01/03/16 - St. Joseph`s Parish

Office Hours
Parish Phone – 269-6635
Parish Website – http:\\www.stjosephskp.org
Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday:
9:00 AM to 12:00 noon,
1:00 to 4:00 PM
Wednesday:
9:00 AM to 12:00 noon,
l:00 to 5:00 PM
Friday:
9:00 AM to 12:00 noon
Saturday:
9:00 AM to 12:00 noon
l:00 to 5:00 PM
Sunday:
9:00 AM to 1:30 PM
Emergency calls may be made at any time.
Parish Regional School – Holy Family Regional
School is located at 2 Indian Head Road, Commack, NY.
It offers a Catholic Education for Nursery School
through Eighth Grade. For more information, please
call:
Phone – 543-0202
Website – www.holyfamilyregional.com
To schedule a tour of the School please contact
[email protected].
Celebrate The
the Sacraments
We Celebrate
Sacraments
The Sacrament of Baptism
Registration: Parents are asked to register at the Parish
Center at least a month before the date of Baptism.
Preparation: The Pre-Baptism program is held in the
school at 7:30 PM on the third Tuesday of every month.
Ceremony: Baptism is celebrated on the first, second
and fourth Sunday of the month at 1:30 PM.
The Sacrament of Matrimony
Arrangements for weddings should be made at least
eight months prior to the date of marriage.
The Sacrament of Reconciliation
In the Nazareth Chapel in the Parish Center on:
Saturday: 4:00 to 4:45 PM
Eve of Holy Days and of First Fridays: 4:00 to 4:45 PM
The Sacrament of the Sick
Arrangements for sacraments and visitation of the sick in
the home or hospital are arranged through the Parish
Center.
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA)
The RCIA is the current form of instruction for those who
wish to join the Catholic Church. If you have never been
baptized, confirmed or received First Holy Communion,
or are a member of another Christian Church and wish to
become a member of the Catholic Church, contact the
Parish Center at 269-6635.
Mass Intentions
January 4, 2016
Monday, January 4
7:00 Dan Donaghy
8:45 Mary Jo Tew - Catherine Donnelly and
Family
Tuesday, January 5
7:00 Diane Seaman - George Sucich
8:45 Alfred Pensavalle - Kathryn Sedlock
Wednesday, January 6
7:00 Mrs. Schadel - Ann and Jim Gaughan
8:45 Halina Staniczek - Kathryn Sedlock
Thursday, January 7
7:00 Gandolfo Iraggi - The Cartisano Family
8:45 Margaret Gerardi - Her Children and
Grandchildren
Friday, January 8
7:00 Frank J. and Frances A. Lule
8:45 Anthony Varlese - Catherine Maurer
Saturday, January 9
8:45 Patricia Dunne - Len Moss
5PM Lydia Garcia - Anita Rehrl
6:15 Joseph Haller - Carol Diamond
Sunday, January 10
7:30 Beatrice Kirby - Her Family
9:00 Ernest Prete - The Van Ophemert
Family
9:30 Purgatorial Mass
10:30 For Mass Guild Members
11:00 Joseph Haller - Marion Preisler
12:00 For All Our Parishioners
5PM Helen Dabrowski - The Rogers and
Rzemyk Family
Stewardship Is Our Way Of Life
Second Collection
Next Sunday’s second collection will
be for Facility Maintenance. Thank
you for your support.
Due to the bulletin deadline for the
holiday, the figures for this week’s
collection were not available. They will
be posted in next weekend’s bulletin.
From the Desk of Fr. Seán
‘‘I said to the man who stood at the gate of the year
‘Give me a light that I may tread safely into the unknown’
And he replied,
‘Go into the darkness and put your hand into the hand of God
That shall be to you better than light and safer than a known way!’
So I went forth and finding the Hand of God
Trod gladly into the night
He led me towards the hills
And the breaking of day in the lone East.
So heart be still!
What need our human life to know
If God hath comprehension.
In the dizzy strife of things
Both high and low,
God hideth His intention.’’
Minnie Louise Harkins 1875-1957
The dawning of a New Year evokes all sorts of emotions for each of us. There is the melancholy
of seeing another year come to its close and the wariness of what the year ahead might bring.
We know what we’ve had... we don’t know what we’re going to get. The year 2015 is not one
that many of us will look back on with fond memory ~ it brought its own unique challenges,
losses, and its ‘dizzy strife of things’. Hopefully, it also had its moments of happiness and
blessings for each of you as well. As I look back over the past 12 months, I am reminded of
challenges, sorrow and loss... and I also recall moments of great joy and happiness.
So what of 2016? Perhaps the way we initiate this New Year is to follow the suggestion of the
above poem ~ to place our hand into the Hand of God and allow Him to guide us gently and
steadily through the days that lie ahead. In the good that comes to you this New Year ~ thank
and bless God. In any misfortune and sorrow that may cross your path ~ trust that only God
can draw good from the worst that life can bring.
It’s no accident that the Solemnity of Mary ~ Mother of God is the threshold of the New Year.
The Church gives us her example and intercession as we embark on the journey of these next
365 days. Let us faithfully follow her example of complete trust and confidence in God and be
at peace, secure in the knowledge that she prays for us.
In 2016 may you discover in wonderful and surprising ways The
Infant King who was sought by Wise Men and shepherds... May
the year ahead be filled with the presence of Emmanuel ~ God
with Us... be mindful of the message of the Angel on that Wondrous Nite ~ ‘‘Be Not Afraid, I bring you tidings of great joy!’’
The intentions, hopes and prayers of each of you will be among
my intentions as I celebrate the First Masses of this New Year ~
God Bless Each and Every One of You!
Fr. Seán
Parish Events
Scouting News
St. Joseph’s Lucky Bucks
~ Save the Dates ~
St. Joseph’s Lucky Bucks
tickets are being sold in the
Parish Center during normal
business hours.
Tickets cost $1.00 each. A winner will be
chosen every three months and will win
half the amount that is collected. New
tickets will be sold on January 4, 2016.
Rosary Society
Rosary Society will meet for Mass and
Rosary on Monday, January 4th at 1:00
PM in the Nazareth Chapel. New members are welcome. No obligations except
prayer support to each other.
Dominican Village Open House
Dominican Village is a not-for-profit Independent and Assisted Living Rental Retirement
Community located in Amityville. They offer
outstanding programs, all-inclusive services
and bountiful amenities. They are holding an
Open House from 1:00 to 3:00 PM on the
following dates:
Saturday, January 9th
Thursday, January 14th
Saturday, January 23rd
Thursday, January 28th
For more information or to schedule a tour at
your convenience, please call 842-6091 or
[email protected].
Boy Scout Sunday Mass
Sunday, February 7, 2016 ~ 9:00 AM
Girl Scout Sunday Mass
Sunday, March 6, 2016 ~ 9:00 AM
All scouts are invited to attend in uniform.
Younger scouts will receive earned Catholic
medals at these Masses.
Altar Servers and EMs should get on the schedule for these dates.
All other scouts participating in the Masses
should register with Carolyn Flynn at 269-1145.
Hats, Gloves and Socks Needed
Marykate Haggerty and Amanda Hain,
students at Holy Family Regional
School, will be collecting men’s and
women’s hats, gloves and socks for the homeless on behalf of their Girl Scout Troop. Please
place any donations in the bin in the Atrium of
the Parish Center during normal business
hours. All items will be picked up on Sunday,
January 17, 2016 and delivered to the Grand
Central Neighborhood Shelter in New York
City. If you have any questions, please call 2620912. Thank you for your support and generosity.
Celebrate New Life
Parents, grandparents,
godparents, families and
friends are invited to
attend a Special Mass and
Blessing of Babies at 12:30
PM in Travis Hall on Sunday, January 10, 2016. The
blessing is for babies
baptized during 2015. There will be hospitality following the Mass.
Faith and Light Meeting
Friday, January 8th ~ 7:00 PM
St. Thomas More Church
115 Kings Hwy., Hauppauge, NY
Faith and Light is an international faith-sharing organization for people with developmental
challenges and their families and care-givers.
For information call Marcia and Jack Gaudet
at 439-9724.
Parish Events
Catholic Daughters of the Americas
Education Contest
Open to all Students
in Grades 4 - 12
and CDA Members
The Catholic Daughters of the Americas Court
Ave Maria invites all students in grades 4 to 12
and Adult Members to participate in the 2016
Education Contest. The themes of the contest
are: (Choose One)
‘‘We Are Stewards Of God’s Creation’’
and
‘‘How Do We Care For The Environment’’
It is a wonderful opportunity to share your
talents and your faith through original artwork
in the following categories:
Grades 4-5:
Grades 6-7-8:
Essay, Poetry, Art, Computer Art
Essay, Poetry, Art, Computer Art,
Music, Photography
Grades 9-10-11-12: Essay, Poetry, Art, Computer Art,
Music, Photography
Adult CDA Members: Poetry, Art, Computer Art,
Photography
You may contact Rosemary Geronimo at 2696297 for contest rules and all necessary forms.
The deadline for all submissions is February 1,
2016. Prizes will be awarded for first, second
and third place winners at local, state and
national levels.
Married Couples!
Are you looking for the perfect gift
for each other? A Worldwide
Marriage Encounter Weekend just
might be what you are looking for.
Renew, Restore, Refresh and Rekindle
Your Sacramental Relationship.
The next weekend on Long Island is scheduled
for February 12th –14th, 2016 at the Montfort
Spiritual Center in Bay Shore, NY. Space is
limited. For more information about the weekends or to apply, call 1-877-697-9963 or visit
our web site at www.wwme.org.
Katherine Martell Memorial
Scholarship for Nursing
In an effort to provide financial assistance to
two worthy candidates (male or female) who
wish to pursue a career as a Registered Nurse,
the Catholic Daughters of the Americas Court
Ave Marie #832, Kings Park, NY will award
two scholarships in the amount of $500.00
each. One award will be given to a graduating
senior from Kings Park High School or a child
or grandchild of a CDA Court Ave Maria member in good standing or a member of our JCDA
Court. The award will be paid in one lump
sum, to the student, upon receiving proof of
registration and payment of tuition to an accredited school of nursing. You may contact the
Parish Center for scholarship rules and the
necessary forms.
Scripture Reflection
The Epiphany Of The Lord
All nations are invited to sing the
Lord’s praises for they have been
called to hear the good news and
worship the long awaited Messiah
and King with the gift of their lives.
Epiphany gets its name right here, in the
story of the three astrologers from the East.
They saw a sign in the heavens, correctly
understood it and chose to follow it no matter
the personal costs. These three are fearless
pilgrims, walking in the tiny light of a star,
traveling by faith. They are called wise because they search the heavens and their
dreams for direction from a source they cannot name. And in their zeal, they find the One
they are looking for.
The astrologers were the first Gentile followers of Jesus. Without the benefit of Scripture
or the stories of salvation, without religion
and its rituals, they made their way into the
presence of Christ. Many have since followed
in their winding footsteps, through many
places and years, searching for the light that
they do not entirely understand but are willing to risk everything for. Mainstream religion
tends to scorn them, banish them to the New
Age, ridicule their search. But some of them
will find their way to the light, with or without our encouragement.
We are challenged to locate the doorway to the
new Jerusalem in your life – in those who
gather in worship, in a place, or a circumstance – and work to keep that door wide
open. Commit yourself to being open to the
sacred, and give encouragement to those who
are struggling to find their way to the light.
St. Vincent de Paul
The St. Vincent de Paul Society would like to
thank all the parishioners who were so generous this Christmas season.
We would also like to thank all the communiy
organizations for their support and the KPFD
for their donation of food from the Christmas
Parade. You all helped to make it possible for
us to serve the needs of our clients. God’s
blessing to you all!
Guild Mass Intentions
The following members will be included in the
Mass Guild Intentions at the 10:30 Mass beginning January 10th, January 17th, January 24th
and January 31, 2016. (*indicates Mass is for
the living)
For:
Sonny Orlando
Lawrence Taffner
James Lewis
James Lewis
James Lewis
Maryann and
Kenneth Breed *
Anslem Reynolds
From:
Barbara Stirnweis
The Tuttle Family
Bob and Gerry Creighton
Noel and Ann Carey
Knights of Columbus
Council 821
Geraldine and Nick
Guneri
Geraldine and Nick
Guneri
St. Michael’s High School, East NY
Class of 1966 Reunion
Graduates of St. Michael’s High School Class of
1966 are organizing a 50th Anniversary Reunion
for June, 2016. A planning committee is compiling a list of graduates and needs up-to-date
contact information. If you are a graduate or
know a graduate from the class of 1966, please
send your contact information to:
S. Pat Koehler, O.P.
450 Round Hill Road
Roslyn Heights, NY 11577
or
[email protected]
Worldwide Marriage Encounter
The search is underway for
Longest Married Couple in the U.S.
Do you think you know who they are?
Maybe it’s your parents... grandparents…
That nice couple who live down the street…
Nominating a couple is easy! Just send their
names, wedding date and where they live and
your contact information to:
[email protected]
Nominations accepted until January 10, 2016.
Winners will be announced February 2016 to
celebrate World Marriage Day.
Nominate a couple you know today!
Pastoral Care
Religious Education
Minister to the Sick and Homebound
Office Hours
If you have a family member who is
homebound and would like to
receive the Eucharist, please call
the Parish Center at 269-6635 to
make arrangements.
Monday ~ Wednesday
10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Thursday
11:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Fridays ~ Closed
Additional Times Available by Request
If you or a loved one are in one
of our local hospitals, please
call the Parish Center so that
a Pastoral visit can be made.
Class Times
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Dignity of Life Issues
‘‘Regardless of our circumstances and whether
people acknowledge it, nothing and no one can
take away our God-given dignity.’’
~ USCCB 2015-16 Respect Life Program
‘‘Maggie’s Story: Living like Dad’’
www.goo.gl/JKnvWc
Holy Hour
Holy Hour will be Friday, January 8th, from
9:30 to 10:30 AM in the Nazareth Chapel.
Life Center of Long Island
OUR MISSION
To promote, encourage and foster public sentiment and respect for the dignity of human life.
OUR SERVICES
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Sonograms by a licensed physician.
Crisis Intervention Counseling.
Post Abortion Counseling.
Hope Alive Counseling.
Pregnancy Tests.
Emergency Shelter.
Information and guidance on employment,
housing and continuing education.
Baby items such as cribs, car seats,
clothing, diapers.
Rachel’s Vineyard Retreats.
Natural Family Planning Classes.
Abstinence Education.
Training for crisis pregnancy services.
(516) 798-9100
www.lifecenterli.org
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1 – 6 Grade:
7th Grade:
8th Grade:
4:45 to 5:45 PM
7:00 to 8:00 PM
Please See Calendar
Classes resume
Monday, January 4, 2016
Grade 8
All meet on Thursday, January 7th at 7:00 to
8:30 PM in Classrooms. Saint Report is due.
Grade 7
No classes this week.
Memorials
Remembering Loved Ones
Many parishioners have expressed an interest
in making a monetary donation to cover the
cost of flowers or the cost of bread and wine
or Sanctuary Lamp for a period of one week,
usually in memory of a loved one, living or
deceased. If at any time you are interested in
making such a donation, please call the
Receptionist at the Parish Center (269-6635)
or stop in to make arrangements. An acknowledge- ment of your offering will appear
in the bulletin.
Main Altar Flowers ............................$75.00 each
or two pieces for $125.00
Blessed Mother’s Altar Flowers ................. $75.00
St. Joseph’s Altar Flowers ........................ $40.00
Bread and Wine ....................................... $25.00
Sanctuary Lamp ...................................... $25.00
Respect Life Rose ..................................... $10.00
Respect Life Rose
This week’s Respect Life Rose is In
Loving Memory of Susan J. Argiento ~
Always In Our Hearts ~ from Her Husband
and Family.
Sanctuary Lamp Memorial
The Sanctuary Lamp will burn this
week In Loving Memory of Jim Lewis
from Mary Gann and Family.
Bread and Wine Memorial
The Eucharistic Bread and Wine for
this week are for the Intentions of
Jane Przonek.
Religion and Rock
Tune into ‘‘Religion and Rock’’ with
Msgr. Jim Vlaun on Sunday from 7:00 to 8:00
AM on WBAB 102.3 FM. Next Sunday’s theme
is ‘Life’s Struggles’. Don’t forget to tune in!
Those Who Were Baptized
This past week the following children
were welcomed into the Church:
Carl Carmella, IV
Lorelai Schramm
Please Remember In Your Prayers
Those Who Are Sick
Bill Stottler, Ann Marie Gordon, Joel
Rapzker, Marion Mlodynia, Robert Schuster,
Anthony Arone, Denise Hahn, Richard
Affenit, Elizabeth Boyle, Ron Flood, Jessica
A., Mickey Murphy, Fr. Manly, Eric Kobus,
Catherine Healy, Michelle Hutchins, Michael
Ryan, Maxine Ryan, James Mahoney, Douglas
Corneille, Susan Bennardo, Anthony Ferrara,
Sandi Ferrara, Michael Ferrara, Theresa
Ferrara, Brianna Ferrara, Josephine Ferrara,
Peter Ferrara, Gerard Ferrara, Bernadette
Cicero, Gabriella Richter, Steven Richter, Sal
Marinello Jr., Joan Blom, Sharon Biasi, Toni
Ingenito, Anne Bernardi, Gail Torraca, Joy
Blom, Julie McDowell-Scott, Michael DiPippo,
Michael Gaudio, Patrick Dugan, Kathleen
Wagner, Loretta Commins, Blanche Komarek,
Nancy Nardi, Darlene DeNegres, Pauline
McDonnell, Theresa Carioscia, Jack Sinnegan,
Vincent Palmieri, Jessica Wolin, Evan Wolin,
Donald Kuhn, Audrey Graf, Kathleen
Cmarada-Saldana, Silvestri Triplets, Lisa
Sayar, Debbie Neri, John Weber, Katherine
Ansbach, Connie Anderson, Christopher
Mullaney, Gloria Leggrottaglie, Thomas
Roberts, Oscar Barahona, Kathy Worshman,
Susan Bennardo, Frank Wojcik, Gabe Jaen,
Louis Ranucci, Nadine Melnik, Al Snolis,
Rosemarie Carroll, Frank Genna, Kathleen
Casey, Loretta Tucker, Robert Ansbach,
Anthony J. DiDonato, Amy Whittaker
Those Who Have Died
James Lewis
Marie Giattino
Elizabeth Schreiner
Please Remember In Your Prayers
Those In The Service
LTC Aaron Allgeyer, US Airforce
PFC Kiersten Armstrong, US Army
Sgt. Michael J. Bang, US Army
CPO Louis Barani, US Navy
Lt. Timothy Barnikel, US Navy
Airman James Tyler Bartram, US Airforce
Ensign Barbara K. Beal, US Navy
A1C Byron S. Beal, US Airforce
Sgt. William Beisler, US Army
Cpl. Ken Boss, USMC
LCpl. Ronnie Brandafino, USMC
Airman Nicholas Buttgereit, 106th Air Rescue, Air Guard
1st Lt. James Byler, USMC
Cpl. Jesse Callahan, USMC
PFC Ryan Canedo, USMC
Sgt. Paul Canedo, USMC
Pvt. 1st Class Frank Capozzoli, III, USMC
PFC David Caulfield, US Army
Staff Sgt. Michael Cavezza, 82nd Airborne
1st Lt. Adam Cecil, 82nd Airborne
1st Lt. Robert Cilla, US Airforce
Cpl. Robert Conaghan, US Army
Specialist Jason Dennington, US Army
Sgt. Mark Dennington, US Army
Sgt. Patrick Doherty, US Army
PFC Chris Digangi, USMC
Staff Sgt. James T. Drew, US Army
LCpl. Peter Dudek, USMC
PFC Robert Elsmore, US Army
PFC Patrick. Fagan, USMC
Captain Michael Farrell, USMC
PFC Steaven Flannery, US Army
Lt. Lauren O’Neill Fleming, US Navy
Commander Edward Galvin, US Navy
Captain Peter Gerboth, US Army
Pvt. John Giacalone, US Army
Staff Sgt. Laura Ann Hagmeyer, US Airforce
LTC Jim Halloran, US Army
Col. Brian Hand, US Airforce
Major Emily Harris, US Airforce
Sgt. Cory Holdorf, USMC
1st Lt. Brian Holleran, US Army
Major Sean Hood, US Army
LCDR Diane Howell, USNR
Lt. J.G. Michael Hyne, US Coast Guard
Major Lucian Icardi, US Army
LCpl. Michael Johanidesz, USMC
Pvt. Brendan Johnston, US Navy
Lt. Brian K. Johnston, US Airforce
Lt. Kevin W.F. Johnston, US Army
Col. Corey Keppler, US Airforce
Pvt. Daniel Kuhlmann, US Army
Lt. Keith M. Laffman, US Navy
Seaman Joseph Leahy, US Coast Guard
Commander Steve Marty, US Navy
Spc. Scott Michael Molloy, US Army
CWO2 Frank E. Marano, III, US Navy
T. Sgt. Michael R. Marotta, US Airforce
Ranger Brian McGuire, US Army
Sgt. Michelle Meyers, US Army
2nd Lt. Matthew F. Moore, US Army
Sgt. Donald Norton, US Army National Guard
Cpl. Robert A. O’Connell, USMC
Lt. Commander Patrick O’Reilly, US Navy
Lt. Timothy O’Reilly, US Navy
Cpl. August R. Oetting, III, USMC
Lt. Alexandra Ostebo, US Army
Admiral Thomas Ostebo, US Coast Guard
Captain Donald Pagel, Jr., USNR
LCpl. Cory Paradine, USMC
FM Henry J. Perez, US Navy
Captain Carl Petersen, US Navy
Col. Chris Reimer, US Army
Airman Dylan Revere, Airforce
Pvt. Joey Rinaldo, USMC
LCpl. Edward F. Salmon, IV, USMC
Captain Shaun Salmon, US Army
FC2(SW) Nicholas Scott, US Navy
Staff Sgt. Frank Segreto, US Airforce
PFC Rick Silecchio, US Army
1st Lt. Douglas M. Sparacio, US Airforce
LTC Jeffrey Starke, US Army
Airman Michael Strombelline, US Airforce
Commander Edward J. Sullivan, US Navy
Lt. Commander Colleen Symansky, US Coast Guard
Pvt. 1st Class Michael Richard Theiss, US Army
Commander Michael Tutoro, US Coast Guard
SRA Brendan Johnson, US Airforce
LCpl. Brian Weiyler, USMC
ET, SS Thomas Wiese, US Navy
Sr. Airman Matthew Winkeleer, US Airforce
Cpl. Tyler Winterfield, USMC
Spc. Daniel Wiwczar, National Guard
Please Note:
We are currently updating this list. Reviewing it would be appreciated. If you know anyone who
no longer needs to be on this list, please notify the Parish Center (269-6635) so that our list can
remain current. Thank you.
Our Lady of Knock Garden of Remembrance
To commemorate St. Joseph’s 125th
Jubilee Year and to honor the unique
contributions of Irish Americans to
our Parish and the Kings Park Community, the Ancient Order of Hibernians of Division Three (Men, Ladies
and Juniors) have given a striking
statue of Our Lady of Knock - Queen
of Ireland, as a gift to the parish.
Surrounding this impressive statue is
a carefully crafted brick plaza and
adjoining benches. The brick pavers
that cover this plaza are being made
available for engraving. Those who
would like to participate might want
to honor the memory of a loved one, or
you might choose to add your family
name to the plaza as we celebrate this
special Jubilee Year.
The offering for each brick is $125.00 and a sample order form is shown on
the opposite page of this announcement. If interested, please feel free to call
the Parish Office with any questions you may have.
St. Joseph’s Church
59 Church Street
Kings Park, New York 11754
Our Lady of Knock Remembrance Garden
Purchaser’s Name:________________________________________________
Address:_________________________________________________________
Phone:___________________________________________________________
NOTE: Maximum of 13 letters per line including spaces.
Lettering will be centered on Paver.
Layout A: For Memorializing
A Loved One
Centered Cross
2 Lines of Inscription
Layout B:
3 Lines of Inscription
For Office Use Only:
Donation: $125.00
Approved by Purchaser:_______________________________________________
January 3 – January 16, 2015
Parish Calendar
Palm Sunday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
January 3
January 4
January 5
January 6
January 7
January 8
AA 2PM
Rm 107
AA 9:30AM
Rm 106
NA 7PM
Rm 106
Mother’s Club
9:30AM Rms
101, 103, 108
Children’s Choir
5:30PM CR
Teen Choir 7PM
CH
AOH (Ladies)
7:30PM TH
SVDP Mtg.
7:30PM CR
AA 9:30AM
Rm 106
St. Joseph’s
Ensemble 6PM
TH
RCIA 7PM CR
Kings Park Irish
Dancers 7PM
Rm 108
Icon Painting
Class 10AM
Rm 101
Religious Ed
Grade 8 – ALL
In Classrooms
7:00-8:30 PM
AA 9:30AM
Rm 106
Saturday
January 9
AOH (Ladies)
Mtg. 2PM CR
AOH Joint
Installation
7PM TH
Chamber Choir
7:30PM CH
AA 7:30PM Rm
107
Contemporary
Music Group
7:30PM CH
NA 8PM TH
Religious Education ~~ Grades 1–6 ~~ 4:45 to 5:45 PM
CYO ~~ Ball Fields 1, 2 & 4 8:00 AM – 8:30 PM
St. Elizabeth Seton
January 10
Catholic
Committee on
Scouting
10AM Rm 102
Blessing of
Babies
w/Hospitality
12:30PM TH
AA 2PM
Rm 107
January 11
AA 9:30AM
Rm 106
CDA, Jr.
6:30PM
Rm 101
January 12
Mother’s Club
9:30AM Rms
101, 103, 108
Children’s Choir
5:30PM CR
Boy Scout
Committee Mtg.
6:45PM
Rm 102
Jr. Hibernians
7PM CR
NA 7PM
Rm 106
St. John Neumann
Teen Choir 7PM
CH
January 13
AA 9:30AM
Rm 106
St. Joseph’s
Ensemble 6PM TH
RCIA 7PM CR
Kings Park Irish
Dancers 7PM Rm
108
AA 7:30PM
Rm 107
January 14
Religious Ed
Grade 7
7:00-8:00PM
In Classrooms
January 15
January 16
AA 9:30AM
Rm 106
Grade 8 –
Groups A&B
In Travis Hall
7:15-8:15PM
Chamber Choir
7:30PM CH
Contemporary Music
Group 7:30PM CH
CYO Coaches Mtg.
7:30PM Rm 104
NA 8PM TH
AOH (Men’s) 8PM
TH
Religious Education ~~ Grades 1–6 ~~ 4:45 to 5:45 PM
CYO ~~ Ball Fields 1, 2 & 4 8:00 AM – 8:30 PM
Please call the Parish Center with schedule changes.
Key for location of activities: TH = Travis Hall, CH = Church, PC = Parish Center, NC = Nazareth Chapel, LH = Lighthouse
SC = School Chapel, CR = Centennial Room and Room Numbers are for classrooms in the School of Religion Building