Church of the Holy Spirit

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1 Church of the Holy Spirit 16 South 6th Street, New Hyde Park, New York The Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time - September 25th, 2016 PASTORAL STAFF Rev Frank Grieco, Pastor Ext frgrieco@yahoo.com Deacon Lachlan Cameron Ext cameron@optonline.net Deacon Douglas Ferreiro Ext douglas.ferreiro@gmail.com Music Director: Mary Bolan John J. Hogan Ext. 132 Director, Religious Education jhoganhs@gmail.com Bulletin bulletin@holyspiritchurch.com Rectory Office Ext 111 Parish Social Ministry Mr. Tom Friel, Director Ext Tom.Friel@holyspiritchurch.com Website: Website Coordinator: May O Boyle Deegan HolySpiritWebsite@gmail.com Rectory Office Phone: Fax : Rectory Hours: Monday through Thursday: 9:00am - 8:00pm Friday: Closed Saturday: 9:00am - 5:00pm Church Hours: Monday Through Friday 7:00am -8:00pm Saturday: 7:00am-6:15pm Sunday: 7:00am-2:00pm Emergency call (516) LITURGICAL CELEBRATIONS Mass Schedule Saturday: Vigil Mass 5:00 PM Sunday: 8:00 AM, 9:30 AM, 11:00 AM, 12:30 PM Monday Through Saturday: 8:30 AM Holydays: As announced Family Mass: 9:30 AM Mass Confessions Saturday: 3:45 PM - 4:45 PM Call the rectory to arrange an appointment at a mutually convenient time Baptisms Please contact the rectory to make arrangements for your child s baptism. Sacrament of Matrimony Arrangements must be made at least six months prior to the ceremony and before arranging the reception.

2 PASTOR S PAGE Dear Friends, Next Sunday, October 2nd, Maureen Russell will be speaking about prolife issues at the 9:30 A.M. family Mass and the 11:00 A.M. Mass. Maureen was once the director of the respect life office for the Diocese of Rockville Centre. Maureen is a very good speaker but, more importantly, she is very proud of her Catholic faith and passionate about respecting the value of all life, from the moment of conception through natural death. Maureen is happily married and has four sons. It would be wonderful if you would support her efforts by attending one of these two Masses. Our parish Pro-Life/Respect Life committee consists of five parishioners: Pat Johnson, Maureen McCabe, Grace Morris, Josephine Gormley and Marion Walsh. These fine ladies coordinate events throughout the year which support young women who have given birth, but may need some assistance. One of the more popular fundraisers is the baby bottle campaign. This is a wonderful way for all family members to participate in helping those in need. It may seem like fun, which is fine, but it helps many young families. Within the next couple of weeks, they will begin a weekly blurb in the bulletin to keep us informed of the many ways to help or get involved. I also want to take this opportunity to thank our family Mass committee. This, in many ways, is also a pro-life committee, because these very caring young Moms give a lot of time and energy to the young people of our parish. Caring for God s children, teenagers and young people is pro-life too. Thank you to Marie Scandura, Erica Marquardt, Maria Brooker, Fran Wisnewski, Fred Grimshaw and Ann Burger. Pam Milinic and Mary Lennon were also once on the committee, and they were a lot of help. Thank you all!! The parish pastoral council has helped me plan and organize our parish appreciation party. Much work has gone into this for several months. A special thank you to May Deegan and Anna Rosamilla for taking the lead role. And a welcome back to all of our religious education students. We look forward to seeing you in class and at Mass. It will be a great year! Peace and God Bless, Fr. Grieco -2-

3 DEACON LACHLAN I read recently of the last days of an ordinary but determined Christian woman from Scotland who defended more than 300 young lives, most of them Jewish, during the Second World War in Hungary. Her name was Jane Haining and she has been declared righteous among the nations, a designation used by Israel s Holocaust memorial, Yad Vashem, to honor Gentiles who risked their lives to save Jews from the Nazis. But the recent discovery of Haining s handwritten will, along with previously unpublished photographs and documents, is helping to shed new light on her extraordinary heroism. Haining was vacationing in Cornwall, England, in September 1939, when news came that Germany had invaded Poland. Jane immediately returned to her post as a matron in the girls home of the Scottish Missionary School in Budapest The invasion of Poland was the beginning of World War II and would lead to countless horrors, including the creation of concentration camps, in one of which, Haining would die less than five years later. Born in 1897, she grew up on a farm and after finishing her education, she spent 10 years working as a secretary in a thread company. In the early 1930s, she moved to Budapest, and took charge of several hundred students at the missionary school. Most of these children were Jewish. Church authorities ordered Haining home several times after war broke out, but she repeatedly refused, saying I shall continue to do my duty and stick to my post. In March 1944, Nazi troops entered Budapest. Haining stood her ground, even as she was forced to sew yellow Stars of David on the Jewish girls clothes on the orders of the Gestapo. Even while under surveillance, she went to the market at 5 a.m. each day to get food for the girls in her care; she also cut up her leather luggage to make soles for their shoes. But after she caught the cook s son-inlaw raiding the scarce food supply she put aside for her charges, he betrayed her to the Nazis. She was arrested on suspicion of espionage..and charged with eight offenses, including working among the Jews..listening to news broadcasts on the BBC.visiting prisoners of war working in politics. and..weeping when seeing the girls attend class wearing yellow stars. She admitted all of the charges, except the ones involving political activity, She was sent to do forced labor at Auschwitz concentrationcamp in May She died there in July of that year. As much as this is certainly a sad story, it is also an inspiring one. When we look back at events like this, we tend to view the participants as some kind of superman or woman, especially when we consider some of our canonized saints. Mother Teresa, recently canonized, is probably the most obvious example. We see men and women who have done things that we feel, we could never possibly do. However when we read of a woman like Jane Haining, (not a canonized saint) we find a very humble woman certainly a woman who never considered herself to be a hero..a very ordinary woman who did what had to be done to care for those in need. She displays a selflessness that is amazing to those of us, who when faced with a difficult decision invariably take the selfish route. Reading her story, Jane Haining has taken the Beatitudes to heart.she has taken the words of that great Sermon on the Mount and put them into action. I suppose that in the modern idiom we might say that she not only talks the talk.but she walks the walk. May almighty God bless us, protect us from all evil, and lead us into everlasting life. Amen -3-

4 SATURDAY 5:00PM SUNDAY 8:00AM 9:30AM 11:00AM 12:30PM MONDAY 8:30AM TUESDAY 8:30AM WEDNESDAY 8:30AM THURSDAY 8:30AM FRIDAY 8:30AM SATURDAY 8:30AM SATURDAY 5:00PM SUNDAY 8:00AM 9:30AM 11:00AM 12:30PM September 24th- Vigil Mass Thomas Gelormino September 25th - Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Barbara Cotty Eleanor Calace Nicholas Kirkikis Parishioners of Holy Spirit September 26th - Weekday Purgatorial September 27th - Saint Vincent depaul, Priest Ann Schleider September 28th - Weekday Anthony Quatela September 29th - Saints Michael, Gabriel, Raphael, Archangels Michael Lutz, Jr. September 30th - Saint Jerome, Priest and Doctor of the Church Anthony O Donnell October 1st - Saint Therese of the Child Jesus, Virgin and Doctor of the Church Andrew Ferrara, Deceased Edward O Donohue, Deceased Camille Cuomo, Deceased Kristin Gabriel, Deceased October 1st- Vigil Mass Parishioners of Holy Spirit October 2nd - Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Dorothy Bernhardt Genevieve Brzuszewski Joan Sheedy Edward James Reilly Monday, September 26, :15 PM TOPS Meeting 7:00 PM Rosary Society Board Meeting 7:15 PM AA Meeting 7:30 PM Family Mass Band Tuesday, September 27, :30 PM Holy Spirit Players Rehearsals 7:30 PM Legion of Mary Wednesday, September 28, 2016 Thursday, September 29, :30 PM Our Lady of Guadalupe Prayer Group 7:15 PM AA Meeting Caf 7:30 PM Choir Rehearsal Friday, September 30, :00 PM Rosary and Divine Mercy 6:30 PM Parish Appreciation Mass Parish Appreciation Dinner Saturday, October 1, :00 AM AA Meeting 3:45 PM Confession Sunday, October 2, 2016 KofC Chance Book Sale Spiritual Adopt A Baby -4-

5 LET US PRAY Ninabeth Palces, Janet Rossano, Dolores Dragonetti, Neil Duggan, Mildred Bogart, Eileen Hammond, Rosa Maria Santos, Joyce McCabe, Jola Griffen, Chris Hanat, Joe Sharkey, George Warren, Genevieve Early, John Caliendo, Linda Eagan, Vincent Sauchelli, Florence Krupski, Marie Lappin, Michael McGovern, Maria Celena DaCosta, Danielle Mazzola, Baby Joey Palumbo, Josephine Cassese, Janet Neglia LET US PRAY For Those Who Died in the Lord Salfred Schiraldi Michael Ferrara Robert M. Cuzzo SCRIPTURE READINGS September 25th - October 2nd SUNDAY: Am 6:1a, 4-7; Ps 146:7-10; 1 Tm 6:11-16 Lk 16:19-31 MONDAY: Jb 1:6-22; Ps 17:1bcd, 2-3, 6-7; Lk 9:46-50 TUESDAY: Jb 3:1-3, 11-17, 20-23; Ps 88:2-8; Lk 9:51-56 WEDNESDAY: Jb 9:1-12, 14-16; Ps 88:10b-15; Lk 9:46-62 THURSDAY: Dn 7:9-10, or Rv 12:7-12a; Ps 138:1-5; Jn 1:47-51 FRIDAY: Jb 38:1, 12-21; 40:3-5; Ps 139:1-3, 7-10, ` 13-14b: Lk 10:13-16 SATURDAY: Jb 42:1-3, 5-6, 12-17; Ps 119:66, 71, 75, 91, 125, 130; Lk 10:17-24 SUNDAY: Hb 1:2-3, 2:2-4; Ps 95:1-2, 6-9; 2 Tm 1: ; Lk 17:5-10 THIS WEEK S GIFTS AND CANDLES This week the Bread & Wine are in loving memory of Lucy & Pasquale Graziano From their daughter Doris Graziano This week the Candles are in loving memory of John Beegan From Moira McGurk -5-

6 FAMILY MASS Sunday September 18, :30 am Mass -6-

7 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Dear Fellow Parishioners, As you can see from the the Family Mass photos, our 2016/17 religious education program has begun. Father Grieco and all of us involved in the program are excited about working with the students of our parish as they learn about our faith and Catholic religion. As I mentioned at the 9:30 Mass last week, when we worship and learn together, we build the Christian community and provide support for each other founded in the message of Jesus. As the year progresses, we will continue to provide updates for the parish in the bulletin. As always, thank you for your prayers and support. God s Peace! John Hogan ROSARY ALTAR SOCIETY The Rosary Altar Society is sponsoring a Christmas Fair, Saturday, November 12th from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday, November 13th from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Vendors fee is $75. for two days If interested, please call Eileen Smith at (516) ADOPT-A-BABY PROGRAM Once again, Holy Spirit Pro-Life Committee is happy to announce the Spiritual Adopta-Baby Prayer Program. To help celebrate Respect Life Month the program will begin the first weekend of October. The purpose is to have the parish community pray for unborn babies in danger of abortion and educate parishioners about the development of the unborn child over the nine-month period before birth. The members of our parish family will have the opportunity to spiritually adopt a child who is newly conceived. In filling out the prayer card, a commitment is made to pray for this child. In addition, everyone is invited to name the child for whom they will be praying. This helps to give the baby the humanity he or she deserves. The sign-up cards will be available at each of the church entrances. -7-

8 PRECIOUS SPIRIT CHILD CARE 13 SOUTH 6TH STREET NEW HYDE PARK, NY (516) Every child deserves to receive the best in child care, which is exactly the philosophy that drives Precious Spirit We are a non-profit childcare center licensed by the Nw York State Office of Children and Family Services, and serve children 18 months through 12 years. Breakfast, luinch, lite supper and snack are seved daily, and the center is open year round (except for major holidays) from 7:00 am to 6:30 pm. We also have an exciting in house summer camp program. Stop by for a tour, meet the staff and see how your precious child can join Precious Spirit this year. We also open in Valley Stream, in the Blessed Sacrament Church, at 50 Rose Avenue. BANNS OF MARRIAGE The Banns of Marriage are posted Third Time Christopher Hagan and Kimberly Kozyrski The Family Mass Band provides music for the 9:30 am Family Mass on the 1st & 3rd Sunday of every month and we are looking to recruit new members. We are in need of instrumentalists (any instrument we will accommodate you!) and singers (especially altos, tenors and basses). 7th graders through college age are invited to attend our next rehearsal on Monday, September 26th from 7:30 to 9 pm in the church. We are also available to answer questions after the 9:30 Mass on October 2nd and during Hospitality on September 25th and October 2nd. PARISH OFFERING For further information, contact Erica Marquardt at kiwinut@verizon.net or (516) Last weeks collection, Sunday, September 18th was $10,532. Thank you and may God bless you for your generosity to Holy Spirit Church. -8-

9 SOCIAL MINISTRY The Social Ministry needs for this week are: Powered milk, pasta and pasta sauce, all types of beans, red, white, black, etc. All canned vegetables, except string beans. Thank you for your continued generosity. Fr. Paul Bergeron told the story of his Healing of Cancer at the Mass Site in Houma, on Sunday, August 28, 2016, on the Mary s Helpers News Program, WSHO 800 AM. Order a copy for yourself. $5.00 each Mary s Helpers, Inc. P. O. Box Seventh Street Marrero, La Holy spirit 50/50 club The second year of Holy Spirit s Club will begin with our September drawing, which will take place at the Volunteer Appreciation Party being held on September 30th. There is still time to join and be counted in this drawing. So don t delay - join now. It s easy - just put your name, address, phone and on a piece of paper and either send to Holy Spirit Club, 16 So. 6th St., New Hyde Park, NY or place in the Sunday basket in an envelope marked for the Club along with your check for $100. This entitles you to a yearly subscription (12 chances to win - less than $10 a month). If you win your ticket goes back in for the remaining drawings on your subscription. Any questions Maureen or Rich McCabe at richmo70@aol.com or call Thanks for considering joining the Club. HOLY SPIRIT CHOIR IS LOOKING FOR NEW MEMBERS Our Choir Director, Adrienne Werring and Organist Mary Bolan are looking for new members to join our choir. Last year our choir began to sing about once amonth at the 11 AM Mass on Sunday and at major liturgical feasts. This year we hope to continue to grow to continue to grow our choir membership with many new members. We are in particular need of men s voices, and also women soprano voices, but all who like to sing are most needed and welcome to join us. We will be singing works from the Church s rich tradition of sacred choral music in order to enhance the beauty of Mass at Holy Spirit, while we hone our talents together to glorify God in song. Please come to our first rehearsal, which will be held on Thursday September 29th at 7:30PM in the church. Thank you. -9-

10 FAMILY MASS LECTOR SCHEDULE September 25th October 2nd October 9th October 16th 1st Gabby Munge 2nd Daniel Corcoran Petitions: Audrey Mikowski Intro: Nicole Dana 1st Hailey Mikowski 2nd Victoria McGuigan Petitions: Audrey Brooker Intro: Sarah Bush 1st Greg Marzano 2nd Allison Marzano Petitions: Pia Alana Intro: Larissa Scandura 1st Ciara Lennon 2nd Eamonn Lennon Petitions: Andrew Canese October 23rd October 30th November 6th Intro: Hailey Mikowski 1st Darla Petricca 2nd Pia Alana Petitions: Ally Petricca Intro: Victoria McGuigan 1st Jasmine Garnica 2nd Ciara Lennon Petitions: Audrey Brooker Intro: Daniel Corcoran 1st Nicole Dana 2nd Emma Cintron Petitions: Greg Marzano Intro: Allison Marzano Roger Sakowich, a fellow parishioner, received another very prestigious promotion. He is now Assistant Chief to Chief of Department, James Leonard. To put this into perspective, Roger reports to Chief James Leonard and Chief James Leonard reports to Commissioner Daniel A. Nigro. Pictured are Commissioner Daniel A. Nigro, Assistant Chief Roger Sakowich, Mrs. Sharon Sakowich and Chief of Deparment James E. Leonard. HOSPITALITY Hospitality returns today Sunday September 25 after the 9:30 a.m. Family Mass, and every Sunday thereafter. Please join us in the Cafeteria Sunday mornings. -10-

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