Sunday, November 9, 2014 The Dedication of the Lateran Basilica
MASSES FOR THE WEEK
Monday, November 10 St Leo the Great, pope and doctor
of the Church
Rdgs. Titus 1:1-9; Ps 24:1b-2, 3-4ab, 5-6; Luke 17:1-6.
9:00 AM – Dan Haggerty Sr. & Dan Haggerty Jr.
11:30 AM – The Bergin Family
Tuesday, November 11 St Martin of Tours, bishop
Rdgs. Titus 2:1-8, 11-14; Ps 37:3-4, 18+23, 27+29; Luke 17:7-10.
9:00 AM – Monica & Richard Cantwell
Wednesday, November 12 St Josaphat, bishop & martyr
Rdgs. Titus 3:1-7; Ps 23:1b-3a, 3bc-4, 5, 6; Luke 17:11-19.
9:00 AM – Louise Sabatino
11:30 AM – Rocco Bruno
This Sunday’s Readings
Ezek 47:1-2, 8-9, 12 I saw
water flowing from the temple, and all who were
touched by it were saved.
Ps 46 The waters of the
river gladden the city of
God, the holy dwelling of
the Most High!
1 Cor 3:9c-11, 16-17 You are God’s temple.
John 2:13-22 Jesus was speaking about the temple of his body.
Thursday, November 13 St Stanislaus Kostka, religious
St Frances Xavier Cabrini, virgin [USA]
Rdgs. Phlm 7-20; Ps 146:7, 8-9a, 9bc-10; Luke 17:20-25.
9:00 AM – Ann Russell
11:30 AM – Mary Agnes McAvinia
Friday, November 14 St Joseph Pignatelli, priest [SJ]
Rdgs. 2 John 4-9; Ps 119:1, 2, 10, 11, 17, 18; Luke 17:26-37.
9:00 AM – Rosemary Gimpel
11:30 AM – Monica Cantwell
ALTAR BREAD AND WINE
used in Masses during the week
are in loving memory of
Monica Cantwell.
ALTAR CANDLES
used in Masses during the week
are in loving memory of
Monica Cantwell.
Saturday, November 15
Rdgs. 3 John 5-8; Ps 112:1-2, 3-4, 5-6; Luke 18:1-8.
9:00 AM – Leo J. Durand, James Reuhl, Rose Costello, St.
Anthony
5:00 PM Church – Patricia Balabanow & Jill Rago
Sunday, November 16 Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary
Time
Rdgs.
Prov 31:10-13, 19-20, 30-31; Ps 128:1-2, 3, 4-5; 1 Thess 5:16; Matt 25:14-30.
8:00 AM – People of the Parish
9:30 AM – Sally Jean Craven
10:00 AM Chapel – Daniel Sr. & Daniel Jr. Haggerty
11:00 AM – Sami Azzu
11:30 AM Chapel – Adeline Lestrange
12:30 PM – Joseph & Jacqueline Saltalamacchia
12:45PM – Fidelina y Percio Izquierdo
5:00 PM – Jose Maria Dias
Kenneth Healey
Al D’Amico
Carlo Rizzo
Manuel Alonso
Michael Bartolo
Andrew Clarke
George Gasparotti
Kathy Conrad
Elvira Elefante
Dennis Moran
John Bernard King
Genevieve Lauria
Vito Lore
James Genticore
John Joseph Jackson
Dionisio Namocatcat
( Names will be listed for three weeks. )
Mission Statement of St. Anthony Church
We are a Catholic community of faith in the Jesuit tradition gathered around Jesus Christ and centered in the
Eucharist. In a diverse and changing world we struggle to grow in our relationship with God and with one another.
Through our worship, our ministries and our promotion of peace and justice, we walk with Jesus of the Gospel who
reveals God’s love for all.
We mourn the loss of these parishioners who died
during the month of October—
Veterans Day is Tuesday, November 11.
There will be one Mass at 9 AM.
The Parish Center will close at 4 PM.
Our parish will be celebrating the
National Night of Prayer for Life
along with many other parishes in the country on
December 8th and 9th from 9 PM to 1 AM
in the parish Church.
During that time the Blessed Sacrament will be
exposed for prayer and meditation.
We are asking for volunteers to spend time there
with us in 1/2 hour increments.
Please sign up at the receptionist’s office for the
time(s) you will join us there in prayer."
Scripture Reflection
As we pray today for an increase of spiritual gifts, we
are reminded by the Bishops’ Pastoral on Stewardship
that good stewardship of the Church “means cherishing and fostering the gifts of all, while using one’s own
gifts to serve the community of faith.”
Heath Perez
Ronald Crisci
Joseph Clune
Filippo Barbusca
Carol Palma-Meyer
Mary Elizabeth Holzgruber
Joan Catherine Woods
Filomena Fecentese
Leonard Schiano
Catherine Standard
Rose Reilly Costello
Frances Bocchino
Frederick Flor
Betty Gregory
Life is changed, not ended.
Announcement
Please visit our Official Parish Facebook page.
The page can be accessed even by those without a
personal Facebook account. The link to the page is:
www.facebook.com/stanthonyoceanside
We are grateful this week for all stewards in our parish who use their God-given gifts to serve others, especially through our parish’s ministries as well as out
into the wider community.
OFFERTORY
INFORMATION
Sunday - November 3, 2014
Weekly Collection
Weekly - Year to Date
Faith Direct - Yr to Date
All Saints Day
All Souls Day
Fuel
$
$
$
$
$
$
2013
11,206.50
95,237.30
2,210.00
2,449.00
697.00
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$
$
$
$
$
2014
10,702.50
95,646.00
5,850.17
676.00
2,538.00
676.00
Please note that the fiscal year is from
September 1st to August 31st
Thank You St. Anthony's Parishioners for your generosity!
Variance
$ (-504.00)
$
408.70
$ 5,850.17
$ (-1,534.00)
$
89.00
$
(-21.00)
Sign up for Faith Direct
to automate your weekly
contribution to our offertory
collection.
For more information and/or
to enroll go to
www.faithdirect.net and use
our Church code, NY581.
St Anthony’s Fourth Annual Christmas Pageant
Sunday, December 21, 2014 at 2pm
All Children in Grades 1-6 Are Welcome To Participate
Practices will be held Fridays from 5-6 pm starting Nov. 14th –Dec. 19th
(With the exception of November 28th )
Grades 3-6 may read for a speaking role only on November 14th
If your child would like to participate please meet us for our first practice in
the gym at the St Anthony’s parish center Friday, November 14th at 5pm.
We hope your child can share in this special tradition at this joyous time of
year.
If you have any questions please contact Amanda Wacks at [email protected].
Ushers Needed
We are in need of ushers at several
of our Masses!
Please consider giving a little time
to this
important ministry.
If you can help us please contact Anna at: [email protected]
immediately followed by
Who:
When:
Where:
RSVP:
All St. Anthony’s Families
Saturday, November 15 at 9:30 am
St. Anthony’s Church
[email protected]
Join our Youth Group after
planting for hot cocoa
and pumpkin decorating!
And wait ‘til you see what else we’re planning!
Carol along with our choirs. Share refreshments and
Christmas spirit with other parishioners. Details to follow!
St. Anthony Christmas cards are
now available with the top four pictures from our web survey. The
pictures were taken last year by Fr.
Nick and can be seen at the back
of the church between the candles. They can be ordered/
purchased at the reception desk.
CAN YOU VOLUNTEER TO HELP A
SPECIAL CHILD ONE ON ONE?
Elizabeth McGeary, St. Anthony’s
And Lawrence Vollaro, St. Sylvester's
Adriane Bringe, St. Anthony’s
And Joseph Cutrone, Blessed Trinity
Jacqueline Sommer, St. Agnes Cathedral
And Joseph Louis Quinto, Jr., St. Anthony’s
MOLLOY COLLEGE
Fall Open House
Sunday, November 16th
1:00 PM
Molloy College
Rockville Centre, NY
323-4000
St. Anthony is committed to providing a faith formation
program for all our children. We are in need of a volunteer
to give one on one instruction to a child on
Thursday @ 3:45 each week. I will provide training,
all you need is a desire to share your faith with a young
child in our parish. High School students are welcomed.
If interested, please call the Religious Education Office at
764-0048 x2520
Special Needs Program
The St. John’s Bible Conference at
Molloy College
Igniting the Spiritual Imagination
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
Join us every Thursday for Eucharistic adoration
in the church from 12 Noon to 5 PM.
Join us to pray for the many special intentions this
week, including for the welfare of the Christians in the
Middle East who have suffered so much.
4:45 - Benediction
St. Anthony is committed to providing a faith formation
program for all our children. We are forming a new class
for children with Special Needs who have not received
First Communion and would like to prepare for this Sacrament. We provide a welcoming atmosphere where children with special needs, along with their parents, learn
about their faith, participate in activities and interact with
other children in our program. Our class meets twice a
month on Thursday. If interested, please call the Religious
Education Office at 764-0048 x2520
Jesuit Ordinations
The Jesuits of the Maryland, New England and New York Provinces invite you
to join us in celebrating the vocation of and praying for the following four men.
These men have been ordained to the diaconate and together will be ordained
to the priesthood on June 13, 2015.
Dennis Baker, SJ
Brent Otto, SJ
John Peck, SJ
Sean Toole, SJ
Please pray for vocations to the Society of Jesus.
For more information about the Society of Jesus, visit
www.Jesuits.org
www.JesuitVocations.org
St. Francis Hospital
Community Outreach Program
St. Francis Hospital Outreach Bus
Free Health Screenings
Includes a brief cardiac history, blood pressure and a
simple blood test for cholesterol and diabetes for adults 18
and older. We also provide patient education and referrals.
No registration or appointment is required.
Oceanside Senior Center
80 Anchor Ave.
Oceanside, N.Y. 11572
November 10, 2014
10 am to 2 pm
Parish Outreach Clothing room
Our Parishioners
Serving
In the Military
Please keep all our military in your prayers.
Joseph Augusta Cabarrus, Capt., Marines
Brian Wolfe, Lance Cpl., Marines
McKenzie Schmalz, Lance Cpl., Marines
Jonathan Rodriguez-Strubbe, Lance Cpl, Marines
Michael Connell, PFC, Marines
Daniel G. Koehler, Pvt., Marines
Denis St. John Sheahan, Marines
Timothy Richards, Capt., Army
Sanghu Richards, Capt., Army
Samuel Rodriguez, Sgt., Army
Charles Artino, Pvt., Army
Dylan J. Blake, Pvt., Army
Alex Murtha, Pvt., Army
Daniel R. Verity, Pvt., Army
Sean Michael Cirillo, Specialist, Army
Christopher Kapp, Specialist, Army
Michael J. Graham, Army
Carl A. Misitano, Lt., Navy
John Nitti, Chief Petty Officer, Navy
Ryan Reilly, Petty Officer, Navy
Tom Shanley, 2nd Class Petty Officer, Navy
Dominick Albanese, ISSN, Navy
William Stuber, Seaman, Navy
Edward Durkin, GMC, Navy
Timothy R. Kear, CTT, Navy
Christopher Kear, NET, Navy
Lord, hold our troops in Your loving hands.
Protect them as they protect us.
Bless them and their families
for the selfless acts they perform for us.
The Pope Francis Hospitality Center
Invites you to join in our first
Family Friendly Fundraiser
Saturday, November 15th
5PM—9PM
At the St. Vincent de Paul School
1510 de Paul St., Elmont
$25 per person, children under 12 are free
For info: Mary 992-5063 or Dolores 665-3719
Catholic Charities’ has volunteer oppor tunities for
our “Friendly Visitor Program” to offer bi-monthly
companionship to homebound senior citizens in our
Meals on Wheels program. A friendly companion
would offer socialization and conversation for seniors
and would not include cooking, housekeeping or
transportation. If you are available contact Mary Ellen
Kwiecinski, Volunteer Coordinator @ 733-7044
Your gift of time will be greatly appreciated!
Thank you for your donations of baby clothing. However, as fast as the clothing comes in, it goes out.
The clothing room is still in desperate need of baby
clothes for boys and girls: sizes 6 months to 24
months. All donations can be dropped in the box in
the reception area of the Parish Center.
Volunteers are needed for the clothing room which is
open on Tuesday and Friday from 10:00 am to 1:00
pm. Could you spare some time to help the needy in
our parish?
St. Vincent de Paul Society
In the Gospel Jesus challenges us to “stay
awake” by taking time to seriously look at
ourselves, the priorities of our lives, and
how we are growing spiritually.
Ask yourself “What would Jesus
Christ do?” and then put your gift in the Society of
St. Vincent de Paul poor box so that those who are
suffering will be able to celebrate Thanksgiving.
Choose Life Committee
FREE MOVIE NIGHT
GIIME SHELTER
Thursday November 13th, @ 7:30 pm
2 East Gate Massapequa Park, NY 11762
Inspirational Movie based on a True Story
Free will offering to benefit The Life Center of LI
Call 516-314-3889 or 631-839-2854 for info.
Religious Gift Items will be for sale at this event.
Proceeds to benefit the Life Center of LI
www.lifecenterli.org
HOLIDAY 2014 PREVIEW
Parish Outreach & the St. Anthony Conference of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul
are NOW launching our holiday food collection, soon to be followed by the start of THE
GIVING TREE pr ogr am. You may think we ar e in competition with Hallmar k and
the major retailers but we’re not. Let me explain.
During the months of November and December, our neighbors in need
(families whom we serve throughout the year) receive holiday food and turkeys on
their routine visits to the St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry. We no longer distribute
“turkeys and trimmings” on designated days for Thanksgiving and Christmas; in
fact, that procedure was eliminated years ago due to space limitations. Instead, these
items are given to the families when they come to the Pantry during these months.
For this reason, we ask that your contributions for our annual holiday food collection be
donated starting in October so that, beginning November 3, holiday items are available
for each family on routine Pantry visits.
We know only too well how difficult these times are for so many people, and so,
our request is simple: perhaps you could cut our Holiday ‘14 Needs List out of the
bulletin and place it on your refrigerator or keep it with your own shopping list. And
when you do your family’s grocery shopping, perhaps you could put one or two items
from our list into your basket and bring it with you when you come to Sunday Mass.
Our Pantry could overflow with donations as a result!
A word about THE GIVING TREE…it may be helpful to know that, once again, we
will be requesting gift cards instead of actual gifts for the seniors, adults and children on
our list. For this reason, we will ask that your donation be returned to us in early
December so that the recipients might do their own holiday shopping before Christmas.
None of these efforts to provide for those less fortunate will happen without YOU!
Thank you for caring and for making Christ’s love and peace more tangible in our
fractured world.
God Bless, Sr. Frances, Parish Outreach Coordinator
***************Holiday ’14 Needs List is on the reverse of this page*************
The St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry
‘14_ Needs List
Holiday ’13
Coffee & tea
Cooking oil (small bottles)
Hot & cold cereals
Pancake mix & syrup
Mayonnaise, ketchup & mustard
Salad dressing
Macaroni & spaghetti
Canned meats
Canned soup & soup mixes
Canned tuna & salmon
Canned pasta products
Canned vegetables
White rice (1-2 lb. bags)
Peanut butter, jelly & jam
Tomato sauce & canned tomatoes
Canned fruit & applesauce
Canned & bottled juice
Apple cider
Jello & pudding
Boxed macaroni & cheese
Cake & muffin mix
Boxed potatoes
“Hamburger Helper” products
Rice-a –Roni products
Pickles & olives
Cookies, crackers & snacks
Turkey, chicken & beef gravy
Stuffing mix
Assorted canned beans
Evaporated milk
Candy & nuts
Cranberry sauce
Frozen turkeys & chickens
Tabor Retreat Center
SPIRITUALITY OF GRATITUDE
November 14-15, 2014
Friday, 7:30pm - Saturday 7:30pm
In preparation for
Thanksgiving, pray
with St. Ignatius and
the First Spiritual
Exercises. This
weekend will guide
you through exercises
that focus on gifts
received, and prepare
you for those yet to
arrive. There are
overnight accommodations for women, but
both men and women are welcome to attend as commuters.
Presenter: Leaders and team members of The
Jesuit Collaborative.
Donation: Overnight $145. (room & meals)
Commuter $110. (lunch & dinner)
Tabor Retreat Center, 60 Anchor Avenue
516-536-3004—Email: [email protected]
www.TaborRetreatCenter.org
SOPHIA PRAYER GROUP
A simple way of praying is prayer through
breathing. By consciously following your breathing in this way, you become aware of your own finiteness and God’s presence. Let the Spirit lead you beyond the noisy world of space and time into the silent
realm within you where God dwells as the source or
ground of your being.
Call M. Larsen at 678-6614 for more information.
Group meets on Wednesday evenings,
7:15-9:00 in the chapel of Tabor Retreat Center.
PLEASE COME AND
START YOUR GIFT SHOPPING AT OUR ANNUAL
“LADIES AUXLIARY
GIFT BOUTIQUE”
Have Hot Cocoa and Desert
with Santa Clause and Mrs. Clause...
AT THE O’CONNELL GARDENS GRAND BALLROOM
IN THE KNIGHTS OF
COLUMBUS
2985 Kenneth Place Oceanside
SUNDAY, November 23
FROM 9AM -5PM
For more info or table
reservations please contact:
Vanessa Ambrosecchia
[email protected]
or call 516-551-5276
Knight's Corner
Killer Joe and the Lido Soul Revue
Recently Featured at BB King’s
and Jones Beach Theater
Wednesday November 26th—8 PM
Knight of Unity Fundraiser Event
$7500 Grand prize
$2500 Second prize
Prizes 3-7 are $1000 Winners
$50 Raffle Ticket gains entrance for
1 person
$25 at the door once all raffle
tickets are sold
Drinks, Beer, Wine and Soda
and Hero Sandwiches included
Raffles and a 50/50 Drawing
Raffle tickets available in lounge
Kyle Avondet or Steve Bermudez
Fund Raiser…
Friday
November 21st
7 - 11 PM
Dance to the music of the
Knights of Columbus
Oceanside, NY 11572
"New Years Eve
Extravaganza"
December 31st, 2014
Appetizers
Shrimp & Crab Meat Cocktails
Cheese Platter & Pasta Station
Dinner Choice of Prime Rib or Fish
Knight's Hall
OPEN BAR
$45 per person
- Coffee Bar - Ice Cream Bar
Family Style Dinner
(all you can eat)
Dessert - Coffee or Tea
OPEN BAR
Champagne Toast at Midnight
Signature Sound Entertainment
and
A special Appearance by
"ELVIS"
Plenty of parking
Reservations a must:
Hank Kiesche at 536-8264
Or John Gallo at 764-2516
Music by
Signature Sounds Entertainment
Featuring Guest Performers
Time: 8pm to 1am
Price $75.00 per Person
Part Hats - Noise Makers– Balloons
Reservations call John Gallo @
516-764-2516
ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL
PROGRAMA DE ALCANCE COMUNITARIO
St. Francis Hospital – Autobús de Alcance Comunitario
GRATIS Exámenes de Salud
Los exámenes incluyen:
Una breve historia cardiaca, presión arterial, análisis de sangre para el colesterol y
la diabetes. Educación para el paciente y referencias apropiadas según sean
necesarias para los adultos que tienen 18 años de edad o más.
Oceanside Senior Center
80 Anchor Ave.
Oceanside, N. Y.11572
November 10, 2014
10 am to 2 pm
RINCÓN HISPANO
9 DE NOVIEMBRE, 2014
LA DEDICACION DE LA BASILICA DE LETRAN
Vi la ciudad santa, la nueva Jerusalén, que bajaba
del cielo, de donde estaba
al lado de Dios, engalanada como una novia que se
adorna para su esposo.
Primera Lectura Ezequiel
47, 1-2. 8-9.12: “Todo ser
viviente que se mueva por
donde pasa el torrente, vivirá; habrá peces en abundancia."
Salmo Responsorial 45: "El corr er de las acequias alegra la ciudad de Dios, el Altísimo consagra su morada."
Segunda Lectura Corintios 3, 9-11. 16-17: " El único
cimiento valido es Jesucristo y nadie puede poner otro
distinto."
Lectura del Santo Evangelio San Juan 2, 13-22:
“Quiten todo de aquí y no conviertan en un mercado la
casa de mi Padre.”
25th Noche Nacional de Oración por la Vida:
Dic. 8 de 9:00 PM hasta Dic. 9 a la 1:00 AM.
Fue la Fiesta de nuestra Inmaculada Concepción (entonces celebramos en diciembre 12)
Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe Patrona de las
Américas y de los recién nacidos, primera aparición a St. Juan Diego. La noche Nacional de
oración por la Vida es un puente de estas dos
fiestas en honor a Nuestra Bendecida Madre
para orar por su intercepción para que se establezca la Cultura de la vida, protección por la persecución a
la Iglesia y pedirle para que la tierra reviva. Todos están
invitados a participar! Regístrese en la Edificio Parroquial
por 1/2 hora y venga a rezar por ese tiempo en la Iglesia.
Fiestas 2014 St. Vicente de Paul: La despensa necesita
abastecerse para estas fiestas, necesitamos productos no
perecederos.
La intensión de la misa del día de hoy es por Francisco
Peña. Par a intensiones de la misa comunicar se con la
hermana Marcela Severino telf. 516-316-0879.
Adoración Eucarística:
Todos los Jueves en la Iglesia
12:00PM hasta las 5:00PM.
Papa Francisco rezar es como respirar: El cristiano inhala la oración y exhala la misión, afirmó este viernes el Papa
Francisco, explico la importancia del rezo en la vida del
católico, pues gracias a este recibe “el aire fresco del Espíritu”. “La respiración tiene dos fases: inhalar, o sea meter el
aire dentro y exhalar, esto es, dejarlo salir. La vida espiritual se alimenta, se nutre con la oración, y se manifiesta en
la misión: inhalación, la oración, y exhalación. Cuando respiramos, en la oración, recibimos el aire fresco del Espíritu
y al exhalarlo proclamamos a Jesucristo suscitado por el
mismo Espíritu. Nadie puede vivir sin respirar”. “Lo mismo sucede con el cristiano: sin alabanza y sin la misión no
vive como un cristiano. Y con la alabanza, la adoración...
Se habla poco de adorar. ¿Qué hacemos al rezar? Pedimos
cosas a Dios, damos gracias... Pero la adoración, adorar a
Dios... Esto forma parte de la respiración: la alabanza y la
adoración.”
CURSILLO DE CRISTIANDAD PARA DAMAS: Del
13 al 16 de Noviembre, 2014. Interesados en vivir esta linda experiencia comunicarse con la Hermana Luz María
Abreu Telf. 516-764-0613. Te esperamos de colores.
EL GRUPO CARISMATICO: Te invita este viernes en
la Capilla comenzando con el Santo Rosario de 7:00PM A
9:00PM. Tendremos la Santa Palabra, Alabanzas, cantos y
danzas al Rey de Reyes y Señor de Señores. Te esperamos
no te quedes.
BAUTISMOS Y CLASES DE RICA: Par a infor mación
y registración comunicarse con el hermano Ernesto de la
Cruz telf. 917-832-0670.
CONFESIONES Y ATENCION PASTORAL: Todos
los domingo después de la misa y los viernes en la Capilla
a las 8:00pm, en caso de emergencia llamar al Padre Donald Gannon telf. 516-764-0048 ext. 2509.
Para asuntos de notario o Real Estate: comunicarse con
el hermano José González cel.: 516-351-7272 y Ofic. 516706-9001.
continuado
Rincón Hispano continuado:
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a través del nuevo sistema automático, regístrese entrando a
la siguiente dirección www.faithdirect.net debe de utilizar
el código de la parroquia NY581. Necesita su cuenta ahorros, tarjeta de crédito o su debit card.
Misa 11-09-2014: ME: Carmen Rodríguez, Ana Suriel e
Anastasio Rodríguez. MO: Iralyz Estévez, Fendy Estévez y
Joseph González. Lectores: Inoelia Santana y Manuel Francisco.
Misa 11-16-2014: ME: Yoly Burdier, Violeta Sánchez y
Porfirio Sánchez. MO: Kenia Peralta, Darían Imberto y
Anthony Montony. Lectores: Carmen Rodríguez y Ana
Suriel.
Misa 11-23-2014: ME: Alsimeida Dorvil, Aurora Báez
(Lola) y Miladis Duran. MO: Rafael Jiménez, Ashtin Tavares y Emely Duran. Lectores: Natividad Martínez y Julio
Martínez.
St. Agnes Cathedral School
Rockville Centre
678-5550
Prospective Kindergarten Families
Come see and hear about our Kindergarten Program
Thursday, November 20th
9:30 Am Information Meeting
Altar Server Assignments
November 15 & 16
Team One
5:00 PM – Church
8:00 AM – Church
9:30 AM – Church
10:00AM – Chapel
11:00 AM – Church
11:30 AM – Chapel
12:30 PM – Church
5:00 PM – Church
-Mark Campmier,
Patrick & Shannon Hirdt
Jessica Jacoby, Keriana Calderón
& Joseph Caputo
Adult Servers
Joshua Javillo
Adult Servers
Daniella Zuart & Jay Jackson
Jude & Jasper Javillo
November 15 & 16 - Assignments
LECTOR: Team 2
5:00 PM – Church
8:00 AM – Church
9:30 AM – Church
10:00AM – Chapel
11:00 AM – Church
11:30 AM – Chapel
12:30 PM – Church
5:00 PM – Church
Hope LaMagna
Anthony Capone
Larry Morgenlander
Dan Shea
Elizabeth Egan
Angela Gray
Barbara Bastin
Michele Kratky
Followed by classroom visits
FAMILIES ANONYMOUS
Families Anonymous (FA) is a Twelve Step support
program for concerned parents, relatives and friends
of someone who uses mind-altering drugs or alcohol
or who demonstrates related behavioral problems.
The group meets every Wednesday evening at 7:30
PM at St. Raymond's School in the cafeteria,
263 Atlantic Avenue, East Rockaway.
For more information: www.FamiliesAnonymous.org
or email: [email protected] or
call Adrianne at (516) 569-4148.
SOLOMON’S PORCH PRAYER GROUP
meets every Friday evening in Room 101
from 7:30 PM to 9 PM.
We praise God through the gifts of the Holy Spirit
through music, prayer, scripture, meditation and
sharing, all before the Blessed Sacrament.
November 15 & 16 - Assignments
Extraordinary Ministers
of the Eucharist: Team 3
5 PM – Church Mary Ann & Bill Johnson; Cara Middleton
8:00 AM – Church
Elizabeth Egan, Terry Alois,
Karen Garay
9:30 AM – Church
Joan Prisco; Marisa & Jim Brady
10:00AM – Chapel Sarah & Dennis Ryan
11:00 AM – Church Nancy Back, Anna Rathburn, Marie
Elefante
11:30 AM – Chapel Gerry Graff, Gladys Rios
12:30 PM – Church Helen Winkowski, Carol Hayes
5:00 PM – Church Michele Kratky
Weekly Support Group Meetings
AA Sun. November 9, 7:30 PM—cafeteria
Mon. November 10, 7:30 PM—cafeteria
Thurs. November 13, 7:30 PM - cafeteria
Sun. November 16, 7:30 PM - cafeteria
NA Tues. November 11, no meeting - Veterans Day