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Prayer of Ordination Grant, O Father, knower of hearts,that these, your servants,whom you have chosen for the o�ce of Bishopmay shepherd your �ock.Serving you night and day,may ful�ll before youwithout reproachthe ministry of the High Priesthood;so that, always gaining your favor,they may o�er up the gifts of your holy Church.Grant that,by the power of the Spirit of the High Priesthood,they may the power to forgive sinsaccording to your command,assign o�ces according to your decree,and loose every bond according to the powergiven by you to the Apostles.

Episcopal OrdinationJuly 11, 2012

Church of Our Lady of AngelsBrooklyn, New York

Website: www.dioceseofbrooklyn.org

Most Reverend Paul R. Sanchez, D.D.Titular Bishop of Coeliana

Auxiliary Bishop of Brooklyn

Most Reverend Raymond F. Chappetto, D.D.Titular Bishop of CitiumAuxiliary Bishop of Brooklyn

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DIOCESE OF BROOKLYN

310 Prospect Park West, Brooklyn, New York 11215

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Matthew McKeon-SlatteryDISASTER RELIEF FACILITATOR

Diocesan Office

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6 2012 Shining Star Award Dinners

Letter From Fr. Keating

September 28, 2012

October 5, 2012

Dear Friends,

We gather together this evening to recognize and honor those we call our “Shining Stars,” special individuals who are dedicated to their community and the Church. Each one of the honorees has a special story. We are fortunate to have such shining examples to represent the Church of Brooklyn and Queens. They truly personify the best of what their community has to contribute to our Diocese, our City and our Country.

I wish to express my gratitude to Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio and Msgr. Ronald T. Marino, and the Board of Directors of Catholic Migration Services for joining us. I am truly grateful to the Board of Directors who support and guide the work of this agency.

I wish to thank each of you for making the financial sacrifice to support our mission of “welcoming the stranger” by joining us this evening and for those who are listed in our program booklet. In a special way, I wish to express my sincere gratitude to the DeSales Media Group for being our Premier Sponsor this year.

I wish to thank the dedicated staffs of Catholic Migration Services and Resources for their hard work and dedication, especially to all who have worked tirelessly to assure that this event is an outstanding success.

Once again, congratulations to our “Shining Stars” honorees, tonight is your night. To all our guests, enjoy yourselves, thank you, and may Almighty God continue to bless each of you for your dedication to the Church and commitment to Catholic Migration Services.

Sincerely in Christ,

Reverend Patrick Joseph Keating

Executive Director

Catholic Migration Services

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Program

Procession of the 2012 Shining Stars

WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION

Jeanne SanonImmigration Counselor


INVOCATION

Reverend Charles Akoto Oduro (Ghanaian Apostolate) – September 28th, 2012Reverend Witold Mroziewski (Polish Apostolate) – October 5th, 2012

KEYNOTE ADDRESS

Reverend Patrick J. KeatingExecutive Director


PRESENTATION OF THE 2012 SHINING STAR AWARDS

Robert McCreanorDirector of Legal Services


INTRODUCTION OF OUR BISHOP

Reverend Monsignor Ronald T. Marino, V.E.Vicar for Migrant and Ethnic Apostolates

FINAL REMARKS

Most Reverend Nicholas DiMarzio, Ph.D., D.D.

Bishop of Brooklyn

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SEPTEMBER 28TH AND OCTOBER 5TH

SHINING STARAWARD DINNERS 2012

8 2012 Shining Star Award Dinners September 28th Honorees

Neveen Harun ARABIC SPEAKING SHINING STAR

Neveen Harun was born in Cairo, Egypt in 1980. Neveen immigrated to the United States in 1995 to be closer to her family. She is married

to Ragai Harun. She originally attended St. George Coptic Catholic Church but today she attends Resurrection Coptic Catholic Church in Brooklyn. Neveen enjoys welcoming new parishioners to her parish and making them feel as if they are extended family. She takes care of the Tripes, and involves herself in the planning of Church related parties. Naveen is also responsible for keeping track of Church membership information and regularly communicates with them if they haven’t been to Mass in a while.

Naveen attended Staten Island College where she studied Business Management and Finance. She currently works in the financial department of Delta Perfume House, Inc. Naveen feels she was chosen to be the recipient of the Shining Star 2012 because anytime the Church needs her, she is always available to help and the word “no” is not in her vocabulary. Naveen had been asked several times to be the Shining Star representing the Arabic Speaking Apostolate but always refused the honor. She always felt that whatever she did for the Church was between her and God. What changed her mind this year is that she felt God wanted her to enjoy the time being happy doing something for the Church, and accepting the nomination of being the Shining Star 2012 is a gift from God.

The Arabic Speaking Apostolate proudly nominates Naveen Harun as their Shining Star 2012 for all her time and dedication to the Resurrection Coptic Catholic Church.

Alexssandra de Carvalho BRAZILIAN SHINING STAR

Alexssandra de Carvalho was born in 1972 in the town of Poços de Caldas in Minas Gerais, Brazil.

She is the fourth of Emanuel and Teresa de Carvalho’s six children. Ms. Carvalho has two children in their early twenties, Alexandre and Stephanie. In 1995 Alexssandra emigrated with her two daughters to the United States. She became part of the choir after joining the Brazilian Apostolate in 1997, and then joined the liturgical staff. She is also a member of the Pastoral Council at St. Rita.

Alexssandra works as a professional nanny. She has given splendid gifts to the Brazilian community: dedication, availability, commitment, enthusiam and devotion through the sacred music and liturgy – which are beautiful ways to praise God. She is now a member of the National Association of Pastoral Musicians and is currently training to become a Cantor. Alexssandra believes she’s been nominated for the Shining Star Award because she’s been working with and for the Brazilian community for fifteen years with deep love and dedication.

Tonight we thank our Lord for you, Alexssandra. You as a Brazilian woman, devoted mother, faithful Catholic and our loyal friend. You are our star. A star which shines making the difference amongst us. A star that helps us to improve our lives as members of the One and Only Church. You brighten up our days through your obedience to Jesus: “Let you light shine before men.” We, members of the Brazilian Apostolate of the Diocese of Brooklyn love you! May your light keep leading us to Jesus.

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Walter & Gladys Galvan COLUMBIAN SHINING STAR

Walterio Galvan was born in Rio Viejo, Colombia, in 1935. He immigrated to the United States in 1964 in search of job opportunities and a better

quality of life for his family. Gladys Galvan was born in Barranquilla, Colombia in 1940. She immigrated to the United States in 1965. Her reason for migrating to the United States was for a better life and education for her children. Walter and Gladys both attended St. Leo’s Church in Corona, Queens but currently attend St. Michael’s in Flushing, Queens. Walter and Gladys are ushers every Sunday at the 1pm Mass and other Masses if needed. They’re both involved in the Charismatic Prayer Group, Committee Members of the Association of the Divine Child and Our Lady of Chiquinquira; and both volunteer for La Casitia, a community outreach program plus other activities.

Walter and Gladys were raised in Catholic families and wanted the same for their own family. Both derive great joy in helping others. Walter and Gladys feel the Church has contributed a great richness to their lives. Their grandchildren attended Catholic schools, including Catholic colleges. Their children and grandchildren have followed in their footsteps and all are involved in community service. Together they have two sons and one daughter, and several grandchildren. Walter has been a mechanic for forty years and Gladys has worked in various daycare centers as well as other companies for many years. Both Walter and Gladys feel they were chosen to be the Shining Stars because they are eager to serve God with love and smiles. Both want to thank each other for always supporting one another.

It is with great pride and joy that they have been nominated to represent the Colombian community as the recipients of the Shining Star Awards 2012.

Serge & Fely Carrera FILIPINO SHINING STAR

Serge Carrera was born in Bimaley, Pangasinan in the Philippines. He was born in 1937 and immigrated to the United States in 1965. Serge joined the US Navy and was

stationed in various places, including San Diego, Boston, and Patuxent River in Maryland. Serge served in the Navy from 1965 through 1974, and from 1974 through 2005 worked in the US Customs Service/Department of Homeland Security as a Financial Analyst.

Fely Carrera was also born in Bimaley, Pangasinan in the Philippines. She was born in 1943 and immigrated to the United States in 1970 to join her husband Serge. Fely worked as a Computer Operator for twenty-one years at the General Adjustment Bureau and presently works in the payroll department for the NYC Department of Education. They attended Blessed Sacrament for three years, and currently attend St. Rose of Lima. Serge and Fely were brought up in devout Catholic families and attended Catholic school. They wanted the same for their two daughters, Maria and Melissa. Both daughters attended Catholic school at St. Rose of Lima.

Serge is an Extraordinary Eucharistic Minister at St. Rose of Lima. Fely is the Head Enabler of the Filipino Diocesan Apostolate of the Brooklyn Council. She is also a member of the Pastoral Planning Committee, Fundraising Committee, an Extraordinary Eucharistic Minister of Communion, a Lector and a former member of the choir. Both Serge and Fely are the Filipino Mass Coordinators at St. Rose of Lima and belong to the Lady of Purification Prayer Group, and are also part of the Marriage Encounter 13 - Bukas Loob Sa Dios (BLD) Long Island Chapter. They are also lifetime members of the Neo-Filipino Association, Inc. Serge and Fely are both active members of their Church and hope to be an example to their fellow parishioners and their community to live the Word of God.

The Filipino Apostolate is happy to recognize Serge and Fely Carrera as the 2012 Shining Star recipients.

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FREE TRANSPORTATION TO WASHINGTON, DC FOR THE MARCH FOR LIFEThe diocesan Of�ce of Government Affairs is sponsor-ing free buses, departing from Queens, at the Immacu-late Conception Center in Douglaston and the parish of Resurrection-Ascension in Rego Park. In Brooklyn, from the parishes of SS. Peter and Paul, Williamsburg, and St. Anselm’s, Bay Ridge.

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FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 2012

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Mary ImmaculatePatroness of the United States of America

Saint Thomas MorePatron of Religious Freedom

Nocturnal Adoration Begins with Mass on Friday, June 22 at 7pm

Blessed Sacrament exposed until Saturday, June 23 until 8am

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O God our Creator,from your provident hand we have received our right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. You have called us as your people and given us the right and the duty to worship you, the only true God, and your Son, Jesus Christ.

�rough the power and working of your Holy Spirit, you call us to live out our faith in the midst of the world, bringing the light and the saving truth of the Gospel to every corner of society.

We ask you to bless us in our vigilance for the gift of religious liberty. Give us the strength of mind and heart to readily defend our freedoms when they are threatened; give us courage in making our voices heard on behalf of the rights of your Church and the freedom of conscience of all people of faith.

Grant, we pray, O heavenly Father, a clear and united voice to all your sons and daughters gathered in your Church in this decisive hour in the history of our nation, so that, with every trial withstood and every danger overcome— for the sake of our children, our grandchildren, and all who come after us— this great land will always be “one nation, un-der God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.”

We ask this through Christ our Lord.

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Holy Father’s Prayer Intentions

September 2012

General Intention: �at politicians may always act with honesty, integrity, and love for the truth.

Missionary Intention: Help for the Poorest Churches. That Christian communities may have a growing willingness to send missionaries, priests, and lay people, along with concrete resources, to the poorest Churches.

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Acto de ContriciónSeñor mío Jesucristo,

Dios y hombre verdadero, Creador, Padre y Redentor mío.

Por ser tú quien eres, Bondad infinita,

y porque te amo sobre todas las cosas, me pesa de todo corazón

haberte ofendido. También me pesa que puedas castigarme

con las penas del infierno. Ayudado de tu divina gracia

propongo firmemente nunca más pecar, confesarme

y cumplir la penitencia que me fuera impuesta.

Amén.

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es el fruto de tu vientre, Jesús. Santa María, Madre de Dios, ruega Señora por nosotros los pecadores, ahora y en

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Saturday, September 29th, 2012

Mass · 5pmMeet & Greet · 7pm

. . .May al l our movements , a l l the ir movements , be guided by your Light and transf igured by your Joy.

lead us by the hand towards those we are looking for!

St. Raphael

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Cheese , Wine & Music

Bring a smile and open your heart .

CATHOLIC SINGLES EVENT 09.29.12

Those we are waiting for....Those who are waiting for us!

Those we are wa it i ng for . . .

. . . t hose who are wa it i ng for us !

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Para Cato l i c os S o lt eros

En la Iglesia de San José8 5 6 Pac i f i c Str e et · B r ook lyn , NY 1 1 2 3 8

El sábado 29 de septiemdre del 2012

Misa · 5:00pmReunión · 7:00pm

. . . Que todos nuestros movimientos y todos sus movimientos , sean guiados por su luz y transf igurada en su alegría.

Nos l l evan de la mano a los que es tamos buscando!

San Rafael

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Queso, v ino y música

Abre tu corazón y trae una sonrisa

Una orac i on para nosotros

Los Que estamos esperando . . .

. . . l o s que estan esperando por nosotros !

J o v e n e s P r o f e s i o n a l e s

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St. Raphael is one of seven Archangels who stand before the throne of the Lord. He was sent by God to help Tobit, Tobiah and Sarah. At the time, Tobit was blind and Tobiah’s betrothed, Sarah, had had seven bridegrooms perish on the night of their weddings. Raphael accompanied Tobiah into Media disguised as a man named Azariah. Raphael helped him through his difficulties and taught him how to safely enter marriage with Sarah. Tobiah said that Raphael caused him to have his wife and that he gave joy to Sarah’s parents for driving out the evil spirit in her. He also gave Raphael credit for his father’s seeing the light of heaven and for receiving all good things through his intercession.

Besides Raphael, Michael and Gabriel are the only Archangels mentioned by name in the bible. Raphael’s name means “God heals.” This identity came about because of the biblical story which claims that he “healed” the earth when it was defiled by the sins of the fallen angels in the apocryphal book of Enoch. Raphael is also identified as the angel who moved the waters of the healing sheep pool. He is also the patron of Catholic singles, of happy meetings, of nurses, of physicians, the blind, and of travelers. His feast day is September 29th.

St. RaphaelANGEL O F HAPPY MEET I NGS

& CATHOL I C S I NG L ES Who is Saint Raphael?

Raphael’s words to Tobit “Thank God! Give Him the praise and the glory. Before all the living, acknowledge the many good things He has done for you, by blessing and extolling His Name in song. Before all men, honor and proclaim God’s deeds and do not be slack in praising Him. A king’s secret is prudent to keep, but the works of God are to be made known with due honor. Do good and evil will not find its way to you” (Tobit 12:6-8).

THE HOLY COMMUNION

THE RECESSIONAL HYMN

“Delight Yourself in the LORD,

and he will give you

the desires of your heart.”

PSALMS 37:4

Come fellowship with us as we celebrate the birth of our LORD.

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C OM I NG SOON

THOSE WE ARE WA IT I NG FOR . . .

. . . T HOSE WHO ARE WA IT I NG FOR US !

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Saturday, September 29th, 2012 at 5pmRev . Msgr . K i e ran E . Harr i ngton , V . E .

A PRAYER FOR US

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856 Paci�c StreetBrooklyn, NY 11238

Phone: 718-638-1071Fax: 718-398-2410

SERVING PARISHES IN BROOKLYN AND QUEENS

www.stjosephbrooklyn.org Email: [email protected]

Sunday, April 1st - Palm Sunday of the Lord's Passion09:00 AM -English10:30 AM -Spanish12:00 PM -English

Monday, April 2nd - Reconciliation Monday03:00 -09:00 PM -Bilingual

Thursday, April 5th - Holy Thursday, The Lord's Supper08:00 PM -Bilingual

Friday, April 6th - Good Friday12:00 PM -Procession of the Living Stations of the Cross02:00PM-7LastwordsofJesus03:00 PM -Passion of the Lord

Saturday, April 7th - Holy Saturday, Easter Vigil08:00 PM -Bilingual

Sunday, April 8th - Easter Sunday09:00 AM -English10:30 AM -Spanish12:00 PM -English

HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE


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The Ephiphany of our LordStained glass windows of St. Joseph Church


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The Presentation in the TempleStained glass windows of St. Joseph Church


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The Nativity of Our LordStained glass windows of St. Joseph Church

A Symphonic Homage and PrayerKIKO ARGÜELLO, COMPOSER PAU JORQUERA, CONDUCTOR

CHURCH OF ST. JOSEPH - FRIDAY, MAY 11, 2012 - 9PM

FREE ADMISSION DONATIONS ACCEPTED

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856 PACIFIC STREET - BROOKLYN, NY 11238

A Symphonic Homage and PrayerKIKO ARGÜELLO, COMPOSER PAU JORQUERA, CONDUCTOR

CHURCH OF ST. JOSEPH - FRIDAY, MAY 11, 2012 - 9PM

FREE ADMISSION DONATIONS ACCEPTED

For information and reservations, Please contact: 718.638.1071 | www.stjosephbrooklyn.org

856 PACIFIC STREET - BROOKLYN, NY 11238

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9 ParishesOratory Church of St. Boniface

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New Missal Series with Fr. Joel Warden, CO (September through December)On Sunday, November 27, 2011, the First Sunday of Advent, the revised English translation of the third Editio Typica of the Roman Missal will take effect in English-speaking churches throughout the world. In practical terms, this will mean we speak and sing our prayers with a slightly different English language style. Spiritually speaking, in appropriating Mass prayers that are recast and renewed, we will have an opportunity to deepen our appreciation for and understanding of the very nature of our acts of communal worship. With both the practical and the spiritual interests in mind, the Adult Faith Formation Committee has asked Fr. Joel to present a series of four lecture-discussions on topics of perennial interest in the liturgy. They are as follows:

Sacred Space: A Tour Through St. Bonifacewith Fr. Joel Warden, COHuman beings are en-fleshed spirit, en-souled bodies. We live at a specified time and in a specific place. As such, the careful way by which we locate ourselves as a community in a church building (our religious family’s home) says much about what we believe our worship to be all about. This walking tour through our own church home will provide an explanation for some of the important locations in the sacred space (e.g., “nave,” “sanctuary,” “ambo,” “altar,” “tabernacle”) as well as an orientation for the remaining three sessions in this series.

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The Prayer Experience of Baptism A Retreat with Sister Anne McCarthy, OSBThis pre-Lenten retreat will include ritual prayer using the elements and symbols of baptism (light, water, oil, and blessing) as well as silent prayer, personal reflection and sharing. We will follow a series of spiritual exercises based on the model of St. Gertrude the Great of Helfta, who wrote on re-living sacraments as prayer experiences to inspire, initiate and transform. RSVP required by January 28th; contact Colette Desbas at [email protected]. Please bring your own lunch, as lunch will not be provided.

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Language, Text, Translationwith Fr. Joel Warden, COThe history of Christian theology and worship is imbued with ideas, images and notions from foreign and ancient language worlds. Hebrew, Latin and Greek (of both “koine” and “attic” varieties!) are at the foundation of the articulation of our beliefs about God and human beings. Often, we can more fully enter into the concepts that we employ in speaking of God in explanation or worship if we explore what is at the heart of the words used and what pitfalls sometimes arise when we attempt to move from one language to another.

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Where is the Mystery in the Mass? with Fr. Joel Warden, COTurning to a more focused examination of some of the revised English texts of the Mass, this session will flow around the appreciation of “mystery” in the celebration of the Eucharistic assembly and how the words we use help (or hinder) our entering into the mysteriousness of God.

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Contemplating Tradition & Changewith Richard RandigAs we experience change happening within our common faith tradition, within the language of the liturgy, we invite you to contemplation. This rich opening up and multi-layered experience of prayer is practiced to reconcile the heart and the mind into one thing. Drawing from such mystical theologians as Teresa of Avila, John of the Cross and Thomas Merton, Rick will facilitate a process that actively engages both group and individual responses.

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So, How’s it Going?with Fr. Joel Warden, CO & Liturgist Paul SchutzFr. Joel and Oratory friend, liturgist and Fordham grad student Paul Schutz will hold an open conversation about the revised texts after we have had an initial few weeks to live with them and use them. This concluding session will also provide us with an opportunity as a community to devise plans for further formation and future sessions of interest.

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Walking the Labyrinthwith Richard RandigIt was a brisk Friday evening in early November 2007 the first time we walked our labyrinth, a donation in loving memory of parishioner Mary Ellen McDonnell. As we celebrate the fifth anniversary of this community tradition, come and unite your singular journey with others’ through the ancient spiritual mystery of the labyrinth walk. Moving inward. Centering. Moving outward. RSVP requested by February 18th; contact Richard Randig at [email protected]

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A Visit Exchange with Our Lady of Lebanon, a Maronite CathedralA two-part Lenten exchange is planned with Our Lady of Lebanon, the Maronite Cathedral located in Brooklyn Heights, in an effort to compare and contrast an Eastern Catholic Rite with our own Latin tradition. To open the dialogue between the two communities, Fr. James Root, Rector of their parish will celebrate an evening liturgy while providing insights into the Maronite experience. Two weeks later, St. Boniface will return the invitation, and Fr. Anthony will help us to differentiate between these practices.

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Sacred SpaceA Conversation with Rev. Dr. Clair McPherson(General Theological Seminary and Fordham University)

What makes a place sacred? Where do church buildings and worship spaces fit in our culture and in our lives? Why do we go on pilgrimages to holy places? How is our response to a sacred space influenced by its art and architecture (modern vs. traditional)? Please join us for an evening with Dr. McPherson, Episcopal priest, medievalist and theologian, who will offer some insights on these and other questions – including your own – on the topic of sacred space.

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Hard Questions about Believing & BelongingDo you ever get frustrated in church or feel like it’s just not resonating with you? Maybe find yourself wondering why you’re there in the first place or if you even believe all of this stuff? Well, you are not alone! Join us for a series of evenings of faith sharing, small group discussion and questioning in an open and safe environment. Hear from your fellow parishioners and have the opportunity to “grill the priest!” with Fr. Anthony Andreassi, CO. Bring all of your doubts, struggles and questions (no question is too heretical!) and take part in this ongoing conversation. Light refreshments will be served. RSVP requested but drop-ins welcome; contact David Carey at [email protected] or 914-382-1156.A�� ............... God?A�� ............... Who is Jesus?M�� .................... Justice & Judgment: What the Hell?M�� .................... Why Be Catholic?M�� .................. Mass: Just going through the motions?M�� .................. Living Faith: Putting your life on the line!

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�� A�� W�� C�� L��:Reaching for the Hem of His Garment: One Woman’s Conversion to CatholicismSarah SpieldennerShe grew up Episcopalian, the daughter of an Episcopal priest. A teacher at a Quaker school, she attended Quaker meeting for many years in the 1990’s. So, why did Sarah decide to become a Catholic? Join us as Sarah speaks on her conversion experience and how it has shaped her life since. She will then invite audience members to discuss what it means for them to be a part of the Catholic Church in this day and age.

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RCIA: The Rite of Christian Initiation for AdultsFor persons who want to be baptized into the Catholic Church; Christians from other ecclesial communions who would like to be received into full communion; and Catholics who would like to complete their Sacraments of Initiation (Confirmation and Eucharist). For more information, please contact Fr. Anthony at [email protected].

Oratory School of Discipleship (OSD)An open class for parents of children in OSD as well as other interested adults. This year’s topics will include coming changes to the Mass; the Church and moral issues; and places where the Church and State intersect (and clash). For more information, please contact Fr. Anthony at [email protected]. S�� , �:�� – ��:�� : N�� , D�� , J�� , F�� , M�� , A�� , S�. J��’� H�� S��

Programs atthe Oratory Churchof St. Boniface2011–2012

Please come — bring a friend!

The entrance to the Oratory Church of St. Boniface is at 190 Duffield Street in the Metrotech section of Brooklyn.The entrance to Newman Hall, Aula Maxima and Aula Minima is around the corner at 111 Willoughby Street.

111 Willoughby StreetBrooklyn, New York 11201

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RetreatClaremont Retreat Center on Lake Hoptacong, New JerseyPlease RSVP to Fr. Anthony at [email protected]��, N�� –S��, N�� , ��

Advent Faith ExplorationCome and explore your faith in Christ in a small-group setting where all questions and all doubts are welcome! Please RSVP toFr. Anthony at [email protected]�� A�� : N�� , D�� , �� .

Brooklyn Oratory Young Professionals (BOYP) is a group sponsored by the Oratory Church of St Boniface. Its aim is to help young adults (21 to 45) to connect with one another as they seek to develop and deepen their Catholic faith. If you would like to join our mailing list or want to inquire about any of the activities listed below, please contact Fr. Anthony at [email protected].

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Multi-Faith Meditation “The first language of God is silence.”—Attrib. to St. John of the Cross

Engage the world through the contemplative activism of Zen Meditation. People of all faiths, or no particular faith, are invited to develop a deeper contemplative life, strengthened by the presence of others. Starts on time; no reservations; weekly attendance not required, beginners welcome and instruction provided. Host: Christopher Smith: 718.875.2096 x104 or [email protected]

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Book Clubwith Dennis Corrado, COSeptember 25: ... The Prairie Trilogy of Willa Cather:

“O Pioneers!” (1913), “Song of the Lark” (1915), “My Ántonia” (1918)

October 23: .......“No god but God: The Origins, Evolution, and Future of Islam” by Reza Aslan

November 20: ...“The Finkler Question” by Howard JacobsonDecember 18: ...“The Cost of Living” by Mavis GallantJanuary 15: ........“Tinkers” by Paul HardingFebruary 12: ......“Light in August” by William Faulkner........................... NO MARCH MEETING ..............................April 15: ...........“Paradiso” by Jose Lezama LimaMay 20: ............“King of the Jews” by Leslie EpsteinJune 18: .............“Plague of Doves” by Louise Erdrich

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Social Justice SeminarsThe Social Justice Committee continues its series of seminars with Fr. Joel on current themes of social issues and how they relate to Catholic teachings. For more info, contact: Angelo Rondello (917) 353-2653, or Mary Ellen Kramer (917) 331-6245.J�� ...............Incarceration & Criminal JusticeM�� ................A Comparison of Protestant and Catholic ViewsM�� ....................Genetic Engineering and Eugenics F��, D�� A��, �–� ��, N�� H��

Family Faith in ActionA Lenten Activity for St. Boniface Families to come together in prayer and to do service for those in need.S��, M�� , �:��–� ��.

The Oratory Networking Group presents a series of seminars on issues related to employment and career development. Each seminar has a unique topic and will be presented by engaging and knowledgeable speakers in the areas. All events are held in Newman Hall. For more info, contact: [email protected]. Building Careers Around Personal Strengths S��, N�� , �� –�� Reinventing Yourself: A New CareerS��, F�� , �� –�� Investing in Education WiselyS��, A�� , �� –� �� *note the different time*Starting Your Own BusinessS��, J�� , �� –��

Music Appreciation Seminarwith Angelo RondelloWhat gives music emotional power? What makes a piece great? How has music evolved over the centuries? Join Angelo Rondello in a class with live performances, historic recordings and discussion of masterpieces of the classical music literature. For more info contact, email: [email protected] or call (917) 353-2653.

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10ParishesChurch of St. Anthony-

St. Alphonsus

Anthony-St. AlphonsuThe Church of St. Anthony-St. AlphonsusRev. Sojan Antony, CMIRev. Roy Jacob, CMI

Mass Schedule: Monday - Saturday 8:15amFriday 7:30pm (Spanish) Saturday 5:30pm Sunday 9:30am 11:00am (Span) 12:30pm

862 Manhattan AvenueBrooklyn, NY 11222Tel: 718-383-3339 Fax: 718-383-6958Email: [email protected]

The Church of St. Anthony - St. Alphonsus

Mass & Feast of

The BlessedKuriakose Elias ChavaraSunday, December 30, 2012

Carmelites of Mary Immaculate (CMI)St. Anthony’s Church

862 Manha�an AvenueBrooklyn, NY 11222

(718) 383-3339

P�YER TO THE BLESSED KURIAKOSE ELIAS CHAVA�

Blessed Chavara, we your children bow before you, whoare chosen by God to give new life to the church in India.

God was pleased with you for like St. Paul who fullyco-operated to the will of God, lived a life from which the

Grace of God was never lost in the least.

Because God as adorned your soul with lovely virtues andglori�ed you in heaven and made you done august deeds

for the glory of God and for the salvation of souls.

Loving Father, like the �ery prophet St. Elias who burnedwith zeal for God, you spent all your life span for the salvation

of souls, now in imitation of your life, obtain for us the Grace of God to live our lives pleasing in God’s sight

and with it now grant us the blessings we beseech throughyour intercession.

Amen

1 Our Father, 1 Hail Mary, 1 Glory Carmelites of Mary Immaculate (CMI)St. Anthony’s Church

862 Manha�an AvenueBrooklyn, NY 11222

(718) 383-3339

P�YER TO THE BLESSED KURIAKOSE ELIAS CHAVA�

Blessed Chavara, we your children bow before you, whoare chosen by God to give new life to the church in India.

God was pleased with you for like St. Paul who fullyco-operated to the will of God, lived a life from which the

Grace of God was never lost in the least.

Because God as adorned your soul with lovely virtues andglori�ed you in heaven and made you done august deeds

for the glory of God and for the salvation of souls.

Loving Father, like the �ery prophet St. Elias who burnedwith zeal for God, you spent all your life span for the salvation

of souls, now in imitation of your life, obtain for us the Grace of God to live our lives pleasing in God’s sight

and with it now grant us the blessings we beseech throughyour intercession.

Amen

1 Our Father, 1 Hail Mary, 1 Glory

11Schools & AcademiesHoly Angels Catholic Academy

337 74th Street Brooklyn, NY 11209 • 718.238.5045 • holyangelsbayridge.org

HOLYANGELS

CATHOLIC ACADEMY

337 74th St. Brooklyn, NY 11209

Holy Angels Catholic Academy

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HOLYANGELS

CATHOLIC ACADEMY

Holy Angels Catholic Academy

337 74th St. Brooklyn, NY 11209

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12Schools & Academies

Xaverian High School

The Clipper FundXAVERIAN

7100 Shore Road, Brooklyn, New York 11209718.836.7100 Fax 718.836.3094www.xaverian.org

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Diocese of Brooklyn�eSERVING PARISHES IN BROOKLYN AND QUEENS

Co-Cathedral of St. Joseph856 Paci�c Street Brooklyn, NY 11238

Phone: 718-638-1071Fax: 718-398-2410

www.stjosephbrooklyn.org [email protected] www.facebook.com/stjosephbrooklyn

PARISH STAFFBishop: Most Reverend Nicholas DiMarzio

Administrator: Rev. Msgr. Kieran E. Harrington, V.E.

Parochial Vicar:Rev. Jorge Ortiz-Garay

Religious Education:Sr. M. Juliet Duruanyaoha, DDLPhone: 917-995-8109

Pastoral Sta�:Deacon Dwayne DavisDeacon Fausto DuranManuel H. QuintanaJohnnie A. Villalba

Parish Secretary: Celina Lara

MASS SCHEDULESunday Mass:9:00 am —English10:30 am —SpanishNoon —English

Weekday Mass: 8 am Suggested donation for MassIntention: $15.00

PRAYER GROUPSFridays: Charismatic Group8 – 9 pm in the chapel

Urseline Companion2:00 – 5:00 pm Every last Saturday of the month in the chapel

Legion of Mary4pm Every Friday in the Rectory

Sundays: Religious Education &Con�rmation10:30 – 11:45 am in the hall.Children must attend Noon Mass.

Youth Group - Every second and last Sunday of the month at 1:30pm.

Welcome One and All!We are glad that you are here and we encourage you to call the rectory during o�ce hours to register to be part of our parish family.

Office Hours:Monday - Friday 9am-1pm; 3pm -7pm; Saturday 10am- 6pm; Sunday 10-3pm

The Sacraments:Religious Instruction for Children: We o�er religious education classes to children between the ages of 3-16.

Baptism: If you are interested in baptizing a child, please contact therectory to make an appointment with a priest. �e child’s birth certi�cate is needed. Baptisms will be celebrated on the �rst Sunday of every month only.

Sacraments for Adults:Baptism, Communion, and Con�rmation: Rites of Christian Initiation for Adults is an ongoing process throughout the year. If you know of someone who is interested in becoming a Catholic, please contact Manuel Quintana at 917-250-1921.

Marriage: Any couple wishing to receive the Sacrament of marriage should contact the rectory to speak with a priest 6 months prior to the wedding date.

Reconciliation: Sunday 8 am and 1:30 pm or weekdays in the rectory. No appointment necessary.

Anointing of the Sick:Please notify the rectory of any ill or deceased parishioners.

YEAROFFAITH

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Parish News & Activities

Readings for the Week

Parish Stats

Saints & Observations

Mass Intentions

Calendar of eventsfor the Month of October

Saturday Rosary GroupIs held either in the garden at St. Joseph Church or at the garden of St. John, which is located at 139 St. John’s Place, Brooklyn, NY 11217 near 7th Ave. Rosary schedule and loca-tion varies, to get on the mailing list please contact [email protected] for announcements and location schedule.

Book Club�e book club is making plans to meet in November. Do you have a book that you want to share and discuss? If interested, contact Celina or send an e-mail at [email protected]

Coat Drive for the Month of OctoberWinter is just around the corner. We will be collecting gently used coats and winter accessories until October 28th. �ere will be a box located inside the Church. Please see Ana Aviles for more information.

ZUMBA is coming to St. Joseph!Get �t and have fun the ZUMBA way! Starting every Satur-day on Oct 27th, at 10 am. It is an hour long, high impact car-dio class. It will also be o�ered every Tuesdays at 6pm starting October 30th. �e Tuesday class will be 45 minutes long. All classes will be in the Blue Room. $10 per person.

�anksgiving Dinner CommitteeWould you like to organize and help to prepare a communal �anksgiving Dinner hosted by St. Joseph? Contact Celina in the Rectory or e-mail [email protected]

“Pennies for Paint” Drive�e Church’s ceiling is in need of repair. We will be collect-ing pennies to help pay for the cost of plaster and paint. Place your pennies in the designated container. �ank you!

Monday: Eph 2:1-10; Lk 12:13-21

Tuesday: Eph 2:12-22; Lk 12:35-38

Wednesday: Eph 3:2-12; Lk 12:39-48

�ursday: Eph 3:14-21; Lk 12:49-53

Friday: Eph 4:1-6; Lk 12:54-59

Saturday: Eph 4:7-16; Lk 13:1-9

Sunday: Jer 31:7-9; Ps 126; Heb 5:1-6; Mk 10:46-52

Sunday: Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time;World Mission SundayTuesday: St. John of CapistranoWednesday: St. Anthony Mary ClaretSaturday: Blessed Virgin Mary

Coat Drive - Ongoing until Oct. 28th

Clothing Drive - Ongoing until Oct. 28th

Penny Drive - Ongoing

Sunday, 21st - Oktoberfest! Delaney Field 12 pm -6 pm

9:00 am �anksgiving to the Holy Spirit10:30 am For the People of St. Joseph12:00 pm For the Late Edith James

for the week of October 14th, 2012service donation attendance9:00 am $ 354.00 31

10:30 am $ 785.00 114

12:00 pm $ 870.00 167

�ank you to everyone who donated to the collection. Last week’s total was $2009.00

Parish AnnouncementsSt. Joseph is wheel chair accessibleRamp access to the Church is located on Dean Street.

Votive Candles for SaleHigh quality candles for sale, $6.00 each. See Blanca Figueroa after mass.

Bulletin SubmissionsAll submissions are due Tuesday evening. To submit an event please e-mail [email protected] or via fax at 718-398-2410.

Lectors needed for 9 am MassPlease contact Celina or e-mail [email protected] if interested.

All Souls Day EnvelopesIf you receive collection envelopes then you would have gotten a specially marked envelope for All Souls day. Please �ll out the name of your deceased loved on the back of the envelope. We will collect them every Sunday until the day of All Souls Day on November 2nd, 2012. On that day, the names will be placed on the alter in their memory.

World Mission SundayPope Benedict XVI calls every Catholic in the world to celebrate our vocation to be missionary. As Catholics around the world, here at home and in the Missions, gather at the Eucharist around the table of the Lord, we are to pray for the Church’s worldwide missionary work. We pray for those awaiting the “Good New” of our Lord’s great love for us and for the missionaries who o�er the poor and su�ering the light of Christ. And we are to o�er �nancial help through the Society for the Propagation of the Faith for more than 1,150 dioceses in Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Paci�c Islands.

Parish Advocate for Persons with Disabilities (PWDs)Would you like to become a Parish Advocate for Persons with Disabilities, individually or as a team? Most advocates throughout the Diocese are not themselves disabled (although some are), but all Advocates are interested in seeing greater inclusion of all types of PWDs in the full life of the parish.

Catholic Charities o�ers one-day workshops each Fall and Spring to train newly appointed Advocates. �e one for the Fall of 2012 is on Saturday Nov. 17th, at Our Lady Help of Christians Parish Hall in Brooklyn. If you are interested in becoming an Advocate or interested in just the content of the workshop, please contact Celina in the rectory or e-mail [email protected]

www.stjosephbrooklyn.org as a new Look! log on and check out our new and improved website. �ank you to Chester Hartin, Eric Ver, Felipe Martinez, Gerardo Guiñones, and Celina Lara for your teamwork, talent, and dedication. Let us know what you think about our new look on www.facebook.com/stjosephbrooklyn

Do you have family ties with St. Joseph?We will soon be launching a new and improved version of our website. If you would like to contribute your family history with St. Joseph to our website please let Celina know or e-mail [email protected]

An afternoon of Prayer and Spiritual Re�ectionAll members of our Diocese are cordially invited to spend an afternoon in prayer and spiritual re�ection on Saturday, October 27, 2012 from 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm as we begin our diocesan observance of the Year of Faith. You are invited to travel in pilgrimage either to Our Lady of Solace Church located at 2866 West 17th Street in the Coney Island section of Brooklyn or the Immaculate Conception Center at 7200 Douglaston Parkway, Douglaston, Queens. �e afternoon will consist of Midday Prayer, a Spiritual Talk o�ered in English and Spanish, Recitation of the Scriptural Rosary in the vari-ous languages of our Diocesan Church and a Holy Hour with Eucharistic Adoration. Confessions will be available through-out the entire prayer service for those who attend. Please make every e�ort to join this special occasion of prayer.

We Need Volunteers! We need your help!We hope to have many activities for November and Decem-ber. Please send an e-mail to [email protected] or speak with Celina in the rectory. �ank you.

Saturday, 27th - Day of Prayer at Our Lady of Solace Church or �e Immaculate Conception Center in Douglaston.

Saturday, 27th - First day of Saturday ZUMBA! 10 am, in the Blue room $10 per class.

Sunday, 28th - Clothing Swap Party! In the Great Hall 1 pm

Tuesday, 30th, - Tuesday night ZUMBA begins. 6pm in the Blue room, $10 per class.

Wednesday, 31st - Halloween

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La Diócesis de BrooklynSIRVIENDO LAS PARROQUIAS DE BROOKLYN Y QUEENS

Co-Cathedral de San José856 Paci�c Street Brooklyn, NY 11238

Teléfono: 718-638-1071Fax: 718-398-2410

www.stjosephbrooklyn.org [email protected] www.facebook.com/stjosephbrooklyn

PERSONAL DE LA PARROQUIA Reverendísimo: Obispo Nicholas DiMarzio

Administrador:Monseñor Kieran E. Harrington, V.E.

Vicario Parroquial:Reverendo Jorge Ortiz-Garay

Educación Religiosa:Sr. M. Juliet Duruanyaoha, DDLTeléfono: 917-995-8109

Personal de la Parroquia:Diácono Dwayne DavisDiácono Fausto DuranManuel H. QuintanaJohnnie A. Villalba

Secretaria: Celina Lara

MISASMisa dominical:9:00 am —en inglés10:30 am —en español12:00 pm —en inglés

Misa de lunes a viernes: 8 amDonación para la intención de la misa: $15.00

GRUPOS PARROQUIALESViernes: La Legión de María4 pm en la rectoríaViernes: El Grupo de Oración7– 9 pm en la capilla

La Compañía Urseline2:00 – 5:00 pm Cada último sábado del mes en la capilla

Domingos: Educación religiosa ycon�rmación10:30 – 11:45 am en el salón principal. Los niños deberán asistir a la misa de 12pm.El grupo de jóvenes - Reuniones cada segundo y último domingo del mes 1:30 pm en la rectoria.

¡Bienvenidos feligreses!Estamos contentos de que estén aquí y los invitamos a visitar la rectoría durante las horas de o�cina para registrarse y pertenecer a nuestra familia parroquial.

Horas de oficina:Lunes a viernes 9am -1pm; 3pm-7pm; sábado 10am- 6pm y domingo de 10-3pm.

Sacramentos:Instrucción Religiosa (CCD) para niños: Ofrecemos clases de educación religiosa para niños(as) entre las edades de 3 a 16.

Bautismo: Si usted desea bautizar a un niño(a), favor de comunicarse a la rectoría Se necesitará el acta de nacimiento del niño(a). Solamente se cel-ebrarán los bautizos cada primer domingo del mes.

Sacramentos para adultos:Bautismo, comunión y con�rmación: Rito de Iniciación Cristiana para Adultos se ofrece todo el año. Si conoce a alguien que desea ser católico, favor de comunicarse con Manuel Quintana al 917-250-1921.

Matrimonio: Cualquier pareja que desea recibir el sacramento del matrimo-nio debe de llamar a la rectoría por lo menos 6 meses antes de la boda.

Confesiones: Domingos a las 8 am y 1:30 pm o durante la semana en la rec-toría sin previa cita.

Unción de los enfermos: Favor de llamar a la rectoría si hay feligreses enfermos o fallecidos.

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Noticias y Actividades

Lecturas de la Semana

Estadísticas de Parroquia

Los Santos y Celebraciones

Intenciones de la misa

Calendario de eventos en octubre

¡Zumba comenzará pronto en San José!Manténgase en forma y diviértase con ZUMBA. Las clases serán todos los sábados, comenzando el sábado, 27 de octubre a las 10 am (no a las 12 pm como se anunció la semana pasada en el boletín). La sección de cardio de alta intensidad dura una hora. También se ofrecerán clases los martes a las 6 pm comenzando el 30 de octubre. El costo es $10 por cada clase. La sección de cardio de alta intensidad dura 45 minutos.

Las clases de internet para principiantes en computación en español se han cancelado para el mes de octubre. Comenzarán el 4 de noviembre. Será a las 11:30 a 1:30 pm, los domingos en el salón azul. El costo es $10. Los interesados deben de comu-nicarse con Margarita lo más pronto posible al 347 299-1138. Los participantes tienen que proveer su propia computador portátil. Comité para celebrar el Día de Acción de Gracias en la parroquia de San José

¿Le gustaría organizar y ayudar con la preparación de una cena comunitaria auspiciada en San José? Comuníquese con Celina en la rectoría o mande un correo electrónico al [email protected]

“Cambio para Color”La iglesa necesita yeso y pintura para reparar el techo. Ahora sus monedas (el cambio) pueden ayudar a recaudar fondos para comprar la pintura (el color) y el yeso. Pongan sus mone-das en los cubos de pintura localizados en la entrada de la iglesia. ¡Muchas gracia!

Lunes: Ef 2:1-10; Lc 12:13-21

Martes: Ef 2:12-22; Lc 12:35-38

Miércoles: Ef 3:2-12; Lc 12:39-48

Jueves: Ef 3:14-21; Lc 12:49-53

Viernes: Ef 4:1-6; Lc 12:54-59

Sábado: Ef 4:7-16; Lc 13:1-9

Domingo: Jer 31:7-9; Sal 126 (125); Heb 5:1-6; Mc 10:46-52

Domingo: Vigésimo noveno Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario; Domingo Mundial de las MisionesMartes: San Juan de CapistranoMiércoles: San Antonio María ClaretSábado: Santa María Virgen

Colecta de abrigos - continuará hasta el 28 de octubre.

Colecta de ropa - continuará hasta el 28 de octubre

Cambio para color - seguirá por varios meses

Domingo, 21 - Oktoberfest - ‘Fiesta del otoño’ en Delaney

9:00 am Acción de gracias al Espíritu Santo10:30 am Para la parroquia de San José12:00 pm La difunta Edith James

para la semana del 14 de octubre 2012misa total personas9:00 am $ 354.00 31

10:30 am $ 785.00 114

12:00 pm $ 870.00 167

Gracias por sus donaciones a la parroquia. El total de la semana pasada fue $2009.00

AnunciosSan José tiene una entrada con acceso para los incapacitadosLa rampa esta en el lado de Dean St.

Se vende veladorasCuestan $6.00. Pedir a Blanca Figueroa después de la misa.

Contribuciones al boletínSe tienen que entregar martes por la tarde. Mándelo por correo electrónico [email protected] o por fax al 718-398-2410.

Lectors needed for 9 am MassPlease contact Celina or e-mail [email protected] if interested.

El sobre dedicado a los difuntosSi usted recibe sobres para la colecta, también recibió un sobre especial dedicado a los difuntos. Favor de escribir el nombre de un ser querido fallecido en el sobre. Vamos ha recaudar los sobres todos los domingos hasta el día de los difuntos que cae el 2 de noviembre, 2012. Ese día, todos los nombres se pon-drán en el altar durante la celebración de misa en su memoria.

Domingo Mundial de las Misiones 2012El Papa Benedicto XVI hace un llamado a todos los católicos en el mundo a celebrar nuestra vocación como misioneros. Cuando los católicos alrededor del mundo, aquí en este país y en las Misiones, nos reunimos durante la Eucaristía alrededor de la mesa del Señor, hemos de orar por la labor misionera mundial de la Iglesia. Oramos por aquellos que esperan “La Buena Nueva” del gran amor que nuestro Señor tiene por nosotros y por los misioneros que ofrecen la luz de Cristo a los pobres y a los oprimidos. También hemos de ofrecer ayuda económica a través de la Sociedad para la Propagación de la Fe, la cual llega a más de 1,150 diócesis en Asia, África, América Latina y las Islas del Pací�co.

La página web de San José estrena un nuevo diseño. Prontoestará disponible en español. Mientras tanto, visítenos al sitio web en inglés al www.stjosephbrooklyn.org. Muchas gracias a Chester Hartin, Eric Ver, Felipe Martinez, Gerardo Quiñones y a Celina Lara por sus esfuerzos como equipo, sus talentos y

dedicación.

Clases de inglés para principiantes comenzarán ennoviembre Comuníquese con Celina en la rectoría para mayor información. Las clases serán durante el mes de noviembre y diciembre. El enfoque será en conversar en inglés. Serán los viernes a las 7 pm o los sábados por la tarde a la 1 pm. Regístrase ahora.

¿Tiene vínculos familiares con St. Joseph? Pronto tendremos una nueva y mejorada versión de nuestro sitio web en español. Si usted desea contribuir con su historia familiar con San José en nuestro sitio web favor contactar con Celina o por correo electrónico a [email protected]

Día de oraciónTodos los miembros de nuestra Diócesis los quiere invitar cor-dialmente a tener una tarde en oración y re�exión espiritual elsábado 27 de octubre del 2012 desde las 1:30 PM hasta las 3:30 PM mientras comenzamos nuestra observancia dioc-esana del Año de la Fe. Usted esta invitado a viajar en per-egrinación ya sea a la iglesia de Nuestra Señora de Solace localizada en 2866 West Street en la sección de Coney Island de Brooklyn o en the Inmaculate Conception en Douglaston, Queens. Esta tarde de oración consistirá en la Oración del Medio Día, una charla espiritual ofrecida en ingles y español, el rosario recitado en varias lenguas de nuestra Diócesis y por ultimo una Hora Santa de adoración al Santísimo Sacramen-to. Habrá confesiones disponibles durante todo el evento para aquellos que lo necesiten. Favor haga todo el esfuerzo posible para asistir a esta ocasión especial de oración. Como siempre, estoy muy agradecido por su continuo apoyo fraterno y su cooperación.

¡Necesitamos voluntarios!Necesitamos su ayuda. Tenemos muchos eventos para el mes de noviembre y octubre. Si desea ser unvoluntario, favor de escribir al [email protected] o hablar con Celina en la rectoría.

Escriba una buena recomendación en YELP!Vaya a la página de www.yelp.com y escriba porqué a usted le

Field 12 pm a 6 pm

Sábado, 27 - Día de oración - En Our Lady of Solace Church o �e Immaculate Conception Center en Douglaston. Con-sulte próxima la página para mayor información.

Sábado, 27 - ¡Primer día de Zumba! 10 am en el salón Azul.

$10 por clase.

Domingo, 28 - ¡Intercambio de ropa! en el Gran Salón. 1 pm a 3 pm Traiga algo, llévese algo.

Martes - ¡Zumba los martes! 6 pm en el salón Azul. $10 por clase.

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