Roman Catholic Parish of Saint Eugene
Ubi Petrus, Ibi Ecclesia
Tuckahoe Road and Central Park Avenue, Yonkers, New York
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday:
4:00 - 4:45 PM and 7:30 - 8:30 PM
Sacrament of Baptism
Sundays at 1:45 PM.
Please call the Rectory to arrange for the
Sacrament and parental instruction.
Adoration Chapel
Hours—Mon. thru Fri.
Open from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Sacrament of Matrimony
Please call the Rectory at least 6
months in advance. A marriage
preparation program is required.
Sacraments for the Sick
Please contact the Rectory for the
Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick
and Communion for the homebound.
Choir
Rehearsal Thursdays. 7:30 PM.
New members welcome.
Parish Membership
Our parish invites all of its members to
participate fully in our spiritual and social
life. Every new parishioner is requested
to register at the Parish Office. If you
move to another parish, or change your
address, please notify the Parish Office.
Served by
Rev. Mizzi-Gili, Administrator
Rev. Morrow, Parochial Vicar
Rev. Perera, Parochial Vicar
Deacon Duffy
Mr. Mark Valentinetti, Principal
Mrs. Marisela DeVictoria,
Religious Education Coordinator
Mill Hill Missionaries,
Weekend Associates
Mass Schedule
Saturday: 9:00 AM
Saturday Vigil: 5:00 PM
Sunday: 8:00, 9:30,
10:45 Traditional Latin Mass,
12:15 & 6:00 PM
Parish Office Hours:
Monday to Friday
8:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Parish Office
31 Massitoa Rd., Yonkers, NY 10710
914-961-2590
Rectory
32 Massitoa Rd., Yonkers, NY 10710
Weekdays: 6:45, 9:00 AM
School
707 Tuckahoe Rd., Yonkers, NY 10710
914-779-2956
Holy Days
Vigil Mass (day before the Holy Day)
5:00 PM
Religious Education
707 Tuckahoe Rd., Yonkers, NY 10710
914-337-9868
6:45, 9:00 AM, & 12:00 noon, 7:30 PM
First Friday:
Evening Mass each month at 7:30 PM.
Email: [email protected]
Internet Address: www.steugene.info
Check our web page for updated information
Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time  October 19, 2014
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OCTOBER 19, 2014
Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 19, 2014
“Repay to Caesar what belongs to Caesar
and to God what belongs to God.”
Matthew 22:21
GUARDIANS FOR VALUABLE SOULS
MONDAY St. Paul of the Cross
6:45 Gregory Hall
9:00 Eira Fatima Maghuyop
TUESDAY
6:45 Concettina Tarasiewicz
9:00 Michael & Raphaela Gagliardi
WEDNESDAY Bl. John Paul II, Pope
6:45 Arlene Hudhak
9:00 Victoria Pisacane (1st Anniversary)
THURSDAY St. John of Capistrano
6:45 Mary & Angelo Napoli
9:00 John Schiel
FRIDAY St. Anthony Mary Claret
6:45 Angeles T. Gemork & Rosario V. Salvilla
9:00 Melina & Sebastiano Storace
SATURDAY
9:00 Dave & Stephen Leahy
5:00 Pasquale Parrello Jr. (46th Birthday)
PLEASE PRAY FOR THE
SICK OF THE PARISH…
Especially, , John Ahearn III, Terry Arlotta, Julie Barbato, Nick Bauso,
Dolores Beaver, Dolores Betances, Elisa Burslem, Susan Byrnes,
Christopher Capano, Catherine Cabin, Lawrence Christian Jr., Fr. Steven E. Clark, James Patrick Conneely, Aurora Crevani, Frances Cuevo,
Dominic D’Angelo, Ann DiCarmine, Nicole Pisani-Frame, G. DeNike,
Stephen Forlenza, Jessica Galloza, Mary Gandolfino, Nicholas Gardini,
Bill Gelpi, John Gibson, Peter Gioella, Nanci Hennes, Richard Hennes,
Ana Herrera, Diane Hoer, Rita Ianni, (Little); Kathy Joyce, Lanyi Family, James LaRosa, Alexandra Laurent, Jack Lenehan, Lana Leonelli,
Peter Lombardo, Dave McCarthy, William McDonald, Clara Magno,
Marie Mangieri, Angelo Manginelli, Julie Marchesi, Fred and Sasa
Meindl, John Mescall, Earl Micheline, Betsy Miranda, Mondazzi Family,
Angelo Morra, Teresa Multari, James O’Connor, Joseph O’Reilly,
Theresa Patanella, Maria Pian, Tomasz Przyyarczak Carroll Pugmire,
Marjorie Putorti, Giovanni Ramos, Lorraine Rhine., Kristin Sadlon,
Vincent Sangalli, Terrence J. Semler, Helen Sheedy Peter Sheridan
Jr., D. Mario A. Sindona, Michael Sirocco, Sade Sorentino,
Daniel
Taylor Sr., Michael Tomanelli, Concetta & Nicholas Ventresca, Joseph
Volpe, Ann Wallace, Marie Young, Barbara Zunker, (Little) Mary
Zuzulo.
AND FOR THOSE WHO HAVE DIED RECENTLY
Maria Cruz Perez and Primitiva Casillan
Eternal rest grant unto them O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. Amen
CATHOLIC ADVOCACY NETWORK
It is important to stay informed on key issues facing the
Church and state this strengthens the Catholic voice.
Join the Catholic Advocacy Network now by registering
at www.nyscatholic .org and know what’s going on.
Better that only a few Catholics should be left,
staunch and sincere in their religion, than that they
should, remaining many, desire as it were, to be in collusion with the Church’s enemies and in conformity with
the open foes of our faith.
St. Peter Canisius S.J.
So valuable to heaven is the dignity of the human soul that
every member of the human race has a guardian angel from the
moment the person begins to be.
WORLD PRIEST DAY
“O how great is the priest! If he realized what he is he
would die. God obeys him: he utter a few words and
the Lord descends from heaven at his voice, to be
contained within a small host…St. John Vianney. Today Sun., Oct. 19th at the 12:15 Mass, we’ll offer
gratitude and prayers for the priesthood and appreciation to our own priest for being instruments of God’s
grace. Refreshments will follow.
FUND RAISER CLUB
The winners of the Fund Raiser Club is
Amelia Silvestro
. Congratulations your check is in the mail
CHURCH COLLECTION
Our Parish Collections Sun. October 12th $ 9,295.00
We appreciate the generosity of you, our parishioners. When
we have a second collection, people tend to split their usual
offering between the two collections, which is understandable
given the pressure of our economic times. However we rely on
the first collection to keep the parish and school going and pay
the bills. We ask that if there are two collections you include the
usual amount you give in the first collection and do the best you
can with the second if you are able to.
SOCIETIES AND ACTIVITIES
Adoration Chapel - Laura Mazzei-395-1818
Patricia Finan - 961-0146
Altar Guild - Jennie Sepe - 776-9847
Boy Scouts - Donna Ragusa - 472-7567
C.C.D. - Marisela DeVictoria - 793-7822H/337-9868W
C.Y.O. - Rob Pechin (646)208-6385 /Mike Raimondi 779-3848
Catholic Daughters–Rita DiPippo 793-3065
Catherine Blanco 793-1539
Cheerleaders - Lori Fox 325-0333
Children’s Choir & Cantor - John Sacco - 654-9110
Couples for Christ—Chris Metzger 646-234-5159
Cesar Tipwan 343-0914
Girl Scouts - Jerilin Carota 968-5526
H. S. A. - Caroline Bagan 224-5995 / Nancy Arzola 274-0016
Holy Name - Frank Giacoio—793-5392
Junior Legion of Mary - Nancy Matill—963-9297
Knights of Columbus– John Consilvio—709-5090
Legion of Mary - Josephine Bitetti 337-1372
Living Rosary– Natalie Philpin—793-4757
Organist & Adult Choir—Lakambini Ramos - 202-8590
Parish Activities Committee—961-2590
Parish Council - Frank Giacoio - 793-5392
[email protected]
Respect Life Society - Jackie Barton - 793-9322
Serra Club of Bronx and West.—George Alessi—779-8719
Senior Club—Jennie Sepe—776-9847
St. Vincent DePaul - Walter Whitmore 779-1826
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WE ARE STILL HAVING
CONTINUOUS OPEN REGISTRATION
FOR NEW FAMILIES TAKING PLACE IN THE OFFICE
OF THE MAIN SCHOOL BUILDING, PLEASE CALL
THE SCHOOL (914-779-2956) IF YOU HAVE ANY
QUESTIONS. STUDENTS APPLYING FOR PRE-K Must
be 4 Yrs. of age by 12/31/13. STUDENTS APPLYING
FOR KINDERGARTEN Must be 5 yrs. of age by
12/31/13.
DOCUMENTION REQUIRED: Copy of:
Birth Certificate , Baptismal Certificate , Updated
Immunizations. ALL NEWCOMERS MUST PAY A NONREFUNDABLE APPLICATION FEE AND A NONREFUNDABLE REGISTRATION FEE OF $100.00 EACH.
PLEASE CALL THE SCHOOL (914-779-2956).
ST. EUGENE HOME SCHOOLASSOC.
Our Home School Association is sponsoring a Clothing
Drive. Drop off your clothing at the Old Kindergarten,
bottom floor in the Parish office Building, after all the
Masses this weekend, Sat. Oct. 18th and Sun. Oct.
19th. This is a Fund Raiser to benefit our School. Please
try to support this venture. God Bless!!
Please keep your heavy coats, hats, scarves, sweaters
for the up coming Coat Drive .
HOLY NAME SOCIETY AND KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
REMINDER: COAT DRIVE - For the Franciscan
Friars: this will take place on Saturday, November 15th and
Sunday, November 16th – only on that weekend!!
Donation will be taken in the school hall. On Saturday, after
the 5PM & Sunday, only until 1:00PM
We will take Coats, Hats, Scarves, Gloves, and warm
socks. Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Paper plates, cups, napkins,
RESPECT LIFE SOCIETY
First Saturday Vigil after 9 am Mass: Witness and pray at
the abortion clinic on So. Broadway, or
Adoration in the Church until Benediction at
11:30 am.
Vigil: Nov. 1st
Monthly Meeting:2nd Thurs. of the month,
7:30 pm in the Parish Center. New members
welcome.
Next Meeting: Nov. 13th
Monthly Holy Hour for Life”
3rd Thurs. of the month at 7:15 PM in the Church
Holy Hour —Nov. 20th
Cenacle of Life: The purpose of this simple prayer group is to
petition Our Lord through
Cenacle Meeting: Oct. 23rd
ST. EUGENE PARISH RELIGIOUS
CHRISTMAS CARD SALE
We will be selling Religious Christmas Card after all
the Masses starting in October and if you are not
able to obtain them there, you can also purchase
them thru the Parish Office. There are 20 cards to a
box set with beautiful greeting at a price of $10.00
per set . There will also be order forms at the doors
at the back of Church. You can fill out the order form attach your check
payable to Church of St. Eugene and drop it in the Sunday collection
basket. Cards will be available for pick up the Monday following
Thanksgiving. Help Our Parish and “Keep Christ in Christmas”
“HALLOWEEN RAGAMUFFIN”:
Saturday, October 25th 12:00 to 4:00pm in
the gym. Lots of Halloween fun for all ages!
Games, haunted house, arts, crafts, inflatable's,
music, food for sale and a video arcade. Come in
costume! $2.00 entry fee for all. An Adult
must accompany all Children.
ST. CECILIA CONCERT
SAVE THE DATE: Sunday, November 23rd at 2:30 PM, You
are invited to our 7th Concert. Come enjoy an afternoon of
music by the great masters. Held at St. Eugene Church
Tuckahoe Rd and Central Park Avenue. Featuring the Adult
Choir, Mrs. Ramos, Children’s Choir, John Sacco and guest
soloists. Free Admission, but a Free Will Offering is requested.
EVENTS IN OUR AREA
EUCHARISTIC VIGIL: On October 24th 2014 from 7:00PM to
7:00AM at Our Lady of Shkodra—361 W. Hartsdale Ave. Hartsdale 7:00
PM. Thanksgiving Mass to the Sacred Heart and the Most Precious
Blood of Jesus Christ and 7:00 AM Benediction followed by
Thanksgiving Holy Mass to Our Lady of Good Counsel. FOR THE
HOLINESS OF PRIESTS ANE HOLY VOCATIONS.
MARYKNOLL SISTERS: welcomes you to come and enjoy our
Christmas Around the World International Bazaar to be held at our
Center at 100 Ryder Rd. Ossining, NY on Sat. Oct. 25th, from 10:00AM
to 4:00PM. Unique hand-crafted items from Asia, Africa, South and
Central America and the U.S. Baked goods and more. For more info
866-662-9900 www.maryknollsisters.org
WAYSIDE THRIFT SHOP: 454 1/2 So. Broadway Yonkers, (914)
965-3328 Proceeds benefit the Elinor Martin Residence for Mother &
Child. Items needed for the shop—gently used clothing , accessories,
costume jewelry, household items, linens, kitchenware, bric-a-brac,
religious statues & rosaries, holiday decorations. NOT NEEDED –
furniture and electronics.
PASTOR’S INFORMATION:
If any of the following items pertain to you or to your family, please
check the line at the end of the item. This information will be a great help
PASTOR’S INFORMATION:
THE ST. VINCENT DEPAUL SOCIETY
We are always looking for volunteers to cook
chicken. If you are interested in helping, you can do
so in many forms, by cooking, by making phone
calls, by organizing, by using your computer skill etc.
It only takes an hour or two of your time, once every
two months. There is also a basket in the school
corridor and another by the adoration chapel for dry
goods, cans and packaged foods. You can help feed those less
fortunate, contact W. Whitmore through the Parish Office 961-2590
SENIOR TRIPS
Westchester B’way Theatre: Trip is filled.
Mohegan Sun: Trip is filled.
Senior meetings held on the first Wednesday of
each month, at 1:00PM in the Old Kindergarten
room in the basement of the Parish Office building.
If any of the following items pertain to you or to your family, please
check the line at the end of the item. This information will be a great
help to us. You may drop it off to the Parish Office.
WELCOME TO ALL
We are glad you attended Mass with us.
How may we serve you
I would like to learn more about the Catholic faith.________
I have a special prayer request _____________
I would appreciate a visit by a member of the parish staff__
New in the Parish I would like to register___________
Change of Address__________________________
I will be moving out of the Parish_________ _____
New telephone number___________________
Family Member____ill at home at HospitalRoom #__________
Name_____________________________________________
Address______________________________
Telephone# ———–——
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29th Sunday in Ordinary Time
FROM THE DESK OF
FR. MIZZI-GILI
Greetings to All!
Allow me to deviate from my usual column this week
and talk about something that is close to my heart- The
Sacrament of Holy Orders, specifically the Priesthood. This
weekend is World Priest Day.
Others have said it and so have I, that without the
priesthood there is NO Eucharist and without the
Eucharist, there is NO Church!!! The priesthood is much
bigger than any one man because this vocation comes from
Jesus Christ the High Priest. To serve at the altar and
confect the Eucharist is the most humbling and most sacred
of responsibilities that I or any bishop or priest has.
Recalling my first mass, the number of priests and relatives
and friends that came to my first mass was a witness to the
importance of the priesthood and NOT me! TO be given the
grace and blessing from the Almighty Himself in all my
human weakness to do that which can only from God
humbles me every time I celebrate the holy sacrifice of the
Mass. Archbishop Fulton Sheen wrote The Priest is not his
Own and in that book, Archbishop Sheen tells us that we
must tie ourselves to Christ’s sacrifice on the cross every
day.
The mass intrinsically unites us to our Lord, Calvary
and heaven itself. When we sing the Sanctus ( holy, holy) the
gates of the sanctuary are closed and the most magnificent,
most gracious of experiences happens- the angels and the
Holy Spirit come down upon the altar! If we saw with our
eyes what actually is happening, we would be like a child in
the corner because we would realize the gravity of the
situation and lay on the ground face down because of our
unworthiness. Remember the prayer we say before
receiving communion- Lord, I am unworthy that you should
come under my roof, but only say the word and my soul shall
be saved. The Church is about saving souls- yours and mine
alike. When a man enters the seminary, he is asked, why do
you want to become a priest?” He answers, “because I want
to save my soul.”
When we pray that we believe in the things that are
visible and invisible, we are saying that we believe in the
One who we don’t see, in heaven, he the angels and the
saints. Our Lord is the image if the invisible God. Our
Blessed Mother manifests her Son our Lord to us and the
way to God is through Jesus and to Jesus is through Mary!
May the Madonna help me and my brother priests to stay
fervent in the faith that we profess week after week and
may our Blessed Lord rest in us always. Resta con noi per la
vie del mondo Signore!
I would like to express my appreciation to Jackie
Barton and the members of the Respect Life Society, who
have put together the reception and to Mr. George Alessi a
member of the Serra Club for all that they do for the
priesthood. Thanks so very much!.
Grazie Tanti!
Buona Domenica!
Good Sunday!
FUND RAISER TO BENEFIT
THE GARDINI FAMILY
Nicholas Gardini, age 16, was diagnosed over the
summer with leukemia, and other serious
complications and is undergoing 5 months of
chemotherapy and preparations for a bone
marrow transplant scheduled for December, and
he is currently a patient at the Montefiore
Children’s Hospital in the Bronx. Nick is a St.
Eugene graduate, a junior at Iona, and is also a
St. Eugene Altar Boy. His parents, Stephen and
Margaret are St. Eugene’s Parishioners and his
Mom, Margaret, was our Pre-K Aide for the past 9
years. To assist the family with their expenses
our parish is sponsoring a special night on:
SATURDAY EVENING NOV. 8TH, 2014
ST. EUGENE GYMNASIUM FROM 7:00 TO11:00 PM
“A FUN NIGHT OUT”
KARAOKE, TRIVIA, AND MUSIC BINGO
ADMISSION IS $25.00 PER PERSON
(ADULTS ONLY) 21 & OLDER
PRICE OF TICKET INCLUDES:
HORS D’OEUVRE, COFFEE, TEA & DESSERT
**(SODA, BEER & WINE WILL BE SOLD BY THE GLASS)
ASSORTED BASKETS WILL BE RAFFLED AND
THERE WILL BE A 50/50 RAFFLE
PLEASE MAKE RESERVATIONS BY NOV. 1ST
CHECKS PAYABLE TO CHURCH OF ST. EUGENE
Please pass this along to as many family &
friends as possible to help make this a success
----------------Name:_________________________
 Number of people attending______
Check payable to Church of St. Eugene can be dropped in the
collection basket or brought to the Parish office with your
reservation form. For further information call (914) 961-2590
I would be willing to bring a dessert ——————
———————————————(type of dessert)
If you are unable to join us for this event, but would like to
help the Gardini Family, by making a donation: make
your check payable to Church of St. Eugene and indicate
in the bottom memo: FOR THE GARDINI FAMILY
COVER SHEET
CHURCH NAME:
Church of St. Eugene
707 Tuckahoe Road
Yonkers, New York 10710
Phone Number
914) 961-2590
Bulletin number
911216.A19
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