COME PRAY WITH US
SPRING MASS SCHEDULE
ST. ROSALIE’S IN HAMPTON BAYS
Weekday Mass:.....................8 a.m., 12 noon
Saturday Mass:................... 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. (Vigil)
Sunday Masses:......................8, 9:30 and 11 a.m.
Spanish Mass: .................... Sunday at 4 p.m.
Holy Day Vigil: ................. 7 p.m.
Holy Day Mass: ................. 8 a.m. and 12 noon
Our fifth official season of the
Good Ground, Beautiful Ground
Ministry, dedicated to making the
outside of St. Rosalie’s as beautiful as
the inside......................................... P. 5
Fifth Sunday of Easter
MIRACULOUS MEDAL NOVENA: Tuesday after 8 a.m. Mass
WEDNESDAYS WITH THE BLESSED SACRAMENT:
Exposition: 8:30–11:45 a.m., Benediction: 11:45 a.m.
SPECIAL NEEDS MASS: Third Saturday at 3 p.m. (Vigil)
ST. ROSALIE’S IN EAST QUOGUE
Sunday Mass:.............................................................9 a.m.
Holy Day Mass: ............................................. 7:30 p.m.
The Knights of Columbus will be
taking donations for Mother’s Day
roses on May 9 and 10, after all
Masses.........................................p. 10
May 3, 2015
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SACRAMENTAL SCHEDULE
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
Baptism is administered every other Sunday at 2 p.m.
Please make arrangements two months in advance.
SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY
This sacrament requires a time of spiritual
preparation. We ask couples to make arrangements at
least six months prior to the marriage.
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
Confessions are heard on Saturdays from 4–4:30 p.m.
or by appointment.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK
The sacrament is available after the 8 a.m. Mass on
Saturdays. Urgent calls to administer to the seriously
ill are received at any time. The sick person’s family
should notify the priest. Call to arrange for the
Eucharist to be brought to shut-ins.
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ST. ROSALIE’S PASTORAL STAFF
Father Edward M. Sheridan, Pastor
Father Kevin Thompson, Associate Pastor
Father Collins Adutwum, Associate Pastor
Monsignor Dennis M. Regan, Pastor Emeritus
Monsignor William J. Gill, Pastor Emeritus
Father Paul J. Dahm, Actively Retired
Deacon Chris Ervin, Pastoral Associate
Coordinator of Religious Formation
Eileen McPhelin.................................................728-9248
Director Music/Liturgy
Tom Humbert.....................................................728-9461
Director of Parish Social Ministry
Catherine Andrejack ..........................................728-9249
PARISH SOCIAL MINISTRY AND FOOD PANTRY
OPEN TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 10 a.m. TO 2 p.m.
COMMUNITY SERVICES
Business Manager
Mary Howell ......................................................728-9461
Birthright ....................................................... 728-8900
Catholic Charities Substance Abuse Clinic.... 723-3362
Dominican Sisters Family Health Service ....... 728-0937
Administrative Assistant
Linda Magagnoli................................................728-9461
FAX .................................................728-2559
Stewardship, A Way of Life
As we continue our journey, we share our
“Time, Talents and Treasures” with our
family, friends and our parish community.
As always, we place our trust in God.
Last week’s Offertory Collection:
CENTRO CORAZON DE MARIA 728-5558
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY 728-9461
OUR LADY OF THE HAMPTONS REGIONAL SCHOOL
$11,658.
Sister Kathryn Schlueter, CSJ, Principal.......................... 283-9140
$10,947.
ST. ROSALIE’S BULLETIN
Bruce C. Doscher, Editor
Bernie Beglane, Consultant
Last year’s Offertory Collection:
May 3, 2015
ST. ROSALIE’S OFFICE AND ADMINISTRATIVE CENTER
OPEN MONDAY TO FRIDAY 9 A.M.–12 NOON AND 1 P.M.–4 P.M.
EVENINGS AND WEEKENDS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
631-728-9461 [email protected]
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From The Pastor’s Desk
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Dear Brothers and Sisters,
Today is the Fifth Sunday of
Easter. Last week we spoke of
Christ as the Good Shepherd.
Remain in Me
He is The Good Shepherd
who leads us Home! Today we
hear in Saint John’s Gospel “I
am the true vine, and my Father is
the vine grower” JOHN 15:1. He
goes on to say “Remain in Me
and I remain in you.” JOHN 1:4.
“If you remain in me and my
words remain in you,
ask for whatever you want and it
will be done for you.
By this is my Father glorified,
that you bear much fruit and
become my disciples." JOHN 1: 7-8
It is by the fruits of our
prayers and our works and
labors that we as a community
become more and more the
disciples of Jesus Christ. We
begin to integrate more and
more the story of Jesus Christ
by living as His disciples in the
world.
Can This Be My Story?
The gospels of the Easter
season including those as the
gospel of the “road to Emmaus”
and “the appearances of the
Risen Christ” and “of the Good
Shepherd” and today “of the
vine grower” really speak
about Christ’s story that can
Fifth Sunday of Easter
become our story! This story
highlights the Eucharist! As the
Easter Season unfolds, we enter
into a greater understanding of
what the Eucharist means to
each and every one of us, at
Mass and how our lives are
changed by this very
celebration. Our openness leads
us to our participation in the
celebration, and ultimately how
we integrate this gift into our
own lives and therefore become
the Eucharist for one another.
Searching One’s Faith
When I was a teenager, I
went through a period where I
questioned: “How do I know
that I really believe?” Did you
ever wonder about the
doctrines of our Catholic faith?
Brothers and sisters the bottom
line is: We can go so far in
studying theology.
We, like St. Anselm, may
have our faith-seeking
understanding. However, we
finally get to a point where we
are able to say: We know we
believe by how we live. Let us
live as disciples of Jesus Christ,
taking the story of Christ and
making it part of our family
story…our parish story etc.
Then we will know we believe
by the fruits that come for the
Gift of the Holy Spirit!
Congratulations!
Again, congratulations to all
our First Communicants who
received Jesus for the first time
on May 2 and those who will
receive on May 16! We are
praying for you and also for
our Confirmandi who will
receive the Sacrament of
Confirmation next Saturday,
May 9.
New Session of our Lazarus
Bereavement Group
We have delayed the start
date of our Bereavement
Group till Tuesday, May 5 at
10 a.m. That date will allow us
to include other members who
will benefit from this group. It is
based on a very successful
program from the Archdiocese
of Hartford and goes for nine
weeks.
If you are reading this notice
and you or someone you know
is grieving the loss of a loved
one, help is available. Please
call the parish office
to register for this
group which begins
this coming Tuesday,
May 5, at 10 a.m.
Everyone is welcome
to join.
Come Holy Spirit, Come
during the Easter Season of Joy,
Father Ed, pastor
May 3, 2015
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MASS INTENTIONS
St. Rosalie’s Bulletin
WE
OFFER OU R P R A Y E R S
FOR
MONDAY, MAY 4
8 a.m.
12 noon
Lucy Coyle Schilling (Ralph and Catherine
DeCicco)
Jennifer Hart (Rooney Family)
TUESDAY, MAY 5
8 a.m.
12 noon
Virginia Cunningham (Frank and Mary Ann
Heenan); Benjamin Germano (Stephen and
Linda Mannoia)
Gabrielle Mongillo (Mary Howell)
THE
SICK:
JOYCE MARDEN
FOR
THE
DECEASED:
JOHN DILLON, ANDREW ZAK
AND FOR ALL THOSE LISTED IN THE
BOOK
OF
REMEMBRANCE
MINISTERS SCHEDULE
WEDNESDAY, MAY 6
Saturday, May 2, 5 p.m.
8 a.m.
12 noon
LECTOR: Susan Buckheit. EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS: Frances
Santarsiero, Donald Schmidt, Patricia Schultz, George
Lorenz, John DeCristoforo, Patricia Lechleider, Jo Dolan.
ALTAR SERVERS: .
Al McNally (Terry McNally)
Sean Brady (Elaine and Charles McDonagh)
THURSDAY, MAY 7
8 a.m.
12 noon
Patrick McNally (Terry McNally); Bernard
Marbach (Michele and Frank Leslie)
Anna and Martin Lechleider (Pat
Lechleider)
FRIDAY, MAY 8
8 a.m.
12 noon
Ann Coletti (Matt Schug)
Joseph and Rosaria Macaluso (Son Richard
and Family)
SATURDAY, MAY 9
8 a.m.
5 p.m.
Dotty D’Amatto (Marie Coar and Family)
Edward Buckheit (Bob and Noreen Iovino)
SUNDAY, MAY 10
8 a.m.
Living and Deceased Members of the Holy
Name Society
For Our Parishioners
Catherine DiPierno (Family)
Sunday, May 3, 8 a.m.
LECTOR: Caroline Caccavallo. EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS:
Regina Carpenter, Margaret Sullivan, Joseph Geoghan,
Kay Geoghan, C. Sullivan, Shawn Leonard, Patricia
Leonard. ALTAR SERVERS: .
Sunday, May 3, 9:30 a.m.
LECTOR: Maureen Collins. EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS: Bill
Hughes, Mickey Dawson-Bell, Linda Schaefer, Sharon
Celi, Paul David, Grace Rizzo, Beth Perchuk. ALTAR
SERVERS: .
Sunday, May 3, 11 a.m.
EAST QUOGUE
LECTOR: Marie Mulcahy. EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS: Denise
Wagner, Nancy Lang, Salvatore Traversa, Sarah
Cunliffe, Dorothy Connors, Thadeus MacKrell, Joan
Riordan. ALTAR SERVERS: .
9 a.m.
Sunday, May 3, 9a.m. East Quogue
9:30 a.m.
11 a.m.
Ann McHugh (Fran Nill)
WE PRAY FOR THOSE WHO SERVE OUR
COUNTRY IN THE ARMED FORCES
Michael Algozzino, USAF Devin Blowes, USMC
Rachel Blydenburgh, USA Sean M. Boden, USN
Kenneth Bragoli, USMC
Amanda Catena, USA
Joseph N. Cea, USCG
Eric Conlon, USA
Ryan Conlon, USA
Victoria Conlon, USA
Victor J. Cortese, USA
Michael Christiano, USMC
Jason Davin, USAF
Richard W. Davin, USAF
Ryan Dhew, USMC
Peter Driscoll, USN
Steven E. Forrester, USA
Thomas Garvey, USMC
Dylan Gatto, USAF
Henry Hague, USA
Lillian Hague, USA
Andrew Hughes, USA
Thomas Kleefisch, USA
Christopher Mascia, USA
Sean P. Murphy, USN
Thomas Peyton, Jr., USAF
Mike Rigney, USA
Richard Robinson, USA
Michael Rodick, USA
Jeremy Rodriguez, USA
Ray Rodriguez USA
Anthony Romagnoli, USN
Ryan Saunders, USMC
Ronan Seltenrich, USA
Daniel R. Smith, USA
Guy Squires, USA
Bartosh Tomachiewski, USMC
May 3, 2015
LECTOR: Tom Cregan. EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS: Yvette
Echevarria, Marianne Werben, Kathleen Johnson. ALTAR
SERVER: .
Bible readings
for the week
Monday, May 4
Reading I:Acts of the Apostles 14:518;
Gospel: John 14:21-26
Tuesday, May 5
Reading I: Acts of the Apostles
14:19-28;
Gospel: John 14:27-31
Wednesday, May 6
Reading I: Acts of the Apostles 15:16;
Gospel: John 15:1-8
Thursday, May 7
Reading I: Acts of the Apostles 15:7-21;
Gospel: John 15:9-11
Friday, May 8
Reading I: Acts of the Apostles 15:2231;
Gospel: John 15:12-17
Saturday, May 9
Reading I: Acts of the Apostles 16:110;
Gospel: John 15:18-21
Sunday, May 10
Sixth Sunday of Easter
Reading I: Acts of the Apostles 10:2525, 34-35, 44-48;
Reading II: 1 John 4:7-10;
Gospel: John 15:9-17
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MEMORIALS
The Altar bread and wine this week
was donated in memory of:
FRANK HEENAN
Requested by Rae LaMagna
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Good Ground, Beautiful Ground Ministry
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HAPPENINGS THIS WEEK at a glance
Sunday, May 3:
Gala Raffle and Dinner Ticket Sales at all Masses
Monday, May 4:
Birthright Mass 1 p.m. – Church
St. Vincent DePaul Meeting 1 p.m. – Parish Center
Evening Prayer 5:30 p.m. – Church
Stewardship Gala Meeting 6:30 p.m. – Parish Center
Contemporary Ensemble Practice 7 p.m. - Church
Men’s Prayer Group 7 p.m. – Parish Center
We are happy to announce the launch of our fifth
Tuesday, May 5:
official season of the Good Ground, Beautiful Ground
Miraculous Medal Novena 8:30 a.m. – Church
Ministry.
Upper Room Prayer 9 a.m. – Fellowship Room
Bereavement Group 10 a.m. - Parish Center Parish
Dedicated to making the
Council Meeting 7 p.m. – Parish Center
outside of St. Rosalie’s as
beautiful as the inside, we want
Wednesday, May 6:
our church grounds to be inviting
Exposition of Blessed Sacrament 8:30-11:45 a.m.
to residents and visitors alike.
Benediction 11:45 a.m. – Church
Welcoming blooms and fragrant
Little Rock Scripture 10 a.m. – Fellowship Room
air make the arrival to any
Altar Rosary Society 1:15 p.m. – Parish Center
Adult Choir Practice 7 p.m.
destination the start of a great experience.
Charismatic Prayer Group 7 p.m. – Fellowship Room
So, whether you have a green thumb, or not, you
are invited to join us and participate in an enjoyable
Thursday, May 7:
morning of friendship on Saturday, May 9 at 9 a.m.
New Altar Server Training 4 p.m. – Church
for a light breakfast and planting. Please bring your
Friday, May 8:
own gardening tools.
Divine Mercy Chaplet 12:30 p.m. – Church
As Mother’s Day is May 10 this year, please
Saturday, May 9:
consider honoring your mother, grandmothers, aunts,
Good
Ground
Planting
9
a.m.
Church Grounds
godmothers, those who are no longer with us – yet
Confirmation 11:30 a.m. – Church
with us always – by making a donation to St. Rosalie’s
Sunday, May 10:
marked for Good Ground.
Children’s
Liturgy
of
the
Word
9:30 a.m. – Church
Your donation and intention will be listed in an
Altar
Server
Investiture
9:30
a.m. – Church
upcoming bulletin and your generous participation is
Knights
of
Columbus
Rose
Sale
after
all Masses
welcomed and appreciated – the perfect way to say
Baptisms 2 p.m. – Church
“Thank you” to the special women in your life.
For more information, please call Beth Perchuk at
St. Rosalie’s Booster Club
(516) 983-1206. Thank you.
Congratulations to the winner of last week’s drawing:
SAVE THE DATE!!!
May 30, 2015
St. Rosalie’s Community Garage Sale
8 a.m.-2 p.m. (Rain Date June 6)
St. Rosalie’s parking lot
Watch the bulletin for more information.
Fifth Sunday of Easter
EILEEN E GAN
Please return your 2015 raffle stubs you received in
the mail recently. Or, stop by the Parish Center to
purchase them. Remember all winners will be put back
into the drum. This past year many have won the
weekly drawing more than once!
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Statement from Cardinal Dolan On Behalf Of The
New York State Catholic Conference
Governor Cuomo and the leadership of the New York State Senate
and Assembly have announced a three-way agreement on a state
budget, which again does not include the Education Tax Credit, a
critically needed piece of legislation for the parents and students of
Catholic and other nonpublic education in the state.
Following is a statement of Timothy Cardinal Dolan, archbishop of
New York and president of the New York State Catholic Conference:
“Last week, I made the comment that there would be plenty of
blame to go around if the Education Tax Credit didn’t get done in the
state budget. And now, sadly, this has played out yet again. My brother
bishops and I are sorely disappointed in all of our political leaders in
Albany, who again assured us of their strong personal support, but again
could not deliver for the children of our state. Yet we have no alternative
but to turn to them again and implore them to please pass this legislation once and for all before the
close of the legislative session.
“The Education Tax Credit encourages increased charitable giving to public schools and to
foundations which provide scholarships to help children in need escape failing public schools. This is
why the legislation is supported by so many in our minority communities, where the financial need is the
greatest and the disparity in educational outcomes between public and Catholic schools are so great.
Parents in these communities are desperate for a better future for their children, a future that our
schools can provide. Why their representatives are insensitive to them is a mystery.
“We have a difficult time understanding how in the world this has proven to be such difficult
legislation to pass. We have a Governor who has called it a ‘matter of justice’ and included it in his
executive budget. We have a Senate that passed it overwhelmingly by a vote of 44-16 earlier this
year. And we have an Assembly with a solid majority of Democrats and Republicans who have said
they support it. In addition, it has the support of more than 150 community, business, education, faith
and labor organizations. Yet, somehow, it ended up pulled from the budget agreement, while the
public schools again get a new boost to their gargantuan budget.
“So, while we have many supporters we can and do thank, there is also plenty of blame to go
around. Our elected officials must cease allowing public school teachers unions intent on creating a
government school monopoly to continue dictating education policy in our state. We turn again to our
leaders to do the right thing, and pass the Education Tax Credit, not for any interest group, but for the
children of our state. Every year that goes by is more lost opportunity for untold numbers of children.
Their futures will not wait. Who will put their needs first?”
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The Lazarus Bereavement Support
Program at St. Rosalie’s Church
We have all suffered the loss of someone near and very dear to
us. It may have been a spouse, a child, a sibling or a friend.
Sometimes our grief can be so devastating that we may feel
completely lost and alone.
The Lazarus Bereavement Support Program is a nine-week
program that provides members with an opportunity to
understand grief in a way that rebuilds our identity and
strengthens our faith in ourselves and in our Lord. Now in its
fourth year, the Lazarus Bereavement Support Program helps
members to understand that grief is experienced in each person
differently, and that it often takes a very long time for the pain to
heal. Participants will learn strategies for dealing with grief, and will receive and give
valuable group support and fellowship throughout the healing process.
Anyone who has experienced grief will be enriched by attending. The Lazarus
Bereavement Support Program at St. Rosalie's will meet on Tuesday mornings
beginning May 5, 2015, and will run for nine weeks. The co-facilitators, Dr.
Christopher Hayes and Father Kevin Thompson, assisted by Deacon Chris Ervin,
invite all interested parties to register by calling the Parish Center at 631-728-9461.
Please register early before the maximum enrollment is reached.
Lazarus Bereavement Group Schedule and Topics
May 5
Accepting the Reality of Loss
Journaling pp. 14-15
May 12 Accepting the Reality of Feelings
Journaling pp. 22-23
May 19 Experiencing the Pain of Grief
Journaling pp. 30-31
May 26 Loneliness vs. Aloneness
Journaling pp. 37-38
June 2
Adjusting to a New Environment
Journaling pp. 4-45
June 9
Hope: From Survival to Growth
Journaling pp. 51-52
June 16 Emotional Relocation
Journaling pp. 57-28
June 23 Establishing a New Identity
Journaling pp. 66-67
June 30 Moving Toward Closure
Journaling pp. 73-75
Text: The New Day Journal: A Journey from Grief to Healing Versa Press
Handouts: Distributed at the first group session.
In the meantime, please know that you are in our continued prayers.
Rev. Edward Sheridan, Pastor
Dr. Christopher Hayes
Rev. Kevin Thompson
Deacon Chris Ervin
May 3, 2015
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LA COMUNIDAD HISPANA
estará en el Food Pantry (la Dispensa de Comida) los jueves de
las 10:00 AM hasta el mediodía y en el Centro Comunitario (el
Salón de Eventos) los jueves de la 1:00 a las 3:00 PM.
La Obligación Pascual - Todos los católicos ya iniciados en la
Sagrada Eucaristía tienen la obligación de recibir la Sagrada
Comunión por lo menos una vez durante la temporada Pascual:
Domingo de Pascua, 5 de abril, hasta Pentecostés, 24 de mayo.
(En los Estados Unidos, la Obligación Pascual puede cumplirse
hasta el domingo de la Santísima Trinidad, 31 de mayo). Se
exhorta a los católicos a que reciban la Comunión con la
frecuencia que les sea posible durante el año litúrgico, no solo
durante la temporada pascual. Sin embargo, “Quien tiene
conciencia de estar en pecado grave debe recibir el Sacramento
de la Reconciliación antes de acercarse a comulgar.” (CCE, §1385)
RINCÓN DE INFORMACIÓN
V Domingo de Pascua, Año B.
Ilustración © 1999 S. Erspamer. Printed from www.Liturgy.com
Vid y Sarmiento - Comprende uno la comparación de Cristo: Yo
soy la cepa, Yo soy como el tronquito que está en la tierra
sacando el jugo, la vid; las ramitas son ustedes y si permanecen
unidos a esta cepa, comenzarán a producir los grandes racimos.
Y mi Padre es el agricultor, Él cortará esos racimos para que
echen más, para que produzcan más. Permaneced unidos
conmigo; si no permanecéis unidos conmigo, moriréis. "Sin Mí
nada podéis hacer".
No se trata del hacer natural, hay muchos pecadores que están
haciendo mucho. Todos los trabajos de la tierra se pueden hacer
sin vivir en gracia de Dios; y hasta puede darse el caso que un
profesional, un artista, un artesano sea buen profesional, buen
artista y no se preocupa de vivir en gracia de Dios; pero todo lo
que está produciendo es como una cepa arrancada, no circula por
allí la vida de la vid; no está unido a Cristo y puede producir
muchos frutos en la tierra, grandes organizaciones, pero no
produce para la vida eterna. Cuando Cristo dice: "Sin Mí nada
podéis hacer" se está refiriendo a ese quehacer que permanece
para la vida eterna. Tomado de la Homilía de Mons. Oscar Romero, 13 de mayo de
1979
Seguro de Salud para Niños - Konny Tapias de Fidelis Care
Fifth Sunday of Easter
El Asesor de Inmigración de Caridades Católicas
En el Apostolado Hispano el jueves, 28 de mayo, de las 2:00 a
las 5:00 PM
Grupo de Oración para Jóvenes Adultos
El grupo, Jóvenes Renovados en Cristo, se reúne los martes a
las 7:30 PM en el Centro Comunitario.
Comunidad de Oración para Adultos y Familias
Los jueves a las 7:00 PM en el Centro Comunitario. El
segundo jueves de cada mes se reúne en la iglesia para la hora
santa. Todos están invitados.
Preparación Pre Matrimonial – Para casarse por la iglesia,
haga una cita para una entrevista con P. Esteban. El curso prematrimonial se da por seis domingos, de las 9 AM al mediodía
comenzando el primer domingo de junio, de octubre o de
febrero.
Curso Pre-Bautismal
Domingo, 31 de mayo, a la 1:30 PM en el Apostolado o a las 5
PM en la iglesia en East Hampton.
Favor de llevar la copia del acta de nacimiento del niño.
Bautizos en Hampton Bays serán el 9 de mayo, el 13 de junio y
el 11 de julio.
Requisitos para el Bautismo de un Niño
Curso: Para bautizar a su hijo, es necesario que los padres y
padrinos asistan al curso pre-bautismal.
Padrinos: Debe escoger a los padrinos conscientes de los
requisitos. Los padrinos tienen que ser católicos bautizados,
confirmados y que han hecho su Primera Comunión y deben
poder comulgar. El padrino (madrina) debe ser soltero(a) o
casado(a) por la iglesia.
Permisos: Si viven afuera de la zona servida por el Apostolado
Hispano, necesitan una carta de su párroco.
Padre Marvin: Cel: 631-377- 9053; Fax: 631-287-0986
Apostolado Hispano: 631-283-4379; Fax: 631-287-7123
Horas del Apostolado: Miér., Jueves y Viernes de las 2-4 PM
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Our Lady of the Hamptons
The Class of
2015 welcomed
one hundredtwenty senior
citizen guests to
CELEBRATING
SENIORS, a special
luncheon and entertainment. The
class planned, prepared and
served the full lunch menu and
presented special entertainment
from the Senior Tap Team, the
Hamptones and the Hamptonix.
The parish and local community
is invited to a special concert, “A
Grand Night for Singing” at OLH
on Tuesday evening, May 12, at
seven o’clock in the evening. The
event will be a gift to the audience
from the eighteen-member
Hamptonix, the boys; show chorus,
and the thirty-eight young ladies
of the Hamptones. The program
will feature liturgical, show and
popular music.
Reservations for the 23 annual
Ladies’ Luncheon and Chinese
Auction to benefit Our Lady of the
Hamptons Regional Catholic School
are being accepted now. The gala
event will be held at the Muses in
Southampton on Sunday afternoon,
May 17. Please call the school at
631-283-9140 for further details.
K of C Selling Roses
The Knights of Columbus will be
outside of Church in both Hampton
Bays and East Quogue on the
weekend of Mother’s Day, May 9
and 10, after all Masses. The
Knights will be taking donations for
Mother’s Day roses, with the
proceeds going directly to
Birthright in Hampton Bays.
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Birthright provides a myriad of
services to assist young mothers
and their born or unborn infants
who may need help. Please help us
help them and protect Life in all
stages. The Knights of Columbus is
a Catholic Family Fraternal
Organization open for all Catholic
gentlemen. Please contact William
Hughes at 631-728-2754 or any
Knight for further information.
Thank you.
One Night Only!
On Friday evening, May 8, our
very own Tom Humbert, Darren
Ottati and Jenifer DeMeo of
Broadway By The Bays will be
presenting "Les Miserables in
Concert" at the Carltun on the Park
restaurant and event center in East
Meadow. Please call 516-5420700 for information and
reservations are required.
St. Joseph’s Seminary
Courses
Would you like to spend some
time studying the Theology of
Grace, or examining the Gospel of
Luke? Or perhaps you would like
to learn more about Capital Vices,
or Faith and Belief in the 21st
Century or Celebrating Liturgy
with Children?
If you are interested in any of
these topics, perhaps you would
like to join with our faith community
as we explore the answers.
Graduate level courses in Theology
are open to those seeking a
Master’s Degree, or those not
looking to pursue a degree, but
who have an undergraduate
degree or its equivalent.
Workshops are open to anyone
seeking to enrich their faith.
St. Rosalie’s Bulletin
If you are interested, please
visit our website or call for more
information regarding our tuition
and courses. Summer Semester runs
from May 18 – June 30. Day and
evening classes are available.
Classes originate from the
Seminary of Immaculate
Conception in Huntington or St.
Joseph’s Seminary in Yonkers.
For more information call: 631423-0483 ext.147 or visit our
website at www.dunwoodie.edu.
Secular Franciscans
The Secular Franciscans meet on
the third Sunday of the month at
12 noon in the dining room of the
Parish of the Sacred Hearts in
Southampton. Would you like to
know more about us? Please come
to our meeting, bring a snack and
we will supply the coffee.
Ronkonkoma Cenacle
Retreat Center
www.cenaclesisters.org/ronkonkoma
631-588-8366, ext. 116
On Saturday, May 16 from 10
a.m.-4 p.m. at the Maude Adams
House a Day for Wise Women! This
will be a day to come together as
women in the second half of our
lives to honor one another and the
wisdom we hold within. Let’s
celebrate who we are as mature
women gifted by our God! You
must be at least the glorious age
of 60 to participate.
Stewardship Reflection
In today’s Gospel, Jesus says
that God is glorified when a
disciple, grafted in Christ, produces
abundantly and bears much fruit.
The disciple must then be a good
steward of that abundance.
Fifth Sunday of Easter