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HOLY NAME FAMILY
PANCAKE BREAKFAST
MASSES FOR THE WEEK
TODAY, SUNDAY, APRIL 19TH
AFTER ALL THE MASSES
FR. LARRY PENZES AUTIDORIUM
PANCACES, SAUSAGE, ORANGE JUICE,
MILK, COFFEE OR TEA
ADULTS: $5.00
SENIORS/CHILDREN: $4.00
Monday, 4/20/15—Easter Weekday
7:00 AM
Carmen Terrana
9:00 AM
Joseph Pecora
Tuesday, 4/21/15—Easter Weekday
7:00 AM
Edna Farrell
9:00 AM
John Bailey
1:30 PM
Rosary, Holy Hour of Eucharistic
Adoration
Wednesday, 4/22/15—Easter Weekday
7:00 AM
For the Ints. of Monique Desrogene
on Her Birthday
9:00 AM
Multiple Intentions Mass:
Cecilia Ballarano; Noreen Clifford
Thursday, 4/23/15—Easter Weekday—St. George and
St. Adalbert
7:00 AM
For World Peace
9:00 AM
Giorgio Sorbara
Friday, 4/24/15—Easter Weekday
7:00 AM
Gerald, Louis, Genevieve, Theodore &
Albert Vetere
9:00 AM
Joan & Donald Tragesser
Saturday, 4/25/15—St. Mark
9:00 AM
Joseph A. Fugallo, Jr.
11:00 AM
First Communion—Religious Education
2:30 PM
Wedding: Erica Pryor /
John Parisi
Sunday, 4/26/15—Fourth Sunday of Easter
5:00 PM Sat.
Multiple Intentions Mass:
For the Ints. of Monique Desrogene on her
Birthday; For the Ints.of Mr. & Mrs. Robert
G. Becker—53rd Wedding Anniversary;
Jack Redmond; Clementina Trimigliozzi;
8:00 AM Sun.
PEOPLE OF THE PARISH
9:30 AM
George Patrick Hickey
11:00 AM
Elaine McHugh
12:30 PM
Mary Behan
“Blessed are the merciful;
Mercy shall be theirs!”
You can help the Sisters of Mercy in
living out the Works of Mercy ~
Enlightening our young;
Taking children off the streets;
Caring for the developmentally impaired
and the emotionally disturbed;
Helping children and families in distress;
Empowering new immigrants;
Helping the elderly and infirm sisters who
provided these services for so many years.
Chances: $10 each or 3 for $25.
The drawing will take place
on May 19th at the
Evening of Mercy
Winners need not be present.
Chances may be picked up in the
Office of Parish Social Ministry or at Our Lady of
Peace School.
We thank you for your love and support!
BANNS OF MARRIAGE
THIRD TIME:
Erica Pryor, OLP / John Parisi, Notre
Dame, New Hyde Park, NY.
53RD WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
On behalf of the entire parish family of
Our Lady of Peace, we would like to congratulate
Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Becker on the celebration of their 53rd Wedding Anniversary on Saturday April 25,
2015. May the Lord bless you with many more happy and
healthy years together.
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Grant Us Your Salvation! IN THE CHARITY OF
YOUR PRAYERS, PLEASE PRAY FOR THE ILL,
ESPECIALLY: Mary DePinto, Claire Kane, Bridget Vogt,
PARISH SOCIAL MINISTRY
Rosalie Filauri, Philomena Picone, Desiree Gerardi, Margaret Casina,
Marie DiBlasi, Annmarie Stanton, Nikki Robertson, Eileen Meyers,
Ann O’Connor, Kevin O’Brien, Kevin Ledwith, Matt McCormack,
Doug Griffith, Elaine Zarrilli, Helene M., Kim Flynn, Camille Cromeyn, Kenney Mazzone, Kathleen Fischer , John Colalillo, Jennifer Abraham, Carl Baxter, Sydell Bogin, Catherine Boisselle, Andrew Moore,
Doug Griffith, Matthew Vargas, Don Dantona, Josephine
Sorbara, Pat Butler, Richard Bowman, Sue O’Brien, Georgette
Dillingham., Madeline & Joseph Giordano, Donald Conway, Jr,
Veronica Heinz, Mr. & Mrs. William Maxwell. (List will remain
approximately four weeks. After that time, you may call to renew your
request for prayers).
AND FOR ALLTHE DECEASED, ESPECIALLY:
Dolores Marie Feely
THE BREAD
The Bread this week has been donated in loving
memory of Helen & Joseph Soviero from the Belding
Family.
THE WINE
The Wine this week has been donated in loving
memory of Helen & Joseph Soviero from the Belding
family.
THE ROSE FOR LIFE
The Rose For Life this week has been donated in
memory of Peg Ricioppo from her loving family.
SANCTUARY CANDLE
The Sanctuary Lamp this week has been memorialized in
loving memory of Ralph Fedele. “Rest in the arms of the
angels. You will be sorely missed,” Allie & Richard.
AROUND OUR PARISH..…
— HOLY HOUR OF EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Every Tuesday from 1:30 to 2:30PM in the Church. Please
join us at 1:30 as we pray the Rosary. There will be Benediction on the 1st Tuesday of each month.
— MIRACULOUS MEDAL NOVENA - Please stay and
pray with us every Saturday morning after the 9AM Mass in
the Church.
—TWICE BLESSED THRIFT SHOPPE - Open on Tuesdays and Fridays from 9:30AM to 2:30PM all year long.
Please leave only gently-used clothing and other items.
—CYO - for any information regarding CYO please visit our
website at OLPCYO.com.
—OLP SPIRIT SPACE—MEDITATION/READING
GROUP- Every Thursday from 7:30PM-9:30PM in the
Parish House.
—YOUTH GROUP (7th-12th graders)—join our wonderful
Youth Group which meets the 1st and 3rd Fridays of every
month at the Parish House, 20 Neiman Ave., from 7PM to
9PM. Our email is: [email protected].
READINGS FOR NEXT WEEKEND
APRIL 26, 2015
Acts 4:8-12; 1 Jn 3:1-2; Jn 10:11-18
Reflection:
Adults: Jesus, the Good Shepherd cares so much for us, His
sheep. How will we follow Jesus, our Shepherd? Will we be
conscious of people who need protection, people who are
afraid, or weak? How will we reach out to them?
Children: Jesus is our Good Shepherd. He loves us and
cares for us. He helps us when we are lonely or afraid. How
will you, as a friend of Jesus, help others?
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PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR ARMED
FORCES, ESPECIALLY: Chaplain Col. Mark Rowan,
JOB BANK
OUR LADY OF PEACE PARISHIONERS
U.S.A.F.; Chaplain Maj. James Krische, U.S. Army; Chaplain Lt.
Cmdr. Robert Coyle, U.S.N.; Sgt. Kevin Kearney, Special Forces,
U.S. Army; Cpl. Manuel Callejas-Rodas, U.S.M.C.; Lt. Col. Alvah E.
Ingersoll, U.S.M.C.; Ltjg. Michael Harmon, U.S.N.; Safaridin Khan,
U.S.A.R.; Maj. Eric M. Carrano, U.S.A.F.; Pvt. Kristopher Lewis,
U.S. Army; Pfc. Kristian Kleffmann, U.S. Army; PV2 Joseph C.
Lisciandri, M.P.; Pvt. lst Cl. Joseph DeFilippe, U.S.A.F.; Sgt. Christian Orellana, U.S. Army; lst Lt. Clayton Z. Cohn, U.S. Army; Sgt.
Robert J. Lant, U.S. Army; Pfc. Dan McEnerney, U.S. Army; Rick
Soethout, U.S. Army; Paul Barrett, Special Forces U.S.M.C.; Cpt.
Matthew Conn, U.S. Army; Maj. John Sottnik, U.S. Army; Cpt. Lee
Zeldin, U.S. Army.; Sgt. Brian James Dolan, U.S. Army; Capt. Michael A. DeVita, U.S.A.F.; Lt. Cmdr. Christopher Delamere,
U.S.C.G.; Staff Sgt. Albert Santini, III, U.S.M.C.; Pvt. lst Cl .Michael
Deras, U.S. Army; Pfc. Matthew Duggan, U.S.M.C., U.S. Navy;
Petty Officer Christopher Nusselt, U.S. Army; Private 1st Class Gregory Nusselt; Maj. Colleen Fitzpatrick, U.S.A.F.; L.Cpl. Ryan Carriddi, USMC; Alan Murphy, U.S.M.C.; Lt. Stephen Szalai, U.S.N.; Pv2
Alejandro Arroyave, U.S. Army; Michael Stapleton, U.S.M.C.; Mark
Callei, U.S. Navy; Lt. Steven Fusswinkel, U. S. Navy; Captain
Maureen Dooley, U.S.M.C.; Lt. Col. A. J. Griffin, U.S.A.F.; Spc.
Christopher Nevin, U.S. Army; Pvt. Frank J. Pascale, U.S.M.C.; Cpt.
Ryan Harmon, U.S. Army; Sgt. William T. Heritage, U.S. Army;
CWS3 Pablo Cheveres, U.S. Army;1st Lt. Steven R. Liguori, Jr., U.S.
Army; L. Cpl. Brendan Hennessy, U.S.M.C.; Maj. Gregory John
Mueller, USMC; Cpt. Justin Gill, U.S. Army Aviation; Cpt. Brian
Peterson, U.S.A.F.; R.C.T Kenneth Alexander Arrigale, U.S.M.C.;
L.Cpl. Christopher Aubin, U.S.M.C.
IMPORTANT: Please be kind enough to contact Lynn at the
Rectory if you would like your loved ones removed from or added
to our Prayer List .
HELPING PARISHIONERS…
Please note: Our Lady of Peace can not specifically endorse
nor recommend anyone on this list. For further information,
please call the Office of Parish Social Ministry at 599-7448.
—Seeking Companion/Housecleaning Position. Cooking. laundry,
vacuuming, dusting, washing dishes, general housekeeping. Reliable, compassionate, personable care. Fluent in Spanish. If you need
my services, please call Linda at (516) 285-6043.
—Seeking Customer Service/office Position. Experienced Office
Manager—scheduled appointments, handled customers’ queries,
sales for services, payments, filed paperwork. Placed orders for office supplies as well as products sold. Kept daily logs and scanned
year-end data, microfilming all data, checking for accuracy before
storing in vault, monitored all office procedures. Computer savvy.
If you have a job for someone who can multitask with excellent administrative organizational, and communication skills, please contact
Robert (516) 444-9688.
—Seeking Position in Finance. Interacted with clients to assess
their financial goals and create a portfolio to meet their needs for
investments, retirement, educational, and estate planning. Informed
clients of risk assessment. Research mutual funds, life insurance
annuities, managed all life insurance and annuity business for firm.
Handled marketing and promotion for events. Possesses proficient
communication and organizational skills; capable of working independently or as part of a team. If you have an opening for an adept
financial expert, please phone Deborah (904) 662-0826.
—Pet Sitting. Going away on vacation? Day outing? Starting a full
time job? Need someone to care for your pet in the comfort of their
own home? Experienced pet sitter—walking, feeding, litter pans,
socializing, light cleaning, give meds. Dependable attentive, loving
OUR THANKS TO THE
WONDERFUL SPONSORS OF OUR
1ST ANNUAL CASINO NIGHT
RESPECT LIFE COMMITTEE…
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In February, Canada’s Supreme Court overturned the ban on
physician-assisted suicide (PAS) and joined a growing number
of progressive nations that have legalized euthanasia (Belgium,
Luxembourg, Switzerland and the Netherlands). In the U.S.,
PAS laws have been executed on the state level in Oregon,
Washington, and Vermont. There is no PAS law in Montana,
but a court ruling has shielded physicians from criminal liability
if a patient has given consent to PAS. With the highly public
and partisan story of Brittany Maynard, a California woman
diagnosed with terminal brain cancer who availed herself of
Oregon’s PAS law, there is mounting pressure in many other
state legislatures to legalize PAS.
Currently in N.Y., suicide assisted by a physician is illegal and
can be prosecuted as second degree manslaughter. However, in
February, End of Life Choices New York (formerly Compassion
& Choices of New York and the leading organization promoting
PAS throughout the U.S.) initiated a lawsuit to carve out an
exception against prosecuting physicians who assist a terminally
ill patient to commit suicide in New York. Some NY State Senators have introduced legislations (S. 3685, New York End of
Life Options Act) and an Assemblywoman has sponsored similar legislation (A. 2129, Death With Dignity Act).
Some law makers are appealing to a sense of compassion for
those experiencing suffering as the end of life approaches, but
advances in pain medicine have eradicated virtually all cases of
intractable pain.
(Life Center of Long Island Newsletter, March 2015)
—Lanzello Roofing & Remodeling ,138 Prospect Ave.,
Hewlett
—Ledwith & Atkinson, A Full Service Law Firm,
14 St. James Pl., Lynbrook
—In Memory of Bob Reardon
—Zwanger-Persiri Radiology
—Trinity Abstract, 44 College Place, RVC
—The Englander Family
—Paul & Morgan Wrapp
—The Giacopelli Family
—Frank Tinelli, Allstate Insurance, 90 Gardiners Ave.,
Levittown
—P Twelve Catering
—Pearsall’s Station, Lynbrook
—Gino’s Pizza & Restaurant, Lynbrook
—Peak Performance, Lynbrook
—Adrian M. Hardej, DDS, 50 Hempstead Ave.,
Lynbrook
—Carpet & Design Emporium, Lynbrook
—Crown Ford, Lynbrook
—Burger Bandit, Lynbrook
—The Barkley Family
PLEASE MAKE YOUR VOICES HEARD
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TIME, TALENT & TREASURE
This Week’s Stewardship of Time and Talent
In gratitude for God’s gifts of time and talent to use, we gratefully salute our Family Mass Committee.
Stewardship Thought for the Week
The disciples in today’s Gospel came to know Jesus in the
breaking of the bread. When we share what we have with
those who are in need, we, too, will discover Jesus in our
midst.
Parish Sacrificial Giving1
Collection information from last weekend:
Collection from the same weekend last year:
$10,829.00
$13,490.00
Thank you for your generosity to your parish.
2015 CATHOLIC MINISTRIES
APPEAL UPDATE
as of April 7, 20152015
NEW PARISH GOAL: $83,l00
AMOUNT PLEDGED TO DATE: $54,730
AMOUNT PAID TO DATE: $31,865
NUMBER OF GIFTS: 192
Thanking you always for your sacrifice to the
Catholic Ministries Appeal which helps so many.
LET US WELCOME
OUR NEW PARISHIONERS
GOLF
Dimitri & Nadege Beauliere
Vinode & Marian Chand
Joseph & Dunja Froman
Thomas & Michelle Harvey
Michael & Kathleen Healey
Jason & Kristina Olivieri
OLP YOUTH GROUP
NEWS!!
All 7th through
12th Graders
SAVE THE DATE
OLP’S ANNUAL
GOLF OUTING
TUESDAY,
JUNE 9TH, 2015—1PM
LIDO GOLF CLUB
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
SOUTH NASSAU COMMUNITIES
HOSPITAL
We are looking for volunteers (18+) willing to work
a four hour shift each week with a minimum of 100 hours a
year. Assignments may be patient or administrative related.
Enjoy as benefits: annual award luncheon and special events;
new friends and experiencing the satisfaction of helping others! Complete an online application by visiting
www.southnassau.org. An interview and orientation will
follow, and you must submit a medical clearance form. For
more information call (516) 623-3928.
You didn’t join our Youth Group yet??
Come to the Parish House (20 Nieman Ave.) the first
and third Fridays of every month from 7PM to 9PM.
Bring a friend!
For more information email us at
[email protected]
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“DOROTHY DAY: PEACEMAKER
FOR OUR TIMES”
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
93RD ANNUAL
COMMUNION BREAKFAST
NEXT SUNDAY, APRIL 26TH
HONORING HUMANITARIAN
OF THE YEAR
MAYOR WILLIAM J. HENDRICK
9:30AM MASS AT
OUR LADY OF PEACE CHURCH
On Thursday, April 30th at 7:30PM, the Institute for
the Study of Religion at St. Joseph’s College, Patchogue will
offer a presentation entitled, “Dorothy Day: Peacemaker for
Our Times.“ The speaker is Martha Hennessy, the granddaughter of Ms. Day, famous social justice advocate and
founder of the Catholic Worker Movement. The talk will take
place in the McGann Conference Center in the O’Connor
Building of the college which is located at Exit 52 of Sunrise
Highway. The event is free and open to the public. No RSVP
is required but questions can be addressed to Professor Paul
Ginnetty at (631) 687-2681.
Breakfast immediately following at
St. Mary’s/Maris Stella Council
78 Hempstead Ave., Lynbrook
$10 Ticket Donation—No Tickets sold at the door.
Capp John Panaro, PGK (516) 330-7457 for tickets.
RETROUVAILLE
K. OF C THE SIGN OF THE CROSS
DEAF/HEARING IMPAIRED
COUNCIL

(pronounced Retro-vi)
Another Marriage-Saving
Retrouvaille Weekend
Begins on May 29th, 2015
You Can Help Heal Your Marriage
Do you feel alone? Are you frustrated or angry with
each other?
 Do you argue or have you just stopped talking to each
other?
 Does talking about it only make it worse?
Retrouvaille helps couples through difficult times in
their marriages. This program has helped thousands of couples worldwide experiencing ALL TYPES of marital difficulties. For confidential information about the Retrouvaille program, or to register for the upcoming weekend that begins on
Friday, May 29th, please call 1-800-470-2230 and you will
be connected directly and confidentially to a couple from
Long Island/Metro Retrouvaille who can help. Please call or
go on our website www.retrouvaille.org to make a reservation! Weekends get filled up very quickly.
The only deaf/hearing impaired Knight of Columbus
Council in the world. Hearing men are welcome also. Meetings held the 1st and the 3rd Monday of every month in
Hicksville. For more information, contact John Passarella,
Grand Knight, at (516) 997-8347 or [email protected]
YOUNG ADULTS (21+)
Faith on Tap is a forum engaging young adults in
straight talk and honest answers to questions of faith. It is a
genuine and sincere effort to reach out and meet the young
adults of this diocese and to listen and respond to what matters to them as young adults in the church. Faith on Tap also
offers young adults a place where they can meet others who
are also living out their faith. Join us at Lily Flanagan’s at 345
Deer Park Ave., Babylon on May 4th at 7PM (talk begins at
7:30PM) where our guest speaker will be Fr. Ted Brown, MS,
a member of the Missionaries of Our Lady of LaSalette whose
topic is: “Saints You Should Know… and Saints To Be…”
TABOR RETREAT CENTER
60 Anchor Ave., Oceanside, NY
536-3004
Please join us for the following special programs
—Life Giving Friendship...With God, Others, and Even
Ourselves! Saturday, April 25th from 9:30AM—3PM.
Come, spend a day exploring friendship in your life. Bring
a friend, bring yourself. Allow the nurturing, sustaining and
strengthening blessings that grace your life speak to you of
God’s love. Donation $50 (breakfast/lunch)
—April Showers, Sunday, April 26th from 2PM to
4:30PM. April Showers bring...new life, new hopes as we
become a sign of joy and hope quietly in every small whisper of God’s love given...shared...and even transformed in
some mysterious, everyday way. Donation: $20.
HELP THE POOR IN APPALACIA
The emergency food pantry at St. Stephen’s Catholic Church in Cumberland, Kentucky distributes collected
food, groceries and sanitary products to over 400 families in
need every month. They need help to keep going. Please
consider supporting the food pantry by sending a donation,
large or small to:
St. Stephen Catholic Church
304 Central St., Cumberland, Ky 40823
Also, volunteer missionaries are welcome, call Father Mani at
(609) 589-5616. May God forever bless you; whatever you
do for the poor will be a treasure in heaven!
Please call to make your reservation.
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