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Fatima Focus
Our Lady of Fatima Parish Community
6 Cottonwood Road - Manorhaven, New York 11050
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Parish Mission Statement
Firmly rooted in our Roman Catholic tradition,
we, the Parish of Our Lady of Fatima are a
welcoming, caring and inclusive community of
believers. We seek to bear witness to Christ’s love
for all in our lives, in our community and in our
world.
We strive to continue the mission of Jesus through
worship and in our educational, spiritual and
social justice programs and in our commitment to
stewardship.
We are a collaborative, diverse, multi-cultural
parish dedicated to reaching out to all God’s
people, especially those in need.
All are welcome in this parish.
Mass at Our Lady of Fatima Parish
Sundays
Weekdays
Sat.: 5:00 PM, 7:00 PM (Spanish)
Mon. - Fri: 8:00 AM
Sun.: 8:00 AM, 10:00 AM (Family Liturgy),
Holydays
11:30 A.M.
Eve: 7:30 PM - Day: 8:00 AM
Rectory Office: Mon. - Fri.: 9 AM - 12 Noon & 1 - 5 PM;
Sat.: 9AM - 5PM Sun.: 9 AM - 1PM
Rectory Phone: 767-0781
Rectory Fax: 767-2981
Religious Education: 944-8322
Convent: 883-1762
Parish Outreach: 883-3903
(See page 2 for further Parish information.)
Parish Staff
Parish Ministries
Reverend Steven J. Peterson, Pastor
Sister Gerri O’Neill, O.P. Director Faith Formation
Sister Kathy Somerville, O.P. Director Parish
Social Ministry
Arthur Candido, Deacon
Helen Mochwart, Music Director
Barbara Minerva, Business Manager
Altar Servers:
Deacon Arthur Candido (516)883-8032
Altar Server Schedule:
Jane Candido (516)883-8032
Baptism Preparation:
Rev. Steven Peterson (516)767-0781
Bereavement:
Yvonne Calabrese (516)883-4817
Building & Grounds:
Christopher Bollerman (516)767-0781
Communication to the Sick:
Deacon Arthur Candido (516)883-8032
CaringHands Prayer Chain:
Marge Walsh (516)767-2936
Extraordinary Ministers of Communion:
Leonor Sanchez (516)708-1202
Faith Formation Board:
Dan Trunk (516)883-3329
Finance Council:
Leonel Galvez, (516)883-1666
Gardening:
S. Kathy Somerville, O.P. (516)883-3903
Barbara Minerva (516)883-7652
Lectors:
Moderator: S. Kathy Somerville, O.P.
Schedule: Jane Candido (516)883-8032
Liturgy & Spirituality:
Rev. Steven Peterson (516)767-0781
Music:
Helen Mochwart (516)883-4415
Offering Counters:
Helen Raduazzo (516)883-8869
Pastoral Council:
Agatha Cotilletta (516)570-0925
Alicia McGrath (516)754-9692
Parish Trustee:
Mike Barry (516)883-5950
Maria Carpinelli (516)767-1822
Small Faith Communities:
Sister Gerri O’Neill, O.P. (516)944-8322
Ushers:
Michael Raduazzo (516)883-8869
Websites:
Janina Krach (516)883-8444
Parish Website: www.ourladyoffatimapw.org
Facebook: www.facebook.com/ourladyoffatimapw
Blog: ourladyoffatimapw.wordpress.com
Office Personnel
Rectory Secretaries:
Jose Machuca
Leonor Sanchez
Faith Formation Secretary:
Patricia Devine
Sacraments
Reconciliation: Saturday 4:00 – 4:45pm or by
Appointment
Baptism: Please contact the rectory four to six
weeks in advance for information and
appointment.
Marriage: Those planning a wedding should
contact the rectory at least 6 months in advance
(516)767-0781.
Anointing of the Sick: Every 4th Sunday of the
Month (11:30am Mass)
Devotions
Our Lady of Fatima Novena: Mondays following
the 8:00am Mass.
Rosary: After Daily Mass
Apostolado Hispano
Misa en Español: Los Sábados a las 7:00pm.
Bautizos: El 4 Sábado del mes durante la misa
en español. Los padres deben llamar a la
rectoría, (516)767-0781, al menos dos meses
antes.
Confesiones: Llamar y hacer cita (516)767-0781
Matrimonio: Parejas deben llamar a la rectoría,
(516)767-0781, al menos 6 meses antes de la
fecha del la boda.
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Mass Intentions
Monday, June 1st
8:00 a.m. People of the Parish
Tuesday, June 2nd
8:00 a.m. Angela & Bill McNamara
Wednesday, June 3rd
8:00 a.m. Walter Shackel
Thursday, June 4th
8:00 a.m. Intention paid by Florence
Friday, June 5th
8:00 a.m. Intention paid by Florence
Today’s second reading reminds us
that we are the adopted sons and
daughters – the heirs – of God.
We are good stewards of our
inheritance when we share our faith
and fulfill Our Lord’s command to
“go….and make disciples of all
nations.”
Saturday, June 6th
5:00 p.m. Andrew Connell
7:00 p.m. Hispanic Community
Sunday, June 7th
8:00 a.m. Maria Tarone
10:00 a.m. Elizabeth Carpinelli
11:30 a.m. Antonio Dellavechia
Prayers for the Sick
Your prayers are requested for:
Vicky & Phillip Affrunti, Rick
Atkinson, Ryan Armstrong, Bree
Bellavita, Rose Bennett, Linda Biittig, Michele Bischoff,
Baby: Darian James Bogin, John Bradley, Virginia
Cantino, Raleigh Capozzi, Mary St. John Clark, Anne
Keily-Cohen, Maryann Dishuc, Michael DiLeo, Kyle
Faticone, Charlie Fertitta, Patrick Finnegan, Kathryn
Giulitti, Kathleen Grace, Florence Gramarossa, Marie
Hayes, Anthony Kane, Michael Katz, Rita Knizewski,
Kathleen Lewis, Rita Marchese, Angela Mazzella,
Norma Mazzeo, Tommy McCarvill, Elaina McLoughin,
Bob McSweeney, Katherine Mitchelle, Don Mochwart,
Andy Mosby , Charles Murphy, Seraphina O’Brien,
Jesse Nesbit, Li O’Donnell, George O’Krepkie, Terry
Olivo, John Orr, Barbara Walsh Padilla, Glenn
Petersons, Gia Pometta, Harold Poole, Vivian Puglisi,
Nancy Scialpi, Diana Schmeltzer, Justin Simeon, Jim
Simonsen, Amy Smith, Eileen Smith, Linda Crum
Smith, Angela Starchich, Annie Tolentino, Carlos
Torres, Margaret Marie Trinko, Carla Vario, Marilyn
Zahn-Veritzan, Mary Whol, Andrew Wholykowski and
all who are homebound or have special needs.
SUNDAY COLLECTION
May 24th $3,612.00
Thank you for your generous sacrificial giving!
Your faithful sacrificial giving each week helps
Our Lady of Fatima to continue our Pastoral
Ministries and care for our parish buildings.
Thanks,
Fr. Steve
Mass Schedule
June 6th
&
June 7th
Saturday: 5:00 PM ~ Fr. Steve
7:00 PM Sunday: 8:00 AM ~ Fr. Steve
10:00 AM ~ Fr. Steve
11:30 AM ~ Fr. Steve
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Worship
Readings for the week
Monday, June 1st
 Tobit 1:3; 1:1a-8
 Mark 12:1-12
Tuesday, June 2nd
 Tobit 2:9-14
 Mark 12:13-17
Wednesday, June 3rd
 Tobit 3:1-11a, 16-17a
 Mark 12:18-27
Thursday, June 4th
 Tobit 6:10-11; 7:1bcde, 9-17; 8:4-9a
 Mark 12:28-34
Friday, June 5th
 Tobit 11:5-17
 Mark 12:35-37
Saturday, June 6th
 Tobit 12:1, 5-15,20
Mark 12:38-44
Sunday, June 7th
The Most Holy Body and Blood of
Christ
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
LITANY OF THE HOLY TRINITY:
Father of Christ our Savior;
God of all consolation;
King of eternal ages;
King of saints and angels
Father of love and mercy;
Giver of every blessing;
Stretch our your hand in healing.
Save us and make us one.
Jesus, eternal Wisdom:
Jesus, the joy of angels:
Jesus, the Son of Mary:
Jesus, our king and shepherd:
Jesus, our priest and victim:
Jesus, our hope of glory:
Send us your Holy Spirit,
Giver of joy and peace.
God the all Holy Spirit:
Bond between Son and Father:
Gift of the new creation:
Fountain of life and goodness:
Seal on God’s chosen children:
Peace of the Lord’s own giving:
Lead us through grace to glory,
One with the risen Christ.
(James Quinn, S.J.)
First Reading: Exodus 24:3-8

The people in the first reading wanted to obey
the Lord. Moses sealed this with the covenant of
blood between the Lord and his people.
Second Reading Hebrews 9:11-15

In the second reading, we hear that the blood of
Christ obtained eternal redemption for
humankind.
Gospel: Mark 14:12-16, 22-26

Jesus reminds us of this in the Gospel as he
celebrates the Passover with his disciples.
The Reflection Question for the week is:
Jesus promises to be with us always.
WHICH EXPERIENCES OF JESUS
PRESENCE HAVE BEEN PARTICULARLY
IMPORTANT TO ME? WHY?
 THANK YOU: Many thanks to all those who
helped us celebrate the great Feast of Pentecost
last weekend. Thanks to our Stewardship
Committee for taking care of hospitality after each
of the Masses, thanks to our Hispanic Music
Ministry, thanks to our lectors and ushers, thanks to
all those who participated in our procession of
ministries, thanks to all our parish ministers and to
Helen Mochwart, our Music Director. Thanks to
Deacon Artie and Jane Candido for gathering all
the pieces together.
 The LITURGY COMMITTEE will meet on
TUESDAY, JUNE 9th, at 7:30 PM in the sacristy.
 Next weekend we will celebrate the Feast of
the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ. On June
12th, we will celebrate the Feast of the Sacred
Heart of Jesus.
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 HOLY HOUR FOR PEACE: Bishop Murphy
has requested that each parish in the diocese set
aside time for a HOLY HOUR FOR PEACE in our
very troubled world. On next Sunday, the Feast of
the Body and Blood of Christ, there will be a Holy
Hour for Peace following the 11:30 AM Mass. It will
begin at 1:00 PM and conclude at 2:00 PM.
 The SACRAMENT OF THE ANOINTING
OF THE SICK will be celebrated on SUNDAY,
JUNE 28th, at the 11:30 AM Mass. All are welcome
to celebrate this sacrament of healing and
forgiveness.
ADMINISTRATION
 FAITH DIRECT: Busy making plans for
your summer vacation? Don’t forget Our Lady of
Fatima Parish in your vacation plans! Sign up today
for eGiving through Faith Direct to make sure you
remember you gift to Our Lady of Fatima Parish
while your enjoy your summer vacation. Enrolling is
easy, just go to www.faithdirect.net. Our parish
code is NY303. Thanks for your continued support
and enjoy the coming days of summer!
 The STEWARDSHIP COMMITTEE will
meet on TUESDAY, JUNE 2nd, at 7:30 PM in the
SACRISTY.
 Please support our PARISH FUND
RAISING APPEAL: A week or two ago many of
you should have received in the mail a letter about
our fund raising efforts so that we can proceed with
our hopes to expand our Parish Social Ministry
programs, improve Faith Formation processes with
better technology, establish a fund for the ongoing
formation of our catechists, replace the old desks
and chairs, and complete the restoration of our
parish church. Please consider a gift or pledge to
help us bring these important parish projects to
fulfillment. We need the support of as many
parishioners as possible to prepare for our future.
We indeed have been greatly blest over the years;
please help us prepare for the coming years so that
we continue to proclaim the gospel in Our Lady of
Fatima Parish.
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
The COMMUNICATION COMMITTEE will
meet on THURSDAY, JUNE 4th, at 7:00 PM. In the
Parish Office.

Collection for RETIRED RELIGIOUS: Next
weekend we will take up our annual collection for
the Religious Retirement Fund. Religious Sisters
and Brothers who have so many years served in
the education, health care, and social ministries of
the church need our help. The stipends being
earned by the members of our religious
communities who are still actively engages in
ministry are no longer enough to support the
elderly members of their religious communities.
The number of elderly Religious in assisted living
or nursing facilities continue to rise as do the costs
for these facilities. For the past 30 years the
Diocese of Rockville Centre has been committed to
return a portion of our financial resources to our
religious who have served the diocese in so many
ways throughout the years. Please be generous in
the second collection next weekend.
COMMUNITY
Dear Friends,
This weekend we celebrate the Feast of the Most
Holy Trinity. It is a beautiful feast! It invites us to
prayerfully reflect on the mystery of the Holy
Trinity and consider our connectedness with the
Trinity. The readings today are not about the
doctrine of the Trinity, but rather about the
experience of the Trinity that fills our lives. It’s
about relationships. The Trinity is not foremost a
doctrine, rather it is how the Divine has been
experienced throughout the ages.
In the reading from Deuteronomy there is a sense
of awe at all that God has done among the
people. In Romans Paul expresses the
complementary relationship between God and
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Jesus and the Spirit. Paul proclaims that every
believer participates in this dynamic and living
relationship. All share in the life of the Trinity. The
gospel this weekend comes from Matthew. It is
the “Great Commission,” the command to go
forth and proclaim the gospel message to all the
nations. Those who are sent are called into
relationship with the Trinity, so that they will be
able to proclaim the message with sincerity and
authenticity.
The disciples are gathered in Galilee in the
presence of the Risen Lord. They are invited to go
forth and proclaim the gospel. They have come to
a new horizon, they have come to a new
threshold of possibilities. They are caught up in
the power of Trinitarian love and this love will
transform their lives and fill them with a new
wisdom and understanding. It will lead them to
places they never imagined. It will fill them with a
love that will overcome their fears and
limitations.
My dear friends, on this Feast of the Holy Trinity
we are also invited like Israelites in the first
reading today to be filled with a sense of awe at
all the wondrous things that our God has done,
we are called like Paul to grasp that we each share
in the very life of God and like the disciples we are
sent forth to proclaim the gospel message to all
creation. We are invited to share in the mystery of
Trinitarian love which brings forth new life in
every age.
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for all our High School graduates and their families
in the backyard of the rectory.
Faith formation
 The READING GROUP will meet on
SUNDAY, JUNE 28th, at 3:00 PM in the sacristy.
The book for June is LILA by Marilynne Robinson.
 Fr. Andrew Connolly was interviewed by Sr.
Camille D’Arienzo in the National Catholic Reporter
Newspaper. If you would like to read the article
please go to
http://ncronline.org/blogs/conversations-srcamille/rockville-centre-priests-life-has-beenchallenging-never-boring
Outreach
Parish Social Ministry
FOOD PANTRY – Thank you to all those who
have donated to Our Lady of Fatima Food Pantry.
Please remember to check the expiration
dates on all your donated items.
Toiletries are always welcome! 
May this Feast of the Holy Trinity fill each of us
with wonder and awe. May it fill us with a love
that will send us forth each day to proclaim the
gospel message!
Peace,
Fr. Steve

ATTENTION HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS:
You and your families are invited to the 10:00 AM
Mass on SUNDAY, JUNE 14th, to celebrate your
graduation. The Mass will be followed by a brunch
Thank You .............
for your generosity in
donating to the
gardening collection!!!
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Living Stewardship
We are grateful this week for all stewards in
our parish who recognize that life is a gift
from God and a sacred trust. “What are you
going to do today with your gift of life?
UN MENSAJE DE
NUESTRO PARROCO
Queridos Amigos,
Este fin de semana se celebra la fiesta de la
Santísima Trinidad. Es una fiesta bella. Nos invita a
reflexionar en oración sobre el misterio de la
Santísima Trinidad y a considerar nuestra conexión
con la Trinidad. Las lecturas de hoy no tratan la
doctrina de la Trinidad, sino la experiencia de la
Trinidad que llena nuestras vidas. Tratan el tema de
relaciones. La Trinidad no es principalmente una
doctrina, sino se refiere a cómo lo Divino ha estado
experimentado a lo largo de los siglos.
En la lectura de Deuteronomio hay una sensación de
asombro ante todo lo que Dios ha hecho en el
pueblo. En Romanos Pablo expresa la relación
complementaria entre Dios y Jesús y el Espíritu.
Pablo proclama que cada creyente participa en esta
relación dinámica y viva. Todos comparten en la
vida de la Trinidad. El evangelio de este fin de
semana está tomado del evangelio según Mateo. Es
la historia de la "Gran Comisión", la orden de salir
y proclamar el mensaje del evangelio a todas las
naciones. Los enviados están llamados a entrar en
una relación con la Trinidad, para que puedan
proclamar el mensaje con sinceridad y autenticidad.
Los discípulos están reunidos en Galilea en la
presencia del Señor resucitado. Son invitados a salir
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y proclamar el evangelio. Han llegado a un nuevo
horizonte, han llegado a un nuevo umbral de
posibilidades. Están metidos en el poder del amor
trinitario y este amor transformará sus vidas y
llenarlos con una nueva sabiduría y entendimiento.
Este amor les llevará a lugares que nunca
imaginaron. Los llenará con un amor que va a
superar sus miedos y limitaciones.
Mis queridos amigos, en esta fiesta de la Santísima
Trinidad también nosotros estamos invitados, como
los israelitas en la primera lectura de hoy, para que
estemos llenados de una sensación de asombro ante
todas las maravillas que ha hecho nuestro Dios.
Estamos llamados, como Pablo, a captar que cada
uno de nosotros comparte la vida misma de Dios y,
como los discípulos, somos enviados a proclamar el
mensaje del evangelio a toda la creación. Somos
invitados a participar en el misterio del amor
trinitario que da a luz una nueva vida en cada época.
Que esta fiesta de la Santísima Trinidad nos llene a
cada uno de nosotros con asombro y admiración.
Que nos llene con un amor que nos envía cada día
para proclamar el mensaje del evangelio.
Paz,
Padre Steve
 Voluntarios – Nuestra Parroquia está en
necesidad de Ministros de Comunión, Miembros
para el Consejo Hispano, Monaguillos/as o algún
tipo de servicio comunitario. Si usted está
interesado en dar Comunión durante la Misa
Hispana o ser un Lector para leer durante la Misa,
o tal vez quiere que su hijo/a sirva a Dios, por
favor, llame al (516)883-6910 y hable con José
para más información.
 El Consejo Hispano tiene su próxima
reunión este Martes que viene en la Sacristía de la
Parroquia. Si usted quiere ser parte de este
consejo, por favor, llamar a José al 883-6910.
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Apostolado Hispano
Parroquia de Nuestra Señora de
Fátima
Declaración de Misión Parroquial
Arraigados firmemente en nuestra tradición
católica romana, nosotros, la parroquia de
Nuestra Señora de Fátima, somos una
comunidad de creyentes que acoge a todos,
cuida de todos e incluye a todos.
Intentamos dar evidencia del amor de Cristo
para todos en nuestras vidas, en nuestra
comunidad y en todo nuestro mundo.
Nos esforzamos en continuar la misión de
Jesús por medio del culto y por medio de
nuestros programas de educación,
espiritualidad y justicia social y en nuestro
compromiso de corresponsabilidad de la vida
parroquial.
Somos una parroquia colaboradora, diversa y
multicultural, dedicada a extenderse a todo el
pueblo de Dios, especialmente a los más
necesitados.
¡Todos son bienvenidos a esta parroquia!
MARÍA
“Que María sea la causa de nuestra alegría.
Que cada uno de nosotros seamos Jesús
para ella.
Nadie aprendió la humildad tan bien como
María.
Ella fue la “esclava”.
Ser esclavos significa estar al servicio de
todos con
Asistencia
Parroquial
alegría…La alegría era la fuerza de la Virgen.
Sólo la alegría pudo darle fuerza para
caminar
sin cansarse
Nuestra Despensa de Alimentos – Está bien por
ahora. Muchas gracias a todos los donantes y
voluntarios. Estamos en necesidad de los
siguientes elementos: Pastas, Fruta Enlatada,
Aceite, Mayonesa, Ketchup y todos los
artículos personales siempre son bienvenidos.
Le pedimos que por favor revise las fechas de
vencimiento de sus donaciones debido a que
hemos estado recibiendo algunos de estos
elementos expirados.
hasta las colinas de Judea
para realizar el trabajo de sierva.
También nosotros tenemos que marchar
sin detenernos,
más allá de las colinas de las dificultades.”
M. Teresa de Cálcuta
May 31, 2015
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St. Philip Neri (1515–1595) was born in Florence,
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who knew him. At the age of 18 he was set up to
become a businessman, but, after having a
mystical experience, his life was radically changed.
He left for Rome and entrusted himself to God's
providence. He found a place to live with a fellow
Florentine in exchange for Philip educating his
sons, which he did with great skill. He lived a life of
asceticism and took philosophy and theology
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Rome". He is patron of the United States Army
Special Forces. His feast day is May 26.
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