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October 12, 2014
Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
MASS INTENTIONS for the WEEK
MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2014
8:30am Amelia Pascocello (1st Anniv.)
NO 12:10PM MASS
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2014
8:30am God the Father
12:10pm Dave Gabel (1st Anniv.)
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2014
8:30am Jack Leahy
12:10pm Anna Herman
Robert Sheridan
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2014
8:30am In Thanksgiving
12:10pm Victoria Isola
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2014
8:30am John LaBarbera
Edwin & Margaret Aviles
and Dottie Stampf
Tom Barrett (50th Wedding Anniv.)
PARISH INFORMATION
PARISH REGISTRATION
If you or someone you know attends Mass regularly at
Holy Name of Mary and is not a registered parishioner,
please come into the Parish Office and fill out a short
registration form. This will be helpful if you should need
recommendation letters, certificates and especially
sponsor certificates for Baptism or Confirmation.
Registration is mandatory for these requests.
HNM PARISH SCHOOL REGISTRATION
Join in the Spirit at Holy Name of Mary School, a Middle
States Association Accredited School. To register your
child for Nursery (full day, age 3), Pre-K (full day, age 4),
Kindergarten (full day, age 5) or Grade 1 through 8,
please contact our School Office for an appointment
to visit at 516-825-4009. After school care available for all
registered students.
TWENTY-EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2014
8:30am Mary Zoran
5:00pm Violet Conza
Anthony DeSanto (24th Anniv.)
Anna Mallozzi
The Lord invites us to a banquet, one of the favorite
images of messianic times. This banquet is spread before
us and can fully satisfy our needs, yet how often have we
refused the Lord’s invitation to share in the riches
prepared for us?
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2014
7:45am Manuel Roncal (36th Anniv.)
and Frank Hunt (13th Anniv.)
9:00am Parishioners of Holy Name of Mary
Parents&Ancestors of Mr&Mrs Paul Stein
Frank Gianono
Rocco Femia
Josephine Calcagno
Michelle J. Vazquez
10:30am Anthony Mauceri
12:00pm Carmella, Antoinette, Catherine
and Gasper Uzzo
1:15pm Enrique Leon
In Thanksgiving from The Remy Family
Margarita Carlina Babbosa
FAITH DIRECT
Why not make a change this Fall in the way you support
Holy Name of Mary? Sign up with eGiving through Faith
Direct, which is the most convenient and secure way for
you to make your weekly offering and will also save valuable time for both you and our parish staff. Enroll today
by visiting www.faithdirect.net and use our parish code
NY78, or pick up an enrollment form at the Parish Office.
ST. VINCENT de PAUL CLOTHING BOX
There is a SVDP clothing collection box located in the
parking lot on E. Jamaica Ave. Place your clothing
donations inside the container, please do not leave any
items outside the container. For furniture or large items,
please call 516-746-8250.
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October 12, 2014
Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
NEXT SUNDAY’S READINGS-OCTOBER 19, 2014
This Week at Holy Name of Mary
Sunday, October 12, 2014
Couples For Christ
Gym
Spanish RCIA
Rm. #5
Couples For Christ
Rm. #3
CYO
Gym
10:30am
11:00am
12:30pm
2:00pm
Monday, October 13, 2014
CYO
Gym
Spanish Carismatic Gr Church
Holy Name Society
Rm. #3
6:00pm
7:00pm
8:00pm
Tuesday, October 14, 2014
Women For Sobriety
Outreach
Religious Education
Café/Gym
Spirit Prayer Group
Church
Spanish Ministry
Convent Rm. 2
Carismatic Leaders
Rm. #6
10:00am
3pm/7pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
HNM School Mass
Church
Religious Education
School/Café
CYO
Gym
A. A.
Convent Rm. 2
RCIA
Outreach 2
Bible Study
Café/Rm. #5,6
8:30am
3:00pm
6:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:15pm
Thursday, October 16, 2014
Bible Study
Outreach
HNM School
Gym
Cantor/Choir
Church
Spanish Choir
Rm. #6
Grupo Emanus
Rm. #3
Spanish Formation
Café
English Classes
Outreach 1
9:45am
Reserved
6:30pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
Friday, October 17, 2014
Girl Scouts
Rm. #5, 6
HNM School
Gym
Spanish Choir
Rm. #110
A. A.
Convent Rm.2
Cub Scouts
Café
Spanish Choir
Rm. #6
5:00pm
Reserved
6:30pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
Saturday, October 18, 2014
HNM Book Fair
Gym
Reserved
Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
1st Reading } Isaiah 45:1, 4-6
2nd Reading } 1 Thessalonians 1:1-5b
Gospel } Matthew 22:15-21
“Jesus teaches us how to reconcile our earthly
commitments with our obligations to God.”
EUCHARISTIC MINISTER SCHEDULE-OCT. 18/19
Sat., 5:00pm
HOST } R. Garcia, M. Garcia, M. Gillen, P. Ragusa
Sun., 7:45am
HOST } S. Cuya, C. Aguaviva, S. Walsh, A. Dikeman
Sun., 9:00am
HOST } D. Fox, M. Vogric, L. Tronsor, C. Guiliani
Sun., 10:30am
HOST } M. Brown, L. Gangemi, J. Marracello, J. McDonough
CUP } C. Roncal, N. Roncal, M. Mazza, A. Ramos,
M. Ramos, A. Baker
Sun., 12:00pm
HOST } T. Barry, J. Barry, R. Coppola, J. Davide
CUP } M. Affronti, P. McPartlin, Z. Edwards, J. Menzies
N. Bohorquez, F. Bohorquez
ST. VINCENT de PAUL SOCIETY
“Accepting God’s Invitation”…
In today’s Gospel, we hear Jesus say: “Many are
invited, but few are chosen”.
To give thanks for all that God has given to you,
have you considered answering the call to help serve the
poor by joining the Society of St. Vincent de Paul? You can
answer the call by calling Parish Outreach at 825-0177.
Pantry Needs: coffee, tea, grape jelly
PRAY FOR THE SICK:
Joseph Consolazio, Filomena Napolitano, Mark Rubin,
Kevin Lynch, Veronica Conway, Paul Dillon, Francis Mimms,
Marianne Madden, Marie Naso, Jose Cabrera,
Leonardo Burgos, August Biermann, Rita Fitzgibbon,
Johnny Jackson, Dayron Fory, Lilia Salcedo,
Lorenzo Page, Bill Dalton, Chaula Rawhe,
Eileen Gorman, Nenita Davadilla, Marian Guarino,
Anthony Marino, Isabel Mugavero, Rebecca Zhanay,
Geraldine Connelly, Anthony & Fanny Provenzano
Joyce Erickson
PRAY FOR THE DECEASED:
Helen W. Wroblewski, Anthony Julian, Pauline Costantino,
Sister Elizabeth Marie Lynch, Rosita Padron
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October 12, 2014
Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
PARISH NEWS
HOLY NAME SOCIETY
The Holy Name Society will meet on Monday,
Oct. 13, at 8:00pm in Room # 3 in the basement
of the school. The parish community is invited to
share in the Prayer Service for special intentions.
Contact Bill at 825-4190 with your petitions and
they will be included in the Litany of Prayer
requests. Special prayer, this month, is for Bill
Dalton and Laura Folgers. All parish men are
welcome. Refreshments served.
YOGA CLASSES
Yoga classes will begin again on October 22. The
classes will be geared to 2 different levels:
10 AM - Beginning Flow Class/Movement and
Breath Yoga: This class will contain standing,
seated and lying down poses focusing on
movement with breath. (Requires a mat)
11:15 AM - Gentle Yoga/Chair Yoga: This class
will be practiced with the use of chairs and some
standing poses.
There is no charge for these classes, but a free will
donation to Outreach would be appreciated.
Register for classes by calling Parish Outreach at
825-0177, even if you attended a class previously.
COLUMBUS DAY
The Parish Office will be closed on Monday,
October 13th, in observance of Columbus Day.
There will be no 12:10pm Mass.
ALTAR SERVER TRAINING
There will be a 2 – Day Altar Server Training
course for English and Spanish Mass Altar
Servers on November 4 and 11, from 730pm –
9pm in the Church. (Training instructions will
be in English)
WORLD MISSION SUNDAY
Next weekend, there will be a second collection
for World Mission Sunday. This year, your
contributions will help build the Church in
Mongolia, the world’s youngest Catholic
Church, as well as local churches throughout
the Missions. Through the work of these
churches, and their witness to Christ, the poor
receive practical help and experience God’s love
and mercy, His hope and peace. Please keep the
Missions in your daily prayers.
Memorial Mass
for
Sr. Elizabeth Marie Lynch
Tuesday, October 28th
Holy Name of Mary Church at 7:30pm
Refreshments will follow in the school cafeteria.
Please call Parish Outreach if you would
like to help with set-up, serving, baking, etc.
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October 12, 2014
Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Holy Name of Mary School Presents
The Scholastic Book Fair
Saturday, October 18th from 5:00pm-7:00pm
Sunday, October 19th from 8:30am-3:00pm
Parents and parishioners will have the opportunity to shop for books
after all Masses. The fair offers a wide variety of great books and inexpensive
gifts that are appropriate for pre-school through eighth grades,
as well as a large selection of cookbooks and adult best sellers.
Cash, checks and credit/debit cards are accepted.
All are welcome! All proceeds will support the school library!
CUB SCOUTS REGISTRATION
Cub Scout pack 367 will have an Open House
and open registration for all boys in grades 1
through 4, in the cafeteria of Holy Name of Mary
School on Friday, October 17th. For more information, contact Carlos Caban 516-313-2898.
The 2015 Mass Book
will open on
Tuesday, October 21st
in the Parish Outreach Office
between the hours of
9:15am - 11:15am
Join us on October 22 at 7:30pm
in St. Agnes Parish Center
for information about this pilgrimage.
RSVP to Marianne Sheridan at
msheridan@drvc.org by Oct. 21.
The offering for general
Mass Intentions
is $20.00.
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October 12, 2014
Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Walk By Faith
About the time you read this, a number of your fellow parishioners and myself are on the final
part of our pilgrimage through Ireland. In fact, we should have just finished our time at Knock in County
Mayo, where the Blessed Mother, St. Joseph and St. John the Evangelist, as well as the image of a lamb on
an altar, appeared before fifteen people, at the church gable, back in 1879. Unlike other Marian apparitions, there was no spoken message. She remained silent. This is an incredible place, one which I have
returned to on numerous occasions, especially since I made the promise to our Lady, that if I became a
priest I would return to say a Mass of Thanksgiving at her shrine.
Marian devotion has decreased over the years, especially since the 1960’s and 1970’s. Part of this
has to do with the perceived changes made with the Second Vatican Council, however, nowhere in those
documents is Mary’s place in our Faith lessened, in fact it is reaffirmed. “While in the most holy Virgin
the Church has already reached that perfection whereby she is without spot or wrinkle, the followers of
Christ still strive to increase in holiness by conquering sin. And so they turn their eyes to Mary who shines
forth to the whole community of the elect as the model of virtues. Piously meditating on her and contemplating her in the light of the Word made man, the Church with reverence enters more intimately into the
great mystery of the Incarnation and becomes more and more like her Spouse.” (Lumen Gentium, 65)
Part of the reason may be the desire to interact more with our Protestant Brothers and Sisters, yet
more non-Catholic and non-Orthodox faith communities are turning back to Marian devotions. It still
astounds me that groups identifying themselves as Pentecostal or Bible Based, who established themselves
on the rejection of the Cult of the Saints and the Cult of the Virgin, should now adopt the Rosary and
other devotions, in order to attract those who have either fallen away from the Catholic Church, or desire
to participate in something that their own worship communities were missing. Over ten years ago, upon
entering St. John’s Episcopalian Cathedral in Manhattan, I was greeted with the icon of the Black
Madonna of Czestochowa, an article of worship that was definitely out of place in a Cathedral of the
Anglican Communion; then again there were a number of saints’ statues that were out of place. All of this
really does point to a desire among Christians to draw nearer to Christ through Mary, because it is
through her humanity that Christ entered into the world.
There are two other reasons why Catholics do not focus on Mary as much as we used to: one is
that we do not identify with the humility of the Virgin Mary anymore, or that we do not admire this virtue
in ourselves or anyone else. In a world where we are taught to succeed no matter what, and to look out for
our own interests before we worry about other people, why would we want to identify with a young girl
who placed her entire life into the hands of God, announcing herself the servant of the Lord, and for
“it (to) be done to me according to (His) word.” Why would we want to identify ourselves with someone
who only appears at brief times in the Bible, and is not given the great speaking lines that the Apostles are
given.
The final, and most unsettling reason for the decline of Marian devotion is that people just do not
care anymore; not only about Mary, but about the Faith in general. Everything seems so far removed from
the reality of the day, Heaven, God, the Sacrifice of the Cross all seem irrelevant compared to the desire to
make more money, or be popular , to see what the popular people are doing or even to increase the
amount of make believe cows we own online. Part of it is that we are too busy, we do not have the time to
take out the rosary beads and run them through the fingers that are occupied with our phones.
Perhaps in this month of Mary, we can take the example of Our Lady of Knock, and be silent in
the presence of the Lord.
Pax, Fr. Henry
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October 12, 2014
Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
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October 12, 2014
Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
MINISTERIO
HISPANO
Fr. Fernando Echeverri
www.hnom.org/latino.htm
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Es interesante hacernos esta pregunta: ¿Por qué
nuestras claves de felicidad no coinciden con las de
Dios? La parábola representa el drama de la llamada
de Dios al hombre. Le invita a sentarse a la mesa con
él. Dios sigue llamando e invitando, pero los
hombres seguimos desoyendo y rechazando. Qué
estás esperando para volver a Dios?.
LA HISTORIA DE UNA INVITACION:
(Mt. 22,1-14)
La parábola de hoy lleva hasta el extremo la
denuncia de Jesús contra los dirigentes y
poderosos. El rechazo de la invitación de Dios ha
sido expresado inmediatamente antes por
la parábola de los 2 hijos y la de los viñadores
homicidas, del domingo anterior. Allá no sorprende tanto su actitud. Al fin y al cabo se trata de
trabajar en la viña y dar al dueño el fruto de su
trabajo. No es extraño que esto no les gustara.
Pero resulta incomprensible e insultante el desprecio permanente que hacen al rey que los invita
al banquete de bodas de su hijo.
La dura crítica de Jesús quedaría incompleta, si
olvidásemos la segunda parte de la parábola. En
ella la invitación se extiende a aquellos que son
conocidos como la gente de la calle, los más
pobres y humildes. Como dirá San Pablo, “es lo
débil del mundo lo que Dios ha escogido para
confundir a los fuertes” (1 Cor 1,27).
Mateo agregó lo del traje inadecuado, es un
llamado de atención a los primeros cristianos. Esto
quiere decir que, la invitación gratuita de Jesús no
debe degenerar, como en el caso de los primeros
invitados, en descortesía, rechazo e irresponsabilidad. La gratuidad de Dios reclama la responsabilidad del hombre.
El banquete y la boda son siempre en la Biblia
símbolo de amistad, comunión y felicidad. La
parábola describe el reino de Dios como el único
lugar en donde realmente se pueden dar esos valores. Pero los hombres buscamos todo eso por otros
caminos y derroteros y soñamos con otras formas
de felicidad. Pero, como dice un adagio francés,
cuando la felicidad nos sale al paso, no lleva nunca
el ropaje con el cual esperábamos encontrarla.
BAUTIZOS:
Am.
Nov. 15
Dic. 20
a las 12
MISA DE SANACION: Viernes 17 de Octubre a
las 7.30 pm
El padre Fernando los invita a todos a esta
celebración, por todos ustedes los que estan
enfermos o tienen algún familiar o amigo enfermo,
no faltes que Dios puede hacer el milagro que estás
buscando
RICA:
Todos los adultos que necesitan los
sacramentos de Bautismo, primera Comunión,
Confirmación y Matrimonio, se empezarán las clases
en 2 semanas, si no te haz inscrito, lo puedes hacer
en estos próximos domingos, después de la misa.
JOVENES: Tenemos reunión con los jóvenes todos
los Domingos a las 11 am., en la cafetería de la
escuela, te esperamos.
CAMBIANDO
VIDAS:
GRACIAS……….
GRACIAS……… GRACIAS
Gracias a toas las personas que participaron y
colaboraron en nuestro banquete de solidaridad
el fin de semana pasado. Tuvimos más de 700
personas, en Febrero del próximo año con la ayuda
de todos iremos a inaugurar las 17 casas en el
Cercado San Juan de la Maguana Rep. Dom. Y en
Agosto las 10 casas y el Daycare en Filipinas. Gracias
de todo corazón por apoyar estas obras y que el
Señor los bendiga a todos.
Si quiere seguir la vida y las obras del padre
Fernando conéctate en Facebook:
Padre Fernando E
October 12, 2014
Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
COMMUNITY INFORMATION
CATHOLIC ENGAGED ENCOUNTER
Preparing for marriage? Engaged Encounter is
an effective Pre Cana program designed to
provide you with the tools for a successful
marriage. Couples are given the opportunity to
explore many aspects of their relationship
through a series of presentations, writings and
dialogue.
Call 631-563-1032 or lenpat614@gmail.com.
ST. IGNATIUS-HICKSVILLE
Every third Friday of the month, young people
(13+) throughout the Diocese will gather at
St. Ignatius for prayer and fellowship. Following a period of Eucharistic Adoration, there is a
youth social with free food, sports and
entertainment. For more info, please contact
the Diocesan Vocations Office at 567-5800,
x214 or email; vocations@drvc.org.
HOPE HOUSE MINISTRIES
Please join in benefiting Hope House Ministries (www.hhm.org) as we celebrate a Celtic
Twilight Christmas presented by Andy Cooney,
Phil Coulter and special guests. This festive
concert will be performed on Monday, Dec. 8,
at Stern Auditorium/Perelman Stage at Carnegie Hall. Tickets $45, $55, $75, $85, $100 and
$125. Online at www.carnegiehall.org ● Box
Office at 57th St. & 7th Ave. For Groups or Bus
Packages please call Mill Pond Music at (516)
798-3014 or email: millpondmusic@aol.com.
LIFE CENTER of LONG ISLAND
The Life Center is in desperate need of the
following items: clothes for boys & girls, baby
wipes, powder, diaper rash creams, crib sheets,
bottles, hooded towels and washcloths. Thank
you for any help you can provide to help
support women in crises. Call (631)243-2373.
CATHOLIC CHARITIES
Donate your old car, truck, boat or motorcycle
and help us help our Long Island neighbors.
We’ll schedule a convenient pickup.
Call (877) 507- 4483.
AMERICAN LEGION POST 44
Atlantic City Bus Trip to Bally’s Casino on
Thurs., Nov. 13. Leaves from Franklin Ave &
Legion Pl. promptly at 9AM. Tickets are $40
pp includes $30 casino play. For more info,
call Bob Guarnari at 516-483-5631. Reserve
and pay by Nov. 10th.
ST. JOHN’S UNIVERSITY
In honor on the 10th Anniversary of St.
Thomas More Church at St. John’s University,
the Peragallo Pipe Organ Co., will have a
concert featuring Dr. Jennifer Pascual, the
Director of Music at St. Patrick’s Cathedral.
The concert is Wed., Oct. 15 at 7:30pm in St.
Thomas More Church on St. John’s Queens
campus. Call 718-990-6255 for more info.
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