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The Parish Family of St. Anthony of Padua
Beautiful Rocky Point
Love one another,
as I have loved you.
Pastor
Monsignor William Breslawski
Parish Deacons
Deacon Tony Chamberlain
Deacon Jim McLaughlin
Pastoral Associate
Sister Mary Schoberg, IHM
Dominican Sisters
Sr. Phylis O’Dowd, O.P.
Director of Religious Educa on
Sr. Josefita Rodriguez, O.P.
In Residence
Mr. Christopher Crescimanno Parish Business Manager
Mrs. Anne Schneider - Parish Secretary
Mr. Salvatore LaLima – Parish Trustee
Mr. Michael Tesauro –Parish Trustee
Rectory
614 Route 25A, Rocky Point 11778 (744-2609)
St. Anthony’s Convent
Route 25A, Rocky Point 11778
Visit our parish website:
www.starockypoint.com
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Rectory e-mail: stasrp@optonline.net
Rectory Office Hours
Monday to Friday: 9:00 AM – 12:00 Noon
and 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Religious Educa on Office
614 Route 25A, Rocky Point 11778 (821-0872)
St. Anthony’s Bread Community Outreach
Coordinator - Susan Paulson
614 Route 25A, Rocky Point 11778 (821-9450)
St. Anthony’s Bread Thri Shop
614 Route 25A, Rocky Point 11778 (744-0656)
Monsignor Margio a Hall (744-9109)
WE CELEBRATE THE EUCHARIST:
Saturday Evening 5:00 PM
Sunday Masses:
8:00 AM Mass
10:00 AM Family Mass
12:00 Noon Choir Mass
The 10:00 AM Mass is followed by Fellowship in the Msgr.
Margiotta Hall. Come and meet new friends!
WEEKDAY MASSES (MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY)
8:00 AM
The rosary is prayed after the 8AM Mass.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK MASS
Every First Saturday at 8:00AM, the Sacrament of the
Anointing of the Sick is celebrated after Mass.
EXPOSITION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT
Every Saturday, 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM. Every Wednesday
Exposition begins at 3:00 PM and continues through 9:00 PM.
The Rosary is prayed at 7:30 PM. The Prayer group then prays
before the Blessed Sacrament until 9:00 PM.
PRAYER MEETING
Our Parish Prayer Group meets on Wednesday Evenings at
7:30 PM with the Rosary and includes scriptural readings and
petitions before the Blessed Sacrament. Meetings are held
every week throughout the year. We encourage all who can
to join us at anytime.
ST. ANTHONY’S CHOIRS
Children’s Choir: 3rd through 8th Grade, meets Thursday
evenings September thru May 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
St. Anthony’s Praise: 9th Grade and up, meets Sundays at 5
PM.
Adult Choir: 9th grade and up, meets Thursday evenings at
7:30 PM. Call Greg for Music Ministry Info at 516-318-2886.
ST. ANTHONY’S SMALL FRIARS
Our Preschool for three and four year olds is directed by
Anne Tascarella: 821-1912.
ST. ANTHONY’S CYO
Soccer, track, basketball and baseball are offered. Please
email Mr. Mike Gasparini, our CYO Program Coordinator
at: director@stanthonycyo.org
Visit the CYO Websitehttp://www.stanthonycyo.org/
WE CELEBRATE BAPTISM
Baptism is celebrated on two Sundays of the month at
2:30PM. Parents must come to the Rectory to complete a
special registration form for Baptism. Upon completion of the
form, a Baptism date will be given by Sr. Mary. Please do not
make arrangements for a Baptism Celebration before you get
a Baptism date from Sr. Mary, as we may not be able to grant
any special requests for a particular date.
Parents of first children are required to attend one Baptism
Preparation Class (as well as parents who have never
participated in a Baptism class). Registration for the Baptism
Preparation Class can be made at the time the Registration
Form for Baptism is completed with Sr. Mary.
WE CELEBRATE GOD’S FORGIVENESS
The Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession) is celebrated on
Saturday from 3:20 PM – 4:20 PM. Parishioners should feel
free to call to make an appointment for the Sacrament of
Reconciliation at any other time.
WE CELEBRATE MARRIAGE
Our Parish Pre-Cana Program prepares these couples for the
responsibilities and joys of Christian marriage. It is necessary
to arrange your wedding date with the Church at least six
months in advance. Please speak with Father Bill at the
Rectory (744-2609).
WE MINISTER TO THE SICK AND HOMEBOUND
If you are sick or homebound and would like to receive
Communion at home, please call Sister Mary at the Rectory
(744-2609).
WE CARE FOR OUR BROTHERS AND SISTERS
The office of St. Anthony’s Bread Outreach is located in our
Parish Center and is open Monday through Friday from 9:00
AM-4:00 PM. St. Anthony’s Bread reaches out to ALL THOSE
IN NEED in our community. It puts into practice the words of
Jesus.” Whatsoever you do to the least of My brethren, that
you do unto Me” (Matt.25:40). The phone number is 8219450. The Director is Susan Paulson and her administrative
assistant is Donna Johann.
ST. ANTHONY’S BREAD AND THRIFT SHOP
Sonia Jecusco is the Director of our Parish Thrift Shop and
Josephine Romano is her Assistant. The Thrift Shop is located
in our Parish Center. The Thrift Shop is open Monday through
Saturday, 10:00 AM-3:00 PM. The phone number is 744-0656.
In order to serve the community better the Thrift Shop
requests that donations of good, usable clothing be dropped
off Monday through Thursday. Your cooperation is greatly
appreciated.
ST. ANTHONY’S RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CENTER
The CCD Center is located in our Parish Center. The Office is
open Monday through Thursday from 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM.
The phone number is 821-0872. Sister Phylis O’Dowd is the
Director of Religious Education. Her Administrative Assistant
is Donna Johann.
ADULT EDUCATION
Adult Education is coordinated by John McNamara. His phone
number is 744-9515. He is always interested in suggestions
for course titles.
Saint Anthony of Padua Parish Mission Statement
St. Anthony of Padua Parish, Rocky Point, is a faith
community, a parish family of loving, caring,
welcoming and spiritual people. We serve and support
the community through worship, forma on and
outreach. Guided by the Holy Spirit, we are called to
“Love one another as I have loved you.” (John 13:34)
5/19/14
2015 Catholic Ministries Appeal
St. Anthony’s will begin the 2015 Catholic Ministries Appeal next week. We sincerely thank
you for your past support in this important campaign. Please note that we will not be doing
our usual parish mailing this year. In past years you would have received a le er and pledge
form in the mail during the week prior to the start of the Appeal. Since the Diocese also
does their own mailing, we have received many requests to stop our mailing to avoid the
duplica on.
As usual we will have volunteers at the back of the Church to collect your pledge. We know
everyone’s situa on is different, but, if you are financially able, you are invited to turn in
your pledge at the back of the Church over the next 3 weeks or send it in to the Diocese or
the Rectory. You can use the pledge card from the Diocese or our Pledge form. That form
will be printed in the bulle n, can be found a the end of each pew next week or available at
the back of the Church over the next three weekends.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
Looking for some peace and quiet in your life?
The best kind of friend is the one with whom you can spend me without having to say anything. You can just share the moment and enjoy
each other's company, knowing your rela onship is deeper than the
spoken word. That kind of silent communica on is what takes place
between you and Jesus when you par cipate in Eucharis c Adora on.
Eucharis c Adora on is the spiritual prac ce of spending me in the
presence of the exposed Host. Eucharis c Adora on provides us with a
chance to be with our Savior one on one. Through this prac ce, we are
invited to spend me alone with God in his real, physical form and to
bring to Jesus all our cares, concerns, prayers, hopes and thoughts. We set aside a special
me, a respite from our hec c modern lives, to create a personal space in which to meet
our God.
Join us for as much me as you need. Every Wednesday, Exposi on of the Blessed Sacrament begins at 3PM and con nues through 9PM. The Rosary is prayed at 7:30PM. The Prayer group then prays before the Blessed Sacrament un l 9PM. On Saturday Exposi on of the
Blessed Sacrament is between 3:30PM to 4:30PM.
Watching For The Messiah
Today's Gospel story of John and his disciples seeing and following Jesus sounds so simple and
casual, it's easy to miss the significant acts of faith that are made. John points to Jesus:
"Look," he says, "there is the Lamb of God." John's faith in Jesus is evident, so evident that
John's disciples immediately leave his side to follow this Jesus.
The two disciples make their own act of faith. They follow Jesus, spend me with him, and are
quick to spread the good news of their discovery: "We have found the Messiah."
It is easy to forget that the expecta ons of genera ons, the hopes of many ages of faithful
people were being fulfilled in these simple acts of faith. The Lamb of God, the Messiah, foretold by the prophets, had finally come. Nearly everyone among the Jewish people was watching for the Messiah back then; who in our own society watches for signs of the presence of
the Messiah today?©Copyright, J. S. Paluch Co.
Readings for the Week of January 18, 2015
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Sunday:
Heb 5:1-10; Ps 110:1-4; Mk 2:18-22
Heb 6:10-20; Ps 111:1-2, 4-5, 9, 10c; Mk 2:23-28
Heb 7:1-3, 15-17; Ps 110:1-4; Mk 3:1-6
Heb 7:25 -- 8:6; Ps 40:7-10, 17; Mk 3:7-12,
or any of a number of readings for the Day of Prayer
Heb 8:6-13; Ps 85:8, 10-14; Mk 3:13-19
Heb 9:2-3, 11-14; Ps 47:2-3, 6-9; Mk 3:20-21
Jon 3:1-5, 10; Ps 25:4-9; 1 Cor 7:29-31; Mk 1:14-20
Treasures From Our Tradition
Old customs fade slowly, and in 1560 the Council of Trent tried for significant change in pastoral care of the sick. People resisted, thinking that the last breath was the right me for the
sacrament. Although physical improvement was o en noted a er anoin ng, it was seen as a
kind of bonus, rather than an expected outcome of a prayer for good health, strength, paence, and even healing. More than four hundred years later, many people s ll do not ask for
anoin ng un l it is literally too late for the person to have reasonable hope of healing, or at
least be aware enough to par cipate in the ritual. By then, it may even be too late for via cum, the true "last rite."
We have a treasure in our tradi on that we seem reluctant to use. We visit the sick, we anoint
those who are in the first crisis of illness, we give Communion to those who are dying, and we
keep vigil and pray for those close to death. When anoin ng is celebrated early enough, op mally when the sick person is s ll at Sunday Mass, it can be a source of courage, faith, and
hope for a difficult road ahead. When we anoint our sick, we remind them that they belong to
Christ and a community of faith. We bring them into the presence of Christ to reconcile, heal,
and give strength and hope. We resist forces that isolate and alienate the sick; the symbol of
touch is a powerful act of acceptance. Why wait un l the crisis of illness is dire before we apply such a rich remedy to body and soul? James Field, Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co.
8 AM Monday, January 19, 2015
8 AM Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Mary Sassone
Mary Lou Stegle
Margaret Burns
Agnes Fleckenstein
8 AM Tuesday, January 20, 2015
8 AM Thursday, January 22, 2015
Kris ne Yosco
James Bonafede
8 AM Friday, January 23, 2015
Pray for the Sick
8 AM Saturday, January 24, 2015
Anthony C. Mauceri
Hilda Adorno
Rev. Joseph
Donna Albertario
Manerowski
Dorothy Auer
Siobean Mignone
Robert Ben vegna
Marilyn Monte
Bill Brosnan
Frank Montolvo
Steven Brough
Daniel Mulvey
Fr. Joseph Camilleri
Joe Nowaski
Sr. Alice Carey
Joseph Olivo
Frieda Casini
Tina Passalacqua
Lucille D’Agos no
Joseph O. Polidora
Frank DeCeglie
Rose Marie Polidora
Carol DeLorenzo
Anne Marie Post
Robert DeLorenzo
Kirsten Powers
Fred Dick
Theresa Ryan
Sophie DiSanto
Janet Saccofico
Joan Driscoll
Robert Schimek
Augus ne Ekbled
Anthony Sconzo
Adam Ferezy
Francis Jacob Gue ler Barbara Senenfelder
Maureen Heinzerling Danielle M. Sequino
Emma & Eamon
Linda Horn
Shanley
Sam Ippolito
Diane Sigismondi
Linda Keller
Lore a Slawinski
Joan LambertPatricia Slawinski
Mastrogiacomo
Josi Sprance
Catherine Lange
George Sroczynski
Det. Sgt. Richard
Marjorie S les
Laursen
Bea Sweeney
Bobbi Le owitz
Barbara Temerick
Caitlin Loeser
Anthony Villardi
Anthony Lucchese
Pat Vey Voda
Tony Lucchese
Nancy Walker-Mar n
Isabel Malavel
Pete Wa s
Carol Maloney
Bill & Elizabeth Stringer
Louis Netusil
Barbara Luciano
Sunday, January 25, 2015
8:00AM
10:00AM (Folk Group)
12:00 Noon (Choir)
Flowers on the Altar, the
Tabernacle and the Statue
of the Blessed Mother are to the
glory of God and in memory of
Casimir Rachauskas
Anthony C. Yacavonis
Anthony F. Yacavonis
Financially Speaking...
For this Fiscal Year the amount budgeted for the weekly collecƟon to meet our
Expenses………………………………………..………………………………………....…. $14,712.84
Sunday 1/11 CollecƟon …....……………..……..…………………………………… $12,620.50 (Thank You)
Sunday CollecƟon Last Year ………….....…………………………………………… $13,823.50
Number of Envelopes …………………………………………………………………….
307
Saints and Special Observances
Sunday:
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Second Sunday in Ordinary Time; Week of Prayer for Chris an Unity begins
Mar n Luther King, Jr. Day; Julian Calendar Theophany (Epiphany)
St. Fabian; St. Sebas an
St. Agnes
Day of Prayer for the Legal Protec on of Unborn Children
St. Vincent; St. Marianne Cope
St. Francis de Sales
Respect Life…..
DATE:
PRICE:
LEAVING:
MEET AT:
CALL:
MARCH FOR LIFE—Washington, DC
Thursday, January 22, 2015
$15. Adults; $10 Teenagers; Free for kids up to age 12
5:00AM
St. Louis de Mon ort, 75 New York Avenue, Sound Beach, NY
Lucille Coleman: 474-3316
Abor on was legalized in the U.S. 42 years ago. Since then almost 53 million babies have lost
their lives to abor on in this country. Please speak out for our li le ones and join the St. Louis
de Mon ort Pro-Life Commi ee for the March for Life.
Rosary For LIFE
Will be recited on Wednesday, January 21st at 3PM
To pray for the success of the March and the protec on of the Marchers
We encourage everyone to keep in
your prayers the homebound of
our Parish Community. That they may
con nue to feel connected to our
Parish Family, and that they may feel
God’s love and care each day.
Please Note:
Due to the observance of Dr. Martin Luther
King Jr. Day on Monday, January 19, 2015,
all parish offices will be closed. All offices
will resume their regular schedule on
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
St. Anthony’s Small Friars Preschool
Registration for the 2015/2016 school year has begun at the
preschool. If you are interested in enrolling your 3 or 4 year old
for September 2015, please contact Anne Tascarella: 821-1912.
Please register early to ensure your child’s
placement for September.
ST. ANTHONY’S CYO 2014
Baseball, Softball &
T-Ball Registration
Registration for the 2015 Season is open to children
4 years old (must be 4 by April 11th) through 9th grade.
A Birth Certificate and report card
will be needed to register for first time applicants
Registration is in-person only in the
upstairs CYO Lounge at St. Anthony’s Church on:
Saturday, 1/31:
11AM-1PM
Sunday, 2/8:
2:30PM-4:30PM
Saturday, 2/14:
11AM-1PM
Sunday, 2/15:
2:30PM-4:30PM
The 2015 season April 11th—June 20th
The registration fee is $55 for one child & $110 for two or more children
from the same immediate family.
Email any questions to Baseball@StAnthonyCYO.org
No child will be denied participation in any
CYO Sports program because of financial need.
Please contact the Division Coordinators for more information
Worldwide Marriage Encounter
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February 13-15, 2015 at the Mon ort Spiritual Center in Bay Shore, NY.
Space is limited. For more informa on about the weekends or to apply, call 1-877-697-9963
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ALTAR FLOWERS
If you would like to purchase
Altar flowers for a special occasion or in memory of a loved
one, please see Anne at
the rectory.
The offering is $50.00
Knights of Columbus
683 Main Street, Rocky Point
Social Dinner
January 21, 2015; 7PM
Italian food prepared by Benny Pelosi
and his helpers
Guest speaker: Celeste Broyles
From the LI Coali on for Life
Cost : $10 per person
Call: 744-2433 or email: amxme@aol.com
Mark Your Calendar
Prayer Shawl Ministry
Monday, January 26th
10AM Room #6
Every 4th Monday of the
Month thereafter
A1C Christopher Bartling
SGT Kevin Blieka
LCpl Michael A. Bernholc
Cpl Steven Doty
PFC John Doty
LCpl Douglas C. Heck
LCpl Ryan Kelly
Lt Jonathan Kimball
SGT Michael O’Neill
PO3 Thomas O’Neill
ENS Cody B. West
SPC Ma hew Zorovic
Air Force
Army
Marines
Army
Army
Marines
Marines
Air Force
Marines
Navy
Navy
Army
Adult Faith Formation
What is Pope Francis Saying?
Join us on Thursday, Jan 22nd, from 10 to 11:30am for our study of the Apostolic Exhorta on Evangelii Gaudium (The Joy of The Gospel) by Pope Francis. Find out what Pope
Francis thinks about what we should be doing to share the Good News of Jesus! We will
be mee ng in the Music Room. To register call Mr. McNamara at 744-9515 ext. 200. All
are most welcome.
The Bible Book of the Month Club
Join us on Thursday, Feb 5th, from 10 to 11:30am in the Music Room for our study of the
Bible. This month we will be reading and studying the Book of Psalms: Part Two. Each
month we will take a different book of the Bible and share what it means for us in our
faith journey!
Young Adult Group
Our Young Adult Group (ages 18 to 50) meets on Mondays from 8 to 9pm in the Mee ng
Room at St. Mark’s Church in Shoreham. We will be studying The Gospel of John and
planning our social and spiritual events together--COME JOIN US!!!!! Our next mee ng is
on Monday, Jan 19th.
Franciscan Young Adult Group
Join us on Wednesday, Feb 11th, at 7pm in Room #4 at St. Louis de Mon ort Religious
Educa on Center for an opportunity to grow closer to God and your peers. We will be
talking about our spirituality and ecological jus ce. For more informa on and to register
for this group contact Mrs. Jean D’Onofrio at jld1075@optonline.net
VIRTUS Training
Our next VIRTUS Training (mandatory for all parish volunteers along with the Criminal
Background Check and Code of Conduct) will be held on Thursday, March 19th, at 10am
or 7:30pm in the All Saints Room at St. Anthony’s. The training will be facilitated by Mr.
John J. McNamara (744-9515x200 or amos184@juno.com). To register for this Training,
you have to go to the diocesan website (drvc.org) and click on the VIRTUS Training Calendar. A er you create a user id and password, you can find the date on the calendar and
register for this session.
Coming AƩracƟons in the Area
The Gospel of John on Monday, Jan 19th, from 8 to 9pm at the Mee ng Room in the
Parish Center at St. Mark’s Parish, Shoreham; Adult Faith Forma on Roundtable on
Tues, Jan 20th, from 12pm to 1:30pm at the Joseph McDonnell Mee ng Room at
St. Louis de Mon ort Parish in Sound Beach---upcoming topics include The Catholic
Church and Capitalism.
SAINT ANTHONY OF PADUA
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
FIRST COMMUNION PARENTS
CELEBRATION OF FIRST COMMUNION - DATES AND TIMES
TEACHER
DATE
TIME
Raquel Peters
Renee Ingoglia
Jessica Harris
May 16, 2015
10:30AM
Malgorzata Alabi
Susan Haywood
Sister Phylis (Tues PM)
May 16, 2015
1:00PM
Mary Manzi
Jeanine Carnival
Sister Phylis (Wed AM)
May 23, 2015
10:30AM
Grade 2 Parent Meetings - Please attend one of each
Penance Meetings
Monday, January 26, 2015 at 8:00pm in the Church
OR
Tuesday, January 27, 2015 at 11:00am in the Church
Communion Meetings
Monday, February 2, 2015 at 8:00pm in the Church OR
Tuesday, February 3, 2015 at 11:00am in the Church
Date for First Penance
Saturday, March 7, 2015
(Time To Be Assigned)
ST. ANTHONY'S
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE
821-0872
INCLEMENT WEATHER INFORMATION
St. Anthony's Religious Educa on follows the
Rocky Point Public School District
decision in reference to closings.
ROCKY POINT SCHOOLS ARE CLOSED
All Day and Evening
Religious Educa on classes are cancelled
ROCKY POINT SCHOOLS DELAYED OPENING
No morning classes at St. Anthony's
ROCKY POINT SCHOOLS EARLY DISMISSAL
*No a ernoon or evening classes at St. Anthony's
ROCKY POINT SCHOOLS AFTER SCHOOL
ACTIVITIES ARE CANCELLED
*No a ernoon or evening classes at St. Anthony's.
*No a ernoon means that J.A.E. students should go home
on their regular dismissal buses.
Please go to: closings.news12.com on your computer for
closings and delays
Happy Winter and God Bless You,
Sister Phylis
YEAR OF SACRAMENTS
ONE WORD AT A TIME
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We know that Bap sm unites us with Christ in his dying and rising. We know that because of our union with him, we are God’s
beloved daughters and sons in the Son. And besides all this, because Christ is our life through Bap sm, something else happens. He sets us free from the two most enslaving and burdensome reali es of our lives. He frees us from sin and death.
Sin entraps us, usually within ourselves. And on our own, we cannot break free.
Death and the impending sense of doom and loss it brings seem to box us into the
narrow confines of our very short earthly lives. Bap sm loosens the grip of sin
through forgiveness, and it loosens the grip of death through new and eternal life in
Christ Jesus. We are free to be who we really and truly are—the children of God.
POPE FRANCIS’ VISION OF HEALING AND COMMUNION
More on Pope Francis’ Vision at www.loyolapress.com/popefrancispopefrancis.com
Reflecting on God’s Word
Once more we stand with John the Bap st and learn from what he does. Watching Jesus walk
by, he says to two of his disciples, “Behold, the Lamb of God.” And “the two disciples heard
what he said and followed Jesus” (John 1:36–37). One was Andrew, who, in turn, goes to his
brother Simon and brings him to Jesus. And Jesus gives him a new name, Cephas, which
means “rock.”
A new life begins for Andrew and Simon, and most likely for the other disciple as well, possibly either James or John (both were fishermen with Peter and Andrew). It was clear to Jesus
that they were searching for something: “What are you looking for?” They answered,
“Teacher, where are you staying?” implying that it was going to take more than a few minutes
to answer that ques on. Jesus took them in immediately: “Come, and you will see . . . And
they stayed with him that day” (John 1:38–39).
As we return to Ordinary Time, which comes from the La n ordo (“numbered”), we count the
weeks off by numbers: Second Sunday, Third Sunday, and so on. But “ordinary me” is lived in
a world touched by God’s grace. God con nues to come into our lives, if we would no ce.
Like John poin ng out Jesus to his two disciples, the old priest Eli helps Samuel to understand
that the Lord is entering the boy’s life and tells him to respond, “Speak, L
, for your servant
is listening” (1 Samuel 3:9). We bring each other to God, to Jesus Christ, by being a en ve to
how God is at work among us. God con nues to work through each of us, and that is what
makes “ordinary me” con nuously extraordinary.
—James A. Wallace, C.Ss.R.
Copyright © 2014, World Library Publications. All rights reserved.
Outreach
Coordinator
Susan Paulson
Administrative
Assistant
Donna Johann
(631)-821-9450
email:
stabread@optonline.net
Outreach Programs
Thanks to all who participated
in our blood drive as volunteers
and bakers, as well as all who
so generously donated their
blood to help save lives.
St. Anthony’s Parish continues
to be a great supporter of the
Long Island Blood Bank
through your unselfish
gift of life.
Our “After Care”
bereavement program—
for those who have
attended a program and
wish to continue—will be
held once a month. For
more details, call the
Outreach.
Child/Health Plus
Applications can be made
through Fidelis Care by
calling 1-888-343-3547 or
by going online to
www.fideliscare.org.
The FAN program comes
to the Outreach the third
FRIDAY of the month
from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m.
HELPFUL NUMBERS
AA Hotline—24 hr.
Food Stamps
789-9546
Child Abuse
360-3606
FAN Nutrition
The Outreach peanut butter, jelly and rice.
Thank you for your generosity.
669-1124
491-4166
Birthright
821-9727
Hope House
460-6030
The Outreach is located at
the west end of the parish
center.
gregslist
Youth and Music Ministries
Fall Season Meetings Listed Below
~~~
Youth Group Meeting
Thursdays, 5:30pm- 6:30pm
~~~
St. Anthony’s Praise
Thursdays 6:30pm-7:30pm
Grades 9 and up
~~~
Adult Choir
Thursdays, 7:30pm-8:30pm
~~~
Children’s Choir
Wednesday, 3:45pm; Classroom 1
Children’s Choir is important in order to
continue the level of music at St. Anthony’s
Grades 3-6
~~~
St Anthony’s Festival Chorus & Orchestra
Instruments as well as voices needed
For upcoming Concert & Christmas Pageant
~~~
Bell Choir
Sundays, 1PM
Beginning October 19th
~~~
Washline Players
Auditions/Sign-Up/Open House
October 17th, 6PM
Classroom 1
For Upcoming Events
~~~
Contact Greg
Call: 516-318-2886
glwilson@optonline.net
Tilda’s Bake Shop, Inc.
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