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HOLY FAMILY PARISH
17 Fordham Avenue Hicksville, NY 11801
516-938-3846
www.holyfamilyparishny.org
THIRD SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME
JANUARY 25, 2015
Mass Schedule
Monday-Friday
7:00 and 9:00am
Saturday
9am and
5pm Anticipated Sunday
Mass
Sunday
7:30am 9:00am 10:30am
12 Noon and 5:00pm
Holy Day Masses*
Anticipated Mass of Holy Day
5:00 pm
Holy Day
7:00am, 9:00am
7:30pm
*(Check bulletin for changes)
PARISH CENTER HOURS
Monday-Thursday:
9am-4pm, 7pm-9pm
Friday: 9am-4pm
Saturday: 10am-6pm
Sunday : 10am-1pm
WELCOME If you are new or have not yet registered, contact the Parish Center for a census form.
Sacrament of Reconciliation- is celebrated every Saturday from 4pm to 4:45pm in the Church or by appointment with a priest.
Sacraments of Initiation- Baptism is celebrated on the first (1st) and third (3rd) Sunday of the month at 2:00pm Please call the
Parish Center to make an appointment for the necessary interview.
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA)- is the process of initiation (Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist) into the Body of Christ
and the Roman Catholic Church for all those who are not baptized. If interested, please contact the Parish Center. Baptized non–
Catholics and Adult Catholics who have not been confirmed are invited to contact the parish offices for information on this process.
Sacrament of Marriage- Marriages must be arranged with the parish no later than six months in advance of your desired date.
Please call the Parish Center to set an appointment.
Sacrament of the Sick- celebrates the desire and truth of Jesus’ healing touch and His desire that we might have life and have it to
the full. It is offered to anyone who is seriously sick, about to undergo surgery and/or suffering the effects of advanced age. It is
celebrated weekly at the 9:00am Saturday Mass. Emergency sick calls will be attended at any Time.
Eucharistic Adoration- Monday through Friday 7:30am until 8:45 am.
Miraculous Medal Novena—is celebrated on Saturday morning at 8:45am.
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HOLY FAMILY PARISH DIRECTORY
516-938-3846
PASTORAL STAFF
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HOLY FAMILY SCHOOL
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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PROGRAM
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PARISH SOCIAL MINISTRY PROGRAM
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PARISH SUPPORT STAFF
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IN RESIDENCE
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, Holly Paerson
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MASS SCHEDULE
SUNDAY January 25, 2015
Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:30 am Rosie Barbera
9:00 am Steven Tota
10:30 am Florence Piels
12:00 pm Parishioners of Holy Family
5:00 pm Marianne Heagney-ReylingWagner
MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 2015
Saints Timothy and Titus, Bishops
7:00 am Walter Steunenberg
9:00 am Margaret Hughes
TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 2015
Saint Angela Merici, Virgin
7:00 am John A. Fernandez
9:00 am Gerard & Frances Gentleman
47th Wedding Anniversary
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 2015
Saint Thomas Aquinas, Priest and Doctor of
the Church
7:00 am Edmund Chwalisz
9:00 am Carl & Mary Schoof
THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 2015
7:00 am Elisa y Juan Pablo Gomez
9:00 am Frances McCormack
FRIDAY JANUARY 30, 2015
7:00 am Salvatore Provenzano
9:00 am Emme & Lillian Manson
SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 2015
Saint John Bosco, Priest
9:00 am Susanne Philpi
5:00 pm John Reilly
SUNDAY February 1, 2015
Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:30 am Anna Maria Schiappa
9:00 am Jack Philips
10th Anniversary
10:30 am Steve Verolla
12:00 pm Beverly Kanaras
5:00 pm Parishioners of Holy Family
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...from Father Gerard
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willing to learn. May the vocaon of teaching remind us
all to value humble learning as a means to salvaon.
Guide me in your truth and teach me, for you ALL LIVES MATTER - In last week’s column I put before us
that important noon that all lives are worthy of dignity
are God my savior.
and care. I wanted, therefore, to acknowledge the
significant ways in which our parish community lived that
Teachers rank up there with policians, police officers and message in this past week, parcularly on a day which
the church with regard to media scruny. They are also focused on the respect for life.
prey high on the list of professionals that many are On Thursday January 22nd parishioners young and old(er)
willing to scrunize but less are willing to do what it takes gathered at 5:30 a.m. to celebrate mass before most of us
to do the job. Like all classes of people, teachers have, departed in 2 buses to parcipate in the annual March for
within their ranks, those who do not live up to Life in Washington D.C. We joined hundreds of thousands
expectaons. If we are honest, however, those few are of people from across our country to respecully and
far outnumbered by those who dedicate their lives to faithfully profess our fundamental belief that innocent
educang children. As we begin this Catholic Schools and unborn life maer equally to every other human life.
Week it is important for us to acknowledge the profession
Later that day another group of parishioners and Holy
of teachers as one that is truly a vocaon. Those that
Family Middle School students assembled in the church
teach in our Catholic schools as well as public schools and
for a Holy Hour of Adoraon of the Blessed Sacrament.
other private instuons are called by God to care for and
They prayed in solidarity with the marchers, with those
form the lives of children who are not their own. In
waing to be born and with those who are struggling with
addion, the presence of teachers in our world reminds us
an unexpected or crisis pregnancy.
that we are all called to connue to be learners
Finally, last Thursday evening adults from our Michael’s
throughout our enre lives.
Angels service group as well as other parishioners,
It is a statement of humility to acknowledge that we gathered in the parking lot of the Methodist church to
always have something to learn. One of the blessings of distribute sandwiches to homeless men and women who
my priesthood is that I have had the opportunity to know live their lives around the train staon. The sandwiches
so many young people during their years of formaon. I were prepared the day before by the youth of Michael’s
connue to know some of them and am privileged to Angels. Their acons were a living witness to what we
learn from them. Many are involved in professions that I profess, the life of every person maers.
know lile about and I enjoy the opportunity to I NEED YOUR HELP! - Last week I wrote that I was seeking
understand these ventures in their lives. Many have assistance with a Lenten acvity and a social acvity. It is
entered into marriage and begun family life and I learn our plan that on two evenings during the Lenten season
our parish will provide an opportunity for our community
from them how they meet these challenges. I find that
to gather for a simple meal as a way of parcipang in a
the more I learn from others, older and younger than me, Lenten tenet of fasng. The simple meal would be
the beer able I am to serve the people of my life as a followed by an opportunity to “feast” on the Lord in
priest.
Eucharisc adoraon. I very much need the cooperaon
The process of learning is another way in which God and support of volunteers to make this happen. As of this
connues to work through the human person. The wring I have only heard from 2 people. In addion, I also
need some folks who are willing to serve on this year’s St.
mysteries of life, the answers to quesons and everyday
Patrick’s dinner commiee. There are a few veterans who
wisdom come from God who works through those who are willing to guide the newcomers through the process,
teach us. God the Father sent the Son to save us but once again I am very much in need of some volunteers
ulmately through his passion, death and resurrecon. to make this event happen. As of this wring, I have had
But the saving power of God is also revealed through what no response to this request. Would you please give these
Jesus teaches through word, acon and example. Those requests some thought and contact me as soon as
who found themselves in conflict with Jesus were most possible?
oen those who were not willing to learn. If I am not NATIVITY RESTORATION - We have received over $5000
open to learning, to be taught what God alone can reveal; in donaons to the project. Thank you!
how then can I be saved? If I desire an answer to my
Peace,
queson and a liberaon from my struggle, I must first be
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Holy Family School…
“making a difference, one child at a time”
Registration is open for the 2015-16 school year.
17 Fordham Avenue, Hicksville, NY 11801
We offer:
516-938-3846 x 329
“Side by Side” a program for 2 year olds with an adult
Full and half day Nursery and Pre-K
Kindergarten through Grade 8
Morning and After Care for all grades including Nursery
Holy Family School invites all prospective families to our
Open House
Sunday, January 25, 2015 from 11:30AM to 2:30PM.
See our classrooms and meet our teachers, students, administration, and staff.
We invite you to visit our school at any time for a tour.
Holy Family School is celebrang 55 years of Catholic academic excellence. We presently educate students
whose families have been a part of our school family for ALL 55 of those years, and students who have begun
their studies with us as recently as this year. The 388 students that aend Holy Family School this year come
from 29 Catholic Parishes and 28 Long Island School Districts. Their cultural, economic, and academic diversity
gives a beauful personality to our school family, similar to what one would find in a loving family. Each student
is known by name, and loved for his or her God-given gis and talents. The faculty, staff, and administraon of
Holy Family School take very seriously the sacred trust parents place in us when they leave their children in our
care. We strive to be an extension of their home and family life by ensuring that the beliefs, values, and morals
that are aligned with our faith and their family are evident in all we do as a school family.
Today, and for the rest of this week, our school joins Catholic Schools across our naon in celebraon of Catholic
Schools Week. The underlying theme for all Catholic Schools is: “Communies of Faith, Knowledge, and Service”.
At Holy Family School, we live that theme, while simultaneously adhering to our personal tagline: “making a
difference, one child at a me”.
It is an extremely important me for us at Holy Family School to celebrate our existence and our viability.
Schools are suffering, or even closing due to low enrollment and financial instability in our own Diocese, in many
other Dioceses, and in public school districts. Contrary to what schools, both Catholic and Public, are experiencing naonwide, we at Holy Family School are proud to say we are growing in student populaon and in academic
success. We are considered a Naonal School of Excellence; we are Middle States accredited, and we won the
tle of Best of Long Island in the categories of Best Catholic Elementary School and Best Principal for 2014.
Thank you for your connued support of our Parish School!
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This Week in Religious Ed….
Monday, January 26: Level 5 Reconciliation (during class time)
Tuesday, January 27: Level 3 Reconciliation (during class time)
Wednesday, January 28: Level 5 Reconciliation (during class time)
This month our Gathering Prayer will be focused on respecting all life including the unborn,
the disabled, the ill and the aged.
The Religious Education Office needs 2 catechists to teach children with autism. If you have experience working
with autistic children, and feel you are being called to volunteer in this ministry, please contact Cathy Weiss at the
Religious Education Office at 938-3846 ext 320.
REFLECTING ON THE WORD (from Sadlier Publications)
Gospel Mark 1:14-20
Today's gospel reading recounts how Jesus calls his first disciples Simon and Andrew, James
and John. His herald, John the Baptist, has been put in prison. Jesus urgently calls people to
repent and believe in the good news. Like the Ninevites in the first reading, the four fishermen immediately respond to
God's call. They leave their boats and their nets in order to follow Jesus right on the spot. "I will make you fishers of
men," Jesus promises his new disciples. They take his words to heart and make following him their first priority in life.
What does Jesus call his first disciples and us to do? Are there things that might prevent us from hearing Jesus' urgent
call? What are they? Who or what can help us to put following Jesus first in our lives? What do you think Jesus means by
the term "fishers of men"? Who do you know in your family, school, parish, or community that seems to be a fisher of
men, women, or children? Explain what this person does and tell how you might try to follow this person's example.
For Registration information and
travel packages for the World
Meeting of Families in Philadelphia,
go to DRVC-Faith.org
Family Mass
10:30 every Sunday
On the first and third Sunday’s of
the month, our children are invited
to join the priest around the altar
for a special homily directed to
them and our Children’s Choir leads our
worship in song.
On the second and fourth Sunday children in
1st through 5th grade are invited to leave the
church to parcipate in the Children’s Liturgy
of the Word .
Holy Family Parish 475
The Holy Family
Hicksville Knights of
Columbus
Council 11227
In Service to One –In Service to All
The Man Who Stands With Us
Never Stands Alone
We are looking for men to join us in promoting the
spiritual, social and charitable welfare of the Council
and our Parish. Are you interested in helping those
in need, serving the parish and community, and
Living out Faith through Charity?
All Practical Catholic Men over the age of 18 are
welcome. Contact Grand Knight Don Cardone for
additional details :
516 – 644-5898 or via email at :
[email protected]
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HOLY FAMILY BLOOD DRIVE
Thursday, February 12, 2015
4:30—9:00 pm
SIGN UP TODAY AFTER MASS
CONTEMPLATIVE PRAYER GROUP
Welcomes new members. We meet each Friday morning,
in the Parish Center Chapel from 11:00 to 12:30. Please
contact Sophia Mundy with any quesons at 516-6050152.
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PARISH SOCIAL MINISTRY
PARISH SOCIAL MINISTRY OFFICE & FOOD PANTRY HOURS
MONDAY to THURSDAY - 10:30am to 2:45pm
Thurs. Evening by appointment – call 938-3846x322
Thri Shop will not be accepng donaons unl March
COME VISIT THE THRIFT SHOP
Mondays - Wednesdays – Saturdays
11AM - 3PM
Food Pantry Needs There are some items needed for the pantry as we begin this calendar year. “Thank you” to the
families who have so faithfully supported the pantry with very generous donaons of food and household items.
Your assistance connues to be greatly appreciated.
canned meat
pancake mix & syrup
cake mix
Parmalat type milk toilet paper
ssues
boled juice
toothpaste &brushes
cooking oil
pasta sauce
aluminum foil
napkins
mayonnaise
laundry & dish detergent
black beans
cake mix
hair condioner deodorant
Homebound Parishioners – If you know of a parishioner who cannot regularly aend Mass of Sundays and would like
to receive Holy Communion at home, please contact Sister Carol at 938-3846x331.
Rides to Church – The Parish Social Ministry Office has received several requests for rides to church from parishioners
who are not able to drive any more. These parishioners are eager to accommodate your usual Mass schedule me. If
anyone can fulfill this request to drive someone to Mass on weekends please contact Sister Carol at 938-3846x331.
“Mary’s Hands - Having trouble keeping your New Year's Resoluons? How about helping us with ours? Join those
who our knit and crochet in helping those less fortunate by making much needed blankets, hats, scarves, baby and
household items. We even have a sewing machine for quilters! We meet in the O'Dea Center (the Outreach building)
on Mondays from 10:30-2:45. Come for a few minutes or stay all day. Don't know how to make anything? We will
teach you! Can't get here? Work at home and send your beauful creaons to us! We also accept donaons of yarn
or gi cards for the purchase of yarn for our members.
Michael’s Angels have been busy during the first weeks of the new year. With our first significant snow
dusng on January 9th Michael’s Angels helped one of our parishioners shovel her walk way. Also, in
preparaon for our second “Breakfast Run” into Manhaan on January 11th, Michael’s Angels (our
adults and children) were busy on Jan. 10-11 preparing a breakfast of pancakes, sausages, eggs, home
cooked oatmeal, fruit, yogurt, and hot beverages to feed those homeless who were expecng our arrival. Warm blankets, men’s & women’s clothes were sorted, bagged, and cars were packed for our
6:30am journey into the city aer a short prayer by Sister Carol asking for God’s blessing. We were able to provide
breakfast and “to-go” bags for over 40 men and women who came that cold morning. One man danced as he found a
pair of boots that fit him. Others were just thankful to get a hot meal, a smile, and a word of kindness. We are always
in need of men’s Large and XL clothing, sneakers, and boots. Our next meeng is Wednesday February 4 th at 7pm in
the parish center; Fr. Gerard will be our guest speaker. Interested parishioners are most welcome to join us. If you
have any quesons or have anything to donate to this ministry please call Mrs. McNicholas at 516-993-2381. We are
always grateful to you for your support, kindness and encouragement.
This year’s appeal has begun go to CatholicMinistriesAppeal.org or call 516-379-5210- ext. 210
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Do you know someone who is hurng from an aboron?
The Life Center of Long Island invites you to aend our next Rachel’s Vineyard Healing
Retreat on the weekend of February 6-8, 2015. It begins Friday evening and concludes
Sunday aernoon.
For more informaon contact: Deacon Joe McNicholas at (516)445-3927 or e-mail: [email protected]
Communicaon is strictly confidenal.
To learn more about Rachel’s Vineyard look online at:www.rachelsvineyard.org or call 1-877-HOPE-4-ME
Please join the Diocese of Rockville Center Young Adults for Our
Happy Holy Hour
Thursday, January 29, 2015
Holy Family Church
17 Fordham Avenue, Hicksville
Fr. Frank Zero, Presider
7:30PM Holy Hour
Followed by Fellowship at Jackie Reilly’s
3964 Hempstead Bethpage Turnpike, Bethpage
Worldwide Marriage
Encounter
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Married Couples!
Are you looking for the perfect Valentine’s Gift?
A Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend
Just might be what you are looking for.
The original and still the best communication weekend
for married couples.
The next weekend on Long Island is scheduled for
February 13-15, 2015 at the Montfort Spiritual Center in Bay Shore, NY.
Space is limited. For more information about
the weekends or to apply, call 1-877-6979963 or visit our web site at
http://www.wwme.org.
ADULT FAITH FORMATION
BIBLE STUDY
MONDAY, January 26, 2015
Time: 7:30pm
Convent Chapel in the Parish Center
Reference Biblical Book: Jude
Join us and let us share the Word of
God together!!!
BOOK CLUB
MONDAY, February 23, 2015
Time: 7:30pm
Venue: Convent Chapel
Reference Book: “Why Stay
Catholic” By: Michael Leach
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ALTAR SERVER SCHEDULE
Saturday , January 31 , 2015
5:00 pm A. Brennan, A. Callahan, D. Callahan
Sunday, February 1, 2015
7:30 am K. Accardi, A. Walter, J. DiMiceli
9:00 am M. Buonpastore, A. Castro, S. Cannava
10:30 am A. Canella, J. Colonna, R. Dwyer
12:00 pm A. Dacosta, Alek Dauz, Aiden Dauz
5:00 pm P. Harten, N. O’Brien, J. Lagunilla
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Pray for Our Deceased
Eileen M. Reilly
We pray for the sick.
Readings for the Week of January 25, 2015
Sunday: Jon 3:1-5, 10/1 Cor 7:29-31/Mk 1:14-20
Monday: 2 Tm 1:1-8 or Ti 1:1-5/Mk 3:22-30
Tuesday: Heb 10:1-10/Mk 3:31-35
Wednesday: Heb 10:11-18/Mk 4:1-20
Thursday: Heb 10:19-25/Mk 4:21-25
Friday: Heb 10:32-39/Mk 4:26-34
Saturday: Heb 11:1-2, 8-19/Mk 4:35-41
Next Sunday: Dt 18:15-20/1 Cor 7:32-35/Mk 1:2128
TAX TIME .. We are accepng requests from
any parishioner that would like a Summary of
Contribuon Leer for 2014 If you would like
to receive a leer, please call Tara in the Parish
Center @ 938-3846 Ext. 302. ONLY parishioners
that request this informaon will receive a
leer. Please note that your tax leer for your
Capital Campaign contribuons will be sent out
automacally by Lynch Development.
Thank you for your connued support of Holy
Family Parish.
Weekly Collecon Informaon
Weekly Collecon 1/17-1/18/15
*funds needed to meet weekly budget
Year-to-date Surplus/(Deficit)
$ 13,696
$14,629
($4,437)
Your consistent weekly support is necessary. Please be
mindful of the need to avoid sacrificing your weekly
contribuon if you chose to support a special collecon
and please support your parish every week
Rosemary Ciorciari
Riley June Perna
Edith Grimmer
Kaitlin Rose Murphy
Tom Murphy
Stephanie Matzel
Nora Chomicz
Marion Gilbert
Lillian Taggart
Kerry Devine
Ana M. Gomez
Alberta Zero
Joseph Sheehan
Dot Desimone
Kathy McKerlie
John Ficke
Ana Maria Franco
Trudy Hanke
Catherine Fucci
Donald Walbroehl
Monica Molina
We would like to send a get well and or encouragement card to parishioners and their friends and families, as well as coordinate with Fr. Gerard and Parish
Social Ministry .Please send in your requests or call
the Parish Center, ext. 302 if you have any quesons.
Please include:
Name of the person :__________________________
Person making this request: ____________________
Relaonship to ill person: ___________________
Your phone # _________________________
Their address: _______________________________
"The Rosary is a school for learning true
Chrisan perfecon." Pope John XXIII
Has it been a long Time since you have said the
Rosary? Come join us to pray the Rosary! The
Rosary is a great way to connect with God and
one another. Rosary beads and instrucons on how to
pray the Rosary will be provided. Light refreshments will
be served.
Date: Second Saturday of the Month
Time: 11AM
Place: Holy Family Church
Come Alone Or Bring A Friend- All Are Welcome To
Aend!
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Are You Looking for a Rewarding Job as a Home Health Aide? LI
-CAN in partnership with VNSNY and Partners in Care are
looking for eligible candidates for a free 3-week training course
leading to state cerficaon. They will also offer a free 6-day
PCA, CAN upgrade training course leading to state HHA
cerficaon or a free 1-day refresher course for previously
cerfied HHAs. VSNY and Partners in Care “Open House”
informaon as well as many dates, locaons and mes for
candidate eligibility interviews are posted on the Church
entrance bullen boards. Contact Sister Carol (938-3846 x 331)
or check the bullen board in the gathering space for further
informaon.
Part-Time Job Opportunity at Catholic Charies – Diocese of
Rockville Centre Part-me Driver – Meals on Wheels Program,
Freeport, LI (19 hrs./wk. – Need flexible availability from 9 am –
2 pm, Mon. – Fri.) We are seeking an experienced delivery
driver who is familiar with South Nassau routes to deliver
meals to homebound seniors while monitoring and reporng
any changes in their physical, emoonal or mental status. HS/
GED and a valid NYS Driver’s License required. Our ideal
candidate will have at least 2 years’ experience as a delivery
driver
and
demonstrated
knowledge
of
vehicle
maintenance. Solid communicaon, organizaonal and client
service skills are needed. Email resume and cover leer of
interest to: [email protected] or fax to: 516.733.7038
Are you or someone you know having family or interpersonal
problems due to drinking ALCOHOL and/or using DRUGS?
CATHOLIC CHARITIES / Talbot House, a Chemical Dependence
Crisis Center, located in Bohemia provides withdrawal and
stabilizaon services on a voluntary basis to males and females
over the age of 18, who are seeking to stop and/or withdraw
from alcohol and/or other drug use. The medical and clinical
staff at Talbot House will assess the kind of care the person
needs, to begin his/her journey in recovery. For more
informaon, please call: 631-589-4144. Talbot House staff is
available 24/7. Each call is confidenal. Talbot House is a NO
fee for service program.
JANUARY 25, 2015
DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS – $12.17/hr. Have you
found it rewarding to work in the field of Senior/Demena
Care? Care for developmentally disabled adults in group
homes in Babylon or Amityville. $12.17/hr. Part-me
(weekends or evenings) Full-me (evenings + 1 weekend day or
eve.; or Awake overnight) and On Call shis available.
Experience with developmental disabilies & Alzheimer’s care
required. Training in group home operaons provided.
Essenal funcons include personal care & support with
Acvies of Daily Living (ADL), household maintenance,
transporng/advocang
for
residents
on
medical
appointments, leading acvies designed to engage cognive
skills & administering meds. HS/GED, a clean, valid NYS
Driver’s License & reliable transportaon required. And a
demonstrated ability to posively impact the health & wellbeing of senior residents. Email resume & cover leer detailing
experience
with
senior
care/demena
to:
[email protected] or fax to 516.733.7038. Include in
subject line: “Seniors DSP – parish bullen” CATHOLIC
CHARITIES – “Care With Dignity; Life With Hope”
FREE VETERAN WORKSHOP - The Nassau County Veterans
Service Agency along with the Vietnam War Veterans
Associaon Inc., Suffolk Independent Living Organizaon,
Green Homes Long Island and Chase Bank will be hosng a Free
Veteran Workshop on Wednesday, February 11th at 10:00a.m.
– 2:00p.m. at the Freeport Recreaon Center, Room 102, 130
E. Merrick Road in Freeport. The workshop is open to all
veterans and will provide a great opportunity for veterans to
meet with cerfied benefits counselors from the Nassau
County Veterans Service Agency and several other
organizaons that are looking to help our heroes. For more
informaon please contact Ralph Esposito, Director of the
Nassau Veterans Service Agency at (516) 572-6565 or Bruce
Burnham Director of Senior Programs for the Vietnam War
Veterans Associaon Inc. (516) 771-4194.
Please pray for the members of our Parish Family Serving in the Armed Forces If you have a name of a loved one serving our
country, please submit to the office, or place in the offertory basket at Mass and include their name and rank. Name AND Rank
Thomas J. Kilbride, Major, US Army
John Patrick Kilbride III, Lt. Col., US Army
Thomas C. Ludwig, Major, ,US Army
Michael Tynan, Lance Cpl., US Marines
Michael W. Aznaran, BM3, US Coast Guard
Mahew Sweeney, Captain, US Marines
Mahew Antonik, Sgt,. US Marines
Rigoberto Colon “Rigo”, US Marines
James Colvin, 2nd Lt, US Marines,
Michael Silver, Lt. Jg., US Navy
Brendan Gill, St. Sgt, US Army
Robert Savoldy, Spc, US Army
Frederick J. Brion, Lt.
Julian M. Coca A1C Air Force
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Devin G. Hudson, H.A., US Navy
Cameron James, 1st Lt., US Army
Jeremy D. Schara, STG2, US Navy
Daniel Gabbard, Pvt., US Marines
Rafael Garcia, Pvt, HHC 8 ENBN,
Shawn R. Searle, PFC, US Army
Rebecca Burgess, 2nd Lt., US Marines
Thomas Likos, Spc, US Army
John Patrick Orr, Tl., Jg, US Navy .
Daniel Erik Rogers, Lt. Jg., US Navy
Daniel Cavelli,, Cmdr., US Navy
Robert T. Ludwig, Sgt., US Army
Andrew Hupfer, PFC, US Army
Eric Hupfer, PFC, Us Marines
Patrick McCallion, PFC, US Army
Michael Handwerker, 1st Lt., US Army
Brendon McShea, Major, US Army
Thomas Mcshea, 1st Lt, US Army
Ned J. Davis, ENS, US Navy
John M. Mirro, GM2, US Navy
Paul J. Laughlin, Colonel, US Army
Robert M. Dones, PFC, US Marines
Thomas Heibert, Colonel, US Army
Ryan Calabrese, Seaman, US Navy
Mahew Reyes, Lcpl, US Marines
Elizabeth Werns, LTC, US Army
Colleen M. Paon, ENS, US Coast Guard
Funeral Homes
935-7100
125 W. Old Country Road, Hicksville, New York 11801 • Fax 935-0815
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516-747-8213
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email [email protected]
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EAST VILLAGE
CAR CARE, INC.
Complete Auto Repair
Foreign & Domestic
151 Jerusalem Ave., Levittown, NY 11756
(East Village Green Shopping Center)
Serving Hicksville for 50 Years
Weddings • Funerals • Fruit Baskets
Plants • Bouquets • Flower Arrangements
18 Newbridge Rd.
Hicksville
681-5010
Just North of RR.
No Overtime Mon-Sat 7am-7pm
Banquet Hall Available Home Remedy Plus Construction
GENERAL CONTRACTING
Hicksville Flowers
24 HR EMERGENCY SERVICE
516-731-3737
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
20 Barrel Lane, Hicksville, NY 1181
516-398-8168
[email protected]
Levittown Lanes
Enjoy a Bowling Fun Pack, Call for Special Rates!
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Team Parties
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516-731-5700 • 56 Tanners Ln., Levittown
BOOK ONE OF OUR BIRTHDAY PARTY PACKAGES WITH
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TAX-ACCOUNTING SERVICE
(516) 565-0289
ANTHONY LOIACONO, CPA
PARISHIONER
E. Meadow
Helen Mary Makeup
WEDDING, PROM, FORMAL
397 S. Oyster Bay Rd., Plainview, NY
516-433-6969
MAKEUP & HAIR
Lowest Rental Prices • Come In & Check Out Over 700 Guitars In Stock
Free Lesson
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*See Store For Details
516 974 9929
[email protected]
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Diamond Drugs II
For Price, Service & Convenience
Harvey Staub, Pharmacist/Owner
724 Old Bethpage Rd., Old Bethpage, NY 11804
(516) 586-8733
Mon.-Fri. 9am to 7pm • Sat. 10am to 3pm
www.kensfaucetandtoiletrepairs.com
Licensed Master Plumber
KENS FAUCET
& TOILET REPAIRS INC.
All Plumbing Repairs
(516) 338-5843
Serving the Community
Since 1990
MEMBER
475 Holy Family, Hicksville, NY (inside) UPS
John Patrick Publishing Company • 1-800-333-3166 • www.jppc.net
“Hicksville’s Only Family Owned Funeral Home”
Comforting families for over 85 years
HICKSVILLE
47 Jerusalem Avenue
(516) 931-0262
LEVITTOWN
2786 Hempstead Tpk.
(516) 796-0400
Patricia Cassidy Lopez
Licensed Sales Associate
Cell (516) 457-6963
Fax (516) 937-6234
255 W. Old Country Rd. [email protected]
Hicksville, NY 11801 Each Office Independently Owned and Operated
P REVETE R EAL E STATE
Office
2001-2007
Floral Park • 29 Atlantic Avenue
New Hyde Park • 125 Hillside Avenue
Williston Park • 412 Willis Avenue
Beth Dalton Costello
Timothy J. Dalton
ANDY’S CARPENTRY LLC Family Owned
Licensed
& Insured
and Operated
Home Improvement Specialist
Repairs & Remodeling
No Job Too Small • Lic. & Ins.
516-735-4498 Parishioner Specializing in Roofing, Siding & Gutters
$500 OFF Any Job
over $5000 for Parishioners
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Family Owned and Operated
EAST MEADOW
2515 N. Jerusalem Rd. • E. Meadow, LI
(516) 826-1010
WANTAGH
603 Wantagh Ave. • Wantagh, LI
(516) 731-5550
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Salon
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Flowers For All Occasions 420 Newbridge Rd., Hicksville, NY 11801
Weddings & Funerals Our Speciality
38 West Village Green,, Hicksville
(off Newbridge Rd.) 735-2244
(516) 622-5909 • (516) 622-5910
www.rosalessalon.com • [email protected]
Hours: Sun. - Tues. 10 - 6 • Wed. - Fri. 10 - 9 • Sat. 8:30 to 7
10% Off to Holy Family Members
EVERY CHILD SHOULD HAVE A CHANCE TO DANCE.
Lessons in Ballet, Pointe,
Tap & Jazz professionally taught.
WITCOMB’S LANDSCAPING, INC.
WOODBURY STUDIO OF DANCE ARTS
516-292-6060
516-681-2488 • HICKSVILLE
Since 1973
631-643-1404
Scott Hermann, Agent
1012 Jerusalem Avenue
516-783-5522
[email protected]
All Ages • A Non-competition School
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Country Parkway Repairs
(Formerly Country Parkway Mobil)
State Emission • NY State Inspection Station • Fleet Service
Brake Service • Foreign/Domestic • Engine Repairs
Towing Available • Diagnostic Service
Jaco TRANPORTATION INC.
42 East Carl St.
Hicksville, NY
516-338-2886 • 51 Urban Ave., Westbury
Serving the Holy Family Parish & Community for Over 40 Years
516-935-2277
Fax: 935-1873
90 West Nicholai Street
Hicksville
516-931-3218
Plumbing & Heating, Inc.
Serving the parish since 1970
“Building & Remodeling
into the Future”
Fernando Albuquerque
Office 516-942-3294
Email: [email protected]
Website: Legacystructuresllc.com
Licensed Plumber • 24 Hr. Emergency Service • Parishioner
234-East Meadow Ave., East Meadow • 794-7380
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And
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Repair
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Replace
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All Work Performed By Owner
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35 Years Experience
Serving All Nassau
www.ceparanoplumbing.com
Licensed Master Plumber
Serving the Holy Family
No Job Too Small
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over 35 Years
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516-454-6557
475 Holy Family, Hicksville, NY (back) UPS