March 3, 2013

Our Lady of the Snow Roman Catholic Church
175 Blue Point Avenue, Blue Point, New York 11715
The Pastoral Team:
Rev. Edward R. D’Andrea, Pastor
Rev. James Drew, Parish Administrator
Rev. Diarmuid F. McGann, Pastor Emeritus
Rev. Charles Pokoo, In Residence
Deacon Robert Gronenthal
Deacon Frank Hartmann
Mrs. Beth Rivalsi, Director of Faith Formation
for Adults
Mrs. Patricia Bartoldus, Director of Faith
Formation, K-9
Mrs. Diana Mongan, Director of Outreach
Mrs. Theresa Martin, Director of Music
Third Sunday of Lent
March 3, 2013
“Those who think they are standing secure
should take care not to fall”
(1 Corinthians 10:1-6, 10-12)
Mass Schedules: Weekend Masses
Saturday Mass...5:00 p.m. – Large Church
Sunday Masses...7:30 a.m. - Mother Church
9:00, 10:30 a.m. 12:00 noon - Large Church
Weekday Masses:
Monday - Friday
8:30 a.m. - Mother Church
Summer Mass Schedule (July & August):
Saturday, 5 p.m. in Large Church;
Sunday, 7:30 a.m. Mother Church,
9 a.m. & 11 a.m. Large Church
Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confessions)
Saturday, 4 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. in the Large Church
Parish E-Mail:
[email protected]
Rectory Office: 363-6385 — Fax: 363-7394
Mrs. Irene Mauro, Office Manager, ext. 11
Ms. Lindsay Litcher, Parish Asst., ext. 10
Mrs. Loraine Gonzalez, Admin. Asst., ext. 10
Hours: Monday -Thursday 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Friday 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
Closed from 12:30-1 p.m. Monday - Friday
Religious Education: 363-6394
Mrs. Eileen Mulry, Secretary, ext. 15
Office hours: Monday – Thursday
9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. & 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
[email protected]
Parish Outreach: 363-2417
Office hours and food pantry, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Monday - Thursday in the cottage.
Evening Hours Available by Appointment
[email protected]
Visit our NEW Website!
www.ourladyofthesnowbluepoint.com
Prayer & Intentions
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March 3, 2013
MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK
OF MARCH 4
Monday
8:30AM
Rosemary Sblendorio
Tuesday
8:30AM
John Gronenthal
Wednesday Joe McCarthy
8:30AM
Thursday
8:30AM
Rosemary Sblendorio
Friday
8:30AM
Filemon Alcasabas
Saturday
5:00PM
Annie McCarrick
Sunday
7:30AM
9:00AM
10:30AM
12:00PM
In Sympathy
For all who have died this past week, that they
rejoice in the heavenly banquet…
Mass Presiders for March 9—10
Schedule is subject to change
Saturday: March 9
5:00 p.m Father Jim Drew
Sunday: March 10
7:30 a.m. Father John Amoah
9:00 a.m. Father Jim Drew
10:30 a.m. Father John Amoah
12:00 p.m. Father Jim Drew
Readings for the Week
Parishioners
Albert Babin
Annamarie Tucci &
Frank Ammirata
Stanley Drake &
Betty Jo Murphy
Pray for Our Sick
Monday
2 Kings 5:1-15b;
Luke 4:24-30
Tuesday
Daniel 3:25, 34-43;
Matthew 18:21-35
Wednesday
Deuteronomy 4:1, 5-9;
Matthew 5:17-19
Thursday
Jeremiah 7:23-28;
Luke 11:14-23
Friday
Hosea 14:2-10;
Mark 12:28-34
Saturday
Hosea 6:1-6;
Luke 18:9-14
Sunday
Joshua 5:9a, 10-12;
Names submitted by immediate family members only will
remain on list for 4 weeks.
Amelia Sauerwein
We pray for all who are sick, for their healing in both body
and spirit.
Saints & Special Observances
Sunday:
Third Sunday of Lent; First
Scrutiny
Monday: St. Casimir
Thursday: Ss. Perpetua and Felicity
Friday:
St. John of God; Abstinence
Saturday: St. Frances of Rome
2 Corinthians 5:17-21/
Luke 15:1-3, 11-32
A Message from The Administrator
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March 3, 2013
Sunday, March 3, 2013
Third Sunday of Lent
Belong More Deeply to Christ and His Church
A Message from Father Jim Drew
Dear Parishioners,
God always wants our future to be bigger than our past. As we arrive at the
halfway point of Lent, let us reflect on all the good ways God has blessed our lives in
the past and remind ourselves no matter how good our past was—God has a bigger
future planned for us.
That bigger future may include a new relationship, a new job, some new
insight, a powerful new habit, a pay raise, a dream vacation, or a love rekindled. It
will be different for each of us and it almost never is what we think it will be. God
loved to surprise us. The important thing is to pray imagining your bigger future. I
have found that using some powerful promises, first from Paul’s letter to the
Philippians—directed from God to you—can uplift your spirit and prepare you for a
better future:
1.
I AM a child of the living God—
“He who has begun a good work in you will complete it.”
- Philippians 1:6
2.
“I CAN do all things through Christ who strengthens me!”
- Philippians 4:13
3.
I WILL decide today to make God’s dream for my life
my dream too!
“It is God at work in you, giving you the will and the power
to achieve His purpose.”
- Philippians 2:13
4.
I BELIEVE that with God’s help I can become the person
that He wants me to be!
“For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, says the Lord,
thoughts of good and not of evil, to give you a future and a hope.”
- Jeremiah 29:11
Let us draw strength and courage from our faith in Christ our teacher and healer. Matthew
Kelly’s book “Rediscover Catholicism” is worth reading during these times of change. I encourage
you to pick up a copy and begin reading it—5 pages daily.
March 2013
Your Faith and Easter
St. Paul declared: “If Christ has not been
raised, then our preaching is in vain, and
your faith also is in vain” (1 Corinthians
15:14). Our faith is anchored in the good
news of the resurrection. The resurrection is
the Father’s response to the cross, his
defiant answer to a world that hoped
violence could keep Jesus in its hold.
If death had spoken the final word about
Jesus, it would have been only a matter of
time before everything about Jesus had
been reduced to a curiosity, a forgettable
footnote in the crowded history of lost
causes. But God had the last word.
In raising Jesus from the dead, God raised
every value that Jesus cherished, every
story that Jesus told, every preference that
Jesus made, every purpose that Jesus
followed. All this was given new life and
new significance.
The resurrection of Jesus was not a
hysterical invention of people who refused
to accept Jesus’ death. The Father’s act of
raising Jesus from the dead is the Father’s
way of accepting his Son’s death. Jesus is
wakened to glory by the applause of his
Father, by the sheer energy of his Father’s
love, by the loud shout of his Father’s
gratitude. The Father refuses to write RIP
over Jesus’ grave. Our faith focuses not on
an empty tomb but on the everlasting
presence of Jesus as Lord.
PRAYER
THE YEAR OF
FAITH
October 11, 2012—November 24, 2013
Here is one man’s story on becoming the best version of himself: Nick
Vujicic
MY FAITH IN ACTION
I have discovered time and again that when we ask for God’s
help and then take action, knowing in our hearts that He is watching
over us, there is no reason to be fearful. My parents taught me this,
mostly in the way they lived each day. They are the greatest
examples of faith in action that I have witnessed.
Though I arrived on this earth missing, as my mother says, “a
few bits and pieces,” I am blessed in many, many ways. My parents
have always been there for me. They did not coddle me. They disciplined me when I needed it and gave me room to make my own
mistakes. Most of all, they are wonderful role models.
I was their first child and definitely a surprise package.
Despite doing all the usual maternity tests, my mother’s doctor detected no indication that I would come into the world with neither arms
nor legs. My mother was an experienced nurse who has assisted in
hundreds of deliveries, so she took every precaution during her
pregnancy.
Needless to say, she and my father were quite stunned that I
arrived without limbs. They are devout Christians. In fact, my father
was a lay pastor. My parents prayed for guidance while I underwent
many days of testing after my birth.
Like all babies, I did not come with an instruction book, but
my parents sure would have welcomed a little guidance. They knew
of no other parents who’d raised a child without limbs in a world
designed for people with a complete set.
They were distraught at first, as any parents would be. Anger,
guilt, fear, depression, despair—their emotions ran away with them for
the week or so. Many tears were shed. They grieved for the perfectly
formed child they’d envisioned but did no receive. They grieved, too,
because they feared that my life would be difficult.
My parents could not imagine what plan God had in mind for
such a boy. Yet, once they’d recovered from their initial shock, they
decided to put their trust in God and then to put their faith in action.
They gave up their attempts to understand why God had given them
such a child. Instead, they surrendered to His plan, whatever it might
be, and then went about raising me as best they could, the only way
they could: pouring into me all their love one day at a time.
Look, we beseech you, O
Lord, upon the people of
this land who are called by
your holy name: grant to us
all that, laying aside our
divisions, we may be united
in heart and mind to bear the From the book Unstoppable– The Incredible Power of Faith in Action, by Nick
burdens that have been laid Vujicic
upon us and enjoy the new
“Perhaps the drama is played out now and Jesus is safely dead
life you grant us. This we
pray through the risen Lord. and buried. Perhaps. It is ironical and entertaining to consider
Source: Your Diary for the Year of Faith
Author: Dennis McBride CSsR
Used with Permission of the Author 11/12/12
that at least once in the world’s history those words
might have been said with complete conviction, and
that was on the eve of the resurrection.”
Dorothy L. Sayers
Our Lady of the Snow Lenten Journey
PLEASE REMEMBER TO BRING BACK YOUR LENTEN JOURNEY CARDS EACH SUNDAY
PLACE IN BASKET IN FRONT OF CROSS IN THE LARGE CHURCH (ON THE STAGE)
Wednesday, March 6 Our Second Session of the Rediscover Catholicism Book Discussion will be at 10 a.m.
in the Large Church or 7:30 p.m. in the Mother Church Basement. If you missed the
first session you are welcome to come to this session. Please come and be ready to
discuss Part One We Become What We Celebrate (Chapters 1-5)
Friday, March 15
Sta ons of the Cross with our Level 3 students, all parishioners are
welcome at 7:30PM in the Mother Church.
Wednesday, March 20
The Third Session of our Rediscover Catholicism Book Discussion
is at 10 a.m. in the Large Church or 7:30 p.m. in the Mother
Church Basement. If you missed the first two sessions you are
welcome to come to this session. Please come and be ready to
discuss Part 2: The Authen c Life (Chapters 6-11)
Our Journey continues...keep posted each week
to see the Lenten Opportunities for you.
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TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION
Hollywood has given us an image of Moses
slipping off his shoes before a burning bush.
God has just called Moses by name, and so
that Moses doesn’t miss the meaning of this
breakthrough in human history, God requires
that all barriers to the experience be
eliminated. If you’ve ever tried to maneuver
barefoot across hot sand, or pick your way
along a rocky beach, you know how
sensitive feet can be.
Within the Church, there are religious orders
with a custom of going barefoot, not merely
to show poverty, but to be an outward sign
of a desire for connection with creation, a
desire to go through life alert to what God is
doing. In early days, when reconciliation
was a once in a lifetime possibility, penitents
often went barefoot for a long period of time
as a sign of their conversion. Even today,
people follow an ancient practice of slipping
off their shoes to walk in the procession to
the cross on Good Friday. It is striking that
the first use of our newly scrubbed feet from
Holy Thursday night is to walk resolutely in
the footsteps of Christ to the cross.
—James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
March 3, 2013
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS
TIME
Don’t forget to adjust your
clocks one hour forward on
Sunday, March 10th!
Banns of Marriage
Robert Aliperti—Patricia Voetter
Joseph McManus—Dawn Gaynor
Second Collection For Catholic
Relief Services
Next weekend, our parish will take up The
Catholic Relief Services Collection. This
collection supports six Catholic agencies
that touch more than 100 million lives
around the world. The funds from this
collection help provide food to the hungry,
welcome and support displaced refugees,
and advocacy for the voiceless. How will
you help? Next week, please give
generously to The Catholic Relief Services
Collection and Jesus in disguise.
RESPECT LIFE MINISTRY
General Meeting—March 8th @ 2PM /
Cottage
Prayer Presence March 9th / Planned
Parenthood Facility—
Waverly Avenue/North
of Sunrise Highway
10:30-11:30AM
Religious Education
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March 3, 2013
OUR LADY OF THE SNOW
Religious Education Office
363-6394/[email protected]
Hours Monday to Thursday 9:30-4:30 or by appointment
“Amen, I say to you, if you have faith the size of a mustard seed …
Nothing will be impossible for you.”
Matt 17:20,21
WEEK OF MARCH 3
The Diocese of Rockville Centre celebrates Religious Education Week!
March 3 – 10
The students will be participating in the Parish Lenten Journey
by joining in the Penitential Practices of
Prayer, Fasting and Almsgiving
OUR CLASSES
Children’s Liturgy of the Word and Pre K-K during the 9am Mass
Level 2 – 8 Classes in session this week.
No Level 4 classes – Reconciliation on Thursday or Saturday.
Wednesday March 6 – Confirmation Class 7:30 – 9pm
CELEBRATIONS
Confirmation Service Liturgy – 12 Noon Mass on Sun. Mar. 3
Confirmation Candidates will present their Service Reflection Sheets
Level 4 Reconciliation – Thurs. Mar. 7 at 7:30pm or Sat. March 9 at 11am
Level 3 Stations of the Cross – Fri. Mar. 15 at 7:30pm in Mother Church
Mark Your Calendars
Mon. March 11 – Level 6 - Temple Tour
Tues. March 12 – Level 8 – Generation Life Presentation 7:30pm
Boys will attend at Our Lady of the Snow in the Mother Church
Girls will attend at St. Lawrence in Sayville
Thurs. March 14 – Level 2 Parent/Child Celebration - 7pm in Large Church
For class schedules and information please visit us on the Parish Website
ourladyofthesnowbluepoint.com
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Financial Matters
SACRAMENTAL INFORMATION
Returns from the weekend of February 23—24
Mass
Env.
w/
Chks
Env.
w/
Cash
Loose
64
1337
95
41
170
Att.
Env
5:00
pm
244
7:30
am
9:00
am
Total
Cks.
Loose
Cash
313
387
260
2297
730
255
130
101
1216
62
1267
392
435
273
2367
210
94
1539
439
195
210
2383
12:00
pm
190
51
1027
138
145
160
1470
TOTAL
909
312
5900
1537
1292
1004
9733
10:30
am
March 3, 2013
LENTEN REGULATIONS
Weekdays of Lent: There is no obligation to fast,
however, voluntary acts of self-denial are
recommended.
Days of Abstinence: (All Fridays of Lent) All
who have reached their 14th year are bound to
abstain totally from meat.
Ash Wednesday & Good Friday: All Catholics
who have reached their 14th year are bound to
abstain entirely from meat on Ash Wednesday and
all the Fridays of Lent. All Catholics between the
ages of 18 and 59 inclusive are also bound to
observe the law of fast on Ash Wednesday and
Good Friday. This means limiting oneself to a
single full meal and avoiding food between meals.
Two other light meals, which together do not equal
a full meal, may be taken during the day. Illness or
other serious reason excuses from the obligations
of fast and abstinence.
Easter Duty Obligation: After receiving First
Holy Communion, Catholics are bound by the
obligation to receive Holy Communion at least
once a year. This precept should be fulfilled
during the Easter Season. Catholics are also bound
to confess serious (mortal) sins at least once a year,
but this is not limited to the Lenten/Easter season.
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Marriage: Arrangements must be made at least
six to twelve months in advance.
It is
advisable to call the church prior to arranging
the reception.
Baptisms: Are celebrated on the second
Saturday and fourth Sunday of each month.
Please call the rectory at least 3 months in
advance. Baptisms cannot be planned until
the baby is born.
Christian Initiation: Persons interested in
becoming Catholic and adults who have not
received Confirmation or First Eucharist, please
contact the Rectory office. For older children
who have not received sacraments, please call
the Religious Education office.
New parishioners:
Please register at the
Rectory or call 363-6385, ext. 10 for information.
Communion for the Homebound: To make
arrangements to have Communion brought to
the home, please call the Rectory at 363-6385,
ext. 10. For emergency sick calls, please call the
Rectory at any time.
Ministry to the Homebound
The Ministry to the Homebound are
Extraordinary Ministers who bring
Communion to the sick and others
who are confined to their homes.
If you, or a loved one would like to
request a Minister to the Homebound
to make a visit to your home,
please contact Beth at 363-2416.
Parish Outreach & Local Events
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Parish Outreach News
FOOD PANTRY ALERT
Upcoming Events
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During the winter months, donations
to our food pantry drop drastically.
Due to these tough economic times,
we are helping an increased number
of our neighbors in need.
We are currently in need of all food items, but
especially: pasta sauce, cookies, crackers, boxed
milk, canned meats, tuna, mayonnaise, tea, coffee,
all juices, cereal, pancake mix and syrup, paper
towels, laundry detergent, baby wipes, chili, stew,
chicken, jelly, rice, all toiletries, but especially
tissues, shampoo and conditioner. We are also in
desperate need of size 5 and 6 diapers, supermarket
gift cards in $10 denominations to all area supermarkets, also CVS and Costco gift cards are needed
for pharmacy assistance.
Food can be dropped off at the outreach office
Monday—Thursday 10AM—1PM or in the food
bin outside the pantry door in the foyer of the large
church before or after every Mass.
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BETHPAGE VITA PROGRAM
The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA)
Program, running from January 30th through
April 13, 2013 is celebrating its 10th anniversary and offers free tax help for low, to moderate income (generally $49,000 and below) individuals and families. Bilingual Tax Assistors
are available at VITA locations and times are as
follows:
Wednesday, 5PM—7PM and Saturdays at
3PM—6PM:
Bay Shore, Farmingdale,
Freeport, Patchogue, Riverhead and West
Babylon.
Wednesday, 6PM—8PM and Saturdays
3PM—6PM:
Central Islip, Hempstead,
Massapequa, Roosevelt and Westbury.
For more information, please call 800-628-7070.
March 3, 2013
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L.I. Bohemian Singles For singles ages 60+
meet on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of each
month at 3PM at the Henrietta Acampora
Rec Center, Montauk Highway, Blue Point.
Admission is $6, coffee, cake at each
meeting. For more info, call Mary Ann at
563-8982
Bishop Molloy Retreat House Annual
Men’s Retreat A weekend focusing on
your relationship with God. This annual
men’s retreat is to Bishop Molloy retreat
house in Jamaica, NY on February 22-24.
For more information, contact Brian
McAuliff at [email protected] or at
472-4233.
“Mommy & Me” Group Held Tuesdays,
from 10AM-11AM at Mary Immaculate
Church, in the Mary Hughes Cottage,
Bellport. For more information, contact
Theresa at 714-5400.
St. Joseph’s Renewal Center, Brentwood
“Mid-Lenten Day of Prayer” March 13,
2013 10AM-3:30PM. $30 includes lunch.
For more information, and reservations,
call 273-1187 x123.
Hofstra University 15th Annual Irish
Experience Festival Sunday, March 10
from 11AM-5PM, Mack Physical Education
Center, North Campus. Music, dancing,
crafts and more. For more information,
please call 516-463-6582 or visit Hofstra.edu/festivals.
Family, Marriage and Individual Therapy provided by New York State licensed
professionals is available to our parish under the direction of Dr. George Giuliani.
Information and appointments can be
made by calling Dr. Giuliani at
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thecatholiccounselingcenter.com
2013 Catholic Ministries Appeal
Serving God by Serving Others
Our Lord is grateful to those who sacrifice
in His name to build the Kingdom of God.
No gift is too small when it is offered with
love to serve others.
DID YOU KNOW?
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More than 500,000 meals are delivered or
served to seniors and families in need through
Catholic Charities
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More than 100,000 people are provided with
food, clothing and support through Parish
Outreach programs.
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More than 10,000 young people participate in
Parish Youth Ministry programs across Long
Island.
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More than 110,000 of our students in public
schools participate in religious education
programs taught by 12,000 dedicated catechists.
All funds raised support the Appeal and its Ministries
You can make a difference in your parish and in the lives of those around us by
making a gift to this year’s appeal. Visit the web site at
www.catholicministriesappeal.org
for more information, or to view the video.
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BE A PART OF OUR
PRE CANA PROGRAM
Would you enjoy the
opportunity to spend
time with couples in
our parish who are
beginning
their
marriage journey; to
share the story of your marriage; talk,
laugh, cry and walk with these young
couples? And you only have to set aside
one weekend a year to do so? Then the
Pre Cana Ministry may be for you!
Our Pre Cana Program is set for
Saturday, April 6, 2013, here at Our
Lady of the Snow. If you would like to
join our married couples as facilitators
for any part of this program, please
contact Beth Rivalsi, Director of Faith
Formation for Adults at 363-2416. It is
an
enriching experience for both
engaged and
married couples who
participate and we welcome you!
March 3, 2013
Living Stewardship
We are grateful this week for all stewards
in our parish who love actively. How? By
serving in a soup kitchen, food pantry,
homeless shelter, hospital or assisted living
facility.
Did you miss the first session of
our “Rediscover Catholicism”
Discussion Group?
YOU CAN
STILL JOIN
US FOR OUR
SECOND
SESSION!
Wednesday,
March 6th
10a.m. in the Large Church
or
7:30 p.m.in the Mother
Church Basement
Please come ready to discuss
Chapters 1-5.
Bulletin Reflection
The parable in today’s Gospel clearly warns
that we, like the fig tree, will be judged by
our fruit. While God mercifully provides us
with time and opportunity, let us give
witness to our faith with deeds of kindness
and generosity.
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Snow and Inclement Weather
Precautions
Special Catholic Relief
Services
World Awareness Quiz
A Self-Assessment for
Your Fun and Enlightenment!
(Permission granted by
Catholic Relief Services)
This educational self-assessment is a fun way
to see how much you know about Catholic
Relief Services and your World Awareness.
Answers can be found on the bottom of this
page.
1. 53% of ______ in the world are not enrolled
in school.
(a) all children;
(b) boys;
(c) girls
2. Catholic Relief Services is the _________.
(a) largest private network of social service organizations in the US;
(b) international humanitarian agency of the
Catholic community in the United States;
(c) Neither
3. Through CRS Rice Bowl you are helping
people _________.
(a) around the world;
(b) in your community;
(c) Both
4. Nearly 20% of the world’s population
supports their families through ____.
(a) day labor;
(b) small business;
(c) agriculture;
5. 13% of the world’s population does not
have access to this resource.
(a) water;
(b) land;
(c) clean air;
Catholic IQ Answers: 1. c; 2. b; 3. c; 4. c; 5. a
March 3, 2013
When there is severe inclement
weather, as there was last weekend,
please follow our emergency
notification system.
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Check our website for cancellation
of Masses and office closures.
(www.ourladyofthesnowbluepoint.com)
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Check website for possible
changes of Mass locations (from
the large church to mother church)
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If you have no access to a
computer, please call the rectory
office for updated information.
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Check Channel 12 for facility
closures.
PARKING ON WOODLAND AVENUE
DURING SNOW STORMS
We need to reiterate the parking situation
when there is plowed snow. We need your
cooperation when parking on Woodland
Avenue. Please park on ONLY ONE SIDE
of the street. Parking on both sides causes
a bottleneck. Vehicles— especially SUVs,
emergency vehicles and plow trucks,
cannot get through. Also, do not block
neighbors’ driveways, as you are subject to
being towed. It is necessary to be respectful of our neighbors under these extreme
circumstances.
POSTPONEMENT OF THE 2013 DINNER DANCE
Although the dance has been postponed,
we are still holding the raffle for many great prizes!
Raffle to be held after 12PM
Mass on Sunday, April 14
Prizes include Large Screen T.V.
Fire Island Weekend Getaway,
A Week in Sanibel Island,
A Week in the Bahamas
...and more!
We have beautiful gift baskets full of wonderful items
and numerous gift certificates to our great local businesses
included in our Chinese Auction.
Raffle Tickets on sale after weekend Masses and during the
week at the
Rectory Office.
Upcoming Parish Events
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March 3, 2013
Friday, March 15, 2013
- Stations of the Cross led by Level 3, 7:30 PM in the Large Church
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Sunday, March 24, 2013
- Palm Sunday
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Monday, March 25, 2013 - Holy Week Begins
- Day of Reconciliation. Confessions will be held at
9AM, 11AM, 4:30PM, and 7:30PM
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Thursday, March 28, 2013 — Holy Thursday
- Mass of the Lord’s Supper 7:30PM in the Large Church
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Friday, March 29, 2013 - Good Friday
- NO 8:30AM MORNING MASS
- 12PM Stations of the Cross—Mother Church
- 7:30PM The Passion of the Lord— Large Church
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Saturday, March 30, 2013—Holy Saturday
- 7:30PM Easter Vigil — Large Church
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Sunday, March 31, 2013—Easter Sunday
- Masses are as follows: 7:30AM in the Mother Church
9:00AM
10:30AM
Large Church
12:00PM
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For more information & schedule of events, visit our NEW website
www.ourladyofthesnowbluepoint.com
The LORD secures justice
and the rights of all the oppressed.
- Psalm 103:6