Parish of

St. Stephen, The First Martyr

A Eucharistic Community, Journeying in Knowledge, Love and Service

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December 16, 2018 - Third Sunday of Advent

75 Sanfordville Road, Warwick, New York 10990 Phone: 845-986-4028 • Fax: 845-986-4109 • Website: www.ststephenchurchwarwick.org

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Rev. Jack Arlotta……………………………………...Pastor Rev. Reynor Santiago……………………...Parochial Vicar Rev. Jamie Bono…………………….. Weekend Associate Rev. Jisaya Nayak……………………..Summer Associate

Deacon Thomas MacDougall Deacon Daniel Byrne Deacon Emmett Noonan Deacon John Tomasicchio Mrs. Ruthann DiMauro…………………………. . Secretary Mrs. Donna Washio…………...………………… Secretary Mrs. Maxine Martin……………………………. Bookkeeper

Mr. Stephen Mandracchia…………………………. Trustee Mrs. Joanie Rotar……………………………………Trustee Mr. James DiMauro...………..Parish Council Chairperson

St. Stephen Religious Education Program

Phone: 845-986-2231 Mrs. Lydia vanDuynhoven………………………….Director Mrs. Marla Silbernagel…………………………….Assistant Mrs. Joanie Rotar…………………………...Office Manager

St. Stephen - St. Edward School

Phone : 845–986-3533 • Fax: 845-987-7023 Grades Pre-K to Eight Accredited by AdvancED and the Archdiocese of New York Mrs. Bethany Negersmith…………………………….Principal

St. Stephen Cemetery

98 Galloway Road, Warwick, NY 10990

Liturgy, Prayer, and Sacrament

Mass Schedule

Saturday Evening: 5:00 p.m. Sunday: 7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 12:15 p.m.

Weekdays: 7:00 a.m., Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 9:00 a.m., Monday to Saturday

Spanish Mass: 7:00 p.m. First Saturday

Holydays: Please check the bulletin. Morning Prayer: 8:40 a.m., Monday through Saturday Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament:

Fridays 7:30-8:30 p.m. First Fridays 7:30 p.m. until Saturday, 8:15 a.m. Reconciliation: Saturdays: 3:30-4:30 p.m. Appointments may be made for emergencies Anointing of the Sick

Administered to the seriously ill. Holy Communion is brought to the homebound. Call the parish office. New Parishioners

Welcome to St. Stephen Parish. Please call or visit the parish office to register. Registration helps us to serve you more efficiently, especially in matters such as testi-monial letters, sponsor certificates and school registration. Baptism

First four Sundays of every month at 2:00 p.m.. Baptisms are not ordinarily held in Lent. Instructions on first Monday and third Saturday. Call the parish office during office hours to make arrangements. Marriage

Parishioners should make arrangements at least six months before the wedding. Call the parish office for an appointment. Sponsor Certificates

Sponsoring someone for baptism or confirmation? Please call ahead during the week or see a priest or deacon on Sunday if you need a sponsor certificate. Vocations

Are you interested in becoming a priest, religious or deacon? Speak to Fr. Jack Arlotta.

To everything there is a season and

a time for every purpose under Heaven…

...a time to love…

Please pray for Sean Albert & Lauren Lucena,

who are preparing for marriage.

...a time to be born… Please pray Caspian Ryan Hernandez, who was recently

Baptized. Please pray for him and his family.

...a time to heal... Please pray for all who are ill, especially: Evelyn Aro, Camille Balsamello, Kyle Bredberg, Lydia Bonita, Louise Bonomi, Marcella Brewer, Mary Casey, Betty & Jim Clark, Brian Conway, Paula Cornine, Tom Coughlin, Barry Crandall, Owen Daniel, Charlie Degnan, Stephen DeGloria, Jerry & Antonina DeMarmels, Michael Derych Sr., Colleen Devlin, Mary Ellen Downes, Anne Duke, Gina & Pio Eccher, James Elardi, Thomas Faherty, Jean Fay, John Fiore, Gemma Felice-Podwol, Brian Flood, Sandy Florio, Maria Gabor, Mabel Galu, Karen Gingras, Loukas Glykas, Nick Givas, Ellen Glebocki, Iris Gutman, Nicholas Jesus, Robert Hogan, Jean Johnson, John Kazmarzyk, Claire Kempinger, Lynne Koval, Joseph Krasniewicz, Marie Lackner, Ian Laroe, Rev. Peter Madori, Ann Marie Malcolmson, Jerry Mattera, Fr. Flor McCarthy, Mike McGill, Donna Meduski, Joanne Marinello, Melissa Miller, Dorothy Murphy, Maddie Niebanck, Pat O’Connor, Msgr. Joaquin Olendzki, Dani Pedlow, Bryson Phenicie, Sharlene Miller Pizza, Anna & Ralph Poternoster, Cathy Priest, John Quinn, Joseph Reeves, Francis Scharfenberger, Gregg Snignur, Sean Solan, Michael Stubbmann, Helen Taranto, Christine Taylor, Rosita Tytell, Robert VanDuzer, Steve, Joseph vanDuynhoven, Isabella Vonuchtrup, William Wendel Jr., Lisa Weisbrod, Justin Wilson, Kimberly Wittekind, and Eric Wortman.

...a time for war; a time for peace... Spc. John Babin, Sgt. Heather Baumann, Darren Beers Aviation Mechanic, Pvt. 2 Nicolas D’Ancona (AF), Capt. Edward Dauphin, Cprl. Michael Gerard, Rev. Major Paul Anthony Halladay, Spec. George Layng (AB), Captain Jason Mazzella (AF), PFC Stephen McCall, Pvt. Timothy Merrill (AF), staff Sgt. Bilitis Rangel (AF), Petty Officer Anthony Ruffo, Lt. J.G. Julian Stuart, Sgt. 1st. Class Thomas Sala, Sgt. John Trojanoski, Pvt. Tyler VanDunk, Specialist Grant Watson (AF)

...a time to die…. Please pray for the soul of Gloria McCausland. May the

souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace, Amen.

Altar Society Appointments

Team #2

LAOH

New members are welcome and needed to join in the Altar Society Ministry.

Please call Kathi at 986-2663 to volunteer or for more information.

Mass Intentions/Schedule

Saturday Evening 5:00pm Deceased members of the Martin & Reilly Families

Sunday, December 16, Third Sunday of Advent 7:30 Mary & Eelke Glorie 9:00 Rosa D. Millan 10:30 Rose Benvengo 12:15pm David Cunningham

Sanctuary Candle for the week of December 16 In memory of Nancy Burghardt

Monday, December 17 7:00 For Parishioners 9:00 Teresa & Peter Donnelly

Tuesday, December 18 7:00 Lucille Lanara 9:00 Raymond Zambito

Wednesday, December 19 9:00 Jose & Georgina Negron

Thursday, December 20 7:00 Kathy Smith-DeGraw 9:00 Allison Kidney

Friday, December 21. St. Peter Canisius, Priest & Doctor of the Church 9:00 Kathy Smith DeGraw

Saturday, December 22 9:00 James Lyons

Saturday Evening 5:00pm Gibbons & McHugh Families

Sunday, December 23, Fourth Sunday of Advent 7:30 Duffy, Fomin, Gingras & McKee Families 9:00 Roseann Hartman 10:30 Rosemary Cervone 12:15pm Deceased Members of Dempsey Families

Sanctuary Candle for the week of December 23 In memory of George Brandin

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Your Gifts to the Parish

Collections for Sunday, December 9: $ 11,955

WeShare for November: $11,863.56

Give to St. Stephen’s On-line

Consider signing up for online giving! WeShare will deduct monthly contributions directly from your checking, savings, or credit card account. There is no cost to you to participate! You may give on ANY DAY of each month or split your donation between different days!

Go to: www.ststephenchurchwarwick.org, click on WeShare, and sign up!

Grocery Cards and Gift Cards

Shop Rite, Price Chopper

October Sales: $17,635 (Profit $881.75)

Many retail cards are also available! Clothing, hardware, restaurants,

electronics, fast food, and many more!

You can place an order and receive the cards in time for Christmas gift giving!

Support the parish while you shop!

Available after Mass on weekends and at the parish office Monday-Friday - 9:00a.m. to 2:30p.m.

Please pay by check or exact change!

Annual Right to Life March

The Right to Life March is scheduled for January 18, 2019. We would like to arrange for a bus for the March. There is no cost, but please call the office to sign up as soon as possible as we need to reserve a bus. Please con-sider taking part in this prayerful pro-life opportu-nity.

Blessing of the Baby Jesus at all Masses this weekend

The Warwick Valley Chorale in Concert this afternoon at 4pm

Archdiocesan Day of Reconciliation Monday, December 17 - from 3pm to 7pm

at St. Stephen

***

Christmas Mass Schedule

Christmas Eve -Monday • December 24

4:00 p.m. in the Church 4:00 p.m. in the School Gym

(at 3:45 p.m., all will be directed to the school) 6:00 p.m.

Midnight Mass

Christmas DayTuesday • December 25

8:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m. and Noon

*** Gaudete Sunday

The Third Sunday of Advent is Gaudete Sunday. It is only one of two times when the priest wears rose colored vestments. The rose candle is lit on the Ad-vent wreath. This rose candle is known as the Shep-herd Candle or the Candle of Joy. The angels sang a message of joy! (Luke 2:7-15). The birth of the Child Jesus is not far off. Today we bless the “Bambinos” - the baby Jesus that will be placed in our crèches at home.

Altar Server Schedule

December 22

5:00 pm - Kevin Connolly, Owen Machingo, John Murphy, Matthew Doherty, Riley Morris, Aubrey Morris, Ian Doherty

December 23

7:30 am - Julius Radakovits, Arden Hallett, Liam Layng, Lucas Langone, Ezequiel Torres, Mason Heilmann

9:00 am - Brian Rieber, Brett Roberson, Samantha Diltz, Philip Gargiulo, Kendal Riat, Dominic Mele, Elsie Mele

10:30 am - Henry McKenna, Mario Covelo, William Roome Toni Covelo, Ava Roome, William Boller, Josephine McCabe 12:15 pm - Anthony Roca, Jude Gawronski, Dominic Vega, Colin Redpath

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Adoration of Jesus in the

Blessed Sacrament

Come and spend time with Our Lord!

3rd Monday & Tuesday of

January & March 2:45 p.m. - 7 p.m.

Every Friday 7:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

All Night Adoration First Friday; March-December

8:30 p.m. - 8:15 a.m.

Please Note Due to the chances of inclement weather All Night

Adoration is not held in January and February.

Saturday 3:30 p.m. - 4:50 p.m. (4:30 - 4:50 Rosary)

For more information,

please call Vilma at 646-739-8606

“One cannot know the Lord without this habit of adoring, of adoring in silence.”

Pope Francis, October 2016

Heads up for Men’s Retreat

Fr. Glenn Sudano, CFR will be the Retreat Master for our Annual Men’s Retreat which will be con-ducted on the weekend of January 18-20, 2019, at the Sacred Heart Center in Newton NJ.

Sign up for the retreat after all Masses on Decem-ber 23. The cost is $225, but scholarships are available.

Consider giving the gift of the retreat as a Christmas gift this year!

New Music Hymnals

We are excited to announce that we will be ordering new Hymnals for church liturgies. We have se-lected Crossroads, which will replace the green booklets.

During this important season of preparation for the coming of our Savior we would like to give our pa-rishioners a means to remember their loved ones this Christmas and for years to come. For each do-nation of $20, a label with the name of your loved one will be placed in the front of a book. Your dona-tion may be dropped off at the Church Office. Please address your envelope to "Lydia" and in-clude your name and "In Memory Of" information. You may also go to our parish website and donate there.

Reconciliation Monday

St. Stephen’s Church Monday • December 17

4p.m. to 8p.m.

Christmas Mass Schedule

Christmas Eve Monday • December 24

4:00 p.m. in the Church 4:00 p.m. in the School Gym

(at 3:45 p.m., all will be directed to the school) 6:00 p.m.

Midnight Mass

Christmas Day Tuesday • December 25

8:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m. and Noon

Feast of St. Stephen, the First Marytr

Tuesday • December 26

9a.m. Mass

Light Celebration After Mass In the Atrium

Octave of Christmas

Solemnity of Mary The Holy Mother of God

Tuesday • January 1

8:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m. and Noon

Advent Reflections

Through the season of Advent, St. Stephen's has been sending out a daily Advent reflection written by our pa-rishioners and clergy. The reflections are delivered elec-tronically each day via Flocknote. Flocknote is the se-cure way our church is using to share information with parishioners by email and text messaging. Don’t miss any more of these wonderful and inspiring reflections!

Simply text the keyword MARTYR to the phone # 84576 or visit us online at Flocknote.com/StephenMartyr

Third Sunday of Advent

The prophetic writings we hear in today’s scriptures call us to rejoice and celebrate the goodness of God. Zephaniah, Isaiah, Saint Paul, and John the Baptist in Luke’s Gospel all follow the rich tradition of the Biblical prophets, a tradition that reaches full expression in Jesus. The prophets warn that hu-man failings have truly disastrous consequences. All are sum-moned to repent, and to change their lives. Today we hear the Good News that God’s gracious love exceeds and overcomes all human corruption. God has not given up on us. Indeed, God keeps pursuing us, and eagerly seeks to reconcile with us. God’s initiative to set the world aright culminates with Jesus, whose coming John the Baptist announces. John’s prophetic message summons us to join in God’s reconciling work, by living generously and justly in our daily lives. As we rejoice in God’s grace, we then extend this grace to all.

God’s Joy, Our Joy

Zephaniah’s description of God in today’s first reading is quite striking. It is remarkable that after most of the book of Zepha-niah paints a dark picture of God’s judgment on the “Day of the Lord,” we see God singing with joy, partying and celebrat-ing, bursting with love for the Chosen People. Such is God’s delight in us human beings.

In the scriptures, there seem to be two kinds of moments when God is especially delighted. First, during creation, when God creates something beautiful: not only the whole universe, but also individual human persons, made in God’s image. Second, after times of separation, when God celebrates the restoration of intimacy with God’s beloved.

As Paul writes to the Church in Philippi, those on the path of faith might somehow get swept up in God’s joy. Because in Christ and through the Holy Spirit, God continually speaks and listens to those in united in faith. We participate in God’s delight in creation when we are creative ourselves, when we add to the world’s beauty. We also participate when we join in the work of reconciliation and act to heal human divisions and restore relationships.

Begin Where You Are

In today’s Gospel, those who listened to John the Baptist’s prophetic preaching were quite troubled, and moved to ask “What should we do?” Although John had given dire warnings about what might happen if they did not sincerely repent, he did not suggest drastic actions. He recommended that people begin where they are, and work within their daily circum-stances. Share generously. Treat people fairly. Be content with what you have. These were perhaps small steps turning them, in God’s time, toward deeper change.

A first step for us might be to learn, however slowly, to listen to God speaking within the context of our lives. We can re-spond with small concrete actions and perhaps learn what God wishes to say through them. We can then listen anew for the next step. Today’s Readings: Zep 3:14–18a; Is 12:2–3, 4, 5–6; Phil 4:4–7; Lk 3:10–18 Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.

St. Stephen’s Gift Shop

The shop is featuring Advent Wreaths and Calendars to help you prepare for the coming of Christ. There are also beautiful gift items for Christmas, as well as books for your spiritual pleasure.

Visit the shop in the Church Atrium!

For more Movies • Audio • Books • Study Programs • Music

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Contemplative Study

Our informal "St. Stephens Community for Contemplative Living" will begin another round of Thursday evening gatherings in the school library, beginning January 10, at 7:30 p.m. Our new book will be Fr Martin Laird's INTO THE SILENT LAND. For a description of the book, please Google CATHOLIC BOOKS REVIEW: INTO THE SILENT LAND.

Any and all are invited to attend. Our format will include book discussion, evening prayer, and silent medita-tion. Please purchase the book and read the Introduction prior to our first meeting. Also, bring a floor mat or pillow for contemplative sitting.

No registration is required, but for further information call Tim at 973-600-0004.

Reconciliation Monday

Cardinal Dolan designated Monday, December 17, 2018, as Reconciliation Monday for Advent. All parishes in the archdiocese will have priests available to hear confes-sions from 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM.

We invite you to experience Christ's forgiveness and love through the Sacrament of Reconciliation. No matter how long it's been since you last received the Sacrament, the parishes of the Archdiocese of New York welcome you.

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Christmas Altar

The beautiful poinsettias and Christmas decorations on the altar and church each year are the generous gifts of many families and friends. Please help us beautify the altar and church again this Christmas.

I want to make an offering: $15.00 ____ $30.00 ____ $45.00 ____ Other $ ____.

You may wish to add in memory of: ____________________________________

Name __________________________Telephone ___________ Address_____________________________________________ Envelope #_____________

Please make your check payable to St. Stephen Church. Mail or leave in the church office.

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Bring a smile to a child’s face on Christmas Day

New, unwrapped toys only please!

Place in the Toy Box in the Atrium

All toys distributed locally

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Liturgical Bible Study

The Liturgical Bible Study is an excellent learning oppor-tunity to more fully appreciate and understand our partici-pation in the sacrifice of the Mass. For a deeper compre-hension of the Liturgy of the Word and the Eucharist within the celebration of the Sunday Mass, please join us.

The study group meets every Thursday from 10am to 12noon, in the Hospitality Room. For information, call 845-986-1521.

Gifts Requested for Christmas Store

The Alamo Community Center will be holding its Annual Christmas Store for farm worker families during the weekend of December 22 and 23.

While doing your Christmas shopping, please pick up a few items to give to the store!

New items (clothing for adults and children, kitchen tools, utensils, small appliances, pots, pans, towels, bed linens, toys, etc.) are donated and priced at a fraction of their original cost so that the farm worker families are able to purchase the gifts for their families.

Any donations for the store may be dropped off to the ALAMO prior to December 19th.

Volunteers are needed on the weekend to help with ornament making, restocking shelves and as Santa Claus. No Spanish is required.

For more information, please contact Kathy Brieger at kbrieger@hrhcare.org.

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This Sunday, December 16 at 4:00pm

St. Stephen Church

Admission is Free Donations gratefully accepted!

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This Weekend after all Masses!

Stop by for some delicious baked goods!

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