St. John Nepomucene R.C. Church
1140 Locust Avenue, Bohemia, New York 11716
PARISH OFFICE
(631) 589-0540
(631) 244-8086 (FAX)
[email protected]
FAMILY FAITH FORMATION
(631) 567-1765
(631) 750-3770 (FAX)
[email protected]
PARISH OUTREACH
(631) 567-1995
(631) 750-3770 (FAX)
[email protected]
YOUTH MINISTRY
(631) 589-4582
[email protected]
STEWARDSHIP
(631) 589-0540
The Dedication of the Lateran Basilica
Sunday, November 9, 2014
MASS TIMES
Saturday Evening: 5 pm
Sunday: 7:30 am, 9:00 am, 10:30 am, 12 noon, &
5:00 pm
Monday through Friday: Check inside bulletin for
schedule.
Saturday: 9:00 am—only
Holy Days: Check bulletin for schedule.
Mass in Spanish: every Saturday at 7:30 pm
SACRAMENTS
BAPTISM—Call Parish Office for available
Saturdays or Sundays. Baptismal preparation is
required prior to the baptism of ANY child.
RECONCILIATION—Saturdays from 4:00 pm to
4:45 pm; seasonally, at special services; and
anytime by request by calling the Parish Office.
MARRIAGE—Arrangements must be made at
least NINE months prior to wedding. This is to
allow for the necessary interviews and required
marriage preparation programs. NO DATE for a
wedding can be given over the phone or reserved
until the couple completes the formal paperwork
with a member of the pastoral staff.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK—Communal
celebrations are scheduled periodically.
The
sacrament is available whenever there is a
personal need by calling the Parish Office.
Find us on the web:
stjohnnepomucene.com
Pastoral Ministry
Rev. Joseph Schlafer, Pastor, ext 229
Rev. Lawrence Chadwick, Associate Pastor, ext 213
Deacon James Bohuslaw, ext 510
Deacon Roger Mott, ext 511
Deacon George Reich, ext 512
Administration
Ms. Carol Lee, Parish Facility Manager, ext 233
Mrs. Gina Cicero, Part-Time General Secretary, ext 202
Mrs. Donna Bellucci, Part-Time General Secretary, ext. 200
Sr. Maureen Morgan, RSM, Volunteer Assistant, ext 201
Family Faith Formation
Mrs. Kathy Russell-Sica, Director, ext 223
Mr. James Tenney, Coordinator of Confirmation and
Assistant Director, ext 224
Mrs. Dawn O’Donnell, Secretary (am), ext 225
Mrs. Barbara Langabeer, Receptionist (pm), ext 237
Music Ministry
Mr. Joseph Graffeo, Director, ext 230
Outreach
Sr. Lisa Bergeron, Director, OSU, ext.220
Stewardship
Ms. Carol Lee, Coordinator, ext 233
Youth Ministry
Marian Zahra, Director, ext 217
VISION STATEMENT: Rooted in Jesus Christ, we desire to become a vibrant worshipping community that reaches out in
warmth and hospitality as we strive to make Christ known by responding to the challenge of the Gospel.
If the weekend Mass intention is for your family member
and you would like to bring up the gifts during the Mass,
please notify the Parish Office during the week prior to
the intended Mass. The day of the Mass, please arrive
at church at least 5 minutes before the Mass begins
and introduce yourself to one of our ushers.
MASS SCHEDULE
MONDAY, November 10
READINGS: Ti 1:1-9 / Lk 17:1-6
7:00 am
9:00 am Kevin Smith
TUESDAY, November 11 - Veteran’s Day
READINGS: Ti 2:1-8, 11-14 / Lk 17:7-10
9:00 am Ryan Barresi
WEDNESDAY, November 12
READINGS: Ti 3:1-7 / Lk 17:11-19
7:00 am Emmanuela Lacantore
THURSDAY, November 13
READINGS: Phlm 7-20 / Lk 17:20-25
7:00 am
9:00 am Vincenzo DiMartino
FRIDAY, November 14
READINGS: 2 Jn 4-9 / Lk 17:26-37
9:00 am Souls in Purgatory
9:00 am
4:00 pm
5:00 pm
7:30 pm
SATURDAY, November 15
READINGS: 3 Jn 5-8 / Lk 18:1-8
Richard Wanser
Confessions
Fr. Joe
Frank Cinerar
Fr. Larry
Deacon Tony
Spanish Mass
SUNDAY, November 16
READINGS: Prv 31:10-13,19-20,30-31 / 1 Thes 5:1-6 /
Mt 25:14-30
7:30 am Parishioners of St. John’s
Fr. Larry
9:00 am Thomas Croci, Sr.
Fr. Larry/Dcn George
RCIA Welcoming Anthony Vinci
10:30 am Deacon Tony
Fr. Joe
Peter F. Mabanta
12:00 pm Frank Innamorata
Fr. Joe
Stephen Scalza
5:00 pm Tina Underwood
Fr. Joe
L/7 Mass of Enrollment
If you wish to have your loved one
remembered by having the weekly
Altar Candle and / or
Bread and Wine
in their name, please contact
the office at 589-0540
for information.
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Everything I do and say…
AFTER I SAY I BELIEVE!
STEWARDSHIP IN SCRIPTURE
The Bishops’ Pastoral on
Stewardship reminds us
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.”
STEWARDSHIP IN ACTION
“You are the temple of God
and the Spirit of God dwells
In You”
STEWARDSHIP SHARING
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR: SEPTEMBER 1– AUGUST 31, 2015
Envelopes / Loose Checks: 546 / 45
Regular Collection: $17,898.50
YTD Budgeted Amount: $160,000
(16,000 x 10 Regular Sundays)
YTD Actual Collection:
$150,666.30
SHORTAGE:
$ 9,333.50
CHILDREN’S COLLECTION:
$12.50 ~ 4 Envelopes
This week I followed Jesus by…
...went to go give my next door neibor (sic) her mail.
BTW NAME IS CATHY.
A WORD FROM OUR PASTOR
A home for God
Last week, I had the privilege of gathering with several hundred people to bless the newly constructed
ambulance garage in Sayville that serves several surrounding communities including our own. As I blessed
the building, I was very aware that it was more than just a structure. The building represents the kindness
and generosity of countless volunteers over the last sixty years whose devotion and concern have saved the
lives of many of their neighbors. It represents the support and goodness of all the citizens of these
communities whose resources made this structure possible. The building is a symbol of rescue, comfort and
hope. I felt that I was blessing much more than a building.
In a similar way, today’s feast of the Basilica of Saint John Lateran might appear at first to be simply the
celebration of a building. However, this Basilica and every church throughout the world are so much more
than just buildings. The structure which is made of brick and mortar is more than just a place where we can
find shelter or a place to pray. A church building teaches us something. It stands as a symbol of our belief
that just as the church is a special place where God lives, so also God dwells among us and inside us. God’s
home is found in every person who embraces the message of unselfish love. As Saint Paul puts in so clearly
in today’s second reading: “Brothers and sisters: You are God’s building.”
The Basilica of Saint John Lateran is located in Rome and it serves the same purpose for the Diocese of
Rome that Saint Agnes Cathedral in Rockville Centre serves for our diocese. That church and all churches,
including our beloved building here at Saint John’s, are meant to be visible reminders that we who gather
together are God’s dwelling place. It is in us that God lives and becomes present to the world that so much
needs the healing presence of Christ. Saint Paul’s imagery also tells us that Christ is our “foundation” and
that each one of us is a “living stone”. Together we make up the house of God.
For the Jews in the time of Jesus, the temple in Jerusalem was the most sacred house of God. In today’s
Gospel, Jesus drives out the money changers who have used the temple for the wrong purpose: “…stop
making my Father’s house a marketplace.” Again, there is more here than Jesus simply restoring the temple
to be a house of prayer. The Lord’s action is a reminder to us that, as each one of us is a house of God, we
may be in need of some kind of cleansing or restoration. Paul says, “…you are the temple of God” and “the
Spirit of God dwells in you.” The challenge of the Gospel is to ask ourselves what needs to be “driven out”
of me so that God can dwell more completely within me? What needs to be “overturned” in my behavior or
my lifestyle so that I can more faithfully fulfill my vocation as a temple of God’s presence?
We celebrate a building today because we are a building. We are the Church which is so much more than
the construction materials that come together to create a structure. We build God’s kingdom by receiving
the nourishment of Christ’s love in the Eucharist and going forth from our church to build a better world, a
world “of truth and life…of holiness and grace…of justice, love, and peace.” As a prayer from the
Sacramentary says: “Father, you give us grace to build the temple of your Spirit, creating its beauty from
the holiness of our lives.”
Fr. Joe
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Next Sunday evening, November 16, we will be gathering with our Jewish, Islamic, and Christian brothers
and sisters for our annual Interfaith Thanksgiving Prayer Service at the temple in Oakdale. Please consider
joining us for this marvelous opportunity to thank God for all our blessings. Details are on page 10 of this
bulletin.
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BAPTISMS
PRAY FOR THE DECEASED
We welcome the newly baptized of the
community and congratulate their parents:
We are united in prayer with their families
and with one another as we and all the
faithful departed await our rising with the Lord.
Amara Aviella Germain
Tom Cilmi
Bradley John Vesia
Marty Loftus
PRAY FOR THE SICK
Often it is requested for persons to be placed on the perpetual sick list.
Sometimes it’s forgotten to have them removed as necessary.
Kindly contact the Parish Office for any changes to the list.
Louis Aiello, Dominic Ardazzone,
Mark Arthus, Donna Blydenburgh,
Meghan Brown, Mary Boland,
Katherine Buckley, Dina Bugliari,
Joseph Carnival, John Cascio,
Kathryn Cast, Dolores Celeste,
Mary Chesire, Tom Close, Don Croake,
Mary Cullon, Christopher Dillon, Ester Dumloa,
Marge Feather, Louis Friedman,
Alexander Fuoco, Mary Jean Galli,
Marlene Garjiulo, Patricia Grasso,
Sister Jane Hlalligan, Marie Hughes,
Emmanuella Ingrisano, Roseann Jerico,
Edward Johnson, Michael Keane,
Baby Bentley Kovanda, Ashley Kovanda,
Mylinda Lieberman, Claire Lippi, Tony Lofaro,
Gene Markey, Thomas McCabe,
Karen McLean, Rosie Monterrosa,
Joseph Moretta, James Natalie, Peter Noel,
Zachary Nowicki, Joan Parsons,
Mary Anne Powers, Joseph Raffaele,
Eva Reimer, Steven Santana,
Gloria Sanseverino, Brian Scudero,
Paige Somma, Bree Stoll, Kevin Swisher,
Evelyn Toomey, Raeffela Trotta,
Taylor Vetrano, Mercedes Vera, Sarah Vita
Louise Matrone, John Bugler, Carole Perez
Brian Duncan, Travis Thornton,
Thomas Smith Henley, Jerry Thornton
.
Michael Bolognese, Anthony Morgan,
Anita Broadbent,
Melissa Himmelberger,
Patricia Abruzzi, Leo Moran
George Duke, Cameron Martocci,
Richie Alexander
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MARY’S CORNER
A donation was made to
St. John’s Rosary Makers
in loving memory of
Mrs. Maggie Bonavoglia
and her son, Anthony
We ask that all of our parish family remember
Mrs. Maggie Bonavoglia and
her son, Anthony
in your prayers for the month of November.
If you would like to make a donation to the
Rosary Makers, please contact
Carole Perez at 567-4808.
PRAY FOR THOSE IN SERVICE
We pray for all our servicemen and women
who gave their lives in the fulfillment of their duties.
We pray for the veterans whose lives have been
permanently affected by their experiences in this war.
We also remember the relief workers, contractors,
Iraqi and Afghani men, women and children
who have lost their lives in these conflicts.
We pray for a speedy end to these wars.
We pray for all of the men and women
who come from our Parish and who are
now serving our Country any place in the world.
We would like you to remember them in
your prayers. If you know someone
you would like to add to the list,
please call the Parish Office at
589-0540 and give us his/her name.
Sunday: All Servicemen & Women
Monday: Cpl Michael Casarona, U.S. Marines
Tuesday: Sr. Airman Paul Cepparo, U.S. Air Force
Wednesday: Sm Sgt. William C. Clifton, U.S. Air Force
Thursday: PFC William Clifton, U.S. Marines
Friday: Eric Colbert, U.S. Marines
Saturday: Sean Connell, U.S. Army Ranger
THIS WEEK — PARISH EVENTS
SUNDAY November 9
8:30 - 2:30 Blood Drive, Lower Level
10:30 am Teen Liturgy of the Word, Church
MONDAY
8:45 am
10:00 am
4:30 pm
5:45 pm
6:15 pm
7:00 pm
November 10
Perpetual Novena, Church
Legion of Mary, Freeman Room
FFF Classes
FFF Classes
Sandwich Society, Lower Level
FFF Classes
Bereavement Support, Freeman Room
Interfaith, Lower Level
TUESDAY November 11 - Veteran’s Day
All Parish Offices Closed - NO CLASSES
7:30 pm CYO, Freeman Room
8:00 pm Holy Hour, Church
WEDNESDAY November 12
10:00 am Rosary Makers, Meeting Room
Moms, Tots & Grandparents,
Lower Level
1:00 pm Silent Eucharistic Adoration, Church
4:30 pm FFF Classes
6:00 pm Legion of Mary, Eve. Mtg, Room 5a
7:00 pm INSITE NITE, Little Church
Cantors, Church
8:00 pm Adult Choir, Church
THURSDAY
12:00 pm
5:30 pm
8:00 pm
FRIDAY
12:00 pm
6:00 pm
7:30 pm
November 13
Senior Citizens, Lower Level
Children’s Choir, Church
Taize Prayer Service, Church
November 14
Outreach Core Workers, Meeting Room
Altar Servers Training, Church
FOCUS, Little Church
Justice & Peace Prayer Service,
Church and Meeting Room
SATURDAY November 15
7:00 pm Santo Rosario, Church
7:30 pm Misa en Español, Church
SUNDAY November 16
10:30 am Children’s Liturgy of the Word, Church
Teen Liturgy of the Word, Church
2:00 pm Baptisms, Church
5:00 pm FFF Level 7 Mass of Enrollment, Church
PARISH OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED
ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11TH
IN OBSERVANCE OF VETERANS’ DAY.
We will reopen on
Wednesday, November 12th
at 9:30 am.
If you have an emergency
and need to speak to a
priest while the
Parish Office is closed,
please call 589-0540
and follow the prompts.
The Sandwich Society will be
collecting all leftover Halloween
candy to make holiday treat bags
for their recipients. Please place
your wrapped candy in a bag
labeled “For Sandwich Society”
and leave them in the food carts
in the lobby of the Church.
Thank you again for your help!
THIS WEEK—SELF HELP GROUPS
SUNDAY November 9
7:00 pm NA, H.O.W. We Live, Room 4
8:00 pm AA, Bohemia Workshop, Room 2
MONDAY November 10
8:30 pm AA, Way of Life, Room 3
SAA-2, Room 5a
NA, KISS, Room 4
WEDNESDAY November 12
7:30 pm AA, Primary Purpose, Room 2
8:00 pm NA, Circle of Serenity, Room 4
THURSDAY November 13
7:00 pm AA, Bohemia Workshop, Room 5b
7:30 pm SAA, Room 6b
GA, Gamblers Anonymous, Room 2
8:00 pm NA H & I, Room 3
FRIDAY November 14
7:30 pm AA, A Way of Life, Room 3
8:00 pm NA, Clean in Bohemia, Room 4
SUNDAY November 16
7:00 pm NA, H.O.W. We Live, Room 4
8:00 pm AA, Bohemia Workshop, Room 2
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PARISH SOCIAL MINISTRY - OUTREACH
Domestic Violence
Town of Islip
Suicide Prevention
1-800-799-SAFE
277 4700
1-800-639-5433
or
1-800-952-3333
L. I. Association for AIDS 1-877-TO-LIACC
Depression After Delivery
1-800-944-4PPD
Crisis Pregnancy/Counseling
243-2373
24-hour State Child Abuse
1-800-342-3720
Baby Safe Haven Hot Line
877-796-HOPE
If your last name Please consider shopping for the
begins with —
following items this week —
A-E
F-J
K-O
P-T
U-Z
Fruit/Pudding/Juice /Milk/Cocoa/Jelly
Peas/Milk/Fruit/Toilet Paper/Green beans
Soup/Juice /Grape Jelly/Milk/Cocoa/ Corn
Pasta Sauce/Shampoo/Tea/Grape Jelly
Milk/Soup/Toilet paper/Canned chicken
We are now feeding nearly 150 families each month.
We especially need MILK, SHAMPOO, JUICE and
SWEET POTATOES, and GRAPE JELLY.
Thank you for your donations.
A Message from Sister Lisa:
I met a young family last week, a single mother trying to
raise her daughter on a part-time salary because that is the
only work she can find in this economy. She had to separate
from her child’s father due to his uncontrollable drug use.
She was reluctant to come to us because she had been selfsufficient, and thinks of herself as the “giver,” but needed the
food and other resources we can provide to help her young
daughter, and acceded to the promptings of one of our
parishioners to come to Outreach. It can be so hard to ask for
help, to receive. And yet we can never fully know God if we
do not open ourselves to the blessing of being receptive — to
ask for what we need and trust that it will be provided.
Thank you for the ways that your generous support enables
us to provide for the needs of so many in our community.
Thank you to all of you who are ‘sponsoring” a family for
Thanksgiving. A gentle reminder: all items need to be at
Outreach ON Tuesday, November 18th OR Wednesday,
November 19th for packing.
In addition, we are still
recruiting some drivers to help with deliveries on Saturday,
November 22nd. Please see the notice, right, and call us if
you can help.
I invite you to come to celebrate next Sunday evening, at
7:00 p.m., our Interfaith Thanksgiving Prayer Service to be
held this year at B’nai Israel Temple (opposite OakdaleBohemia Middle School). Please bring non-perishable food
items to support local pantries, including ours.
May God continue to bless you for all the ways you
reflect God’s abundant mercy and goodness.
Please pray for:
All veterans, especially those who died giving
service to their country, and their families
families, doctors and nurses who care for them.
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Post Abortion Counseling - days
(Project Rachel)
- evenings
The Life Center
AA Hotline
Drug Hotline
722-4355
242-0907
631-243-2373
631-669-1124
1-800-522-5353
The Holidays Approach
We ONLY need the following for our
Thanksgiving Food Baskets
(starred items are ESPECIALLY needed):
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Stuffing Mix
Instant Potatoes
Turkey Gravy (Jar or Can)
Corn Muffin Mix
**Large Can of Sweet Potatoes**
**Large Can/Bottle of Juice**
Jars of Applesauce
**Jello**
**Pudding**
Tea Bags
**Gift Certificates to Grocery
Store ($25—$50)**
Delivery of Thanksgiving Baskets
Saturday, Nov. 22nd after the 9:00 a.m. Mass
Please contact us if you can help.
Come share the joy of giving!
LAST CALL—
Sponsoring a Family for the Holidays
If you are interested in “sponsoring a family,” for
Thanksgiving or Christmas (or both) please contact
Outreach at 567.1995. We will send you the full list
of items needed , gift preferences and the family’s
assigned number.
Are You Looking for a Service Project?
We have a list of local elderly or disabled persons who
are in need of simple yard work.
Please consider reaching out to your neighbors in need.
To sign up, please contact
Parish Outreach at
631.567.1995.
Thanks!
Monthly Bereavement Support Groups
Facilitated by Patricia Jones, MS
Freeman Room, 7:00—8:30 pm
General Bereavement:
Second Mondays: next session November 10th
Support for the loss of a Child:
Third Mondays; next session November 17th
Please call 631-205-1842 for more info.
In Memoriam Donations
“Those whom we love and lose are no longer where
they were before. They are now wherever we are.”
St. John Chrysostom
Holiday Help for the Bereaved
Once again, Bereavement Specialist Pat Jones
will be offering a special program
for those suffering with the death of a loved one and
finding it hard
“Coping With the Holidays”
Monday, Nov. 24th, 7:00—8:30 pm
St. John Nepomucene,
Lower Level of the Church
Please call 205.1842
for more information.
Donations were recently made to
Parish Outreach in memory
of the following deceased loved ones:
Deacon Tony Cusumano
Edwin J. Howard
Patricia Munson
Let us keep them and their families
in our prayer.
Share the Warmth
“St. Clare’s Closet,” is now open for
your donations of gently used, clean,
WARM coats and jackets. We can only
accept clean, gently used items for men, women
and children. Please drop off your contributions at
the Outreach Office. Mon.—Thurs. 10 am—4 pm.
Thank you.
TEEN SERVICE
We need students in 7th - 12th grades
to help with Thanksgiving baskets:
Sat., Nov. 22nd: 9:00—10:30 a.m.
Help deliver Thanksgiving Bags—Come to the 9:00
Mass then to the Meeting Rm
Sat., Nov. 22nd: 10:30 a.m.—12:30 p.m.
Help families pick up Food Baskets—Meeting Rm
Please contact Outreach at 567-1995 to sign up.
Heads Up!
The FAN VAN will be here
Thursday, November 13th
10:30 - 11:30 a.m.
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A NEW STEP IN OUR LITURGY
Here at Saint John’s we are going to be forming a “CELEBRATION BAND” which will lead
the music at our regular 5 PM Mass each Sunday evening. We are excited about this
prospect first, because we know that there are many parishioners who have various
talents in playing musical instruments, and secondly, because we believe that the
formation of such a musical group will deepen our parish prayer life and the celebration
of the Eucharist each Sunday evening.
We invite all those who play the guitar (rhythm or bass), the drums, the trumpet, or
other instruments to call our Music Director, Joe Graffeo at 631 589-0540, extension 230.
You may also speak to Joe after any of our weekend Masses. Please come and speak to
him or Fr. Joe and tell us of your interest. We would love to hear from you.
This new step in our liturgical celebration is not limited to any particular age group. We
welcome people of all ages to participate in this creative effort to enrich our celebration
of Sunday evening Mass.
November Offerings at the
Ronkonkoma Cenacle
Saturday, November 15, 2014
10:00 a.m. – 4:00p.m. at the Maude Adams
House, 9:30 a.m. arrivals and refreshments
OUR NEED TO KNOW HOW WE’RE DOING
Presenter: Fr. Larry Lewis M.M.
Offering: $50 includes lunch ($15 deposit
required to hold your reservation.)
November 18 – 19, 2014 (Tuesday overnight)
4:00 p.m. arrivals, 6:00 p.m. Dinner
COME TO THE QUIET – CONTEMPLATING THE
ANNUNCIATION. Presenter: Sr. Kathy Scott,
r.c. Offering: $110 ($50 deposit required to hold
your reservation.)
To Register for any program go to our web site
www.cenaclesisters.org/ronkonkoma or
call the Retreat Office at 631-588-8366.
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First Annual
Candlelight Memorial Service
A celebration of remembrance for the loved ones
who will be missed this holiday season.
This non-denominational service
will be officiated by local clergy.
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
6:30 pm at The New Life Community Church, 380
Lakeland Avenue, Sayville, NY
Sponsored by Raynor and D’Andrea
Funeral Homes
Please RSVP by calling Rich D’Andrea at
631-589-2345 or email Rich at
[email protected].
Refreshments will be served.
Some of the books available at
the upcoming Advent fair:
Many more books await you at the Advent Fair,
November 22nd and 23rd.
Come to the Lower Level and select the books you want for
yourself or as a gift. Fill out your order on a specially marked
envelope, enclose your payment made out to
“St. John Nepomucene” and your order will be ready for pick
up on Saturday, December 6 from 12 noon - 2 pm
in the Church Lobby.
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Defensive Driving Course
Brian Fitzpatrick,
Defensive Driving.
Sunrise Council #6607 is
sponsoring a Safe Driving course on Saturday, November 22,
2014 in the Parish
Center. The course
will be administered by
a
certified instructor
in
SAVE
THE
DATE!
Our Annual
Interfaith
Thanksgiving
Prayer Service
There will be a single session beginning at
9:30 AM to 3:30 PM with appropriate breaks during
the day. Refreshments, coffee, tea, soft drinks,
will be served. Cost is $30 per person and is open
to ALL licensed drivers regardless of age, senior
status or membership in any group or club.
Upon completion of the course, certificates will be
mailed to your home which will entitle you to
discounts on your auto insurance and in some
cases, consideration of clearing points from your
license.
This is the identical course offered by AAA, AARP
and town/county entities but we have not imposed
any eligibility restrictions other than possession of
a valid driver's license.
Class size is limited to 40. Call Brian Fitzpatrick
(631) 589-3805 to reserve your slot. Proceeds
from the course will be used to further the
charitable and fraternal programs of Sunrise
Council.
The American Flag that is flying on our plaza
is in need of being replaced.
If you have a loved one who served
in the military and would like to donate
a flag in their memory, please call
the Parish Office
at 631-589-0540.
St. Patrick’s Singles Fellowship
280 East Main St., Smithtown, NY
631-265-2668
Join us on Sunday, November 16, 10 am to 11:30 am.
Coffee and Conversation for ALL widowed, single,
divorced and separated men and women ages 45 to 60+.
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will be held
Sunday, November 16th
at 7:00 pm
in B’nai Israel Temple
(opposite Oakdale-Bohemia
Middle School)
Theme: “Expressing Our Gratitude
for the Challenges of Our Lives”
This service will be attended by Jewish, Muslim,
and other Christian friends as well as ourselves.
Each year, we take up a collection to
benefit some group in the name of our
interfaith community.
This year, we are asking for donations
of non-perishable food items.
Adults, teens and children are welcome.
HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH
InSite Nite for Halloween was a fun night with
team challenges, dodgeball and prayer.
Great Costumes and first prize went to
Paula DiMarzo.
EVERY week prayer is a different experience, and a
chance to find what YOU need. Come to the Little
Church at 7pm on a Wednesday and see for yourself.
There is always food and beverage available which is
free ( we have a donation jar if you can put something
in it). See you NEXT week !
RETREAT on Shelter Island – DON’T Miss this
LAST CHANCE to sign up !!!!
JUNIOR HIGH YOUTH
The Little Church is filled with 7th and 8th graders on Friday nights. November 14th
we have some amazing things planned ! Thanks to all of you that came in !
GREAT Costumes on Halloween – First Prize went to Malificent !
YOUTH OF ALL AGES
Registration for Youth Ministry is always on going. A Youth Ministry Staff person is always available
anytime by appointment. Parents are invited to call to ask for details about the program.
We can be contacted through Facebook (St John Nepomucene YouthMinistry)
or by calling 589-4582 or email [email protected] .
Chaminade High School
The following students were honored at the
recent Academic Awards Assembly.
Newly Inducted to the National Honor Society:
Junior: Joseph A. Drennan
Academic Awards Honor Pins were given to:
Sophomores Joseph M. Reich and
William M. Reich received the Bronze pin
Molloy College
Fall Open House
Molloy College
1000 Hempstead Avenue
Rockville Centre, NY
(516) 323-4000
Junior: Joseph A. Drennan
received the Silver pin
Will be hosting their Fall Open House
on Sunday, November 16, 2014
at 1:00 pm.
Senior: Daniel T. Reich received the Gold pin
We hope you can join us.
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SPANISH MINISTRY
Queridas hermanos / hermanas:
St. Joseph Renewal Center
1725 Brentwood Rd, Brentwood
Retreat for Men and Women
November 14-16 2014
Queremos anunciar, que las intenciones de
la Santa Misa los dias sabado a las 7:30pm,
podrian ser ofrecidas, para un ser querido
suyo. Si usted lo solicita en la oficina de la
Iglesia, por una ofrenda de $20.00. Esta
donacion incluye una tarjeta con el nombre o
la intencion que usted solicite y el nombre o la
intencion sera publicada en el horario de la
Santa Misa, que se celebrara el fin de semana
correspondiente.
Presenters: Josephine Daspro, CSJ and Jean Lynch,
MA. Offering $190 includes all accommodations.
A continuacion, los servicios que nuestra
parroquia ofrece a la comunidad hispana son
los siguientes:
FREE MOVIE NIGHT
Hosted by Our Lady of the Island,
2 East Gate Massapequa Park, NY
Todos los sábados, celebramos la Santa
Misa en espanol, empezamos a las 7:00pm,
con el Santo Rosario y a las 7:30pm., la Santa
Misa.
Si usted desea recibir el Sacramento de la
reconciliación (confesión), el sacerdote que
celebrará la Santa Misa, esta disponible antes
y después de la celebración.
Para la oración en los hogares llamar a
Clarita a el tel. 631-580-1718.
Para recibir en su casa la peregrinación de
la Imagén de Nuestra Sra. de Fátima, llamar
a Letty a el tel. 347-239-2178.
Para las instrucciones de los Santos
Sacramentos en español llamar a Lucy a el
tel. 631-472-2724.
Acuerdense de que:
“First Half of Life Spirituality”
Call 631-273-1187 x 123
for more information and to register.
Thursday November 13th, at 7:30
pm (doors open at 7:00). “Gimme
Shelter”, inspirational Movie based
on a true story. Free will offering taken up to
benefit The Life Center of LI. Call 516-3143889 or 631-839-2854 if any questions. Religious
Gift Items will be for sale at this event.
Proceeds to benefit the Life Center of LI
Volunteer Cook(s) Needed:
Catholic Charities’ Talbot House
in Bohemia is seeking a
volunteer(s) to assist in meal
preparation responsibilities in this
Chemical Dependence Crisis Center. House
are between 10 am and 6:30 pm and are
flexible. If interested, please contact Mary
Ellen Kwiecinski, Volunteer and Intern
Coordinator at 516-733-7044. Your time and
talent will be greatly appreciated.
EN LA UNION ESTA LA FUERZA
PLEASE NOTE …
For all our parishioners, even if you do not speak
Spanish, we would encourage you to spread the
word among those who you may know that might
be interested, that Spanish Masses are being held
EVERY Saturday at 7:30 pm,
with the Rosary being said at 7:00 pm.
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Family Faith Formation will be
participating in the Interfaith Prayer
Service held at B’nai Israel Temple on
November 16th at 7pm.
See page 10 for details!
FAMILY FAITH FORMATION
NO CLASSES ON TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER 11TH FOR VETERAN’S DAY
In the Gospel this week we truly hear a
story that shows us that Jesus was 100%
human as well as 100% divine. Jesus finds
in the temple area those who sold oxen,
sheep, and doves along with the moneychangers sitting there. He drove them out
of the temple area and told them to stop
making His Father’s house a marketplace.
Jesus told them to destroy this temple
and He will raise it up in three days. He
was speaking about His body being raised
from the dead.
1. Has there ever been a time that you
were so angry that you did something
you should not do? Did you ask God for
forgiveness?
2. What Church holiday is Jesus
referring to when he tells the people
He will raise up this temple in three
days?
This month we are
collecting
hats and gloves to
put in our
shoeboxes and to
give to Outreach.
Could you
contribute something
to Glovember??
Family Faith Formation
(631) 567-1765
Monday: 9:30 - 8 pm
Wednesday: 9:30 am - 5:30 pm
Thursday: 9:30 am - 4:30 pm
Friday - CLOSED
USE DOOR 3 FOR FFF OFFICES
DO NOT ENTER OR EXIT THROUGH
DOOR 4 UNLESS YOU HAVE
PARISH OFFICE BUSINESS
Last Sunday was All Soul’s Day.
During Children’s Liturgy of the Word
some of our kids prayed together and wrote
down special intentions that
they wanted to pray for:
“My grandma, my grandpa, Aunt Stephanie
11:11, my mom, my first pet, my fish Goldy,
coco my bird, my Uncle Bob, my grandma’s
cat, my pet fish, my poppy because
he called me and my sister American Pie,
my dog Daisy, my dog Pumpkin,
my Aunt Ellen, my two cats, my Aunt Kathy,
my cat Marina, my cousin Brian, my rabbit.”
Random acts of kindness
this week:
Help a teacher without
being asked!
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CHILDREN’S PAGE
John 2:13-22
MY FATHER’S HOUSE
Following is a word search
based on the Gospel reading for
the Dedication of the Lateran Basilica, a story
about Jesus in the Temple.
The word clues are in the order
as they appear in the reading.
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WORD LIST:
PASSOVER
JEWS
JESUS
JERUSALEM
TEMPLE
SHEEP
DOVES
WHIP
CORDS
DROVE
OUT
SPILLED
COINS
TABLES
HOUSE
ZEAL
SIGN
DESTROY
RAISE IT UP
FORTY-SIX
BUILD
HIS BODY
SCRIPTURE
SPOKEN
SAYVILLE HOSPITAL
FOR ANIMALS
STEAM-A-WAY
CARPET CLEANING
“Steam Makes it Clean”
Servicing the Tri-State Area
Carpet & Upholstery • Flood Restoration
Tile & Grout Cleaning
Commercial/Residential
TIM JONASON
631-682-1251
Lasik Refractive Consultation
“New York’s Premier Catholic Visiting
Nurse/Home Healthcare Agency”
OPHTHALMOLOGY
Cataracts & Implants
Diabetic Eye Care
Contact Lenses
Comprehensive Eye Care
Glaucoma Care
Workers’ Comp
Most Medical Plans & Major
Credit Cards Accepted
M-F 9:00AM - 5:00PM • Sat. 9:00AM - 12:00PM
(631) 589-2535
Sayville
Doctor of Chiropractic
Diplomate Applied Chiropractic Sciences
1300 Montauk Highway, Oakdale
Compassionate Care in the privacy
and comfort of your own home!
• Skilled Nursing • Home Health Aides
• Care Management
• Physical, Speech &
Occupational Therapies
• Specialty Services
1-855-488-2149
887 Church St., Bohemia
631-567-4437
Mon., Wed., Fri. 9am -12pm & 3pm-7pm
Sat. 9am-11am
www.dsfhs.org
A Member of the Cassena Care Network
State of The Art Rehabilitation Center
Nursing and
Rehabilitation Center
Contact:
631-567-9300
O’Neill Masonry & Home Improvement
Gregory Plante
President
Since 1986
John F. Russo, D.C., D.A.C.S.
BENEDICT URMAZA, M.D.
Domenick DiMartino, D.V.M.
Robert K. Frosch, D.V.M.
Timothy L. Sheppard, D.V.M.
Jonathan Shuman, D.V.M.
Office Hours by Appointment
5262 Sunrise Highway • 589-5120
RUSSO CHIROPRACTIC
ST. LUCY’S EYE CARE CENTER, P.C.
Roofing • Siding
General Contracting
Property Maintenance
Lic./Ins.
Office: 631-585-4291
Fax: 631-585-8353 • Cell: 631-767-4840
email: [email protected] • www.outercounty.com
Bo’s Citgo
631-676-5760
Tune-ups • Brakes • Shocks & Struts
Computer Diagnostics
1995 Oil Change w/State Inspection
Master Electrician
We are your area full service home improvement experts, specializing in paving and masonry
Call today for free quotes & special rates for parishioners and seniors
Member of Diocese
Free Estimates
Senior Discounts
Prompt Reliable
Service
Lic. & Ins.
Michael
When 2nd best simply won’t cut it!
Over 35 years of quality service to LI Families
Office 631.605.1047 / Cell 631.612.0208
BOHEMIA UNION
CEMETERY
All Phases of Electrical
Residential • Commercial
516-779-2624
Non-Sectarian
Church Street, Bohemia
Grave & Cremation
Sites Available
$
3200 Veteran’s Hwy., Bohemia
Barber Shop
Single Interment $1,200
Double Interment $1,400
Cremations $500
$2 OFF All Children & Senior Citizen
$5 OFF New Customers
Contact Rev. Meint Ploegman
631-567-1409
631-218-1583
1211 Montauk Hwy, Oakdale, NY 11769
$1.00
Pipe Tobacco & Pipes Sold Here
7 Days A Week 8am-9pm
150 Poospatuck Lane
Mastic, NY 11950
631-657-6691
Slush Puppies Are Here!
OFF
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Purchase
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KEYSTONE KITCHEN CABINETS
& CABINET REFACING CO.
1523 Lakeland Ave., Bohemia SHOWROOM
[email protected]
Text: 631.871.5002 • Ph: 631.871.5002
THE MOST AFFORDABLE KITCHEN CABINET
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PUMPING CHEMICALS • ELECTRIC SNAKING • CESSPOOL
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JOSEPH NEUGEBAUER
Licensed Plumber
PLUMBING & HEATING
HEATING SYSTEMS • OIL & GAS BOILERS INSTALLED
Repairs • Alterations • New Work • Bathrooms
Kitchens Remodeled • Water Heaters
Drains Cleaned • Appliance Installed
631.589.4559
19 EASTOVER RD., SAYVILLE, NY
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10% Off Any Purchase w/ad
1090 Locust Ave., Bohemia, NY
631-589-0966 • Fax 631-589-0859
www.locustavenuedeli.com
NEW OFFICE!
StonyNOW
Brook
Urology
IN BOHEMIA!
It’s our pleasure to continue to offer more
convenient locations to better serve our patients.
Urologic care for the diagnosis & treatment of conditions including:
Prostate Disease • Kidney Stone Disease
Male Sexual Dysfunction • Voiding Dysfunction/Incontinence
Urological Cancers (kidney, bladder, prostate, testicular)
For appointments or informations, please call:
631-444-6270/1910
Most Insurance Plans Accepted
Celebrating Our 20th Year
JFA Auto Collision and Repair
24 HR. TOW SVC. ~ NYS CERT. INSPECTION STATION ~ FLEET ACCTS. WELCOME ~
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~ Visit Our Main Location ~
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748 MONTAUK HWY., BAYPORT
631-589-7422
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631-472-9600
www.StonyBrookPhysicians.com John Fitzgerald, MD
4875 Sunrise Hwy. • Ste. 200 24 Research Way • Ste. 500
Bohemia, NY
East Setauket, NY
• Daily Admissions / Saturday Admissions
• In house Physician Monday through Friday
• IV Therapy and Oxygen Therapy
• Satellite TV and telephone service in each room
• Most Insurance Contracts Accepted
• Medicare, Medicaid
SKILLED LIVING & REHABILITATION CENTER
• Semi private & private available
• Rehabilitation Therapy
- Physical, Occupational & Speech Therapy
- Specializing in Orthopedic, Neurological
& Cardiac Rehabilitation
- State of the Art Rehabilitation Gym
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR A GUIDED TOUR PLEASE CONTACT THE ADMISSIONS OFFICE
631.218.5901 • www.affinityskilled.com
471 St. John Nepomucene, Bohemia, NY (inside) Cr
John Patrick Publishing Co. 1-800-333-3166 • www.jppc.net
Raynor & D’Andrea Funeral Homes
Serving Oakdale, Bohemia and the surrounding communities since 1874
Gil D’Andrea • Rich D’Andrea
Michael Traum • Tom Farraher • Phil Robinson • Barbara Mullaney
245 Montauk Hwy • West Sayville • 589.2345
www.raynordandrea.com 683 Montauk Hwy • Bayport • 472.0122
(631) 589-0670
JMI LANDSCAPING
LOCUST AVE. FARM INC.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL NURSERY
FLOWERS • VEGETABLES • HANGING BASKETS
982 LOCUST AVE.
BOHEMIA, N.Y. 11716
STEVE D’AGOSTINO
Landscape Design
& Masonry Services
Serving Long Island Customers for Over 40 Years
*Lawn Maintenance Programs Available*
5% Discount
For Parishioners & Seniors
BAYBRENT
TILE CORP
Since 1972 • Free Estimates
631.264.2000
www.JMIaboni.com
Ceramic Tile Specialists
631-563-3131
MORNING STAR HEALTH, INC.
HOME HEALTH AIDES
Carpet • Tile
Area Rugs
Blinds
606 Johnson Ave., Ste 4 • Bohemia
631-360-3914
Toll Free: 855-777-7375
290 West Main St.
Sayville, NY 11782
“We Install & Service All We Sell”
Dr. John R. Trinidad
Sales • Installations • Res/Comm
Podiatrist
VISIT OUR SHOWROOM!
193 Greene Ave.
Sayville, NY 11782 1637 SYCAMORE AVE. • BOHEMIA
(631) 589-1706
Office Hours By Appointment
(631) 563-4500
Team Bruno USA • Rose Mary & Stephen A Bruno
Call us at 631-567-5900 • www.TeamBrunoUSA.com
“The best way to cheer yourself up is to try to cheer somebody else up.” - Mark Twain of Charity Matters
OIL TANK
SERVICES
24/7 Emergency
Spill Response
Tank Abandonments & Removals
Oil Tank/Soil Testing & Disposal
Boat Gas Tank Pumpout
Ph: 631-567-7960
Fax: 631-567-8018
Joseph C. Lupo
President
Wholesale, Retail,
Catering,
Free Delivery
RICHARD M. SIGISMONDI, D.M.D.
8 MUNSON LANE AT MONTAUK HWY.
WEST SAYVILLE, NY 11796
563-1583 / 589-0428
FAX: 244-7543
947 Church St., Bohemia, NY 11716
Heather Van Winkle, D.D.S.
Family Friendly General Dentistry
631.569.2667
Walter Homayoon, D.D.S.
[email protected]
Emergency: 631.455.1905
www.clearviewenvironmental.com
Practice Limited To Prosthodontics
Elisa Rostkowski, CBR
631-567-4584 • 669 Lanson St., Bohemia, NY 11716 • www.SouthShoreDDS.com
Licensed Real Estate Salesperson
150 Main Street, Sayville, NY 11782
Cell: 631-252-5919
Fax: 631-567-3636 • [email protected]
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AUTO BODY Alan E. Fricke Memorials Inc.
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC MAXIMUM
Monument Service Since 1946
COLLISION SPECIALISTS
EXPERT LETTERING • ALL CEMETERIES
FOR ALL YOUR LANDSCAPE
& MASONRY NEEDS
899 LINCOLN AVENUE, BOHEMIA
Insurance Claims • Expert Color Matching • PPG Lifetime Warranty
Unibody & Frame Straightening • Custom Rims & Body Kits
State-Of-The-Art Full Down Draft
Billy 631-588-0619
33 Jules Ct., Bohemia, NY
471 St. John Nepomucene, Bohemia, NY (back) Cr
631-589-3675
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(631) 737-0051
(631) 696-0721
411 Central Islip Blvd.
280 Granny Rd.
Ronkonkoma, NY
Medford, NY
631-589-1740
4532 Sunrise Hwy., Oakdale, NY 11769
In Waldbaum’s Shopping Center
Hours: Mon.-Sat. 11am-10pm • Closed Sunday
John Patrick Publishing Co. 1-800-333-3166 • www.jppc.net