CHURCH OF ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST 221 East Lake Boulevard Mahopac, New York 10541

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1 CHURCH OF ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST 221 East Lake Boulevard Mahopac, New York Phone Fax Parish House Like us on Facebook... Saint John the Evangelist Parish, Mahopac PARISH HOUSE OFFICE HOURS Monday - Friday... 9:00 am - 5:00 pm... Closed for lunch from 1:00 2:00 pm Saturday...9:00 am - 1:00 pm WELCOME CENTER OFFICE HOURS Saturday... 3:30 pm 7:00 pm Sunday...8:00 am 1:30 pm Website... WELCOME TO OUR PARISH We extend a warm welcome to families and individuals who are new to our Parish. Please register at the Parish House so that we can be of service to you. We encourage you to fully parcipate in our parish life. Join us in fellowship aer Mass in the Heavenly Café. PARISH STAFF Fr. Philip J. Caruso...Pastor Fr.Caruso@sjtemahopac.org Fr. Patrick McCarthy... Associate Fr.Patrick@sjtemahopac.org Fr. Arthur F. Rojas... Associate Fr.Rojas@sjtemahopac.org Fr. Mark Vaillancourt... Sunday Associate Deacon Bernie Moran... Deacon Deacon John Scarfi... Deacon John.Scarfi@sjtemahopac.org Terry Komendowski... Parish Manager Terry.Komendowski@sjtemahopac.org Maryann Walpole... Parish Accounng Maryann.Walpole@sjtemahopac.org Howard Kilik... Organist and Adult Choir Director Pat Bartkus... Contemporary Music Group Robert W. Donohue... Parish Trustee Edward J. Welch... Parish Trustee Joseph LaPeruta... Ministry Moderator Jlaperuta10@gmail.com FAITH FORMATION Phone: x (during sessions) Lori DiBiase... Program Administrator FaithFormaon@sjtemahopac.org Ida Pietrosan... Session Coordinator MASS SCHEDULE OLQA... 9:00 am & 12:00 Noon Saturdays... 9:00 am Saturday Evening Vigil...4:00 pm & 5:30 pm & 7:00 PM (Spanish OLQA) Sunday... 7:30 am, 8:45 am Family Mass, 10:45 am, 12:30 pm, 5:30 pm SACRAMENTS RECONCILIATION: Monday - Friday... Aer 12:00 Noon Mass Saturday... Aer 9:00 am Mass, 3:00-3:45 pm; 5:00-5:30 pm; 6:00-6:45 pm (Spanish OLQA) BAPTISMS: Sundays at 2:00pm. To schedule a Bapsm, please contact Terry Komendowski by at Terry.Komendowski@sjtemahopac.org or by phone at , x133. MARRIAGE: Couples should contact Fr. Caruso at least six months prior to the desired wedding date. MINISTRY TO THE SICK AND HOMEBOUND CATHOLIC CHARITIES: Deacon John Scarfi x115 ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Call the Parish House at any me. COMMUNION TO THE HOMEBOUND: Please call the Parish House to make arrangements. DEVOTIONS MIRACULOUS MEDAL NOVENA AND ROSARY FOR PEACE: Mondays aer the Noon Mass ROSARY & ADORATION OF BLESSED SACRAMENT AT OLQA: Thursdays 12:30 4:45 pm followed by Benedicon First Friday 8:00 pm - 9:00 am Saturday (except January & February) DIVINE MERCY CHAPLET: Monday - Friday, 3:00 pm CENTERING PRAYER GROUP: Wednesdays aer noon Mass at Msgr. Powers Room PARISH COUNCIL: Meets periodically FINANCE COMMITTEE: Meets periodically

2 MASS INTENTIONS THE SEVENTH SUNDAY OF EASTER May 28, 2017 MEMORIAL OFFERINGS Saturday 27 4:00 PM Maureen McCallion 5:30 PM Michael Brennan 7:00 PM Cirilo Francisco Sunday 28 7:30 AM People of the Parish 8:45 AM Justin Salomone 10:45 AM Rita White 12:30 PM Lino Pasqualone 5:30 PM Erick Bayer Monday 29 Memorial Day 9:00 AM Ann, Joe & Mary Mooney Tuesday 30 9:00 AM Father Tom Smith Noon Donald L. Wright Wednesday 31 Visitation of the Blessed Mother 9:00 AM Paola & Francesca Graziano Noon Anna Jordan Thursday June 1 St. Justin 9:00 AM Rocco Shaw Noon Vincenza Monaco Friday 2 First Friday 9:00 AM Kevin & Susan Harney Noon Reno Veschi Saturday 3 St. Charles Lwanga 9:00 AM Antonio & Elvira Reda 4:00 PM Giovanni & Emilia Zeolla 5:30 PM Joseph & Marie Misuraca 7:00 PM Spanish - Chapel 11:00 PM Relay for Life Mass - MHS Sunday 4 7:30 AM Alfred Gonzalez, Sr. 8:45 AM Edward Ted Dwyer, Jr. 10:45AM Eugene Dalessandro 12:30 PM Frank Shields 3:00 Pm Fil-American Mass 5:30 PM People of the Parish Next week s second collection will be for: Catholic Missions Among Black & Indian People Since 1884, proceeds from the Black & Indian Missions Collections (BIM) are distributed as grants to dioceses supporting and strengthening evangelization programs, which would otherwise be in danger of disappearing. 2 Bread & Wine Teresa Pennelle Sanctuary Lamp Georgiana Vrana Altar Candles Altar Flowers Lidio Aglietti Margaret Petrino Lino Pasqualone Memorialize your loved ones Memorialize your loved ones by picking up a Mass card or other Mass memorial in the Parish House or at the Welcome Desk. Pray for our Deceased Pray for our Sick Lisa Giordano Rhoma Lanigan Lena Young Edna Heidt Christopher Rice, Jr. Maureen Franze Daniel Carillo Kelsey Berger Gisela Penge Ron Drumheller Joyce Baione Edda Cerbini Veronica Croteau Jill Sheehan Billy Hughes Sr. Mary Judith Ann Baker Bob Perrillo Darvello Galvez Patrick Hamill Jean Smith Patty Fahy Jerry O Shea Fran Altomare Damien Frankfurter Irene Silviotti The Parish House will be closed Monday, May 29 th for Memorial Day. Normal office hours will resume Tuesday, May 30 th.

3 Readings for the Week Sunday Acts 1:12-14; 1 Pt 4:13-16; Jn 17:1-11a Monday Acts 19:1-8; Jn 16:29-33 Did you know? Why do we say Lord I am not worthy that you should enter under my roof? Tuesday Acts 20:17-27; Jn 17:1-11a Wednesday Zep 3:14-18a or Rom 12:9-16; Lk 1:39-56 Thursday Acts 22:30, 23: 6-11; Jn 17:20-26 First Friday Acts 25:13b-21; Jn 21:15-19 First Saturday Morning: Acts 28:16-20, 30-31; Jn 21:20-25 Parish Council Meeting Monday, June 5 th 7:30 PM Social Hall Altar Server Meeting June 9 th 7pm - June 10 th 10am Main Church For new (4 th Grade and above) and existing Altar Servers to meet our new Moderator, Mr. Joseph LaPeruta. Jlaperuta10@gmail.com Please make every effort to attend. Church Support Regular (May 21 st ) $12,704 Loaves & Fishes $71 Please consider giving electronically Back in 2011 when some of the Mass translations changed, one of the most notable changes was right before the reception of the Eucharist, when the priest holds up the Eucharist saying This is the Lamb of God and we respond, Lord, I am not worthy that you should enter under my roof, but only say the word and my soul shall be healed. Now, although it would make sense, we are not talking about the roofs of our mouths here. No, the words reflect almost exactly the story in Matthew 8, when a centurion (a Roman commander) approached Jesus and asked Him to heal his servant. Jesus offers to go and heal the man, but the centurion stops Him, saying Lord, I am not worthy to have you come under my roof; but only say the word, and my servant will be healed. Jesus lauds the man for his extreme faith, since he believes that Jesus is Lord so much that He does not even need to be present in order for the man to be healed. In the same way, when we repeat this phrase, we are reflecting on our own unworthiness to receive the great gift of the Eucharist, but also expressing that same faith that Jesus can spiritually heal us and prepare us for the reception of the Eucharist with just a word. The phrase functions as an act of trusting faith just before making another act of faith saying Amen or Yes to Jesus presence in the Eucharist. * * * In our weekly Did you know? section, we ll try to explain mysteries of the Mass and other parts of the Catholic faith. If you have a question you d like to submit, please emily.dibiase@sjtemahopac.org.

4 Saint Rita Patron Saint of the Impossible, abused wives and widows Mother, Widow, Stigmatist, Consecrated Religious Saint Rita (M) was born n in the city of Roccaporena (near Spoleto, Umbria, Italy) [2] where various sites connected with her are the focus of pilgrimages. Her parents, Antonio and Amata Ferri Lotti, were known to be noble, charitable persons, who gained the epithet Conciliatore di Cristo (English: Peacemakers of Christ). [1] According to pious accounts, Rita was originally pursued by a notary named Gubbio but she resisted his offer. She was married at age twelve to a nobleman named Paolo Mancini. Her parents arranged her marriage, a common practice at the time, despite her repeated requests to be allowed to enter a convent of religious sisters. Her husband, Paolo Mancini, was known to be a rich, quick-tempered, immoral man, who had many enemies in the region of Cascia. Rita had her first child at the age of twelve. Rita endured his insults, physical abuse, and infidelities for many years. According to popular tales, through humility, kindness, and patience, Rita was able to convert her husband into a better person, more specifically renouncing a family feud known at the time as La Vendetta. Rita eventually bore two sons, Giangiacomo (Giovanni) Antonio, and Paulo Maria, and brought them up in the Christian faith. As time went by and the family feud between the Chiqui and Mancini families became more intense, Paolo Mancini became congenial, but his allies betrayed him and he was violently stabbed to death [2] by Guido Chiqui, a member of the feuding family. Rita gave a public pardon at Paolo's funeral to her husband's murderers. [2] Paolo Mancini's brother, Bernardo, was said to have continued the blood family feud and hoped to convince Rita's sons to seek revenge. Bernardo convinced Rita's sons to leave their manor and live at the Mancini villa ancestral home. As her sons grew, their characters began to change as Bernardo became their tutor. Rita's sons wished to revenge their father's murder. Rita, fearing that her sons would lose their souls, tried to persuade them from retaliating, but to no avail. Accordingly, she petitioned God to take her sons rather than submit them to possible mortal sin and murder. Her sons died of dysentery a year later, which pious Catholics believe claim was God's answer to take her prayer, taking them by natural death rather than risk them committing a mortal sin punishable by Hell. After the deaths of her husband and sons, Rita desired to enter the monastery of Saint Mary Magdalene in Cascia but was turned away. Although the convent acknowledged Rita's good character and piety, the nuns were afraid of being associated with her due to the scandal of her husband's violent death. However, she persisted in her cause and was given a condition before the convent could accept her: the task of reconciling her family with her husband's murderers. She implored her three patron saints (John the Baptist, Augustine of Hippo, and Nicholas of Tolentino) to assist her, and she set about the task of establishing peace between the hostile parties of Cascia. [3] Popular religious tales recall that the bubonic plague, which ravaged Italy at the time, infected Bernardo Mancini, causing him to relinquish his desire to feud any longer with the Chiqui family. She was able to resolve the conflicts between the families and, at the age of thirty-six, was allowed to enter the monastery. [4] Pious Catholic legends later recount that she was transported into the monastery of Saint Magdalene via levitation at night into the garden courtyard by her three patron saints. She remained at the monastery, living by the Augustinian Rule, until her death from tuberculosis on 22 May 1457.

5 Dressing for Church Clothes say something about what we think, what we value. They also influence how we behave and feel. That our culture has become so casual about everything says something about us. I cannot exactly articulate it but it seems to say, nothing is really all that important. But that is not true. Going to God s house IS important. Being ministered to by the King of Kings and Lord of Lords is astounding. Casual attire in these circumstances is simply inappropriate if we really think about what we are doing, where we are going and who it is we will meet. It does not necessarily follow that we must wear tuxedos and formal gowns. But decent semiformal attire seems wholly appropriate. Sunday is special, God s House is special. Somethings really ARE important and our clothing and demeanor ought to reflect this truth. Cremation When cremation takes place before the Funeral Mass, and the diocesan bishop permits the presence of cremated remains at the Funeral Mass, the Appendix provides adapted texts for the Sprinkling with Holy Water, the Dismissal for use at the Funeral Mass (or the Funeral Liturgy outside Mass), and the Committal of Cremated Remains. The introduction provides further specific details about how the funeral rites are adapted. The cremated remains of a body should be treated with the same respect given to the human body from which they come. This includes the use of a worthy vessel to contain the ashes, the manner in which they are carried, and the care and attention to appropriate placement and transport, and the final disposition. The cremated remains should be buried in a grave or entombed in a mausoleum or columbarium. The practice of scattering cremated remains on the sea, from the air, or on the ground, or keeping cremated remains on the home of a relative or friend of the deceased are not the reverent disposition that the Church requires. (no. 417) Graduation Mass Saturday, June 10 th at 5:30pm Please join us for this special Mass celebrating the Class of 2017 here at SJTE! Anyone graduating from pre-k, kindergarten, elementary school, middle school, high school, undergraduate, graduate, or PhD will be honored. Respect Life Society We thank you for signing over 350 letters to each of our Legislators - Senator Murphy and Assemblyman Byrne- opposing Physician Assisted Suicide and Abortion Expansion. If you didn t have the chance to sign letters last weekend to our State Senator Terrence Murphy and our State Assemblyman Kevin Byrne, there are some in the Welcome Center today. The letters will state Catholic opposition to Physician Assisted Suicide (Senate bill #3151 and Assembly bill #2383). These bills have been referred to as aid-in-dying. These bills would forever change the patient-doctor relationship and doctors would be going against their profession which has historically been to do no harm. We also oppose the Abortion Expansion bill (S.2796 and A.1748) which would allow abortion through all 9 months of pregnancy and would allow non- doctors to perform them. We will bring the letters to our representatives. Lost & Found There are many items in our lost & found box. Please stop by the Parish House to claim your items. Monday Friday 9am-1pm, 2pm-5pm.

6 REGISTRATION Grades 1-8 th Wednesday, May 31, 2017 & Thursday June 1, :00-8:00pm Social Hall Saturday, June 3, :00-12:00pm School Gym All new and returning Faith Formation welcome to come register for the program year! Any new incoming students and all 1 st graders will need a copy of their baptismal certificate to register. We look forward to seeing you soon!

7 MASS IN HONOR OF ST. ANTHONY & ST. PADRE PIO (IN ITALIAN) Friday, June 9, 2017 at 7:30 PM St. John the Evangelist Main Church, Mahopac, NY Co-Celebrants: Fr. Caruso & Fr. John DeBellis ********************************************* All are invited to join us for this memorable occasion and To the reception following the Mass Venite a onorare i nostri Santi: St. Antonio e St. Padre Pio e a partecipare a una bella messa in Italiano, Se volete aiutarci a fare questa festa chiamate For additional information please call: Giulio or Linda Cefaloni or the Italian American Club at Spanish

8 NOTICIAS DE NUESTRA PARROQUIA POR EL BIEN DE NUESTROS HIJOS En nuestra parroquia, hay que matricular o renovar cada año la matricula del programa de educación religiosa. Además, es un error grande de sacar sus hijos de la catequesis después de hacer su Primera Comunión. Este hecho les quitará un respaldo importante de criar sus hijos católicamente y les impedirá lograr confirmarse más tarde. Puesto que el papel de la Iglesia es de respaldar a los padres, los primeros maestros de la fe y la cultura (y no a reemplazar a los padres en este papel), sin embargo aprovechemos de las siguientes fechas y sitios para asegurar cupos para nuestros jóvenes: en el sótano del templo mayor, miércoles, 31 de mayo de 12 de mediodía hasta las 8 p.m. y jueves, 1ero de junio de 12 de mediodía hasta las 8 p.m. También habrá matricula el sábado, 3 de junio de 9 a.m. hasta las 12 de mediodía en el gimnasio de la escuela. Para nuevas matriculas, los padres les toca de presentar copias de las partidas de bautismo de sus hijos. Esto no se exige de renovar las matriculas. Hay que venir los padres en persona para matricular o renovar la matricula de la catequesis. Hagamos correr la voz a nuestra comunidad. <<Tu est Sacerdos in aeternum secondum ordinis Melchisedech.>> (del latín por <<Tu eres sacerdote para siempre, según la orden de Melquisedéc.>> Heb 5,6 y 7,17, cf. Sal 110,4) Maravillados por el llamado de Dios a través del tiempo a los hombres de portar y compartir la imagen de Su Hijo, Jesucristo, como Sus sacerdotes a Su hogar, la santa Iglesia, con dicha anunciamos la ordenación ayer de cinco curas a manos de Su Eminencia, el Cardenal Dolan, para nuestra arquidiócesis: Rvdo. P. Edwin Bonifacio, Rvdo. P. Diego Hernández, Rvdo. P. Anthony Giacona, Rvdo. P. Reynor Santiago y Rvdo. P. Rufus Kenny. AD MULTOS ANNOS. Estos curas neófitos ofrecerán HOY sus Primeras Misas. Aleluya! Sin embargo, nos queda una pregunta no resuelta: Cuando se presentarán valientes (por lo menos DOS) de nuestra parroquia para servirle a Dios y a su Iglesia de sacerdote? PRÓXIMA REUNIÓN DE LOS FIELES HISPANOS Padre Arthur Rojas, nuestro cura hispano, nos invita a la próxima reunión comunitaria de los feligreses hispanos del lunes, 5 de junio a las 19h en el comedor del sótano de la capilla. Según la la reunión general del abril, habrá la elección de una nueva junta de organizadores de los ensayos y de la Viacrucis Callejera del Viernes Santo, una advocación admirable de nuestra comunidad. Se contempla un cuerpo de tres organizadores (aprox.) elegidos por votación popular por un periodo de dos años. Candidatos han de pertenecer formalmente a la parroquia (o sea, con sobre asignado). A la discreción del Padre Rojas acerca del número de cupos de la Junta de Organizadores, la Junta elegida el 5 de junio escogerá un Presidente, Primer Vicepresidente y Segundo Vicepresidente entre sus miembros. El Presidente ha de ser alguien al día con todos los sacramentos relevantes al juicio del Padre Rojas - a su estado de vida. También se busca de todo organizador alguien que asiste a la Santa Misa en nuestra parroquia con regularidad, o sea, la mayoría de los domingos y los días de precepto. SYNOPSIS IN ENGLISH: The first item informs parents and others of the impending schedule of registration and re-registration for our Religious Education Program. The second item announces with joy the ordination yesterday of five new priests for our Archdiocese! The third item discloses the next date of the monthly meeting of the Hispanic community, including one item of business.

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