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1 PARISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PROGRAM 517 WESTERN HIGHWAY BLAUVELT, NY MRS. AUDREY ANGELINI, COORDINATOR ST. CATHARINE S EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAM 517 WESTERN HIGHWAY BLAUVELT, NY MRS. BARBARA FEENEY, DIRECTOR ST. CATHARINE S CHURCH 523 Western Highway Blauvelt, New York (Fax) Second Sunday in Ordinary Time January 15, 2017 Clergy Rev. Msgr. Francis J. McAree, S.T.D., Pastor Rev. Abraham Vallayil, C.M.I., Associate Pastor Rev. Mr. John C. Kelleher, Deacon Rev. Mr. John Jurasek, Deacon Schedule of Masses Saturday Evening: 5:00 PM Sunday: 8:00 AM, 9:30 AM, 11:00 AM, 12:30 PM, 4:30 PM Weekdays: 6:45 AM, 8:30 AM Saturdays: 8:30 AM Holy Days: Consult bulletin announcement First Fridays: 8:30 AM Scan this QR code to access our web site. Baptism First and third Sundays of the month at 2:00 PM. Parents should call Deacon John Jurasek at (845) , or jurasek@optonline.net for appointment and Baptismal preparation. Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturdays - 4:00-4:45 PM Anytime by appointment. Marriage Couples should call the rectory a minimum of 6 months prior to their marriage date and receive necessary information. Anointing of the Sick Anytime by request. Parish Registration Every family living in our Parish is requested to register at the rectory and to use envelopes to contribute to the support of our Parish. Devotions Miraculous Medal - after the 8:30 AM Mass on Mondays. Scriptural Rosary - after the 8:30 AM Mass on Saturdays. Eucharistic Adoration - In our Chapel on First Fridays following the 8:30 a.m. Mass until 7:00 p.m., when the church will close.

2 SUNDAY, JANUARY15, 2017 SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME St. Catharine s Church 523 Western Highway Blauvelt, N.Y /Fax Rev. Msgr. Francis J. McAree, S.T.D., Pastor Rev. Abraham Vallayil, C.M.I., Associate Pastor Rev. Mr. John C. Kelleher, Deacon Rev. Mr. John Jurasek, Deacon Sunday 5:00 PM Saturday evening Vigil 8:00 AM, 9:30 AM, 11:00 AM, 12:30 PM, and 4:30 PM Weekday 6:45 AM and 8:30 AM Saturday 8:30 AM First Fridays 6:45 AM and 8:30 AM Baptism First and third Sundays of the month at 2:00 PM. Parents should call Deacon John Jurasek at (845) or to jurasek@optonline.net for an appointment and Baptismal preparation. Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturdays from 4:00 to 4:45 PM, and by appointment. Marriage Couples should call the Rectory a minimum of six months prior to their marriage date to receive necessary information and preparation. Anointing of the Sick Call the Rectory anytime for this request. Parish Registration Every family living in our Parish is kindly requested to register at the Rectory. Parish Devotions Miraculous Medal held after the 8:30 AM Mass on Mondays. Rosary following 8:30 AM Mass (Mon.-Fri.) Scriptural Rosary following 8:30 AM Mass on Saturdays Eucharistic Adoration In our Chapel on First Fridays following the 8:30 AM Mass until 7:00 PM, when the Church will close. Prayer Group meets every Thursday afternoon at 1:30 PM in our Chapel. Parish Religious Education Program Mrs. Audrey Angelini, Coordinator St. Catharine s Early Childhood Center Mrs. Barbara Feeney Senior Programs Thorpe Senior Center, Sister Maureen Bradshaw or PARISH MINISTRY & SERVICE CONTACTS Adoptive Families Group: Gail Rogo, Adult Religious Education: Anna Stellwag, Altar Servers: Deacon John Jurasek, or jurasek@optonline.net; Mary Anne Pagnani, map807@aol.com, Altar Society: Anna Stellwag, ; Mary McCarroll, Baptisms: Deacon John Jurasek, or jurasek@optonline.net Bible Study: Jose F. Botet, M.D., Birthright of Rockland: Call Bulletin: Patricia McKenna, or saintcatharineschurch@gmail.com Choirs: Dr. Rene Dalandan, CYO Basketball: Mary Anne Pagnani, map807@aol.com CYO Basketball Website: Driving Seniors to Mass: John D Andrea, Early Childhood Center: Barbara Feeney, Eucharistic Ministry at Mass: Kerry Beckmann, Eucharistic Ministry, Home: Eileen McCaffrey, Homebound Ministry: Ken Lee, Ladies Guild: Rosemary Pitruzzella, Lectors: Veronica Rogers, Pamphlet Rack: John D Andrea, Parish Council: Joseph Onativia, Parish Nurse Program: Maureen Fallon, Parish Prayer Group: Aida Dalandan, Parish Office: Patricia McKenna, M-F, 9-5 PM, Saturday, 9-3 PM Judy Scandiffio, Prayer Shawl Ministry: Louise Langan, Praying College Moms: Noreen Russell, stcathspcm@gmail.com Religious Education: Audrey Angelini, Social Activities: Joseph Onativia, TASC, Teen Association: Richard & Rita Sarubbi, or richrita@optonline.net Ushers: Ken Lee, Website: Patricia McKenna, or saintcatharineschurch@gmail.com FORMED.ORG PARISH ACCESS CODE: PV8JMK

3 SUNDAY, JANUARY15, 2017 SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME But as I say, I did not recognize Him. The one who sent me to baptize with water told me: When you see the Spirit descend and rest on someone, it is He who is to baptize with the Holy Spirit. Now I have seen for myself, and have testified, This is God s chosen One. A logo or trademark makes it easy to recognize a product. The blue and white sari of St. Teresa of Calcutta or the gentle smile of Pope Francis leave no doubt of whom we speak. A familiar melody or words from the scripture often bring joy to our ears. They stay with us. When John the Baptist said he did not at first recognize Christ until another sign was offered, he continued to look. Ask yourself, where can you find Christ today? How can you discover Him? The Saint of Calcutta found Him in the poor and abandoned. The Holy Father tells us He is out on the streets, in the poor, homeless and needy. Where will you look? SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME First Reading: Isaiah 49:3, 5-6 This reading is a short passage from the second song of the Servant of the Lord. The Lord will show His glory through His servant whose mission is to restore Israel and bring salvation to the ends of the earth. Second Reading: 1 Corinthians 1:1-3 Paul sends greetings to the people of Corinth, who have been called to be holy and consecrated in Christ. Gospel: John 1:29-34 When Jesus visits John, John recognizes Jesus as the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world. John further indicates that Jesus is truly the Messiah and God s chosen One. BEHOLD, THE LAMB OF GOD Our Gospel for today contains one of the most important and misunderstood lines in all of Christian Scriptures. Spying Jesus, John the Baptist says, Behold, the Lamb of God. If you asked someone what this phrase means, you would, most likely, get an answer like this it means that he is gentle and humble and good, like a lamb. But, for a first century Jew, the phrase had little if anything to do with that. It had to do with sacrifice. It meant that Jesus was someone who was destined to be sacrificed as a sin offering to God. John the Baptist s characterization of Jesus as the Lamb of God has to do with temple sacrifice. He will be the one who offers the final and definitive sacrifice which reconciles divinity and humanity. He will offer something to the Father which will deal, finally, with the problem of sin, and, in this, we will find our salvation. Bishop Robert Barron TODAY S SECOND COLLECTION CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY & CATHOLIC COMMUNICATIONS CAMPAIGN Today s Second Collection will provide funding for academic scholarships at The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C., as well as, for the Catholic Communications Campaign. Catholic University, founded in 1887, is the national university of the Catholic Church in the United States, located in Washington, D.C. More than 4,000 students directly receive scholarship aid from this collection, including many from our diocese. The Catholic Communications Campaign produces and supports media projects that promote Gospel values and bring the Catholic Church s message to television, radio, and other media.

4 SUNDAY, JANUARY15, 2017 SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME HOLY WATER The custom of placing holy water in a font near the doors of a church is quite old. We make the sign of the cross with blessed water to renew us in the spirit of our Baptism. It signifies our purification before we approach the presence of God in the Church. Holy water also reminds us to pray for health of a soul, body and spirit. Using holy water begs of God a blessing upon those who use it with reverence and devotion. Blessed water is a sacramental. Sacramentals are signs of spiritual effects and favors from God. The Church tells us to use sacramentals like holy water, crucifixes, and rosaries, with reverence and respect. Water is full of mystery. Water, although material, can express something spiritual. Water cleanses us, therefore, water is an apt symbol of interior cleansing and purifying. Water is also a symbol of life. The scarcity of water in many parts of the world lends it a special value. Water is necessary for the existence of plants, animals, and people all around the world. In the New Testament, John the Baptist baptized with water as an outward sign of inner sorrow for personal sins. In the Sacrament of Baptism instituted by Christ, we are washed completely and born again of water and the Spirit. Water symbolizes the washing away of sin, inner purification, and receiving and rising to new life in Christ. Remember to bless yourself devoutly with holy water. As you enter a Catholic Church, this action reminds you of your Baptism and of cleansing yourself before you approach the presence of God. As you leave, bless yourself again and recall that Baptism has marked you for eternal life. When we bless ourselves with holy water, we must always remember that we do it in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. PARISH WINTER BLOOD DRIVE RESULTS At last Sunday s Winter Blood Drive, we collected 33 pints of blood for the New York Blood Center. Thank you to those wonderful donors who responded to the Drive in very cold and icy conditions. Special thanks to our Blood Drive Chairman, John Lennon, who has been running our Drive for the past 11 years and working at it for 26 years! Thanks to the St. Dominic s Council of the Knights of Columbus who cosponsored the Drive and their members who assisted: Joe Moehrle, Sr., Tim Doyle, John Edwards, Tom Zippilli, Tom McKenna, Mike Mulqueen, John Clancy, and Joe Onativia. THE SIGN OF PEACE COLD & FLU SEASON For some people, the Sign of Peace is a wonderful opportunity to express their love and sense of community with handshakes, kisses, and hugs. But with cold and flu season upon us, it is certainly acceptable to nod, wave or speak a greeting of peace. The important thing to remember is that Christ is present in our midst and to acknowledge that presence in one another. The Parish Office will be closed on Monday, January 16 th for Martin Luther King, Jr., Day. For emergencies requiring a Priest, please contact the Parish telephone number, ST. CATHARINE S EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER OPEN HOUSE Our Open House for 3, 4 & 5 year olds will be this Tuesday, January 17 th from 6:30 to 8:00 PM, and Wednesday, January 18 th from 9:00 to 11:00 AM. REGISTRATION Registration for September 2017 will be Tuesday, January 24 th from 6:30 to 8:00 PM and Wednesday, January 25 th from 9:00 to 11:00 AM. Registration will take place in the Cafeteria. Children must be 3 or 4 by December 1 st of the incoming school year. We are New York State Licensed and all of our staff is First Aid and CPR certified. For more information, please call the office at or us at st.cprek@yahoo.com. PRAYING COLLEGE MOMS THIS THURSDAY, JANUARY 19 th, 7-8:30 PM IN THE LOWER PARISH HOUSE Praying College Moms is a brand new ministry here at St. Catharine s. Are you a Parent of a College-age Child, or Junior or Senior in High School? Then, please join us for our first meeting, Thursday, January 19 th, 7:00-8:30 PM in the Lower Parish House. Through mutual support for each other and our children, prayer and friendship, the group is meant to be a pillar of strength and an indispensable resource for all who may be going through the same experiences. We leave our college-age children in God s hands. We pray for them as they begin a new journey in their lives. We pray that they may be safe and successful, living their lives with dignity and honor, being true to the values we have taught them. God, show me how to pray in a way that will make a difference in my child s life. For more information Noreen Russell at: stcathspcm@gmail.com.

5 SUNDAY, JANUARY15, 2017 SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME CATHOLIC UPDATE GETTING MORE OUT OF MASS Do you ever feel you re just going through the motions at Mass? You stand up, sit down, kneel. You say, And with your Spirit, Amen, and Thanks be to God. You listen to the liturgy but your mind is somewhere else and you question whether you have a full understanding of the meaning of it all. Please find the latest issue of Catholic Update in this Sunday s Bulletin. This month s topic is Getting More out of Mass. You ll find ways to prepare and be fully present for Mass to get the most of the Liturgy of the Word. ST. CATHARINE S 2017 PARISH ROARING 20 s FASHION SHOW FRIDAY, MARCH 3, OLD TAPPAN MANOR, NJ St. Catharine s Roaring 20 s Fashion Show will take place on Friday, March 3 from 6:30 PM to 11:00 PM at the Old Tappan Manor in Old Tappan, New Jersey. The price is $75 per guest which includes cocktail hour, dinner, dessert, and beverages (beer, wine, soda, coffee & tea). For more information, please Jeanenne Verret at jeanenneverret@gmail.com, or call the PREP Office at (845) NATIONAL PRAYER VIGIL FOR LIFE THURSDAY, JANUARY 26 th In all Dioceses of the United States, Thursday, January 26 th will be observed as a Day of Prayer for the legal protection of unborn children. Please pray and, if possible, attend Mass on Thursday, January 26 th. THE 44 th ANNUAL MARCH FOR LIFE WASHINGTON, D.C., JANUARY 27 th Our vision is a world where every human life is valued and protected. The November election brought us not only Pro-Life majorities in both the House and Senate, but a Pro-Life President and Administration that could alter the abortion landscape and roll back many of the pro-abortion moves of the previous years. That s not to say there s not lots of work to do. The theme of this year s March may inspire you, The Power of One, the celebration of each and every one of us and our power to bring change and save lives. Thousands of Pro-Life marchers from all over New York will participate in the 44 rd Annual March for Life in Washington, D.C., Friday, January 27 th. The Rockland bus will depart from St. Francis of Assisi Church in West Nyack for this one-day trip. There will be only one bus this year, so it s first come, first served. For reservations, please call Ann Upton at (845) Seats are $30 for adult, $15 for student. If you are not able to make the trip, please consider making a donation so that others may attend. EWTN will feature live coverage of the March beginning at 9:00 AM on Verizon Fios channel 285 or Cablevision channel 135. The Tabernacle Candle was donated by The Moriarty Family In Loving Memory of Geraldine Foley and Darren Hudson Please remember the names on our Parish Prayer lists in your own private prayers during the week. Prayer is our most powerful tool for healing and we hope that this will allow us to more consciously remember our parishioners who are in poor health, have recently passed, or are in the Armed Forces. Thank you. For everything there is a season and a time for every purpose under heaven. A time to heal We pray for God s tender mercy and loving kindness upon all of our loved ones who have experienced serious health issues. We also pray for all those who assist and care for the sick that God may continue to give them patience, compassion, strength and courage. Walter Cahill, Julia Cosentino, Helen O Brien, Matthew Mencher, Lucy Decilla, James Cody, Rory Tinston, Geraldine Moloney, Carol Crane, Gary Baisley, Brandon Hernandez, Billy Keenan, Jim Grimm, Henry Braun, Diana Colon, Colleen Kusy, Amanda Lynch, Brian Domitrovits, II, Warren Allen, Dorothy Kane, Edward Golden, Christian Perez, Louise Palermo, Adolfo Morales, Ruth Zapata, Nicholas Guiliano, Matilda Quinn, Peter Sasson, Pat Pacella, Nicholas Corbi, Liam Frawley, Noreen Larsen, Patricia Finley, Molly McGovern, Tina Castelli, Cali Jhené Pritchard, Fr. Robert Starr, Carolyn Byrne, Michael E. Knapp, Scott Sanguinetti, Barry Edwards, Kay Vyskocil, Danny Newkirk, Peggy Regan, Emmet Horvath, Paddy Breslin, John Benz, Patricia Brown, Kathleen Stewart, Patricia Martin, and Philip Mortillaro A time to mourn Lord, welcome into your calm and peaceful kingdom those who have departed this present life to be with you. Kathleen Crosby, Kathleen Sherry, Connell Friel and Rosemarie McAuley A time for peace O Prince of Peace, we humbly ask your protection for all our men and women in military service. Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Be their rock, their shield, and their stronghold and let them draw their strength from You. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need, and bring them home safely. We ask this in the name of Jesus, Our Lord and Savior. Amen.

6 FIFIRS T RST 4 6IRST 20 SUNDAY, JANUARY15, 2017 SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME PETITION OF THE WEEK We pray that children all over the world may feel loved, warm, safe, and secure Lord, hear our prayer. Sunday Is 49:3, 5-6; 1 Cor 1:1-3; Jn 1:29-34 Monday Heb 5:1-10; Mk 2:18-22 Tuesday Heb 6:10-20; Mk 2:23-28 Wednesday Heb 7:1-3, 15-17; Mk 3:1-6 Thursday Heb 7:25 8:6; Mk 3:7-12 Friday Heb 8:6-13; Mk 3:13-19 Saturday Heb 9:2-3, 11-14; Mk 3:20-21 TITHING GOD S WAY OF SHARING Last Week $10,289 Last Year $13,442 All that I have comes from you, Lord. JANUARY PURIFICATOR ASSIGNMENT Rose Lennon Bernadette Stadnick JANUARY ALTAR DUTY Betty Henry PRESENTING THE GIFTS If you have arranged an Intention of Mass, you may want to consider presenting the gifts of bread and wine during that celebration. Please inform an Usher before Mass. MASS INTENTIONS SATURDAY, JANUARY 14 5:00 Eugene Demers SUNDAY, JANUARY 15 8:00 Lucille Angelini 9:30 Edward Dowling 11:00 Mathew Kallukalam 12:30 Brad Arreglado 4:30 Jack Russell, Sr. PMONDAY, JANUARY 16 6:45 Aidan Halloran 8:30 Elena and Natale Scatena TUESDAY, JANUARY 17 6:45 Celia Menendez 8:30 Thomas R. Tregoning and Jeanne Price 2 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18 6:45 Denis and Gerald McAuliffe 8:30 Living & Deceased Members of the Pala Family THURSDAY, JANUARY 19 6:45 Joseph, Frank & Angelo Dainotto 8:30 Walsh & McElligott Families FRIDAY, JANUARY 20 6:45 Rosemary Sagaria 8:30 Emma Craft SATURDAY, JANUARY 21 8:30 Juanita S. Reyes 5:00 Feroldi & Gillen Families SUNDAY, JANUARY 22 8:00 Raymond Fornario 9:30 Helen Engbers 11:00 Bill Kopac 12:30 Rita Paterno 4:30 The People of St. Catharine s Church LITURGICAL MINISTERS FOR SUNDAY, JANUARY 22, 2017 TIME LECTORS EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS ALTAR SERVERS 5:00 PM K. Beckmann C. Feroldi, L. Feroldi D Wolleben, J Wolleben 8:00 AM G. Griffith J. Lozada, A. Noonan L Noonan 9:30 AM Family Mass D. Kivlehan, B. Stadnick C McHugh, J McHugh 11:00 AM V. Valentine L. Langan, J. McCaffrey T Edwards, C Florencia 12:30 PM J. McLaughlin R. Longo, V. McDonald V Gadioma 4:30 PM J. Edwards M. DeMasi, B. Neier J Gjelaj

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