October 29, th Sunday in Ordinary Time

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1 Church: 854 Midland Avenue, Yonkers, Phone: Fax: Webpage: School: 40 Brewster Avenue, Yonkers, Phone: Fax: Webpage: MASSES Saturday Evening: 5:00 PM Sunday: 8:00 AM, 10:00 AM Solemn Mass with adult & children s choirs, 12:00 Noon Monday - Friday: 7:15AM and 8:30AM Saturdays: 8:30AM Holy Days: As Announced CONFESSIONS Saturdays from 4:00PM to 4:45PM in the Church except Holy Saturday DEVOTIONS The Rosary is recited daily at 8:10AM before the 8:30AM Mass Miraculous Medal Novena: every Monday after the 8:30AM Mass Novena in honor of St. Ann: every Tuesday after the 8:30AM Mass EXPOSITION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT Every Friday at 9:00 AM and ending with Benediction at 8:00 PM CATHOLIC BIBLE STUDY Every Tuesday from 7:30-8:30 PM in Fr. Anthony Hall SERVED BY Rev. Andrew P. Carrozza, Pastor Rev. James Annor-Ohene, Parochial Vicar Mr. Michael P. Vicario, Principal/D.R.E. Miss Gail Gavin, Parish Secretary Mr. Paul Loman, Director of Music PARISH ACTIVITIES Adult & Children s Choir Altar Servers Bereavement Support Group Bible Study, Fishers of Men Society Golden Agers Homebound Visitation & Ministers Knights of Columbus Lectors Sports Programs Teen Club Ushers COMMITTEES Parish Council Respect Life Committee BAPTISM Baptisms are held on Sundays at 1:00 PM in the chapel. To arrange a baptism, please contact the Rectory. MARRIAGE Arrangements should be made a minimum of six (6) months in advance. A marriage preparation program is required. SERVICE TO THE SICK If someone is homebound or in the hospital, please call the Rectory. Arrangements will be made for the person to be visited and to receive the Sacraments. R.C.I.A. Adults seeking to Enter the Catholic Church or complete their Christian Initiation should contact the rectory. PARISH MEMBERSHIP All new families are welcome to the parish, and every new family should be properly registered. If you move or change address, please notify the Rectory. October 29, th Sunday in Ordinary Time

2 St. Ann s Parish 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time October 29, 2017 Sun., Oct. 29, th Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:00AM Deceased members of the Rubeo & Liberati Families 10:00AM Michael Bastone 12 noon Antonella Massimi Monday, October 30, 2017 Weekday 7:15AM Deceased members of the Alfred Runco Family 8:30AM Angelo, Antonio & Anna Greco Tuesday, October 31, Weekday 7:15AM Deceased members of the Mario Brusco Family 8:30AM Tony Mastroangelo Wednesday, November 1, All Saints Day 7:15AM Intentions of the Celebrant 8:30AM Intentions of the Celebrant Thursday, November 2, All Souls Day 7:15AM All Souls Novena 8:30AM All Souls Novena Friday, November 3, Weekday 7:15AM All Souls Novena 8:30AM Osvaldo Calvi Saturday, November 4, St. Charles Borromeo, Bishop 8:30AM All Souls Novena Sun. Nov. 5, st Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:00PM Sat. Elizabeth Graziani 8:00AM All Souls Novena 10:00AM For St. Ann s Parishioners 12noon Alessandro, Lucia, & Pasquale Terrigno & Alex Ciccone Memorial This week Bread & Wine in loving memory of the DiMeglio, DeLaurentis & Ponziano Families Respect Life The Respect Life Rose & Candle is offered this week in loving memory of Donald P. DiDonato Priests Schedule for next Sunday, November 5, st Sunday in Ordinary Time Saturday 5:00PM - Fr. Carrozza Sunday 8:00 AM - Fr. Annor 10:00 AM - Fr. Carrozza 12:00 PM - Fr. Annor SUNDAY COLLECTION Last Sunday: $4,850 Weekly Automated Giving: $525 Total: $5,375 Last Year: $6, Weekly Operating Budget: $11,016 Thank you for your support Please pray for the following who are ill: Jose Garcia, Louis Cillo, Anne Leone, Michael P. Coyle, Tom Marinaccio, Rose Perrella, Benny Rivera, Vincent Soccodato, Maria Cadacia, Frances Smith, Josephine Cistica, Gregory Crotty, Josie Esposito, John McCain, Adam Martin, Phil Donovan, Susan Nagle, Robert Peterson, Paula Jones, Sgt. Edward Ryan, Dante Riccoboni, and Marilyn Laspina. And for those who recently died, especially Donald P. DiDonato, and Rev. John J. Coleman, may they rest in peace. III Banns of Marriage Kevin J. Meginniss & Briana R. Pigott Banns of Marriage I Kevin Kosar & Elizabeth Calgagni Mass Schedule for All Saints Day Wednesday, October 31 st - 7:30PM (Vigil) Tuesday, November 1 st - 7:15AM, 8:30AM & 5:00PM All Masses will be in the Main Church Page 2 482

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7 St. Ann s Parish 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time October 29, 2017 Should Catholics Celebrate Halloween? This week of course we celebrate Halloween. You may have encountered people who try to tell us that Christians should not celebrate Halloween because it glorifies evil and witchcraft and teaches children to embrace them. Well, my response to this is simple: Hockey Feathers! What better way to show that we do not fear Satan than mocking him? Remember, Halloween is short for All Hallows Eve, the night before All Saints Day. I like to think of it as saying to evil forces, Go ahead! Have your last hurrah, for tomorrow as we honor all the saints you will be tormented by your own decision to reject God! Catholics, then, of all people should most definitely celebrate Halloween! There are a few warnings, however, that we must observe! One is to remember that All Saints Day is a Holyday of Obligation, so we must make sure we attend Mass on November 1 st. Celebrating Halloween without celebrating All Saints Day misses the whole point! Secondly, this is especially for the junior high crowd damaging people and property is not an appropriate part of Halloween! Mock evil, don t participate in it! Finally and this is usually a caution we must remind adult revelers make sure your costume is not insulting to any good people, is not of a filthy nature, and is appropriate for you to be wearing. Imagine down the line if your child should find a photo of you in your costume! How would you explain THAT?! So go out and trick or treat, have fun at a Halloween party, but keep it safe, keep it clean, keep it appropriate, and GO TO MASS FOR ALL SAINTS DAY!!! Dear St. Ann s Parishioners, May the Lord give you His peace! Thank you for your generous support of our Pater Noster food pantry for the poor. As we approach Thanksgiving, we are hoping to provide our neighbors with food for a special meal, and so although we are most happy to receive any donation of non-perishable food, we wanted to share our specific need for: cans of corn, green beans, sweet potatoes, and cranberry sauce; boxes of mashed potatoes and stuffing; gravy packets (NO GLASS), and non-perishable dessert items (cookies or hostess cakes). We would also gratefully receive any financial contributions to defray the cost of turkeys. We will gladly receive these items through the weekend of, November 11 th and 12 th. We pray that god will reward your generosity abundantly. Gratefully in Jesus, The Franciscan Sisters of the Renewal Congratulations! Congratulations to our newest altar servers who were installed at Mass last weekend: Casey Ennis Evan Levendos Laureta Lukic Sean Twomey May you always serve God well at His altar and in your daily life! You are invited St. Paul the Apostle Parish Christmas Fair Location: Cafeteria and Church Hall 602 McLean Avenue, Yonkers, NY Saturday, November 4, :00AM to 4:00PM Toys, Jewelry, Clothing, Furniture, Raffles and Prizes Galore! Have your picture taken with Santa! Vendors Welcome please call: Page 7 482