Sacred Heart of Jesus Roman Catholic Church

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1 Sacred Heart of Jesus Roman Catholic Church Mission Statement The Roman Catholic Faith Community of Sacred Heart of Jesus welcomes all! Guided by the Holy Spirit, we proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ through Eucharist, Worship, Education and Service. We are committed to build the Kingdom of God in our world. Sacred Heart is not just a parish it s a way of life. Mass Schedule Saturday Vigil 5:00pm Sunday 9:30am, 11:30am, 5:00pm Monday Saturday at 9:00am Holydays Eve of Holyday at 7:30pm Holyday at 9:00am & 7:30pm Devotions Rosary: Monday Saturday after 9:00am Mass Miraculous Medal Novena: Mondays after 9:00am Mass First Friday: Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament and Sacred Heart Novena after 9:00am Mass Benediction at 10:00am Sacred Heart of Jesus Church th Avenue Bayside, NY (fax) Pastoral Staff Rev. Msgr., Thomas C. Machalski, Jr., Pastor Mr. John F. DeBiase, Deacon Sr. Kathleen Masterson RSM, Pastoral Associate ( ) School Mrs. Mary-Anne Cooke, Principal Our Lady of Loretto Novena: First Saturday after 9:00am Mass Religious Education Mrs. Georgette Lyons, Director Confession Saturdays 3:30pm 4:30pm Music Ministry Ms. Vivian Wohlfarth, Director Baptism Designated Saturdays at 1:00pm. Call to inquire and register. Youth Ministry Mr. Brandon Morel Marriage Arrangements must be made six months prior to the wedding. Contact rectory for details. Anointing/Communion for the Sick Anointing of the seriously ill: call rectory. Communion for the homebound: call Sr. Kathleen. Rectory Office Hours Daily 9:30am 12:30pm / 2 4pm / 5 8pm Parish Pastoral Council Mrs. Marianne Cooney, Facilitator Parish Secretary Ms. Catherine Sorge Parish Support Sr. Ellen Smith, RSM Sunday Mass Assistance Rev. Msgr. Richard Marchese Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time - October 28, 2018

2 MASS INTENTIONS PARISH WEEKLY CALENDAR Saturday, October 27th 5:00 Lillian Castaldo (Libby Family) Sunday, October 28th 9:30 Leonard DeFini (Jo-Ann & Joe Ruggiero) and Maria Picinic (Family) 11:30 Parishioners of Sacred Heart 5:00 Maria O Brien (Virella Children) Monday, October 29th 9:00 Josephine Bilello (Camille & Jennifer Gramlich Tuesday, October 30th 9:00 Eileen Quinn (Sheila Sansosti) Wednesday, October 31st 9:00 Betty O Connor (Donna & Dan O Connor) 7:30 Dikran Kazanjian (Family) Thursday, November 1st 9:00 Angelo DeMeo (DeMeo Family) and Kelly Gibson DiNonno (Mother) 7:30 Parishioners of Sacred Heart Friday, November 2nd 9:00 All Soul s Intentions Saturday, November 3rd 9:00 Deceased Priests who ministered at Sacred Heart Parish 5:00 Juelanne McGuirk (Debbie Hogan) Sunday, October 28th Cub Scout Wreath Sale after masses today Blessing of Prayer Garden Bricks after 11:30 mass 4-7pm ART FEST, Church Hall 7:00 ALANON, Parish Center Monday, October 29th 10:00 New Mom s Group Mtg., School Tuesday, October 30th No Scheduled Events Wednesday, October 31st 12:00 3:00 Senior Leisure Club, Church Hall 7:30 Divine Mercy Group, Rectory 8:00 AA Meeting, Parish Center Thursday, November 1st 3:30 Children s Choir Rehearsal, School Friday, November 2nd 10:00 New Mom s Group, School 7:45 Boy Scouts, Cafeteria Saturday, November 3rd 9:20 Religious Education Classes, School Bldg. 9:45 Bible Study, Rectory 11:00 First Reconciliation, Church & Church Hall ST. MATTHEWS GUILD COUNTERS Counting Team # 4 is scheduled to count on November 4th P. Domondon, R. Leonard, N. Schlesinger & B. Bassen Sunday, November 4th 9:30 Daniel Mongelluzzo (Lyons Family) 11:30 Elizabeth Gulino (Family) and John Lesica (Wife & Children) 5:00 Parishioners of Sacred Heart PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL CONTACT BOX located in the church vestibule An exchange of ideas enriches our parish community. Share your thoughts with us! Members of the SHPPC

3 Item One: FROM THE PASTOR S DESK OPENING OF MASS BOOK FOR 2019 Nov., 1st and Nov., 2nd The Mass book for 2019 will open on November 1 and November 2. As we open the new book, I would like to share with you what Church Law states about Mass intentions and having Masses said for our loved ones, both living and deceased. Somehow, the custom arose in our parish of accepting more than one intention for a Mass. I am not sure when or how that practice started. However, the Code of Canon Law specifically Canon 948 states that you have one offering for each Mass. So, that means that there will not be the booking of more than one intention per Mass. That being said, in 1991, several bishops throughout the world, due to the dwindling number of priests, petitioned for a relaxation of the law. The decision was that the bishops could permit their priests to have a COLLECTIVE MASS. A COLLECTIVE MASS means that more than one intention is allowed at that Mass. Those requesting must know this and agree to combine their offering with others in a single Mass. Secondly, the time and place of the COLLECTIVE MASS must be made public. Bishop DiMarzio has given the priests of the Diocese permission to have a COLLECTIVE MASS. Therefore, the 11:30 A.M. Mass on Sundays will be a COLLECTIVE MASS. The intentions will all be listed in the bulletin and be read before the Mass as they are now. I can envision some Sundays where there will be only one intention at that Mass and others when there will be more than one. The offering for each name remains at $ The priest celebrant only receives one offering (referred to as a stipend) when he offers a COLLECTIVE MASS. The other offerings (stipends) go into a special fund called the Clergy Fund which is used to supplement the coverage of the monthly renumeration of priests for which the parish is responsible and, if possible, assist in the payment of insurance and pension premiums, which otherwise would need to be satisfied from ordinary parish funds. (The Clergy Fund is also where the offerings of Baptisms, Funerals, Weddings, All Souls Day, Mother s Day, Father s Day intentions are deposited). We also have a Purgatorial Society in the parish. The names of those enrolled are not announced in the bulletin or individually at Mass. However, Mass will be said for all those enrolled in our Purgatorial Society on the third Saturday of every month. The rectory office will be open on Nov., 1st and Nov. 2nd for scheduling masses from 9:45 to 4:00. Item Two:: Order a Brick for the Prayer Garden Consider ordering a brick in memory of/or to honor a relative or friend. Order forms for the bricks can be found on the Sacred Heart Church website under the Announcements tab at sacredheartbayside-queens.org/ announcements/,be picked up at the rectory. Orders can be submitted up to October 30. Please mail the orders to Sacred Heart Church or drop the orders off at the rectory. After October 30, the next order for bricks won t come until the spring. A Blessing of the bricks that were planted in June 2018 will be held on October 28 after the 11:30am Mass.. AROUND THE PARISH First Reading: Jeremiah 31:7-9 Response Psalm: 126:1-2,2-3,4-5,6 Second Reading: Hebrews 5:1-6 Gospel: Mark 10:46-52 Eternal rest grant unto them O Lord please pray for the recently deceased: Louis A. Pia Edward Russo Mary Noone, Josephine & Joe Di Masa, Isabel Riccard,Robert Auricchio, Mary Graliher,Gloria LaMarca, Phyllis Cohen, Gary Davila, Louise Maraglia, David Perkins, Frances Scarpulla, Marge Murphy, Marie DeFini, Joan McGuirk,, Joan Carlino, Msgr. Vincent Fullam, Eddie Mullin,Evelyn Uyehara, Maureen Levinson, Yolanda & Teresa Lubano, Palma-Christine Piazza, Melissa Narayanan, Seraphina O Brien, Joseph Butler, Stephen B. Lake, Sr., Michael Roche, Rosemary LaTrace, Jean & Sal Marchese, Bill & Charlene Schubert, Bob Masterson, Marion Murphy, Peter Schmalz, Barbara Durante, Filomena Genatenpo, Mario Fantini, Josephine Scillitani, Edward Moriarty, Frank Pennacchio, Jack Schneider, Peter Passaretti, Mary Scuderi, Santa Figueroa and Vivian Wohlfarth. MILITARY PRAYER LIST -Captain Jon A. Marinucci, Pvt. 1st Class Eric Matthaey, Army, Capt. Peter Molineaux, Lt. Jonathan Fietkau, 101st Airborne,, Lt. Stanley Yoo, USMC, Lance Corp. Christopher Martinelli, Capt. Roberto Salas, III., Captain Terrence Leach, U.S. Marine Corp, Lance Cpl. Joel Basile, Army Captain Michael P. Conway, U. S. Navy Lt. Andrew Mays, U. S. Army Lt. Ryan Waldorf, and U. S. Army Nicholas Bassen.

4 BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT Next meeting Nov., 6th at 7:30pm Our bereavement group meets once a month on the first Tuesday in the Church Hall. Enter on 215 Place between 36 th/ 38 th Avenues. Our bereavement support meetings are informative and educational and are designed to help the mourner through the initial stages of grief. For info., call Sister Kathleen at The Bread & Wine for this week s liturgies are offered in memory of John Kane (McLaughlin & Barnes Families) We invite you. The RCIA Team and Sacred Heart Family invite you, a relative or a friend on a journey to find that special relationship and enrich your life with Christ. The RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults) aims to guide adults to full membership in the Catholic Faith. If you are interested in joining our faith family or if you are interested in completing your sacramental involvement please call Mrs. Georgette Lyons our Director of Religious Education at The Altar Candles & Sanctuary Lamp for this week s liturgies are offered in memory of Ellen Mitchell (Edie Miozzi) SACRED HEART LEISURE CLUB Next meeting Oct., 31st. Our club meets from 11:00AM to 3:00PM in the lower church hall every other Wednesday. We provide a comfortable atmosphere where seniors can greet and meet one another. If you are not a member of the club, please feel free to come down and see what we do and who we are. A $3 entrance fee entitles you to coffee or tea and a Danish pastry. Games such as Pokeno, scrabble, poker, and bingo are played. Come by yourself or bring a friend. All are welcome! For more information, call Sister Kathleen at OPERATION SOCK DROP Help Support Homeless Veterans In honor of Veteran s Day Sacred Heart is sponsoring a drive to give back to the men and women who have protected our country. Please donate a new pair of socks which will be delivered to the Veteran s Hospital in the Bronx. Please drop the socks in the box left by the front door until Friday, Nov., 9th. Donations will be delivered to the hospital on Sunday, November 11th. If you have any questions please contact Tessie Cash at We welcome the following children baptized into our faith community of Sacred Heart Church in the month of October: Joel Antonio Estevez Lyla Rose Fulton Arya Ann Serafin Eryk Vincent Swiderski Easton James Underwood Cruz James Vargas

5 The following couple was married here at Sacred Heart Church in the month of October: Margaret Ann Zappitielli and Alex Justin Ferraris FAMILY MASS The next Family Mass will be held on Nov., 4th at 9:30 Mass. At the Baptism Ceremony parents are reminded that they are the first teachers of their children, teaching them in all things especially their faith. One of the best ways to do this is to attend Mass together as a family. We celebrate Family Mass monthly at Sacred Heart. Readings from the children s liturgies are used. Children s Choir -Sacred Heart has a Parish Children s Choir which performs at our Family Masses. All children that sing are welcome to join. Choir practice is held on the Thursday before the Family Mass at 3:30pm in the school. For information, call Mrs. Lyons, at The Family Mass Schedule follows: for 2018 December 2nd, for 2019 January 6th, February 3rd, February 10th, March 3rd, April 7th, May 5th & June 2nd. CHILDRENS L ITURGY OF THE WORD The next CLOW Mass will be held on Nov., 18th at 9:30 Mass. What is CLOW? During Mass, after the opening prayer, children Pre-K through 6th grade, are invited to go to the church hall to hear the readings of the day proclaimed and explained in age appropriate language. The children rejoin their families during the preparation of the gifts at the offertory. Younger children are often accompanied by their parents. For information, call Sr. Kathleen at The CLOW Mass schedule is as follows: for 2018 December 16th, for 2019 January 13th, February 24th, March 17th, April 14th, May 12th & June 16th. SPECIAL NEEDS PARENTS GROUP We invite parents/guardians with children/adults with all special needs or IEP s to join us to share and exchange ideas in an informal setting. Please join us for our meeting on Thursday, Nov., 8th at 10am Future meetings on Tuesday, Dec., 4th. Meetings held in Sacred Heart Religious Education Office Located in the school building. For info., please contact Mrs. Georgette Lyons at NEW MOTHER S CLUB Monday morning from 10am to 12 noon. & Friday mornings from 10am to 12 noon. The Sacred Heart Parish New Mother s Club is for parents (includes grandparents & sitters) and their young children. No Dues, No Registration is necessary. On Fridays, Ms. Patricia LaProvidenza will lead the group on Friday mornings. Both groups use an easily accessible classroom in the school. The room has toys and books. Our goal is to create a relaxing environment for both parents and children to meet with one another. We then meet twice a week through June except when the school is closed. All are invited to come to one or both sessions. Info., call Mrs. Lyons at

6 CUB SCOUT PACK 49 WREATH SALE Purchase a beautiful wreath, spray, tree or centerpiece and support our cub scouts! Order at Sacred Heart Church after masses on October 27th & 28th. Pay with cash or check payable to Pack 49 Wreaths will be available for pick up the weekend of December 1st & 2nd Our Cub Scouts thank you for your support! THANKSGIVING FOOD COLLECTION Nov., & Nov., We invite you to bring canned goods, cereals, pastas, etc to the church on either of the above weekends. Tables will be set up in the vestibule. Gift certificates for turkeys and monetary contributions will be gladly accepted. This collection benefits: St. Joseph s School for the Deaf St Joseph Patron Church, St. Lucy/St. Patrick Church, St. Bonaventure/Benedict Moor Church, The Dorothy Bennett Children s Ctr. (individual families) VOLUNTEERS WILL BE NEEDED TO SORT THE FOOD IN THE CHURCH HALL. Thursday, Nov., 15th at 10am. If you have grocery bags please bring them with you. Contact Sr. Kathleen at for information. BOY SCOUT TROOP 49 BAKE SALE & Turkey Raffle Sunday, November 4th, (AFTER ALL SUNDAY MASSES (9:30am, 11:30am, 5pm) Church Hall Homebaked: cookies, cakes, breads & pies. will be available for purchase. Free complimentary Coffee Boy Scout Troop 49 of Sacred Heart Church is a very active troop of 40 boys. We try to go camping once a month (through sun, rain or snow). In order to fund our activities we rely on fund raisers like our annual Bake Sale and Turkey Shoot. Boy Scout Troop 49 would greatly appreciate your support.

7 REGISTRATION FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR IS ONGOING CLASSES are held on SATURDAY at 9:20am. Our program is for children in public or private schools. The Diocese requires two years of religious instruction to receive the sacrament of communion. This program is for children first thru eight grade, older children and special needs children. If you wish to register a child for classes, please call Mrs. Georgette Lyons, Director of Religious Education at The registration form is available at the parish website at SACRED HEART ACADEMY Registration for School Year is ongoing If you would like information about our Academy, or would like to tour the Academy, please call Mrs. Maryann Cooke, Principal at Sacred Heart Academy BOX TOPS FOR EDUCATION Sacred Heart Catholic Academy has the potential to earn several thousand dollars per year For those of you not familiar with Box Tops, General Mills has a program that pays $0.10 for every Box Top that we submit to them. Please cut or tear the Box Top Logo off the product. It does not have to be trimmed neatly, just be sure that you don t cut off the expiration date or product acronym. Leave your Box tops in the box at the main entrance to the church. For additional information you can visit the Box Tops for Education website at: Thank you for all your efforts and support of our school. THE LOUNGE Thursday s afterschool from 3pm to 5pm. Takes place in the rectory basement. Primarily for Middle School students. Students can play games, do homework, eat snacks, and do various art projects in a safe space. The SESSION Sunday Nights from 6:30pm to 8pm Takes place in the rectory basement. Primarily for High-School students. At the session students see videos, have discussions, play music. EVENTS TO COME: Coming Soon, events for parents and families involving youth ministry. Call Brandon Morel our Youth Minister at

8 IN THE DIOCESE OPEN HOUSE INFORMATION DIOCESAN LENTEN PILGRIMAGE To The Holy Land Bishop Neil Tiedemann, Spiritual Director and Msgr. Kieran Harrington, Chaplain March 7 15, 2019 For a brochure contact Prestige Worldwide Tours samatha@pwwtours.com COMMUNITY AFFAIRS MOLLOY COLLEGE 1000 Hempstead Ave., Rockville Centre, N. Y. Fall Open House Sunday, November 11, pm Tel DEANERY EVENTS AUTO DONATION ASSOCIATED VINCENTIAN CHARITIES OF BROOKLYN Money goes back to your local parish DONATE YOUR AUTO/ Running or Not IRS Tax Deduction, Free Towing, Any Condition Any Model CALL BAYSIDE HISTORICAL SOCIETY SEEKS VOLUNTEERS Volunteers are needed to help with its Grandmother s Trunk Program at Fort Totten, working with students from K through 5 (weekday mornings, flexible commitment, training provided. Please call or info@baysidehistorical.org. OUR LADY OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT rd Street Ciara Greene School of Irish Step Dancing Lessons offered Tuesday for children and adults. Location School Cafeteria, info contact CiaraGreene@ymail.com or (347) or DEANERY INFORMATION SISTERS OF LIFE Have you suffered an abortion? Experience God s love and mercy and begin the journey of healing. Please call the Sisters of Life: or hopeand healing@sistersoflife.org. For men, call Theresa Bonopartis at Lumina: or lumina@postabortionhelp. ST. JOHN S UNIVERSITY The St. John s University Speech and Hearing Center will be offering FREE speech and hearing screenings now through December 11, Please call the center at to schedule an appointment. The Center is located at Union Turnpike, Flushing, N. Y. CHURCH ON THE HILL th Avenue, Flushing, N Y. ANNUAL HARVEST FESTIVAL Saturday, Nov., 10th 10am to 4pm. Join us for our Annual Harvest Festival! Shop from local vendors, Christmas gifts and jewelry. Visit our country store for home baked goods and frozen meals. Take a family or holiday photo with Santa. Lunch available for purchase from noon to 2pm. QUEENS DEANERY # 5 Sacred Heart St. Anastasia St. Robert Bellarmine OLBS St. Josaphat American Martyrs St Kevin OL of Snows Holy Family St. Gregory the Great Like us on Facebook:facebook.com/ Queensdeanery5

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