Notre Dame R.C. Church

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Rectory Hours: Monday - Friday

9AM to 8PM Saturday 9AM to 4PM Sunday 9AM-12PM

Rev. Joseph Scolaro

Pastor

Rev. Dr. Joseph Mappilamattel Associate Pastor

Deacons

Deacon Frank Kurre Deacon Thomas Lemme

In Residence

Rev. John J. Denniston

Assistant Priests Rev. Msgr. Charles Fink

Rev. German Villabon, OSA

Pastoral Staff: Joanne Fitzgerald, Religious Education Caryn Flores Durkin, School Principal Domenica Farishian, Social Ministry Josephine Sanges, Music Director Michelle Chin, Youth Ministry Rectory: 45 Mayfair Road, New Hyde Park, NY 11040 (516) 352-7203 - Fax (516) 326-7988 Religious Ed Office: 25 Mayfair Road, New Hyde Park, NY 11040 (516) 437-5604 Social Ministry Office: 1 Aberdeen Rd., New Hyde Park, NY 11040 (516) 326-3403 Youth Ministry Office: 1 Aberdeen Rd. New Hyde Park, NY 11040 (516) 326-3401 Notre Dame School: 25 Mayfair Road, New Hyde Park, NY 11040 (516) 354-5618 - Fax (516) 354-5373

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We Are a Welcoming Community BAPTISMS - The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated on the First and Third Sundays of the month at 1:30 pm. Attendance at the Parish Baptism Preparation Program is required for all first time parents. The Baptism Preparation Program is held on the Second Tuesday Night of the month from 7:30-9:00 pm. Parents should contact the rectory before the birth of a child to allow adequate time for interviews, parish registration and Baptism Preparation Program attendance. RCIA - Our church welcomes new adult members through a process called RCIA or Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults. If you or someone you know is interested in becoming a Catholic or completing their entrance into our church through Baptism, Confirmation or Holy Eucharist, please call the rectory.

We Are A Celebrating Community MARRIAGES - should be arranged at least six months in ad-vance of the wedding date. Please phone the rectory and make an appointment to speak with one of the priests. This should be done prior to making any other arrangements .

We Are A Healing Community SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION - Saturdays 3:45 - 4:45. After daily Masses, 8:30 am, 12:05 pm. Confessions will also be heard at any reasonable time upon request.

Anointing Of The Sick-

The priests of the parish are always available for the anointing of the sick. Please call the rectory if you or someone in your family are seriously ill and would like to celebrate this sacra-ment. THE SACRAMENT IS AVAILABLE EACH SATUR-DAY MORNING AT THE 8:30 am MASS FOR THOSE WHO ARE ENTERING THE HOSPITAL THE COMING WEEK. Please inform the Celebrant of the Mass before Mass begins.

Mission Statement We, the parish family of Notre Dame, under the patronage of our Blessed Mother, proclaim our belief in the message and mission of Jesus Christ. Guided by the Holy Spirit and centered in The Eucharist and in God’s Word, we seek to build through our liturgical, educational and social ministries a welcoming community of love and mutual respect where all, from the youngest to the oldest, can grow in relationship with Jesus and one another. Recognizing our unique gifts, we challenge each other by the

Christ.

We Are a Eucharistic Community Mass Schedule: There will be no 12:05 Mass on Memorial Day and July 4 (if it falls on a weekday) and Labor Day Saturdays 8:30 AM, 5:00 PM Sundays 7:00, 9:00, 10:30, 12:00 Noon 5:30 PM, 7:00 PM (Spanish Mass) Weekday 8:30 AM & 12:05 PM Holy Days To Be Announced Adoration: Mondays 12:30 to 8pm First Friday: 7:00 pm

Prayers Requested

for those Serving in

the Military

Let us continue to pray for peace. Let us also pray for all those serving in the mili-tary. With special care we pray especially for the following: Sgt. Matthew Laserinko, US Army; Major William J. Robesch, USAF; Major Jim Krische (Chaplain); CTT 2 Paul Edwin Dyjak US Navy; Chief Petty Of-ficer Steven R. Lont US Navy; Staff Sergeant Ryan L. Healy USMC; Corp. Jason J. Healy USMC; Cap-tain Rory D. Kent, USMC; Major Adam Travis, USAF; Ensign Richard S. Sturman, US Navy; Major Rory Quinn, USMC; Staff Sergeant Stephen D’An-gelo, USMC; Spec. Christopher Lang, U.S. Army Reserve; Sgt. Kevin Prato, US Army; 1st Lt. Gregory Gowrie, US Army; Lt. James Christman, USNR, Ar-my Nat. Guard; 2nd Lt. Albert Medina 3rd, USMC; Capt. John Ianno, US Army; PVT. Scott J. Cassidy, US Army; Sgt. Scott Ianno, US Army; Commander Susanne M. McNinch, US Navy; Seaman Michael Calonita, US Navy; Pvt. Michael Laserinko, US Ar-my; Carlos Libreros Alarcon, US Navy; Rony Zavier; Major Michael Scioletti, US Army; 1st Lt. Timothy Keilty, US Army; Jason Beers, US Navy; 2nd Lt. Brian Coleman, USMC; Major Catherine Delaney Gill, US Army; PFC Matthew King; Capt. Michael Fensterer, US Army; Joshua Kinard, US Army; Seaman Liam Holahan, US Navy; Sgt. Thom-as Howell, USMC; Sgt. Reed Schweitzer, USMC; LT Mary-Elyse Janowski, US Navy; MSgt. Thomas V. D’Auria, US Air Force; CPL Jesse Polizzi, USMC;1st Lt. Danny Del Pino, Jr., US Army; Staff Sgt. George Cunningham, USAF; Specialist Christo-pher Vavrica, US Army; Sgt. Shane Pone, USMC; Sr. Dean Ferreira, PO 2nd Class, US Navy; 1st Lt. Jonathan Chambers, US Army; Capt. Patrick O’Sul-livan, USMC, Lt. Patrick Codispoti US Army

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Please Pray for the Deceased of our Parish:

Catherine J. Raszka, Bethle Ellen Seward,

Catherine Duggan

Please Pray for the Sick of our Parish:

Michael Mastrandrea

Anniversaries of Loved Ones

Maria Boland, May 31, 9 years Bernard Nesbitt, July 15, 29 years

Janet Cahill, July 18, 10 years Michael Sangirardi, July 24, 1 year Robert C. Casatuta, July 30, 8 years Emil Seidlinger, July 28, 23 years

Monday July 20

8:30 AM Robert Nesbitt

12:05 PM Judith Dickers

Tuesday July 21

8:30 AM Johnny Matagrano

12:05 PM Brian Dyke

Wednesday July 22

8:30AM Maryann Bolen

12:05 PM Marinko Lukin

Thursday July 23

8:30AM Roberto C. Rozario

12:05PM Josipa Pulic

Friday July 24

8:30AM Margaret Cheung

12:05PM Saturday

Frank Salazer July 25

8:30AM Deceased members of Durkin, Kruk & Sullivan Families

5:00PM Mary Tortora & Edward Creighton

Sunday July 26

7:00AM

9:00AM Living & Deceased Members of Notre Dame Parish

10:30AM Edward & Margaret Kurre

12:00PM Charles Casale

5:30PM Stasia Kraszewski

The Bread and Wine have been

donated in memory of:

Joseph Connor

The Sanctuary Lamp has been

donated in memory of:

Ciotti Family

SECOND TIME: Andrew Chew, Oakland Gar -dens, N.Y. and Elin Thomas, Holy Spirit

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From the Desk of Father Scolaro Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, We find ourselves in a most unusual summer. Day by day states are being added to a “Do not visit” list, movie theaters are closed, many pools ask for reservations, and the beaches require masks. The world has been flipped upside down, and it’s hard to do what we would normally be doing during the summer months. I can only imagine the frustration many are feeling, especially children used to being able to go to camps, play sports, and enjoy time with family and friends. There’s nothing worse than being cooped up in the house and looking out the window at a beautiful day, but that’s probably the best image for what many of us are feeling on a bigger level – we’re all just looking out the window of our limited lives waiting to be able to get back to normal. As we try to bring our faith into moments like these, we should be asking, what is Christ asking of us in this moment? It may seem like an odd question, but we know God always works good through even the most difficult circumstances, so our job is to find the good God is seeking for us now. Again to put it another way, what good could possibly come of all this? I would suggest that there are perhaps two big ways this time can be used well and serve us in advancing on that most important path to holiness. First, I believe God is challenging all of us to grow in acceptance. Part of the frustration of this time is that we are unable to do what we want to do. We can’t plan, we can’t organize, we can’t go out and choose from an unlimited list of things as we usually can. And while we can grumble about this loss of freedom, is not the better alternative to grow in gratitude for all that we normally take for granted? What a blessing that we normally do have this yearly time to relax, travel, enjoy time with others. How many in our world are far worse off and suffering, particularly in this time? Not only that, there’s the old expression, “Man plans, God laughs,” and what better time to appreciate that lesson. We are not in control of our lives, rather God is. While we can delude ourselves into thinking we call the shots, part of growing in holiness is that we become more flexible and responsive to the movement of the Holy Spirit in our hearts and in the situations around us. Ra-ther than set our own plans and fight manically to achieve them, holiness is striving for goals, but always ask-ing if they are God’s will, and accepting if situations beyond our control prevent us from attaining them. “God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and wis-dom to know the difference.” The second way in which we can grow during this summer then, is to use our time in new ways that bring us closer to God. Perhaps we have more time to pray than we normally do. Maybe we are able to read a good spiritual book and find more time to reflect on scripture. Is this a time to check out some new spiritual content on FORMED.org, Youtube, or a good podcast? Should we spend a little more time with family, giving more of ourselves to them and the community? Time is always a gift, but it is a gift we can use well or poorly. How often do we complain that we don’t have enough time to commit ourselves to these spiritual goals? Why not now? If we do truly try to grow in our faith during this time, especially as so many are looking for a source comfort and stability, we will find ourselves coming out of all this far better off than when we began. Let’s continue to approach this time with a readiness to accept God’s will in all things and a sanguine optimism that allows us to find ways to use this time to grow in virtue and holiness. When we are back to be-ing overly busy again, we’ll look back and wish we had some of this free time again. Rather than looking longingly out the window then, let’s make the most of it, and someday we’ll look back and be glad we did not let this time go to waste. Yours in Christ,

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Sunday Psalm — Lord, you are good and forgiving (Psalm 86).

TODAY’S READINGS

First Reading — You taught your people that those who are just must likewise be kind (Wisdom 12:13, 16-19). Second Reading — The Spirit comes to aid us in our weakness (Romans 8:26-27). Gospel — Jesus proposes parables to the crowds, teach-ing them of the reign of God (Matthew 13:24-43 [24-30]). The English translation of the Psalm Responses from Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, Interna-tional Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.

Readings for the Week Monday: Mi 6:1-4, 6-8; Ps 50:5-6, 8-9, 16bc- 17, 21, 23; Mt 12:38-42 Tuesday: Mi 7:14-15, 18-20; Ps 85:2-8; Mt 12:46-50 Wednesday: Sg 3:1-4b or 2 Cor 5:14-17; Ps 63:2-6, 8-9; Jn 20:1-2, 11-18 Thursday: Jer 2:1-3, 7-8, 12-13; Ps 36:6-7ab, 8-11; Mt 13:10-17 Friday: Jer 3:14-17; Jer 31:10-12abcd, 13; Mt 13:18-23 Saturday: 2 Cor 4:7-15; Ps 126:1bc-6; Mt 20:20-28 Sunday: 1 Kgs 3:5, 7-12; Ps 119:57, 72, 76-77, 127-130; Rom 8:28-30; Mt 13:44-52 [44-46]

ADORATION

Monday, July 20, 12:30-8:00PM &

Wednesday, July 22, 12:30-8:00PM

Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

July 19, 2020 Those who are just must be kind.

— Wisdom 12:19

Weekend Mass Celebrants July 25/26

Saturday 5:00 PM Fr. Denniston

Sunday 7:00 AM Fr. Denniston

9:00 AM 10:30 AM

Fr. Joe/Dcn Tom Fr. Joe/Dcn Frank

12:00 PM Fr. Scolaro

5:30 PM Msgr. Fink

7:00 PM Fr. Villabon

Religious Education News Holy Communion Update Last week an email was sent to parents regarding the new Holy Communion date and time for children that were scheduled to receive this past May. The Sacrament of Holy Communion will take place Sat-urday September 12th. This communication was sent out via Flocknote. Please email the Religious Education Office at ndrenhp@gmail.com if you did not receive the letter.

Flocknote Flocknote is the main source of communication between families and the Religious Education Office. All corre-spondence regarding registration, etc. is sent via Flock-note. If you have not registered, please refer to the Web-site for details. Registration for 2020-2021 Instruction We are happy to report the new online registration pro-cess is moving along nicely. During the past few months we have had time to reeval-uate our curriculum and examine how we can best serve the needs of our families. Beginning in September, all students will participate in home online learning with opportunities for in class ac-tivities in future months when the health situation im-proves. A letter detailing this new program can be found on the Religious Education Webpage. If you have not registered your child or did not receive the letter via Flocknote, please contact Religious Educa-

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Father Joe’s Corner

Thank you ….. Our 5th Joint Feast of St. Thomas & St. Chavara Kuriakose was done well. The Holy Mass was held at the GYM keeping social distancing protocol. There was good participation for the celebration. Three priests concelebrated the mass. Fr. Scolaro welcomed all. People from neighboring parishes also attended the feast. Fr. Johnny Thomas was the main celebrant. Fr. Shaju gave a nice homily, which all appreciated. Due to the Covid situation we cancelled the solemn procession. All got the chance to venerate the relic of St. Chavara. The Indian choir sang songs in Eng-lish and the Indian language Malayalam. Light re-freshments were given after the celebration Let me thank all of our volunteers who came to do all the preparations for the feast, setting up of the auditorium, decorating, flower setting, refreshments etc. By the grace of God, we had nice weather. Let us continue to ask the intercession of St.Thomas & St. Chavara for the healing of all those affected by the Corona virus all over the world. St. Chavara, the patron of families, blesses all our family members. Enjoy the summer as much as you are safely able to.

Social Ministry News

During this Pandemic our Food Pantry continues to serve the less fortunate members of the commu-nity. We accept both perishable and non perishable items. We have a large refrigerator and freezer to hold perishable foods. If you are interested in do-nating these items please call our office to sched-ule a drop off time. Some suggested items are fro-zen vegetables, meats, dairy or bread. We are open Monday – Thursday’s from 9am to 4pm. You may contact us via phone or email (516)326-3403 or dfsocmin@gmail.com to schedule a drop off time. We kindly ask that you only bring the perishable items to our Social Ministry Office.

Below are the items of the week you may drop off in our church vestibule.

Overcoming poverty is not a task of charity, it is an act of justice. ~Nelson Mandela

ITEMS OF THE WEEK

Canned fruits or canned

vegetables

Thank you for your generosity!

Mass Schedule Update

This Sunday (7/19) will be the last 8AM Mass. We will resume our regular mass schedule starting

next weekend.

Notre Dame School #NDStrong

Our world has certainly been turned upside down!

We left school on March 13, not knowing what the next few months would bring. Suddenly, our administrators and teachers were faced with creating a whole new style of teaching and learning for our students.

Fortunately, our teachers were ready! We jumped into our online learning on March 16th. Our students in Grades 4 through 8 have been using google classroom for several years, so this was not as big an adjustment as it might have been. It didn’t take long for us to add Kindergarten through Grade 3. Colleagues pitched in and soon all teachers were fully immersed in the world of online learning. Even our smallest scholars joined in, with teachers scheduling Google Meets for crafts, chats and bedtime stories. Our special content teachers are all on board as well, with our four language classes continuing, STREAM learning, PE and Health. Our Music teacher continues to visit all of her classes, bringing fingerplays and funny songs. We even had our first Art Show open this week! Our teachers have explored and collaborated with their coworkers, learning new appli-cations and learning platforms. Our students have had access to both IXL and Razz Kids for a while, but their teachers have extended their learning opportunities through the use of other sites.

Each morning either Mrs. McCarthy, our Assistant Principal, or Mrs. Durkin, our Principal posts a video of our morning prayers, pledge and announcements. This is a great way for the children to start the day and to be reminded of our regular morning routines. Our administrators often drop into Google Meets throughout the day, maintaining close connections with our students.

Our Pastor, Father Joseph Scolaro, has been reaching out to our parishioners and our students in many ways. He celebrated our First Friday Masses in April and May, and prefaced both of them with a short chat with the students. He traveled throughout the parish for Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, blessing people as they greeted him in the street. He and the other priests and our two deacons, also blessed houses at Easter. Father says Mass frequently and all are welcome. These events, along with a tour of the church, a detailed explanation of Mass and Bible Study, serve to strengthen us and keep our faith strong. Father joins our students in our Google Meets and is happy to see them, as things are certainly much quieter around Notre Dame these days.

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Pictures from the Feast of St. Thomas & St. Chavara Kuriakose

Notre Dame CYO 2020 Summer Basketball Camps

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Accep ng on-line registra ons only using a credit card. No manual registra ons accepted. Camp openings are limited and available on a first come, first serve basis. Chil-dren bring lunch, drinks and snacks. Perro a Consul ng has been engaged to ensure that

our camp has COVID protocols in place for the safety of our campers and coaches.

Camps are led by Coach John Heitner

Coach Heitner was the Girls Varsity coach and was previously the Boys Junior Varsity coach at Kellenberg Memorial High School. The camps are administered by an outstanding coaching team with tremendous communica on skills. They have run our CYO Summer camp for many years. The emphasis is on making the game FUN, teaching fundamentals and demonstra ng good sportsmanship. Clinics, scrimmages and lectures will all be part of the program.

Ques ons regarding these Summer camps can be emailed to Deacon Frank-FLKurre@hotmail.com

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