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Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary St. Stanislaus Bishop and
Martyr Parish
MASS SCHEDULE
Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Monday - Friday
7:00 am English 9:00 am English Saturday 9:00 am English 5:30 pm
English 7:00 pm Español-Spanish Sunday
7:30 am English 9:00 am Italian 1st Sunday of each month 11:30
am English 1:30 pm Filipino 3rd Sunday of each month 6:30 pm
English (Except during July & August) Holy Days - As announced
in the Bulletin
St. Stanislaus Bishop & Martyr Location-Rockaway Blvd. &
88th Street Sunday 9:00 am English 11:00 am Polish
RECTORY OFFICE HOURS Monday-Friday Saturday 9:00 am - 12 noon
9:00 am - 12 noon 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm 7:00 pm -
9:00 pm
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Nativity: 2nd & 4th Sunday of each
month
St. Stanislaus: 2nd & 3rd Sunday of each month
Original birth certificate required and must be a parishioner
with envelopes for at least 6 months.
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE Couples should contact the parish office
at least six months in advance to make the proper arrangements.
MUST BE A PARISHIONER WITH ENVELOPES.
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Saturday: 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm at
Nativity only. For confession at other times please make an
appointment.
SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING OF THE SICK First Saturday in January,
April, July & October during the 9:00am Mass. Please notify a
priest whenever anyone is seriously ill to receive this special
sacrament.
SACRAMENTS FOR ADULTS RCIA To register or for any information
please call (718) 845-3691 ext. 12
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE For any information regarding
sacramental preparation for children of our parish who wish to
receive First Penance, First Eucharist and Confirmation, call:
(718) 845-1524 or email: [email protected] Must be a
parishioner.
SCHOOL
Divine Mercy Catholic Academy Location - 101-60 92nd St.
Tel: 718-845-3074 • Fax: 718-845-5068
Sister Francis Marie, C.S.F.N., Principal
101-41 91st Street, Ozone Park, New York, 11416
Tel: 718.845.3691 • Fax: 718.845.8978
www.nativityststans.org
Email: [email protected]
Rev. Paul C. Palmiotto, Pastor Rev. Killick Pierrilus, Parochial
Vicar
Rev. Ryszard Koper, Parochial Vicar Rev. Angelo B. Pezzullo,
Retired & in Residence
Deacon Andrew A. Marchello, Retired Deacon Edward J. Guster,
Jr.
Ms. Patricia Kistner, Religious Education Director
Mr. Eric Petrucci, Music Director
Seventh Sunday of Easter
JUNE 2ND
I have given them the glory you gave me, so that they may be
one, as we are one,
I in them and you in me, that they may be brought to perfection
as one." - Jn 17:22-23a
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Saturday June 1st St. Justin, Martyr 9:00am Marian Abramek
By Anna Kula & Family
◊ Helena Abramek
By Anna Kula & Family
5:30pm Pina Nania
By Dora & Pietro
◊ Catherine Shatz
By Steve & Diane Rademacher
7:00pm Jonathan Andre Polanco
By Ana Paulino
◊ Vilma Nelly Perez (1st Anniversary)
By Family
Sunday June 2nd Seventh Sunday of Easter 7:30am HEALING Healing
for Hobbs Children
By Hobbs Family
9:00am Elizabeth D’Armi
By Battista Family
11:30am Matilde Serani
By Lisa Piazza-Vera & Daughters
◊ Lucia Maltese Taiano
By Lisa Piazza-Vera & Daughters
6:30pm Purgatorial Society
Monday June 3rd St. Charles Lwanga & Companions 7:00am
LIVING Grayce Galioto (Birthday Blessings)
By Hobbs Family
9:00am Helena & Harry Hascilowicz
By Helen Cwikla
Tuesday June 4th Easter Weekday 7:00am Elisa Cortez & Isaac
Glen Beatty
By May
9:00am Bonifacy Niekrasz
By Albina & Family
Wednesday June 5th St. Boniface, Bishop & Martyr 7:00am
LIVING Rene Hawkins (Birthday Blessings)
9:00am Michala Cwikla
By Helen
Thursday June 6th St. Norbert, Bishop 7:00am Jorge Obordo (1st
Anniversary)
By Family
9:00am Jozefa Cwikla
By Helen
Friday June 7th First Friday 7:00am Julio Hernandez
By May
9:00am All Deceased Members of the
Sacred Heart Society
Sunday June 2nd Seventh Sunday of Easter 9:00am Jozef Chmura
By John Baj & Family
◊ Josephine Shepoiser
By John & Krystyna LaRuffa
11:00am O Szczesliwe Wakacje Dla Czlonkow
Tow. Serca Jezus
Sunday June 9th Pentecost Sunday 9:00am Confraternity of
Christian Women
By Members
◊ Benjamin Sergi
By Wife
11:00am Jozef Wilk
By Wife & Kids
◊ Deceased of the Wilk Family
By Danuta
Saturday June 8th Easter Weekday 9:00am Andrzej Lada
By Zofia Kryla & Family
◊ Andrzej Lada
By Stanislaw Szkodzinski & Family
5:30pm Donald Brand
By Son
◊ Jacques Demers
By Lectors & Eucharistic Ministers
7:00pm Jonathan Andre Polanco
By Ana Paulino
◊ Maria Vaca Cadena
By Gonzalo Cadena
Sunday June 9th Pentecost Sunday 7:30am Lucia Desena
By Children
11:30am Joseph Milkovits
By Milkovits Family
◊ Alessandro & Giuseppe Bianco
By Bianco Family
6:30pm Alice Leshinsky
By Anthony & Barbara Zaccarelli
Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary --- St. Stanislaus Bishop
and Martyr June 2nd - Seventh Sunday of Easter
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FROM THE PASTOR’S DESK
In order to give letters of recommendation, letters attesting to
character,
sponsor certificates, and other documents that may have legal or
religious purposes,
it is required that persons requesting those documents be
registered and be active members of
Nativity ~ St. Stanislaus Parish (Parishioners with
envelopes
for at least 6 months).
We can not give any of these documents to persons not registered
in the parish.
PLEASE CALL TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT IF YOU NEED TO SPEAK TO A
PRIEST
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The intention of the Mass The intention of the Mass is the Most
Precious Gift we can give
for Our Beloved ones who are departed. We also have Mass Cards
that you can give to your friends and family for their
Birthdays, illness, or a special intention. The Mass is a truly
unique special gift.
To Margaret Perretta
for the beautiful flowers in front of church
planted in loving memory of
Betty Caracciola *************************************
May the Lord Bless you and keep you in his care.
The Mode of Life of Priests That priests, through the modesty
and humility of their lives,
commit themselves actively to a solidarity with those who
are
most poor.
Our second collection today is for the Catholic Communication
Campaign. This campaign connects people with Christ through the
Internet, television, radio, and print media. Fully 50% of the
funds we collect stay right here in the Diocese of Brooklyn to
support local communications projects. The other 50% of the funds
support national communications efforts as well as projects in
developing countries. This collection connects people around the
world to the Gospel message. Please be generous today!
We were created for community. Human beings are not meant
to be alone. As each of us grows in our relationship with
Jesus,
we find ourselves drawn further into community. Our
stewardship never reflects just on us, but on the Body of
Christ
to which we belong.
When speaking to his Father, Jesus always spoke about all of
us
as a whole. Jesus has a unique relationship with each and
every
one of us, but he also sees us collectively as one. When the
Holy Spirit was sent to assist us until the Second Coming,
she
ascended upon a multitude, not just one person at a time.
We are called to live a fruitful stewardship way of life. It is
by
that fruit that we can tell if we are really giving of ourselves
in a
generous manner. However, the fruits that result from my
stewardship and your stewardship will never amount to more
than what we can produce together.
As you try ever harder to cultivate what God has given you
and
offer it back to Him with an increase, what does your
relationship with your parish community look like? How has
your stewardship helped enable your community to become a
clearer reflection of God? It is important to reflect on
these
things because we can sometimes find ourselves drifting away
from community if we are not careful. We are always stronger
together. We never want to wake up one day and find
ourselves
alone.
-Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS
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LETS DRESS OUR BEST TO GIVE THE LORD OUR SUNDAY’S BEST!
Society of St. Vincent de Paul gives back !!
Nativity- St. Stanislaus shares in the profits. For each car,
truck or van,
running or not, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul will give
back to our church
$50/$100. Maybe you don’t have a vehicle, but a family member,
friend or
neighbor has an old or neglected vehicle in their driveway that
they would like to
dispose of. Call the Society at 718-491-2525.
June 2, 2019
7th Sunday of Easter
"So that they may be one, as we are one, I in them and you
in
me." Does technology bring us together, or does it remind us
of distance and differences and keep us apart? Most days,
I'm
not so sure. With the constant inundation of news from
across
the world, it can be easier to tune out the sufferings and
the
joys of people we'll never meet, in places we'll never visit.
But
is this the invitation of Jesus?
Over the centuries, our Church has become truly universal
across the globe. There are Christians across nations and
cultures, across lines of rich and poor. There are
Christians
who live behind white picket fences, and Christians dying in
conflict zones. "That they may all be one," Jesus prays. One
in
what? Love. "That the love with which you loved me may be
in them." This is easier said than done, of course. The world
is
far too vast for us to individually love every human being.
I
can hardly remember the names of half the regulars at my
Sunday Mass! But that doesn't mean we can't try.
"I pray not only for them, but also for those who will
believe
in me through their word." Jesus had this religious popular
explosion in mind. The mission and message of Christ was not
meant to stop in the Apostle's generation or stay cordoned
off
in the geographic confines of Israel. Jesus' words at the
Last
Supper are a prayer, a plea to the Father for the spread and
unity of the Church across time and space. This week, look
up
organizations supporting the persecuted Church and make a
donation. Next week, visit a struggling parish within your
own
diocese. When you meet someone new at hospitality Sunday,
invite them over for dinner to get to know them better.
Whether far off or close to home, let's allow Jesus' prayer
to
live in us, to be drawn together in love.
Pray for the Deceased
May They Rest In Peace
Maria Chiaramonte, Lynn Moreo, William Dees, Alexander
Rasile,
Roman Brusilo, Carmella Hassell, Jacques J. Demers, Nancy
DeFabiis
Remember in your prayers
the sick of our parish:
Almighty and Eternal God, You are the everlasting health of
those who
believe in You. Hear us for Your sick servants… for whom we
implore
the aid of Your tender mercy, that being restored to bodily
health, they
may give thanks to You in Your Church. Through Christ our
Lord.
Arthur Weber, Sr.
Barbara Martuscello
Christopher Cucci Frank Carbone
Frank Sorrentino
Stephen Petrillo
John Gaynor
Juan Ureña
Kenneth Ordoñez
Luz Marina Castillo
Madeline Padilla
Maria de los Angeles Rojas
Shirley Aguilar Irene Gaynor
June Dotterman
Rose Anzaldi
Erma Aloisio
Zoe Bonowitz
Maria Abreu Maddalena Marsicano
Beatrice Arango
Kai Sawe
John Vicedomini Jr.
Eric Kelly
Rafael Perez
Remington Stafford
Dorothy Bonowitz
John Woods
Thomas J. Hurlman Philip Schlesinger
Ann Sanfilippo
Danny C. Lourine
Whether statues or stained glass, the image of the Sacred Heart
of Jesus can be found in churches all over the world. Jesus looks
down, one hand extended out and another pointing to a heart
wreathed in thorns and glowing with light. In the Sacred Heart, we
see both the sorrow and the joy of the life of Christ, who became
one of us out of love. "Jesus knew and loved us each and all during
his life, his agony, and his Passion and gave himself up for each
one of us ? He has loved us all with a human heart" (CCC 478). In
the Incarnation, God becomes man. Jesus experienced the fullness of
humanity, including its sufferings. June 28th is the Feast of the
Sacred Heart. We remember all that Jesus endured for us. We also
remember why he endured it -- out of love.
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La Sociedad de San Vicente de Paul da una donación a Nuestra
Parroquia en su nombre
cuando usted o alguien que usted refiera done un carro sin
importar las condiciones. Para más información
puede llamar al (718) 491-2525 Gracias
MONDAY
JUNE 17TH
12 NOON MASS
The St. John’s University Speech and Hearing Center 152-11 Union
Turnpike, Flushing, NY 11367
FREE Hearing Aid Help for anyone who has a hearing aid and has
difficulty caring for or using it. Help is available from June 17th
through August 7th, 2019.
FREE Speech and Hearing Screenings are also available by
appointment.
Please call to schedule an appointment 718-990-6480
GOLDEN AGE CLUB Meeting: Thursday, June 6th
12 noon - 3:00pm
Nativity Church Hall
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The BRIDGE TO LIFE, with locations in Flushing and Astoria,
offers guidance and material assistance for women who find
themselves with unplanned pregnancies. For more information, please
visit www.thebridgetolife.org or call 718-463-1810.
If you are suffering from a past abortion, RACHEL’S HELPERS are
here to help you through our Forgiven and Set Free Program. For
information, please call 347-702-2352.
UNDERSTANDING OUR NEIGHBORS: ISLAM
Learn about the religious beliefs and practices of our
neighbors in a presentation by Mr. John Spavins, a
parishioner of Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Knowledge of
other faith traditions can foster peace and reconciliation.
Sunday, June 2 11:45am to 3:45pm
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Academy
(Auditorium entrance 114th Street and 111th Avenue)
Cost: $10 (includes lunch and materials)
News from
OUR NEIGHBORS
CIVIC ASSOCIATION OF OZONE PARK
LABORERS LOCAL 79 APPRENTICESHIP JOB FAIR
Monday June 3, 2019 7:00pm to 9:00pm
at Living Word Christian Fellowship
132-05 Crossbay Blvd., Ozone Park, NY 11417
CENSUS 2020 JOB FAIR
Tuesday June 18, 2019 5:00pm to 8:00pm
at Deshi Senior Center
83-10 Rockaway Blvd., Ozone Park, NY 11417
For information contact Joe Caruana: 917-589-5555
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Junio Mes del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús
La Iglesia dedica todo el mes de junio al Sagrado Corazón de
Jesús, con la finalidad de que los católicos lo veneremos, lo
honremos y lo imitemos especialmente en estos 30 días. Santa
Margarita María de Alacoque era una religiosa de la Orden de la
Visitación. Tenía un gran amor por Jesús. Y Jesús tuvo un amor
especial por ella. Se le apareció en varias ocasiones para decirle
lo mucho que la amaba a ella y a todos los hombres y lo mucho que
le dolía a su Corazón que los hombres se alejaran de Él por el
pecado. Durante estas visitas a su alma, Jesús le pidió que nos
enseñara a quererlo más, a tenerle devoción, a rezar y, sobre todo,
a tener un buen comportamiento para que su Corazón no sufra más con
nuestros pecados. El pecado nos aleja de Jesús y esto lo entristece
porque Él quiere que todos lleguemos al Cielo con Él. Nosotros
podemos demostrar nuestro amor al Sagrado Corazón de Jesús con
nuestras obras: en esto precisamente consiste la devoción al
Sagrado Corazón de Jesús.
LA COFRADÍA DEL “SAGRADO CORAZÓN DE JESÚS”
Invita a nuestra comunidad a acompañarnos a reunirse todos los
primeros sábados del mes a las 10:30am, en el salón de reuniones
del sótano de la casa parroquial y prestar tu corazón para servirle
al Señor. Para mayor información llamar a: Madeline Mirasola al 1-
917-691-5479
2 de junio de 2019
7º Domingo de Pascua
La oración de Jesús en el capítulo 17 de Juan no es solo para
sus discípulos, sino para todos los creyentes alrededor del mundo.
Jesús no es exclusivo de unos cuantos, es para todos. Lo afirma en
la lectura del Evangelio de hoy: "Padre, no sólo te pido por mis
discípulos, sino también por los que van a creer en mí por la
palabra de ellos, para que todos sean uno, como tú, Padre, en mí y
yo en ti somos uno, a fin de que sean uno en nosotros y el mundo
crea que tú me has enviado." (Juan 17, 20-21). La fe de los
creyentes en esta unidad en Cristo es grande. Se ve en las personas
que salen de sus países en caravanas hacia Europa y los Estados
Unidos. Peligran y sufren en las travesías, pero, al preguntarles
cómo van, cuál es su esperanza, ellos dicen frases como: "Dios está
con nosotros, "Dios nunca nos falla" o, "Mi confianza siempre es
Dios y la Virgen María". Eso dicen ellos; ¿Qué dices tú? ¿Crees
realmente que somos uno en Cristo? Cada respuesta es personal y
debe venir desde el corazón. No se vale responder a medias. Jesús
espera compromiso de cada bautizado, de cada cristiano. Es nuestro
trabajo transformar el mundo sintiendo como el otro, poniéndonos en
los zapatos de la otra persona. No olvidemos que somos un pueblo en
travesía; todos vamos hacia el mismo punto con la misma meta que es
la eternidad. ¿Lo crees así? Pidamos al Señor en está Eucaristía
que nos prepare a recibir al Espirita Santo y abra el entendimiento
y el corazón de cada uno para ser uno en Dios.
BAUTISMOS DE INFANTES INSCRIPCIONES: Cada primer miércoles del
mes a las 7:30pm en la oficina parroquial con el diácono, requisito
ser miembro activo de la Iglesia con # de sobre. CLASES PARA PADRES
Y PADRINOS: Cada segundo miércoles del mes a las 7:30pm en la
oficina de la casa parroquial BAUTIZOS: Cada tercer sábado del mes
a las 7:00pm durante la celebración de la misa en español. Para
obtener mayor información acércate a la oficina o llama Miriam
Pinillo 1-646-327-4087 o deja un mensaje con la Señora
Secretaria.
IMPORTANTE AVISO A NUESTROS PEREGRINOS
SÁBADO 8 DE JUNIO 7:00 AM
SANTUARIO A NUESTRA SEÑORA DE LA ISLA Salida estacionamiento de
la Parroquia
101-41 91st Street
Rogamos a todas aquellas personas que nos acompañarán este
día de peregrinación y hayan cancelado el valor de $35.00,
estén
temprano para que puedan servirse su desayuno a tiempo en el
sótano de la Iglesia
GRUPO DE ORACIÓN “CAMINANDO EN LA FE”
Invita a nuestros feligreses y amigos a reunirse con nosotros
todos los días jueves a las 7:00 pm en el sótano de la nuestra
hermana Iglesia St. Estanislao:
88-10 102nd Av. Para orar y alabar al Rey de Reyes
Para Información llamar a: Rosa Curay 718-865-6767 O a Clarita
Carchi al: 1-347-995-9920
O acercándote personalmente los jueves
Al sótano de la nuestra Iglesia.
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