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Confessions: Saturdays: 12:00 noon to 1:00 pm or by appointment. Please call the rectory.
Eucharistic Adoration: Eucharistic Adoration on the First Friday of the month, beginning with the 8:30 am Mass and concluding with Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament at 3:00 pm.
Novena Services: Miraculous Medal Novena and the Saint Teresa Novena, with veneration of the relic of Saint Teresa, every Monday following the 8:30 am Mass.
Baptisms: Most Sundays at 1:30 pm following the 12:30 pm Mass. Parents are asked to contact the rectory and schedule an appointment with one of the parish priests to make arrangements for the celebration of the Sacrament.
Marriages: Please contact the rectory well in advance of the wedding to schedule an appointment with one of the parish priests. Participation in the Marriage Preparation Program offered by the Archdiocese of New York is required. To register for Marriage Preparation sessions, contact the Family Life / Respect Life website at www.flrl.org.
Parish Membership: New parishioners are warmly welcomed. Stop by the parish office or call for a membership form. It is important that all parishioners are registered. Please register with us so that we know you are here.
Served by
Msgr. William J. Belford ..................................Pastor
Father John Kallattil, VC .................Parochial Vicar
Father Steven Challman ............Sunday Associate
Mrs. Rita Azzopardi........................ School Principal
Mrs. Lisa Rametta........ Religious Ed. Coordinator
Mrs. Lisa Naughton ........................Parish Manager
Mr. Edward Morand ................... Director of Music
Mass Schedule
Saturday .................. 4:00 pm, Vigil Mass
Sunday St. Teresa............... 7:30 am 10:30 am 12:30 pm 5:00 pm
St. Nicholas ........... 9:00 am
Eve of Holydays .... 4:00 pm
Holy Days .............As announced in bulletin.
Daily Masses ........8:30 am Mon. to Sat. 12 Noon Tues. to Fri.
Rectory ......................................... 718-442-5412
School ........................................... 718-448-9650
CCD Office ................................... 718-981-2632
Fax .................................................. 718-442-9041
Website ....................... www.saintteresasi.org
Email...................... [email protected]
June 28, 2020
Rectory Office Hours: Monday thru Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Ways To Support Our Parish 1. Use Sunday Envelopes 2. Donate Online.
Go to saintteresasi.churchgiving.com 3. Include a bequest to St. Teresa in you
will “I leave (amount) for the good works of St. Teresa Church.”
Church of Saint Teresa of the Infant Jesus and St. Nicholas Chapel
St. Nicholas Chapel La Bau Avenue and Northern Boulevard
St. Teresa of the Infant Jesus 1634 Victory Boulevard
Castleton Corners Staten Island, NY 10314
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SATURDAY, June 27 SUNDAY, June 28
8:30 AM Father’s Day Novena
MONDAY, June 29 TUESDAY, June 30 WEDNESDAY, July 1
THURSDAY, July 2 FRIDAY, July 3 SATURDAY, July 4
SUNDAY, con nued
Do Whatever He Tells You! – (John 2:5)
Thank you for your
Sunday donations! WeShare
online amount was $3,278.
Parishioners brought enve-
lopes with contributions of
$3,249.
8:30 AM In Honor of St. Joseph 12 Noon Tim Murphy
8:30 AM Dominick Regalbuto and Maria Stassola
4:00PM Father’s Day Novena 9:00 AM Lucy and Tino Coniglione
Yourprayersarerequestedforallwhoaresickinourparishandcommunity,especially:
Grace Agalo-os, Karen Bertuzzi, Michael Borik, Vincent Borzumato, Nicholas Crispiano, Nicho-las Ciricirillo, Carina DeGulio, Ed Diaz, Rachel
Diaz, Kevin Dunne, Patricia Dunne, Joanie Edwards, Augus ne Ferrer, Mark & Arlene Fileccia, Michael G., Josephine Greco, Edward Gross, Elaine Guarlino, David Hall, Vincent Hicks, Barbara Hicks, Buddy Jarrel, Pat Jarrell, Jennifer Johnson, Donnalyn Law-ton, Catherine Leone, Edward Lewis, Genevieve Lewis, Linda Ma-honey, Paul Mahoney, Emma Jane Mannix, Mikia James Mar n, Judy C. Mc., Raymond and Maureen McLaughlin, Bill McMillen, Susan Morris, Helen Nadeau, Josephine Nastasi, Ryan Pizzaro, Joanny Pizzu , Sal Pres giacomo, Edwin Rodriguez, Jerry Sca -aglia, Cheryl Spinelli, Joseph Tirone, Alex Valen , David Valle, Margaret White, William Wisnieski.
Members of our Legion of Mary are willing to visit the sick at home. For addi onal informa on please contact Patricia Signorelli at 718-981-9353.
Pray for Our Parishioners in the Military Private Daniel A. Hughes, U.S. Army, Ft. Jackson, S.C.
Corporal Connor M. O’Brien, U.S. Marine Corp., Marine Corps Base Twentynine Palms, Twentynine Palms, CA.
SRA Michael Mazzarella, U.S. Air Force, Middle East
CELEBRANTS FOR NEXT SUNDAY
Church of Saint Teresa of the Infant Jesus and St. Nicholas Chapel Staten Island, NY
8:30 AM Anne McDougall 12 Noon Father’s Day Novena
8:30 AM Burton Cohen 12 Noon Roberta Wisnieski
7:30 AM Father’s Day Novena 10:30 AM Josephine Coppolino 12:30 PM Marguerite Vigorito and Lisa Smith Sozio 5:00 PM For the People of Our Parish
July 5 Priest
Saturday 4:00 PM Msgr. Belford
Sunday 7:30 AM Fr. Kalla l
9:00 AM Fr. Kalla l
10:30 AM Msgr. Belford
12:30 PM Msgr. Belford
5:00 PM Fr. Challman
8:30 AM Bob Stephens 12 Noon Roberta Wisnieski
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June 28, 2020
Dear Parishioners and Friends of Saint Teresa Church, Let me start with the wonderful news that we began to offer public Masses in our church last Monday, and will continue to do so every day, please God! Weekday Masses are very popular with people who are trying to be holy. Listening to the Word of God at Mass and receiving the Body of Christ in Holy Communion is something that some parishioners want to do several times a week or even every day. Perhaps this is an invitation for you too? Our daily Masses take a half hour or less, and provide people with contact with God and an opportunity for receiving strength and comfort and peacefulness. Some of your days are too busy. Some are too empty. Many people have discovered that a weekday Mass makes many of those days better and happier. Especially if you are pondering a big decision, or carrying a heavy cross, or trying to follow through on a promise to pray for someone you know who needs divine help - bring that to Mass, to Jesus on the altar, for divine assistance. Daily Mass-goers pray for others, not just themselves. Spouses and children and grandchildren need love - and praying is loving. Families have arguments, neighbors have fights, alcohol and drugs disrupt lives and families, strangers harm one another There are always people and things to pray for! We all should be praying for our nation, and for the wisdom of voters and of our elected officials, and for respect for human life, from conception through all the years to natural death. And let us pray for the survival of the sick and for a vaccine to protect us from the novel coronavirus that remains such a threat, not just to sports and games, but to health and prosperity and education. We have daily Mass on Monday at 8:30am, followed by Miraculous Medal Novena prayers. On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday we have Mass at 8:30am and 12 Noon. Every Saturday we have Mass at 8:30, and the Sacrament of Reconciliation (known also as Penance and as Confession) is offered from Noon to 1pm in the sac-risty at the front of the church, in the room where the priest gets ready for Mass, near the statue of Saint Joseph. So now you know about weekday Masses. Let me highlight the times when we have Masses on Sunday, the Day of the Lord's Resurrection. We have a Sunday Vigil Mass each Saturday at 4pm. That 4pm Mass is one of our biggest Masses of the weekend, and so we have decided that this will be the Mass that our parish will live-stream each week. Once we have everything set up, people will be able to watch this Mass as it happens on Saturday afternoon - or, watch it that night or on Sunday at whatever time is good for them. I thank my technical teammates - Rich Nellis, Lisa Rametta, and John Lauria - for encouraging me and planning how to get this complicated task in order. Right now, we need Spectrum to increase the strength of our internet con-nection in the church so that the signal goes out reliably and clearly. This Mass will be a boon for the sick and home-bound. But there are others who will see this as well. My hope: some people will watch who have been missing, and many who have been missing will get hungry to come and share the whole Eucharistic meal. One more thing to know is why we have a change of place in our Sunday schedule. Right now, government rules say that to protect us from infection by crowding together, only 25% of capacity can be occupied. For our church, with 500 seats, that means that only 125 people can attend a Mass right now. Our St. Nicholas Chapel in Sunnyside - with 150 seats - allows us less than 40 people. That is so much less than the 100+ who often attend the chapel Mass. We would be turning so many away. So, I think you will agree: it is a good decision to temporarily transfer the 9am Mass from the Chapel to the Church. We will go back to the Chapel when we can use all its seats. By now you may be saying: tell us the times already!! Alright! If you are feeling fine and know that Sunday is the Lord's Day and are not nervous or unable to come to the Eucharistic banquet, join us for a Saturday Mass at 4pm, or on Sunday at 7:30, 9:00, 10:30, 12:30, or 5:00, all in St. Teresa Church. Our parish's excellent Director of Music, Mr. Edward Morand, will be playing the organ, and a cantor who will lead us in song at most Masses. Some final words about what is new at Mass because of the virus. Your health and safety are our priority. Please protect yourself and others from passing along that invisible sickness. Among the effective practices, please: * sit only where you see orange tape on the pew tops; family members can sit together * wear a mask all the time you are in church, except when receiving Holy Communion * we are omitting processions, the sign of peace, and Holy Communion on the tongue * we were instructed to remove all missalettes and hymnals * practice social distancing of six feet or more from one another * use our sanitizing stations in the vestibule to cleanse your hands * leave happily, and remember that waving and blowing kisses is the best we can do for now. Respectfully yours in Jesus Christ, Msgr. William Belford
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YOUR FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR SAINT TE-
RESA PARISH IS VERY APPRECIATED. PLEASE CONTINUE TO SEND YOUR GENER-OUS DONATIONS, IN THE FORM OF WEEK-
LY ENVELOPES, MONTHLY CHECKS, OR ONLINE GIVING CALLED WESHARE.
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A FAMILIAR HYMN TO SING THIS WEEK Come, Holy Ghost, Creator blest,
And in our hearts take up thy rest; Come with thy grace and heavenly aid
To fill the hearts which thou hast made, To fill the hearts which thou hast made.
——————————————————— At this time of the virus, we are told that we cannot put the missalettes in the pews. But if you want one to use, take a missalette home
from the vestibule table, and bring it with you each week to help you enjoy the Mass.
GOLDEN AGE SOCIETY NEWS
Our Senior Citizens lead the way again! While others are anxiously holding back, our Golden Age leaders have been planning exciting new trips for our members and for others who want to travel with them. If you are interested in these social activities, please contact our Golden Age President Lorraine Sellers at 718-477-0083.
NEXT TRIP IS TO BEAUTIFUL VERMONT Motorcoach transportation 4 nights lodging 8 meals: 4 breakfasts and 4 dinners Tour of Morse Farm Maple Sugarworks Tour of Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream Factory including Free Samples Dinner Cruise on Beautiful Lake Champlain with Entertainment Admission to Shelburne Museum Visit to Cold Hollow Cider Mill Tour of Rock of Ages Granite Quarry Visit to Stowe Village
Monday September 28– Friday October 2, 2020 5 Days 4 Nights $699./ (20 seats already reserved)
NEXT APRIL: NATION’S CAPITAL WASHINGTON DC Motorcoach transportation 2 nights lodging 4 meals: 2
breakfasts and 2 dinners Guided Tour of Washington, DC Our Tours feature the WW II Memorial, Capitol Hill, Embassy
Row, the Korean War Veterans Memorial, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial, the
Lincoln Memorial, and more! Evening Guided Memorial and Monuments Tour Tram Ride through Arlington National
Cemetery Admission to the Museum of the Bible Friday April 17—19, 2021 / 3 days, 2 nights / $363.
St. Teresa’s Bereavement Group St. Teresa’s Bereavement Group will be meeting every Saturday morning at 10:45 via the Conference Call Sys-tem until they can resume scheduled meetings in the Parish House. This is the phone # for participants to call in at 10:45am on Saturday mornings - 978-990-5027. The access code is 455962# as some may want to refer to it in the weeks to come. Contact Deacon Novella Lawrence at 347-581-1082 if you have any questions. A call before is requested to make first-time visitors comfortable.
Our Religious Education Program welcomes new students now and
throughout the summer! Contact Reli-gious Education Coordinator Mrs. Lisa Rametta at [email protected]
We are eager to serve you and to help your children to grow in faith, hope,
and love.
SIGN UP NOW TO BE CONNECTED WITH OUR PARISH AND TO GET THE LATEST NEWS FROM OUR CARDINAL AND OUR PASTOR!
JOIN FLOCKNOTE TODAY FOR ALL OUR CHURCH NEWS.
Registration is easy and fast.
Please register on our website at saintteresasi.org
Remember To Help Saint Teresa Parish When You Make Your Will
You can do a lot of good and will be remembered with gratitude if you include our Church in your will. Have a conversation with your lawyer, with Msgr. Belford, or with a diocesan gift planning specialist at (646) 794-
3317 about how to include our St. Teresa Parish in your will or living trust.
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