Pentecost Sunday
May 24, 2015
MASS INTENTIONS
In Your Prayers Please Remember The Sick and
Hospitalized Members Of Our Parish Community
Monday, May 25 ~ Weekday
9:00 am
Rebecca Faidoo (d)
Tuesday, May 26 ~ Saint Philip Neri, Priest
9:00 am
Intentions of Peg & Mike Hannan (L)
“25th Wedding Anniversary”
Wednesday, May 27 ~ Weekday ~ Saint Augustine of
Canterbury, Bishop
9:00 am
Gene & Beth Gibbons (d)
Matthew Amarante
Carmel Carleo
Theresa Carlisi
Grace Donovan
Michael Falcone
Barbara Kretkowski
Peter Levantino
Kevin Ledwith
Philomena O’Donnell
Claire Parisi
Marguerite Quinn
Joan Thomson
The names will remain for six consecutive weeks unless the
Rectory Office is notified.
Our Parishioners Serving In The Military
Please keep all our Military and Support Personnel
in your prayers especially:
United States Air Force
1st Lt. William F. Cosgrove
United States Navy
LT Michael Annunziata
Lt. Geoff Hendrick
IC2 Bryanne Heim Iddings
LTJG Ryan Patrick Mahon
Thursday, May 28 ~ Weekday
9:00 am
Maria Henrichis (d)
Friday, May 29 ~ Weekday
9:00 am
Midouin Turnier (d)
United States Army
Spc Andrew J. Baez
Major Thomas Barrett
Spc Lotachukwu Okoye
United States Marine Corps
L Cpl Kristofer Katzenberger
CWO-4 Kris Kurrus
“Lord, hold our troops in Your
loving hands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their
families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need. We
ask this in the name of Jesus, Our Lord and Savior. Amen.”
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Please let us know if any of our Military and Support Personnel have returned home safely, so that we may update our prayer list.
Saturday, May 30 ~ Weekday
9:00 am
For all Mothers Living & Deceased
Diane Gavin (d)
Pilar Obina (d)
5:00 pm
Gerard Mazurkiewicz (d)
Pray for Priests
Sunday, May 31 ~ The Most Holy Trinity
7:30 am
Joan Shields (d)
9:30 am
Bill Rhone (d)
11:00 am
Gliceria Ramirez (d)
12:30 pm
For Our Parishioners
For all Mothers Living & Deceased
Robert Fraissinet (d)
Martin Kerner (d)
5:00 pm
Howard Platner (d)
God, our Father, please send us holy priests, all for the
Sacred and Eucharistic Heart of Jesus, all for the Sorrowful
and Immaculate Heart of Mary, in union with St. Joseph. We
pray that the Blessed Mother wrap her mantle around your
priests, and through her intercession strengthen them for
their ministry. We pray that Mary will guide your priests to follow her
own words, “Do whatever He tells you.” (Jn 2:5) May your priests be
holy, filled with the fire of your love, seeking nothing but your greater
glory and the salvation of souls. Amen.
Reflection for next Sunday, May 31, 2015
The Most Holy Trinity
First Reading: Deuteronomy 4:32-34, 39-40 (165B)
Second Reading: Romans 8:14-17
Gospel: Matthew 28:16-20
“All power in Heaven and on earth has been given to me.”
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Rev. Thomas Pers
Rev. Jose Quilcate
Rev. Irinel Racos
Rev. Gregory Rannazzisi
Rev. David Regan
Rev. Henry Reid
For all Priests & Deacons
Grant eternal peace to those whom
You have called unto yourself, O Lord
Thomas F. Caliendo
Rosemary A. Hoppenhauer
Joan Sulinski
1. How do you obey Jesus’ command to go and make disciples?
2. The Holy Trinity show the sharing, interdependent nature of
God. Describe a time when you realized your need to share
with and depend on others.
3. When have you found comfort in God’s presence “with you
always?”
Welcome to the Newly Baptized
Children and Family Reflection
Talk about a time when you were assured that God was with you.
Joseph Thomas Puccio
James Patrick Weir
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From the Pastor’s Desk
As a Church and as a nation there is much for us to celebrate this weekend!
Today we celebrate the Feast of Pentecost which has come to be regarded as the Birthday of the
Church. Our Scripture readings tell us that, when the Holy Spirit descended upon the Apostles, their
lives were transformed. They were able to go forth using the gifts that God had blessed them with to
boldly witness to His presence in the world.
Thanks to the sharing of the gifts and talents of so many members of our parish family, the
goodness of God continues to be felt in our hearts. It is our custom each year on this Feast to bestow
The Fiat Award on ten of our parishioners in recognition of the good work they have done. I am happy
to inform you that the Pastoral Council has selected
Eileen Alger
Patricia Baron
Anne Behrman
Geraldine Graetzer
Alexandra Incontro
Dorothy Rose
James Sammon
Robert Schiller
Roseann Schiller
Walter Schwer
to receive The Fiat Award this year. In your name, I would like to congratulate them and, more importantly, to thank them for the beautiful ways in which they witness to the love of God in our midst.
On Monday, citizens across the country will celebrate Memorial Day. We will take time from our
usual activities to remember the countless women and men who have made the supreme sacrifice of
giving their lives in the service of our country. We are reminded in the Scriptures that there is no
greater love than to lay down one’s life for others.
As we pause and reflect upon the many freedoms and opportunities that are ours, as we celebrate with family and friends all that we have to be thankful for as Americans, let us be sure to show
our appreciation for all those who helped to make these things possible.
I would encourage you to do that in two ways. Please join our parish family as we celebrate
Mass together on Monday morning at 9 am. We will commend to Almighty God the souls of those who
have given their lives for our country and pray for those in our armed forces who continue to protect us
and defend the values that we hold so dear. Then let us join with the residents of Malverne for the annual Memorial Day Parade beginning at 10 am and the memorial service to follow at the gazebo at
Reese Memorial Park. In that way we will let our service men and women, past and present, know that
they are appreciated and not forgotten.
May Almighty God Bless us all and God Bless America!
Peace,
Father Frank
Bulletin Reflection
St. Paul reminds us today that all of our gifts have their
source in the Holy Spirit and that those gifts are given “for
the common good.” What gifts are mine to share?
Altar Flowers are Donated
in Memory of
“Joe Rini,
Always in our Hearts, Love,
The Rini & Lind Families”
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The Altar Bread &
Altar Wine
are donated
“In Loving Memory of
all the POW’s, MIA’s &
Deceased Veteran’s”
Requested by
The American Legion Post 44,
American Legion Auxiliary &
Sons of the Legion
St. Vincent de Paul
Rosary Altar Society
Today as we celebrate Pentecost, the Holy Spirit wants
to make us advocates of God’s presence to bring new
life to others, especially those who do not know the
love of God in their lives.
Our final meeting of the year is June 18th at 7:30
pm in the Church Hall. There will be entertainment and desserts, including fresh fruit and strawberry shortcake. We will also have a drawing for
Raffle prizes and 50/50. Mark your calendar. We
hope to see you there.
Our Lady of Lourdes Thrift Shop has many new and
interesting items. Come for a visit and look at the assortment of
household items, women’s and children’s clothing and beautiful
seasonal items. The hours are Wednesdays from 9:30 am to 2:30
pm and Saturdays June 6th and 20th from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm.
This will also be your last chance to donate before the end of our
season.
Your gift in the St. Vincent de Paul poor box will help the
poor to believe in the mystery of God’s love for them.
Food Pantry:
Canned: Peas, Carrots, Yams, Spinach, Potatoes,
Jello (regular and sugar free), Pasta Sauce, Hand Soap,
Dish Soap, Healthy Snacks
All parishioners are invited to volunteer to be a part of the
offertory procession at the Mass which you attend. This
may be especially appropriate if the Mass is being offered
for a relative or friend!
Pro-Life Corner
“I swore never to be silent whenever and wherever human beings
endure suffering and humiliation. We must always take sides. Neutrality helps the oppressor, never the victim. Silence encourages the
tormentor, never the tormented.” ~Elie Wiesel
Please see one of the ushers before Mass begins
to make your intention known.
This certainly applies to abortion; the only voice the preborn have is
our own.
We offer opportunities for donations to be made on special
occasions in memory of loved ones both living and deceased
through the placement of Altar Flowers in the sanctuary or by
memorializing the Sanctuary Lamp that burns near the Tabernacle,
the Altar Bread, and the Altar Wine for the week.
Join us for the
OLL Men’s Club 53rd Annual Golf Outing
**New Location**
June 15th
Rockville Centre Links Club
Donation:
Main Altar Flowers: $80
Tabernacle Bouquet: $30 each
Sanctuary Lamp: $25
Altar Bread: $25
Altar Wine: $25
An acknowledgement of your memorial will appear in the
Sunday bulletin.
Please come to the Rectory Office to make arrangements!
$250.00 includes:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and Cocktails . . .
Prizes, Giveaways, Live Auctions
12:00 pm Shotgun Start
Congratulations to 500 Club Winners
For the Month of April!
Contact: [email protected] or
Greg Miller: 516-449-2400 or
John McNierney: 516-398-4019
1st prize
2nd prize
3rd prize
4th prize
5th prize
6th prize
7th prize
$500
$200
$100
$50
$50
$25
$25
#200
#148
#175
#157
#120
#95
#16
Alfred Schutte
Anthony Gil
Ed Kubik
John Franks
Janet & Joseph Chiafari
Mary Ann Sandre
Glenn Meyran
The Rectory Office
Time, Talent & Treasure
Fostering Stewardship as a Way of Life
Will be closed
Parish Sacrificial Giving Summary
May 17, 2015:
$11,426
Last Year:
$13,367
Ascension Thursday:
$2,420
Catholic Communications:
$2,777
Memorial Day
Monday, May 25th
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Religious Education
Principal’s Corner
“As you start life’s road together and you cross the
narrow sands, there’s a King Who sits in Heaven just to
guide you through the land. There will be laughter and
sunshine. There will be sorrow and tears. There will be
promises broken as you travel through the years. But,
put your trust in Jesus; He will be there by your side
and, as the clouds then do gather,
you will have a place to hide.”
Confirmation News
All 7th and 8th grade students in the Confirmation Preparation Program will continue writing in their Mass Journal
booklets for Saturday evening or Sunday Mass. Check to
see each week if one or two pages are to be completed and
fill in all the answers. The books must be turned into the
rectory and may be picked up the following Wednesday or
Thursday. The final date for the journal completion will
be May 31st.
We would like to congratulate all our 8th grade students who
were confirmed by Bishop Brennan this past Wednesday.
May they continue to serve and be representatives of Jesus
Christ in the Catholic Church.
Happy Memorial Day!
May we always remember in prayer all those who gave
their lives for our freedom.
School will be closed on Monday, May 25. Our 8th
grade will be going on their 8th grade trip on Tuesday.
Field Day is on Wednesday, May 27th for grades K
through 8th.
The 4th graders will be taking the hands on portion of
their NYS science assessment on Thursday and the 8th
graders will be taking it on Friday of this week. They
will take the written portion on Monday, June 1st.
The last meeting for our spiritual mentor groups will
be on Friday, May 29th. I’d like to thank Monica
Murray, Linda Baldacchino, Deirdre Lawler, and
Sharon Frohne for their dedicated work with this special program.
Please
continue
to
www.ollmalverne.org.
visit
our
website:
Religious Education Registration 2015 / 2016
Let us be people of peace in prayer and deed.
Re-registration forms will be sent out within the next two
weeks. We ask that you return them to the office so no
late fees will be incurred. New registrants must call the
office at 599-7222 to request a form for their children. A
copy of the child(ren’s) Baptismal Certificate must accompany the form and registration fee.
Our Lady of Lourdes Youth Ministry
Presents . . .
All Parish & School Volunteers
At the insistence of the Diocese of Rockville Centre, please be aware that No
Group or Organization will be able to schedule their events until we have an
updated roster of volunteers from each group.
Every parish & school volunteer must have completed the following:
 Background check
 Virtus Workshop
 Code of Conduct
To register for VIRTUS go to: www.virtus.org or website at:
www.ollchurchmalverne.org
If you or someone you know has experienced an incident of sexual abuse by
clergy, employee or volunteer of the Diocese of Rockville Centre, please contact
the office for the Protection of Children and Young People. The office maintains a
special phone for these situations: 516-594-9063.
“Follow the Signs of Peace”
Tune into “Religion and Rock” with Msgr. Jim Vlaun on Sunday
from 7:00 am—8:00 am on WBAB 102.3 FM or 95.3 FM on Long
Island’s East End. Listen on Saturdays at 11:00 pm on Sirius
Radio Channel 159, the Catholic Channel and at 11:00 pm on XM
Satellite, Channel 117. To listen online or receive more
information www.ReligionandRock.com.
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CAMP LOURDES
June 29th to July 10th
A Summer Bible Camp for Ages 4 to 9
When: weekdays from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm
Where: At OLL School and Church
Cost: $110 for two weeks
*See Parish Website for Registration Form
www.ollchurchmalverne.org
For additional information call:
Linda Baldacchino at 241-1896
Youth Ministry News
Our Lady of Lourdes School
Volunteer as a Camp Lourdes Counselor
Alumni Weekend Hosted by
June 29th - July 10th: Counselor Hours: 9am-1pm
"Follow the Signs of Peace"
Working as part of the staff you are sure to have
lots of fun as we share faith and peace with the children of
Our Lady of Lourdes.
Although this is a volunteer position there are certain perks: Free T-Shirt, Bowling Day, Pizza Day, Splish
Splash Trip and more importantly making new friends and
serving your parish in a truly wonderful and powerful way!
All counselors:
 must be at least entering 8th grade in the Fall of 2015
 must be on time everyday and committed to Camp
Lourdes (letting us know in advance if there is a day or
days you can not make it).
 must follow all of the camp rules, especially those pertaining to safety and respect.
 must remember they act as role models and faith examples to younger children
 must be able to work as a team and be enthusiastic!
See parish website for training dates and application.
The OLL Alumni Association
June 6th & 7th
Calendar of Events
◊ Saturday, June 6th, 8:00 pm to 10:00 pm
Kickoff Cocktail Reception at the Brick Café
157 Lakeview Avenue, Lynbrook
◊ Sunday, June 7th at 12:30 pm
Alumni Mass / School Tours
If you would like to attend the Alumni reception,
please fill out the form below and
drop it off to the rectory office.
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NCYC
NATIONAL CATHOLIC YOUTH CONFERENCE
For more information or to get involved contact:
Monica Murray (Coffey) (‘83)
[email protected]
516-313-1653
RSVP by June 1st
November 19-22, 2015
The National Catholic Youth Conference is an exciting,
biennial four-day experience of prayer, community, and
empowerment for Catholic teenagers and their adult chaperones. The schedule includes keynote addresses, concurrent and workshop sessions addressing a wide variety
of topics. There are also opportunities for liturgy, reconciliation, prayer and worship, recreation and special activities such as concerts, exhibits, and the interactive thematic
park. See ncyc.info for much more information!
Alumni Cocktail Reception
Saturday, June 6th, 8:00 pm,
The Brick Café
Yes, I will attend:
Name:_________________________________________
Our Lady of Lourdes Youth Ministry attended this event in
2011 and 2013. It proved to be a wonderful experience for
all who participated. For further information or to register please call Linda at 516-241-1896. A $200 deposit
for this event is due on May 24th.
Class of:_____________
No. of Attendees:_____ x $40 pp = $
Payable to: Our Lady of Lourdes School
Put in sealed envelope and mark:
“OLL Alumni Reception
(Monica Murray)”
MOMs Community Yard Sale and Vendor Fair
Saturday, May 30th from
9:00 am to 3:00 pm
The Malverne Historical House
Ocean Avenue, Malverne
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Coming Up This Week
Malverne Post 44
American Legion
Monday, May 25
Rectory & School Closed
7:30 pm .......... Al-Anon .......................................................... Rectory Dining Room
7:30 pm .......... Beginner Al-Anon ................................................. Rectory Room #2
Tuesday, May 26
9:30 am .......... Cenacle Meeting ............................................. Rectory Dining Room
9:30 am .......... Legion of Mary..................................................... Rectory Room #2
1:30 pm .......... Scripture Study/Intercessory Prayer Meeting...... Rectory Dining Room
2:30 pm .......... After School Program .....................................................School Hall
7:00 pm .......... Boy Scout Committee Meeting .......................... Rectory Dining Room
7:00 pm .......... Graduation Dinner Planning ........................................... Church Hall
Wednesday, May 27
9:30 am to 2:30 pm—RAS Thrift Shop
2:30 pm .......... After School Program .....................................................School Hall
7:00 pm .......... Boy Scout District Committee Meeting ............................. Church Hall
7:30 pm .......... Youth Confirmation Party ................................................School Hall
7:00 pm .......... AA ................................................................. Rectory Dining Room
8:15 pm .......... AA ................................................................. Rectory Dining Room
Thursday, May 28
2:30 pm .......... After School Program .....................................................School Hall
2:45 pm .......... Girl Scout Troop #2021 ................................................. Church hall
6:00 pm .......... Cub Pack #24 .............................................................. Church Hall
Friday, May 29
2:30 pm .......... After School Program .....................................................School Hall
2:30 pm .......... Daisy Troop #2420 ....................................................... Church Hall
8:00 pm .......... AA ................................................................. Rectory Dining Room
Saturday, May 30
10:00 am ........ PTL Fundraiser: Pampered Chef Event .............................School Hall
7:00 pm .......... AA ................................................................. Rectory Dining Room
Sunday, May 31
8:00 am .......... Folk Group Rehearsal .................................................... Church Hall
2:15 pm .......... Pre-Baptismal Program .................................................. Church Hall
7:15 pm .......... AA ................................................................. Rectory Dining Room
Atlantic City Bus Trip
Wednesday, June 17th
Arrival Time: 8:15 am
Franklin Avenue & Legion Place
Free Parking
Rolls, Bagels, Donuts &
Coffee
Before departure
Enjoy a relaxing round trip ride to
Atlantic City Bally’s Casino in a
Comfortable coach bus with
Movie & games
Price: $40 per person
Receive a $30 gaming voucher on arrival
Entrance Chant
Paul Turner
Make checks payable to:
American Legion Post #44
PO Box 44, Malverne, NY 11565
Must call and reserve by: June 15th
Bob Guarneri: 483-5631
John Hassett: 887-7473
Diocese of Rockville Centre
Awake the World in Music and Prophetic Living
The Franciscan Brothers, St. Anthony’s HS and the Office of
Vicars for Religious invite you to join us in prayer enhanced by
the beauty of St. Anthony’s HS Schola leading us in song, while
we hear readings from Vita Consecrata and the writings of Pope
Francis calling us to:
“Awake the World”, be Joyful and Prophetic
There will be a festive breakfast following! Our Lady of Angels Chapel, Saint Anthony’s High School
Saturday, May 30th at 10:00 am
RSVP: Brother James: 516-678-5800 ext. 588 or
Sr. Pat at ext. 589
[email protected] or [email protected]
As Mass begins, everyone stands to
sing a song. The General Instruction of the
Roman Missal calls this the entrance chant
(47). Its purpose is “to open the celebration,
foster the unity of those who have been gathered, introduce
their thoughts to the mystery of the liturgical time or festivity, and accompany the procession of the Priest and ministers.”
The celebration of the Mass relies on the participation of the assembly. So, when the first song is announced,
this means you! Pick up the songbook and sing! Sadly, some
people do not. If you choose not to sing the entrance chant,
you fail to open the celebration, you frustrate the unity of
those assembled, you postpone thinking about the mystery we
have gathered to celebrate, and you dissociate yourself from
the procession. Surely, no one intends to do all this, but that
is the way it looks. To those who are singing, non-singers feel
like dead weight. Even if you sing poorly, weakly, too loudly,
or too softly, pick up the hymnal and sing! You will praise
God and serve the faith of those around you.
Each Sunday of the year comes with its own suggested text for the entrance chant. But another psalm or liturgical song may be used. The church calls this music a “chant”,
but it means any spiritual song or hymn. All may sing together, the cantor or choir may alternate with the people, or
the choir may occasionally sing it alone.
If there is no entrance song, the suggested text is recited by the assembly, the lector or even by the priest himself,
who may comment on it briefly to open the celebration (48).
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Community News
Retrouvaille: Another marriage saving weekend is on—May 29th; 800470-2230; You can help heal your marriage! Do you feel alone? Are
you frustrated or angry with each other? Do you argue or have you just
stopped talking to each other? Does talking about it only make it
worse? Retrouvaille helps couples through difficult times in their marriages. For confidential information about the program, or to register,
please call and you will be connected directly and confidentially to a
couple from Long Island / Metro Retrouvaille who can help. Website:
www.retrouvaille.org.
Help the Poor in the Appalachian Mountains: An area hard hit by the
loss of coal jobs. Many are forced to leave while those who cannot are
elderly left to face the struggle. St. Stephen Catholic Church distributes food, clothes, household items, cleaning materials, sanitary items,
assist with heating, utility bills. Our funds are all but exhausted. Any
donation large or small will be a blessing and greatly appreciated.
House repairs, general up keep done with help of volunteer missionaries—these type of contributions are welcome and greatly appreciated.
Donations sent to: St. Stephen Catholic Church Outreach, 304 Central
Street, Cumberland, KY 40823. Phone: 606-589-5616.
Spirituality for Singles: Monthly Singles Gathering; Saturday, June 6th
at 8:30 pm; St. Aidan Parish, 510 Willis Avenue, Williston Park; discussion, meditation, socialization; this gathering will feature guest lecturer
Alex Basile; ages 35+; $5 donation; snacks, pizza and beverages will be
served; contact: Ray: 516-561-6994 or
[email protected].
As a way of raising awareness in vocations to priesthood and religious life, Reverend Joseph Fitzgerald, Director of Vocations, Diocese of Rockville Centre will join Father Marc Swartvagher from the
Diocese of Brooklyn and seminarians Stephen Rooney from the Diocese of Rockville Centre, Dominik Wegiel from the Diocese of Brooklyn and Steven Diaz from the Archdiocese of New York on a 29-day,
1400-mile biking pilgrimage up the East Coast from St. Augustine,
Florida to Rockville Centre, New York. Beginning on May 17, the
bikers will pass through 11 states, 10 dioceses and 5 archdioceses.
Dioceses en route are planning special Masses and prayer opportunities for the bikers. The pilgrimage will conclude on June 14 at the
Cathedral of Saint Agnes in Rockville Centre, New York. Follow the
journey by visiting www.biking4vocations.org.
St. Anthony’s Feast: Entertainment Sponsored by Oceanside Christopher, The Catholic Credit Union; Thursday, June 11—6 pm to 10 pm;
Friday, June 12—6 pm to 11 pm; Saturday, June 13—4 pm to 11 pm; Sunday, June 14—2 pm to 9 pm. Thursday night is Family Value Night.
Music, food, big rides. For more information or to volunteer call the
Parish Office: 516-764-0048 or email: [email protected].
What is a Lay Carmelite? Please join the Lay Carmelites for an informative evening on the Carmelite way of life and a discussion on the Carmelite Order. Come and enjoy some Hospitality on Thursday, June 18
at 6:30 pm at Our Lady of Peace, Lynbrook. We will have Adoration
and Evening Prayer followed by hospitality. For further information
please call: Karen Lee Pizzo, TOC, Director at 516-593-2265.
Do you know someone who is hurting from an abortion? The Life
Center of Long island invites you to attend our next Rachel’s Vineyard
Healing Retreat on the weekend of June 12 to 14. It begins Friday evening and concludes Sunday afternoon. For more information contact:
Deacon Joe McNicholas at 516-445-3927 or e-mail: [email protected].
Communication is strictly confidential. To learn more about Rachel’s
Vineyard look online at: www.rachelsvineyard.org or call 877– HOPE-4ME.
Tabor Retreat Center: 60 Anchor Avenue, Oceanside; 516-536-3004.
 Understanding Teresa of Avila, Saturday, June 6, 9:30 am to 3 pm.
In 1970, Pope Paul VI declared Teresa of Avila the first woman
Doctor of the Church because of her teachings on prayer and the
spiritual life. This retreat celebrates the 500th anniversary of
Teresa’s birth by exploring the life and teachings of this wise,
witty, and inspiring woman. Presenter: Sr. Helen Chasse, OSU;
donation: $50 (includes breakfast / lunch) Please call to register.
 The Zen Commandments, Friday, June 19, 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm; Dr.
John Yanovitch, Associate Professor of Philosophy at Molloy College, will present an introductory program to the basic
“commandments” spoken into the world by the Buddha, and lived
by those following a Zen way of living, thinking, and feeling. Donation: $20; please call to register.
Rosa Lee Young Childhood Center: presents Comedy Night featuring
Tommy Koenig and John Pizzi at Molloy College, Kellenberg Hall,
Anselma Room, 1000 Hempstead Ave., Rockville Centre, Saturday, May
30; doors open at 7:30 pm; show starts promptly at 8;30 pm; tickets:
$60; includes appetizer, dessert buffet, beer, wine, soft drinks, raffles;
info: 516-536-5674.
Rosa Mystica Foundation of America: Sr. Philip Marie Burle, C.PP.S,
guest speaker, Charismatic Healing Retreat; Wednesday, June 3, 5 pm;
Thursday, June 4, 9 am to 3 pm. Mass and Healing Service at 10 am;
breakfast. Rosa Mystic Foundation of America, 1121 Rte. 106 N, Muttontown; RSVP 516-624-9033 (limited space); email:
[email protected]; $50 includes all meals, conference materials.
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