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The Charity of Christ Compels Us:
Erected 1963, First In The World Named After Mother Seton 1377 East Main Street, Shrub Oak, NY 10588
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PARISH STAFF
Parish Secretary/Bulletin Editor, Mary Ellen Modico Parish Staff Assistant, Teresa McCue-Fleming Parish Custodians, Joseph Napolitano, Jerry O’Shaughnessy
Religious Ed. Secretary, Ivana Gomez Religious Ed. Staff Assistant, Jim Arena Religious Ed. Registrar, Martina Norris
POPULAR DEVOTIONSEucharistic Adoration Monday-Friday, Our Lady Memorial Chapel, 12:00-3PM FFirst Friday, 12:00-6:00PM FFirst Saturday, 9:30-10:30AM DDivine Mercy Chaplet, Monday-Friday, 3PM
Novenas, following 9:00AM Mass MMonday, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Parish Patroness TThursday, Miraculous Medal Recitation of the Rosary, Our Lady Memorial Chapel, after 9:00 Masses, daily
CELEBRATION OF THE SACRAMENTS Baptism/Becoming a Catholic Adults (RCIA): call the rectory for information Infants: Parent Instructions, 2nd Saturday, 11:00am Celebrations: 1st, 2nd, 3rd Sun., 1:30; 4th Sat, Noon Reconciliation (Confession) Sat. 4-5:30PM; TThurs. 9:30AM; 115 Minutes Before Sunday Masses; OOther times: upon request. Marriage The Sacrament of Matrimony requires specific preparation. Contact a priest aat least 6 months before the planned cere- mony. Archdiocesan marriage instruction is mandatory.
Anointing of the Sick/Holy Communion for the Homebound Contact a priest for ministry to the sick and aged at home or at a local healthcare facility. Upon request, Holy Communion will be brought to aany Catholic who is seriously ill or homebound. Confirmation Baptized adults who have never received First Communion and/or Confirmation should contact a priest to complete their Christian Initiation through the R.C.I.A. process. Holy Orders/Religious Vocations The clergy are happy to discuss the prospect of a vocation to the priesthood, diaconate or religious life.
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Save the Date Vacation Bible School August 6-10
Easter at the Food Pantry�DONATIONS�
Turkeys and hams for the Easter Distribution can be dropped off directly to the Pantry, Tues.-Fri.; 9:30am-2pm, or Saturday, 7:30am-11am through Friday. March 30th. [Please alert the office by calling 914-528-3972.] In addition to regular items, they need Easter Baskets. They anticipate serving over 200 families this year and greatly need, and appreciate, your support. GIFT CARDS: Alternative gift cards to celebrate Easter are available for purchase through the Food Pantry by email, s t m a r y s m l p a n t r y @ y a h o o . c o m , o r o n l i n e , www.cfpstmarysmoheganlake.com. The donation is $20 per card, or three cards for $50. This is a wonderful way to ex-press the joy and gratitude of the of the Easter season. VOLUNTEER: Set-up will be this Friday, March 30th be-tween 3 and 5pm. Distribution will be on Saturday, March 31st. All volunteers must be 13 years of age or older.
THE EASTER TRIDUUM The summit of the Liturgical Year is the Easter Triduum-from the evening of Holy Thursday to the evening of East-er Sunday. Though chronologically three days, they are liturgically one day, unfolding for us the unity of Christ's Paschal Mystery. The single celebration of the Triduum marks the end of the Lenten season, and leads to the Mass of the Resurrec-tion of the Lord at the Easter Vigil. Therefore the Easter Triduum of the passion, death and resurrection of Christ is the culmination of the entire liturgical year. So, the Solemnity of Easter has the same kind of preeminence in the liturgical year that Sunday has in the week. From the early days of the ancient Church the Easter Vigil has been the time for adult converts to be baptized and enter the Church. Catechumens (those who have never been baptized) and candidates (those who have been bap-tized in a non-Catholic Christian denomination) are initi-ated into the Church by (respectively) baptism and confir-mation. Other candidates (baptized Catholics who have not completed their initiation) are given the Easter Sacra-ments as well. This Year at the Easter Vigil, the following will be initiated into the Church at Seton: Candidates: Victoria A. Bendetti, Kamini Devi Naterpaul-Lynch, Douglas M. Neeson, Cheryl M. Robinson, Ysabel Roman We welcome these good people into the Seton Parish Family!
!!Moved to April 8th!!
April “Birthday Blessing” Due to Easter, Birthday Blessings are moved to Sunday, April 8th, at the 9:30AM Family Mass. A birthday blessing and a present will be given to our little ones who celebrate their birthdays in April.
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Select APRIL Events Mon, Apr 2 Rectory Closed Sat, Apr 14 Pre-Baptism Class 2nd Collections: Seton Religious Education Program, Seton Youth Ministry, Emergency Maintenance, Church in Central & Eastern Europe
WEEKLY MEMORIALS (3) The Sanctuary Lamp, indicating the Real Presence, burns in honor of the Administration and Faculty of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton School. The Sacramental Bread and Wine were donated in memory of William & Eleanor Virginia.
PRAY FOR OUR DECEASED Frances Bach, Anthony J. Garrio
���������������We would like to extend a warm welcome to all of our visi-tors worshipping with us today. We are happy to have you with us. And, we hope that you are inspired by our parish family at prayer, and that all of our visitors will come worship with us again soon. May God Bless You and Keep You!
MASS INTENTIONS 5:30 Mary & Jerry Labate Sun Mar 25 PALM SUNDAY OF THE LORD’S PASSION 7:00 People of Seton Parish 8:00 Dec’d Mbrs of McGill & Suhovsky Families 9:30 Grace Lombardo 11:00 Lou Gregorio, John Knight & Irene Ferreira 12:30 Timothy Patrick Lewis Mon Mar 26 Monday of Holy Week 7:00 Brendan Kelly 9:00 Arthur Bortz Tue Mar 27 Tuesday of Holy Week 7:00 Donald D’Amato 9:00 Maureen Canavan Wed Mar 28 Wednesday of Holy Week 7:00 Joseph Cordoni, Sr. 9:00 Dec’d Mbrs of the Paciullo Family See page 7 for the Triduum Schedule
PRAY FOR OUR SICK As is our custom, a person’s name will appear for four weeks, after which it will be removed unless we hear from the family. Charles Behrens, Kelsey Berger, Bill Bertram, Charles Boden, Mar-garet Boden, Bev Bosley, Anthony Celio, Josephine Conklin, Priscilla Delehanty, Edward DiCaprio, Edwin Dudenhoeffer, Linda Dwyer, Madison Frost, Marie Gillespie, Wayne Koshofer, Eileen Kostecke, Louise Mirel, Loraine Monastra, Katharine Pacensa, Lt. Victor Pra-to, Maria Quas, Marian Ruggiero, Eleanor Sweikert, Marguerite Thiemann, Carolynn Tuite, Lisa Valle, Gina Zanini
TOMORROW!! RECONCILIATION MONDAY + March 26th Confessions at Seton from 3:00 PM – 9:00 PM
(The Blessed Sacrament will be exposed from 3 - 9 PM) CONFESSIONS WILL BE HEARD IN EVERY CHURCH IN THE ARCHDIOCESE OF NEW YORK AND IN THE DIOCESE OF BROOKLYN AND THE DIOCESE OF ROCKVILLE CENTER It’s a great thing to hear about God’s merciful love. It’s even better to experience it – personally. No matter how long it may have been since your last confession – weeks, years or even decades – there is no time like the start of Holy Week to know the mercy of God in the Sacrament of Penance. Seize this moment of grace. Bring a friend.
����������������������������1) Examine your conscience to ascertain which sins have you have committed since your last good confession. 2) Be sincerely sorry for your sins. 3) Confess your sins to the priest. Say: “Bless me Father for I have sinned, it has been _____ since my last confes-sion. I am a single/married man/woman (with children). These are my sins…” 4) Make certain that you confess all your mortal sins and the number of times you committed each one. 5) After your confession, do the penance the priest gives to you. 6) Pray daily for the strength to avoid the occasion of sin, especially for those sins you were just absolved from. Say the Act of Contrition before going to bed every night!
���������������O my God, I am heartily sorry for having offended You, and I detest all my sins because I dread the loss of Heaven and the pains of Hell, but most of all because they offend You, my God, Who are all good and deserving of all my love. I firmly resolve, with the help of your grace, to con-fess my sins, to do penance, and to amend my life. Amen.
Easter Masses No 5:30 Vigil Mass Saturday
As we all know, Easter Masses are usually quite full, as parishion-ers, relatives, friends and guests come to be nourished at the Lord’s Table on the greatest feast of the Church year. Try to plan in advance so you can participate in the Eucharist in a com-fortable worship environment. In addition to the usual Sunday schedule of Masses, we will have two extra Family Masses at 9:30 and 11:00 in the auditorium. A “Family Mass” is a “child friendly” liturgy with a special homily in a space where the noise and movement of little ones is welcomed. Those with young children are encouraged to attend. Remember, there is no 5:30 Mass on Holy Saturday (March 31st); the Solemn Easter Vigil Mass begins at 8:00 PM. SEE PAGE 7.
Noonday Adoration Cancellation This week, noonday Eucharistic Adoration will not take place. However, there is Adoration tomorrow during Confession from 3 to 9pm. And, on Holy Thursday, following the Evening Mass of the Lord’s Supper, Eucharist Adoration will be held in the Chapel until midnight. Come, let us adore Him! Noonday Ado-ration will resume on Tuesday, April 3rd.
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Next Weekend No Second Collection
Seton’s Men’s Ministry All men are welcome to join us any Saturday morning in Our Lady’s Memorial Chapel from 7:00 to 8:30AM for fellowship, prayer, and to discuss that Sunday’s Gospel reading. Please see Fr. Quarato for more information.
Monthly Prayer Intentions of Pope Francis The Holy Father asks the people of the world to pray with him for the following during April: Universal: For Those who have Responsibility in Economic Matters. That economists may have the courage to reject any economy of exclusion and know how to open new paths.
It’s Time to Come Home! www.CatholicsComeHome.org
������������ �������As in past years, parishioners are invited to make donations for our Church Greens, Plants and Flowers which will honor our Lord, Mary and the Saints, and decorate our church during the Easter season. Envelopes are available at the doors of the church. Please include the names (feel free to add other names on the back) of deceased loved ones. Drop the envelopes in the collection basket or at the Rectory Office. These envelopes will be placed by the Tabernacle (close to the Heart of Jesus in the Most Blessed Sacrament) through Pentecost.
Easter Mass Remembrance Because so many have requested loved ones to be remem-bered at our Easter Sunday Masses, we have an EASTER MASS REMEMBRANCE. Envelopes are available at the doors of the church. Please include the names (feel free to add additional names on the back) of loved ones living or deceased. Drop the envelopes in the collection basket or at the Rectory Office. These envelopes will be placed on the Altar of Sacrifice in the church on Holy Saturday Night and remain there for the Oc-tave of Easter. All the Parish Masses of Easter Sunday (in both the church and auditorium) will be offered for those enrolled (with the exception of Easter Vigil which is traditionally Pro Popu-lo, i.e. offered for all Seton Parishioners). What a wonderful Easter Gift, the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass!
Easter Collection The collection taken up on the “Feast of Feasts” is very important for the upkeep of our parish. Please bear this in mind next week, and we thank you in advance for your sac-rificial Easter offering.
������������������ �1. Blessing of Easter Food: Christians of several nationalities observe this special Easter custom of bringing some of the food they will share at their Easter Sunday Dinner to Church and have the priest bless the food. We provide this blessing on Holy Saturday, at 10:00 AM, in the Auditorium. Please remember it’s a blessing of real food and not just empty baskets in which food will be placed. 2. “Paschal Fast”: while only a recommendation, the Church asks us to consider extending the Good Friday fast until Holy Saturday night (sundown). Since the Easter feast is so great, a special long fast might help our souls prepare for the spiritual joy of the Resurrection. Think about it. Try it, even if you don’t think you can last till sundown. 3. Stations of the Cross on Good Friday is at noon. We recommend individuals (or small groups) pray the Stations pri-vately when no Liturgy is in progress. In addition, the Passion Liturgy will be celebrated at 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM. �����������������������������
Loving God, I am just beginning to realize how much you love me. Your Son, Jesus was humble and obedient. He fulfilled your will for Him by becoming human and suffering with us. I ask you for the desire to become more humble so that my own life might also bear witness to you. I want to use the small sufferings I have in this world to give you glory. Please, Lord, guide my mind with your truth. Strengthen my life by the example of Jesus. Help me to be with Jesus in this week as He demonstrates again His total love for me. He died so that I would no longer be separated from you. Help me to feel how close you are and to live in union with you. Amen.
A Traditional Holy Thursday Devotion One of the traditions during Holy Week is a practice in which the faithful visit seven churches (a Roman custom) on Maundy Thursday to pray in front of the Blessed Sac-rament in the repository until midnight. While the rest of the world goes to sleep, Catholic pilgrims will be traveling around late into the night, keeping Jesus company on the eve of his Crucifixion.
No CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE WORD�The Children’s Liturgy of the Word is cancelled next Sunday due to Easter.
And the winner is . . . The winner of our March Booster Club, whose name was drawn Monday at noon by a Seton School 6th grader, is How-ard Berlinski. He won $300. Congratulations!
Jesus Wants You! Popes have emphasized Adoration of Jesus in the Holy Eucharist as a powerful means for receiving special graces. Start this Lent to make it a habit of visiting Jesus in Our Lady’s Chapel, week-days from 12 Noon till 3 PM. Jesus asks us as he did Peter in the Garden of Gethsemane: ”Can’t you watch just one hour with me?” Many of your fellow parishioners (45) have already com-mitted to 1 hour a week, will you do the same? Adorers are needed Wednesday and Thursday from 12-1PM, as well as Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 1-2PM. Adoration is simply praying to God in front of the ex-posed Blessed Sacrament bringing Him your fears, concerns, problems or simply thanking Him for all He has done in your life. Please make an effort to “watch one hour a week with Je-sus”! Call Alex on 845-526-4495 if you can make one hour or 1/2 hour a week. You will not be alone. If you can’t make it one week there will always be alternates to help.
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BULLETIN SPOTLIGHT
This week, Seton Parish highlights Eagle Painting Co. and Titan Concrete Inc. whose advertisements at the rear of our bulletin, along with nearly 100 other local businesses, make possible the print-ing of this parish bulletin by the John Patrick Publishing Company, 52 weeks a year. When the need arises, please patronize our ad-vertisers.
Be In-FORMED We hope you are enjoying the free parish subscription to www.formed.org, which gives you access to quality Cath-olic online programs, movies, audios, and books. Simply register with parish code TWY2GF and enjoy. Today is Palm Sunday of the Passion of Our Lord. Watch: Holy Week in Rome or Listen to: The Resurrection of Jesus Fact or Fiction, The Christmas & Easter Story, Jesus the Bridegroom, or Glimpses Along the Way of the Cross. During Holy Week Watch: Mary of Nazareth or Shroud of Turin or Listen to: The Lamb’s Supper, The Fourth Cup, Three Days that Changed the World, or Love-Sacrifice-Trust.
A Note about Becoming Sponsors For Baptism and Confirmation
It is a great honor to be asked to be a sponsor for Baptism or Confirmation. The role of a “godparent” is to be an “other parent” in matters of our holy Faith. That is why sponsors must be practicing Catholics, 16 years of age or older (14 years old in the Archdiocese of New York), having received Catholic Confirmation and currently living a good Christian moral life. If the sponsor is married, that person must be in a valid Catholic Church marriage. One sponsor is required for Confirmation. It is customary to have two for Baptism, in which case one must be male and the other female. Parents may not be sponsors. A baptized non-Catholic may replace the second Baptism sponsor as a Christian witness. Non-Christians may not be Sponsors. Former Catholics may not be sponsors. A nominated sponsor is asked to get certification from his/her current parish. This is a declaration by a priest/deacon that the individual is qualified to be a sponsor according to Church Law. To be so certified, the individual must be a current parishioner of the particular parish where the certification is being sought, and be known to the priest/deacon as being a faithful practicing Cath-olic, attending Mass there weekly. Those away at college or graduate school or in the military should seek certification from their campus ministries or chaplains. Unfortunately, at times, family members or friends are cho-sen to be sponsors with good intentions, but are found to be ineligible according to Church Law. Also, more and more, people seem to think that they are still “parishioners” of their childhood parish, where they attended school or re-ceived sacraments years ago, while no longer living in the area or attending Mass there regularly. It is important for all individuals to be active members of their local Catholic faith communities. Here, at Seton, Certificates of Sponsorship are given by the pastor to registered members of the parish who are practicing Catholics, and who meet the above criteria. Please see the pastor after Mass on Saturday evening or Sunday to inquire about getting a certificate.
DECEASED PARISHIONERS Parishioners who “passed from this life to the next” during the week of March 24th in previous years: Anthony Gamiel-lo, Anna M. Schrerber, Rose Mahler, Antoinette Contente, Antoinette Joseph, Christine Spero, Mary DeMonte, John Dwinell, Jr., Francis J. O'Rourke, Margaretta Broker, Robert Johnson, Myron E. Lewis, Richard L. Yarrobino, Patricia Delaney, Ellen O’Reilly, Patricia Suhovsky, Marie Foran, Charles Grieco, Alfred E. Neuman, Bernard Daly, Theresa Bradsell, Michael Lawrence Horigan, Danielle M. Arditi, Rose Sabatini, Thomas O’Keefe, Arthur B. Bortz, Philip DiDio, Joseph S. Keenan, Marie Broker, Edward D. Wolins, Thomas J. Ferony, Theresa DeFrancisco, George J. Hench, Raymond Foy, Charles Kalinowski, John A. Frankenberry, Joseph LoBue, Theresa Zuliani, Clarence Edmondson, Pierre VandeWauwer, Mary Francia, Josephine Greico, Dennis Murphy, Angela Murphy, Dolores Bailey, Virginia Ianiri, Mary H. Fahey, Angelina Vittoria, Frank Di Gregorio, Genevieve Miller, Grace Mignano, Alfred Schaum, Gerardo Cavallaro, Frank Dell’Angelo, Mabel Deisser, Eugene Hartner
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Shoe Drive Michael D’Angelo is hosting a shoe drive for Soles 4 Souls for his Boy Scout Eagle Project. Please join him in donating any type of shoes, used or new. You can drop off your shoes in the designated boxes at the Church’s entrances during Mass times this weekend.
Food Pantry Fundraiser Join the Field Goods fresh food cooperative at the Peekskill Brewery distribution site, and for every subscription they will donate money to the pantry (make sure to designate St. Mary’s Food Pantry as your recipient choice). They also have an easy way to donate fresh produce to the pantry. Go to http://www.field-goods.com to get started.
Pontifical Good Friday Collection Pope Francis has asked our parish to support the Pontifical Good Friday Collection, which helps Christians in the Holy Land. Your support helps the church minister in parishes, provide Catholic schools and offer religious education. The Pontifical Good Friday Collection also helps to preserve the sacred shrines. The wars, unrest and instability have been especially hard on Christians. In these times of crisis, the Pontifical Good Friday Collection provides humanitarian aid to refugees. When you contribute to the Pontifical Good Friday Collection you become an instrument of peace and join with Catholics around the world in solidarity with the Church in the Holy Land. PLEASE BE GENEROUS! For more information about Christians in the Holy Land, visit www.myfranciscan.org/good-friday.
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SETON HOLY WEEK 2018Date Time Activity
March 24-Saturday 4-5:30pm Confessions.5:30pm Palms distributed as parishioners enter Church.
March 25-Palm Sunday of the Lord's Passion
7,8,9:30,11am & 12:30pm Palms distributed as parishioners enter Church. Recitation of the Passion according to Mark.
March 26-Monday 3-9pm Reconciliation Monday, Confession Available Eucharistic Adoration.
March 26-28 7 & 9am-Mon - Wed Masses Holy Week No noonday Adoration during Holy Week.
March 29-Holy Thursday 9am Morning Prayer (Tenebrae)11:00am Mass for those unable to attend the evening Mass7:30pm Solemn Mass of the Lord's Supper with Washing of
Feet, concluding with
9pm-Midnight Eucharistic Adoration in Chapel.
March 30-Good Friday 9am Morning Prayer (Tenebrae)Day of Fast & Abstinence 12noon Stations of the Cross
3pm Celebration of the Lord's Passion with Veneration of the Cross, Holy Communion. Confession available after the service.
7pm Celebration of the Lord's Passion with Veneration of the Cross, Holy Communion. Confession available after the service.
March 31-Holy Saturday 9am Morning Prayer (Tenebrae)10am Blessing of Easter Foods (Auditorium)11am Easter Egg Hunt (weather permitting) backyard.4-5:30pm Confession (NO 5:30pm MASS)
March 31-Easter Vigil 8pm Solemn Mass: Blessing of the New Fire; RCIA Sacraments of Initiation; Renewal of Baptismal Promises; and Eucharist.
April 1-Easter 7,8,9:30,11am & 12:30pm Masses in ChurchResurrection of the Lord 9:30am Family Mass in Auditorium
11:00am Family Mass in AuditoriumNo Confessions on Easter Sunday.
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