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Church of Saint Dominic
The mission of the Roman Catholic Church of Saint Dominic is to create and to preserve a spiritually and socially united community which focuses
on the presence of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist as the center of its life.
THE EPIPHANY OF THE LORD ~ January 7, 2018 ~
The Church of Saint Dominic 93 Anstice Street, Oyster Bay, NY 11771
www.stdoms.org
Parish Office 516.922.4488 Hours: Monday - Friday 8am to 4pm fax 516-922-9491
Dr. Kevin McBride, Pastoral Associate Ext. 1166
Office of Administration 516.922.4488 Linda Nalick, Director Ext. 1197 Dave Paterson, Facilities Director Ext. 2240
Business Office 516.922.4488 Thomas Flynn, Comptroller Ext. 5560
Office of Development 516.922.4488 Kathy Murphy, Director Ext. 5321
Office of Parish Social Ministry 516.922.4488 Dawn Leat, Director Ext. 1294
Religious Education 516.922.7788 Carolyn Mangiarotti, Coordinator, Grades 1-5 [email protected] Ext. 3701
Catherine O’Neil, Coordinator, Grades 6-8 & RCIA [email protected] Ext. 3798
SCHOOLS OF SAINT DOMINIC Elementary School 516.922.4233 35 School Street Mr. Ronald J. Martorelli [email protected]
High School 516.922.4888 110 Anstice Street Ms. Maureen Keller Appel [email protected]
Celebrating our Faith
The Eucharist is celebrated on Weekdays (Monday through Saturday)
Chapel: 7:30 a.m.
Saturday
Church: 5:00 p.m. (Vigil)
Sunday
Chapel: 7:30 a.m., 8:45 a.m. & 5:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. (Spanish Mass)
Church: 10:00 a.m. (Family Mass)
11:30 a.m. (Parish Choir) Holy Day Schedule
Vigil Mass eve of the Holy Day 7:30 p.m. Chapel Holy Day 7:30 a.m. Chapel
Noon Chapel 7:30 p.m. Chapel
Celebrating the Sacraments
Anointing of the Sick Available by appointment
Emergency sick calls anytime 516.922.4488 (ext. 8)
Baptisms 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month at 1:30 p.m. in the Church.
Parents must contact the Parish Center to register. Baptism Preparation Class: 3rd Tuesday of the month at 7:30 p.m.
Please register in the Parish Office.
RCIA “Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults” For those adults who feel called to join our Catholic Faith
or to receive First Eucharist and/or Confirmation, please call the Parish Center.
Marriages A Nuptial Mass or Ceremony may be arranged by
registered parishioners or Alumni of St. Doms for Friday or Saturday, and only Ceremonies on Sunday.
Please note that Diocesan policy requires starting arrangements at least six months in advance of your planned date. Contact the Parish
Office to make an appointment to meet with a priest, deacon or pastoral associate.
Reconciliation (Confession) Experience God’s mercy through this sacrament.
Saturdays from 4 to 4:45 p.m. or call the Parish Office for an appoint-ment with a priest.
Celebrating our Parish Community
Parish Membership Saint Dominic is a welcoming parish and invites new
members to participate by registering at the Parish Office. If you are a member and have changed your address or plan to, please notify the
Parish Office.
BULLETIN REMINDER:
Please note that all articles for the bulletin must be received in the parish office no later than noon the Monday prior to the coming Sunday bulletin.
Anything received after that time will run in the following week’s bulletin. *From time to time there may be an early deadline due to production and holiday scheduling.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Reverend Kevin M. Smith, Pastor Reverend John Ekwoanya, Associate Pastor
Msgr. Robert Batule, In Residence Deacon Jesus M. Valdes
Dr. Kevin McBride, Pastoral Associate
Mass Intentions Week of January 7, 2017
Monday January 8 Antonio Aliberti Tuesday January 9 7:30 a.m. Catherine Deroko Wednesday January 10 7:30 a.m. Benjamin VanderPoel (4th Anniversary) Thursday January 11 7:30 a.m. Ann Walsh & James Goulden Friday January 12 7:30 a.m. Theresa Tavella Saturday January 13 7:30 a.m. Anna & Michael Pecora 5:00 p.m. William Ferris Deceased Members of the Altimari & Galazzo Families Sofoklis Boukas Madeline McCort Richard (Ricky) Alfano Intentions of Bill Carbone Sunday January 14 7:30 a.m. Vicenzo DiGrigoli 8:45 a.m. Salvatore & Virginia Scozzari 10:00 a.m. (family) Eugene Harsche 11:30a.m. Joseph H. Grieco 5:00p.m. Edward Innella, Sr. Guillermo Ruiz The Parishioners of St. Dominic
SACRIFICIAL GIVING Sunday, December 31, 2017 $8,523 Monday, January 1, 2018 $1,852
Donations thru Faith Direct for the Month of December $24,705
Thank you for your continued financial support of St. Dominic Parish
PRAY FOR THE SICK:
Jason Cox, Frances Passarelli, Dan C., Carol Cappozolli, Frank DeCarolis, David Maryon, Elizabeth Maryon,
Robert Teahan, Christopher Carney, Daniel Cole, John Nalick, Dawn (Nalick) Aliberti, Vivian Koch,
Gloria Lema, Dr. Kevin McBride, John Corso
Spending quiet time…
Every Wednesday, immediately following the 7:30a.m. Mass in the Chapel, the
Blessed Sacrament will be exposed until Benediction at 7:00 p.m. Why not take a few moments each Wednesday to spend
quiet time in prayer before the Blessed Sac-rament.
Hospice is a philosophy of care, not a location. Our focus is on goals of care expressed by the patient, and management of symptoms to maximize comfort and allow for patient goals to be realized. The hospice plan of care is designed to assure an end of life expe-rience that is dignified, comfortable, addresses spiritual concerns, and includes family members. Hospice care does not hasten death, rather, it celebrates life. Good Shepherd Hospice, as part of the Diocese of Rockville Centre, is coming to Mercy Medical Center. We are proud to share that a new hospice inpatient unit will open in the Summer of 2018, which will be the only Catholic hospice unit in Nassau County. We, at Good Shepherd Hospice are excited to continue our mission to provide compassionate, com-prehensive and family-focused care to all our patients and families across Long Island. Call 631-465-6350 or visit: Goodshepherdhospice.chsli.org/ to learn more.
Saturday and Sunday
JANUARY 13/14
Saturday (Church) 5:00pm
Extraordinary Ministers: Huminski, R&D, Carracino, Barrett, DeCarolis, Merritt
Lector:
T. Falcone
Altar servers:
S. Calderone, D. Peduto
E. Reardon-Rizzo
Sunday 7:30am (Chapel)
Extraordinary Ministers: Moore, Searby, Fasciano
Lector: L. Gillen
Altar servers: J. Moore, NEED VOLUNTEER
8:45am (Chapel)
Extraordinary Ministers: Tully, M&G, McBride
Lector: K. Gallagher
Altar servers: E. Guarini, C. Maher,
N. Viscovich
10:00am (Church) Extraordinary Ministers:
Manning, Basil, McDonnell, B&D
Lector: Family Mass
Altar servers:
D. Green, F. Olivieri, P. Rosh
11:30pm (Chapel) Extraordinary Ministers:
Benedicto, M&S, Johnson, Doyle, Mortati
Lector: E. Artusa
Altar servers: D. Paterson, M. Petrone,
M. Stebelsky
5:00pm (Church) Extraordinary Ministers: Smith, Cervoni, Skvarla
Lector: Club 4:12
Altar servers:
McKinley, A&L, R.Tabako
NEED VOLUNTEER
THE CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF ROCKVILLE CENTRE Part-time Bookkeeper positions (3) in Eastern Suffolk, Central Suffolk, and Nassau ~ 21 hours per week, 8:30am-4:30pm ~ to work with Parish Support Managers and Associate Parish Support Staff in providing financial services and administrative support to a select group of parishes and schools. Position Requirements: Knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel, Associ-ate Degree, preferably in the discipline of accounting or bookkeeping. Please email cover letter & resume in word format as an email attachment noting Part-Time-bookkeeper in subject of email to Human Resources Dept. Email: [email protected] / Fax: 516-678-9566
( and MORE…) CHRISTMAS FLOWERS…
In Memory of
Peter & Ethel Rose Louis Gusmerotti
Nicholas DeSantio, Sr. Christiansen & Gazzo Family
PARISH SOCIAL MINISTRY OUR PANTRY IS LOW & WE NEED YOUR HELP TO RE-STOCK OUR SHELVES:
The PSM/Outreach office is in need of the following items: kids snacks (gold fish, cheese-its, fruit snacks, pretzels, chips, cookies), juice boxes, macaroni and cheese, pasta sauce, cereal (no Cheerio-s please), oatmeal, granola bars (chocolate chip), cereal/granola bars, rice, Jello, pudding, oil, tea, coffee, pa-per towels, toilet paper, napkins, laundry detergent, bleach, cleaning supplies such as Windex, Lysol or Clorox wipes, bathroom cleaner, dusting spray, Comet, floor cleaner, sponges, dish washing soap, razors, deodorant for men and woman, toothbrushes, toothpaste, baby wipes and baby powder. Gift cards are also desperately needed to Stop N Shop, CVS & Speedway. We use these cards year round to give to the families in need in our community to shop for the items that we do not have in the pantry and to give them dignity to do so.
CUB SCOUT FUN AND FAITH DAY
SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 2018
SACRED HEART CHURCH MERRICK, NEW YORK 8:30 AM – 12:00 NOON
SAINT PATRICK’S CHURCH SMITHTOWN, NEW YORK
10:30 AM – 3:00 PM
A special day of prayer, handicrafts, and games. For information, contact the Catholic Scouting Office
516 678-5800, ext 245 [email protected]
The Saint Dominic Athletic Department, in conjunction with The Holy
Trinity HS Athletic Department & the Wounded Warrior project,
have partnered up for a very special event. On Friday, February 2nd,
2018, the Saint Dominic BayHawk Varsity Boys Basketball team will
host a Catholic League game against rival Holy Trinity Titans at the
Msgr Collins Gym on the campus of Saint Dominic HS. Tip-off is
scheduled for 7:30 p.m., with pre-game affairs starting at 7:00. The
contest will be a fund raiser for The Wounded Warrior project. This is
the second time that Saint Dominic HS has hosted this tremendous
event. As part of this special night, fans and supporters will have the
opportunity to purchase a unique Tee-shirt honoring this very
worthwhile cause. Tee shirts are $15 which includes the price of
admission to the game. There will be a limited # of Tee shirts
commemorating this special event, so please have your orders in
A.S.A.P. In addition there will be a 50/50 raffle during the game,
proceeds of which will be donated to the WWP.
For more information about the game and this special evening, please
contact: @ Saint Dominic HS, Athletic Director, Mr. John Corso @
Or: Holy Trinity HS, Mr. Joe Conefry, Senior Director of Advancement & Boys Basketball Coach, [email protected]
If you have a family member who is currently serving on active duty in the military, call the Parish Office to have their name added to our prayer list.
*In addition, please let us know the rank, or changes in rank for the names listed below* Please keep in your prayers all women and men who currently serve in our military all over the world.
MSgt Joseph Michael Aylward Lt. Robert Bellissimo Captain Erich Bohn Yessenia Canales Carl Carlsen Christopher Caruso Ashley Ferrufino Steven Ferrufino
Lt. Ian Parmley Hanes
Spc4 Nicholas Hoffman Ensign Michael Koncelik LCDR USCG Donna Leoce Frederick Manney IV Staff Sgt Robert Marotti III Spc4 Nicholas R. Murray Aaron Nibert US Army Peter J. Quick LT James Santelli III Robert Stasio
Seaman Zachary Sonneborn Sr CPO Howard D. Sonneborn III CPO 2d Class Travis Sonneborn CPL Brandon Stahl CPL Peter Wadkins, Jr. CPO Terry Worall AWF1 Ashley Wulforst AWF1 Thomas Wulforst Lt. Colonel Tamara Yavoski
Baptism Ministers Needed
Service: Assist celebrant at Sunday Baptism which takes place in the church at 1:30 PM on the 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month. Requirements: Love infants and guide the new parents One hour of training Commit to approximately 3 Sundays a year One meeting at the end of the year Results: Instant joy and gratification History: There are presently ten Baptism Ministers who have been part of the ministry for the past 10 to 20 years. Baptism Ministers work in pairs assisting the celebrant. There is a great deal of satisfaction and purpose in sacrificing a small amount of your time thereby giving much more back to your church. Contact: Toni Fleig by email: [email protected]
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION January 7, 2018
The Solemnity of the Epiphany of the Lord
TODAY, Sunday, January 7, 2018, at the 10:00am Family Mass we will celebrate the Feast of the Epiphany with the 1st & 2nd Level students who are invited to dress as Kings & Queens. A reception will follow our Mass in the Social Room hosted by the Catholic Daughters. We thank them for their welcoming hospitality and service to our parish community ~ it is greatly appreciated!
Today we celebrate the Solemnity of the Epiphany, the visit of the Three wise Men to the Christ Child in the manger. This visit signifies God’s invitation to the salvation he offers to each of us. These Three Kings were among the wisest men of their time. When it became know th them that the Messiah was about to be born, they orga-nized an expedition to find him. As their story tells us, they followed a star that led them to Bethlehem. Although their culture and religion were not the same, they ac-cepted Jesus as their Savior. Their gifts symbolize Christ’s identity and mission. Cas-par offered frankincense for God, Melchior brought gold for a king, and Balthasar brought myrrh used to anoint the dead.
“We saw His star in the East and have come to worship Him” Matthew 2:2
Knights Of Columbus
Oyster Bay Council 1206
Faith – Family – Parish - Charity - Unity.
We believe that a man is more than simply a man, when he bears the title of “Knight.”
That he is defined by his actions as a follower of God and as a leader in his community.
That he is thought of, and relied upon, as a spiritual leader by his family and in his parish.
Listen to your call to be part of a surging Catholic man’s spiritual movement. The call of the Knights is your call.
Put Your Faith in Action.
“And I sought for a man among them who should build up the wall and stand in the breach before me for the land…” EZEKIEL 22:30
Meetings held monthly on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays at 8:00 p.m. at the Silveri Center, entrance at the rear of St.
Dominic Chapel. Email the Council at [email protected] or call Stephen Gheerow at (646) 283-7257 or Stephen Pinzino Esq. at (516) 385-0157. Follow the Council on Facebook at Knights of Columbus Oyster Bay Council1206.
GIRL SCOUT RELIGIOUS AWARDS WORKSHOP For all Girl Scouts, grade 1 and above ~ Saturday, 1/20/2018
9:00am—2:30pm in the Silveri Center To register for the workshop and obtain additional information, Including the fee, please contact Lynn at 516-375-9552
VOLUNTEER DRIVERS NEEDED to transport seniors to their medical appointments
Our car, our gas, your time ~ as much or as little as you can spare. Please contact Mimi at the Center: 516-922-6422. You’ll love the seniors!!!
“ONE JOURNEY THROUGH FAITH AND EDUCATION.”
SAINT DOMINIC HIGH SCHOOL NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS Over the vacation, under the supervision of head coach Mrs. Michele O’Brien and assistant coach Michele Kurowski, our girls varsity basketball team traveled to Albany to play in 2 games. The girls played well, but most of all the girls had a great bonding experience with each other and will have memories for a lifetime. Congratulations to our November Students of the Month: Freshman: Patrick Brosky Sophomore: Makaela Flanagan Junior: Brooke Regan Senior: Alexandria Rothschild-Edwards Class of 2022 acceptance letters will be mailed out on Wednesday, January 17th. Congratulations to all of the 8th graders on their acceptances! Mark your calendars: Accepted Students’ Day will be held on Wednesday, January 23rd from 4:00-6:00 p.m. If you have any further questions, please contact Mr. O’Brien at 516-922-4888 x5325 or e-mail at [email protected]. Have a wonderful week and God Bless!
~ Mrs. Maureen K. Appel, Principal of St. Dominic HS
Like our patron, St. Dominic, this Gospel community seeks religious and academic truth. We are educated to promote prayer, charity, and respect with reverence to Mary, the mother of The Absolute Truth, Jesus Christ.
Follow St. Dominic HS on Twitter @StDomsHS , Instagram at stdomshs, and on Facebook. For more information about our High School’s spiritual, academic, and social programs
along with our athletic scores, please visit our new website, hs.stdoms.org.
