July 24th - St. Barnabas Church

SEVENTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
July 24, 2016
2016 Cardinal’s Stewardship Appeal
We Did It!!
485 parishioners pledged payments of $152,000 to this year’s appeal. A sign of a truly charitable parish
is its ability to participate in the Cardinal’s Appeal which enables the Archdiocese to provide professional,
charitable and educational services to all parishes. For those who pledged payment over time, the
Archdiocese will send you reminders. For those who have yet to respond you are still very much welcome
to participate even after we reached our goal. Every bit helps.
It is a good feeling when a Pastor is able to “close the books” on the Appeal. Thank you ever so much for
creating that feeling.
Tithing & Stewardship
Weekly Goal - $18,000
July 17 $12,007.78
Vacation When you are on vacation it is appropriate to
contribute to the basket of the church you are visiting in
thanksgiving for its services to you. It is also very
important to keep up your regular donations to St.
Barnabas. Our bills remain the same, even on vacation
time. Please remember to either advance your
contribution or make it up when you return. Thank you
for your thoughtfulness.
Going on Vacation – Why not use Parish Pay?
It is a method of sending your weekly donation to the parish
via electronics rather than the traditional weekly offertory
envelope. (If you use E-Z Pass you know what it is). You can
register online or the parish can give you a form to
authorize the parish to withdraw donations directly from
your bank account or credit card which in turn gets
deposited directly into the church account. Advantages are
many.
Two easy ways to register
1. You simply go to www.parishpay.com and follow the
prompts to register yourself
2. You can pick up a registration form at the rectory office
and we can do it for you.
St. Barnabas parish is planning to implement the
second of the three part series of ChristLife. As you
may recall, many parishioners attended the first part
called Discovering Christ, which drew a lot of interest
and was a big success during the Lenten season last
year. ChristLife is partnering with the Archdiocese of
New York for the training on the final two steps of the
ChristLife evangelization process: Following Christ
and Sharing Christ.
The training will be Saturday, August 20th at St.
Joseph’s Seminary, 201 Seminary Avenue, from
8:30am to 5:30 pm.
If anyone who attended Discovering Christ would like
to attend this training and be part of the parish’s
evangelization team, please contact the rectory at
(718) 324-1478 by Friday, August 12th .
ALL ARE INVITED THIS WEEKEND!
As Monsignor Barry prepares to go on to his new assignment, all parishioners are cordially
invited to join him in the High School Cafeteria either following the Saturday 5:00pm Mass OR
on Sunday, following the 11:45am Mass for a quick goodbye.
Light refreshments will be served on both days.
MASSES FOR THE WEEK
BETHLEHEM HANDICRAFTS
From Bethlehem, the birthplace of our Lord Jesus Christ,
the Christian community is seeking your love and support
through obtaining their handmade olive wood religious
articles. These items will be displayed at the church after
all Masses THIS WEEKEND. Your help can and will
make a difference in the lives of your Brothers and Sisters
in Christ in Bethlehem.
Want to be a Catholic? Do you know someone who
wants to become a Catholic? Already Catholic, but not
confirmed nor received your First Communion? The
RCIA program is for you as well. For more information
please feel free to call Deacon Laurato at 718 324-1478
ext 37.
Bread and Wine Memorials
All 60 daily Masses in one month
All 8 Sabbath weekend Masses in one week
Four Sabbath weekend Masses in one month
All 15 daily Masses in one week
One Sabbath Weekend Mass in one week
$100.00
$ 75.00
$ 50.00
$ 25.00
$ 15.00
Sanctuary Lamp Memorial
Weekly
MONDAY, JULY 25
6:30 Hugh Patrick McGovern (20th ANN) and Mary
Ellen McGovern (16th ANN)
8:30 Thomas Tierney
TUESDAY, JULY 26
6:30 Robert E. Jennings Sr.
8:30 Michael & Bridget Coyne and
Mary McIntyre (2nd ANN)
7:00 John Davey (12th ANN)
WEDNESDAY, JULY 27
6:30 Frederick OLIver
8:30 Jean Giovannelli and
Geraldine Fahy & Barbara Boyle
7:00 Cornelius A. Sullivan
THURSDAY, JULY 28
6:30 For the intentions of John Brady
8:30 Robert O’Brien and Mary McPadden
7:00 Cornelius A. Sullivan
FRIDAY, JULY 29
6:30 Baldo Baldi
8:30 Mary & Peter Carty and
Maureen Mehigan (18th ANN)
SATURDAY, JULY 30
8:30 James Devane & John Grummell and
Fred & Rose Ellicott
12:00 Kathleen Kvassay
5:00 John Finn & Joan Meehan
7:00 Kay Lakes
$10.00
Catechesis Enrichment Day
Date:
Gifts Of Bread and Wine & Sanctuary Lamp JULY
All Daily Masses
Sanctuary Lamp
In memory of Henry Lessel
In memory of Zina & Fred Damrau
Peace Prayer March
National Nite Out Against Crime
The 47th Precinct invites you to National Nite Out Against
Crime on August 2nd for a Peace Prayer March
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beginning at 3:30pm in front of the Precinct at 230
Street & Laconia Avenue. All are invited.
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August 6 Time: 9:30am to 2:30pm
Location: Fordham University.
Register online at www.nyfaithformation.org.
Fee is $25 covers a box lunch.
You can also call 646 794-2692.
2016 Columbus Day Mass and Parade
Main Celebrant: Timothy Michael Cardinal Dolan
Homilist: The Reverend Monsignor Peter Vaghi
Saint Patrick’s Cathedral
Monday, October 10, 2010 at 9:30am
Register: http://archny2016columbus.eventbrite.com
Questions: please email [email protected]
Our Parish Information is just a click away
Log on to www.stbarnabasbronx.org
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Re-Registration for 2016-2017
Forms can be obtained in the vestibule today or you can
download
a
copy
on
our
website
at
www.stbarnabasronx.org.
Please direct all questions to the Religious Education
office at 718 324-0865.
Please return the completed form with payment to the
Religious Education office or you may drop it off in a
sealed envelope to the rectory office with Religious
Education clearly marked on it. We ask if you are paying
in cash to please have the right amount.
The Religious Education Class times are as follows:
Wednesday
2:00 to 3:45pm Grades 1 through 5
Wednesday
4:45 to 6:15pm Grades 1 through 8
Sunday
8:45 to 11:30am Grades 1 through 8
CATECHISTS NEEDED
FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
St. Barnabas Religious Education Program is in need of
Catechists for next year We are looking to cover classes
on Wednesday from 4:45 to 6:15. If interested call
Sharon Traditi at 718-324-0865. You do not need to be
a teacher, just someone who loves our Lord and is
willing to pass on the Catholic faith to our young people.
First Communion and Confirmation Pictures for
2016 please call the Religious Education Office and
make an appointment to pick them up.
COMING IN THE FALL
Beyond Books
A program specifically designed as a monthly
night out for the Women of St. Barnabas
Parish! The first selection would be the 2007
novel "Still Alice" by Lisa Genova. The first
meeting will take place in the Considine Center
Room 1-6 at 7:30pm on September 12th due to
the Labor Day weekend with subsequent
meetings then held the first Monday of each
month starting in October. Light refreshments
will be served. For further information, please
contact Rita Goetz at either 914-980-8712 or
[email protected].
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Archbishop Stepinac High School
Outside Back Lawn
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
July 28, 29, 30
At 7:00pm
General Admission $15.00
Rain or Shine
(In case of rain performance will be held in air conditioned theater)
For all information, please contact 914 946-4800 ext 200
St. Barnabas Church (Bronx, N.Y.)
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any of our upcoming events.
Lectio Divina Reflection:
Today’s Gospel is Luke 11:1-13. What kinds of things
do you ask God for when you pray?
Lectio Divina uses scripture and prayer to bring you to a
deeper relationship with Jesus. Contact Helen
McCullagh 914-237-1595 for more information.
Sessions resume in September.
Need help caring for yourself or someone else, but not sure
where to turn with questions about:
Housing for seniors and disabled persons
Health-related legal and financial issues
Transportation options
Access to healthcare
Caregiver support groups
Food and nutrition
Dementia care
Volunteer opportunities
Call ArchCare. We’ll Answer.
ArchCare Care Navigation Center (855) 951-CARE (2273)
Our Care Navigators are here to help you from 8:00am to
8:00pm, seven days a week.
Help from a Care Navigator is totally FREE
Baptismal Instruction Classes Parents wishing to
have their children baptized at Saint Barnabas must
attend one of the classes that are held normally on the
second and fourth Monday of each month prior to
arranging the child’s baptism. The classes are held in
the Elementary School Library at 8:00pm. No registration
necessary.
The next class for July will be conducted on
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Monday, July 25
Irish Volunteers for the Homeless needs your help!
There’s no better way to get the week off to a great start than doing a
good deed! If you can drive and have a few hours to spare on a
Monday evening once a month, the Irish Volunteers for the Homeless
program run by Aisling Irish Community Center needs your help!
They need drivers (transport provided) to bring volunteers down to
Manhattan on a Monday night and hand out food to the homeless. It
only requires a commitment of a few hours once a month or less, and
is a great act of kindness towards those who are less fortunate.
Please call 914-237-5121 or e-mail [email protected] if you
would like to get involved.
SAVE THE DATE
VOCATIONS If you would like to be a priest or have
questions about the priesthood please contact
Father Christopher Argano at (914) 968-1340 or
www.NYPRIEST.COM.
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There will be a Blood Drive on Sunday, August 7
from 9:00am to 3:00pm in the High School Cafeteria.
Appointments appreciated!
Walk-ins Welcome
You must be between 16* and 75 years of age.
16 year old donors require parental permission on New
York Blood Center form (available at drive).
Please eat and be well hydrated before donating.
Please bring identification with photo or signature.
Please donate and encourage your friends and
family to do the same.
Woodlawn Women to Women Group of Alcoholics
Anonymous meets on Thursday evenings at 7:00pm in
the Considine Center (Room 2-6).
Rosary For Priests Every Thursday
following the 7:00pm Mass in the Main
Church, several parishioners gather together
to pray the Rosary for priests. Please
consider joining them in supporting our
priests through Our Lady’s Rosary.
Hope and Healing
Have you suffered an abortion? Experience God’s love
and mercy and begin the journey of healing. Please call
the Sisters of Life at 866 575-0075 or email:
[email protected]. For men call Thersa
Bonopartis at Limina: 877 586-4621 or email:
[email protected]
The Corona Self-Help Center in Queens offers its
services to anyone who feels they have a drug addiction.
Services are free of charge. Call Jonathan or Alfredo at
718 458-0108.
Traveling? Call for Mass Times… Catholic
commuters, vacationers and travelers throughout the
U.S. can now find out where their nearest church is and
learn its Mass schedule by calling 1-800-Mass Times
(800-627-7846) or by checking the Internet at
www.masstimes.org
*Business Owners
*Professional People
*Self Employed
Why advertise in the Church Bulletin?
 Advertising on the Weekly Parish Bulletin is one
of the best returns for your advertising dollar.
 The advertising expense is tax deductible
 It is localized advertising; it’s in the area that
your serve.
 Advertising helps promote your business
throughout the community and with your fellow
parishioners.
 The bulletin gives excellent exposure to the
business because it’s reaching more clients.
 Parishioners feel secure dealing with bulletin
sponsor.
To advertise in our parish bulletin please call
Bon Venture at 800 364-0884
Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne
BANNS OF MARRIAGE
For the Second Time:
Brent Paulus and Kristen DiRoma
THE SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
We welcome into the Roman Catholic Church and our
parish community the following children who were
recently baptized here at St. Barnabas:
Andrew William Wall, child of Anthony & Amanda
Oisin Dave Kennedy, child of Fergal & Nora
Shane Daragh McDaid, child of Kieran & Claire
Madison Jaeda Cruz, child of Brian & Priscilla
Caroline Frances Treanor, child of John & Victoria
Prayer Requests For The Sick & Endangered
Please submit names of all those who are in need of prayer,
cut this box out and return to the rectory office.
Name:_______________________________________
Due to limited space, we can only publish for 2 weeks
Andreas Manuguerra Kitty McIntyre
Philomena Ryan
Annette Delara
Dante Riccoboni
Theresa Connolly
Vocation Discernment
Young women who are discerning a religious vocation
are invited for a weekend of sharing, prayer and
apostolate at the Sisters Hawthorne location from July
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29 to July 31 and November 4 to November 6 .
Contact: Sister Alma Marie 845 745-1319
[email protected]
Rest In Peace Let us pray for our deceased
parishioners, benefactors, relatives, members of the
Armed forces, for those who are most forgotten and for
those who recently died especially: Emma Heron, Mary
T. McPadden, Patrick O’Keefe, Brigid Rodican,
Kathleen Duffy and Joseph Heid.