T C S . B 51 Prospect Street, White Plains, New York 10606

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914-428-4727

Rev. Robert J. Morris Pastor

Director of Religious Education Program

Weekend Associates:

Rev. Ernie Lukaschek M.M. Rev. Michael McFarland, S.J.

Rev. Msgr. Peter C. O’Donnell

Verónica Cuahuey

Rectory Office Manager

Jennifer Frías

Director The Little Disciple Learning Center

Melissa Meléndez

Secretary of Religious Education

Parish Trustees: Carlos Morinigo Judith Morinigo

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Saturday/Sábado

5:30 pm

Sunday/Domingo 9:00am, 10:30am,

12:00pm (Spanish/Español),

Confessions Saturday 4:00-5:00 pm

Twenty-fi h Sunday in Ordinary Time

O God, who founded all the commands of your sacred Law upon love of you and of our neighbor, grant that, by keep-ing your precepts, we may mer-it to a ain eternal life. Amen.

Oh Dios, que fundaste todos los mandamientos de tu sagrada Ley sobre amarte a y al prójimo, con-cédenos que, al guardar tus precep-tos, podamos merecer alcanzar la vida eterna. Amén.

EYE ON THE PRIZE

Today’s second reading is part of a le er from James the Apostle to a community of Chris ans who are living in conflict. James offers advice and counsel by contras ng human wisdom and heavenly wisdom. Human wisdom is limited and intertwined with our tendency to sinful-ness; hence we fall into strife, jealousy, immo-rality, and worse, all resul ng from our self-centered desires. Heavenly wisdom, on the other hand, originates with God, so it is pure, peaceable, merciful, and expressed in good deeds. Following heavenly wisdom can lead to the perfect happiness God desires for all of us. None of us—even Jesus’ own disciples—are immune to the tempta ons of this world, such as status, wealth, and power. In today’s Gos-pel, Jesus urgently tells them about his im-pending suffering and death; yet they ignore him and con nue squabbling about who is the greatest among them! We are some mes like the disciples and the early Chris ans James is wri ng to when we indulge in behavior that contradicts who we say we are. When we re-proach the pastor, complain about the parish staff or ministries, bicker and gossip, or with-hold money or service from our parish, we harm the community of faith. Yet every person in a parish who freely gives their me to a min-istry, who regularly prays for fellow parishion-ers, who brings help and comfort in mes of need, who welcomes the poor and forgo en, and who gives generously to the offertory col-lec on, is responding to heavenly wisdom. It is these con nuing and cumula ve acts of gener-osity and goodness that build up faith and strengthen the community. To follow Christ is hard work, requiring commitment, persever-ance, and courage. Success in the Chris an life is achieved by becoming not the greatest, but the servant of all. The prize is life eternal. Copyright © World Library Publica ons. All rights reserved.

CON LOS OJOS PUESTOS EN EL PREMIO

La segunda lectura de hoy es parte de una carta de San ago Apóstol a una comunidad de cris anos que vive en conflicto. San ago recomienda y ofrece con-sejo a la vez que contrasta la sabiduría humana con la sabiduría divina. La sabiduría humana es limitada y se entrecruza con nuestra tendencia a la maldad; de ahí que caigamos en con endas, celos, inmorali-dad y cosas peores como resultado de nuestros de-seos egoístas. La sabiduría divina, por otro lado, e-ne su origen en Dios; por eso es pura, apacible y mi-sericordiosa, y se manifiesta en las buenas obras. La sabiduría divina nos puede llevar a la felicidad que Dios quiere para todos nosotros. Ninguno de noso-tros—ni siquiera los mismos discípulos de Jesús—somos inmunes a las tentaciones de este mundo, tales como la posición social, la riqueza y el poder. En el Evangelio de hoy Jesús le advierte a sus discí-pulos sobre su inminente sufrimiento y muerte, y sin embargo ellos lo ignoran ¡y con núan riñendo acerca de quién es el primero entre ellos! Algunas veces, cuando nos encaprichamos en comportarnos de una manera que contradice lo que decimos ser, somos como los discípulos y los primeros cris anos sobre los cuales escribe San ago. Cuando reprocha-mos al párroco, nos quejamos del personal de la parroquia o de los ministerios; cuando discu mos y chismorreamos, o cuando evitamos dar dinero o un servicio a nuestra parroquia le hacemos daño a la comunidad de fe. Más sin embargo, toda persona que da gratuitamente su empo a un ministerio, que ora regularmente por sus compañeros parro-quianos, que brinda ayuda y consuelo en los mo-mentos de necesidad, que acoge a los pobres y desamparados, y que da generosamente en la co-lecta del ofertorio es una persona guiada por la sa-biduría divina. Cuando estas acciones generosas y dadivosas son también constantes y acumula vas

enen como resultado una fe más edificante y una comunidad fortalecida. Seguir a Cristo conlleva em-peño, requiere compromiso, perseverancia y valor. En la vida cris ana el éxito no se mide por la gran-deza, sino por estar al servicio de todos. El premio es la vida eterna. Copyright ©World Library Publica ons. All rights reserved.

Invest just five minutes a day, and your faith will deepen and grow—a day at a time. Sunday, Sep 23, 2018 TWENTY-FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Race you to the bottom We’re bred for competition. In the ongoing contest for

limited resources, we don’t want to be without a chair when the music stops. Pitted against siblings for the finite attention of parents, the com-petition grows larger as we do. Schools bid us compete for grades and rank. Sports, video games, the car we drive, the job we get, the promo-tion we achieve, the money in the bank, are contests won or lost on the ladder toward greatness. Jesus says don’t compete; serve. True great-ness is a race to the bottom. Count the ways you’re winning.

TODAY'S READINGS: Wisdom 2:12, 17-20; James 3:16—4:3; Mark 9:30-37 (134). “They had been discussing among themselves on the way who was the greatest.”

Monday, Sep 24, 2018 Invite God to be your friend It helps to think of the Bible as a “library,” a collection of different kinds of books written at different times by diverse authors for a variety of purposes over thousands of years. Like any library, it is divided into sections, and one of those areas is known as “Wisdom literature,” which deals specifically with wise actions in contrast to foolish ones: the Books of Proverbs, Job, Ecclesiastes, Sirach, and the Wisdom of Solomon. One of the messages biblical wisdom offers is the importance of friendship with God, and to be friends with God is reflected in how you are friends with others: not refusing to do good when you have the chance, not creating needless conflict, not being envious. Be this kind of a friend, and God will friend you back.

TODAY'S READINGS: Proverbs 3:27-34; Luke 8:16-18 (449). “Say not to your neighbor, ‘Go, and come again, tomorrow I will give,’ when you can give at once.”

Tuesday, Sep 25, 2018 We are family While many English translations make it sound as if Jesus had brothers, confusion arises because Hebrew and Aramaic, the written and spoken languages of the day, lacked distinct words for brothers, cousins, and other close kin. When Christian scripture was written in Greek, the word adelphos—“brothers”—was used to represent all of those relations. So it remains unclear what kind of extended family Jesus might have had. What is clear is that Jesus saw blood relations as secondary to spirit rela-tions. Those who follow Jesus are family to him. Claim your place in that gathering.

TODAY'S READINGS: Proverbs 21:1-6, 10-13; Luke 8:19-21 (450). “My mother and my brothers are those who hear the word of God and act on it.”

Wednesday, Sep 26, 2018 MEMORIAL OF COSMAS AND DAMIAN, MARTYRS Doctors without fees

Many folks have heard of Without Borders, who selflessly bring medical care around the world in response to humanitarian emer-gencies and where it’s most needed. But the idea of doctors who don’t charge fees goes back to the second century, when, according to legend, Cosmas and Damian, twin brothers from Arabia, com-bined their medical practice with

their new Christian faith to become the “silverless ones,” practicing medi-cine without charge. Some parishes today recognize the need for afforda-ble, accessible health care and sponsor “parish nurses” to assist with basic screenings and visitations. How does your parish attend to the needs of its most vulnerable members?

TODAY'S READINGS: Proverbs 30:5-9; Luke 9:1-6 (451). "Take nothing for the journey.”

Thursday, Sep 27, 2018 MEMORIAL OF VINCENT DE PAUL, PRIEST An angel on my shoulder In his first inaugural address, President Abraham Lincoln hoped the nation would be “touched . . . by the better angels of our nature.” His imagery says a lot about life: We can take either the high road or the low. We can be selfish and angry, or generous and kind. Saint Vincent de Paul (1580-1660) knew both sides. He admitted he had a “caustic temper” and had to mind his “black and boiling moods.” He also wrote: “We should remember that Christ himself said that by gentleness we inherit the earth. If we act on this, we will win people over so that they will turn to the Lord. That will not happen if we treat people harshly or sharply.” By which angels do we choose to live, the better or the worse?

TODAY'S READINGS: Ecclesiastes 1:2-11; Luke 9:7-9 (452). “One gen-eration passes and another comes, but the world forever stays.”

Friday, Sep 28, 2018 LORENZO RUIZ AND COMPANIONS, MARTYRS One life to give Lorenzo Ruiz (c. 1600-1639) was born in Manila. Married, with two sons and a daughter, he became a companion to Dominican missionaries who sailed for Japan despite intense persecution of Japanese Christians. In Nagasaki, facing torture, Lorenzo at first asked if, by giving up his faith, his life would be spared. He received no answer but felt his faith strength-en to the point that he finally said, “I am a Catholic and wholeheartedly accept death for the Lord; if I have a thousand lives, all of them I will offer to him.” In 1987 Pope John Paul II canonized 16 Asian and European men and women who spread the faith in the Philippines, Taiwan, and Japan. Lorenzo Ruiz is the first canonized Filipino martyr. What does your faith inspire you to offer the world?

TODAY'S READINGS: Ecclesiastes 3:1-11; Luke 9:18-22 (453). “There is an appointed time for everything, and a time for every thing under the heavens.”

Saturday, Sep 29, 2018 FEAST OF MICHAEL, GABRIEL, AND RAPHAEL, ARCHANGELS Help from on high Today we celebrate the Feast of the Archangels. Michael, the chief archan-gel, is known as a defender of God’s people. Michael in Hebrew means “who is like God?” Gabriel is inseparable from the event of the Annuncia-tion when Mary said “yes” to be the Mother of God. Gabriel’s name in Hebrew refers to the strength or power of God. Raphael, “God heals,” appears in the Book of Tobit as a protective, healing presence to both Tobias and his father, Tobit. Honor the archangels this day by looking for ways to incarnate the message that each of them represents. How can you be a source of safety for those in distress? In what ways can you spread the word that through God all things are possible?

TODAY'S READINGS: Daniel 7:9-10, 13-14 or Revelation 12:7-12a; John 1:47-51 (647). “You will see heaven opened and the angels of God ascending and descending.”

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St. Bernard’s Tag Sale

Our Tag Sale is scheduled for October 12th—14th in Chapel Hall from, 9am-3pm. Dona ons for the Tag Sale can be dropped off at the Rectory, Monday through Friday

from 9-5. This year we need many new volunteers to help organize and staff the Tag Sale. Please contact Millie Castro at 843-0663 for further informa on.

Upcoming Parish Mee ngs ♦ Virgin of Guadalupe, Monday, October 1st at 8:00

pm in the Cafeteria. ♦ Ladies of Charity, Tuesday, October 2nd at 9:30 am

in Chapel Hall. ♦ Divine Infant Jesus, Sunday, October 7th at 1:30 pm

in the Community Room. ♦ Divine Mercy, Sunday, October 7th at 1:30 pm in the

Main Church.

Annual Red Mass

The Most reverend Gerald T. Walsh, Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of New York, will celebrate the Annual Red Mass for the Judiciary, A orneys, and Members of Law Enforcement and their families on Wednesday, Oc-tober 3, 2018 at 6:00 pm at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, 92 South Lexington Avenue, White Plains, New York. The Red mass is sponsored by the Catholic Lawyers’ Guild of the Archdiocese of New York and is a solemn Religious ceremony asking God to guide the legal profes-sion toward the administra on of jus ce. The custom dates back to Europe in the 13th Century. In the United States, the prac ce was ins tuted by the Catholic Law-yers’ Guild in the New York Archdiocese in 1938. The public is invited to a end.

Happy Cateche cal Sunday & Thank you to all Catechist for teaching the word of God.

Join the St. Bernard’s Choir This Fall

You are invited to join the Choir! We look forward to star ng up our Youth and Adult English Choir. No musi-cal or chorale experience is necessary! The Youth Choir rehearses every Wednesday during the Religious Educa on year from 5:30 pm to 6:30pm, and The Adult English Choir rehearses from 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm on Wednesdays in the Music Room. For more informa on, please see Brother Pius a er Mass or call the Rectory at 914-949-2111.

2018 Columbus Day Mass

Cardinal Dolan invites you to the 41st Annual Columbus day Mass on Monday, October 8th at 9:30am at St. Pat-rick’s Cathedral. For ckets please visit, h p://www.adnycomubusday.eventbrite.com

Discovering Christ / Part 2

The Discovering Christ group in English will be gathering for Part 2, called “Following Christ”. New members are welcome to join us today, Sunday, September 23rd at 1:30pm in the Guadalupe Room, for 8 weeks. For more informa on, contact Vanessa Hiraldo at (914) 907-8046 or via email at vhiraldo01@gmail.com.

Interested in Becoming Catholic or Com-ple ng Your Ini a on Into the Catholic Church?

If you know of anyone who is interested in becoming a Catholic or who is already a bap zed Catholic and would like to receive First Holy Communion and/or Confirma-

on please let them know about our RCIA program for adults. Our English RCIA program meets on Wednesday nights at 8 pm and our Spanish RCIA program meets on Sunday mornings at 8 am star ng in September. For more infor-ma on contact the Rectory at (914)949-2111.

St. Bernard’s English Bible Study

The Church of St. Bernard’s English Bible Group will re-sume its mee ngs on Tuesday evenings at 7:30 PM, be-ginning September 25th, in the Fa ma Room. This year we will be finishing up Acts and studying Romans, Psalms and Proverbs. Please join us and renew your spir-it, as we learn more about God’s Word. God’s instruc-

on and wisdom are greater than any earthly treasures. Refreshments are provided. For more informa on, please call Jeanne Cashman at (914) 993-0831 or Cell (914) 263-8044.

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Venta de ar culos usados Nuestra venta de ar culos usados se llevará a cabo del 12– 14 de octubre de 9:00am a 3:00pm en el Chapel Hall. Las donaciones deben ser llevadas a la Rectoría, de lunes a viernes, de 9:00am a 5:00pm. Este año nece-sitamos nuevos voluntarios para organizar la venta. Para más información, por favor comuníquese con Millie Cas-tro al 914-843-0663.

Próximas reuniones parroquiales • Virgen de Guadalulpe, lunes, 1ro de octubre a las

8:00pm en la cafetería. • Damas de la Caridad, martes, 2 de octubre a las

9:30am en el Chapel Hall. • Divino Niño Jesús, domingo, 7 de octubre a la 1:30pm

en el Salon de la Comunidad. • Divina Misericordia, domingo 7 de octubre a la

1:30pm en la iglesia.

Misa Roja Anual

El Reverendísimo Gerald T. Walsh, Obispo Auxiliar de la Arquidiócesis de Nueva York, celebrará la Misa Roja Anual para el Poder Judicial, los Abogados y los Miem-bros de la Policía y sus familias el miércoles 3 de octubre de 2018 a las 6:00 p.m. en la Iglesia de Nuestra Señora del Monte Carmelo, 92 South Lexington Avenue, White Plains, New York. La Misa Roja está patrocinada por el Colegio de Aboga-dos Católicos de la Arquidiócesis de Nueva York y es una solemne ceremonia religiosa que le pide a Dios que guíe a la profesión legal hacia la administración de jus cia. La costumbre data de Europa en el siglo XIII. En los Estados Unidos, la prác ca fue ins tuida por el Colegio de Abo-gados Católicos en la Arquidiócesis de Nueva York en 1938. Se invita al público a asis r.

Únete al Coro de San Bernardo este Otoño

Usted está invitado a unirse al coro! Esperamos poder poner en marcha nuestro Coro de Jóvenes y de Adultos en Inglés. Ninguna experiencia musical o cor-al es necesaria! El Coro Juvenil ensaya todos los miércoles durante el año escolar de Educación Religiosa de 5:30pm - 6:30 pm, y el coro de adulto en Inglés ensaya 7:30 pm - 9:00 los miércoles en la sala de música. Para obtener más información, póngase en contacto con el Her-mano Pius o llame a la Rectoria al 914-949-2111

Feliz Domingo Catequé co y gracias a todos los Catequistas por enseñar la palabra de Dios.

2018 Misa del Día de Colón

El Cardenal Dolan lo invita a la 41 ° Misa Anual del Día de Colón el lunes 8 de octubre a las 9:30 a.m. en la Catedral de San Patricio. Para boletos, visite, h p://www.adnycomubusday.eventbrite.com

Descubriendo a Cristo / Parte 2

El grupo Descubriendo a Cristo en inglés se reunirá para la Parte 2, llamada "Siguiendo a Cristo". Los nuevos miembros son bienvenidos a unirse con nosotros, comenzaremos hoy, domingo 23 de sep embre a la 1:30 p.m. en el salón de Guadalupe durante 8 semanas. Para obtener más información, comuníquese con Vanessa Hiraldo al (914) 907-8046 o envíe un correo electrónico a vhiraldo01@gmail.com.

Interesado en ser católico o completar su iniciación en la Iglesia Católica?

Si usted sabe de alguien que esté interesado en ser cató-lico o que ya es un católico bautizado y le gustaría recibir la Primera Comunión y/o la Confirmación, por favor, dí-gale sobre nuestro programa de RICA para adultos. Nues-tro programa de RICA en inglés se reúne los miércoles por la noche a las 8 pm y nuestro programa de RICA en español se reúne los domingos por la mañana a las 8 am comenzando en sep-tiembre. Para más información llame a la rec-toría al (914) 949-2111.

Estudio bíblico en inglés en San Bernardo

El Grupo de estudio de la Biblia en inglés reanudará sus reuniones los martes por la noche a las 7:30 PM, el 25 de sep embre en el Salón de Fá ma. Este año estaremos terminando Hechos y estudiando Romanos, Salmos y Proverbios. Únase a nosotros y renueve su espíritu a me-dida que aprendemos más sobre la Palabra de Dios. La instrucción y sabiduría de Dios son más grandes que cualquier tesoro terrenal. Se darán refrescos. Para obte-ner más información, llame a Jeanne Cashman al (914) 993-0831.

Please remember in your prayers those who are ill and those who serve them. Recemos por todas las personas de nuestra parroquia quienes se encuentran enfermas.

Thomas Barre Jerrie Duffy Richard Finn

Virginia Hagen Jennie Magno a

Vicky Reba a Larry O’Neil

Prayers for the Sick

Saturday, September 22, 2018 5:30 Clarisa Soto Sunday, September 23, 2018 9:00 For the people 10:30 Antonio & Pasqualina Esposito

12:00 Ciro Antonio Pinzon Monday, September 24, 2018 9:00 Communion Service Tuesday, September 25, 2018 9:00 Communion Service Wednesday, September 26, 2018 9:00 William Morris Thursday, September 27, 2018 9:00 Ralph Fische Friday, September 28, 2018 9:00 Joseph Ka ukaran Saturday, September 29, 2018 5:30 Victoria López Sunday, September 30, 2018 9:00 Bill Fargelli 10:30 Nicola Raffaela Scarano 12:00 For the people

Last Sunday’s Collec on :

First Collec on 9/16/18: $3,785 Second Collec on 9/16/18: $1,441 Today’s Second Collec on is for U lity. Next week’s second collec on will be for St. Joseph’s Seminary. Thank you for your generous support of our parish. La segunda Colecta de hoy es para las U lidades. La segunda colecta de la próxima semana será para el Seminario de San Jose. Gracias por sus generosas contribuciones a nuestra parroquia.

Mass Intentions for the Week

Reserving Announced Masses

To request a Mass be offered for a loved one, living or deceased, please contact the Rectory 914-949-2111. Mass offering is $15.

Reservando Misas Anunciadas

Para solicitar una Misa para un ser querido, vivo o fallecido, por favor comuníquese con la Rectoría al 914-949-2111. El ofrecimiento para la misa es $15.

Renew + Rebuild

Many thanks to our wonderful parishioners who are fulfilling their pledges to our Renew + Rebuild Cam-paign. We have raised over $739,890 in pledges. We hope that all of our parishioners will make every effort to complete their pledges so that we are able to accomplish our parish projects. Thank you very much. Renovar + Reconstruir

Muchas gracias a nuestros maravillosos feligreses que están cumpliendo sus promesas a nuestra cam-paña Renovar y Reconstruir. Hemos recaudado más de $739,890 en promesas. Esperamos que todos nuestros feligreses hagan todos los esfuerzos posi-bles para completar sus promesas para que poda-mos llevar a cabo nuestros proyectos parroquiales. Muchas gracias.

Hymns in Spanish - Cán cos en Español Entrada 399 Tú Reinarás Ofertorio 647 Pescador de hombres Comunión 650 Soy feliz Salida 618 Alabaré

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¡ESTAMOS BUSCANDO ESTUDIANTES UNIVERSITARIOS! Los estudiantes que trabajen en uno de nuestros progra-mas educa vos como mentores por 4 horas a la semana, recibirán una beca de $1600 al final del año escolar.

El programa se reúne de lunes a jueves 2:15 pm- 4:15 pm

Para más información, por favor contactar a: Jennifer Abreu al 914-289-0500 / jennifercentrohis-

pano@gmail.com

CLASES DE CIUDADANIA EN EL CENTRO HISPANO BOCES estará ofreciendo clases de ciudadanía todos los viernes de 9 am a 1 pm en El Centro Hispano. Para más información, por favor llame al Centro Hispano al 914-289-0500.

EL CENTRO HISPANO Y BOCES OFRECERAN UNA NUEVA CLASE DE INGLES

BOCES y El Centro Hispano ofrecerán una NUEVA clase de inglés como segunda lengua empezando en sep em-bre, de lunes a jueves de 9 am- 12 pm en un nuevo local en White Plains. El costo de matrícula es de $25. Sólo se aceptan “Money Orders”. Para matricularse por favor pase por el Centro Hispano lo antes posible. Para más información, llame al 914-289-0500. Otras clases de ingles se ofrecerán:

· Jueves 6- 10 pm · Sabados 5- 9 pm · Domingos 8 am- 12 pm

CENTRO DE SALUD FAMILIAR El propósito principal del Centro de Salud Familiar del hospital de White Plains, es promover salud y bienestar. Sus servicios incluyen:

· Medicina interna (atención primaria) · Pruebas de ru na y exámenes sicos · Pediatría · Servicios de laboratorio · Servicios de radiología · Tratamiento de la esclerosis múl ple · Tratamiento de la distrofia muscular · Podología · Asesoramiento nutricional · Pruebas ginecológicas · Trabajo social · Atención integral

Pago- aceptan Medicaid y Medicare, también ofrecen una escala variable de tarifas y atención de beneficencia en función de pruebas que demuestren la necesidad fi-nanciera.

WE ARE LOOKING FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS! Students who work in one of our educa onal programs as mentors for 4 hours a week receive a s pend of $1600 at the end of the school year.

The program meets Monday- Thursday 2:15 pm- 4:15 pm For more informa on, please contact:

Jennifer Abreu at 914-289-0500/ jennifercentrohis-pano@gmail.com

CITIZENSHIP CLASSES AT EL CENTRO HISPANO

BOCES will be offering ci zenship classes on Fridays 9 am- 1 pm at El Centro Hispano. To register, please come El Centro Hispano at 914-285-0500

EL CENTRO HISPANO AND BOCES WILL BE OFFERING A

NEW ENGLISH CLASS BOCES and El Centro Hispano will be offering a NEW Eng-lish as a Second Language Class star ng in September, Monday- Thursday 9 am- 12 pm at a new loca on in White Plains. Registra on fee: $25 (Only Money Order accepted). If you would like to register, please come to El Centro Hispano as soon as possible. For more infor-ma on, please call 914-289-0500. English Classes will also be offered:

· Thursdays 6-10 pm · Saturdays 5- 9 pm · Sundays 8 am- 12 pm.

FAMILY HEALTH CENTER The main goal of the Family Health Center at White Plains Hospital is to promote health and wellness. Its services include:

· Internal medicine · Rou ne checkups/ physical exams · Pediatrics · Laboratory service · Radiology services · Mul ple sclerosis treatment · Muscular dystrophy treatment · Podiatry · Nutri onal advice · Gynecological exams · Social work · Comprehensive care

Payment- Medicaid and Medicare are accepted. They also offer various rates and charity care based on evi-dence that demonstrates the financial need.