January 18, 2015 - Saint Stanislaus Kostka Church

ST. STANISLAUS PARISH
PLEASANT VALLEY, NY
JANUARY 18, 2015
2nd SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
WWW.SAINTSTANISLAUS.NET
**BIRTHDAY GREETINGS**
ANNOUNCED MASSES
Saturday, January 17
5:30pm Ruth Hoffman – Flo and Marty Conroy
Sunday, January 18
7:30am The People of St Stanislaus Kostka
9:00am James and Florence Dunn
11:00am Thomas West – Pinto Family
Monday, January 19
9:00am No intention requested
Tuesday, January 20
9:00am No intention requested
Wednesday, January 21
9:00am Communion Service
Thursday, January 22
9:00am Protection of the unborn
Friday, January 23
9:00am No intention requested
Saturday, January 24
5:30pm Pierre Despres – Kevin and Marge Sullivan
ST. STANISLAUS IS A TITHING PARISH
God’s Plan for Giving
In return for the Lord’s generosity, our people returned
to His Church the following
January 11, 2015 + Parish Pay
$6454.00
Communicatins/ Catholic U
$1413.00
Thank you for your continuing generosity that enables us
to continue to serve the people of God
GROCERY CARD PROGRAM CONTINUES
Don’t leave without purchasing your grocery card (s)
for the week! Stop by the hall near the kitchen and
grab a gift card ( or 2) for the store of your choice. The
parish receives at least a 5% return from your
purchase at no additional cost to you.
January 18
John Raffaele, Margaret Clark, Nicole Apadula, Kevin
Sweeney, Pia Denisco, Rachael Knapp, Patrick Rowland,
Farrah Sanford, Melissa DeMattio, Donna Peck, Kristen
Bove, Jason Carter, Warren Nuss, Suzanne Guglich
January 19
Jayne Rossi, Richard Smith, Isar Jubert, Bridget McCarron,
Donna Richard, John VanVoorhis, Alyssa Ketcham, Olivia
Valdes, Skyler Hanofee, Doris Coutant, Wilfredo Ramos,
Dominick Greco, Michael Bolander, Michael Lamberti,
Sean Tracy, Kalebb Cassidy
January 20
Sheryl Alderman, Gail Rau, Aiden Gallagher, Bernadette
Teed, Shannon Antenucci, Ryan Benes, Michael Fighera,
Michael Stolarski, Susan Renzo
January 21
James Reed, Brandon Kiernan, Matthew Charland, Michael
O'Dowd, Alexander Boucher, Ronald McHugh, Robert
Hunter, Sandra DeJesus
January 22
Maryangela Boyle, Ann Marie Sandford, Hannah Hajali,
Thomas Timberlake, Dolores Kane, Madison Stolarski,
Michael LeFevre, Joseph DiPalo, Natalie Gasparini, Donald
Gasparini, Jade Graziano, Miranda Tagliamonte, Isabella
Lictro, Ximena Lavariega
January 23
Michael Wing, Catherine Rosenberg, Kristy Maggiacomo,
Aislinn McIlvenny, Travis Knight, Leonard Nunno, Peter
DiGregorio, Jay Young, Justin Meneses
January 24
Robert Mackey, Muriel Tomasetti, Joseph Toth, Kelly Long,
Luis Novoa, Leilana Romaniello, Caden Kellner, Aislin
Kellner, Maura Donnelly
CATHOLIC RADIO PRESENTATION
We thank Joseph Quattrochi for his presentation at the end of
each Mass regarding a new venture that he is undertaking.
bringing Catholic Radio to the Hudson Valley – a breath of
fresh air!
And also thank him for providing the refreshments!
2nd SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
SOUP-A-BOWL SUNDAY
Annual “Spare Change”
collection
The teens of our parish will be
collecting spare change at the
doors of the church during the
weekend of the Super Bowl,
January 31st & February 1st to
support our local shelter –
Dutchess County Coalition for the
Homeless. Each month members of our Confirmation class
prepare and serve food to the 60 plus men and women who
are at the shelter. Your spare change adds up quickly and can
make a big difference in the lives of these people in such need.
Please support the efforts of our PTAF teen club.
BUSES FOR MARCH FOR LIFE JAN. 22, 2015
The March for Life in Washington D. C. is scheduled for
Thursday, Jan. 22, 2015. The buses for the March will leave
in the morning. This is the 42nd anniversary of the Supreme
Court’s decision to legalize abortion.
St. Columba buses will leave St. Columba Church at 5 AM
after a 4:30 AM. Mass.
St. Mary's bus will leave from Holy Trinity Church (new
location) at 5 AM after a 4:30 AM Mass there.
For reservations on the St. Mary's bus and/or information
contact Rich 297-7930 and George Morton 226-6896 for
the two St. Columba's buses. Prices are adults $35.00 and
students $25.00 (adjusted by need).
Join the 40+ Archdiocese buses, our Cardinal and all of
our Seminarians on this Pilgrimage for Life in the
nation’s Capital.
LOCAL ROSARY FOR LIFE JAN. 22, 2015
For those not traveling to Washington, D.C. Please join us
for Rosary's for Life at Poughkeepsie Planned Parenthood
starting after 8:00 AM Mass at St. Mary's Poughkeepsie.
Exposition will be available for those selecting to stay in.
ST STAN’S REPRESENTATIVES
For the 9th year, representatives from our members of
the Teen club will join the PTAF to participate in a
Youth Rally and the March for Life in
Washington DC – Keep them in your prayers!!
ST.STAN’S PTAF TEEN CLUB
The St. Stan’s teen club will meet again next Sunday,
January 18th at 12:15. We will be doing service in the
Religious Ed building so wear old clothes. Our teens are
really having a great time this year doing so many exciting
things. Why not be apart of it all.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION STAFF MEETINGS
There will be staff meetings on
Tuesday, January 27,
Wednesday, January 28
Thursday, January 29th.
All meetings will begin immediately after classes are dismissed.
Please plan on attending one of these very important
gatherings.
MARDI GRAS 2015
A NIGHT OF FUN ON A COLD WINTER’S EVE !
On Saturday evening, February 7th, the Knights of
Columbus will be hosting this
wonderful parish event filled with good
friends, fabulous food (including
homemade jumbalaya) and great
music.
The festivities begin at 7pm in the
Parish Hall. Mark your calendars
now and plan on being there. More
information to follow!
LENTEN FISH FRY RETURNS FEBRUARY 20
EVERY FRIDAY DURING LENT
Come and enjoy the annual Knights of Columbus Fish Fry
held each Friday during Lent. Their menu choices are varied
and delicious. Time frame is 4-7pm- Dine in or take out.
More information will follow
PRAYER SHAWL
Meeting will take place in the Community Room after
the 9am Mass on Monday the 19th
Cardinal Dolan and Catholic Charities Kick-Off Feeding Our Neighbors Campaign with
Interfaith and Corporate Partners
During this frigid season when need is high and giving is low, Catholic Charities kicked off today, Sunday, January 11,
2015, its interfaith campaign to ensure that New Yorkers who are hungry have enough to eat. Following mass at St.
Patrick's Cathedral, Timothy Cardinal Dolan joined Catholic Charities Executive Director Msgr. Kevin Sullivan, UJAFederation of New York CEO Eric Goldstein, Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies CEO and Executive
Director Jennifer Jones Austin, Catholic Charities Community Services Executive Director Beatriz Diaz Taveras, Goya
Foods Public Relations Director Rafael Toro and ShopRite Vice President of Operations Tom Urtz to unload a 40foot truck filled with food donated by GOYA on to Catholic Charities' Mobile Food Pantry. These crucial donations
will be delivered to food pantries, soup kitchens and meal programs that serve New Yorkers in need.
This campaign, called " Feeding Our Neighbors: An Interfaith Response," began in 2012. It represents a joint effort to
raise food and funds to replenish food pantries and soup kitchens that feed our hungry neighbors during this most
critical time of the year. This year's effort has been significantly enhanced by the generous donation of 300,000 pounds
of food by Goya Foods and by the participation of 26 ShopRite stores in the Hudson Valley region.
Together, Catholic Charities, UJA-Federation, and the Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies maximize their
impact to realize the campaign's goal of collecting 1 million meals by February 1, 2014 and distributing them to feed
the hungry across New York.
For more information, visit: www.catholiccharitiesny.org/feedingourneighbors
JANUARY 25 –FEBRUARY 1
St Stanislaus has participated in this Catholic Charities initiative for
the past few years and successfully collected “tons” of non
perishables for the Pleasant Valley Food Pantry.
For two Sundays, January 25 and February 1, we will be collecting
the items in the PARISH HALL, by the windows, and anticipate
another terrific effort!
Try to separate your food into categories to make organizing and
transporting the donations easier.
Many thanks in advance!