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T H E R O M A N C A T H O L I C C H U R C H O F
ST. GREGORY BARBARIGO Garnerville, New York 10923
SERVED BY Reverend Joseph P. LaMorte.............Pastor Reverend Monsignor Edward J. Weber ......... Assisting Oratorian Fathers of St. Philip Neri.................. Assisting Salesians of Don Bosco .......................................... Assisting Reverend Mr. Jon T. Tveit .........................Deacon Intern George M. Albin, Jr............................ Permanent Deacon Roland F. Dowen................................. Permanent Deacon John J. Kelly ........................................... Permanent Deacon Donald A. Ruzzi.................Faith Formation Coordinator Thomas J. Hamilton...............Regional School Principal Anthony T. Parisi............................................Parish Trustee Donna L. Bochnik.......................................... Parish Trustee Anthony T. Parisi.............................Finance Council Chair Carolyn E. Caramanica ................Pastoral Council Chair THE SACRAMENT OF THE EUCHARIST The Lord’s Day Saturday Evening Anticipated Mass ................. 5:30 PM Sunday Morning............ 7:30, 9:00, 10:30, 12:00 Noon
Weekday Monday thru Friday ............................. 7:30 and 9:00 AM Saturday.........................................................................9:00 AM
Holy Days..............................7:00, 9:00 AM and 7:30 PM THE PARISH OFFICE 21 Cinder Road 947-1873 Monday thru Friday ................. 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM Email ................................... [email protected] Website ..................... www.stgregorybarbarigo.org FAITH FORMATION 29 Cinder Road 429-2775 Email [email protected] Website ..................... www.stgregorybarbarigo.org REGIONAL SCHOOL 29 Cinder Road 947-1330 Email ............................................ [email protected] Website ........... www.stgregorybarbarigoschool.org
THE SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Confessions are heard on Saturday afternoon from 4:00 to 5:00 PM and anytime upon reasonable request. THE SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM First and third Sundays at 1:00 PM. Expectant parents may contact the parish office to arrange for the baptism seminar at 7:30 PM on the first Monday of the month to help them understand the beauty and responsibilities of the sacrament. Adults are baptized and confirmed at the Easter Vigil after completing the stages of the Rite of Christian Initiation. THE SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY Since Catholic marriage requires a time of preparation, arrangements should begin at least six months before the proposed date of the wedding to allow for the Marriage Preparation Program and Natural Family Planning (NFP). Registered, participating and contributing parishioners may contact the parish office to begin the process. PASTORAL CARE OF THE SICK If you are planning to enter the hospital for surgery, experiencing a prolonged or serious illness, or are very weak due to advancement of age, call the parish office to arrange for the sacraments of reconciliation, communion and anointing at home, also available every Saturday morning at 9:00 AM Mass. Communal anointing of the sick is celebrated at Mass each April and October. Notify us or the Catholic chaplain at Good Samaritan, Helen Hayes and Nyack of any hospitalization so that we may be of assistance. Be sure to tell the admitting office that you are a Catholic patient and a member of St. Gregory Barbarigo parish. PERPETUAL EUCHARISTIC ADORATION CHAPEL is open all day and night for Eucharistic adoration and is located at the south end of the campus on Cinder Road in front of the parish house. Parishioners and friends are encouraged to become adorers or to stop in and spend some time in quiet prayer with the Lord. WELCOME The St. Gregory Barbarigo faith community warmly welcomes you. Please introduce yourself to Father LaMorte as you leave church so that, on behalf of the entire community we may greet you. You may register at the parish office and pick up an informational packet. Kindly notify us of any change of address.
St. Gregory Barbarigo parish is a Christian community of disciples in the Roman Catholic tradition, called by Jesus, united in Eucharistic worship and growing in faith, hope and love. Nourished through the sacraments and strengthened by God’s transforming love, we are empowered to know the gospel message and to witness it to others. As Christian stewards, we are thankful for God’s many gifts and we commit ourselves to share our time, talent and treasure in Christ-like service within our parish community and beyond. We seek God’s blessing and guidance to be faithful to this mission.
MISSION STATEMENT
SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME January 17, 2016
Serving the Catholic Community in Garnerville, Pomona, Stony Point, Thiells and West Haverstraw since 1961
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THE SECOND SUNDAY OF THE CHURCH YEAR JANUARY 17, 2016PRAYERS FOR THE SICK The sick are comforted knowing that we pray for them. In your charity, please remember Betty Ryan, JennieMorf, Jennifer Ocasio, John Quattrocchi, Josephine Sullivan, the petitions on the Wailing Wall and the intentions on the prayernetwork.
THE BLUE STAR BANNER, created in 1917, hung in a family’s window to show pride in a loved one serving in the armedforces. St. Michael the Archangel, keep safe those protecting our liberty: LTJG JAKUB BIALEK, USN; PFC SCOTT M. BREWER, USA;MAJOR EDWARD CARDINALE, USAF; SGT CHRISTIAN CARLE, USMC; CAPTAIN MATTHEW COYNE, USA; LCPL JAMES GARCIA, USMC; PVT SHAWN
GLEASON, USMC; LCDR DAVID J. HANEY, USN; 1LT DANIEL KELLY, USA; CAPTAIN ERIKA NOYES, USA; 2LT NICHOLAS PISANO, USA; SGT RICHARDPISANO, USA; SGT ZACHARY SENTER, USMC; TSGT CHARLES VANDERBILT, NYANG; CPL JOHN C. WAMSLEY JR., USMC.
I’VE GONE TO PREPARE A PLACE FOR YOU Please rememberMadeline Zimmermann, Marie Babcock, Peter McCarron, the GulfWar II casualties and these souls for whom Mass will be offered:MONDAY, JANUARY 18Weekday
7:30 AM Catherine Sullivan Magee9:00 AM Jean Margiotta
TUESDAY, JANUARY 19Weekday
7:30 AM The People of St. Gregory Barbarigo9:00 AM Robert Michelitch
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20Weekday/Saint Fabian, Pope and Martyr; Saint Sebastian, Martyr
7:30 AM Tom Eggers9:00 AM John Waldron, Jr.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 21Saint Agnes, Virgin and Martyr
7:30 AM Thomas Mancusco9:00 AM Thomas Mukalel
FRIDAY, JANUARY 22Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of Unborn Children
7:30 AM Deacon Gus Pappalardo9:00 AM Joan Bricker
SATURDAY, JANUARY 23St. Vincent, Deacon and Martyr/St. Marianne Cope, Virgin; BVM
9:00 AM John LongSUNDAY, JANUARY 24Third Sunday of the Church Year
5:30 PM Alice and William Confrey7:30 AM _______________9:00 AM Joe and Betty Maguire
10:30 AM Moira Phillips O’Brien 12:00 PM Mary GaynorIf you have arranged an intention for Mass, consider presenting the gifts of bread and
wine during that celebration and kindly inform the usher.
THIS WEEK AT A GLANCESUNDAY, JANUARY 17
10:00 AM RCIA, OLV 1:00 PM Baptism, Church
TUESDAY, JANUARY 195:00 PM Religious Education, 7th Grade CaCU School 1086:45 PM Children’s Hummingbird Choir, Church7:15 PM Adult Choir, Church7:30 PM Men’s Cornerstone, Library
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2011:00 AM Prayer Shawl Apostolate, OLV 6:30 PM Helping Hands, St. Dominic Room 7:30 PM RCIA, OLV
THURSDAY, JANUARY 213:00 PM Bible Study, OLV7:00 PM Bible Study, 101
FRIDAY, JANUARY 22Day of Prayer and Fasting for the Unborn
10:00 AM Rose Mass, St. Anthony’sSATURDAY, JANUARY 23
6:45 AM Men’s Basketball, Gym11:00 AM First Penance Service, Church 1:00 PM First Penance Service, Church
SUNDAY, JANUARY 2410:00 AM RCIA, OLV
HOLY COMMUNION AND THE DISABLED Why not sit right upfront in the first pew? We will be glad to bring the Eucharist toyou so that you are the first to receive Communion. The chaliceof Precious Blood will also be offered after everyone hasreceived. We are very happy to do this for you.
URGENT PRAYER NEEDS? When faced with a crisis situation,people need as many prayers as possible. If you have an urgentprayer need, call Cheryl at 429-4223 or [email protected].
ROSE MASS FOR EIGHTH GRADERS from the five regional schools (Sacred Heart, St. Anthony, St. Gregory, St.Margaret, St. Paul) will be celebrated at St. Anthony in Nanuet on Friday at 10:00 AM. The young Catholic studentsof Rockland County meet each year at the church of one of their schools to foster our belief in the sanctity of humanlife.
MEN’S QUARTERLY BREAKFAST on Saturday, January 30 at 7:30 AM at Lynch’s of Stony Point. Guest presenter will be Father JamesDiLuzio CSP who will speak about the Gospel of Jesus Christ – An Unfinished Story. The cost of the breakfast will now be $15 per man.RSVP by January 25 to [email protected].
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STEWARDSHIP IS A WAY OF LIFE ~ GOD'S PLAN FOR GIVINGFor the Lord’s generosity, we returned to His Church
A Week Ago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11,369.50A Year Ago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11,372.00“No matter what loses we have suffered, we know that God willprovide for us.”
GIFT CARD PURCHASESTotal Purchased by 33 Families . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,505.005% Commission to Parish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $275.25
OFF THE TOP OF MY HEAD
Once again, during this month of January, we come uponan anniversary that we would rather not observe. OnJanuary 22, 1973, the Supreme Court of our UnitedStates handed us a decision which is now infamous.
Roe v. Wade struck down all state laws banning abortion,making it legal at any stage of pregnancy, for any reasonwhatsoever, and for no reason at all.
We grieve for those unborn babies lost in the last 43years, and for those who today remain threatened. We achefor their mothers, for decisions they may have made at a timewhen they felt helpless and overwhelmed. We pray for theirhealing and we offer them help. That’s why, year after year,we mark this day as a time of prayer, as a day of fasting, as aday of penance for violations to the dignity of the humanperson. We stand together with commitment and courage,and above all else, we stand with hope.
The word “ordinary” is not always a desirableadjective. Who would not be insulted to receive a notethanking us for our “ordinary birthday gift” or the “ordinaryhospitality at the dinner party?” No car dealer seats acustomer at the steering wheel and whispers, “Look howordinary this is!” Yet, here we are in the Ordinary Time ofthe Church Year. The word carries a different meaning here:it does not mean these days are dull, boring, uninteresting.It means ordinal or numbered Sundays, a season of the yearwhen we follow the story of Jesus’ life and ministry in anordered way, with each Sunday assigned an ordinal number.You can amaze your friends with this example of Catholicarithmetic: the “Ordinary Sundays” begin with the lastSunday of Christmas (the Lord’s Baptism), continue until theSunday before Ash Wednesday, and resume after a cluster offeasts following Pentecost Sunday. The numbers arecalculated by counting backwards from the Solemnity ofChrist the King (the 34th Sunday). Now you know there isnothing “ordinary” about Ordinary Time.
Father LaMorte
MARRIAGES AND VALIDATIONS If you have been married bya justice of the peace or a minister other than a Catholic priest,please consider having your marriage validated. This processis not always complicated and would allow you to once againreceive the sacraments. Couples are requested to have thefollowing documents: updated baptismal certificate andmarriage certificate. If there is an annulment required, you’dalso need a copy of the divorce decree. Speak with Father formore information.
GOT AN IPOD? Our new sound system hasan iPod docking port. If you happen to havegotten a new iPod for Christmas and don’tknow what to do with your old one, why notconsider giving it to the parish for use in thechurch? Speak with Father if you can help.
WORLD MARRIAGE DAY The search begins for the longestmarried couple in the archdiocese. To enter, couples must besacramentally married for a minimum of 65 years and reside inthe archdiocese. They will be honored at a Mass at St.Patrick’s Cathedral celebrated by Cardinal Dolan. ContactIzabella Nagle at 646-794-3190 or [email protected] byJanuary 29.
WELCOME AOH, DIVISION ONE Members ofthe Ancient Order of Hibernians will beattending the Mass at nine o’clock thismorning before their Communion breakfastat Lynch’s of Stony Point. Welcome to themand their president, Dan Donohue.
KNIGHTS AT THE ALTAR FOR FUNERALS Each year, our parishcelebrates more than 50 funerals per year, about one eachweek. It is not always possible for the altar servers from theregional school to be released from classroom instruction. So,we are seeking the assistance of women and men from theparish who may be home during the day and could be trainedas servers and sacristans for funeral Masses. Father has moreinformation. Speak with him if you are interested in helping.
POT LUCK COVERED DISH SUPPER Backagain after a successful supper last year, weinvite you to come join us on Friday evening,January 29 at 6:00 PM in the gym. Bringyour favorite entrees, side dishes and salads
(and the recipe to share with others). The parish will supplyice tea, lemonade, water and coffee. Join with your fellowparishioners for the sharing of a simple meal. RSVP to theparish office (sgbparoish2verizon.net) or call Linda at 947-1973.
DID YOU CLEAN OUT OUR CLOSET AT CHRISTMAS TIME? Ifyou received clothing as a gift and you just have too manyclothes in your closet, it is time to make room for the newitems. Please drop off your gently used and laundered itemsat the clothing shed which is located in the lower parking loton Cinder Road. You can help others who need decentclothing by sharing. You will receive many blessings.
ST. PATRICK’S DANCE on Saturday evening,March 12 from 7:00 to 11:00 PM in theschool gymnasium. For more information,call the parish office (947-1873).
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FLOCKNOTE Stay connected to the parish and the archdiocese. Send the text message “SGB” to the five-digit phonenumber 84576. Or visit www.flocknote.com/sgb and enter your name, mobile phone and email address. Or call Lindaat the office (947-1873) and she will help you.
NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER AND PENANCE will take place on the anniversary of the legalization of abortion on demand on Friday,January 22. You can observe this day by fasting, praying the rosary or chaplet for the unborn, praying for those who have beenwounded by abortion, visiting the Eucharistic Adoration Chapel and becoming involved with respect life organization in the county.
FIRST RECONCILIATION Next Saturday morning and afternoon, the youngsters of our parish religious educationprogram and the regional Catholic school will be confessing their sins to the priest for the first time. Since this isa big step, we ask for your prayers for them and their parents. We congratulate them, their families, teachers andcatechists and offer thanks to Mr. Donald Ruzzi, Mr. Thomas Hamilton and all who assist them with their religiouseducation.
2015 DONATIONS TO THE PARISH If you’d like a contribution statement mailed to you, we’d be happy to do so. Simply make a noteon the front of your weekly envelope when you drop it in the offertory basket or call (947-1873) or e-mail Linda ([email protected])and it will be mailed or emailed to you, whichever you prefer. Our ability to provide this service is just one of the reasons for you togift-wrap your donation in a church envelope or use ParishPay each week. Thank you for your thoughtfulness and generous supportto our parish all throughout the year.
THE CHRISTMAS OFFERING It is not lack of gratitude (for we are more deeply grateful that we can tell you) thatmakes us seem tardy in thanking you for your generosity in the Christmas offering which amounted to $51,657.50.We were only waiting for most of it to come in so that we could tell you how wonderful it was. Many parishionersare away for the holidays and make their contributions in the weeks that follow and some are still catching up.There is no way to thank you adequately. Your amazing generosity is such an encouragement to all of us. Weunderstand the sacrifices you make to contribute so liberally. Thank you again.
GROCERY STORE SHOPPING CARDS Each weekend at the school and in the narthex, and any weekday at the parish office, groceryshopping cards for ShopRite and Stop ‘n’ Shop are made available to parishioners. This is a great fund raiser for the parish. Whenyou buy a card at face value, St. Gregory receives 5% back. Of the many who come to church, only a small amount are sold. Wouldn’tit be great if everyone bought cards for their weekly shopping? In a parish of 2,900 families, only 36 purchase them each week. Fatheruses them for all rectory purchases. Thank you for supporting this important effort.
BURNING OF PALM BRANCHES Where do the ashes which begin the Season of Lent come from? They come fromthe palm branches that were blessed and distributed during Holy Week. Because they are a “sacramental”, they mustbe disposed of in a proper way. There is a basket in the narthex and you may leave your palm branches there, andwe will burn them on Tuesday, February 9 in anticipation of Ash Wednesday. Please do not leave palm in baggiesor with rubber bands. These will be discarded and not burned for the ashes.
REMEMBER ST. GREGORY BARBARIGO IN YOUR WILL With a bequest to your parish, you can help assure that we will continue as avital center of sacramental life to the community. To remember your parish, you need only incorporate these words into your Will:“I do give and bequeath to the Church of St. Gregory Barbarigo, in accordance with the discipline and government of the Roman Catholic Church,a corporation sole, the sum of $(include stated amount) to be used for general purposes.” Thank you for supporting us.
FIFTH ANNUAL FEEDING OUR NEIGHBORS CAMPAIGN: A CATHOLIC RESPONSE Cardinal Dolan is calling on every Catholicinstitution in the archdiocese during the last week of January. Unfortunately, the high demand for emergency foodcontinues this year. We need to recognize and praise the generous and dedicated work that our parish is alreadydoing. Without these efforts, our current crisis would be much worse. This initiative cannot resolve the problem,for it is impossible to make up all the reductions in resources. However, the fact that we cannot do everything is
not an excuse to do nothing. There is a special box in the narthex and your food may be left there. This program is also being heldsimultaneously in all of our regional schools. Mr. Ruzzi will coordinate with the religious education children. Thank you so muchfor your participation in this very worthy effort.
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CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW? Out of respect for the Blessed Sacrament and courtesy to the priests, ministers andworshipers, please refrain from using cell phones and pagers in the church building. Be sure to turn off the audiblefeatures of these devices when in our church. We don’t want you to miss any important calls, but unanswered pagersand cell phones are becoming a more frequent distraction during Mass.
BATHROOM BREAKS If you have to go, you have to go! But ideally, the worst time to go to the bathroom while you are at churchis during the readings and homily, while Jesus himself is reading and preaching (Catechism, #1077-1112) and during the EucharisticPrayer and consecration (when you are at the foot of the cross at Calvary.) Please avoid leaving Jesus when he speaks or when youare at the foot of Calvary. If you have to go, you have to go. But could you wait for a more appropriate time?
ALL ARE INCLUDED We love to see babies and young children brought to Mass on Sundays and weekdays by theirparents, grandparents and relatives. We want everyone to feel welcome here. And, it is obvious for the commongood of the assembly that has come to pray, proper care of little children is needed. For example, veteran parentssay that proper care means that you bring books, sometimes toys or whatever will keep young children peacefuland quiet while Mass is going on. And proper care means that you are ready and able to carry babies to the backof the church when they get really restless or start to make a lot of noise. And, if older ones reach a point wherethey need to roam around the vestibule or go outdoors, we think God understands that the adults who get up andgo out to watch them are doing the best they can under the circumstances. Being a parent isn’t easy. God blessyou!
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