CHURCH OF SAINT GREGORY THE GREAT242-20 88th AVENUE, BELLEROSE, N. Y. 11426

Week of May 21, 2017SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER

Parish Mission Statement:

St. Gregory the Great Parish, established in 1936, is awelcoming Catholic community serving the people ofBellerose, Floral Park, and environs. Pursuing holinessthrough the Eucharist, we strive to live out Jesus Christ'smandate of service, evangelization, and establishment ofjustice for all. Embracing the diversity and talents of ourmembers, we seek the participation of everyone on thejourney.

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Parish Staff:

Msgr. Edward A. Ryan, Pastor

Rev. Johnson Nedungadan, Parochial Vicar

Deacon Arthur Cutter

Deacon Robert Zeuner

Sr. Patricia Anglin, O.P., Pastoral Associate for

Faith Formation

Ms. Lynn Alaimo, School Principal

Mr. Bart Haggerty, Director of Music Ministry

Msgr. Eugene A. Feldhaus, Pastor Emeritus

Rev. Joseph Cunningham, Pastor Emeritus

Mr. John Reh, Civil Trustee

Mrs. Patricia Brandt, Civil Trustee

Mass Schedule: Saturday Vigil Mass: 5:00PM

Sunday: 8:00AM; 9:15AM; 11:00AM; 12:30PM;

5:15PM

Sunday in Gregorian Hall: 9:15AM (when Religious

Ed Classes are in session)

Weekdays Monday - Friday: 9:00AM,

Saturday Morning: 9:00AM

Holydays: Vigil Mass: 7:30PM

7:00AM; 9:00AM; 12:00Noon

Eucharistic Devotion: Exposition of the Blessed

Sacrament will take place every Tuesday from the

conclusion of the 9:00AM Mass until 10:30AM..

Contact Information:

Parish Office:

242-20 88th Ave.

Phone 718-347-3707

Fax 718-347-0583

Parish Website: saintgregorythegreat.com

Parish Email: stgregoffice@aol.com

Mrs. Lois Brady, Parish Receptionist

Miss Jennifer Kalin, Parish Receptionist

Mrs. Patricia McMenamin, Parish Secretary

Mr. Peter Varol, Parish Bookkeeper

Office Hours:

Weekdays 9:00AM - 7:30PM

Saturdays 9:00AM - 1:30PM

Sundays 9:00AM - 12:30PM

Office of Faith Formation Gregorian Hall

Phone 718-347-0525

Sr. Patricia Anglin, O.P., Pastoral Associate

for Faith Formation

Ms. Kathy LaVache, Secretary

Office Hours:

Tuesday 10:30AM - 3:30PM

Wednesday 10:30AM - 3:30PM

Thursday 10:30AM - 3:30PM

Sunday 10:15AM - 11:30AM

St. Gregory the Great School Address 244-44 87th Ave.

Phone 718-343-5053

School Website: sgtgschool.org

Ms. Lynn Alaimo, Principal

Mrs. Camille Gunning, Secretary

Baptism: Baptism is celebrated on the Second Sunday of each month at 2:00PM and on the Fourth Saturday of

each month at 12:00Noon. Please call the Parish Office to make an appointment to meet with Deacon Zeuner.

Sacrament of Penance: The Sacrament of Penance is offered each Saturday at 1:00PM. and at other times by

appointment with one of our priests.

Marriage: A couple planning marriage must make an appointment with one of our priests or deacons at least 6

months in advance of the marriage.

If you’ve ever been awake at four in the morning

these days you will hear the song of birds. They call you

to awake and ARISE; the earth that you thought was

dead with cold and darkness is indeed alive. The birds,

like the trees, grasses, and flowers testify to this life.

They sing out their song in a variety of ways, ARISE and

walk, ARISE and see the new life! All of creation is

helping us to realize what we are called to celebrate in

the Easter time, Jesus lives. This past Advent and Lent at

St. Gregory the Great along with many other parishes

throughout Brooklyn and Queens participated in the

ARISE program. This program was created to do just

this, call the members of this parish to ARISE and walk,

see and know Jesus the Lord in a deeper way. Maybe

you have not heard of it? It is a time set aside for people

in this parish to meet and speak, or just listen to the faith

journey of fellow parishioners.

In Advent, seventy parishioners signed up for this

journey and at Lent almost one hundred signed up. I

know that it might sound a bit frightening as all new

things do. I myself have never experienced something

like the ARISE program and so I was a bit nervous. The

book that comes along with the program allowed me and

all those who participated to be truly at ease. It had read-

ings of personal reflection and readings from Scripture

(usually the Gospel of the upcoming Sunday) along with

suggestions of how to reflect upon these readings. Parish-

ioners in my group said that they could not wait for the

next week’s meeting and when it ended they would truly

miss it.

Parishioners in the program gathered at a time that fit

into their schedule once a week for six weeks. Each

meeting ran for ninety minutes. Thoughts were shared

and friendships were formed. If you did not sign up for

either of these sessions you can still participate in the

next Advent and/or Lenten sessions in 2017-2018. Each

of the sessions is complete unto itself.

To reflect on one’s life and most especially on one’s

life in Christ is so greatly needed these days when life is

filled with distractions and a pace that is mind boggling.

Most often, from my experience, people don’t sit around

Cont.

and speak about their life, knowledge, thinking, and liv-

ing with the Lord. Here is a great opportunity, a special

time set apart to build up the body of Christ that is here at

St. Gregory the Great. It is a way to experience commu-

nity on a one to one basis. Christ comes to each of us and

sharing that self –knowledge with each other benefits

everyone present. When this then impacts how we treat

others through our actions and words interacting with the

people in the world, the work of God’s Kingdom is being

done. We are all just ordinary people who just speak

about our lives as we reflect on the readings in this book.

It is not difficult but it is truly astounding how powerful

this interaction has obviously been. Consider joining

ARISE this coming Advent and/or Lent and see how re-

flection on your faith journey can help deepen your rela-

tionship with the Lord and build the Kingdom of God in

our parish St. Gregory the Great.

Lorraine Ryan

ALTAR SERVERS SCHEDULE

SAT. MAY 20TH

5PM Courtney McMahon, Samantha

& Abigail Roy

SUN. MAY 21ST

8:00AM Gbemisola & Timi Faba, Robert Brandt

9:15AM Liam, Declan, Eamon Cullinan

11:00AM Savannah DeJesus, Dyanna Robertson,

Jessica Flynn

12:30PM Alexis & Aaron Torres,

Anthony Sosa

5:15PM Christopher Tuffy, Jonathan Mulligan,

Gabriel Tanlioco

SAT. MAY 27TH

5PM Caitlyn Gousse, Karalynn Lydon,

Kiara Pierce

SUN. MAY 28TH

8:00AM Michael & Matthew Aguilar,

Sebastian Quinteros

9:15AM Connor DeFay,

Kastrin Paul Thevashayam

11:00AM Michael & Sean Sweeney,

Matthew Wagner

12:30PM Jazmine & Joanne Bergancia,

Nicholas Bustamante

5:15PM Alexis Sarabia, Jared Sarabia,

Mateo Caamal

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Week of May 21, 2017

SUNDAY CROWNING OF MARY following 12:30PM Mass ARISE CELEBRATION 3:00-5:30PM Oak Room ALCOHOLICS ANON. OPEN 8:00PM Convent Basement

MONDAY PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY 1:00PM Oak Room BEREAVEMENT GROUP 4:00-5:30PM Office Base-ment EMOTIONS ANON. 7:30PM Convent Basement

TUESDAY ADORATION 9:30AM Church CRAFT GROUP 9:30AM Convent Basement GOLDEN AGE LEISURE 1:00-4:00PM Oak Room PIPE BAND 6:30PM Gregorian Hall ADULT CHOIR 7:30PM Church CHAMBER SINGERS 9:30PM Church

WEDNESDAY DIVINE MERCY 3:00PM Chapel FOLK GROUP 7:00PM Office Basement VIGIL MASS 7:30PM Church

THURSDAY ASCENSION OF THE LORD - Masses at 7:00AM, 9:00AM & 12:00Noon Church GOLDEN AGE GHT CLUB 12:00-4:00PM Oak Room ATHLETIC ASSOC. VOLLEYBALL CLINIC 6:00-8:00PM Gregorian Hall CILL CAIS 7:30PM Convent Basement

FRIDAY ALCOHOLICS ANON. STEP 7:00PM Convent Basement ALCOHOLICS ANON. CLOSED 8:30PM Convent Basement

SATURDAY

THEATRE GROUP 10:00AM-3:00PM Oak Room

BAPTISM 12:00Noon Church

PENANCE 1:00PM Church

EASTER DUTY - After receiving First Holy Commun-

ion, all the faithful are bound by the obligation of receiving

Communion at least once a year. This precept must be

fulfilled during the Easter Season unless for a good reason

it is fulfilled at another time of the year. By special induit,

in the U.S., the time period for fulfilling this precept has

been extended to include the period beginning the First

Sunday of Lent, March 5th, to Trinity Sunday, June 11th.

MASSES FOR THE WEEK

Week of May 21, 2017

SUN. MAY 21ST

8:00AM Mother’s Day Novena

9:15 Members of the Purgatorial Society

11:00 Lucille Mileo, Cecilia Pinto,

Marcela Navarro

12:30PM Leon Maggio Jr.

5:15PM All People of the Parish

MON. MAY 22ND

9AM Victoria & Charles Biello

TUES. MAY 23RD

9AM Mary Teresa O’Neill

WED. MAY 24TH

9AM William Hollowell

THURS. MAY 25TH

9AM Mary & Frank Lorenzo

FRI. MAY 26TH

9AM Peggy Kelly

SAT. MAY 27TH

9AM Anne & Edward Long,

William Caffney,

Maura Langan (2nd Anniv. Rem.),

Jenna Grace O’Neil, Camillo Coppola,

Avelino Lim

5PM Fr. William Dulaney

REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS:

FOR THE SICK

Damaris Ali, Mary Billingham, Clare

Trummer, Denise Best, Fernanda Agro,

Felicia Cardillo, Grace & Kenny Leuze

FOR THE DECEASED

John Lang

SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER

PASTOR’S DESK

5/21/17

“Yes, sir, I am the very John Curry.”

- Knock visionary in 1937

Years ago, Maureen Coyle, who was the librarian at

St. Gregory School, gave me a small book about the

apparition of Our Lady in Knock, Co. Mayo on the

evening of August 21,1879. Up until I received that

book, I really did not know much about what happened

in that poor village in “the forgotten West.” But after

returning to the rectory after working at the Festival

and being too keyed up to sleep, I read the book. I soon

found myself enthralled at how so many people wit-

nessed the silent presence of Our Lady with St. Joseph

and St. John the Evangelist in front of the gabble wall

of the parish church.

The youngest resident of the village to see the vision

was 5-year-old John Curry, who had to be lifted up by

his cousin to see over the hedgerow. He never forgot

what he witnessed.

As the years passed, John emigrated to New York

where he worked quietly as an orderly at the old City

Hospital on Welfare (now Roosevelt) Island. Bad

health led him to retire early and seek shelter with the

Little Sisters of the Poor in their home on 90th Street.

Everyone, it is said, gets 15 minutes of fame in his

or her lifetime, and John Curry’s came in 1937. That

year, a Commission was established in Ireland to study

the apparition in preparation for its 40th Anniversary.

Surviving visionaries were requested to give testi-

mony. John received a summons from the Tribunal

Cont.

of the Archdiocese of New York to give his testimony

on this side of the Atlantic. After testifying that he was

indeed the very John Curry who had been at Knock on

August 21,1879, he went on to describe in detail what

he had seen. His account was amazingly similar to the

accounts given by his neighbors in Knock. None the

less, when his 15 minutes of fame were over, he re-

turned to obscurity. When he passed away in 1943, he

was buried in an unmarked grave in a plot owned by

the Sisters in Resurrection Cemetery in Farmingdale.

Cardinal Dolan learned of John’s story and his fate

during a visit to Knock in 2015; and he arranged to

have John’s remains disinterred. Last Saturday, while

Pope Francis was in Fatima to mark the centennial of

the visions there, Cardinal Dolan celebrated a Requiem

Mass for John in St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral on Mott

Street. After Mass, John was accorded the singular

honor of being buried in the churchyard there. A hand-

some headstone now adorns his grave.

With the Festival on the horizon, I must hunt

around for Maureen’s book, and prepare myself to be

enthralled all over again.

The Most Reverend Thomas Daily, Bishop Emeritus of

Brooklyn died this past Monday, May 15th, at the

Bishop Mugavero Residence at Immaculate Concep-

tion Center. The Funeral Mass was held on Friday at

the Immaculate Conception Center’s main Chapel.

Please pray for the repose of his soul and for the con-

solation of his family and friends.

SUNDAY, MAY 21, 2017

MAY CROWNING OF OUR BLESSED MOTHER

Our Parish May Crowning will take

place TODAY, after the 12:30PM

Mass at the Blessed Mother’s Shrine

on the Church lawn. Please join us in

honoring Mary in her special month.

MASS SCHEDULE HAS CHANGED – As of last

Monday, Mass will be offered only at 9:00AM on week-

days.

FEAST OF THE ASCENSION OF THE LORD - Thursday, May 25th, is a holyday of obligation. We will

continue to maintain our usual holyday Mass schedule on

that day - 7:00AM, 9:00AM & 12:00Noon. There is a

7:30PM Vigil Mass on Wednesday.

PLEASE TAKE NOTE: The Department of Transpor-

tation has put up a NO PARKING sign in the space in

front of the Church (telephone pole to garage). Please

do not park there.

FESTIVAL WORKER SIGN UP will take place in the

Gathering Space after the Masses this weekend. Please

bring a photo of yourself for your badge.

WELCOME WALL - Jan Casale will be taking pictures

of parishioners who would like to be featured on our

Welcome Wall Board today, after the 11:00AM Mass.

Please stop by and fill out an information form and have

your picture taken!!

PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY - Prayer shawls are for

those who are in need of comfort, to pro-

vide hope and healing to those who are

most in need of a reminder of God’s love

for them. Prayer shawls and lap robes are

available at no cost. The next meeting of

the Ministry will take place this Monday, May 22nd, at

1:00PM in the Oak Room.

RENAISSANCE GROUP - END OF YEAR PARTY!

will take place on Friday, June 2nd, at 6:30PM in the Oak

Room. Cost is $20 per person, which includes appetiz-

ers, salad, dinner (Chicken Francese, sausage and pep-

pers, Penne a la Vodka), dessert, coffee & tea, beer,

wine, soda & water. Reservations a must! Please call

Judy Mahoney at 718-343-4667 by May 26th. All

checks should be made out to St. Gregory the Great and

mailed to 89-10 237th Street, Bellerose. No money will

be accepted at the door. All are welcome to join us.

THE FAMILY LIFE COMMITTEE will sponsor its

first annual “Paint and Pour Party” on Fri-

day, June 2nd, from 8:00-10:30PM, in the

Office Basement. Have fun painting your

own masterpiece then bring it home with

you. All adults are welcome. There will

be a cash bar and snacks. Tickets are

available at the Parish Office. Cost is $30. There will be

a cash bar and snacks. There are a limited number of

tickets, so get them soon!

ST. ANNE’S COUNCIL - ANNUAL FISHING TRIP

TO FREEPORT will take place on Saturday, June 10th,

7:30AM-12:00PM. Join us for a morning of fishing

on Captain Lou’s Fleet, 28a Woodcleft Avenue, Freeport.

Cost for adults $75, for children $40, which includes

beer, soda and food, bait and tackle, and a prize for the

biggest fish. For tickets call Ron at 917-589-8872.

BOOK CLUB - the next meeting will take place on

Monday, June 12th, at 7:00PM in the Rectory Basement.

The selection for the discussion is The Underground

Railroad by Colson Whitehead. The book will be avail-

able at the Bellerose Library.

BEREAVEMENT MINISTRY of St. Gregory the

Great and Our Lady of the Snows is spon-

soring a Bereavement Support Group for

adults who are grieving the loss of a loved

one. The sessions are on Monday after-

noons from now through June 12th (no

meeting on Memorial Day, May 29th),

from 4:00-5:30PM. We meet in St. Greg-

ory’s Office Basement. For information and to register,

call Cathy at 516-352-4202 or Joan at 718-347-4470.

DONATE USED CELL PHONES, CHARGERS,

IPODS, TABLETS - There is a drop off box in the

Gathering Space. Sr. Diane Kirwan OP would like to

thank everyone who has donated.

RCIA - If you are an adult, 18 years or older and inter-

ested in completing your Sacraments of Initiation

(Baptism, Confirmation and Holy Communion) now is

the time to register. Please contact Sr. Patricia Anglin at

718-347-0525 to make an appointment.

COLLECTIONS - The collection for the week of May

14th amounted to $970 for the National Shrine of Mary

and $9,714 for the parish. Thank you for your continued

generosity.

SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER

SACRED SITES OPEN HOUSE 2017 - 7th Annual

Celebration of New York’s Glorious Houses of Worship,

Stained Glass: Windows on the World and the Next will

take place at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, 246-55 87th

Avenue, Bellerose, this Sunday May 21st, 12:30-4:00PM.

INNOVATIONS IN WOMEN’S HEALTH CARE is a

seminar on the Creighton Model Fertility Care System and

NaPro Technology presented by Paul Carpenter, M.D., to

be held on Tuesday, May 30th, 7:00-9:00PM. The semi-

nar takes place at Our Lady of Lebanon Cathedral, 113

Remsen St., Bklyn, NY 11201. Suggested donation is

$30. For registration and information, please contact

Marise at 914-393-8907. This event is sponsored by

Bishop Gregory Mansour and the School of Evangelization

of the Diocese of Brooklyn.

STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL hosted by the Ladies Soci-

ety of the Plattduetsche Home, will take place on Wednes-

day, June 7th at 1:30PM. Cost is $10 per person. Come

and join us for a pleasant afternoon of Gemuetlichkeit with

entertainment, prizes and Strawberry Shortcake. To make

table reservations, call Caroline at 718-898-7936.

TACHS PREP PROGRAM - to help prepare 7th & 8th

grade students to excel on the TACHS exam, which is used

for admission into Catholic high schools, Archbishop

Molloy HS is pleased to offer a prep course for six Satur-

day morning sessions, September through October. Price

is $325. For more information or to register, please visit

www.molloyhs.org.

FRIENDS KEEP HOPE ALIVE (Private Home Care)

is run by the Sisters of the Handmaids of the Holy Child

Jesus, who will minister and care for the elderly in their

own homes. Please call 718-888-7708 for additional

information or to set up an appointment.

TRIPS:

DIOCESAN PILGRIMAGE TO FATIMA &

LOURDES with Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio to celebrate

the 100th Anniversary of the Fatima Apparitions. The trip

will take place August 30th - September 8th. For a bro-

chure call The Catholic Tour 855-564-1006.

PILGRIMAGE TO ITALY - Fr. Bob Whelan, Pastor of

Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament, Bayside, will host a

pilgrimage to Venice, Padua, Florence, Assisi and Rome,

October 9th-19th. Cost is $3,429 per person. For more

information and to receive a color brochure call 718-229-

5929, ext 110.

38th ANNUAL GREGORIAN FESTIVAL

JUNE 15 - 25, 2017

CALLING ALL SPONSORS!

During the planning and organization of the Festival,

there are many expenses incurred. To help defray some

of these expenses, we are once again conducting a

SPONSORSHIP DRIVE. Although this drive focuses

primarily on the businesses we patronize, we also wel-

come any new sponsors who wish to participate.

If you feel that your employer or a business you are

familiar with would be willing to participate, please

submit the name and address of a contact along with the

name of the business to the Parish Office and a letter will

be forwarded.

In addition, you, your family and friends may also

participate as a sponsor. All contributions are tax de-

ductible.

BOOTH $100 for all eleven

nights

STAGE $100 per night

$750 for all eleven nights

COUNTRY STORE - The Craft Group will be happy to

accept new or gently used items (no clothing please) for

sale during the Festival. Items will be accepted on Tues-

days, May 23rd & 30th, between 9:30-11:00AM at the

Convent Basement.

FESTIVAL POSTERS - If you are friendly with a local

shop owner or vendor and you do not see one of our Fes-

tival posters in their window, ask if they would like one

and we will gladly provide it. Call the Parish Office.

ADVANCE TICKET SALES for the Festival rides will

take place in the Gathering Space the

weekend of June 10th & 11th, after all

the Masses. The cost for the book of 5

rides will be $17. Advance tickets will be

available to purchase that weekend only.

P.O.P. NIGHTS - (PAY-ONE-PRICE) - There will be

four such nights during the Festival, Monday - Thursday,

June 19th-22nd. Cost of the ride bracelet is $30.

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