May 18th - Holy Rosary School

Church of the Holy Rosary * 718.379.4432
Our Parish Celebration for the
Residents in our Nursing Homes and our Homebound
Dear Holy Rosary Parishioner….
Be a part of the special day!
Date:
Place:
Schedule:
Friday – May 30th
Mass in the Church and the Luncheon in Father Winters Hall
Mass at 11AM followed by the Luncheon until 2 PM
We ask our parishioners to help set up, serve and clean up. Donations of food are needed
as follows:
Food…
Trays * of ziti with plain (no meat) tomato sauce only [do not bake]
Trays * of meatballs with sauce [small meat balls]
* Tray Size: 11¾ x 9¼ x 2½
For the cold platter:
Turkey - Ham Potato Salad
Desserts:
Pound Cakes and Plain soft butter cookies
If you can help in any form or are interested in the Nursing Home Ministry, please use the
tear off below and return to the rectory or place in next Sunday’s collection.
God bless you for all that you do and continue to do…..
The Parish & Nursing Home Ministry Mass and Luncheon
Committee
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I am pleased to participate in this day for our Nursing Home residents in the following
way(s):
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I will be happy to donate ___ tray(s) of ziti and / or ___ tray(s) of meatballs with sauce
___ lbs. of : ___ turkey ___ ham ___ potato salad
___ plain soft butter cookies or ___ pound cakes
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I will help with the day’s event: ____ setting up ____ serving ____ cleaning up
[Please print name legibly.]
Name: ________________________________
Evening telephone number: ___________________
Cell telephone number: ___________________
SUNDAY, May 18, 2014
FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
SUNDAY, May18
7:15 (Italian) Eugenio DiPaolo [Living]
8:30 Hannah O’Garro
10:00 Rosella A. LoPresti
11:30 Antonino & Antonina Randazzo
1:00 Deceased Members of the Holy Rosary Senior Club
MONDAY, 19
7:00 Emmanuel & Brigid Akaenyi
9:00 Emmanuel & Brigid Akaenyi
TUESDAY, May 20 – St. Bernardine of Siena
7:00 Pro – Populo
9:00 Louisa Malavenda
WEDNESDAY, May 21 – St. Christopher Magallanes
7:00 Francisco Rodriguez
9:00 Attilio Dominga Giani
THURSDAY, May 22 – St. Rita of Cascia
7:00 Mary & Frank Devanny
9:00 Albert Prudenti
FRIDAY, May 23
7:00 Francisco Rodriguez
9:00 Agatino Miuccio
SATURDAY, May 24
9:00 Josephine Zimmerman
5:00 Lawrence Centrilla
SUNDAY, May 25
7:15 (English) Pro – Populo
8:30 Gio An Vu Luan & Maria Do Ngat
10:00 Giovanni Scaccalossi
11:30 Rolando Moreno, Jr.
1:00 Father Michael Achanyi [Living]
LITURGICAL MINISTERS FOR MAY 24 / 25
LECTORS
5:00 T. Andres
7:15 C. Bele
8:30 C. Rodriguez
10:00 Family Mass
11:30 K. Reed
1:00 L. DiJusto
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION
5:00 M. A. Piti / G. Douglas … Host: C. Rivera
7:15 E. DiPaolo
8:30 E. Anthony / C. & J. Testa … Host: B. Diaz
10:00 C. Harris / L. Severino / H. Corbie …
Host: N. Severino
11:30 J. Anyansi / M. Micalizzi… Host: L. Rahman
1:00 J. Delevan / N. Hill … Host: T. Delevan
ALTAR SERVERS
5:00 N. Maris / C. Peckham / K. Stacey
8:30 D. Boucaud / D. & T. Tran
10:00 J. Bennett / B. Dinh – Le / N. Scotland
11.30 V. Barreto / S. Bell / C. & S. Colon
1:00 C. & K. Ananwu / T. Figueroa
SUNDAY READINGS
First Reading: Acts 6: 1 – 7
During the early growth of the Church, the apostles realized
that they needed more disciples in order to carry out effectively
the ministry of the Church. The community selected seven
men, one of whom was Stephen.
Second Reading: 1 Peter 2: 4 – 9
Citing many uses of the word “stone” in the sayings of Jesus
and in the Old Testament, Peter urges the Christians to be
“living stones...an edifice of spirit.”
Gospel: John 14: 1 – 12
In this beautiful passage from the words of Jesus at the Last
Supper, Jesus promises that he is preparing a place for the
apostles. He tells them, “I am the way, and the truth, and the
life; no one comes to the Father but through me.”
When Philip asks Jesus to show them the Father, Jesus
answers, “Whoever has seen me has seen the Father.”
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READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Acts 14: 5 – 18 / Jn 14: 21 – 26
Acts 14: 19 – 28 / Jn 14: 27 – 31a
Acts 15: 1 – 6 / Jn 15: 1 – 8
Acts 15: 7 – 21 / Jn 15: 9 – 11
Acts 15: 22 – 31 / Jn 15: 12 – 17
Acts 16: 1 – 10 / Jn 15: 18 – 21
PLEASE PRAY FOR …
Estrella & Myrna Alvarez,
Salvatore Amedeo, Mary L. Ball, Francis Bele, Kim Benack,
Linda Bravo, Olive Burke, Bernie Byrne, Phillip & Anthony
Capano, Carolyn Carr, Frank Caruso, Marianna Caruso,
Salvatore Caruso, Niki Catechis, Joseph Cavazzini, Christina
Celantano, Lorna Courtney, Theresa Coutain, Anna Cristina,
Michael Dannucci, Audia DeJesus, Helen DeAlto, Rosemarie
DeNegris, Cynthia Dukes, Marie Echevarria, Rosa Echevarria,
Laticia Elliot, Marie Ferrari, Domenica Frega, Beatrice Galeano
de Maduro, Frank Gervasi, Leniore Griffith, Natalie Griffiths, Iris
Grubler, Elsie Haberfelner, James Heame, Marilyn Iarossi,
Mary Iorio, John Joseph, Singh Latchman, Theresa Lewis,
Maurice Lisby, Connie Lorelli, Brunilda Mandozza, Anthony
Masterangelo, Jim Messenger, Anthony Militello, Alisa Nicovic,
Wendyann Ocasio, Carmen Ortiz, Jose Ortiz, Beth Pagan,
Vincenza Petrone, Mary Pirro, Angelina Rader, Michael
Ramirez, Giuseppe Regina, Iris Rivera, Dorothy & Elvira
Santomauro, Arthur Simmons, Valerie Stevens, Eva Tomaino,
Beverly Lynda Warner, Karen Williamson and all of our
homebound and the residents of our local Nursing Homes.
+ PARISH MISSION STATEMENT +
We, the people of Holy Rosary Parish, have been joined
together into a family of faith since 1925. In our communal
participation in the worship of the Lord, we are nourished
in Word and Sacrament and we are sent forth to bring the
Good News of Salvation to all. We endeavor to proclaim
the Gospel by both word and deed. We welcome all who
come to our house of worship as true sisters and brothers
and we pledge ourselves to the service of those in need in
our parish family, in our neighborhood, and in our greater
community.
MONDAY – THURSDAY:
8AM – 9PM
FRIDAY: CLOSED
SATURDAY: 9AM – 5PM
SUNDAY: SEE YOU IN CHURCH
BANNS OF MARRIAGE
III Andrew Leone – Antonella Mallozzi
THE PILGRIM STATUE OF OUR LADY OF FATIMA
will be with Carmen S. Rivera, May 18 – 24.
THE TRAVELING DIVINE MERCY IMAGE will be with
Patricia Sligh, May 18 – 24.
HOLY ROSARY SCHOOL
+ NEW REGISTRATIONS +
Holy Rosary School is currently accepting applications for the
2014-2015 school year for grades Pre-K (3 and 4 years olds)
through grade 8. We have limited scholarships available
and are currently offering a Free Full Day UPK. Please call
or stop by the main office to take a tour of the school and
receive additional information. Holy Rosary School tours are
available each morning and entrance exams are administered
each week. Please call us at 718.652.1838 for more details or
visit us on the web at www.holyrosaryschoolbronx.org
MAY MONDAY EVENINGS
MARIAN DEVOTIONS
7:30 – 8:30 PM
EXPOSITION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT,
SCRIPTURAL ROSARY & BENEDICTION.
BROWN SCAPULAR INVESTITURE
THIS Monday during the Marian Eucharistic Holy Hour at
7:30 PM. Scapulars will be provided.
DINNER DANCE 2014 * SAVE THE DATE
Sunday, October 19, 2014 at Beckwith Pointe
in New Rochelle. Cocktails 3-4PM, Dinner 4-8PM.
PRIESTHOOD ORDINATION
The 2014 Cardinal’s Annual Stewardship Appeal is nearing its
conclusion! Did you send in your pledge yet? Cardinal Dolan is
asking for your support of the vital ministries, programs and
services provided through the Appeal. Please fill out your
pledge card and send it downtown. Envelopes are
available in the church lobby. Your generosity is greatly
appreciated.
WE ARE ALMOST THERE!!
GOAL: $70,000
PLEDGED TO DATE: $68,714.00
PAID TO DATE: $44, 498.00
NUMBER OF GIFTS: 274
AVERAGE GIFT: $250.78
Our summer seminarian, Deacon Michael Folefac Achanyi, will
be ordained to the Priesthood by Cardinal Dolan on NEXT
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Saturday, May 24 at 9AM in St. Patrick’s Cathedral. He will
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offer his First Mass here on NEXT Sunday, May 25 at 1PM
with a Parish reception to follow. Please pray for him and all
the others ordained.
PLEASE CONSIDER MAKING THE SAME PLEDGE
YOU MADE LAST YEAR!
THANK YOU!
PARISH CELEBRATION OF COUPLES MARRIED
25 & 50 YEARS
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June 1 – 11:30 AM Mass. Call the Rectory to register.
JOIN HOLY ROSARY MEDIA TEAM! - We need your
time & talent. If you have an interest in computers, electronic
media, photography, public relations or Web design, please
join us! Help us put Holy Rosary on the Map! Contact Michael
at 718.877. 6701 or email [email protected].
ALBERT EINSTEIN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA - THIS
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Sun, May 18 at 3PM. Schubert Overture in D major in the
Italian Style, Mozart Symphony No. 39 in E-Flat major, K.543
Beethoven Symphony No.2 in D major, Op. 36.Robbins
Auditorium – Forchheimer Building at Albert Einstein College
of Medicine, 1300 Morris Park Ave. Contributions Suggested.
A BENEDICTINE RETREAT – The New York Chapter of
St. Meinrad’s Archabbey Oblates invites you to deepen your
faith through the path of St. Benedict. Join presenter Fr.
Adrian Burke OSB at the Mariandale Retreat Center in
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Ossining, NY from Fri., August 29 at 5PM to Sunday, Aug.31
at 2PM. “Clothed in the New Self: Christ is All in All” will help
us reflect on our encounter of God in the ordinary, and how to
cultivate our awareness of God’s presence as the basis for a
“new self” which we are each called to become by grace and
human freedom as we move in the direction of God’s Kingdom.
For information and reservations, please contact Paul Muhs at
516.249.6567.
THE EUCHARISTIC PRECEPT + EASTER DUTY
All Catholics are to receive Holy Communion during the Easter
Season. Church Law states in Canon 920:
1. All the faithful, after they have been initiated into the Most
Holy Eucharist, are bound by the obligation of receiving
Communion at least once a year.
2. This precept must be fulfilled during the Easter season
unless it is fulfilled for a just cause at some other time
during the year.
The dioceses of the United States have an indult that allows
the Easter Duty to be satisfied from the First Sunday of Lent to
Trinity Sunday.
THROGS NECK LITTLE LEAGUE OUTDOOR FLEA
MARKET & STREET CARNIVAL – Throgs Neck Blvd &
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Harding Ave., Thurs. to Sun. – May 29 to June 1 . Vendors
wanted. Kiddie rides, concessions, all new merchandise, ample
parking, baseball games all weekend, free admission. Call
Frank at 718.822.8232 or 718.409.6484 [Evenings].
LOCAL SPECIAL OLYMPICS NEEDS VOLUNTEERS
The local Special Olympics for Adults with Intellectual
disabilities needs volunteers. You need not be athletic yourself,
just have a big heart! IF you can help, please call Carole at
718.430.0367.
PASTORAL COUNCIL NOMINATIONS
AND
SELECTION OF NEW MEMBERS
The Nominating Committee of the Council is
requesting your suggestions for names of potential new
members for the 2014 – 2017 term. A summary of “The
Constitution of the Pastoral Council of the Church of the
Holy Rosary - The Bronx” detailing the purpose,
membership, eligibility, term and meeting schedule
requirements of a member has been posted in both the front
and back lobbies. For those wishing to nominate themselves or
someone else, see forms in the church lobby. Nominations are
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open until Wednesday, May 21 . The selection and installation
of new members will take place at the 1:00 PM Mass Sunday,
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June 1 .
HOLY ROSARY SCHOOL
Attention Alumni!
Holy Rosary School is developing an alumni database. If you
are a graduate of Holy Rosary, we are interested in you!
Please contact us through the school office (718.652.1838) or
via email at [email protected].
†HOLY ROSARY RELIGIOUS EDUCATION †
Registration for the School Year 2014 – 2015
Children who attend public school K - HS should be registered.
These classes include preparation for the Sacraments. Sessions
are held in the school building on Saturday mornings from
8:45AM – 10:00AM, September through May. Please call our
Coordinator Mrs. Tedeschi at 718.654.9381. The fee is $75 for
each child. NOTE: A COPY OF YOUR CHILD’S BAPTISMAL
CERTIFICATE
MUST
ACCOMPANY
ALL
NEW
REGISTRATIONS.
BRING SOME FOOD WITH YOU TO CHURCH
NEXT WEEK AND HELP FEED THE HUNGRY!
The Franciscan Sisters of the Renewal at Our Lady of
Guadalupe Convent (in St. Ann’s Parish on Bainbridge
Avenue) collect food for the poor which they distribute weekly
to the needy in their Bainbridge neighborhood. Holy Rosary
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collects food for them on the 4 weekend of every month. So
please bring in one of the following items and leave them in
the Church vestibules.
+ Canned vegetables, beans, soups and fruits
+ Bags of dry rice and beans
+ Bags or boxes of dried pasta
+ Containers of oatmeal, cornmeal and grits
+ Boxes of cereal
The sisters distribute food every Thursday morning to about
100 families who come to the convent door. Since most of the
families have children, the sisters also request juice boxes and
some treats like cookies, candies, chips, pretzels and the like.
PENTECOST WEEKEND
HOLY ROSARY’S
ANNUAL MULTICULTURAL FESTIVAL
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SATURDAY, JUNE 7
FROM 1PM – 5PM
MULTICULTURAL MASS
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SUNDAY, JUNE 8 AT 1PM
+ SUNDAY TITHE +
The people of our Holy Rosary Parish Family gave back to the
Lord for the upkeep of His House during the month of April an
average of $9,336.46 per week.
If you are not currently using the envelope system, would you
please consider doing so? Contact the Rectory for information.
Thank you for your generous support! Remember, you make it
happen!
Consider this: Whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and
whoever sows bountifully will also reap bountifully. Each must do as
already determined, without sadness or compulsion, for God loves a
cheerful giver. (2Cor 9, 6)
SERRA CLUB OF THE BRONX
AND WESTCHESTER
Chaplain: Fr. Robert A. Quarato
HELENE SHEPARD OF CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA WILL BE THE GUEST SPEAKER AT OUR
MONTHLY LUNCHEON MEETING
TOPIC: CDA THE HEART & HANDS OF CHRIST
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ON WEDNESDAY MAY 28 AT 12 NOON
EASTWOOD MANOR - 3371 EASTCHESTER ROAD
FOUR COURSE LUNCHEON ONLY $25
CALL JANICE AND SIDNEY BROWN AT 718.671.8915
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BY MONDAY MAY 26 IF YOU ARE COMING.
Come join us in praying and working for Vocations
to the Priesthood and the Religious Life!
10 TIPS FOR PRAYING THE FAMILY ROSARY MORE
DEVOUTLY, ESPECIALLY WITH CHILDREN
1. Avoid forcing or punishing anyone to pray the rosary
– let it be a privilege and pleasure.
2. When someone has to be absent for the rosary, let
them know they will be missed.
3. Younger children may not be able to participate in the
entire rosary because it is too long.
4. Choose a time that is convenient for most in the
group, let it be known as “Rosary Time”. It does not
have to be the same everyday.
5. Choose a special place that appeals to as many as
possible – before a picture or statue, at an outdoor
shrine, or even a bedside.
6. Vary the posture – kneeling, sitting, standing.
7. Let everyone be involved according to age and ability,
from quiet attending to leadership.
8. The family rosary should reflect the loving relationship
within the family – for example, a hug of peace could
conclude it.
9. Make the rosary inclusive. If there are guests, invite
them to share in it.
10. The rosary is a bouquet, a gift of love from your family
to Jesus and Mary.
http://www.familyrosary.org/
PRAY THE ROSARY EVERY DAY!
+ PARISH MEETINGS THIS WEEK +
RCIA
Adult Choir
Children’s Choir
May 20 7:30PM FWH-MSR
May 21 7:15PM Church
May 24 Noon Church
A NOTE TO OUR NON-CATHOLIC FRIENDS
Although we warmly welcome you to our parish Liturgies, we
cannot extend to you an invitation to receive Holy
Communion. The reception of Holy Communion is a sign of
Unity in Faith, and such unity does not exist between
Catholics and those who belong to other Christian groups.
That unity is something for which we are to pray. If you
would like to explore becoming a Catholic, please speak to
one of the Priests. You may find the U.S. Catholic Bishops’
GUIDELINES FOR THE RECEPTION OF COMMUNION
helpful. This document is found printed on the inside cover
of Today’s Missal in the pews.
It’s time to come home!
www.CatholicsComeHome.org
Looking for that right person?
www.catholicsingles.com
Young Adult Outreach
www.catholicnyc.com
A NOTE ABOUT BECOMING SPONSORS
FOR BAPTISM AND CONFIRMATION
It is a great honor to be asked to be a sponsor for Baptism or
Confirmation. The role of a “godparent” is to be an “other
parent” in matters of our holy Faith. That is why sponsors
must be practicing Catholics, 16 yrs of age or older,
having received Confirmation and currently living a good
Christian moral life. If the sponsor is married, that person
must be in a valid Church marriage. One sponsor is
required for Confirmation. It is customary to have two for
Baptism, in which case one must be male and the other
female.
A nominated sponsor is asked to get certification from his/her
current parish. This is a declaration by a priest/deacon that the
individual is qualified to be a sponsor according to Church Law.
To be so certified, the individual must be a current parishioner
of the particular parish where the certification is being sought,
and be known to the priest/deacon as being a faithful practicing
Catholic, attending Mass there regularly.
Unfortunately, at times, family members or friends are chosen
to be sponsors with good intentions, but are found to be
ineligible according to Church Law. Also, more and more,
people seem to think that they are still “parishioners” of their
childhood parish, where they attended school or received
sacraments years ago, while no longer living in the area or
attending Mass there regularly. It is important for all
individuals to be active members of their local Catholic
faith communities. The unfortunate fact is that some are
neither practicing Catholics nor faithful members of a parish
family and are thereby ineligible to become sponsors. Like all
other things in life, individual choices bring consequences.
Here, at Holy Rosary, Certificates of Sponsorship are
given by the pastor to registered members of the parish
who are practicing Catholics and who meet the above
mentioned criteria. Please see the pastor after Mass on
Saturday evening or Sunday to inquire about getting a
certificate.