PASTORAL STAFF Reverend Msgr. Emmet R. Nevin, Pastor Reverend John Palatucci, Parochial Vicar Reverend Msgr. Richard Kyeremeh Deacon Dominic Buonocore Deacon Mark Czerwinski Mr. James Russell, Cantor & Music Director Mrs. Mariana Dalsass, CRE CHURCH & RECTORY 82 Lake Road West Congers, New York 10920 Phone 845-268-4464-65 Fax 845-268-6790 Deacon Dominic Buonocore, Parish Manager Laraine Payne, Administrative Assistant [email protected] P.R.E.P. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PROGRAM Mariana Dalsass, CRE 82 Lake Road West Congers, NY 10920 Direct Phone 845-268-5442 REGIONAL SCHOOL ST. PAUL REGIONAL SCHOOL 365 Kings Highway Valley Cottage, New York 10989 School Phone 845-268-6506 Sr. Stephen Gerard, O.P., Principal The mission of St. Paul Parish is to Build Community around the Eucharist and proclaim Jesus’ Gospel of Life and Love through participation in liturgy, education and service. Sacrament of Baptism The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated on the second and fourth Sundays of the month at 1:45 p.m. in the Church. Parents are to register their child for the Baptism at least two weeks before the intended Baptism. Instruction classes for parents are on the last Thursday of the month in the Rectory. Sacrament of Marriage Engaged couples should contact the rectory at least six months in advance in order to arrange for their participation in the marriage preparation program. Anointing of the Sick/Elderly If someone is homebound or in the hospital, please notify the rectory. Arrangements can be made for the sick person to receive the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick. Holy Communion is brought to the homebound by our Minsters of Holy Communion. Parish Membership Every family and single adult should be properly registered in the parish, and should be receiving a quarterly set of envelopes. New parishioners who wish to register, can do so by stopping in at the Parish Office; or by simply visiting our Parish website for an online registration. We want to know and serve you and hope you become an active part of our parish community. If you move or change your address, please notify the office. Alcoholics Anonymous All meetings in the School Pavilion (As Bill Sees It) Saturdays - 6:30 p.m. (Beginner’s Meeting) Saturdays - 6:30 p.m. (Big Book Meeting) Saturdays - 6:30 p.m. (Open Speaker’s Meeting) Sunday - 5:00 p.m. (Closed Discussion) Saturdays - 8:00 p.m. Tuesday - 6:30 and 8:00 p.m. MASS SCHEDULE Sunday Masses celebrated in the Church 5:30 p.m. (Saturday Evening) Narcotics Anonymous 7:30 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 12:30 p.m. & Sundays - 7:30 p.m. School Pavilion 6:00 p.m. (Sunday) Weekday Masses: 6:30 a.m., 9 a.m. Saturday: 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m. in the Church 7:15 p.m. Spanish Mass - in the Church Home Bound Ministry Altar Servers Morning Prayer: Weekday mornings at 8:45 Eileen Cella Fr. John Palatucci a.m. in the Church Prayer Shawl Society Cemetery First Friday: Deacon Dominic Buonocore Eileen Cella 6:30 & 9:00 a.m. in the Church Fellowship of Hope Choir Holy Days: Prayer Group James Russell Vigil Masses: 5:30 p.m. [email protected] Holy Days: 6:30, 9:00 a.m., 12 noon & 7:30 p.m. CYO Basketball (Unless otherwise advertised in the bulletin) Ray McGrath Food Cupboard www.stpaulcongers.net CONFESSIONS Saturdays: 4:30 - 5:15 p.m. Anytime by request. Court Mary Help of Christians, Regent CDA Eileen Cella Ministry of Holy Communion James Nash One Smart Device click to the website RCIA Deacon Mark Czerwinski Ushers Ric Aberion School Guild Jenifer Hillis SPAL Basketball Brian Metcalf Donald Paoli Mr. & Mrs. William Hind Tom Zerecker Youth Choir Knights of Columbus Vicki Gill, Director Timothy Sullivan Lectors Robert Lockhart OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST KING OF THE UNIVERSE NOVEMBER 23, 2014 SUNDAY MASSES MASS INTENTIONS WEEKLY COLLECTION EVERYONE MUST GIVE ACCORDING TO WHAT HE HAS INWARDLY DECIDED; NOT SADLY, NOT GRUDGINGLY, FOR GOD LOVES A CHEERFUL GIVER. COLLECTION FOR SUNDAY, November 18 , 2013 was: $10,213.00 SAT. 5:30pm Cangro & Basak Families 7:30am People of the Parish 9:30am COLLECTION FOR SUNDAY, November 16, 2014 was: $ 9,192.00 Joseph Romito 11:00am Julie Muller 10th Anniversary 12:30pm Michael DeGrego 2nd Anniversary WEEKLY UPCOMING EVENTS 6:00pm Anthony Rizzetta MONDAY November 24th: Prayer Group - 7:30 pm in the school; K of C meetings at 7:30 pm sharp on the 2nd & 4th Mondays of month.; Thanksgiving Liturgy at 7pm in the church. TUESDAY November 25th: AA 5:30 to 9:30 pm meeting room school . WEDNESDAY November 26h: Adoration noon in church; Benediction in church at 6:45pm.& Novena 7pm in the Church THURSDAY November 27th: Happy Thanksgiving! Enjoy your families. Friday November 28th: Parish office closed. Saturday November 29th: AA Meeting - 6:30 pm & 8:00 pm classroom; Bible Study at 9:30am Parish Center; Spanish Prayer Group Mass 7:15pm Church. SUNDAY November 30th: AA Meeting—5pm (cap rm.) ; NA Meeting—7:30pm;RCIA 10:30am Parish Conference Room; Second Collection Catholic Education; Please take your ornament from the Giving Tree. ——————————————————————— MASSES FOR THE WEEK MONDAY 6:30am Maureen & James Boylan 9:00am Guilliaume Vallin 2nd Anniversary 7:00pm Thanksgiving Liturgy for Parish TUESDAY 6:30am Robert Collins 9:00am Isabel, Sergio & Manuel Vibar WEDNESDAY 6:30am Festa Family 9:00am Deceased of the Trulli Family THURSDAY 6:30am Alice Burke 9:00am McCarthy, O’Boyle & Lavin Families FRIDAY 6:30am Joann Olivieri 9:00am Deceased of the Trulli Family BANNS OF MARRIAGE II Elizabeth Ruggiero & John DeKams II Meghan Liska & Anthony Saravaideo I, II & III Patricia Salgado & Samuel Hernandez SATURDAY 7:30am Phil Reyes ( Living) 9:00am Rita & Richard Ryan ——————————————————— 300 Club Winner The winner is # 244 L. Hanken ——————————————————— Sanctuary Lamp this week is in memory of Guillaume Vallin 2nd Anniversary ——————————————————— FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT 5:30pm Andrew Verrilli 13th Anniversary 7:30am People of the Parish 9:30am Josephine Kelly 1st Anniversary 11:00am Angelo, Mary, Antoinette Marcario 12:30pm Patrick Naughton 6:00pm DEVOTIONS Carmine Massaro 4th Anniversary Wednesday ————————————————————NEXT WEEK’S SECOND COLLECTION is for Catholic Education ———————————————————— A HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL! Monsignor Emmet Nevin and the entire Parish Staff of St. Paul Church 1 Noon Adoration 6:45 PM Benediction 7:00 PM Novena Friday aft. 9AM Mass Divine Mercy Daily after 9:00 AM Mass/Rosary follows #438 THANKSGIVING IN AMERICA Every year, at this time, Americans gather with family and friends in order to celebrate Thanksgiving, sometimes referred to as “Turkey Day.” This national holiday takes place every year on the fourth Thursday in November. The Thanksgiving holiday was first begun under George Washington. The First National Proclamation of Thanksgiving was given by the Continental Congress in 1777 from its temporary location in York, PA. It was again revived in 1863, when during the Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln proclaimed a national day of “Thanksgiving and Praise to our beneficent Father who dwelleth in the Heavens Every school child learns the story of what is commonly referred to as the “First Thanksgiving” celebrated by the Pilgrims of Plymouth Rock after their first harvest in the New World in 1621. This feast lasted three days, and it was attended by 50 Pilgrims, (all that remained of the 100 who had landed the year before) and 90 members of the local Indian (Native American) tribe. Massachusetts Bay Colony, populated by Puritans, celebrated their first Thanksgiving in 1630. A new tradition began 1947, when the National Turkey Federation presented the President with a live turkey and two dressed turkeys. JFK was the first president reported to spare the live turkey and President Reagan was the first to grant a Presidential Pardon, a tradition carried on ever since. Do you know that Benjamin Franklin once campaigned to have the Turkey, not the Bald Eagle, named as our national bird? In the U.S., most families typically center their Thanksgiving meal on the roasted turkey. Depending upon ones roots, special elements of other cultures or traditions may be incorporated into the family celebration on Thanksgiving Day. Today, Thanksgiving often involves a “full package” of religious services, parades, football games, family gatherings, huge meals and, in many cases, lots of leftovers to be recycled in rather creative ways in the days following the holiday. Every year, it is traditional for the President of the United States to issue a Thanksgiving message to the nation. In more recent years, one of the more meaningful and prayerful messages was delivered in 2003 by President George W. Bush and I would like to share it with you because, in my view, it helps us all to focus on the real meaning of what Thanksgiving in America should be all about. “Each year on Thanksgiving, we gather with family and friends to thank God for the many blessings he has given us, and we ask God to continue to guide and watch over our country. Almost 400 years ago, after surviving their first winter at Plymouth, the Pilgrims celebrated a harvest feast to give thanks. George Washington proclaimed the First National Day of Thanksgiving in 1789, and Abraham Lincoln revived the tradition during the Civil War. Since that time, our citizens have paused to express thanks for the bounty of blessings we enjoy and to spend time with family and friends. In want or in plenty, in times of challenge or times of calm, we always have reasons to be thankful. America is a land of abundance, prosperity and hope. We must never take for granted the things that make our country great: a firm foundation of freedom, justice and equality; a belief in democracy and the rule of law; and our fundamental rights to gather, speak, and to worship freely. These liberties do not come without cost. Throughout history, many have sacrificed to preserve our freedom and to defend peace around the world. Today, the brave men and women of our military continue this noble tradition. These heroes and their loved ones have the gratitude of our Nation. On this day, we also remember those less fortunate among us. They are our neighbors and our fellow citizens, and we are committed to reaching out to them and to all those in need in our communities. This Thanksgiving, we again give thanks for all of our blessings and for the freedoms we enjoy every day. Our Founders thanked the Almighty and humbly sought His wisdom and blessing. May we always live by that same trust, and may God continue to watch over and bless the United States of America.” On Monday evening, November 24th at 7:00 PM, let us all try, as a parish family, to gather here in our church, in order to give thanks to God by celebrating holy Mass. Let try our best to make our “Thanksgiving Package” be centered not upon self indulgence but, rather, on the one to whom we need to GIVE unending THANKS– Almighty God! 2 #438 PRAYER FOR THE SICK THANKSGIVING LITURGY MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24TH—7PM We pray that the sick of our parish, our relatives and friends, will experience God’s healing love, especially Stephanie Scalisi, Elaine Wylie, Dan Cella, John Griffin, Devin Dineen, Peggy Byelick, Betty Totero, Eileen Gerz, Carol Butler, Frances Cooney, Jessica Guzman, Michael Doria, Adrianna Gutierrez, Michelle Powell, Maria DeMaio, Kelly Rooney, Emily Kryger, Deidre Sullivan-Beirne, Christine Adams, Mike Weber , Michelle Benson, Edward Reynolds, Pamela Samoylo, Linda Thurston, Deacon Hopkins, Jim Dixon, Brian Mullen, Frederick Santos , Marie Fleming, Angela Rush, Patricia Widmaer , Phyllis O’Brien, Daniel Alicea, Dorothy Cooney, Tyler Joseph Gaudio, Jeff Nepola, Gary Baisely, Thomas Swift , Msgr. Patrick McCabe , Jessica Vergara, Marie Kennedy, Linda Polen, Liam King, Kevin McCormack , Mary Leighton, Richie Kezek, Barbara Sheehan, Mary Dwyer, Valentina Santos, Carole Bailey, Joan Will, Adell Cirrincione, Patricia Iannucelli , Neil Sullivan & Carmen Reid. Here at St. Paul’s, we will have our Parish Thanksgiving Liturgy for all parishioners. It will be on Monday evening November 24th at 7pm in the Church. We are hoping to have many of our PREP families with us. Please join us our parish family pauses to give thanks to God for so many blessings in a world where so many have so little. Also, if you can, please bring a bag of groceries for our offertory procession in support of the less fortunate. TURKEY DOESN’T MAKE YOU SLEEPY AND OTHER FUN FACTS CalorieCount.com, a health and wellness site, with more than 5 million members, put together some facts and figures on Thanksgiving. Did you know…. *Each Thanksgiving, the U.S. eats 690 million pounds of turkey. That’s the weight of Singapore’s entire population. *Pilgrims used a knife, spoons and their fingers at the first Thanksgiving. The fork was missing from the table until the 1700’s. *Ben Franklin desperately wanted the turkey not the bald eagle, to be the official U.S. bird. *50 million pumpkin pies are eaten each Thanksgiving. *750 million pounds of cranberries are produced. *3,000 calories are consumed by the average person on Thanksgiving. *88 percent of Americans eat turkey at Thanksgiving. *Typically, turkey is made up of 70 percent white meat and 30 percent dark meat. (Luckily for us, the U.S. generally prefers white meat while other countries like dark meat. *Dark meat provides richer flavor, while white meat has fewer calories and less fat. *Turkey is rich in zinc and vitamin B-niacin and this makes turkey a Top 10 food for eyesight. *Turkey doesn’t make you sleepy, even though amino acid tryptophan is present. Scientists blame alcohol and vast caloric intake at the feast. NEW PARISHIONER REGISTRATION Simply scan here to go to our new web site registration form…. or go to www.StPaulCongers.net and look on right side for link. SPECIAL NOTICE—FOOD CUPBOARD All pick up of turkeys and trimmings will take place on Saturday November 22nd at 9am. There will be no food distribution at the Parish Office that week. (Please don’t ask.) Thank you. Happy Thanksgiving! NEW FLOCKNOTES INITIATIVE PLEASE BE SIGNED UP! An “EMAIL BLAST” is the easiest way for me to be in touch with our thousands of parishioners at a moments notice! If you do not have your email address registered in our database (or if you’d like to update an old address), you can do so by filling out this form and dropping it into the collection basket or leaving it at the Parish Office. ______ Yes, add me to the “St. Paul Email database so I can benefit from timely emails (via the new Archdiocesan-wide FLOCKNOTES program. (No solicitations—we will protect your email address and cell phone number AND YOU MAY opt out AT ANY TIME.) Again, PLEASE sign up! My Name: _________________________________________ CRECHE AT THE PALISADES MALL “ O COME LET US ADORE HIM”! The Rockland County Knights of Columbus will host their annual Creche dedication on Saturday, Nov.29th at noon at the Palisades Mall first level in the court of J.C. Penney. This year, the crèche will be blessed by our pastor and county Dean, Msgr. Emmet Nevin. The event will also offer a choir and some caroling. All are welcome to join us in the celebrating that we as Christians, believe to be the true meaning of Christmas. My Email address: _________________________@_______________ Cell Phone Number: _________________________@_______________ PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY! Thank you! Msgr. Nevin 3 #438 LITURGY MINISTERS FOR November 30, 2014 TIME LECTORS EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS ALTAR SERVERS J. Galletta – V. Panzo G. Enriquez & 5:30 PM D. Zinna E. Pellegrino & L. Hanley 7:30 AM L. Perez B. Lynch & D. Mangan 9:30 AM Children C. McShane & P. Paxton M. Gill, W. Puehl & M. DiPrima G. Spinney, Jr., A. Decort, H. Caceres, M. Katigbak, S. Reynolds, J. Granata & K. McAleer 11:00 AM B. Pfingst L. Rockhill & T. Ryan C. Mercado & R. McHugh W. Hartl W. Kelder, P. Dudgeon, A. Reale, A. DiBianco, R. Vivas, W. Rodriquez , V. Alifieri & M.L. Reilly 12:30 PM R. Lockhartt J. Nash & B. Ruggiere R. Leiter, C. Lebron & D. Petit R. Lockhart & P. Mattiaccio F. Cifuni E. Minoza 6:00 PM Nyack ManTolstoy or A. & R. Blackwood B. & P. Masiello, J. & R. Nash & M.E. Morris J. Salerno & R. Roy Homebound J. Slattery & C. Carrolll J. H. Rivere, M. Nymcheck & C. Murphy C. Linen, J. Cerreta,, J. Martelli & R. Aberion PARISH ADVENT “GIVING TREE” Begins Sunday, November 30th R. Sicat, Z. Chambers , R. Chambers & N. Cataldo USHERS R. Kraft—R. Burns E. Biray& V. Czajkowski CATHOLIC CAMPAIGN FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT NOVEMBER 23RD SECOND COLLECTION The Advent “Giving Tree” will be in the Church entrance next Sunday. Please take an ornament and return the indicated gift in support of our brothers and sisters, including our local religious order infirmaries or nursing home residents and other brothers and sisters in need. Just think how this little thoughtfulness will bring joy to the people who really need to be lifted up! Return the gift to the tree (unwrapped) in a gift bag with the ornament attached by Sunday, December 14th and we will be sure that St. Nicholas delivers them to their recipients before the big day! Thank you for your thoughtfulness. ____________________________________________ DO YOU KNOW THE MOST POPULAR PIES PEOPLE EAT ON THANKSGIVING? Apple—20% - Strawberry –19% - Pumpkin –16% Cherry—13% - Blueberry—9% - Pecan—8% Lemon Meringue—8% - Chocolate—5% and Cheese 2% As we pause to observe Thanksgiving, we are asked to sacrifice a little on behalf of our less fortunate brothers and sisters. This special collection enables the archdiocese to assist in providing for the pastoral needs of the hungry, homeless, and physically and mentally afflicted in our communities throughout the nation, most especially here in New York. Thank you for your customary generosity to this special outreach to the very “least of our brothers and sisters.” A THANKSGIVING REFLECTION As many of us gather together with our loved ones and friends, this Thanksgiving, let us remember to pause and give thanks to God for all of our many spiritual and temporal gifts. Let us also be ever mindful of the many in our country who are unemployed or underemployed, and the millions, around the world, who have so little while we enjoy so much. 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