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Sunday, November 5th, 2017�
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Church of
The Holy Family �
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366 Watchogue Road, Staten Island, NY
NEW PARISHIONERS Welcome to our Parish. Please contact the Rectory Office to register, or you may register online at www.holyfamilystatenisland.com�
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SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM First and Third Sundays of each month. Arrangements must be made by contacting the Rectory. Godparents are required to be practicing Catholics attending Mass regularly. 1st time parents must meet with a priest for instruction �
PASTORAL STAFF�Pastor�
Rev. Angelo J.
Micciulla �
Parochial Vicar Rev. Joseph Takyi
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Sunday Associates:�Rev. Steven Challman
Rev. Jim Mayzik, S.J. �
Administrative Staff��Parish Secretary�Lisa Russo Bookkeeper�Alex Pagliuca
Religious Educator�
Susan Ganschow�Music Director�
Barnaby Miles Music Coordinator�Sally Kaelber
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Masses�WEEKEND�
Saturday�8:30 AM and 5PM�
�Sunday�
7:45AM, 9:15AM, 10:45AM, 12:15 PM �
(Children’s Mass) �5 PM�
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WEEKDAY�Mon., Wed., Fri.�
7am & 9am �Tues. & Thurs. �
9am�
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CONFESSIONS�Sat., 3:30�4:30 PM �Or by appointment�
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SICK CALLS �Anytime�
PROGRAMS & GROUPS�ROSARY ALTAR�
Every 1st Wednesday �Beginning with 12:00 PM Mass�
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HOLY NAME�Every 2nd Sunday at 9:15 AM �
�DAUGHTERS IMMACULATE�
HEART OF MARY�Fridays 3:30 � 5 PM Sept.�May�
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LEGION OF MARY�Mondays 7:30 PM � 9 PM�
Every 3rd Sunday at 10:45am Mass��
EUCHARIST ADORATION�Fridays in the Chapel from 9:30 � 3:30�
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SENIOR GROUP�Tuesdays from 12:00 PM�3:00 PM�
�HEALING SERVICES�
Every 3rd Wednesday at 7:30 PM �
PROGRAMS & GROUPS�KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS�
Fr. Vincent R. Capodanno �Council #16674�
1st and 3rd Thursday 7:30 PM�
https://sites.google.com/view/kofcfvc16674/�
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PRAYER SHAWL GROUP�Wednesdays 10:00 AM � 12:00 PM�
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BEREAVEMENT GROUP�Every First Monday 7:00 � 8:30 PM��
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THE GORETTI GROUP�1st Friday of each month 7:30 PM�
��LAMB OF GOD PRAYER GROUP�
Wednesdays 7:30 PM ���
ST. FRANCIS CATHOLIC �SINGLES�
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OFFICE INFORMATION��
SECRETARY HOURS: �Mon.�Fri. 8AM�4PM�
�TELEPHONE/EMAIL: �
(718) 761�6663/[email protected]���
CALENDAR:�http://si.mhsoftware.com�
�PARISH WEBSITE:�
www.holyfamilystatenisland.com�
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SCHOOL OF RELIGION: �(718) 761�6671�
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SPORTS PROGRAM: �(718) 807�9019�
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION We have well developed courses for our children. Families are required to participate at Mass weekly.
Please contact our Religious Education Office for information. ��SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY Arrangements should be made at least 12 months prior to wedding date. Couples must attend desig-nated Marriage Preparation Conferences. Couples must meet with the parish priest before a wedding date can be scheduled. �
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Sunday, November 5th, 2017��
IN LOVING MEMORY�The bread and wine offered for all the Masses this week is in loving memory of Gertrude L. Rivellino, requested by the Rivellino Family.��
CHANGES TO OUR SICKLIST �Please pray for our sick each day. Our recurring sick list is located at Our Lady’s Shrine adjacent to the Statue room. �Deaths: Soon Yul Lee and Joseph M. Cianciotta �
�CANDLES�
Church: Mario Mezzacappa�Chapel: Carmella Lupo��
ALTER SERVERS NEEDED�We are looking for boys and girls who are interested in volunteer-ing to be parish altar servers.� In addition to serving at mass and on Holy Days of Obligation, altar servers assist in various parish events throughout the year including food pantry drives, bake sales, the Christmas tree lighting ceremony, the Holy Name car show and annual motorcycle blessing. �Must be parishioners, grade 4 and higher, and need to have received First Holy Com-munion.� If your child is interested, please contact Mr. Joe Casal-iggi.�Call or text�(917)887�2625�or email� [email protected].��
ROSARY ALTAR CHRISTMAS FAIR�
Our Annual Christmas fair will be held on Sunday, Novem-ber 12th�in Msgr. Glynn Center�from 9 AM to 3:30 PM.�Come get an early start�on your shopping for Christ-mas!�Food, raffles and lots of fun!��
PRIESTS PRAYER AFTER COMMUNION�“What has passed our lips as food, O Lord, we possess in purity of heart, that what has been given to us in time may be our healing for eternity.”�This great little prayer is said by the priest after receiving Commun-ion, but it may also be a great prayer for all of us to pray as we re-ceive Our Lord in Communion. �
�HOLY FAMILY BEREAVEMENT GROUP�
This group is designed as a psycho�educational support group, and is open to anyone who is grieving the loss of a loved one. The loss could be recent or in the past. The group is designed to assist you in your grieving process and will have its next meeting tomorrow, Mon-day, November 6, 2017 from 7:00 to 8:00 PM in the School.��
IGNATIAN PRAYER GROUP�Please join us in growing closer to God through prayer, mu-sic, scripture and conversation with our Ignatian Prayer Group on Saturday, November 11th. We will celebrate the Mass at 8:30 AM and then engage in prayer and our meeting at 9:30 AM in the lower level of the Church. We will be
read Jeremiah 29.11�14, Jeremiah's Word of Hope � "I know the plans I have for you ..."��
RELIGIOUS ED CALENDAR�Sunday� � 5th� Family Catechesis � 1:30 � 4:30 PM�
Tuesday�� 7th� NO CLASSES � Election Day�Thursday� 9th� 2nd Grade Parent Meeting � 7 PM �� � � (Penance)�Sunday� � 12th� 2nd Grade PROMISE MASS 9:15 AM �� � � (MANDATORY)�Wednesday� 22nd� NO CLASSES � Thanksgiving Recess�Thursday� 23rd� HAPPY THANKSGIVING�
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Mass Intentions�Saturday, November 04�
� 8:30 AM� � The Purgatorial Society�
� 5:00 PM� � † Antonio Rescigno, Rosa & Joe � � � Gabrielli�Sunday, November 05�
� 7:45 AM� � † Sr. Evangela Vanacore�
� 9:15 AM� � † Josephine & John Modzelewski�
�10:45 AM�� † Patricia Miller�
�12:15 PM� � † Frank & Jean Malandro�
� 5:00 PM� � † Gertrude L. Rivellino�
�Monday, November 06�
� 7:00 AM� � † Vito Martorano�
� 9:00 AM� � † Catalino Carpio�Tuesday, November 07�
� 9:00 AM� � † Veronica Flattery�Wednesday, November 08�
� 7:00 AM� � † Thomas Murray�
� 9:00 AM� � † Mario Mezzacappa�Thursday, November 09�
� 9:00 AM� � † Marion Haskovec�Friday, November 10�
� 7:00 AM� � † Thomas Murray�
� 9:00 AM� � † Deceased Members Of The �� � � Bandel Family�
�Saturday, November 11�
� 8:30 AM� � † Gregory Martin Minichino�
� 5:00 PM� � † Wayne Davis�Sunday, November 12�
� 7:45 AM� � † Anne Pautz�
� 9:15 AM� � † Dec. Members of Holy Name � � � Society�
�10:45 AM�� † Teddy & Joseph DeLuca�
�12:15 PM� � † Lena Yaccarino�
� 5:00 PM� � † Vincent Cavalieri�
�Biblical Quotes:�
�Hebrews 11:1
Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see.�
Colossians 3:14 And over all these virtues put on love, which
binds them all together in perfect unity.�
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POOR PEOPLE’S DINNER�Join Project Hospitality as we mark the 20th Annual Poor People’s Dinner, Staten Island’s largest interfaith event. We will pause to honor the poor and come together as a community to share this unique and sacred meal that unites all Staten Islanders, rich, middle class and poor at the same table. ��
ANNUAL BOY SCOUT PANCAKE BREAKFAST�Come join us in supporting the Boy Scouts at St. Teresa’s today, November 5, 2017 from 8:00am to 1:00pm. �The event will be held in St. Teresa’s gym at 1634 Victory Blvd. There is a $7.00 entrance fee without a flyer and $5.00 with a copy of the flyer in the vestibule. This is a, “All You Care To Eat,” event with: pancakes, sausage, fruit, pastry, coffee, tea and juice. Raffle tickets will be sold separately and the proceeds support Troop 37. For more information please contact Andrea Gallagher via: email [email protected] or 718�273�6084.��
WORDS OF THANKSGIVING �FROM FR. ANTHONY�
��������� “I would like to express my sincerest gratitude and thanksgiving to you my dear parishioners for your love, care, support and concerns. My appreciation to Rev. An-gelo Micciulla, the Pastor of Holy Family Parish, Rev. Joseph Takyi, the Parochial Vicar, Mrs. Lisa Russo, the Parish Secretary, The Parish Council, all societies and in-dividual parishioners. ���������������������������������� ��������� �� I cannot find the apt words to express my heartfelt appreciation and gratitude for all you did for my five�year�stay with you at Holy Family Parish. You provided for my needs and most of all for your contribution towards my home�town Rectory project. I will keep you posted of the progress of this worthy cause. I can count my “blessings and name them one by one” because of your generosity. I was never in want because you never ceased to provide for my needs. You will forever remain in my heart. Thank you! �� I have been assigned to St. Joseph Minor Basilica at Elmina in the Archdiocese of Cape Coast as a Pastor. The appointment takes effect in November of 2017. I have a month vacation to settle and acclimate to the environ-ment. Pray for me to accomplish my dream and be an ef-fective pastor in my new pastoral assign-ment. ����������������������������� �� You can reach me through email at: [email protected]. It is a joy to be home but at the same time I miss my second home� Holy Family Parish. I hope to see you in the summer when I come for vacation. May God richly and abundantly bless you.�I love you all and you will forever remain in my heart.”�Rev. Fr. Anthony Enyinful��
COLUMBIETTES AUX OF THE FR. JOHN �DRUMGOOLE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS�
On Sunday, November 19th from 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM the Columbiettes will host their annual Christmas Fair. Come out and support them at the Fr. John C. Drumgoole Council Hall at 397 Clarke Ave., Staten Island 10306. ���
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HOLY NAME SOCIETY NEWS:�2017 MEMORIAL CHRISTMAS TREES�
The Holy Name Society is sponsoring the placing of Christ-mas trees for the upcoming season. Parishioners wishing to honor the memory of a loved one can purchase these trees which will be placed in the island in front of the entrance of the Church, along the side of the Church and in the grassy area along Watchogue Rd. �The trees will be decorated with lights ONLY to maintain a neat and uniform appearance. �A laminated sign with the name of the loved one will be dis-played on the tree. �A nativity scene will also be displayed in front of the Church. �The cost of each tree will be $200 and will be sold on a first come first serve basis. �Forms are available in the lobby. �Parishioners wishing to purchase a tree should complete the form and submit it with their pay-ment to the rectory. �Checks should be made payable to the Holy Name Society.��
4TH ANNUAL DOO�WOP DINNER DANCE � �DECEMBER 9TH�
Come join us on Saturday, December 9th, from 6 to 11pm, in the Monsignor Glynn Center for Holy Family’s 4th Annu-al Doo�Wop Dinner Dance sponsored by the Holy Name So-ciety. �Featured this year will be the Tuesday @ Eight band, the 360 Entertainment DJ and Jenna Esposito & Her Band singing the songs of Connie Francis. �A memora-ble evening is guaranteed for all. �The cost is $50 per person and includes hot catered food, beer, wine, soda, coffee, tea and dessert. �50/50 tickets and raffle tickets will be sold at the event. �Admission tickets can be purchased at the Recto-ry beginning this week. Beginning November 18th admis-sion tickets will be sold in the lobby before and after each Mass. �Don’t wait till the last minute to buy tickets and get shut out. �Last year’s dance was sold out with over 300 at-tendees.�Thank you for your continued support.��
DAY OF THANKSGIVING DINNER�NOVEMBER 21�
The Holy Family Holy Name, Rosary Altar Societies, and the Sports Program will be co�hosting a Day of Thanksgiv-ing buffet dinner for our parishioners in the Monsignor Glynn Center on Tuesday, November 21st from 5 to 8pm to give thanks to God for what we have and to ask for His con-tinued blessings. Admission is free. Limited seating is available; those wishing to attend must call the rectory. Res-ervations will be done on a first�come, first�serve basis.��
PILGRIMAGE TO LOURDES (Feb. 5�13)�Vicar of the Parish of St. Vincent Ferrer and St. Catherine of Siena, invites you to join him on a Pilgrimage to Lourdes, Paris, Navers and Lisieux. Pilgrims will join in the celebra-tion for the Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes. Pilgrims will visit the places associated with the life of St. Bernadette and ven-erate her incorrupt body. Travelers will visit sites in Paris including the Miraculous Medal Shrine and Lisieux, the home of St. Therese, “The Little Flower.” For detailed infor-mation contact Father Allen: [email protected] or call 877�276�7279. The reservation deadline is Nov. 10, 2017. ��
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Catholicism 101�The 12 Tribes of Israel: (In order of their birth:)�Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, Zabulon, Issachar, Dan, Gad, Asher,�Naphtali, Joseph (Menasseh and Ephraim) and Benjamin. ��
The 8 Beatitudes �Blessed are the poor in spirit: for theirs is the Kingdom of Heaven. �Blessed are the meek: for they shall posses the land. �Blessed are they who mourn: for they shall be comforted.�Blessed are they that hunger and thirst after justice: for they shall have their fill.�Blessed are the merciful: for they shall obtain mercy.�Blessed are the clean of heart: for they shall see God.�Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called children of God. �Blessed are they that suffer persecution for justice' sake, for theirs is the Kingdom of Heaven.�Note: Reference Matthew 5:3�10.�
The 14 Stations of the Cross �Jesus is Condemned to Die �Jesus is Made to Bear His Cross �Jesus Falls the First Time �Jesus Meets His Mother�Simon Helps Jesus Carry His Cross �Veronica Wipes Jesus' Face �Jesus Falls the Second Time �Jesus Meets the Women of Jerusalem �Jesus Falls the Third Time �Jesus is Stripped �Jesus is Nailed to the Cross �Jesus Dies on the Cross �Jesus is Taken Down from the Cross �Jesus is Laid in the Tomb�
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DAY OR RECOLLECTION TOPICS
Since so many of our parishioners attended our Day of Recollection in October, we have decided to add a second Day of Recollection during the year. We ask for your feedback to let us know what topics you would like to discuss at our future Days of Recollec-tion (i.e. Conversion Stories, Mary, Saints, Marriage, End of Life Issues, etc.) Please write your topics be-low and tear off this portion and drop it in the collec-tion. �
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�THE PURGATORIAL SOCIETY�
The names of our Purgatorial Society, (in no special order) are listed below:��Susan & Ellwood Donaghy, Josephine & Ralph Sarcone, Frank Pellegrino, Helen DeGuglielmis, Charlene Hayden, Frank & Florence Ciluffo, Deborah Alpert, William Hartweg, Richard Hartweg, Lorraine Lipert, Vincent Cavalieri, Thomas E. & Maria P. Pirrello, Jon R. Pirrello, Jacqueline Vento, Veronica & William Sheridan, Mary Fitzsimmons, Felicidad Pinugu Taylan, Nelly Romero Valdellon, Santiago & Catalina Maramag, Sadoca Prudencio Maramag, Leonore & Frank S. Piazza, Frank W. Piazza, Vera & Lou Francis, James P. White, Thomas Saccone, Carmine Orcuilo, Ernest Owen, Dominga & Mariano Bariso, Nenita Barbara Bariso, John Santore, John Michael Surck Jr., Joseph & Norma F. Puleo, Angelo & Antoinette Micciulla, George & Phyllis Nerlino, Jean & Tony Carlucci, Pedro & Teofila de Leon, Danilo Siason, Armando Dasalla, Cayetano & Matilde Dasalla, Carlo & Immaculate Artemisio, Thomas, Angela & Christine DiGiulio, Eileen Keegan, Ann Schiels, Josephine & John Modzelewski, Rev. William Dulaney, Larry & Frank Polli, Esteban & Virginia Garcia, Richard Young, John & Winifred Young, Michael Amato, Evelyn & John Muzzy, the Pedalino Family, the Cunniff Family, the Connolly Family, the Boyle Family, the Murphy Family, the Teeling Family, the Carabetta & Haskovec Families, Michael Amato, Sandra Gargaloni, Arlene Brice & John Sammut, Ann & Tom Kiley, Victoria & John Grabowski, Jean &Tom Butler, Jo-el Calvarido, Peter Miluk III, Elba Jimenez, Tony & Tess Geanette, Justine Marie Aliotta, Joseph Gloznek, Vincent Gattullo.���
