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TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN
ORDINARY TIME
OCTOBER 19, 2014
TODAY IS WORLD MISSION SUNDAY
We are called to this Eucharistic celebrationalong with Catholics in every parish, chapel and
church throughout the world-to fulfill the call we first
heard at Baptism, the call to be missionaries, to
share our faith.
On World Mission Sunday, we are called in a
special way to be “missionaries of faith” through
prayer and participation in the Eucharist, and by
giving generously to the collection today for the
Society for the Propagation of the Faith.
FOR WEEK OF
October 19--October 26
SAT.
SUN:
5:30pm
7:00am
Vincent & Mary Marceano
All Parishioners Living and
Deceased
9:00am Geraldine Grenzhauser
Maria Omaira Cabarcas
Latin: 9:00am Sylvia O’Halloran
11:30am Barbara & Joseph Tymczyszyn
(Living)
1:00pm Federico Rosos
Emilia Rivera
MON: 7:30am Jeanette Poletes-Treger
12:10pm Arthur LeClair
TUE: 7:30am Shirley Eckerson
12:10am John & Ella Conway
WED: 7:30am James Ormsby
12:10pm Enrico & Ana DiLeva
7:00pm Raul Sanchez Alvarez
THUR: 7:30am Gino Catizone
12:10pm Dooling & Mangan Family
FRI:
7:30am
Joyce Ancona
12:10pm Rose & Ralph Turi & Family
SAT: 8:00:am Mass of Thanksgiving
5:30pm Jacob & Helen Wontz
SUN: 7:00am
Deceased Members of the Meyer
& Moser Family
9:00am
Pasquale, Teresa & Enio Parrelli
11:30am All Parishioners Living and
Deceased
1:00pm Silbina Solis
Note: Monday though Friday, 12:10 mass is
offered for an increase in vocations. An additional
intention may be requested.
PRAY FOR
Raul Torres
Frances Mirra
Margaret Ruggiero Masci
Martha J. Downey
Let us pray especially at this Mass for all who
long to hear the hope-filled, saving message of
Jesus, and for the priests, religious and lay
catechists in mission countries worldwide who offer
them that “Good News.”
PERPETUAL EUCHARISTIC
ADORATION
Excite your faith when you are in the
church. Kneel with profound reverence
and adore your God and Creator, saying:
“My God, I firmly believe that Thou art in
the tabernacle. I believe that in the Blessed
Sacrament the same God is present who created
Heaven and earth out of nothing; the same God who
became an infant for my sake; who after His death
and Resurrection, ascended into Heaven’ and now
sits at the right hand of God the Father Almighty; the
same who, at the end of the world, will come in great
majesty to judge the living and the dead.” Fr.
Michael Muller, The Blessed Eucharist
Will you come and adore Jesus present in the
Blessed Sacrament? Become a Guardian of the
Eucharist. Every hour of every day is available to
you. Call Marty/Clarice Suchy 692-4510.
Hours of need:
Sunday 2-3AM
Monday 1-2PM
HOSPITALITY SUNDAY
Next Sunday, October 28th is Hospitality Sunday.
After the 9:00am Family Mass please join us for a
small reception in the Parish Center Meeting Room.
This is a great opportunity to socialize and get to
meet new friends. Please come and join us.
If anyone is interested in sponsoring Hospitality
Sunday, pleases contact Carmen Gapay at (845)
239-4705.
2015 PARISH MASS BOOK
TO OPEN
On Wednesday, October 22nd, the 2015 Parish
Mass Book will open. Requests MUST be made in
person NOT by phone. Requests will be recorded in
the Meeting Room/Gym from 9:00am-3:00pm. Also
requests will be made from 6:30pm-8:00pm in the
rectory. You may request up to a total of SIX
masses, but not more than TWO may be on a
Saturday evening or Sunday masses. An offering for
an announced mass is $15.00.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS
Celebrating the month of the Rosary:
All our families are invited to attend and
participate as a family in the Living Rosary on
Saturday, October 25th from 1:30-3:30pm in the
Church. Please come and be a part of this beautiful
event. Rehearsal for the children that are going to
be part of the Living Rosary is on Friday, October
th
25 at 7:30Pm in the Church.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
APOSTOLATE OF PRAYER
October 19
October 20
October 21
October 22
October 23
October 24
October 25
Cardinal Dolan
Auxiliary Bishops
Rev. RaymondSchmidt
Rev. Joseph Smolinski
Rev. Joseph Sullivan
Deacon William Castellane
Rev. John Lundberg
Rev. Bernard Heter
Rev. Joseph Tokarczyk
Deacon Jack Seymour
Ill and suffering priests
Vocations
TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
First Reading: Isaiah 45:1, 4-6
Cyrus, King of Persia and friend to the Jewish
people, becomes the Lord’s anointed one, and
through God’s intervention, returns the Jews to their
own country.
Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sunday
Is 45:1, 4-6; 1 Thes 1:1-5b; Mt 22:15-21
Monday
Eph 2:1-10; Lk 12:13-21
Tuesday
Eph 2:12-22; Lk 12:35-38
Wednesday
Eph 3:2-12; Lk 12:39-48
Thursday
Eph 3:14-21; Lk 12:49-53
Friday
Eph 4:1-6; Lk 12:54-59
Saturday
Eph 4:7-16; Lk 13:1-9
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR MEETING
Second Reading: 1 Thessalonians 1:1-5b
Paul rejoices that the Thessalonians, newly
converted to Christianity, are displaying remarkable
constancy in their new-found faith.
Gospel: Matthew 22:15-21
Seeking to entrap Jesus in his speech, the hostile
and hypocritical Pharisees ask him this dangerous
question, “Is it lawful to pay tax to the emperor or
not?” Realizing their treacherous motives, Jesus
asks for a Roman coin, and pointing to the
inscription of Caesar’s, he answers, “Give to Caesar
what is Caesar’s, but give to God what is God’s.”
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The Christmas Bazaar meeting will be held on
Monday evening, November 3rd at 7:00pm in the
Parish Center Meeting Room. Anyone who is
helping out the day of the bazaar MUST attend this
meeting. We will be making the final arrangements
for the bazaar.
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The Bazaar is on Saturday, November 15 . from
9am-4pm. Do You Bake Cookies? We need
bakers for the COOKIE WALK that will be part of
our Bazaar. If you’d be willing to bake a few batches
of your favorite cookie(s), please call Marilyn
Hoffman at 733-1237. We will also have a bake
table if you would like to bake some other baked
goods.
FOOD FOR THE POOR
FATHER JOHN BUDWICK
Our monthly food drive for the poor will be held
next weekend. Our food pantry needs your help. Do
bring some canned food when you come to mass.
You can leave your food at the doors of the church.
All canned foods are welcome, but there is always a
special need for canned items such as: spaghetti or
ravioli, pork and beans, fruits, soups, tuna, spam, or
other meats, rice, and peanut butter and jelly.
Father John Budwick, who had been
assigned here as parochial vicar from 20092013, has taken up residence at St. Francis
Parish in Mt. Kisco, NY. Father John retired
last year. He has visited us and will continue to
visit when he can.
SAVE THE DATE
The Archdiocese of New York invites you to Save
the Date for our First Annual Men’s Conference on
Saturday, March 21, 2015. His Eminence Timothy
Cardinal Dolan, Archbishop of New York will be the
Keynote Speaker and Celebrant of the Closing
Mass. For more information please visit
www.familylife.org.
BURKE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL OPEN
HOUSE
There will be a Fall Open House at Burke
Catholic High School on Sunday, October 26th from
1:00-4:00pm. Come and meet the faculty, staff,
administration,
students,
coaches,
activity
moderators and parents.
Take a tour of the school and great valuable
information on what Burke Catholic offers. Register
on line at BurkeCatholic.com.
On Sunday, November 2nd, Father John will
offer the 9:00am Mass. After Mass, we will
have a light reception. All are welcome to
come.
CATHOLIC PILGRIMAGE TO ITALY
Join us on a Catholic Pilgrimage to Italy July 30August 8, 2015. Visit Sorrento, Naples, Amalfi
Coast, Pompeii, San Giovanni Rotondo and Rome.
Daily Mass. Highlights include Mass at the Tomb of
St. Padre Pio, and a General Audience with Pope
Francis. Spiritual Director is Father Michael
McLoughlin, Administrator of St. Columba, Hopewell
Junction. As Pastor of St. Stephen, Warwick, he was
SD for four Pilgrimages, including the Holy Land,
Italy, France, Spain and Portugal. For a brochure
call
845-227-8380.
Peter’s
Way
Tours
www.petersway.com.
SHORTER NOTICES
†NATIONAL SHRINE OF OUR LADY OF MOUNT
CARMEL – 70 Carmelite Drive, Middletown, NY will
be having a Mass of Healing with Anointing of the
Sick on Thursday evening, October 30th at 7:00PM.
There will be NO masses of Healing in November or
December.
†HUDSON VALLEY POLONAISE SOCIETY will be
sponsoring a “Polonaise Ball” on Sat., Oct. 25 from
6-10pm at the Elks Club, Middletown, NY. For more
information call Barbara at 845-856-7526.
RCIA MEETING
The RCIA Program is for adults who are interested
in exploring a relationship with Jesus; inquiring
about the Catholic Church; becoming Catholic, or
receiving the Sacraments.
There will be a meeting on Thursday, October
23rd at 7:00pm in the school for any interested adult
in receiving the sacrament of Baptism, Confirmation
and Eucharist.
BULLETIN NOTICES
If you wish to place a notice in the parish bulletin,
it MUST be submitted in writing to the rectory no
later than 12:00noon Tuesdays for it to be published
in that weekend’s bulletin. You may email it to:
[email protected]. Anything received after the
given time above will be put in the following Sunday
bulletin.