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Faith, Family, Fellowship
May 5, 2019 Third Sunday of Easter
Center Office Hours: Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
(9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in July & August)
631.271.4455 (phone) ÷ 631.271.1415 (fax)
website: www.stelizabeth.org email: [email protected]
Pastoral Team
Pastoral Council and Trustees
Support Staff
Trinity Regional School Miss Jean Morcone, Principal
631-261-5130
Council Jerry Asher Jennifer Ceonzo Marie Dybec Mark Haweny Linda Iadevaia
John Kozlowski Donald Mueller Fr. Irinel Racos Chris Sailon Meredith Szypot Trustees
David Klaum Kathleen McIntyre
Business Office Kim Mergl Ext. 303 [email protected]
Communications Elvira Luckstone Ext. 311 [email protected]
Reception Desk Connie Falen Mary Ann Kies Mary McNamara
Ext. 301 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Religious Education Jeanne Beirne Ext. 302 [email protected]
Father Irinel Racos - Pastor Ext. 313 [email protected]
Deacon John Failla - Pastoral Associate Ext. 316 [email protected]
Virgil Barkauskas - Director, Music Ext. 307 [email protected]
Mary Calabrese - Director, Sacramental and Adult Formation Ext. 321 [email protected]
MaryAnn Giannettino - Director, Parish Social Ministry Ext. 309 [email protected]
Harry Perepeluk - Business and Facilities Manager Ext. 304 [email protected]
Lois Szypot - Director, Religious Education Ext. 308 [email protected]
Jeanne Victor - Director, Liturgy Ext. 318 [email protected]
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We invite all new members of our parish community to register at the Center. We also encourage you to join one of our numerous parish ministries, so that you may acquire a deeper sense of belonging and accomplishment serving the needs of others.
Celebration of the Eucharist Weekdays (Monday to Thursday) at 9:30 a.m.
Saturdays at 5:00 p.m. (Vigil for Sunday)
Sundays at 8:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m. (Family Mass) and Noon
Holy days usually at 9:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. (Please check the bulletin or website.)
Becoming a Catholic or Adult Confirmation Are you interested in becoming Catholic? Were you never Confirmed and now find that you would like to complete your Sacraments of Initiation? Are you interested in finding out more about the Catholic faith? If you answered “Yes” to any of these questions, then Faith Formation is for you! Call the Parish Center for more information.
Baptism Baptisms are celebrated on various Sundays throughout the year at 1:15 p.m. You are encouraged to register for the baptism BEFORE YOUR CHILD IS BORN, so that it is easier to attend the required Baptism Preparation Class. Please call the Center and we will be happy to set up an appointment. Many parents also use this opportunity to register in the Parish as a new parishioner. Information about Godparents is available on the website.
Marriage We are happy to arrange for your wedding. First, we have the marriage interview and then we can set the date for the wedding. More information is available on the website. Please call the Center for an appointment and we will be happy to help you!
Reconciliation Confessions are heard in our Church Reconciliation Room (in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel) on Saturdays from 4:00 until 4:45 p.m. You are also welcome to call the Center and make an appointment to celebrate the Sacrament.
Anointing of the Sick We encourage all those eligible for this Sacrament to be anointed after the Noon Mass on the first Sunday of the month or by calling the Center. Those eligible are those who are about to undergo an operation; are suffering from serious illness and the condition has worsened; or are enduring the weakening effects of advancing age and it has been one year since they were last anointed.
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Vincent Caracciolo, requested by Charles Adams. Patricia Keany and Lillian Sarrero, requested by the Adams Family. Susan Henry, requested by Jane Adler. Lillian Arbisi; Marie Graziano, requested by Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Arbisi. Bauer & Fischer Families, requested by Linda & Rose Ann Bauer. Catherine Lyons Bender, requested by Bender Family. Lily and Sam Willy; Mary & David, requested by Mr. & Mrs. Ranjit Benjamin.
Vittorio Giaquinto, requested by Maria Giaquinto & the Biangasso Family. Salvatore Buda; Josephine Buda, requested by Mom Buda. Wilfred & Alice Buhse, requested by Thomas & Sheila Buhse. John Burke, requested by Lorraine & Jimmy Burke. Francis X. Caimano, requested by Claire Caimano. Elsie Almiron & Rodolfo Dameno, requested by Andrea Cohen. Karen Carter; Carmella Colavita, requested by Amy & James Colavita. Harold J. Smith, Jr.; Robert J. Collins, Sr., requested by Bridgette & Bob Collins. Ralph & Neil Congello, requested by Mary Congello. William Conklin & Michael Lemke, requested by Joann Conklin. Tom & Josephine Connor, requested by Gregory Connor. Barbara & Edward Robba; Dominic Conte, requested by Denise Conte. Gene Contino, requested by Gilda Contino. Charles Innusa; Karla Arias; Barbara Nilsen, requested by the Davi Family. Our parents, requested by Mr. & Mrs. Henry DeBonis. Norma De Golyer, requested by her loving family DelGolyer/Seltzer. John M. DelliCarpini, requested by the DelliCarpini Family. Mary Randone; Anastasia Brennan and Maria Castagnola, requested by Mr. & Mrs. Frank DiRocco. Fredrick & Gertrude Diekmann, requested by Charles & Pat Diekmann. John W. Dietrich, requested by Helen Dietrich. Peter Dillon; John & Eileen Cawley and Jack & Lenore Dillon, requested by the Dillon Family. Frank Durso, requested by the Durso, Bosco & Fleming Families. Bernard & Nancy Early, requested by Garrett Early. Pauline Fauci; Larry Indimine, requested by Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Fauci. George Pepino, requested by Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Ferrari. Frank & Marie Alberti; Biagio & Frances Ferreri; Frank & Nina Savoca; Francesca Savoca; Joseph Alberti, requested by Ralph & Prudy Ferreri. Anastacio Figueroa, requested by Mrs. Teresita Figueroa. Edward J. Franz; Albert & Theresa Franz; George & Anne Conroy, requested by Mr. & Mrs. Edward H. Franz. Deceased Members of the Frisenda, Aievoli, Nappi, DeSena, Ranieri and Foglia Families, requested by Mr. & Mrs. Attilio A. Frisenda. Rosary L. Garrity, requested by the Garrity Family. Rosalinda Payawal, requested by Mr. & Mrs. Steven Geftner.
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We welcome our First Communicants to the Table of the Lord
May 4 and 5, 2019
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Victoria Ashley Alms Giuliana Rose App Lorenzo Albert Aufiero James Francis Barbarino Matthew Joseph Bertalli Ariana Eve Brzac Gianna Margaret Carapazza Victor John Cardella Michael J. Carrasco Isabella Sophia Cintron Jack Noah Concepcion Adelaide Mary Corry Adrianna DaSilva Vincent Davi Adrianna Rose DiLeo Mason Anthony Eastwood Sydney Edden Jack Anthony Gatto Andrew Guandique Christian Guandique Gavin Tate Hampar Samantha Ryan Imhof Avery Isabella Kaden Aiden Joseph Koster Amelia Lapinski Andrew Mitchell Manfredi
Gloria Helene McDonald John Otto McDonald Alyssa Rose Mestecky William Francis Montana Abigail Lily O’Reilly Ryan Anthony Oswald Giovanni Palmieri Sarah Papa Henry Conde Jacob Parrone John Paul Anthony Pugliese Jesse Quinn, Jr. Victoria Perl Rasco Lucas Michael Rodriguez Sophie Jolie Ruiz Nicolas A. Sandoval Anthony Joseph Savasta Adrianna Scarola Shannon Q. Sinnott Kaylin Elizabeth Smith Benjamin A. Tavera Andrew Robert Tedesco Gwendolyn Rose Tomitz Kaitlyn Rose Trapani Luciano Joseph Trapani Rebecca Emily Tripoli Thomas Reed Wasylyshyn
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Rosary Society Annual May Crowning
Please join us on Monday, May 6, at 7:00 p.m. in the Church for our annual May Crowning Ceremony.
All are welcome and invited to share in this special devotion to honor Mary, Queen of Heaven and Earth. We will recite the Rosary and sing Marian songs.
Refreshments and good fellowship will follow in the Hospitality Room. For more information, contact Janet Price at 631.338.3356
Considering becoming a Rosarian?
Please contact Janet Price 631.338.3356 Please join us at the next Rosary Society meeting Monday, May 13. The evening will begin at 7 p.m. in the Church with the recitation of the Rosary. Business, refreshments and good fellowship follow in the Hospitality Room.
All Are Welcome !
The Creed may not be the most boring part of Mass, but in many churches it contends mightily. It’s long. It’s the same thing week after week. It’s hard to understand. People mumble it. You may hear people praise their church for its great music, an insightful preacher, outstanding lectors, beautiful art, or even
convenient parking. But no one brags that their church has a rip-roaring experience at the Creed.
What to do? Some places just skip it. Others take the bull by the horns and sing the durn thing. You can even hear it sung in Latin if you know where to go.
The liturgy itself offers a couple ways to break the monotony. During Lent and Easter and at children’s Masses, for example, we may recite the Apostles’ Creed instead. You probably know the Apostles’ Creed as the one that begins the rosary. It’s shorter than the Nicene Creed. That’s supposed to make it more appealing to children.
Legend has it that the Apostles formulated the one named for them. History has it that the Council of Constantinople (381) formulated the beliefs proclaimed by the Council of Nicaea in 325. The Nicene Creed found its way into the weekly liturgy between the fifth and the eleventh centuries. One way to add variety to the Creed is by turning it into a question and answer device. This happens at the Easter Vigil, and, in the United States, on Easter Sunday Masses. This practice restores the Creed to its most ancient structure. Back in the second and third centuries, creeds took this form at the baptism of new Christians. “Do you believe ...?” “I do.” And down they’d go into the water. Ever since Matthew closed his Gospel with Jesus urging us to baptize in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, creeds have taken this three-part structure.
The purpose of the Creed is to express with conviction the heart of what we believe. It doesn’t include Catholic issues the media like to chew on: celibacy, male leadership, and the church’s positions on morality. Some elements of Catholic life have changed over the years and could change again. The Creed stays the same. Sadly, the secular press never gives us Easter headlines boasting, “Thousands Profess Faith in Christ at Easter Vigil.” That’s not news. We know better. It’s good news. It’s worth saying over and over again, week after week, in a long mantra that gives us unity, pride, and faith.
Copyright 2012 Resource Publications, Inc.
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The Creed by Paul Turner
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Eucharistic Minister, Lector and Altar Server Schedules
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May 11 May 12 May 11, 5:00 PM May 12, 8:00 AM May 12, 10:00 AM May 12, 12:00 PM
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Steve Schnittger - B1 Presider Presider - B2 Barbara Potenza - B3 Londa Schrager - B4 Jennifer Ceonzo - C1 Phyllis Verdolino - C2 Marsha Berg - C3 Nancy Dunn - C4
David Tomlet - B1 Presider Presider - B2 Doris Morrison - B3 Andrea Frisenda - B4 Marianne Mills - C1 Diane Karcher - C2 Sharon De Lorenzo - C3 Art Frisenda - C4
Linda Iadevaia - B1 Presider Presider - B2 Mary Alice DelliCarpini - B3 Patricia Cellamare - B4 Michele/James Reilly - C1 Bob Ahlstrom - C2 Eileen Conneely - C3 Gloria Lambert - C4
John Wood, Sr. - B1 Presider Presider - B2 Laura Scanlon - B3 Al Thompson - B4 Joan Pollack - C1 Midge Thompson - C2 Dave Mesecher - C3 Laura Morelli - C4
READER Michael Kozlowski - R1 Martha Screeney - R2
Teresa Gefter - R1 Jo Ann Messina - R2
Theresa Ahlstrom - R1 Junior Lector - R2
Jeanne Victor - R1 Angelina Libardi - R2
Altar Servers
Peter Ceonzo - A1 Elizabeth Ceonzo - A2 Brian Rollman - A3 Emily Rollman - A4
Austin Chang - A1 Kaitlin Chang - A2 Bronsyn Chiechi - A3 Jacianna Chiechi - A4
Mary Grace Reilly - A1 Mycaela Reilly - A2 Christopher Scortichini - A3 Thomas Pignatelli - A4
Jordan Vargas - A1 Matthew Jacobs - A2 John Wood - A3 Ryan Wood - A4
May 18 May 19 May 18, 5:00 PM May 19, 8:00 AM
May 19, 10:00 AM FIRST COMMUNIONS
May 19, 12:00 PM FIRST COMMUNIONS
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Anna Maria Cipriano - B1 Presider Presider - B2 Sheila Buhse - B3 Diane Mueller - B4 Rich/Pat Scharpf - C1 Susan Hurd - C2 Nancy Dunn - C3 Donald Mueller - C4
Pat Dillon - B1 Presider Presider - B2 Marianne Mills - B3 Bruce Geiser - B4 Diane Karcher - C1 Kim Sparaco - C2 Mary Therese Geiser - C3 Laura Vota - C4
Lori Sarnataro - B1 Presider Presider - B2 Jerry Asher - B3 John Kelly - B4 Meg Vastola - C1 Marguerite Melone - C2 Dawn Kelly - C3 Cathy Cangemi - C4
Chris Coronesi - B1 Presider Presider - B2 Deacon John Failla - B3 Ann Hanousek - B4 Dina Barbarino - C1 Jeanne Victor - C2 Marie Dybec - C3 Theresa Crivello - C4
READER John Toohey - R1 Nancy Miraglia - R2
Mike Conner - R1 Paula Conner - R2
Paul Vastola - R1 Junior Lector - R2
Tom Hanousek - R1 Donna Pape Marinelli - R2
Altar Serv-ers
Billy Richardt - A1 Scott Martin - A2 Joseph Miraglia - A3
Nina Rodriguez - A1 Noelle Decker - A2 Luke Decker - A3 Shaelynn Scharpf - A4
Anya Vastola - A1 Blaise Vastola - A2 Thomas Breaton - A3 Jacqueline Esswein - A4
Matthew Jacobs - A1 Keith Mesecher - A2 Joseph Coronesi - A3 Jordan Vargas - A4
ST.ELIZABETH SENIOR GROUP
MAY MEETINGS
MAY 7
MOTHERS’ DAY LUNCH
MAY 21 SING-ALONG
WITH DON VALENTI
Our Respect Life Committee would like to invite all parishioners to attend any of the pro-life events listed below:
Saturday, May 11 Unmask Planned Parenthood Pro-Life Event. Planned Parenthood of Hudson Peconic’s Cabaret Night fundraiser. Congregational Church of Huntington, 30 Washington Drive, Centerport. Pro-lifers will gather outside of the church as a public statement that abortion is nothing to celebrate. Signs provided/bring your own. Rain or shine. Participants must be peaceful and lawful. (Please don’t bring young children as there are no curbs along narrow roadway.) Sponsored by LI Coalition for Life: 631-243.1435 or [email protected].
Monday, June 3 March for Life NY - Albany, New York; prayer, march, rallies with guest speakers. Transportation available. For more information, [email protected]; 631.681.7275
For more information, contact Kathy and Bob Kaufman: 631.877.8121 or 917.705.6118
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Our Mission
A place where parishioners make new friends, revisit old friends and socialize
in an atmosphere of support and faith
as a vital part of the
St. Elizabeth Parish community.”
Our next business meeting is Monday, May 13 @ 7 p.m., Room 108
Please consider joining us!
We welcome all Catholic women, over the age of 18, to share their time, ideas, gifts and talents with us to help serve others. We know life can be very hectic and that time is not always easy to give up, but if you can offer one evening a month and an extra day or two per year, we would love to hear from you. CDA is one of the largest organizations of Catholic women….in the world, consisting of lay and religious women who love and support the Church and who like to participate in religious, social and charitable activities. CDA offers high school, college and graduate scholarship opportunities for our members’ families and offers many ways to fill your desire to “give back.” We are aware of the needs in society that are deeply affecting today’s generation, the elderly and all human life. To be effective in promoting good works and making a difference in the lives of others, we join together--pooling our time, talents, gifts, ideas and resources. Our sisterhood and faith become stronger and our works more meaningful. Our next business meeting will begin promptly at 7 p.m. on Monday, May 13. We will be more than happy to answer any questions you might have. We are eager to expand our organization and sisterhood and look forward to meeting you! Answer our Lord’s call with faith, generosity and love by joining the Catholic Daughters of the Americas! For more information prior to our meeting, please contact:
Regent Claire Spencer 631.427.6235 / [email protected]
Vice-Regent Karen Sheehan
631.806.7334 / [email protected]
Please join the Catholic Daughters of the Americas in supporting the American Legion at their Annual Veterans Fundraiser June 1& 2 before and after all Masses in the Hospitality Room.
Lush Plants
Exciting Raffle Baskets
50/50
Raffle Basket preview and pre-sale on Memorial Day
Weekend (May 25/26).
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Catholic Daughters of the Americas
Court St. Elizabeth #2687
We welcome into our parish and our community the following
newly-baptized members:
Megan Lynn Barrett Mason Joseph Tesoro
Zilia Agnes Vivian Weinstein Joseph Carmine Werner
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Camp: August 5 to 9, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Opening Mass: Sunday, August 4, 10 a.m.
Closing Mass: Sunday, August 11, 10 a.m.
Family Information
Last Name:______________________________
Parents:________________________________
Street:__________________________________
Town: __________________________________
Phone:_________________________________
Email: (required)____________________________
Parish: (if not St. Elizabeth)_____________________
Emergency #:____________________________
Emergency Contact:_______________________
Relationship:_____________________________
Registration $75 per Camper (K-5th grade)
$75 per Counselor-in-Training (CIT) (6th/7th gr.) $55 per Counselor (8th-12th grade)
$10 per additional T-shirt (one is included)
Name #1:__________________________
Grade entering in fall _____ Circle: Camper CIT Counselor T-shirt: Child / Adult S, M, L, XL 1+___
Name #2:__________________________
Grade entering in fall _____ Circle: Camper CIT Counselor T-shirt: Child / Adult S, M, L, XL 1+___
Name #3:__________________________
Grade entering in fall _____ Circle: Camper CIT Counselor T-shirt: Child / Adult S, M, L, XL 1+___
Name #4:_________________________
Grade entering in fall _____ Circle: Camper CIT Counselor T-shirt: Child / Adult S, M, L, XL 1+___
Return this completed form with your check made
payable to St. Elizabeth Church to: St. Elizabeth Parish Center, 175 Wolf Hill Road,
Melville, NY 11747 - Attention: VBC. Questions? Email Emily: [email protected]
Medical/Special Needs & Allergies
(specify for each child)
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
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Understanding the Sunday Readings Third Sunday of Easter
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Hear our Prayers O Lord for…
the Deceased Arthur Bariahtaris; Antoinette Davi Salvatore Fasulo
the Sick Karen DiBiase; Michael Earley Margaret Mezzacapo; Thomas Ruggero Andrew Taveres; Anthony Visslailli
Our Servicemen and Women Ssgt. James Calfa, U.S. Army Tsgt. Mitchell Ciccarelli, U.S. Air Force Airman Dylan Ciccarelli, U.S. Air Force MIDN Brian Z. DiSalvo, U. S. Navy Major Thomas Frey, U.S.M.C. Lt. Brendan Johnston, U.S. Navy Cpl. Brad John Peck, U.S.M.C. Lt. Kiersten Spencer, U.S. Army Lt. Col. Kent Walsh, U.S. Army Lt. Frederick Zappala, U.S. Army
First Reading: In between the event described in
last Sunday’s reading and today’s text, the
Apostles have been arrested, imprisoned and
miraculously released to resume their proclamation
of the Gospel. As today’s reading begins, they are
apprehended again. Always, there is the shadow of
the Cross: Jesus’, the disciples’ and our own.
Would that we, too, could rejoice in our sufferings
for the sake of Jesus.
Responsorial Psalm 30: Psalm 30 is a song of
praise celebrating God’s deliverance of His people
and, particularly in today’s liturgy, of the Apostles.
Surely the words of the psalmist sustained them,
giving them courage and hope in all they would
endure.
Second Reading: In a vision, John, the Christian
prophet, sees God’s heavenly throne surrounded
by the elders, the living creatures and countless
angels. They sing praise to the victorious Lamb of
God. All creatures in heaven and on earth join in
the triumphal hymn.
Gospel: The Apostles have returned to their
former occupation as fishermen; in this instance,
with little success. Jesus gifts them with a
miraculous catch of fish, then nourishes them
with food for body and spirit. The disciples know,
without a doubt, that it is the Lord. The longer
option includes Jesus’ triple questioning of Peter’s
love for Him (paralleling his earlier threefold denial).
Peter likewise receives a threefold commission to
shepherd Jesus’ flock. Peter’s destiny is the focus
of the final verses. His martyrdom, like Jesus’ own
Death, would glorify God. Today’s Gospel ends with
the command and invitation to ”Follow me.” The
way of the disciple can be none other than the way
of Jesus.
Monday, May 6 Peter J. Coney Tuesday, May 7 Sam and Sarah Lanuto Wednesday, May 8 Martha M. Screeney \
Thursday, May 9 Vincent Gazzo Saturday, May 10 Charles, Laura and Joseph Giordano Russell and Stephen Kosubinsky Josephine Saldana; Pura Toledo Sunday, May 12 All Mothers Living and Deceased William Conklin; Claire Forde Antoinette Messina; Rosalinda Payawal
Mary Price For the Parishioners of St. Elizabeth
Saturday, May 11 5:00 p.m. Bishop John Dunne
Sunday, May 12 8:00 a.m. Fr. Irinel Racos 10:00 a.m. Fr. Irinel Racos Noon Fr. Irinel Racos
Mass Intentions, Presiders and Readings for the Week
Mass Intentions
Presiders
Weekly Readings
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Monday, May 6 Reading 1: Acts of the Apostles 6:8-15 Gospel: John 6:22-29
Tuesday, May 7
Reading 1: Acts of the Apostles 7:51--8:1a Gospel: John 6:30-35
Wednesday, May 8 Reading 1: Acts of the Apostles 8:1b-8 Gospel: John 6:35-40
Thursday, May 9 Reading 1: Acts of the Apostles 8:26-40 Gospel: John 6:44-51
Friday, May 10
Reading 1: Acts of the Apostles 9:1-20 Gospel: John 6:52-59
Saturday, May 11 Reading 1: Acts of the Apostles 9:31-42 Gospel: John 6:60-69
Sunday, May 12 Reading 1: Acts of the Apostles 13:14, 43-52 Reading 2: Revelation 7:9, 14b-17 Gospel: John 10:27-30
9:30 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
5:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
Noon
Bread and wine intentions
donated in loving memory of
Paul Grazioli
by the
Schnitt Family.
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Small Fresh Meat Pkgs** Eggs**
Fresh Produce** Coffee & Tea
Dry and Evaporated Milk Bread
Peanut Butter Jelly
Baked Beans Vegetable Oil
Instant Mashed Potatoes Tuna
Cake & Brownie Mix
Toothpaste Paper Towels
Laundry Detergent Razors
Diapers NB, 1, 2, 6 Deodorant
Shampoo & Conditioner Dish Soap
** We are in great need of these items as we run
low on them often. (Thank you!)**
Special Note:
Produce, perishable meats, fruits, vegetables, eggs
and dairy products are greatly appreciated but they
must be brought to the Parish Center between 9 a.m.
and 5 p.m. Monday to Friday. (4 p.m. for July &
August.). Nonperishable foods may be left in the
Gathering Lobby. Outreach is grateful for your
generosity!
Outreach aims to aid people in accessing the
resources that will assist them in meeting their
basic needs.
Our Outreach Pantry is open:
Monday to Friday
10:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon
Phone: 631 . 351 . 2136
Outreach provides assistance with food,
information and referral to other agencies to
meet various family needs and other emergency
assistance.
Stewardship.....Treasure
Sunday, April 28, 2019 Second Sunday of Easter / Divine Mercy
FINANCE MINISTRY 2019 - $15,139
2018 - $15,111
(no increase/decrease from 2018)
MASS ATTENDANCE 2019 - 1,383
2018 - 1,465
(6% decrease from 2018)
St. Elizabeth is sustained by the generosity of our
parishioners through time, talent and treasure. For all that you do - thank you!
Outreach Need Help?
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Weekly Calendar of Events
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2019 CHURCH PARISH CENTER SPIRITUAL LIFE CENTER
SUNDAY May 5
8:00 a.m. Mass 10:00 a.m. Mass First Communion 12 Noon Mass First Communion
No Children’s Dismissal During Mass 12 Noon Alcoholics Anonymous
MONDAY May 6
9:30 a.m. Mass 10 a.m. to Noon Eucharistic Adoration Begins at daily Mass and closes at Noon 7 p.m. Rosary Society May Crowning
10 a.m. to Noon Outreach Assistance 101 7:30 p.m. Rosary Society Hospitality Room 7:30 p.m. Knights of Columbus Council K of C Rm.
10 a.m. Overeaters Anonymous (w/babysitting) 12 Noon Alcoholics Anonymous 6 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous (Women Only)
TUESDAY May 7
9:30 a.m. Mass 10 a.m. to Noon Outreach Assistance 101 10:30 a.m. St. Elizabeth Senior Group Msgr. Kane Hall 7:30 p.m. Baptism Preparation Class Liturgy Res. Rm.
12 Noon Alcoholics Anonymous
WEDNESDAY May 8
9:30 a.m. Mass 10 a.m. to Noon Eucharistic Adoration Begins at daily Mass and closes at Noon 10:30 a.m. OLMM Novena/Rosary
10 a.m. to Noon Outreach Assistance 101 7 p.m. Liturgy Committee Liturgy Resource Rm. 7:30 p.m. Boy Scouts Msgr. Kane Hall 7:30 p.m. Catechist Social Hospitality Room
10 a.m. Alcoholics Anonymous 12 Noon Alcoholics Anonymous 7:30 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous
THURSDAY May 9
9:30 a.m. Mass 10 a.m. to Noon Eucharistic Adoration Begins at daily Mass and closes at Noon 11:30 a.m. Ador: OLPH, Divine Mercy
10 a.m. to Noon Outreach Assistance 101 7 p.m. Gr. 8 Confirmation Interviews Msgr. Kane Hall
12 Noon Alcoholics Anonymous
FRIDAY May 10
10 a.m. to Noon Outreach Assistance 101 12 Noon Alcoholics Anonymous 7 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous 8:30 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous
SATURDAY May 11
4:00 to 4:45 p.m. Confessions 5:00 p.m. Mass
9 a.m. Bereavement Group 109 9 a.m. Yoga Msgr. Kane Hall 9:30 a.m. CDA Jr. Mother’s Day Brunch Hospitality Rm.
10 a.m. Alcoholics Anonymous (Young People) 12 Noon Alcoholics Anonymous 1 p.m. Narcotics Anonymous
BOOK TALK SERIES Come meet Reverend Donald Guglielmi speak on
A Woman in Love with God: The Life and Spirituality
of Catherine Doherty Sunday, May 19 from
2 to 4 p.m. in the Library of the Seminary of the
Immaculate Conception, 440 West Neck Road
in Huntington. Call 631.423.0483 x141
or email [email protected]
for directions or other information.
MARIAN MORNING OF PRAYER & REFLECTION sponsored by Chaminade Parents, CAPA, alumni and
friends will be held on Monday, May 6 from 9:30 a.m.
to 12:30 p.m. at the Seminary of the Immaculate
Conception in Huntington.
RSVP, questions and information:
516.767.7025 / 516.741.7729 / 516.739.0842
FATIMA DAY
Monday, May 13, beginning at 10 a.m. with procession
and prayer at the Rosary Walk; 11:30 a.m. Mass;
1:30 p.m. Presentation and 3:00 p.m. Holy Hour
Shrine of Our Lady of the Island,
258 Eastport Manor Road in Manorville.
Call 631.325.0661; email [email protected]
or visit ourladyoftheisland.com
MAGNIFICAT: MINISTRY TO CATHOLIC WOMEN invites you to attend a dinner on May 30 at Pompei
Restaurant in West Hempstead. Guest speaker is
Fr. Douglas Arcoleo. The cost is $50 per person and
pre-registration is required. Please make checks
payable to “Magnificat” and mail to Judy Murphy,
42 Pinehurst Street, Lido Beach, NY 11581. Checks
must be received by May 25. Call 917.453.5750 for
more information.
EVENING OF PRAYER for men suffering abortion loss and sponsored by
Project Rachel will be held on
Wednesday, June 19 from 7 to 9 p.m.
The evening will consist of Mass, dinner, the
Sacrament of Reconciliation and Adoration.
To register and for more information, please visit
www.respectlife.org or call 1.888.456.4673 or
516.766.2538
SCRIPTURE BY THE SOUND will be held on May 14 and May 21 beginning at
10:30 a.m. at Sunken Meadow Park Boardwalk
(main entrance). Listen to scripture, hear a brief
reflection; meditate with the Word, faith sharing -
walk alone or with friends. In case of inclement
weather, session will be cancelled and the cancellation
will be posted on Christ the King Roman Catholic
Church Commack Facebook page.
Call 631.864.1623 for more information
TAIZE PRAYER AROUND THE CROSS
Join Christ the King Parish in Commack for a
candlelight prayer service on Tuesday, May 14 at
7 p.m. in Church. Reflect on the mystery of the cross
and the glory of the Resurrection. For more
information, call 631.864.1623
or email [email protected].
SISTERS OF ST. DOMINICK OF AMITYVILLE invite you to join them on Friday, June 28 from
11 a.m to 3 p.m. for their Beauty of the Spirit
Luncheon at the Crest Hollow Country Club in
Woodbury. Tickets are $80 and all proceeds from the
event benefit their retired Sisters. Email
[email protected] for more information.
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