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Monday, 6/25/18—Weekday
7:00 AM Catherine Sullivan
9:00 AM Mary Kerin
Tuesday, 6/26/18—Weekday
7:00 AM Anna Yaremus
9:00 AM Jean Fitzpatrick
1:30 PM Rosary, Holy Hour of Eucharistic
Adoration
Wednesday, 6/27/18—Weekday
7:00 AM Desiree Gerardi
9:00 AM Multiple Intentions Mass:
Vincent, Geraldine & Gerard Malone;
Santa Piccoli; Jerome Vaiana
Thursday, 6/28/18—St. Irenaeus
7:00 AM For the Homeless
9:00 AM Pasquale Sorbara
Friday, 6/29/18—Ss. Peter & Paul, Apostles
7:00 AM Desiree Gerardi
9:00 AM Mary Vita
Saturday, 6/30/18—Weekday
9:00 AM Sophie Brzezinski
2:00 PM Wedding: Kaitlin Goards /
Peter Christopher Korcynski
Sunday, 7/1/18—Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
5:00 PM Sat. Multiple Intentions Mass:
Oscar Pugliese; James Harrington; Ed &
Mary Mooney; Milton & Bernadette
Strack; Catherine Donohue; John Tripodi;
Michael Caporusso; Patrick Kinneary; For
All the Graduates of 2018
8:00 AM Sun. PEOPLE OF THE PARISH
9:30 AM Ints. of Pat Hanley
11:00 AM Teresa Imbriano
12:30 PM William H. Geier
MASSES FOR THE WEEK 2018-2019 OFFICE OF
FAITH FORMATION
NEW REGISTRATION
GRADE 1 AND ALL OTHER
NEW STUDENTS
Dates: - Tuesday, June 26, 2018
- Wednesday, June 27, 2018
Time: - 9:30AM to 4:00PM
Location: - Parish House, 20 Nieman Ave., Lynbrook
Documents Needed: Original Baptismal Certificate and
Parish Envelope Number.
CALL OUR OFFICE FOR AN APPOINTMENT IF
THESE DATES/TIMES PRESENT A CONFLICT.
FAMILY TUITION SCHEDULE: Grades 1 through 8
1 Child: $150
2 Children: $200
3+ Children: $250
$25 LATE FEE AFTER AUGUST 3, 2018
SPECIAL FEES — DUE BY FEBRUARY 28, 2019
FIRST COMMUNION 2ND GRADE $40
CONFIRMATION 7TH GRADE $50
CONFIRMATION 8TH GRADE $70
BANNS OF MARRIAGE
THIRD TIME: Kaitlin Goards, OLP and Christopher
Korcynski, Our Lady Queen of Martyrs,
Forest Hills, NY.
Caitlyn Proper, OLP and Jorge Aguilar,
Holy Trinity, NY, NY.
Theresa C. Santini, OLP and Keith A. McCarthy, Our
Lady of Lourdes, Whitehouse Station, NJ.
HOLIDAY BULLETIN SCHEDULE Due to the Fourth of July holiday, our printer
has requested that the bulletin of July 8th be submitted early.
Please send in all articles for the bulletin of July 8th by 9AM,
Wednesday, June 27th. Please address to my attention here
at the Rectory. Thank you. Lynn Ferguson
VOLUNTEER CATECHISTS NEEDED! The Faith Formation Office is very fortunate to have
many talented, knowledgeable and dedicated volunteer Cate-
chists in our Religious Education Program.
If you think this is something you would be interested
in doing, please contact:
Mrs. Lorrie Fenton
Director of Faith Formation
(516) 459-0473
We offer training and support for all of our Catechists
while allowing them to develop lessons that demonstrate and
testify to their own faith.
As an added incentive to giving your time and talent
by joining the Faith Formation Team, if you have children in
the Religious Education Program, tuition is free, except for
sacramental fees. We look forward to hearing from you.
OLP JOB BANK PARISHIONERS HELPING PARISHIONERS
For further information call Parish Social Ministry at 599-7448.
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PARISH SOCIAL MINISTRY
AROUND OUR PARISH..…
—HOLY HOUR OF EUCHARISTIC ADORATION - Every
Tuesday from 1:30 to 2:30PM in the Church. Please join us at 1:30
as we pray the Rosary.
— MIRACULOUS MEDAL NOVENA - Please stay and pray with
us every Saturday morning after the 9AM Mass in the Church.
—TWICE BLESSED THRIFT SHOPPE - Open on Tuesdays and
Fridays from 9:30AM to 2:30PM all year long. Please leave only
gently-used clothing and other items.
—CYO - for any information regarding CYO please visit our web-
site at OLPCYO.com.
—YOUTH GROUP (7th-12th graders)—join our wonderful
Youth Group which meets the 1st and 3rd Fridays of every month at
the Parish House, 20 Neiman Ave., from 7PM to 9PM. Our email is:
—OUR LADY OF PEACE FATHERS’ CLUB—our members
are parishioners and fathers/guardians who support the continued
growth of our parish family and foster a sense of community. All
volunteers must take Virtus and meet diocesan requirements. Please
contact us www.olpfc.org
—OLP SPIRIT SPACE MEDITATION/EADING GROUP—
provides an opportunity to enhance one’s spirituality and knowledge
of the faith through meditation and reading. Group will meet the 2nd
& 4th Fridays of the month from 7:30PM to 8:30PM in Parish House.
THE BREAD
The Bread this week has not been memorialized .
THE WINE
The Wine this week has not been memorialized
THE ROSE FOR LIFE
The Rose For Life this week has been donated in
loving memory of Christine Curcuro.
SANCTUARY CANDLE
The Sanctuary Lamp this week has been memo-
rialized in loving memory of Vito Palermo from
Mr. & Mrs. Pasquale Cutrone.
WE NEED YOUR HELP!!
PLEASE CONSIDER
BEING A KIDNEY DONOR… There is someone who is in dire
need of a kidney. If you are interested
in being a kidney donor, please contact Sister Barba-
ra at 599-7448 and Sister will give you the contact
information. Thanking you in advance.
Grant Us Your Salvation! IN THE CHARITY OF
YOUR PRAYERS, PLEASE PRAY FOR THE ILL,
ESPECIALLY: Michael Caputo; Maria Calamia-Kelly;
Reyes Manzanares; Susan Bella Bautista.; Jennifer Buentello;
Kenneth Primm; Col. Domingo P. Gonzalez; Cathy Fucci;
Nikki Robertson; Rosalie Filauri; Dorothy Ehmsen; Obi DeLe-
on; Jerry Conway; Gladys Galvan; Anna Gonzalez-Herrera;
Betty McCormack; Frank Biscardi; Linda Kollender; Hector
Pinto; Brooke Pearson; Bob Polimine; Bob Sorensen; Joan
Sartorius; Francine Ingoglia. List will remain approximately
four weeks. After that time, you may call to renew your re-
quest for prayers).
AND FOR ALL THE DECEASED, ESPECIALLY:
Harold T. Kelly; Helen Sicary; Dominic Aruanno;
Rose Lucarelli
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PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR ARMED
FORCES, ESPECIALLY: Chaplain Col. Mark Rowan, U.S.A.F; Cpl. Manuel
Callejas-Rodas, U.S.M.C.; Lt. Col. Alvah E. Ingersoll,
U.S.M.C.; Ltjg. Michael Harmon, U.S.N.; Safaridin Khan,
U.S.A.R.; Lt. Col. Eric M. Carrano, U.S.A.F.; Pvt. Kristopher
Lewis, U.S. Army; Pfc. Kristian Kleffmann, U.S. Army; PV2
Joseph C. Lisciandri, M.P.; Pvt. lst Cl. Joseph DeFilippe,
U.S.A.F.; Sgt. Christian Orellana, U.S. Army; lst Lt. Clayton
Z. Cohn, U.S. Army; Sgt. Robert J. Lant, U.S. Army; Pfc.
Dan McEnerney, U.S. Army; Rick Soethout, U.S. Army; Paul
Barrett, Special Forces U.S.M.C.; Cpt. Matthew Conn, U.S.
Army; Maj. John Sottnik, U.S. Army; Cpt. Lee Zeldin, U.S.
Army.; Sgt. Brian James Dolan, U.S. Army; Capt. Michael
A. DeVita, U.S.A.F.; Gy. Sgt. Albert Santini, III, U.S.M.C.;
Pfc. Matthew Duggan, U.S.M.C., U.S. Navy; Petty Officer
Christopher Nusselt, U.S. Army; Private 1st Class Gregory
Nusselt; L.Cpl. Ryan Carriddi, USMC; Alan Murphy,
U.S.M.C.; LCDR Stephen Szalai, U.S.N.; Pv2 Alejandro Ar-
royave, U.S. Army; Michael Stapleton, U.S.M.C.; Mark
Callei, U.S. Navy; Lt. Steven Fusswinkel, U. S. Navy; Cap-
tain Maureen Dooley, U.S.M.C.; Lt. Col. A. J. Griffin,
U.S.A.F.; Spc. Christopher Nevin, U.S. Army; Cpt. Ryan Har-
mon, U.S. Army; Sgt. William T. Heritage, U.S. Army; Lt.
Col. Gregory John Mueller, USMC; Cpt. Justin Gill, U.S.
Army Aviation; Cpt. Brian Peterson, U.S.A.F.; Cpl. Kenneth
Alexander Arrigale, U.S.M.C.; Sgt. Christopher Aubin,
U.S.M.C. , Col. Domingo P. Gonzalez, U.S. Army; Sgt. Dan-
iel Collier, USAF; Cpt. Robert Payne, U.S.A.F.; Connor Gal-
lagher, U.S.A.F.; MSTC Kristen Santini, USCG; Spc. Grego-
ry Giordano, U.S. Army; Lt. Josh Markley, U.S. Navy.
THE NATIVITY OF
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
JUNE 24, 2018
Is 49:1-6; Acts 13:22-26; Lk l:57-66, 80
Today is the Solemnity of the Nativity of St. John the
Baptist (the Feast Day of the Birth of John the Baptist). To
say John the Baptist and Jesus were closely related and con-
nected is an understatement.
Both were foretold by prophets, especially Isaiah.
The only record of the birth of John the Baptist appears in the
Gospel of Luke and it is at the heart of our Gospel reading
today. A key player in this event is, of course, John the Bap-
tist’s father, Zechariah.. Zechariah was a Jewish priest, but
when the Archangel Gabriel revealed to him that he would
father a child, Zechariah refused to believe it. As a result he
was rendered speechless until John was born.
Zechariah had total trust in the Lord, however. Alt-
hough it was traditional at the time to name the first son after
the father, he and Elizabeth had been told that they were to
name him John. As reported in the Gospel, Elizabeth said,
“He will be called John.” the family protested at which time
Zechariah wrote, “His name is John.” When he did that, Zech-
ariah could speak once more. He did not say “Should be;” he
said, “is.”
The trust shows by Zechariah is an example to us that
we must trust God, not just when it is convenient, but all the
time. Those of advanced generations know who Lawrence
Weld was. Born and raised Catholic, Welk practiced his faith
throughout his life. He once said, “Never trust anyone com-
pletely but God. Love people, but put your full trust only in
God.”
Catholic Stewardship Consultants, 2018
RESPECT LIFE… —TAKE ACTION: Oppose Late-Term Abortion Expan-
sion While late-term abortion expansion was not included
in the enacted state budget, and the Senate Health Committee
recently defeated a stand-alone bill, new efforts are underway
by abortion advocates to try to accomplish the same goals
through hostile amendments. The language put forth by the
advocates would eliminate New York’s restrictions on late-
term abortion, empower non-doctors to perform the procedure,
and remove protections against unwanted or coerced abor-
tions. Urge your State Senator to stand strong against late-
term abortion expansion in any form! Take action today!
—OPPOSE DOCTOR-ASISTED SUICIDE On Septem-
ber 7, 2017, the NY State Court of Appeals ruled unanimously
that there is no Constitutional right to assisted suicide in our
state constitution. The judges said there are legitimate and
important reasons for maintaining a ban on the practice.
While this is a tremendous victory for life, it will not stop the
proponents of physician-assisted suicide from pushing their
agenda with the Legislature in 2018. Please let your Senate
and Assembly representatives know that you strongly oppose
the legalization of assisted suicide, and urge them to vote
“NO” should the bill come before them for a vote. Take ac-
tion today! (Respect Life Office—Dioc. of RVC)
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LUCKY NUMBER CLUB
JUNE WINNERS
1st Prize: $600– Margaret Doyle
2nd Prize: $400- Michael DiGiambattista
3rd Prize: $300- Liz McNeil
4th Prize: $100- Brian Martin
5th Prize: $100- Julie Mottola
Congratulations to our winners!!!!
LUCKY NUMBER CLUB It is time for the second round of
the OLP Lucky Number Club for 2018
which runs from July through December 2018. See
page 7 of this bulletin. Don’t miss out!
TIME, TALENT & TREASURE
This Week’s Stewardship of Time and Talent
In gratitude for God’s gifts of time and talent to use, we grate-
fully salute our OLP School Board.
Stewardship Thought for the Week
St. Paul reminds us in the second reading that “John heralded
His (Jesus’) coming by proclaiming a baptism of repentance to
all the people of Israel.” How faithful are we to our baptismal
promises?
Parish Sacrificial Giving
Collection information not available at the time of this print-
ing. It will appear in next week’s bulletin.
As always, thank you for your generosity to your parish.
2018 CATHOLIC MINISTRIES
APPEAL UPDATE as of June 12, 2018
OUR PARISH GOAL THIS YEAR: $78,700
AMOUNT PLEDGED TO DATE: $74,880
AMOUNT PAID TO DATE: $53,924.50
NUMBER OF GIFTS: 215
Thanking you always for your sacrifice to the
Catholic Ministries Appeal which helps so many.
PREPARIANG FOR MARRIAGE? Engaged Encounter is an effective PreCana
Program designed to provide you with the tools for a
successful marriage. Couples are given the opportunity
to explore many aspects of their relationship through a
series of presentations, writings and dialog. There are
no group discussions.
Our next weekend will be held at the Seminary
of the Immaculate Conception in Huntington August
17th-19th, 2018. For information please call Lenny &
Pat Walker at (631) 563-1032 or visit
www.engagedencounterli.org.
YOU CAN MAKE
A DIFFERENCE ... Just a reminder, we still have food
certificates available for our local supermar-
kets. Food certificates are the same as gift certificates, only
they are for the supermarkets. We have them for Key Food,
King Kullen, Best Market, Stop & Shop, Cross Island Fruits
and CVS. Since you have to eat and feed your family, why
not help your parish at the same time? It’s an even exchange.
If you give us $100, we give you $100 in food certificates.
They actually come in denominations from $5 up to $100.
Spend whatever you wish. In turn, the supermarket will give
us a 5% rebate.
We have approximately 2,500 families in our parish.
Can you imagine, if each family in our parish used these cer-
tificates on a regular basis to do their food shopping, what the
revenue could be? Our parish will receive 5% of the total
amount of certificates you use. They don’t cost you anything
more than what you would have spent at the store.
You can get them at the Rectory, Monday through
Friday from 9:30AM to 4:30PM and 6PM to 9PM. On Satur-
day from 9:30M to 5:00PM and on Sundays, before or after
you go to Mass from 9AM to 1PM. When purchasing them
from the Rectory, you must pay by check only. They are also
available during school hours at OLP School, which will ac-
cept cash or check.
OUR LADY OF PEACE BASKETBALL
2018 REGISTRATION This year we will be registering exclusively online at
olpcyo.teampages.com REGISTRATION OPEN
FOR FALL BASKETBALL
BOYS AND GIRLS
GRADES 3 — 12 BEGINNING
JUNE 11TH TO AUGUST 31ST
Late fee will be applied after August 15th.
REGISTRATION FEE IS $135 PLUS UNIFORM COST.
(All new players MUST order a uniform online.)
Any questions, please contact:
Girls’ Basketball Grades 3-8, Coordinator Kristen Casey
(516) 680-9417; Boys’ Basketball Grades 3-8, Coordina-
tor Martin Palomino (917) 299-2535 and Boys’ and Girls’
High School Teams, Coordinator Mike DiGiorgio
(516) 816-4112.
“This is not a Lynbrook School sponsored event.”
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WIDOWS, WIDOWERS, DIVORCED &
SINGLE CATHOLICS
OF LONG ISLAND Wednesday, June 27th at 7:30PM
St. Frances deChantal School
1309 Wantagh Ave., Wantagh
Non-denominational, all are welcome! Please bring
proof of single status to join. Refreshments served
after meeting. For information call Carol at (516)
794-4933.
HELP FOR THE POOR
IN APPALACHIA The emergency food pantry at St. Stephen’s Catholic
Church in Cumberland, Kentucky distributes collected food,
groceries and sanitary products to over 400 families in need
every month. They need help to keep going. Please consider
supporting the food pantry by sending a donation, large or
small to: St. Stephen Catholic Church, 304 Central St., Cum-
berland, Ky 40823. Attention: Fr. Mani George Thellikala-
yil. Volunteer missionaries are welcome, call Fr. Mani at
(609) 589-5616.
May God forever bless you; whatever you do for the
poor will be a treasure in Heaven!
AA MEETING
MONDAY NIGHTS — 7:00PM
VFW POST 3350
EAST ROCKAWAY, NY
DO YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW
HAVE THOUGHTS OF SUICIDE? Please know that there is help. Call the National
Hopeline Network/Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273
-TALK or 1-800-SUICIDE. There is always help. There is
always hope.
DRIVER NEEDED Catholic Charities’ Oceanside Senior Center,
located at St. Anthony’s Church, needs driver with CDL,
passenger endorsed license, 7 hours a week plus back-up
@$16.07 per hour. If interested, call Barbara at (516)
764-9792. We are an EOE employer.
BIRTHRIGHT
Pregnant? Need Help?
24 Hour hotline: 1-800-550-4900
SENIOR COMMUNITY SERVICE
CENTER Sponsored by Catholic Charities
St. Anthony’s Church in Oceanside, 80 Anchor Ave.,
invites all Seniors (60+) to come to our Senior Community
Service Center. We are a non-sectarian, not-for-profit organi-
zation located in the St. Anthony Parish cafeteria. Enjoy great
socialization, delicious hot lunches daily, Dancercise, Bingo,
game playing, arts and crafts, and more! We provide infor-
mation on health services, access to entitlements. Transporta-
tion available for residents in local villages. You don’t have to
be a St. Anthony’s parishioner to join. All are welcome! For
reservations, call Barbara at 764-9792 between 8AM and
4PM, Monday — Friday.
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