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Church of Saint Dominic
The mission of the Roman Catholic Church of Saint Dominic is to create and to preserve a spiritually and socially united community which focuses
on the presence of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist as the center of its life.
FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
FEBRUARY 4, 2018
The Church of Saint Dominic 93 Anstice Street, Oyster Bay, NY 11771
www.stdoms.org
Parish Office 516.922.4488 Hours: Monday - Friday 8am to 4pm fax 516-922-9491
Dr. Kevin McBride, Pastoral Associate Ext. 1166
Office of Administration 516.922.4488 Linda Nalick, Director Ext. 1197 Dave Paterson, Facilities Director Ext. 2240
Business Office 516.922.4488 Thomas Flynn, Comptroller Ext. 5560
Office of Development 516.922.4488 Kathy Murphy, Director Ext. 5321
Office of Parish Social Ministry 516.922.4488 Dawn Leat, Director Ext. 1294
Religious Education 516.922.7788 Carolyn Mangiarotti, Coordinator, Grades 1-5 [email protected] Ext. 3701
Catherine O’Neil, Coordinator, Grades 6-8 & RCIA [email protected] Ext. 3798
SCHOOLS OF SAINT DOMINIC Elementary School 516.922.4233 35 School Street Mr. Ronald J. Martorelli [email protected]
High School 516.922.4888 110 Anstice Street Ms. Maureen Keller Appel [email protected]
Celebrating our Faith
The Eucharist is celebrated on Weekdays (Monday through Saturday)
Chapel: 7:30 a.m.
Saturday
Church: 5:00 p.m. (Vigil)
Sunday
Chapel: 7:30 a.m., 8:45 a.m. & 5:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. (Spanish Mass)
Church: 10:00 a.m. (Family Mass)
11:30 a.m. (Parish Choir) Holy Day Schedule
Vigil Mass eve of the Holy Day 7:30 p.m. Chapel Holy Day 7:30 a.m. Chapel
Noon Chapel 7:30 p.m. Chapel
Celebrating the Sacraments
Anointing of the Sick Available by appointment
Emergency sick calls anytime 516.922.4488 (ext. 8)
Baptisms 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month at 1:30 p.m. in the Church.
Parents must contact the Parish Center to register. Baptism Preparation Class: 3rd Tuesday of the month at 7:30 p.m.
Please register in the Parish Office.
RCIA “Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults” For those adults who feel called to join our Catholic Faith
or to receive First Eucharist and/or Confirmation, please call the Parish Center.
Marriages A Nuptial Mass or Ceremony may be arranged by
registered parishioners or Alumni of St. Doms for Friday or Saturday, and only Ceremonies on Sunday.
Please note that Diocesan policy requires starting arrangements at least six months in advance of your planned date. Contact the Parish
Office to make an appointment to meet with a priest, deacon or pastoral associate.
Reconciliation (Confession) Experience God’s mercy through this sacrament.
Saturdays from 4 to 4:45 p.m. or call the Parish Office for an appoint-ment with a priest.
Celebrating our Parish Community
Parish Membership Saint Dominic is a welcoming parish and invites new
members to participate by registering at the Parish Office. If you are a member and have changed your address or plan to, please notify the
Parish Office.
BULLETIN REMINDER:
Please note that all articles for the bulletin must be received in the parish office no later than noon the Monday prior to the coming Sunday bulletin.
Anything received after that time will run in the following week’s bulletin. *From time to time there may be an early deadline due to production and holiday scheduling.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Reverend Kevin M. Smith, Pastor Reverend John Ekwoanya, Associate Pastor
Msgr. Robert Batule, In Residence Deacon Jesus M. Valdes
Dr. Kevin McBride, Pastoral Associate
Mass Intentions Week of February 4, 2018
Monday February 5 7:30a.m. Joseph Genova (18th Anniversary) Tuesday February 6 7:30 a.m. George Szigeti Wednesday February 7 7:30 a.m. Marie Dunn Thursday February 8 7:30 a.m. Felix Coppola Friday February 9 7:30 a.m. Katia & Luigi Belloti Saturday February 10 7:30 a.m. Jean Barrett 5:00 p.m. Columbia & James Galasso Warren Baade Alejandra Laboy Deceased Members of the Altimari & Galazzo Families Sunday February 11 7:30 a.m. Mary Kelley 8:45 a.m. Nina Ranieri 10:00 a.m. (family) Michael James Dunne 11:30a.m. Karla Jo Plevretis 5:00p.m. Dolores Kreinbihl The Parishioners of St. Dominic 7:00p.m. Spanish
SACRIFICIAL GIVING
Sunday, January 27, 2018 $8,169 Donations thru Faith Direct for the
Month of December $24,705 Thank you for your continued
financial support of St. Dominic Parish
PRAY FOR THE SICK:
Jason Cox, Frances Passarelli, Dan C., Carol Cappozolli, Frank DeCarolis, David Maryon, Elizabeth Maryon,
Robert Teahan, Christopher Carney, Daniel Cole, John Nalick, Dawn (Nalick) Aliberti, Vivian Koch,
Gloria Lema, Dr. Kevin McBride, John Corso
Spending quiet time…
Every Wednesday, immediately following the 7:30a.m. Mass in the Chapel, the Blessed Sacra-ment will be exposed until Benediction at 7:00
p.m. Why not take a few moments each Wednes-day to spend quiet time in prayer before the
Blessed Sacrament.
SANCTUARY LAMP In Loving Memory of: Francis Koncelik From: His Family
ALTAR BREAD & WINE In Loving Memory of: Thomas A. McGee, Sr. From: His Family
ST DOMINIC PRESIDENT'S WEEK
BASKETBALL CAMPS
Girls / Co-Ed Little Hoopers Camp
Date: 2/20-2/23 Co-Ed Grades K- 8th
Girls Grades 4th-8th Time : 12:00pm- 3:00pm Directed by Michele O'Brien Head Girls Varsity Coach More information: [email protected]
Boys Camp Date : 2/20-2/23 Grades : K-8th Time : 9:00am-12:00pm Directed by Mike Kelly Head Boys Varsity Coach More information : [email protected]
Saturday and Sunday
FEBRUARY 10/11
Saturday (Church) 5:00pm
Extraordinary Ministers: Huminski D&R, Carracino, Barrett, DeCarolis, Merritt
Lector: K. McGevna-Fusaro
Altar servers:
C. Eckel, S. Calderon,
E. Reardon-Rizzo
Sunday 7:30am (Chapel)
Extraordinary Ministers: Moore, Searby, Fasciano
Lector: R. Huminski
Altar servers: J. Moore, D. Peduto
8:45am (Chapel)
Extraordinary Ministers: Tully M&G, McBride
Lector: T. Falcone
Altar servers: E. Guarini, M. Stebelsky
10:00am (Church)
Extraordinary Ministers: Basil, McDonnell L&J,
Manning, Martone
Lector: Family Mass
Altar servers:
D. Green, J. Iammatteo
F. Olivieri
11:30pm (Chapel) Extraordinary Ministers:
Johnson, Kulhanek, Mortati, McAuliffe, Baldino
Lector: T. LaBella
Altar servers: Gillen J&M, Petrone
M. Petrone
5:00pm (Church) Extraordinary Ministers: Smith, Cervoni, Skvarla
Lector: Club 4:12
Altar servers:
McKinley A&L, J. Gier
If you have a family member who is currently serving on active duty in the military,
call the Parish Office to have their name added to our prayer list.
MSgt Joseph Michael Aylward Lt. Robert Bellissimo Captain Erich Bohn Yessenia Canales Carl Carlsen Christopher Caruso Ashley Ferrufino Steven Ferrufino
Lt. Ian Parmley Hanes
Spc4 Nicholas Hoffman Ensign Michael Koncelik LCDR USCG Donna Leoce Frederick Manney IV Staff Sgt Robert Marotti III Spc4 Nicholas R. Murray Aaron Nibert US Army Peter J. Quick LT James Santelli III Robert Stasio
Seaman Zachary Sonneborn Sr CPO Howard D. Sonneborn III CPO 2d Class Travis Sonneborn CPL Brandon Stahl CPL Peter Wadkins, Jr. CPO Terry Worall AWF1 Ashley Wulforst AWF1 Thomas Wulforst Lt. Colonel Tamara Yavoski Thomas York, USMC
Religious Formation Announcements
February 4, 2018 – 5th Sunday of Ordinary Time
In last week’s Gospel Jesus gathered and prayed with the community in the synagogue. Today we learn that Jesus also took the time to pray alone. We follow the example of Jesus, when we pray together with our parish commu-nity, and when we take the time to pray alone. Our modeled prayer behavior is observed by all in our community, especially our children. As we continue to move closer to the Lenten season, we might want to take the opportunity to talk with them about how we pray as a community (at Mass, grace before meals, prayers at bedtime). Additionally, invite those in your family to share and reflect upon their private prayer, when they pray, where they pray, and what they pray for. The emphasis is that through our example, they may learn to make private prayer an important part of their daily lives and also know that they can bring their private prayer to the community where all prayers joined together enlightens our relationship with God. Reflection: As we approach the beginning of Lent, beginning on Ash Wednesday, February 14th, let us examine our own hearts and pray for God’s guidance on how we can move to welcome others and spread His Good News so that all may enjoy that amazing experience of Jesus in today’s world.
W o r l d w i d e M a r r i a g e E n c o u n t e r “Remember that my life is like the wind.” Let us make the best of our time to-gether with our spouses by attending a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Week-end. The next Weekends are Feb 9-11, 2018 in Huntington, NY and Apr 27-29, 2018 in Huntington, NY. For more information, call John & Toni Torio at 877-697-9963 or visit them at http://www.wwmeli.org.
PLEASE SAVE THE DATE
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27TH, 2018 CHAPEL, 7:30 PM
DR. THOMAS PETRIANO,
PROFESSOR AND CHAIR OF RELIGIOUS STUDIES-ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE
PRESENTATION:
THE SORROWFUL MOTHER: A MEDITATION ON THE STABAT MATER
THROUGH MUSIC AND ART
THE STABAT MATER IS CONSIDERED ONE OF THE GREAT POEMS OF THE MIDDLE
AGES. THE IMAGE OF MARY AT THE CROSS, AS VIVIDLY DESCRIBED IN THIS POEM,
HAS BEEN THE INSPIRATION OF HUNDREDS OF MUSICAL SETTINGS AND PAINTINGS.
THIS PRESENTATION WILL EXPLORE SOME OF THE REASONS FOR THE ENDURING
FASCINATION WITH THIS POEM THROUGH THE AGES IN THE FORM OF A LENTEN
MEDITATION BASED ON SOME OF THE MORE FAMOUS REPRESENTATIONS OF THIS
POEM IN MUSIC AND ART.
ALL ARE WELCOME!
THANKSGIVING THANK YOU FROM THE PARISH SOCIAL MINISTRY
A GREAT BIG THANK YOU to each and every person who helped alleviate some of the suffering that food scarcity places on a family by donating food, a cooked meal, a grocery store gift card, a monetary
donation or your time. A heartfelt thank you! You are truly appreciated!!! Thanksgiving was a tremendous success ! We assisted 333 families joining together with Youth & Family counseling, the Presbyterian Church, the Cultural Hispanic Center, CSAC & the Interfaith com-munity. THANK YOU TO: ~ Mr. Ron Martorelli, the class mothers and elementary studens at St. Dominic ES for their participa-tion. Every class adopted a family for Thanksgiving! ~ Mrs. Maureen Appel, Mr. William Remsen, Mr. Thomas Murphy & the St. Dominic HS students for their participation in our Thanksgiving Food Drive. ~Mrs. Lynn Hudes, Mrs. Susan McAuliffe & Mrs. Janeen Griffin for packing over 1,000 Thanksgiv-ing bags with the food donated for families in need ~ an amazing job and I could not have done it without you! ~ Our St. Dominic 8th graders for helping us to sort and pack the Thanksgiving bags ~ you did a fantastic job! ~ Ronnie Morales, William Morales, Patrick Pisano, Andrew Cunningham & Thomas Flanagan for baking delicious pumpkin pies for our families to enjoy at their Thanksgiving dinner! ~My wonderful core volunteers & family: Ann Wulff, Laura Gaffney, Sue Hoffman, Barbara Zisko, Sue McGee, Tricia Butt, Ann Fogarty, Louise Tedesco & Joan Adomsky. Your time , talents and efforts are greatly appreciated! I could not do any of this without you! ~Harmony Heights Residential & Day School for Girls, Mrs. Dian Hauser & the Vernon Student Coun-cil, and the Youth & Family Counseling Agency (Melanie Paez & Ingrid Morales) for organizing and sorting the donated food. ~Rev. Jeff Prey, Carol Daub and the members of the Presbyterian Church for their help & generous dona-tion of gift cards. ~St. Dominic’s, Oyster Bay School Districts, Oyster Bay-East Norwich Library, Oyster Babies, the First Presbyterian Church, East Woods School, Friends Academy, the Boy/Cub Souts, and CYO for their generous donation of food. ~An anonymous donor for your donation of one ton of apples and potatoes from Verrelli’s Market Inc. ~ Mrs. Sue McAuliffe for picking up and dropping off the dinners from Luce Ristoratne. ~Dominick & Linda Caccippio, owners of Luce Ristorante for preparing and donating 30 Thanksgiving dinners to St. Dominic Parish Scoial Ministry for the 5th year, in memory of their son, Dominick J. Caccippio, Jr. Luce Ristorante is located at 1053 South Oyster Bay Road, East Norwich, NY 11731, 516-624-8330 / www.luce-ristorante.com ~Our St. Dominic maintenance staff: Dave, James, Eddie, Jose & Orland for picking the food up daily from the Parish Office, Church and Chapel and all your help distributing the food. ~Nicole Mazza, Brian Burney, Wayne Spector, Sean Ayling & David DeCosta from Travel Savers for your generous donation of food, your help in transporting the food to the Silveri Center and organizing it there. Special thanks for your help! ~Richard & Dena Huminski for delivering the Thanksgiving baskets to our families without transpor-tation or those who are homebound. Your efforts were truly appreciated.
CHRISTMAS THANK YOU FROM THE PARISH SOCIAL MINISTRY
THANK YOU to the many people who made Christmas MERRY for the 268 families we assisted: ~Ron Martorelli, Ellen Sorge, the class mothers & students from St. Dominic ES for all your hard work, time and efforts in adopting families—every class adopted a family for Christmas! ~Maureen Appel, Bill Wrensen and the St. Dominic HS students for their amazing toy drive. ~Joan Adomsky, Susan McAuliffe and Aimee Eberle for helping me organize, pack and distribute the toys for Santa. ~Our wonderful PSM volunteers: Ann Wulff, Ann Fogarty, Joan Adomsky, Louise Tedesco, Laura Gaffney, Sue Hoffmann, Sue McGee, Tricia Butt and Barbara Zisko for all your dedication and hard work. ~My right hand women who came through when I needed it most: Lynn Hudes, Sue Hoffmann, Joan Adomsky, Lisa Olivieri and Darcy Tabako—I could not have done this without your help. Thank you is not enough! ~Joan Adomsky, Laura Gaffney, MaryAnn Baade, Malia Vrooman, Victoria Sciortino and Darcy Tabako for writing over 2,000 angels for our giving tree with the items of wish lists. ~Tom Flynn in the Parish office for his help in coordinating and obtaining gifts cards and money orders for the families in need. ~Richard and Dena Huminski and James Mazzo for being Santa delivering the Christmas gifts to the homebound or to those without transportation. ~ Our wonderful St. Dominic maintenance crew: Dave, James, Eddie, Jose & Orland for collecting the gifts daily from the Parish office and bringing them to Outreach. ~All who adopted a specific family for Christmas by purchasing their entire “wish list”, thank you for being special Christmas angels to those in need. ~ Coach Michelle O’Brien and the St. Dominic Girls bastketball team that hosted a 6 way scrim-mage with Hicksville, Huntington, Cold Spring Harbor, Farmingdale and Ursuline Academy for their donations of blankets and jackets in an effort to raise awareness for the homeless. The items collected were donated to Outreach and the Midnight Run Organization. ~A BIG THANK YOU to each & every person who donated gifts from our Giving Tree to the need-iest in our community. Christmas was magical for them because of your generosity and compas-sion.
CONTRIBUTION STATEMENTS
Anyone who wishes to receive their statement of contributions to our Par-ish, please email your name, address & telephone number to:
[email protected] OR call the Office of Development at: 516-922-4488 x 2225 to request it. Statements will be mailed by the end of February.
Thank you for your generous support!
PARISH MINISTRIES THE TRANSFORMATIVE GRACE OF JESUS CHRIST IS MEDIATED THROUGH ALL OF OUR
MINISTERIAL PROGRAMS HERE AT THE CHURCH OF ST. DOMINIC.
YOU CAN BE AN INSTRUMENT OF HIS GRACE BY OFFERING YOUR TIME TO ONE OR MORE OF THE
FOLLOWING MINISTRIES:
ADORATION - DEEPENING YOUR PRAYER LIFE BUILDS THE BODY OF CHRIST.
ALTAR SERVERS - ASSIST THE PRIESTS IN DRAWING ATTENTION TO THE PRESENCE OF CHRIST AT OUR
LITURGIES, WEDDINGS AND FUNERALS.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA - PARTICIPATE IN WORKS OF CHARITY AND FELLOWSHIP.
CHOIR - MEMBERS DESIRE TO PRAISE GOD IN SONG AT OUR LITURGIES, CONFIRMATIONS, FIRST
COMMUNIONS, ADVENT AND LENTEN SERVICES.
CLUB 4:12 - ADULTS PROVIDE TEENS (GRADES 7-12) WITH OPPORTUNITIES FOR FELLOWSHIP AND
COMMUNITY SERVICE.
CYO – ADULT VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO SUPPORT PROGRAMS THAT SERVE OVER 400
YOUTH ATHLETES IN OUR PARISH COMMUNITY.
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS - PARISHIONERS ARE COMMISSIONED TO BRING THE BODY OF CHRIST TO
THE HOMEBOUND, HOSPITALS AND TO ASSIST WITH THE DISTRIBUTION OF COMMUNION AT ALL OF
OUR LITURGIES.
IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY GUILD - FOR ALL WOMEN IN THE PARISH INTERESTED IN WORKS OF
CHARITY AND SOCIALIZING.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS - A CATHOLIC-BASED FRATERNAL ORGANIZATION ENGAGED IN CHARITY,
BOTH LOCAL AND GLOBAL.
WOMEN'S BIBLE INSPIRATIONS- WOMEN GAINING WISDOM, GUIDANCE, UNDERSTANDING AND LOVE
THROUGH GOD'S HOLY WORD.
LECTORS - PARISHIONERS WHO ASSIST IN PROCLAIMING THE WORD OF GOD AT OUR PARISH LITURGIES
AND PRAYER SERVICES.
LEGION OF MARY - FOR THOSE WITH SPECIAL DEVOTION TO MARY AND WHO ARE WILLING TO SHARE
THEIR FAITH WITH THE HOSPITALIZED.
MINISTRY OF CONSOLATION - MEMBERS SUPPORT AND ASSIST FAMILY MEMBERS IN PREPARING A
MASS OF RESURRECTION FOR THEIR DECEASED LOVED ONE.
OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENT - VOLUNTEERS ASSIST WITH SPECIAL EVENTS ALL OF WHICH SERVE TO FI-
NANCIALLY SUPPORT OUR SACRAMENTAL, EDUCATIONAL AND MINISTERIAL PARISH PROGRAMS.
PARISH SOCIAL MINISTRY - Assisting clients with daily needs (food, clothing and shelter).Volunteers assist in the of-
fice.
PRO-LIFE - MEMBERS CONTINUALLY STRIVE TO RAISE CONSCIOUSNESS CONCERNING THE SACREDNESS
OF ALL LIFE.
RCIA - TEAM MEMBERS PROVIDE INSTRUCTION FOR THOSE ADULTS INTERESTED IN CONVERTING TO CA-
THOLICISM.
RELIGIOUS FQRMATION - VOLUNTEERS PROVIDE INSTRUCTION AND SHARE THEIR FAITH WITH THE NEXT
GENERATION: GRADES 1-8. ALSO, THERE ARE OPPORTUNITIES FOR VOLUNTEERS TO ASSIST IN THE COOR-
DINATION OF DAILY OFFICE TASKS.
SUMMER VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL- VOLUNTEERS ASSIST WITH THE COORDINATION OF THE PROGRAM FOR
YOUNG PEOPLE: GRADES PRE-K TO GRADE 6.
USHERS - MEN AND WOMEN WHO HELP WITH THE PRAYERFUL COLLECTION OF OFFERINGS THAT SUPPORT
ALL OF OUR SACRAMENTAL, MINISTERIAL AND EDUCATIONAL PARISH PROGRAMS.
WISDOM GROUP - AN OPPORTUNITY FOR SENIOR CITIZENS TO EXPERIENCE PRAYER, REFLECTION
AND COMMUNITY.
ARE YOU IN TERESTED?
TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE VARIOUS MINISTRIES OR IF YOU WOULD
LIKE TO JOIN A SPECIFIC MINISTRY
CONTACT: DR. KEVIN M CBRIDE
Email: [email protected]
PARISH : 516-922-4488 EX 11 6 6
