St. Edward the Confessor - St Edward Confessor Church

St. Edward the Confessor
205 Jackson Avenue, Syosset, New York 11791
www.st-edwards.org
Pastoral Team
Rev. Michael T. Maffeo, Pastor
Rev. Hyacinth Jemigbola, Associate Pastor
Rev. Joseph Fitzgerald (in residence)
Deacon Raymond D’Alessio
Deacon James F. Murphy
Rectory Office Hours
Phone: 921-8030 ext. 110
Fax: 921-4549
Monday - Thursday: 9am - 8pm
Friday:
9am - 5pm
Saturday & Sunday: 9am - 1pm
Pastoral Associate Office
Deacon Raymond D’Alessio ext. 134
Clare Crossley ext. 139
St. Edward the Confessor School
2 Teibrook Ave.
921-7767
Mr. Vincent Albrecht, Principal
Religious Education
Grades 1-6 ext. 124
Grades 7-8 ext. 126
Mrs. Rosemary Pettei, ext. 125, Director Grades 1-8
Parish Social Ministry
Mrs. Susan Lawlor, Director
921-8030 ext. 137
Eucharist
Saturdays
Sundays
Weekdays
We Celebrate the Sacraments
9:00am & 5:00pm
7:30, 9:30, 11:30am & 7:00pm
9:00am
Baptism
Celebrated on the first and third Sundays of the month at 1:00pm.
Please call the rectory to arrange.
Confessions
Saturdays
12:30 - 1:30pm and upon request
Marriage
Please contact the rectory upon engagement.
Anointing of the Sick
Available upon request
Devotions
• The Miraculous Medal Novena and the Rosary are prayed each
Friday at 8:30am, and the Rosary is prayed after the 5pm Mass on
the First Saturday of the month.
• Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament is held each Friday beginning
at 9:30am and concludes with Benediction at 12 noon.
• Each Friday a Holy Hour of Eucharistic Adoration begins at
7:00pm and concludes with Benediction at 8:00pm.
Music Ministry
Jeff & Marilyn Fox, Directors
921-8030 ext. 110
Youth Ministry
Carolyn Pugliesi, Director
921-8030 ext. 127
Saint Edward the Confessor Mission Statement
The people of Saint Edward the Confessor Parish live
and proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ!
+ by praying and celebrating the Sacraments
+ by fostering a community of love among all people
+ by serving all, especially the poor, the vulnerable
and the alienated
+ by teaching from generation to generation
We always WELCOME NEW PARISHIONERS.
Please register at the rectory office.
February 1, 2015
Fourth Sunday
in Ordinary Time
LENT 2015
Ash Wednesday
February 18, 2015
Liturgy of the Word Services: 7:00am & 4:30pm
Ashes are distributed during Prayer Services.
Masses: 9:00am, 12:10pm & 7:00pm
Ashes are distributed during Mass.
Ashes are available throughout the day from
7:00am – 9:00pm
From the Pastor’s Desk
In Exodus Chapter 20 we read the account
of God giving the Israelites the Ten Commandments, and we are told that while God was
giving them to Moses there was thunder and
lighting, the sound of trumpets, and the entire
mountain was surrounded by smoke. At this
sight, the people trembled and kept their distance from the mountain. They begged God
and Moses to have only Moses speak to God,
and subsequently Moses could share God’s
message with them. They cried out, “‘But, do
not have God speak to us or we will die.’”
Today’s reading from Deuteronomy continues the story from Exodus. Again, Moses was
the Lord’s spokesman along the journey, but
now the journey was coming to an end, and so
was Moses. So in today’s reading, Moses tells
the people, “‘A prophet like me will the Lord,
your God, raise up for you from among your
own kin; to him you shall listen. This is exactly what you requested of the Lord, your God,
at Horeb.’” And as God continues, “‘I will raise
up for them a prophet like you from among
their kin, and will put my words into his mouth;
he shall tell them all that I command him.
Whoever will not listen to my words which he
speaks in my name, I myself will make him answer for it.’”
This promised prophet is understood in later
times to be none other than the Messiah; the
one who will come and speak in God’s name.
The prophet then is Our Lord Jesus Christ,
and this is what Mark is getting at in today’s
Gospel Reading, when he notes that Jesus
speaks as one having his own authority, and
not like the scribes. What does this mean?
Jesus speaks like Moses in the sense that
what He says comes directly from God. The
scribes, Pharisees, and Rabbis of old and of
great fame (even to this very day) spoke about
the things that they studied from the Torah
and what was spoken by the great prophets.
They taught what was passed down to them,
and there was nothing wrong with this
because they were passing on good, holy
teachings that were inspired by the Holy Spirit.
However, Jesus, like Moses, is speaking
directly what was being said by God, but
unlike Moses, Jesus is much more than
a prophet, for Jesus is God.
Therefore what Jesus spoke is not like
Moses repeating what he heard from God,
when Jesus spoke it was (and is) God directly
speaking to humanity.
As it is pointed out by Scripture Scholars
and by Mark, it seems the one who knows
Jesus best at His first preaching in the
synagogue is the demon who is driven out of
the man. It is the demon who says, “‘I know
who you are –the Holy One of God!’” In fact, at
every occurrence where Jesus drives out an
unclean spirit, the demon or demons always
know who He is and always reacts with fear,
because He has power over them. Also notice,
that Jesus will; not allow them to speak or
testify to who he truly is. This is because it is
not their testimony He wants. Jesus wants the
testimony of those who have been saved.
Mark wants us to know that Jesus’ fame
spread all over Galilee not only because He
drove out demons, but because He teaches
with divine authority. Mark wants us to know
that His message is just as important as His
deeds.
For the past 2015 years, the Church, has
been spreading the Good News about Jesus
and He has given her the ability to speak in His
name, and to invoke His authority in spreading
the Gospel. At times the Church has done this
very well, and at times she has not. When she
has not, it seems that the Church was listening
to itself, and not her founder or she was more
concerned with how she looked than what
Jesus wants her to do. But keep in mind, that
we are the Church, and in order for the Church
to stay on the right path, all of us must listen
to the voice of the Messiah, and yield to his
wonderful, loving, and merciful authority. All
of us must carry out His work and do what
Jesus would do. The saying What Would
Jesus Do (WWJD) is more than just something
found on a bracelet, it should be our motto and
how we live our lives everyday.
God bless you always.
Fr. Mike
Mass Intentions
February 2
Antonio DelVecchio
Tuesday
9:00 a.m.
February 3
Kristin & Maureen Matricardi
Wednesday
9:00 a.m.
February 4
Joseph Popik, Sr.
Thursday
9:00 a.m.
February 5
Agatha Tsunis
Friday
9:00 am
February 6
Jaen-Pierre Serena
Saturday
9:00 a.m.
5:00 p.m.
February 7
John Quinn & Julia Collins
Katherine Barley
Joan Bertelli
Maria Martino
Genevieve Porro
Donald Sittig
Olympia Fasano
Sunday
7:30 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
11:30 a.m.
February 8
For Our Parishioners
Theresa Branagan
Patrick J. Farrell
Bill Stouges
Alice Halligan
Vincent Zorbo
Theresa Clarke
Albert G. Nelson
Daniel Pellegrino
Jesus taught with authority
Whom we remember with love and gratitude.
The Altar Bread & Wine
For the week of February 1 – February 7, 2015
is Given in Loving Memory of:
Catherine & Joachim Borowik
By Mr. and Mrs. Michael Walsh
The Sanctuary Candle
For the week of February 1 – February 7, 2015
Is Lit in Loving Memory of:
Sister Patrice Ward, RSM
By Her Friends
Presider Schedule
Sat., February 7, 2015 5:00 p.m.
Sun., February 8, 2015 7:30 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
11:30 a.m.
7:00 p.m.
Mark:1: 21-28
February 1, 2015
Monday
9:00 a.m.
7:00 p.m.
Gospel Glimpses
Fr. Mike
Fr. Joe
Fr. Mike
Fr. Hyacinth &
Fr. Joe
Fr. Mike
Do you believe that God’s word has power to set you free
and to transform your life? When Jesus taught he spoke
with authority. He spoke the word of God as no one had
spoken it before. When the Rabbis taught they supported
their statements with quotes from other authorities. The
prophets spoke with delegated authority - "Thus says the
Lord." When Jesus spoke he needed no authorities to back
his statements. He was authority incarnate - the Word of
God made flesh. When he spoke, God spoke. When he
commanded even the demons obeyed. Augustine of Hippo
remarked that "faith is mighty, but without love it profits
nothing. The devils confessed Christ, but lacking charity it
availed nothing. They said, 'What have we to do with
you' (Mark 1:24)? They confessed a sort of faith, but
without love. Hence they were devils." Faith is powerful,
but without love it profits nothing (1 Corinthians 13).
Scripture tells us that true faith works through love
(Galatians 5:6) and abounds in hope (Romans 15:13). Our
faith is made perfect in love because love orients us to the
supreme good which is God himself as well as the good of
our neighbor who is created in the image and likeness of
God (Genesis 1:26,27). Hope anchors our faith in the
promises of God and purifies our desires for the things
which will last for eternity. That is why the word of Christ
has power to set us free from all that would keep us bound
in sin, deception, and despair. Bede the venerable abbot of
an English monastery (672-735) contrasted the power and
authority of Jesus' word with the word of the devil: "The
devil, because he had deceived Eve with his tongue, is
punished by the tongue, that he might not speak" [Homilies
on the Gospels 1.8]. If we approach God’s word
submissively, with an eagerness to do everything the Lord
desires, we are in a much better position to learn what God
wants to teach us through his word "Lord Jesus, your word
is power and life. May I never doubt your saving love and
mercy, and the power of your word to bring healing and
deliverance to those in need."
From Death to New Life
Gladys McCarthy
Pray For The Sick
All names on the sick list will remain for six weeks, if you
would like a name to remain longer, please call the
Rectory Office.
Andrew Grasso
Michael Cintorino
Ruth Odwazny
Kathy Rooney
Helen Ziegler
Julianna Key
William Benjamin
Joseph Phalen
Giliceria Ramirez
Patricia Froehlich
Douglas Gerbosi
Alberta Zero
Molly Symington
Richard Strype
Mary Vogt
Lisa Klingenberg
Katy Monte
Gerard Roman
KristenWadsworth
Christina Fisher
Terry Ullrich
Carolyn Miller
Louise Gerosa
Armand Sposato
James Giambalvo
Elizabeth EnglishLong
Last Week’s Collection
Parish Social Ministry News
Pantry Hours: 9:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Office Hours:
Our Weekly Offering
1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
SEC MISSIONER’S MONTHLY
FOOD COLLECTION NEXT WEEKEND FEB.7TH & 8TH
Sunday, Jan 25, 2015
Envelopes
$15,929.00
437
PANTRY NEEDS;
Weekly Budget
Weekly Difference +/-
$18,000.00
$ -2071.00
Coffee, Tea, Snacks, Mayo, Mustard, Salad Dressing,
Snow Removal Collection
$ 4042.00
Peanut Butter, Jelly, Pasta, Pasta Sauce, Mac & Cheese,
Soup, Non-perishable microwave meals, Paper towels,
Tissues, Toilet Tissue, Shampoo, Dish
& Laundry Detergent, Cleaning Supplies, Baby Wipes
Week #21
*YTD Actual
*YTD Budget
*YTD Difference+/-
$359,576,.10
$378,000.00
$-18,423.90
We thank all who contributed to the
support of our Parish!
Blessing of Throats
Tuesday February 3rd is the Memorial of St. Blaise.
The Blessing of Throats will take place immediately
after the 9:00AM Daily Mass on Tuesday.
Welcome the Newly Baptized
Just a friendly reminder to
please check expiration dates.
Thank you for your generosity & support of the monthly
food collection!
CHRISTMAS BASKET OF GIVING ADOPT-A-FAMILY
PROGRAM 2014 UPDATE
Thank you for your very generous donations to our 2014
program. Because of your generosity, we were able to
assist our families and individuals and provide them with a
joyous holiday. They are most grateful for your kindness
and generosity. Many thanks to our program coordinators,
Allison & Don MacAvoy, for their continued dedication and
support. Thank you to Mrs. Francine Cosenza, Mr. Vincent
Albrecht, Faculty, Students & Parents of St. Edward’s
School for your generosity & support.
Thank you to our Pantry Office volunteers, Lorraine
Donlon, Rosemarie Gallego, Joanne Gulotta, & Priscilla
Abigail G. Teixeira
Ryan James Moore
Michael John Oberg Jr.
Poole for all your help during a very busy holiday season
and for your steadfast dedication each week helping to
assist our neighbors in need.
BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY & HEALTHY 2015!
Today’s Readings
February 1, 2015 – Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
First Reading: Deuteronomy 18:15-20
Psalm: 95
Second Reading: 1 Corinthians 7:32-35
Gospel: Mark: 1:21-28
Next Week’s Readings
February 8, 2015 – Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
First Reading: Job 7:1-4, 6-7
Psalm: 147
Second Reading: 1 Corinthians 9:16-19, 22-23
Gospel: Mark: 1:29-39
Parish News
From the Pastoral Associate’s Office
St. Edward the Confessor Parish congratulates the
following students for their academic
achievement for the First Trimester Honor Roll at
Steubenville Conference 2015...Carolyn Pugliesi is
our contact person for the Youth Conference scheduled
for August of this year, please contact Carolyn for additional information at 516.921.8030x127. Parents and
teens are encouraged to visit the website-Lifeteen.com
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion...are
asked to sign up for Ash Wednesday Prayer Services,
Masses and hourly Distribution of Ashes for this year’s
Ash Wednesday on February 18th.
Hearing Impaired System...a system that will allow
those with difficulty hearing has been installed in our
Church. Receivers are now available by asking one of
the Ushers or Greeters at Mass. A further upgrade for
those with hearing aides is being installed as well.
Fr. Jim Shelton...was with us last week to celebrate the
11:30am Mass. It was great to have someone whose
vocation was fostered at St. Edward’s preside at the
Liturgy. Fr. Joe Fitzgerald is the Diocesan Director of
Vocations. Please feel free to contact Fr. Joe, Fr. Mike,
Deacon Jim, Deacon Ray or Sister Sheila if you believe
God is calling you to serve the Church in a special way.
The Year of Consecrated Life...Pope Francis has
declared this a year to remember, honor and pray for
those men and women who have dedicated their lives to
God ...“Our brothers and sisters in Christ living consecrated lives make great contributions to our society
through a vast number of ministries,” said Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz of Louisville, Kentucky, president of USCCB. “They teach in our schools, take care
of the poor and the sick and bring compassion and the
love of Christ to those shunned by society; others lead
lives of prayer in contemplation for the world.”
At St. Edward’s, let us especially remember, honor and
pray for the Sisters of Mercy and the Sisters of St.
Dominic who live, work, teach and worship within our
Community. They are a blessing and a gift to us.
Chaminade High School
Freshman
Sophomore
Junior
Senior
Patrick J. Conklin
Shawn M. Connell
Stephen V. Conte
Jason M. Tsarouhis
Michael A. Tsui
James J. Orioli
William J. Sanchez
Dennis J. Valent
Nicholas J. Campanella
Gregory M. Bertrand
Kevin M. Cooney
Frank A. DeCapite
Christopher B. Doss
Riley P. Gunther
Catholic Daughters Cake Sale
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
OF AMERICA COURT # 2348
SUPER BOWL CAKE SALE
The Catholic Daughters are holding their
Super Bowl Cake Sale Today, Sunday, Feb. 1 after
The 7:30, 9:30 and 11:30 masses.
Please remember to purchase your cakes or
cookies after Mass, to enjoy at Super Bowl Parties
Thank you for your generosity.
God Bless our Parishioners.
For information call Estelle Carnesi @ 921-0822
Your Help Is Requested
Safety Notice Update
It is important that we be aware of the dangers created for
us and for others when parking in unauthorized areas and
fire zones at all times; daily and weekends. It has now
become especially hazardous with the ice and snow.
-Please DO NOT park on the walkways leading to and
surrounding the Church or the Rectory.
-Please DO NOT park along the driveways entering and
exiting the Parking Lot.
-Please DO NOT park in the striped Fire Zones or outside
the white lined parking spaces.
-Please utilize the overflow parking lot by the ball field
and the school side of Teibrook Avenue for additional
parking on weekends.
THANK YOU!
Knights of Columbus
Senior Trips
SENSATIONAL TRIPS PLANNED
FOR 2015
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Joseph G. Gorman Council 5091
Syosset, NY
Congratulations to Billy Pick on
making his Third Degree!
Business Meeting – Tuesday,
February 10, 2015
8 PM - Holy Family Room
*NOTE LATE START TIME*
Social Meeting –
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Second Degree Ceremony
7:30 PM – Holy Family Room
CHARITY IS THE ROLE
OF
ALL CATHOLICS
May 20 or 21 Freedom Cruise when fleet is in.
Lunch on trip.
$89 to reserve, send check to: Denise Wetter,
102 Clover Rd, Woodbury NY 11797.
Phone 921-0924
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June 3 History Remembered,
new 911 memorial.
Lunch included.
$99 to reserve, send check to: Barbara Conboy,
152 Meyers Ave., Hicksville, NY 11801.
Phone 433-7649
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July 14 Lauren Kristy River Boat on
Great South Bay
Lunch included.
$99 to reserve, send check to: Pat Ennis
51 Willets Drive, Syosset NY 11791.
Phone 921-8183
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August 11 Grand Central Station N.Y.C.
Lunch included.
$105 to reserve, send check to: Peggy Dunleavy
204 Colonial Circle, Woodbury, NY 11797
Phone 364-0049
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September 8 Culinary Institute & Hudson River
Cruise.
$113 to reserve, send check to: Eileen Paterson
17 Fieldstone Drive, Syosset, NY 11791
Phone 921-7673
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October 4 Beautiful (a Broadway play).
Information to follow.
Sensational Trips for 2015
The next trip will be in May, a cruise in New York Harbor
on The Spirit of New Y ork and should be especially exciting because it will be during Fleet Week—it’s called the
Freedom Cruise.
All of the trips scheduled for 2015 are posted on the bulletin board in the hallway off the Church vestibule. If room
permits all of the trips will be listed in the church bulletin.
If you are interested in a certain trip, call the person listed
on the bulletin board, or for general questions call Dolores
at 921-0484. If we get 40 or more persons for a trip we
will be picked up at St. Edwards. Remember all checks
are to be made out to:
Rendezvous Travel
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS-Columbiettes
Attention: All Catholic Ladies…ages 17-up
Are you willing to help those less fortunate by meeting the needs of the people in our Community?
If you said “YES!”, then please consider joining the Columbiettes!
The Columbiettes are formed with the Knights of Columbus Council. We are a growing and vibrant
service organization of Catholic ladies who are willing to make a difference in today’s society.
All we ask is that you allocate only as much time as your schedule permits. You participate at
whatever level of commitment that makes you comfortable.
We take strong stands against
Abortion
Child Abuse
Substance Abuse
just to name a few…
And a Strong Commitment to Family Values and helping the Sisters in our Religious Community.
The benefits from membership are many: Spiritual, Moral, Educational and Social.
DATE: Tuesday, February 3, 2015
TIME: 7:30 PM
PLACE: Holy Family Room
Please join us to see what we are all about.
For further information ,please call or e-mail
Sharon Pugliesi
516-724-0329
[email protected]
CHARITY IS THE ROLE OF ALL CATHOLICS
RCIA
The preparation for baptism and Christian instruction
are both of vital concern to God’s people, the Church,
which hands on and nourishes the faith received from
the apostles.” (RCIA 7)
When catechumens and candidates gather with their
sponsor, or with the parish team, so much is happening all at once. Friendships are made, and words of
encouragement are shared, and the faith is passed on.
RCIA sessions focus on Jesus in the Scriptures, his
care and concern for all, and what his words and
actions mean for us, today. In reflecting each week
on the Sunday readings, Jesus gradually becomes
a friend who walks with us. And over time, each realizes that it really is we who are coming to walk with
Jesus!
Someone who became Catholic here at St. Edwards
a few years ago shares this:
The RCIA experience for me was one that I
will always remember. For me it came at about the
same time that I was contemplating how someone
"became Catholic". You see I was married to a Catholic since 1989 and we were both parishioners for
some time at St Edwards and our children went
through the religious education program there.
Although I was baptized Presbyterian I never
really "grew up" with the church. Coming to Mass
regularly was probably the motivating factor for me
in joining the RCIA--it made GOD real and I felt
something being in his presence and in being present
with so many others who believed. I wanted to learn
more and I wanted to participate in the Eucharist.
The RCIA time I spent with fellow parishioners was very enlightening. It was part instructional
but it was also just friends talking about their relationship with God. I am very glad I participated.
We thank God for the goodness of all the parishioners
of our parish who helped lead this person to the
Church!
For information, please contact:
Sr. Sheila Browne
[email protected]
516.921.8030 x135
Year of Consecrated Life
Pope Francis has designated 2015 as the Year
of Consecrated Life.
This is a time to remember and recount the glorious history of religious life, of the many men and women religious of the past, and the great things they
accomplished. We must also recall and rejoice
in the men and women religious of today who
continue the traditions of their founders right
here on Long Island and throughout the world.
The Holy Father tells us to look at the past with
gratitude, to tell our stories to all, and to thank
God for so many gifts. Pope Francis calls us to
live the present with passion. Lastly he asks us
to embrace the future with hope. Acknowledging the difficulties of our day: decreasing vocations and aging members, economic problems,
threats posed by relativism and a sense of social
irrelevance, we are called to practice the virtue
of hope, the fruit of our faith in the Lord of
history,
who
continues
to
tell
us:
“Be not afraid…for I am with you” (Jer 1:8)
Ultimately, Pope Francis is calling all religious
“to wake up the world,” since the distinctive
sign of consecrated life is prophecy, to be
prophets who witness to how Jesus lived on this
earth.”
Two religious communities live and minister in
St. Edward’s Parish, the Sisters of Mercy and
the Sisters of St. Dominic. During this Year of
Consecrated Life, there will be occasional
columns written by Sisters in each of these
communities, recounting a bit of their history,
telling their stories and the ministries they do in
our midst. Watch for them!
Summer 2015-Teens Encountering Jesus at St. John’s University
Diocesan News
St. Joseph’s Seminary
440 west Neck Road
Huntington, NY 11743
“Dancing
on the Head of a Pin: The Angelic Doctor on Angelic Natures.”
A Workshop on Angels.
What are angels? What do they do? How are they different from us, and why do we sometimes confuse them with God? Why are angels good and demons bad, and why can’t demons
be forgiven? How do angels see? Are we simply angels covered in skin? What can angels
make me think, and what can’t they make me do? What is it like to stand in a crowd of angels,
and why doesn’t that make a lot of sense?
These are just some of the questions that can be legitimately posed about those interesting
creatures called angels. Please join us for a five-week workshop in which we will consider
what one of the greatest minds in human history said about the issue, Doctor of the Church,
St. Thomas Aquinas.
Where:
The Seminary of the Immaculate Conception
440 West Neck Road, Huntington
When:
Wednesdays: Feb. 25, Mar. 4, 11, 18, 25
6:30pm-9:00pm
Instructor:
Ryan Williams, Associate Dean for St. Joseph’s Seminary.
Cost:
$150.00(audit fee), $467.00 (for (1) cr edit)
To register or for more information please call Terry Villella at 631-423-0483, ext. 147.
Diocesan News
St. Joseph’s Seminary College
Three campuses
Three degrees,
Three scheduling options.
Open to qualified lay Men & Women,
Religious & Clergy
St. Joseph’s offers
A Master of Arts in Theology
A Master of Arts in Pastoral Studies
A Master of Arts in
Catholic Philosophical Studies
AND
Two Post-Masters certificates:
Sacred Scripture & Dogmatic Theology
Classes are offered during the day, in the
evenings, and on Saturdays.
All three campuses have video-Teleconferencing
for Distance Learning
Visit our website for more informationwww.dunwoodie.edu
Or call
Yonkers: (914) 367-8280
Huntington & Douglaston: (631) 423-0482
ST. JOSEPH’S COLLEGE
Shrines of Italy—May 12-21, 2015
Travel with St. Joseph’s College faculty
members;
Sister Grace Rowland, CSJ and
Fr. Francis Pizzarelli, SMM
For detailed brochure call Sister Grace at
631-654-0199 or e-mail
[email protected]
Knights of Columbus Council
Wanted: Catholic men to become a member of
“The sign of the Cross” Knights of Columbus
Council. We are the “ONLY” Deaf/Hearing impaired K of C Council in the World. Hearing men
are welcome also. We meet the first and third
Monday of every month in Hicksville. For more
information contact:
John Passarella, Grand Knight at
[email protected]
or call 516-997-8347.
Dominican Village, a not-for-profit retirement
community in Amityville, NY, provides both independent living and assisted living apartments for
senior citizens. Sponsored by the Sisters of
St. Dominic, our beautiful 13 acr e campus pr ovides modern apartments, restaurant style dining,
many services and amenities, as well as activities.
Residents live in a supportive environment in which
the sacredness of life and the dignity of each person
are held in the highest regard. For more information
and/or to arrange for a visit and tour, please call
(631) 842-6091.
Dominican Village:
“When you’re here, you’re home.”
2015 SAT EXAM PREP COURSE
For May 2nd SAT Exam
Course will be held on the following Saturdays:
February 28
March 7, 21, & 28
And April 18 & 25
9:00—11:30 a.m. in Marian Hall
Course Fee: $250.00 (includes textbook)
CONTACT: Mrs. Stutzmann
516-922-4888 x 5241
ST. DOMINIC HIGH SCHOOL
Catholic Cruise
to
New England and Canada
Come and sail away on a 7 night Catholic New England and Canada Cruise with Father Prakash Joseph
May 16th—May 23rd, 2015 on Holland America
Maasdam out of Montreal, Quebec, Canada—
Ports of Call:
St. Lawrence River, Canada; Quebec City, Quebec,
Canada; gulf of St. Lawrence; Charlottetown, Prince
Edward Island; Sydney, Nova Scotia; Halifax, Nova
Scotia, Canada; Bar Harbor, Maine; Boston, Massachusetts. Prides begin at $1988 for two passengers
this includes all port fees and taxes. Daily Mass offered. Deposits of only $350 per person will reserve
your cabin. Space is limited. For further info or to
register, contact:
Doug or Eileen at 860-399-1785
[email protected]
Military List
“Lord, hold our troops in your loving hand. Protect them
as they protect us. Bless them and their families for the
selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need. I ask
this in the name of Jesus, our Lord and Savior. Amen”
Lt. Jameson Adler, Navy SEAL
Lt. Kathryn Adler, U.S. Navy
S.R. Ryan Bell, USN
Maj. Joel Bernazzani U.S.A.F
1st Lt. Oliver Ennis, U.S. Army
Lt. John Hagerman, U.S. Navy
Lt. JG Amanda Hine, U.S. Navy
A1C. Christopher Hofer U.S.A.F.
Capt. Christian Kapey, U.S.M.C.
Capt. Karen Kobus, U.S.M.C.
Lance Corporal, James A. Krupa U.S.M.C.
Sr. Amn. Michael LiBretto, U.S.A.F.
Pvt. Erik Liebergall, U.S.M.C.
SSgt. Ryan Lutz, Air Force Nat. Guard
Pvt. Jonathan Maldonado U.S. Army
1st Lt. Christopher McCole U.S.Army
Lt. JG Brian Shields, U.S.C.G.
Ssgt. Paul Smith, U.S. Army
Capt. Carl Tiska, Navy SEAL
Maj. Michael F. Wendelken, U.S. A.F.
If you would like to inform us of any family member or
friend who has been called to active service, please call
our Rectory 516-921-8030 x 110 with information.
We will list their names so the entire parish can
include them in their prayers. Please call the Rectory
when your loved one has returned from military duty.
Parish Devotions
Please join us for the following
Parish Devotions
Pastoral Council
Fr. Michael T. Maffeo, Pastor
Deacon James Murphy
Gregg Bonomi
Sr. Monica, RSM
Fiona Castro
Gio Gliner
Francine Cosenza
Claire Kapey
Kathy DeNatale
David Krieg
Kevin Frain
Donna Zaino
“The Council serves as a forum of consultation for the pastor and
members, primarily by engaging them in ongoing dialogue about the
needs, feelings, hopes and reactions of parishioners.”
Guidelines for Pastoral Councils #B-2).
Please feel free to contact any council member at any time regarding
your “needs, feelings, hopes and reactions.”
All council members can be reached through the Rectory Office.
Telephone Directory
ST. EDWARD’S—TELEPHONE 516-921-8030
Rectory Office
Maryann Waite
Ann Fisher (evenings)
Karen Morrone
School
Florence Cassidy, Secretary
Religious Education Office
Rosanne Alexander, Grades 1-6
Roberta Zero, Grades 7-8
Pastoral Center Offices
Jack Malone, Parish Manager
Miguel DeLeon, Finance Director
Parish Social Ministry
Susan Lawlor
RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults)
Sister Sheila Browne, RSM
ext.
110
110
112
121
124
126
136
132
137
135
Holy Communion
The Miraculous Medal Novena and Rosary
prayed each Friday at 8:30AM.
Please contact the Rectory to arrange for Communion
to be brought to anyone in need at home,
in the hospital or nursing home.
The Parish Rosary prayed after the
5:00PM Saturday evening Mass, on the
First Saturday of the Month.
Community Hotline
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament each Friday
beginning at 9:30AM and concluding with
Benediction at Noon.
The Safe Center of Long Island is a new non-profit that
offers 24-hour, 7 day a week crisis counseling, advocacy
and assistance for women, men and children who are
victims of domestic abuse, sexual assault or child abuse.
Services are free and confidential.
Parish Holy Hour of Eucharistic Adoration
beginning at 7:00PM each Friday evening with
Benediction at 8:00PM followed immediately by
Night Prayer and Blessing.
516-542-0404
St. Edward’s Website
WWW.ST-EDWARDS.ORG
Please check our website for recent news, schedules,
updates and directions.
El Parral Restaurant
T. Zamow,
Edward Jones Daniel
Financial Advisor
Making Sense of Investing
Specialties From Spain & Italy
8 Berry Hill Road, Syosset
516 - 921 - 2844
www.kensfaucetandtoiletrepairs.com
KENS FAUCET
343 Jackson Avenue
Family Dentistry
Syosset
Cosmetics • Implants
FULL SERVICE SALON
516-496-3453
MARK A. DeNIGRIS, D.D.S. Open
Tuesday - Saturday
34
South
Oyster
Bay
Rd.
PIPSYOSSET.COM
20 Cold Spring Rd., Syosset
& TOILET REPAIRS INC.
Licensed Master Plumber
Chris
& Tony’s
All Plumbing Repairs
All Bathroom Leaks
including Tile Repair
516-488-2480
serving the Community
Since 1990
Restaurant & Catering
352 Jericho Tpke., Syosset
516-496-1011
JERICHO PHARMACY
Compounds • Fast Service
Great Customer Service
Organic Cosmetics • Beauty Aids
Most Insurance Accepted
10% Off Party Room w/ad
Some Exclusions may apply
Your Health Is Our Passion
340 Jericho Tpke., Syosset
(located next to Mario’s Pizza
and Cactus Salon
516.864.0020
M. Taheri, D.D.S.
General & Orthodontic Dentistry
575 Underhill Blvd., Ste. 105
(516) 496-3880
After Hours Emergency: (516) 660-1076
Syosset Dental Work P.C.
516-864-2738 / 2730
Open 7 Days
Free Delivery
FREE DELIVERY
Mathnasium of Syosset-Jericho
110 Jackson Ave., Syosset
(516) 944-MATH (6284)
Executive Service - All Occasions
Danny & Tom Carbone, Proprietors
Luxury Buses / SUVʼs /Vans / Limos and Sedans
364-9681
www.syossetlimo.com
516-496-8333
Licensed Associate Broker
Sales Manager Syosset / Muttontown Office
516.677.0030 ext.203, c.516.359.9499
[email protected]
Your Satisfaction is my Success
G in a m a r ie M. P al m ie r i
Attor ne y At Law
Each office is independently owned and operated
Tel (347) 561 4492 • [email protected]
55 Jericho Turnpike, Suite 304
20% OFF
Jericho, NY 11753
your front store or
non-prescription BUSINESS
D a n i e l F . A . P a l m i e r i PERSONAL
purchase w/ad
In s ur a n c e & T a x S e r v ic es
ousine Service Inc.
_ â ÇGarden
t S y os s e t L i mSince
1986
170 Jericho Tpke
Syosset
921-3290
Kathleen Pisani
Syosset
Open 7 Days
Fine Asian Cuisine
631-261-2602
Syosset, NY 11791
Bus. 631-261-2602 Cell 631-848-3857
[email protected]
www.edwardjones.com
Printing and
Marketing Services
J Ekstrom & Son Plumbing and Heating
Tel (718) 835 8330 • Tel (516) 941-0921 • Fax (718) 835-3908 • [email protected]
Credit Cards
Accepted
A Business Built On its Reputation
Complete Plumbing & Heating Service
516-692-3142 or 631-385-1964
10% Senior Citizen Discount
99 Main St
Cold Spring Harbor, NY 11724
CELL:
OFFICE:
917.854.0347
631-692-4800
Licensed &
Insured
Mary O’Rourke Cashin
Licensed Salesperson
James Mayer, LCSW
[email protected]
Dedicated to achieving your goals.
Substance Abuse • Intervention • Psychotherapy
333 Glen Head Rd., Suite 155, Glen Head, NY 11545
516-521-1254
[email protected]
DESIGN • BUILD • INSTALL • MAINTAIN
Tel 516.799.3567
Licensed & Insured • Member BBB, NSLGA, PLCAA, IPCI
“Cleaning Angels”
[email protected] www.wedigdesign.net
Fine Residential & Office Cleaning
Susan Perelli
516-287-4432
Insured • Bonded • Excellent References
Over 20 Years Experience
Custom Exteriors
Home Improvements
susanscleaningangels.com
[email protected]
SIDING • WINDOWS • ROOFING
Call for FREE estimate
797-9610
Lic/Ins
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TRIPLE CENTURY 2015
Win Your Own Pot o’ Gold!
St. Edward the Confessor
Parents Association’s Annual Triple Century Raffle
March 14 2015 6:00 PM in the Gymnasium.
Raffle tickets are $100.00 per ticket with only 300 tickets being sold.
Triple Century is a reverse raffle...our winner will be the last ticket
pulled.
FIRST PRIZE
SECOND PRIZE
THIRD PRIZE
FOURTH PRIZE
FIFTH PRIZE
$6,000.00
$1,500.00
$1,250.00
$ 750.00
$ 500.00
Make sure you are
“Wearin’ o’ the Green”
and come join us for a
fun night out!
Ticket forms are available through the rectory office. If you would like to purchase your ticket(s) via
mail, please fill out the form below and mail it along with your check payable to PASE to:
St. Edward Church Rectory, 205 Jackson Avenue, Syosset, NY 11791
Attn: Triple Century
Upon receipt, your ticket(s) will be mailed to you.
You may also contact Alicia Vasile at 516-721-4180 or [email protected]
if you have a “lucky number” request or to make arrangements to get the ticket(s) to you.
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All ticket holders are invited to join us for cocktails and a light dinner at our
Lucky Leprechaun Sweepstakes as we pull each and ever y last ticket! Tickets may be pur chased
individually or shared with others. So get a group together, buy a ticket or two.
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516 - 921 - 2888
79 Berry Hill Road, Syosset
Beney Funeral Home
CHRIS J. COSCHIGNANO, ESQ.
SAHN WARD COSCHIGNANO & BAKER, PLLC
Attorneys at Law
921-1000
228-1300
116 Jackson Ave., Syosset
The Omni Building, Uniondale
GEORGE HAAS
516 - 448 - 2357
Real Estate
681-2442
380 Woodbury Rd.
Hicksville, NY
Amalia (Molly)
Symington
Realty Connect USA
680-8123 cell
Someone U Can Trust
24 HR TOWING & ROAD SERVICE
www.raimopizzeria.com 90 Underhill Blvd., Syosset, NY 11791
Luce Ristorante
Pre-Need Counseling Available
Steve’s
Piccola Bussola
Family Style
Italian Restaurant
Lunch • Dinner
Open 7 Days
Catering Available
SERVICING SYOSSET WITH QUALITY SINCE 1964
Randy Williams
Michael Dolinsky
J & M AUTO REPAIR
516-364-9230 Fax: 364-6265
Debra McSheffrey
Kiehn
516-647-6749
LUNCH•DINNER•CATERING•PRIVATE PARTY ROOM
Doris Duvernoy
OUTDOOR DINING • LUCE FOOD TRUCK
516-697-0899
1053 Oyster Bay Road, East Norwich
Signature
Mother & Daughter
516-624-8330 www.luce-ristorante.com
Licensed RE Salesperson Premier Properties
Income Tax Preparation
“Physical Therapy...The Way It Should Be.”
www.PrecisionSportsPT.com
Specializing in Rehabilitation For:
ORTHOPEDICS • TOTAL JOINT REPLACEMENTS • SPORT SPECIFIC INJURIES
OSTEOARTHRITIS • PRE/POST OPERATIVE CARE • PEDIATRICS
BACK & NECK PAIN • GERIATRICS • HEADACHES
170 Crossways Park Dr. • Woodbury, NY 11797 • 516-921-2900
921-5400
Fax 921-5420
Village
Pharmacy
of Syosset
(516) 496-4622
ACADEMY OF GYMNASTICS
165 Eileen Way 2nd Fl., Syosset
516-584-5157
• Classes
• Competitive Teams
• Camps
• Birthday Parties
Friendly Personalized Service
7929 Jericho Tpke., Woodbury Village Ctr
Prescriptions Filled
While You Wait
DUMPSTERS
CRYSTAL CHEM-DRY
Gift Dept • House Accounts
Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning
ALL SIZES AVAILABLE
“ If Stains Reappear, So Do We!”
921-0880 Fax 921-7975
CLEANOUT & DEMOLITION
Free Delivery
433-4701 Tile and Grout Cleaning
PROMPT & EFFICIENT SERVICE
38 Cold Spring Road
(631) 242-1828
www.crystalchemdryny.com
www.IBFOODS.com
Pick Up & Delivery
516 - 364 - 0004
15 Railroad Ave., Syosset
No Appointment Necessary
(516) 921-5051
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Phil’s
Pizzeria & Restaurant
265 Jericho Tpke., Syosset
364-6900 (King Kullen Shopping Center)
18 Newbridge Rd
J.J. Gorman Council #5091
John G. Rooney, GK 516-496-2131
Ralph Catapano, Fin. Sec. 921-6281
516-681-5010
Fresh & Frozen Seafood
Retail Division Wholesale Division
516.496.2416 Ph: 516.932-FISH
Open Mon-Sat
8am-6pm
Same Day Service!
S & S REPAIR CENTER INC.
EXPERT AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
ASE CERTIFIED TECHNICIANS All Work Guaranteed
30 Underhill Blvd., Syosset
(516) 921-1300
C o t t a ge Ph a r ma c y & S ur g ic a l
Your Family Health Department Store
• Pharmacy Services • Home Medical Equipment
• Surgical & diabetic Supplies •Nursing & Companion Svces
8285 Jericho Tpke., Woodbury (516) 367-9030 www.cottagepharmacy.com
FREE $10 Gift Card with new Rx (Not for copays or prescriptions)
EYE and VISION CARE Assoc.
140 Jackson Ave., Syosset 516-921-3580 Fax: 921-3551
Dr. Sebastian Polizzi, Dr. Elena Rosen, Dr. Davin Dong
EYE EXAMS ~ CONTACT LENSES ~ GLASSES ~ SUNGLASSES
Participating in Most Insurances- Davis Vision•VSP•HIP
BC/BS•Aetna•United Health Care•Eye Med•Most Unions
Jerome Bogin, D.D.S.
99 Cold Spring Road
Syosset, NY 11791
N.Y.S. Inspections • Gasoline • 24 Hr. Towing
921-8020
Jackson Avenue, Syosset
Vehicle Service Advisors
Complete Foreign & Domestic Repairs
Performance & Aftermarket Modifications
Fuel Economy Specialist
[email protected]
ABALENE
Inc
Plumbing - Heating - Air Conditioning - Fuel Oil
Complete Automotive Repair
Weddings, Funerals, Arrangements, Banquets
Plants For All Occasions, Fruit Baskets
We Deliver Anywhere
rs
Cell: (516) 808-2432
“3rd Generation” Family Owned & Operated
FERRARIʼS AUTO REPAIR
2 Split Rock Rd., Syosset
Lic RE Sales
Ready to Serve
364-8383
* (One Hour Free Consultation)
SAGAMORE
Jascintha Vaz Lobo
41 Jackson Ave., Syosset
J a m e s T i n n e l l y C F P NYS Inspection
COLLEGE & RETIREMENT PLANNING*
Credit Cards
Accepted
516-921-7444
Daily Specials • Catering & Take Out Available
30+ Flavors That Will Blow You Away
Visit us: King Kullen Shopping Center
275 Jericho Tpke., Syosset
Call us: 516.921.WING
Track us: Hurricanewings.com/Syosset
Facebook us: Facebook.com/hgwsyosset
516.921.3586
8049 Jericho Tpke / Woodbury
($2off on $20 purchase w/ad)
Syosset Auto Body, Inc.
35 Underhill Blvd., Syosset
516-921-0174 Fax: 496-8819
INTERNAL MEDICINE
DR. DANIEL J. CYRAN
921-2817 921-0711
99 & 85 COLD SPRING ROAD
DR. JOHN MCGALEY
921-1240
85 COLD SPRING RD., SYOSSET
Phone Systems • Full House Wiring • Key Pad System
• Lighting Controls
Premium Lines
& Ultimate Service
ISLAND TOPSOIL
“We Specialize in Topsoil”
S AN D • GR A VE L • FI L L • T O PS OI L
TRUCK FOR HIRE
85 Oak Drive
WE DELIVER
364-2972/4
142 Underhill Blvd., Syosset
P. 516.364.5599
www.sounddimensionsplus.com
Plasma’s • LCD’s • LED’s • Custom Home Theatre • 3D TV’s
516-938-1555 516-938-1660
440 South Oyster Bay Rd.
Hicksville, NY
LUNCH ● DINNER ● CATERING
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