uly 10, 2016 - Holy Name of Jesus

OF JESUS CHURCH
HOLY NAME
WINDSOR TERRACE
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK
Fr. Lawrence D. Ryan, Pastor
Deacon Abel Torres
Mr. Michael Saez, Deacon Candidate
Most Rev. James Massa, In Residence
Rev. Msgr. Joseph P. Nagle, In Residence
Rev. Austin Emeh, In Residence
REV. Msgr. Michael J. Curran, Weekend Assistant
Mrs. Louise O’Connor, Office Manager
Mrs. Ann Dolan, Parish Trustee
Mr. Philip Lehpamer, Parish Trustee
Mrs. Kathryn Sisto, Religious Education Coordinator
Ms. Ivonne Rojas, Director of Music
St. Joseph the Worker Catholic Academy
Mr. Robert DiNardo, Principal
Ms. Jennifer Gallina, Assistant Principal
Mrs. Louise Witthohn, Academy Secretary
Website: www.holynamebrooklyn.com
We are also on Facebook and Twitter
SUNDAY EUCHARIST - MISA DOMINICALES
Saturday: 5:30pm.
Sunday: 7:30, 9:00 (Spanish), 10:30am &12:00 Noon
THE SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION - PENITENCIA
Saturday: 4:00 to 5:00 pm.
WEEKDAY EUCHARIST - MISAS DE LA SEMANA
Monday thru Friday: 9:00am.
Saturday: 9:00am.
Holidays: as announced in this bulletin.
BAPTISM OF INFANTS
Is celebrated on the first Sunday of the month at 1:30 pm. Spanish baptisms are celebrated on the second Sunday of the month
at 1:30 pm. Please call the Rectory to make an appointment to
meet with one of the clergy and bring the child’s birth certificate
to the appointment.
CHRISTIAN INITIATION
For school age children, teens or adults follows the RCIA process, also called the Catechumenate, for those thinking and joining the Roman Catholic Church by celebrating Baptism, Confirmation and/or first Eucharist: inquiries may be made by calling
the Religious Education Office.
PASTORAL CARE OF THE SICK
Call the Rectory to arrange for a minister to bring the Eucharist
to someone homebound or in the hospital. In cases with those
of the faithful whose health is seriously impaired by sickness or
old age, please contact one of the priests to celebrate the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick.
CHRISTIAN MARRIAGE
Engaged couples call the Rectory for an appointment with one
of the priests or deacons at least six months in advance of the
sacramental celebration.
CATHOLIC CEMETERIES
For information, call 718-894-4888.
CHURCH ILLUSTRATION AND DESIGN BY: FRANKLYN PELAÉZ
HORAS DE OFICINA DEL DIACONO FELIPE ALMENDAREZ EN
ESPANOL DE 6:30PM – 8PM. (MIERCOLES)
DEVOTIONS - DEVOCIONES
Miraculous Medal Novena: Mondays after the 9:00am mass.
Sacred Heart: Fridays after the 9:00am mass.
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament:Thursdays 9:30am to
11:45 am followed by Benediction.
LOS BAUTISMOS DE INFANTES.
Seran celebrados en Espanol el Segundo Domingo del mes a la
1:30 pm y en ingles, el primer Domingo del mes a la 1:30 pm.
Por favor de, llamar a la rectoría para hacer una cita con un
miembro del clero y, de traer el certificado de nacimiento del
niño a la cita.
INICIACION EN LA VIDA CRISTIANA
Niños de edad escolar, jovenes y adultos que esten interesados
en sequir el proceso de RICA, aquellos que quieren pensar en
envolverse en la iglesia Catholica Romana, en clases sobre
celebracion del bautismo, confirmacion, primera comunion y
continuar activos en nuestra parroquia, llame a las Oficinas de
Educacion Religiosa.
CIUDADO PASTORAL A LOS ENFERMOS
Llame a la Casa Parroquial para los arreglos, que unos de los
ministros de eucaristia brindara la Comunion a quien la necesite
en el hogar o en el hospital. En casos particulares de ancianos o
enfermedad de condicion seria, por favor pongase en contacto
con los sacerdotes para los sacramentos de uncion.
MATRIMONIOS
Los preparativos de matrimonios deben hacerse con seis meses
de anticpacion. Deben llamar con anticipacion para hacer una
cita con los sacerdotes.
HOLY NAME RECTORY
245 Prospect Park West, Brooklyn New York 11215-5807 • (718) 768-3071 • www.holynamebrooklyn.com Fax (718) 369-2039
SAINT JOSEPH THE WORKER CATHOLIC ACADEMY
241 Prospect Park West, Brooklyn, New York 11215-5807 • (718) 768-7629 School Website: WWW.SJWCA.ORG • School Fax: (718) 768-3007
CCD OFFICE HOURS IN SCHOOL:
Sunday 8 – 12Noon Monday 10-2PM Tuesday 10-2PM Wednesday 10-2PM Thursday 1:30-5:30PM
Friday No Office Hours
July 10, 2016
15th Sunday in Ordinary Time
WELCOME! To register as a member of the parish, please
COLLECTION RESULTS
Collection Results for the July 2/3 and July
9/10 weekends will be reported in next
week’s bulletin.
use the form on the table in the back of the church OR
stop in the Rectory during office hours.
SUNDAY, July 10th
10:00-11:30AM
RCIA Spanish, Boardman Rm.
MONDAY, July 11th
7:30PM
Arise in Spanish, Boardman Rm.
TUESDAY, July 12th
WEDNESDAY, July 13th
6:30PM
7:00PM
8:30PM
Al-Anon, Rectory Base.
Arise, Boardman Rm.
AA Open Mtg., Rectory Base.
THURSDAY, July 14th
FRIDAY, July 15th
7:00PM
Spanish Prayer Group, Rectory Base.
SATURDAY, July 16th
6:00PM
AA Closed Mtg. Rectory Base.
SUNDAY, July 17th
10:00-11:30AM
Arise Together in Christ is an international,
diocesan-sponsored, yet parish-centered spiritual
renewal effort in which small groups will meet for
six weekly sessions starting this October, at
various times, to share personal faith experiences.
In announcing the Holy Year of Mercy, Pope
Francis, in The Face of Mercy, challenges us to
perform both spiritual and corporal acts of mercy.
Lay group discussions of Christ’s presence in the
Bible and today will lead to renewing our faith,
evangelizing, and possible service initiatives. If you
are interested, we have a few group leadership
positions still available. Contact Alayne Cox,
[email protected], for more info.
RCIA Spanish, Boardman Rm.
Summertime Giving with Faith
Direct
Organizara un “Flea Market” el Domingo 7 de
Agosto. De 9:00AM a las 5:00PM. Aparte su
lugar si gusta participar, $25 por mesa. Para
mas información llamar a los teléfonos: Ana
Acotsa, 341-245-4288; Cristobal Acosta, 347234-8515 o Ana y Cris Acosta, 718-499-0139.
There will be a flea market on August 7th
from 9AM to 5PM in Holy Name Schoolyard. If
you are interested in buying a table for
$25.00, please contact one of the following
persons to reserve your spot: Ana Acosta,
347-245-4288; Cristobal Acosta, 347-2348515 or Ana and Cris Acosta, 718-499-0139.
Please come to shop for bargains. There will
be food, a “bounce house” for the children,
and fun for all.
As you are probably aware, church attendance during
the summer months tends to drop off as vacations and
weekend sporting events often conflict. Many families
attend mass near where their weekend activities take
them. The services we provide within the parish and for
the larger community continue year around, as do their
associated expenses. Your consistent financial support
of our parish is vital to achieving our stewardship
mission.
The easiest way to be sure that your gift of treasure
reaches us, even when you can’t be here, is through
enrollment in our electronic offertory program. If you
have not yet enrolled we encourage you do so this
month. Once you have enrolled, you can relax knowing
that Holy Name will receive your gifts throughout the
summer.
You can enroll three ways – forms are available in the
back of the church, you can visit Faith Direct’s secure
web site at www.faithdirect.net to enroll online, or you
can call a customer service representative at Faith
Direct. Our parish code is NY349
As always, know that your generosity is truly a gift from
God.
A Note from Fr. Larry
This weekend’s gospel (Luke 10:25-37)
includes the Parable of the Good Samaritan,
well-known to just about all of us. It’s certainly
well-known; but is it well-followed? It’s a parable that
reminds us of our obligation to love our neighbor, and
includes that very thought provoking question: “And
who is my neighbor?” If we consider that question
seriously as people of faith, the answer has to
incorporate a circle of “neighbors” larger than simply
those we’re most familiar with and most comfortable
with. If we put ourselves into that parable, would we
(and that includes me) be more likely to be the ones
who “passed by” rather than the Samaritan who
stopped to help? Meeting our responsibilities in life
requires prudent choices about how we use our time,
treasure and talents (and the people of HNJ parish are
very generous with all three); but if we seriously think
and pray about it, I believe that most of us (and again
that includes me) would conclude that there’s room for
improvement in that often-difficult area of loving our
neighbor.
Starting on Monday, July 11th, I’ll be around the
parish a bit less for most of the rest of July. I’ll be in and
out of the Rectory and not traveling away from the New
York City area. Msgr. Curran and the other resident
priests will be filling in, and I very much appreciate their
giving me some free time. I can always be reached
through the parish office. For those of you planning
summer trips, please be safe and try to include at least
Sunday Mass in your plans.
FIFTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
If we listen carefully to the readings this Sunday, we
will hear the whole Christian, Catholic life very gently
stated. How do we determine the Lord’s ways and how can
we live out the law of the Lord in our lives? In the First
Reading, Moses describes how simple God's command is:
it is not too mysterious and remote. It is not up in the sky,
nor across the sea. The commandment of the Lord is very
near to us, already in our hearts and in our mouths. We
have only to carry it out. The Responsorial Psalm remind
us to “Turn to the Lord in your need, and you will live.”
Especially in times of affliction and pain, our prayers are
answered by kindness, help, mercy, and protection. So, we
are invited to praise and glorify God, to recognize God in
our daily lives as the one who revives our hearts and helps
us to live in the Lord’s ways.
In the Second Reading from Colossians, Paul says
“Christ Jesus is the image of the invisible God”. How do
we make God’s love visible today? Is it by adhering solely
to a ritual or by following the law within our hearts?
“Christ Jesus is the one who is before all things, the
firstborn of all creation.” With whom did he spend time?
With whom do we want to spend our time? With God and
the people we love or are we always in a hurry to do more
“important” things? If Jesus is the head of the body, the
Church, then how do we mirror Jesus in our actions? How
do we allow Jesus to guide us?
In the Gospel, a lawyer is very interested in this
same question of what is most important about the law of
God. He asks Jesus to collapse the whole law down to a
single saying. Since the answer is “not too mysterious and
remote,” Jesus asks the lawyer what he thinks it is. Jesus
keeps working on us, trying to get us to see the simple
answer that hides inside us. But, the lawyer also tries to
“test” Jesus. “Who IS my neighbor?” The familiar parable
of the Good Samaritan follows wherein a man who was
robbed and beaten up on a busy road was left for dead. The
priest and the Levite, those who should have known the
most important part of the Law passed him by. They did so
for certain ideological, religious reasons. Thus, the priest
did not stop because he feared that the man was dead and,
being a priest, if he touched a dead body he would be
ritually defiled and thereby unable to offer sacrifice in the
temple. The scribe had his own religious reasons. But, they
may also have not wanted to bother with someone not of
their class. Jesus is not trying to slander these Israelites; he
is showing that your neighbor does not consist of just your
own tribe or family or even just your friends. Every person
is beloved and precious to God.
Finally, a Samaritan, a despised “foreigner” who
lived in the central province of the country, came along the
road. He was the kind of person who was least expected to
respond, but when he saw the beaten up fellow, he was
moved by compassion, stopped, and generously helped
him. Jesus tells us to “go and do likewise”. This is the law
written within our hearts, not details about keeping specific
laws but a regard for others that arises out of genuine care.
Let us be the Good Samaritan today to those who are
trafficked, abused, and hungry. Unwelcomed immigrants,
the homeless and the lonely in our own families, rectory or
block provide us with the opportunity to do God’s work.
Pope Francis reflected on the Good
Samaritan. “Love, the Lord tells us, is
never abstract or distant; it “sees” and
it responds. The compassion shown by
the Samaritan is an image of the
infinite mercy of God, who always sees
our needs and draws near to us in love.
The command to love God and
neighbor, then, is supremely practical;
it entails caring for others even to the point of personal
sacrifice. By the end of the parable, we see that the
“neighbor” is not so much the man in need, but rather
the one who responded to that need with compassion.
Jesus tells all of us to be neighbors in this sense: “Go
and do likewise.” He himself is the model of the Good
Samaritan; by imitating his love and compassion, we
show ourselves truly to be his followers.” This is not too
mysterious or remote. We can start now. It is written within
the law and within each of us.
FOOD PANTRY
In today's gospel when Jesus asks "which
of these three was a neighbor to the
robber's victim?" the scholar of the law
answered, "the one who treated him with
mercy." Jesus then said, "Go and do
likewise." The Food Pantry will distribute food on July
23 and Aug. 6 & 20 out of the rectory basement between
2 and 3 pm. At this time soup, tuna and cereal are
needed.
ADULT ALTAR SERVERS NEEDED!
The parish is in need of an adult altar
server to join a small group of men
and women who assist at funeral
masses. No previous experience is
necessary - we will train you. It is
expected that you would be called
about once every four to six weeks to assist at a funeral.
Please call the rectory if you think you would like to help
us in this way.
Foundations for Ministry Program
Are you thinking about volunteering for a parish
ministry? Are you already in ministry but need an
update on the teachings of the Catholic Church?
Perhaps the Pastoral Institute’s Foundations for
Ministry Program is for you! This 10-week
program, designed for adult learners, covers a
different topic each week. For example, The
Emerging Role of the Laity; Jesus: His Message,
His Ministry; and One Church, Many Faces.
Classes begin in September and are being offered
in Brooklyn and in Queens in English, Spanish, and
Haitian Creole.
The course is designed for:
 Persons discerning application to the Pastoral
Institute’s more intensive Lay Ministry Program;
 Persons already involved in parish ministry who
are seeking a theological update.
 Catechists interested in receiving Living and
Leading by Faith program credits
If you are interested, please go to
http://dioceseofbrooklyn.org/get-involved/pastoralinstitute/foundations-ministry/ for more information
and to register. Registrations online only! For more
information you may also contact the Pastoral
Institute at 718/281-9556 or at
[email protected].
Volunteers
The Religious Education Program is
looking for additional volunteers to
help teach the young members of our
parish. If you are over the age of 18,
like to work with children and would
like to help them grow in their faith, please consider
helping out in our program. If you are a high school
student that enjoys working with children please
considerer becoming a classroom assistant. This is a
great way for high school students to fulfill the service
hour requirements that many high schools have. If you
are interested please contact Kathryn Sisto, Coordinator
of Religious Education at 718-768-7629 or
[email protected].
Children’s Faith Formation Program
Registration for religious education is continuing for our
September classes. If you are interested in registering or
re-registering your child, please contact Kathryn Sisto at
[email protected] or 718-768-7629.All the
children of our in grades 1through 8 who attend public
school should be registered for Religious Education,
Faith Formation classes.
Sacrament Preparation for First Holy Communion, First
Penance and Confirmation require at least two years of
classroom preparation according to the Diocesan of
Brooklyn’s Sacramental guidelines. It is important that
children attend religious education classes every year
through 8 grade. Each year of religious education builds
on the year before.
Join us as we take this Parish journey for our youth
through faith together. Please see our website for more
details and registration forms in both English and
Spanish:
http://www.holynamebrooklyn.com/index.php/education
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT de PAUL
Help Holy Name share in the profits! If you donate a
car, truck or van, running or not to the Society of St.
Vincent de Paul, they will donate back to our church
$50/$100 per vehicle. Please pass the word to your
friends and neighbors. You may call up St. Vincent de
Paul at 718-491-2525. Thank you for your participation
in this program.
For our departed loved ones… We extend
Atlantic City Trip
Resorts Casino
Wednesday July 27th at 9:00AM
We are getting groups from IHM, Holy Name, St.
Saviours, St. Thomas Aquinas, and Church of the Virgin
Mary together for a trip down to the Resorts Casino in
Atlantic City.
$40.00 Per Person / $25.00 Match Play
Bus will meet outside of Holy Name Church at 9:00AM
Payments can be left at the Rectory. All Money is due by
Monday July 11th
For more info, contact Pete Iulo of Metro Sports Tours
at 917-797-1613.
our prayers and deepest sympathies to the families
and friends of our parish who have lost a loved
one, especially Gilda Gallitelli and Edward
McGrade.
Please remember those enrolled in our Purgatorial
Society on Sundays at 7:30am.
LET US PRAY……For these Mass intentions during
the Week of …July 10, 2016:
Sunday, July 10th 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:30 AM
9:00AM
10:30AM
12:00PM
Purgatorial Society & John Molloy
Mass for the People
Peter Heaney
Thomas Cooke (Birthday)
Monday, July 11th Saint Benedict, Abbot
9:00AM
Muriel Sheehan
Tuesday, July 12th
9:00AM
Memorials
Week of July 10, 2016
The Hosts have been donated in memory of Billy Zitelli
by his loving mom.
The Sanctuary Lamp has been donated in memory of
John McDonagh by his loving wife.
The Altar Candles have been donated in memory of
John K. Butler by his family.
Wednesday, July 13th Saint Henry
9:00AM
We pray for the sick in our church and
community. May God give them renewed
health and strength. We pray especially for
Bob Glynn, Edmund O’Shea, Carmen Rodriguez, Margaret
Horn, Dennis Healy, Peggy Casey, John Brennan, Emma
Brennan, Victoria Godkin, Jack & Louise Miller, Mary Ann
Fitzgerald, Joan O’Malley, Marty Boland, Bob Raymond,
Kathy Nolan, Yvonne Hajjar, Jimmy Cunningham, Eugene De
Franco, E. Cymbala, and Marilyn Bloom.
PLEASE REMEMBER THAT NAMES WILL STAY ON THE SICK LIST FOR
A FOUR-WEEK PERIOD AND THEN BE REMOVED. IF YOU WOULD
LIKE TO HAVE THE NAME PLACED BACK ON THE SICK LIST, YOU
MUST CALL THE RECTORY.
Ruth McCarthy
Thursday, July 14th Saint Kateri Tekakwitha, Virgin
9:00AM
Edna Artz
Friday, July 15th Saint Bonaventure, Bishop and
Doctor of the Church
9:00AM
Connolly Family
Saturday, July 16th
9:00AM
5:30PM
For Those Who Are Ill:
Peter E. Heaney (1st Anniversary)
In honor of St. Anthony, St. Joseph &
The Blessed Mother
John McDonagh
Nicola A. Sisto, Sr.
Christine Mastriano
Edward Gelling (4th Anniversary)
Peter E. Heaney
Sunday, July 17th 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:30 AM
9:00AM
10:30AM
12 Noon
Purgatorial Society & Deceased Members of the
DiDonna Family
Mass for the People
George Garofolo, Jr.
Francesco Pira
Catholic Charities Senior Housing Opportunity
Catholic Charities is pleased to announce that beginning July 18, 2016, the Pierrepont House for the Elderly, a
188-unit building in Brooklyn Heights, will re-open its waiting list. To enter the lottery, applicants (or their
spouse) must be 62 years or older with limited income based on Section 8 guidelines. Non-elderly persons
with disabilities may also qualify.
To obtain an application, please send a written application request to:
Pierrepont House for the Elderly
c/o POP Management Corp.
191 Joralemon Street, 8th Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Interested persons may also pick up an application in-person by visiting 55 Pierrepont Street, Brooklyn, NY
11201 beginning July 18 through August 5 during the hours of 2pm and 4pm. Completed applications must be
returned by regular mail to the PO Box listed on the application form and must be postmarked no later than
August 13, 2016.
For applicants with questions or who may need assistance completing the application, several Application
Assistance Sessions will be hosted in Deanery B3:
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Wednesday, July 27 from 10am to 12pm at St. Paul’s Parish (in St. Paul’s Hall/lower church),
190 Court Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Wednesday, July 27 from 1:00pm to 2:30pm at St. Charles Jubilee Senior Center, 55 Pierrepont
Street, 2nd Floor (Art Room), Brooklyn, NY 11201
Sunday, July 31 from 9:30am to 10:30am at Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church (in
the back of church), 55 Cranberry Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Sunday, July 31 from 11:30 to 1pm at the Oratory Church of St. Boniface (in back of church),
109 Willoughby Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Note that it is NOT necessary to attend an Application Assistance Session in order to request or submit an
application.
If you have any questions, please call 718-722-6001 (please note that you cannot request an application by
calling this number).
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ROOM AVAILABLE
SABER MOSTAFA
Park West Vision
Dr. J. Capetola, Optometrist
J. Scott Nagel, Optician
Your Original Eye Care Center Since 1953
MEDICARE ACCEPTED
218 Prospect Park West
768-1498
Timothy Myers
License No. 1908
Phone: 718.836.1324
Fax: 718.788.2341
Cell: 917.217.3403
E-Mail: [email protected]
440A 13th St., Brooklyn, NY 11215
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