrictions and guidelines to follow. There were many schedule changes and cancellations Tuesdays 3pm-4pm along the way but we tried our best. OLA Cavanagh Room Emotional Support, Social Outlet, Information or We managed to hold our annual Christmas Workshop- Resources wreath making as a pick up event. Please contact Arlene (718) 238-9089 All Are Welcome! We held The Bill Harner Basketball Clinic. Some of our Scout troops, dens and packs were able to have some meetings. Our Baseball and Softball program opened on time and the season went very well . We send a BIG thanks to everyone who made all of these MEMORIAL BRICKS events possible this year. There was a lot of confusion and planning over and over again but everything finally came Memorial Bricks are now available for order. together. Please contact rectory for information. We are looking forward to next year when ALL Youth Activities are back in full swing. Thanks again to everyone See you in September Saint Anselm Youth Activities Executive Board AUGUST BAPTISMS CHRISTMAS AT RADIO CITY PLEASE JOIN US IN WELCOMING OUR JOIN FR. SAUER, FR. FALCE AND FR. PETER NEWEST MEMBERS OF THE ST. ANSELM AT THE RADIO CITY CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR PARISH COMMUNITY!!! THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9 8:45am Departure from St. Patrick’s Michael Alexander Carretta $150.00 Includes: Emma Avery Eaton Bus, Ticket for Radio City, Mia Christina Garcia Logan Jun Gerbasi Visit to the Tree, Sak’s 5th Avenue & St. Patrick’s Cathedral Lorelai Olivia Petrosino Early Dinner at Villa Mosconi Greenwich Village (approximate return to parish is 5:30pm) MAY GOD BLESS THEM AND Early REGISTRATION at the rectory A MUST THEIR FAMILIES! Please call rectory (718) 238-2600 for information CLASS REUNION Bishop Kearney Class of ’71 50th Anniversary This year marks our 50th Graduation Anniversary. Although the school is now closed, we are organizing a celebration on Sept. 24, 2021 at the Staten Island Hilton Garden Inn. For more information, please email the Reun- ion Committee at [email protected] . We are also on Facebook: Bishop Kearney High School Narrows Community Theater presents its 2021 Summer – Class of 1971. Youth production , “ Les Miserables, School Edition ", th Join us for the party that has been Fridays, September 10 and 17th at 8PM , Saturday, 50 years in the making! September 18th at 1:30PM, Saturday, September 11th at 8PM, and Sundays, September 12th and 19th at 2pm , at the Fort Hamilton Army Base Theater, 101st St and Ft Hamilton Pkwy, Brooklyn, NY. ( address is 403 General Lee Ave, Bklyn NY 11209, Govt ID required! ) Tickets: $25 Adults, $20 Seniors/students ( 21 and under), and $15 children ( 12 and under) All tickets must be purchased online on our website , www.NCTHEATERNY.COM. Groups of 15 or more are $15 each and, must be ordered by phone @718-482-3173, and must all be paid for in ad- vance .Tickets will be sold at the door on the day of the performance. COVID [email protected] Care for Creation The Season of Creation is an annual ecumenical celebra- tion beginning on September 1 and continuing until the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi, October 4. During this season, we turn our attention to the marvelous world that God has created and that we are called to care for and protect. September 1 happens to be the Feast of Saint Fiacre of Breuil, the priest and abbot of the seventh century who emigrated from his native Ireland to France, where he constructed for himself a hermitage together with a vegetable and herb garden, oratory, and hospice for travelers. He is the patron saint of gardeners. There is a statue of St. Fiacre in the parish house garden at St. An- drew's. ST. ANSELM ALUMNI St. Anselm Graduates: [email protected] Send us the latest news on you and your family E-mail us ! We would like to hear from all our graduates! Please send your updated contact information to: [email protected] For the Weekend of August 21 - August 22, 2021 Weekly Expenses $13,000.00 Plate Offering $ 4,380.00 Faith Direct $ 2,500.00 Total Parish Collection $ 6,880.00 -$ 6,120.00 BOOK DISCUSSION Mass Aendance 329 . TBA 7:30 pm Colbert Center Enter through main school door All are welcome! Office of Faith Formation The Msgr. Colbert Center Brother Robert (718)745-0077 [email protected] Adult Confirmation - High school and adults of all ages. Virtual Classes on Google Meet begin Wednesday, April 20 @ 7pm Confirmation on Pentecost June 5, 2022 . Parish Library - Books and videos are available on Christ, Mary, Scripture, prayer and the saints for adults and children. Living the Word - Scripture Study of the Sunday Mass The parish of St. Anselm complies with all Safe Environment Readings. Come and explore the Bible in the Catholic mandates set forth by the Diocese of Brooklyn and the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. All employees and tradition. Dates will be posted. volunteers who have contact with children MUST attend a VIRTUS session, sign a code of conduct and submit to a Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults - Have you ever background check. Register for VIRTUS at www.virtus.org thought of becoming a Catholic? Are you baptized? Did you receive your First Communion and Confirmation? Classes for those in high school, college and adults of all ASSOCIATED VINCENTIAN ages are on Wednesdays at 7:00 pm. All sacraments are CHARITIES OF BROOKLYN received at the Easter Vigil. Gives Back St. Anselm should share in the profits. For each car, truck or van, running or not, Associated Vincentian Charities of Brooklyn will give back to our church $50/$100 per vehicle. Our Mission Statement Maybe you don’t have a vehicle, but a family member, We, the Body of Christ: St. Anselm Parish in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, friend or neighbor has an old or neglected vehicle in their rejoice in our parish’s more than 95 years of service to God, our driveway that they would like to dispose of. Call Associ- Church, our country, and our community. ated Vincentian Charities of Brooklyn at (718) 491-2525. Thank You for your participation. As Christ is Priest, Prophet, and King, we celebrate the sacramental life of the Church, proclaim the Word of God, and serve the needs of HONORING AND PRAYING FOR OUR OWN our parishioners and neighbors always with faith, hope, and charity. May God protect and reward our parishioners serving our country Walking with Christ, we accept the challenge to call all people to during this time of war. worship, to teach all nations His Truth, and to love one another as He LTJG Victor Baldoni, PFC Steven Giordano, Cpl. Patrick C. Wage, LSSA, has loved us. LT Lauren T. Guddahl Saint Anselm Mass Intentions Purgatorial Sunday, August 29, 2021 Society 8:00 - Stefan Papis 10:00 - Michele Karnaby Enrollment 12:00 - John J., John F. And Bill Mooney Phil Caruso John Brennan Monday, August 30, 2021 8:00-Hennessy and Hickey Families 11:00-Purgatorial Society Tuesday, August 31, 2021 8:00-St. Anselm Parish Family 11:00 - Marie R. Dockery Wednesday, September 1, 2021 Prayers for the Sick 8:00-Anna Maria Proscia-Anniversary 11:00-Alice Cappellettti Thursday, September 2, 2021 All who are ill are remembered in all of our prayers and 8:00-The Stonbely Family Masses; 11:00 - John McCadden Damian Arena, John Barra, Eleanor Bayley, Kathleen Bellona, Mil- dred Bonilla, Anne Boyer, Maria Brancifork, Julia Bruzzese, John Burra, Marilyn Cabal, Barbara Castaldo, Iris Cemino, Charles Christie, Friday, September 3, 2021 Beverly Cochraine, Michael V.
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