PARISH STAFF REV. JOSEPH R. GIBINO, STM, PH.D PASTOR

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1 THE PARISH COMMUNITY OF HOLY TRINITY STREET WHITESTONE, NY (718) FAX (718) WWW: HOLYTRINITYRCPARISH.ORG PARISH STAFF REV. JOSEPH R. GIBINO, STM, PH.D PASTOR REV. VINCENT DALY, IN RESIDENCE DEACON LENNY SCLAFANI MASS SCHEDULE VIGIL MASS SATURDAYS- 5:00 P.M. SUNDAYS 9:00 & 11: 00 A.M. 6:00 PM WEEKDAYS MONDAY SATURDAY 8:45 A.M. RECONCILIATION EVERY SATURDAY 11:00 12:00 NOON EUCHARISTIC ADORATION FIRST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH 9:30 A.M. 4:45 P.M. MS. DONNA SPOTO DIRECTOR OF FAITH FORMATION (718) MICHAEL ZABROCKI MUSIC MINISTRY DIRECTOR (718) MRS. FRAN MULHERN PARISH SECRETARY MRS. KRISTEN BARRIE PARISH BOOKKEEPER HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC ACADEMY STREET WHITESTONE, NY (718) FAX (718) MRS. BARBARA KAVANAGH

2 PAGE 1 THIRTY-FIRST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME NOVEMBER 05, 2017 Baptism We celebrate the Sacrament of Baptism for infants once a month at 2:00 PM. No baptisms are celebrated during Lent. To make arrangements call the rectory office. Communion Calls Please call the rectory to make arrangements for a priest or Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion to visit the homebound. Anointing of the Sick Please advise the parish office of your intention to be anointed at any Sunday or weekday Mass. Priests are also available to visit the sick at home for anointing. Marriage Couples must make arrangements for marriage at least six (6) months before their intended wedding date. Marriages are not celebrated on the First Friday of the Month. Parish Registration We welcome all newcomers to our community! Parish registration entitles parishioners to celebrate the Sacraments and funerals at Holy Trinity, and is necessary to receive sponsor certificates. Inquire at the rectory. Religious Education Program Grades K-8 Sunday at 10:15 AM Grades 1-8 Wednesday at 4:30 PM IN MEMORIAL WEEK OF NOVEMBER 05, 2017 The Wine and Host are being offered In Loving Memory of Joseph Kramer (1st Anniversary) from His Loving Wife The Altar Candles are burning In Loving Memory of Joseph Kramer (1st Anniversary) from His Loving Wife. The Altar Flowers are In Loving Memory of Joseph Kramer (1st Anniversary) from His Loving Wife. The Sanctuary Lamp is burning In Memory of Gino Iacono from Maria Iacono. The Votive Lamp in Honor of Saint Anthony is for The Special Intentions of The Vetrano Family. The Votive Lamp In Honor of Saint Therese Lisieux is in Loving Memory of my best friend Connie Hartenstein (1st Anniversary) from Judy Panaciulli. The Votive Lamp is Honor of The Virgin of Guadalupe is Loving Memory of Joseph Kramer (1st Anniversary) from His Loving Children & Grandchildren. The Votive Lamp in Honor of the San Damiano Cross is in Loving Memory of Joseph Kramer (1st Anniversary) from His Loving Children & Grandchildren ANNOUNCED MASS INTENTIONS S ATURDAY, NOVEMBER 04, :00 PM Anna Maria Alessandrini SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 05, 2017 Thirty-First Sunday In Ordinary Time Mal 1:14b 2:2b, Thes 2:7b-9, 13 Mt 23:1-12 9:00 AM Berta Ruffini 11:00 AM Gino Iacono 6:00 PM Salvatore Romano MONDAY, NOVEMBER 06, :45 AM Raffaela & Michael Lombardi TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 07, :45 AM Ray-Shin Tai WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 08, :45 AM People of Holy Trinity THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 09, 2017 The Dedication of the Lateran Basilica 8:45 AM Godfrey M. Nardone FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2017 Saint Leo the Great, Pope and Doctor of the Church 8:45 AM Geraldine Giliberti SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2017 Saint Martin of Tours, Bishop 9:00 AM All Souls Mass S ATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, :00 PM Gaudenzio Colalillo SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2017 Thirty-Second Sunday In Ordinary Time Wis 6: Thes 4:13-18 or 4:13-14 Mt 25:1-13 9:00 AM Lombardi Family 11:00 AM Gigi Lugo 6:00 PM Joseph Sikiric the sick and the home bound: Kayla McBride, Florence Mottola, Josephine Oliveri, Alexa Hayes, Lorraine Callanan, Carmine & Pauline Falco, Maria Marinell, Peter Simonelli, Lawrence Burkart, Maria Madrizal, Willie Rennie, Eileen Feretic, Lindo Garuffi, Irene McCarthy, Kathleen Ermann, Matty Piccione, Sofia Rabello, Mary Siminelli, Haily Wright and Donna DiBari Georgio.. MAY THEY REST IN PEACE For the Deceased Members of our Parish. We especially pray for Antonio S. Pepe, Loretta Cipolla, Glenn Gaspari, Peter Congelossi

3 In June of this year Bishop DiMarzio sent each parish a letter. The contents of the letter were really very clear and simple: we need to reconsider our Sunday Mass schedules. The majority of our parish churches celebrate Sunday Eucharist with congregations that fill only about half of the sacred space. Is it possible to reconsider how we celebrate? We have all had a chance to read Bishop s letter. So in the best tradition of the social sciences, I conducted an informal, non-scientific poll to discover what parishioners thought. Here is the predominant result: parishioners said, I go to (fill in the time slot) Mass and I will go wherever there is a (fill in the time slot) Mass. This response raises so many issues; however, the really important issues are two: where have all the Catholics gone? And where have all the priests to celebrate Mass gone? This leads us very nicely to this weeks dedication as National Vocation Awareness Week. National Vocation Awareness Week (NVAW) is an annual week-long celebration of the Catholic Church in the United States dedicated to promote vocations to ordained ministry and consecrated life through prayer and education, and to renew our prayers and support for those who are considering one of these particular vocations. Observance of Vocation Awareness Week began in 1976 when the U.S. bishops designated the 28th Sunday of the year for the celebration. It was later moved to Feast of the Baptism of the Lord in January. In 2014, after extensive consultation, the Committee on Clergy, Consecrated Life and Vocations moved the observance of National Vocation Awareness Week to November to engage Catholic schools and colleges more effectively in this effort. So what does a person considering a vocation to the priesthood or religious life look like? Since 2009, the majority of women s and men s communities have at least one person in initial formation: 66% of women s institutes, 80% of men s institutes, 93% of all religious institutes have had at least one serious inquirer, and 79% of all religious institutes have had at least one formal applicant since So what are some of the characteristics of these candidates for the service of God and the church? The average age a person first considers a vocation to religious life is 19 years of age, fluctuating between years of age. Half are 18 or younger when they first considered a vocation. They are young men and women. The average age of entrance to religious life is 30. Additionally, almost half are 25 years old or younger. The average age of women and men making perpetual profession is 39 years old. The majority of those professing final vows are under age 39. In the Profession Class of 2016, only 5 percent were over the age of 60. Religious institutes that sponsor vocation promotion and vocation discernment programs directed toward college students and young adults are more likely to have new members than those who do not sponsor programs for these age groups. Men and women entering religious life are well educated and have worked or begun a career before entering a religious congregation. The profile for those entering diocesan seminaries is a little different. The average age of potential ordinands is 24 years old with the majority being ordained under age 35. In the Ordination Class of 2016, only 3 percent were over the age of 60. Yet in all of this there is one interesting fact: entrants lack familial support. Whereas in the past, religious and priests had family support, now they are influenced by a sense of call, example, and encouragement of others. Only 27% of mothers and 18% of fathers encouraged their son or daughter to consider a vocation to religious life prior to entering. Potential ordinands received slightly more encouragement with 42% of mothers and 38% of fathers encouraging potential ordinands to consider priesthood before entering the seminary. Families have misconceptions and worries about vocations, such as concerns that their child/sibling may be lonely, overworked, or unable to be with family. As the Domestic Church we are all called to pray for vocations. Although Catholics do not typically see it as their role to encourage vocations, women and men are nearly twice as likely to consider a vocation when encouraged by another person. People who are encouraged by three persons are five times more likely to consider a vocation than someone who was not encouraged by anyone. We all need to pray and support Vocations in the Church.

4 Saint Martin of Tours was born in in Savaria, Pannonia in either the year 316 or 336 AD. Just before Martin was born, Christianity was legalized in the Roman Empire and the bloody persecution of Christians soon came to an end. It was not the official religion of the State, but it could be practiced and proclaimed openly. The Gospel message soon flourished in ancient Rome, transforming the empire. Martin's parents were pagans, but at the age of 10, Martin chose to respond to the call of the Gospel becoming a Christian. As a young soldier, Martin encountered a beggar in Amiens. The beggar was unclothed and it was very cold. Martin removed his cloak and with his sword, he cut it in half. He gave this half to the beggar and dressed himself in the remnant. That night, Martin had a vision in which Christ appeared to him. The vision spoke to him, "Martin, a mere catechumen has clothed me." A catechumen is one who is being instructed in the Christian faith. In the early centuries of Christianity, that was a long process of instruction - and Martin was deeply dedicated to it. About the age of 20, Martin made clear to his superiors that he would no longer fight, following his formed Christian conscience. After bringing his mother to the Church, Martin then turned to confronting a growing heresy which was afflicting the faithful and sowing confusion. Martin's teacher Hilary returned to Tours from temporary exile in 361 so Martin traveled there to work and study. Hilary gave Martin a small grant of land where he and his disciples lived. Martin established a monastery which would be inhabited by the Benedictines. In 371, the city of Tours needed a new bishop and the people decided to call Martin to the office. As a bishop, Martin established a system of parishes to manage his diocese. He made a point to visit each parish at least once per year. Martin died in Gaul in National Vocation Awareness Week Did you know that in our country, compared to 50 years ago, there are 20,000 fewer priests and 130,000 fewer religious sisters? At the same time, the Catholic population has continued to grow steadily. Many factors have contributed to the decline: growing secularism, a lengthened period of adolescence, attitudes about celibacy, etc. During Vocation Awareness week, please pray that young people in today s society will hear and respond to God s call. And do your part to encourage them to consider the priesthood and religious life. St. Fidelis Food Pantry is asking for donations of nonperishable food items. Please bring all donations of food to the vestibule of the church and place them in the food pantry basket. Thank you for your generosity in a time of need Situated south of the city of Poitiers, the Abbey of Ligugé has twenty monks who live faithfully by the rule of Saint Benedict. The historical heritage of this monastery is extraordinary with Saint Martin settling here in 361 at the request of the bishop Saint Hilaire de Poitiers. It would have been after the episode of the shared coat in Amiens, but before becoming bishop of Tours where he entered into the glory of God. The Benedictine brothers share their times of prayer, fraternal living, study and manual labor. A museum of the monastic life is here as well, presenting the monastic life from the 4th century to today with objects and photographs THE MVP S AND VIP S New Members Always Welcome!! For information please call Tom Lynch If you think you have a problem with Alcohol, come to a meeting, 7:30 PM, Thursday Evenings, in the Church Community Room please enter from the Front of the Church... All are Welcome. If you need further information please feel free to call Jane Shade

5 Holy Trinity Celebrates Thanksgiving Dear Father Joe and Parishioners, Last year you helped the MVP/VIP s give Thanksgiving dinner to over 135 families. Once again we are asking for your help so that we may feed 170 families. We need: Instant mashed potatoes Canned vegetables Cranberry sauce Gravy and stuffing Marshmallows and fun Thanksgiving food (non perishable items) Supermarket gift cards/ monetary gift The Youth Ministry will be at the doors of the church the Saturdays and Sundays of November 4/5, 11/12, and 18/19 to receive your contributions. Once again, on behalf of the MVP/VIPs, I thank you for your generous support of the St. Fidelis Food Pantry and St. Benedict the Moor Parish. Hello, my name is Sean Guthrie. Holy Trinity has always been a most welcoming Parish to my family. We have been Parishioner s Corner worshiping here since my wife Giselle and I moved into the neighborhood 17 years ago. I have served as a catechist for the last several years. Catechesis is a challenging call to answer, but doing so has made my faith stronger. Together with our children, Christopher and Eva, and under the pastoral care of Fr. Joe and the direction of Ms. Donna, we humbly strive to continue to grow in the grace and in the knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. (2 Peter 3:18) Thank you in Christ Jesus, Tom Lynch Youth Ministry Director Please Join Us Saturday, November 11, AM Mass Holy Trinity R.C. Church CALLED BY NAME: A campaign to identify faithful young Catholics who may be called or religious to the priesthood or religious life. Do you know someone you want to name? In Memory of our Beloved Dead of the Year Breakfast Immediately Following Holy Trinity Rectory

6 MINISTRY SCHEDULE FOR NOVEMBER 11 - NOVEMBER 12, :00 PM (NOVEMBER 11, 2017) Altar Servers: Andres Alvarez, Anthony Fedrigoni, Walter Harding Lector: Ciara Burke E.M.H.C.: Jean Raffa, Nancy Rullo, Denise DeRosa 9:00 AM (NOVEMBER 12, 2017) Altar Servers:Mateo Ayverdi, Ashley Restrepo Emilio Rengifo Lector: Junior Lectors E.M.H.C.: Maria Sorrentino, Mary Fera, Mary Kennedy 11:00 AM Altar Servers: Jacob Frisina, Charlie & Marty Robertson Lector: Kristina Veljak E.M.H.C.: John Doria, Marie Donnelly 6:00 PM Altar Servers: Alessio, Anthony & Gianluca Ippolito Lector: Matthew Bonvento E.M.H.C.: Frank Kazlausky, Judith Mosesso, Magaly Lohnes POST-SYNODAL APOSTOLIC EXHORTATION AMORIS LÆTITIA CHAPTER FOUR LOVE IN MARRIAGE The world of emotions 143. Desires, feelings, emotions, what the ancients called the passions, all have an impor tant place in married life. They are awakened whenever another becomes present and part of a person s life. It is characteristic of all living beings to reach out to other things, and this tendency always has basic affective signs: pleasure or pain, joy or sadness, tenderness or fear. They ground the most elementary psychological activity. Human beings live on this earth, and all that they do and seek is fraught with passion As true man, Jesus showed his emotions. He was hurt by the rejection of Jerusalem (cf. Mt 23:27) and this moved him to tears (cf. Lk 19:41). He was also deeply moved by the sufferings of others (cf. Mk 6:34). He felt deeply their grief (cf. Jn 11:33), and he wept at the death of a friend. These examples of his sensitivity showed how much his human heart was open to others Experiencing an emotion is not, in itself, morally good or evil.140 The stirring of desire or repugnance is neither sinful nor blameworthy. What is morally good or evil is what we do on the basis of, or under the influence of, a given passion. But when passions are aroused or sought, and as a result we perform evil acts, the evil lies in the decision to fuel them and in the evil acts that result. Along the same lines, my being attracted to someone is not automatically good. If my attraction to that person makes me try to dominate him or her, then my feeling only serves my selfishness. To believe that we are good simply because we feel good is a tremendous illusion. There are those who feel themselves capable of great love only because they have a great need for affection, yet they prove incapable of the effort needed to bring happiness to others. They remain caught up in their own needs and desires. In such cases, emotions distract from the highest values and conceal a self-centredness that makes it impossible to develop a healthy and happy family life.

7 The 2017 Annual Catholic Appeal, Live in Faith Give in Love, reminds us that the work of the Church is shared by all believers in response to the gifts of faith and love. In Holy Trinity parishioners participated in the Appeal! To date, 174 parishioners (12.62%) have responded to the 2017 Appeal. Our goal is $54,035. As of November 2, we have pledged $49,420 with $49,541 received. This represents 91.68% received. Last year, your generosity exceeded our goal and allowed us to place the returned money into our Renovation Fund. The entire staff asks you to pray and consider if you have the faith, trust, and courage in our Diocese to respond again this year. We realize the sacrifice that this entail; many still respond to the Generations of Faith Appeal. We thank you for your time, talent, and treasure in service of the Church. ACA $54,035 $50,970 God our Creator, Giver of all good gifts, We praise and glorify you. Teach us to acknowledge always, And with enduring gratitude, The many blessings your infinite love has showered upon us. Widen our vision and enliven our generosity, as we seek to support the pastoral and charitable works of our diocese in Brooklyn and Queens. All loving Father, Fountain of Mercy, We honor and adore you. Open our hearts to welcome the Holy Spirit, Who enables us to live in faith and give in love., So that the joy of the Gospel may penetrate every heart in our local communities. Open our eyes and stir up in us your compassion, So that all may come to know your Son, Jesus Christ, the Way, the Truth, and the Life, Now and forever. Amen

8 The Yearly Renewal Candle Letters, for the Blessed Mother s Corner, the Saint s Corner, in front of The Sacred Heart and Saint Joseph have been mailed out. If you have previously reserved a candle and did not receive a letter please call Fran (extension 10, on Tuesdays, Wednesdays or Thursdays) in the Parish Office. PLEASE NOTE THAT THE DEADLINE DATE FOR THE CANDLE RENEWAL WAS OCTOBER 16TH. IF RESPONSES HAVE NOT BEEN RECEIVED BY NOVEMBER 8, 2017 YOUR CANDLE WILL BE REMOVED AND OFFERED TO ANOTHER INDIVIDUAL. THANK YOU! THE DAILY MASS BOOK AND MEMORIAL BOOK FOR 2018 WILL OPEN ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, PLEASE COME TO THE RECTORY OFFICE BEGINNING AT 10:00 AM TO SCHEDULE MASSES AND MEMORIALS FOR YOUR LOVED ONES. PLEASE NOTE THAT SINCE THE BOOKS WILL BE OPENED FOR THE ENTIRE YEAR, WE REQUEST THAT YOU LIMIT YOUR NUMBER OF MASSES TO ONLY 3 IN ORDER FOR EVERYONE TO GET A CHANCE TO GET THE DATES THEY NEED. Canon Law only permits one name per Mass. We can accommodate you by listing the family name, i.e., The Smith Family. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. In Observance of Veteran s Day, the Parish Office will be closed on Friday, November 10th. The Parish Office resumes normal hours on Monday, November 13th at 9:00 AM. Bereavement Support Groups Sacred Heart Church, Bayside, NY, from 7:30-9:30 PM on the first Tuesday of each month. For additional information, please call Saint Luke s, Whitestone, NY, 7:00 PM on the 1st Tuesday of each month. For additional information, please call Sister Agliardi at Light Up Holy Trinity! This year celebrate Christmas with memorial lights and luminarias! LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR Queen of Peace Residence st Street Queens Village NY NOVEMBER EVENT Turkey and Ham Drop Off Saturday, November 11th 10:00-3:00 PM For more information please call See the bulletin for more details as we get closer to the Season of our Joy!

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10 REGISTER NOW! Witnessing TO THE Gospel Fifth Annual Evangelization Congress Preparing for the Third Year of our Diocesan Evangelization and Renewal Plan Saturday, November 18, 2017 Saint Francis Preparatory School 6100 Francis Lewis Boulevard Fresh Meadows, New York :00 am 4:00 pm SPECIAL NOTICE Doors will not open until 8:00 am. A new check-in system is in place to avoid lines. You must have your registration receipt from My Catholic Faith Delivered printed and in hand in order to receive your name tag and event materials. Since we expect to be sold out, we can not guarantee that there will be onsite registration this year, so please register early for the discount and to avoid being disappointed. Featuring: Sr. Terry Rickard, OP Keynote Presenter in English Sr. Marenid Fabre, OP Keynote Presenter in Spanish Some additional presenters include: Fr. Frank DiSiano, CSP Fr. Agustino Torres, CFR Dr. Joseph White Msgr. Stephen Aguggia Leisa Anslinger Latinos por la Vida Sisters of Life Fr. Dennis Gill Maryann Wiesinger Edwin Perez Fr. Joseph Gibino John Barone Deacon John DeBiase Kathy Hendricks Deacon Kevin McCormack Fr. Kenneth Boyak, CSP Fee is $30.00 before October 1, 2017 and $40.00 after October 1, hours of Living and Leading by Faith credit will be granted. Please support our exhibitors present at this Congress. Books and other resources will be available for purchase. PLEASE NOTE: Since Mass will begin at 9:15 am, there will be no coffee or breakfast items served. Lunch will be served. However, lunch may not be available for those who register on the day of the Congress. Please register at or call Christine Georgi at , ext if you have no computer access. Final day to register is November 10, 2017, unless we have met our limit before that date. Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn ecsecretariat FOR Evangelization AND Cat hesis

11 FAMILY ADVENT GATHERING An Advent Invitation Please Join Us On Saturday December 2, 2017 For an Evening of Advent Reflection and Joy 5:00 PM Mass 6:00 PM Buffet Dinner 7:00 PM Family Gathering Activity 7:30 PM Dessert and Coffee Crafts and Activities for Children Please Return this form to Ms. Spoto, Mrs. Kavanagh or Fr. Joe by November 27th Or your response to Ms. Spoto at Phone or Family Name # of Adults Attending # of Children Attending Will bring a salad or bread or dessert to share. Will Donate Bottled Water or 2-liter Soda or Juice.

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13 HOLY TRINTY R.C. CHURCH Special Needs Mass Ministry Jesus said, Let the little children come to me, and do not prevent them; for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these. Matthew 19:14 Holy Trinity offers a once-a-month Sunday afternoon Mass especially for families with special needs children and adults. While all are welcome to attend, this particular Mass will be a loving and open environment for those with special ministry needs to join us for the greatest Sunday family meal as we gather together around the table of the Lord. Special Needs Ministry Sunday Mass Schedule ==> Mass begins at 12:30 pm with hospitality provided by Knights of Columbus to follow. Celebrant: Rev. Joseph R. Gibino Pastor For further information please contact: Mr. Randy Robertson Special Needs Mass Ministry Coordinator via at strand94@aol.com OR Ms. Donna Spoto Director of Faith Formation Ph: holytrinityfaithformation@verizon.net November 19, 2017** December 17, 2017** January 21, 2018 Location: **Mass Signed Holy Trinity R.C. Church rd Street Whitestone, NY 11357

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