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St. Francis of Assisi Church 128 Parrott Road, West Nyack, NY 10994 ∙ 845-634-4957 ∙ Fax 845-639-6629
Website: www.stfrancis-assisi.org ∙ Email: [email protected]
Reverend Robert F. McKeon, Pastor Reverend Eric Twene, Parochial Vicar • Deacon Thomas Bennett
Sr. Patricia Hogan, OP, Pastoral Associate Rectory Office Hours: 8:30am - 4:30pm Monday - Friday
Religious Education Coordinator: Cathy Saladino - 845-638-4215 Director of Music: Tom Snowden
Office of Faith Formation Nursery School
K and 1 ~ Grade 2 ~ Grade 3 ~ Grade 4 Grade 5 ~ Grade 6 ~ Grade 7 ~ Grade 8
Parish Council Usually 2
nd Thursday of Every Other Month, September-June
Devotions
Adoration/Holy Hour: 1st Friday of the Month, 7pm Church
Miraculous Medal Novena: Monday, after 9am Mass Devotions to St. Francis: Wednesday, after 9am Mass Novena to O.L. of Perpetual Help: Friday, after 9am Mass Youth Group: Sunday 7pm, when scheduled Clare’s Cove: Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 10am-3pm, 845-638-2892
September 22, 2019 ∙ Twenty Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Parish Mission Statement
The worshiping parish family of St. Francis of Assisi, inspired by the gospel of Jesus and nourished by the Eucharist, celebrates, lives and proclaims our faith, serves God through the spiritual, educational and social development of
all parishioners and extends God’s love to the greater community.
Weekday Mass: Monday - Saturday 9am
Sunday Masses: Saturday 5:30pm ∙ Sunday 8:30am, 10:15am (Family Mass) and 12 noon
Sacraments Baptisms: First Saturday 1pm and Third Sunday 1:30pm of each Month. Parents should call the Rectory to make arrangements and need to attend one Preparatory Session. Marriages: Couples should call the Rectory to make an appointment with the Pastor at least one year before the proposed date. Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday 4:30pm, Church Pastoral Care of the Sick: Available upon request The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA): Sessions for adults interested in becoming Catholic and for those who have been baptized Catholic but have not celebrated Eucharist and Confirmation. Contact the Rectory 845-634-4957, [email protected]
PRAY TO THE LORD
Prayer for the sick in our parish and in our families is so important. Please leave this list of the sick near the place where you pray each day to remember them throughout the week.
Elinore Miller, Wesley Roussel, John F. Bladel, Glen Hampson, Richard Kane, Eileen Rooney, Kevin Danahy, Frances Tozzi, George Bremermann, Linda DeMauro, Angela Festa, Jerry Fox, Rosa Santos, Gary Longo, Bill McCallon, Brandon Bloom, Tracy Abamont, Stephen Madden, Willy McCue, Theresa Worster, George Drescher, Daryl Christiansen, Brooks Andrew Brega, Mary Horan, Tommy Valentines, Kyle Petrocelli, Jack Ryan, Arlene Ferraro, Jennifer Johnson, Stephanie Scalisi, Sebastian DeLuca, Vincent DeStaso, Arthur Donohue, Chris Devine, TJ Hogan, Geralynn Lynn, Noah Diaz, Carol Neil, Billy Martucci, Baby Lucas, Fred Ratto, Ruth Walker, Fred Palombella, Tommy McGuire, Ellen Bloom, Evelyn Mack, Ciaran Green, Arthur Ferraro, John Hanley, Florence Navarro, Cetrea Rosen, George Wolf, Christopher Mastropolo, Colleen Friendlich, Kiley Fantino-Brunson, Charles Kelly, Craig Wechman, Baby Luke DeDomenico (Knips), Ian MacFarlane, John Cahill, Steven Lynn, Jean Marie Lester, Chris Ravanello, Kathleen O’Connell, Shirley Varon, Janet Martin, Baby Sofia Grace Velluci, Rhonda O’Brien, Fiona McCarthy, Michael Martin, Dominique Smallings, Celestino Guliman, Edwin Boyle, Maryann Breest, Pierce McManus, Bridget Kunz, James Hanley, Kathleen O’Connor, Gabrielle DiCarlo, John Casale, Barbara Ferraro, Patricia Iannucelli, Robert Ronan, Robert Treacy, Dorothy Andrade, Susan Tynatishon, Lizy Mathews, Elayne Kilkenny, Edward Boyanoski, Mary Valastro, Madison Martignetti, Barbara McEntee, Jimmy Dempsey, Isabella Barone, Margaret Cassidy, Denice Smith, Marie Valentine, Nella Ferlich, Stephen Bailey, Elizabeth Colucci, Darrin Wiekamp, Jared Cummings, Lucy Navarro, and Ann Saladino.
If you have returned to good health, please call the Rectory Office to ask that your name be removed from the Prayer List. No need to call if you wish to remain on the list. You will remain in our prayers.
The Week 9/22 - 9/29
Saturday, September 21 5:30pm Mass Anthony & Marguerite Ferrara req. by Anthony & Maryann Ferrara Sunday, September 22 8:30am Mass Robert Leaver req. by Rosaria Leaver 10:15am Mass Joey Mauriello 12Noon Mass Philip & Lillian Frohling, Sr. req. by Michael & Louise Moore Monday, September 23 9:00am Mass Emily Finiguerra req. by Clare’s Cove Volunteers Tuesday, September 24 9:00am Mass Mass for the People Wednesday, September 25 9:00am Mass Judy Howard req. by Kathleen & Patrick Grillo Thursday, September 26 9:00am Mass Rita Massa req. by Donna, Heather, Richie, Peter & Ed Friday, September 27 9:00am Mass Malachy Donoghue req. by Maureen Donoghue & Family Saturday, September 28 9:00am Mass Antoinette Florio req. by The Florio Family 5:30pm Mass The McGinn, Galvin & Fischer Families req. by Rosemary McGinn Sunday, September 29 8:30am Mass Deceased Members of the Hussey, Hartnett & Smith Families req. by Tuttsie Smith & Family 10:15am Mass John & Mary Clinton and Family req. by The Flannery Family 12Noon Mass Patricia Haviland req. by Doreen Hughes
If you have an intention for Mass, consider presenting the gifts of bread and wine during that celebration. Please arrive early and inform the ushers before Mass.
DID YOU KNOW? If you have difficulty getting up to receive Holy Communion, the front row on both sides of the back section are reserved so that the Eucharistic Ministers can come directly to you. Please feel free to use these seats - your family is welcome to sit with you. The pews are marked “Reserved.”
We are very grateful to those in the military who have dedicated themselves to protect our liberty and freedom. Please keep our troops in your prayers.
III. Timothy Munch & Kathleen Barrett III. Anthony Pernice & Samantha Agostino II. Daniel Kokulak & Chloe Montesclaros
I. Alexander Gitlitz & Casey Silvestri
PARISH REGISTRATION: We welcome all new members to our parish family. Please register at the Rectory office. We want to know and serve you. Please become an active part of our parish community. All adults (over age 21) who are working should register in the parish themselves and should use envelopes or the website link to ParishGiving.org (online giving) to support the parish. Current parishioners: Please notify the parish office if you are changing your address and/or phone number so that we may have accurate records.
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The Week of 9/22 - 9/29
Twenty Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time Sunday
· Masses - 8:30am; 10:15am; 12noon (Church) · Share the Word - 10:15 (Classrooms 1,2,3) · Wedding Anniversary Mass - 12noon (Church) · Wedding Anniversary Reception - 1pm (Rader Hall) · Ice Cream Social Rehearsal - 3pm (Rader Hall) · Youth Group Meeting - 7pm (Rader Hall)
Monday
· Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament - 8am-9pm (Rectory Chapel) · Mass - 9am (Church) · Senior Citizens - 1pm (Rader Hall) · Religious Education Classes - 5-6:30pm · Adult Faith - 7pm (Conference Room) · RCIA - 7:30pm (Rectory Chapel Office) · Knights of Columbus - 8pm (Rader Hall)
Tuesday · Mass - 9am (Church) · Scripture Study - 10am (Classrooms 13,14,15) · Religious Education Classes - 4:30-6pm · Religious Education Classes - 7-8:30pm
Wednesday
· Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament - 8am-9pm (Rectory Chapel) · Mass - 9am (Church) · Religious Education Classes - 4:30-6pm · MOMS Meeting - 6:30pm (Rectory Chapel Office) · Religious Education Classes- 7-8:30pm · Men’s Cornerstone Meeting - 7:30pm (Classroom 15)
Thursday · Mass - 9:00am (Church) · Clare’s Cove - 10am - 3pm · Religious Education Classes - 5-6:30pm · Wedding Rehearsal - 5pm (Church) · Women’s Cornerstone Meeting - 7pm (Classroom 14)
Friday · Mass - 9am (Church) · Seminarian Conference - 9:30am - 1pm (Rader Hall) · Clare’s Cove - 10am - 3pm · Wedding - 1pm (Church) · Seminarian Conference - 6-8:30pm (Rader Hall) · American Heritage Girls - 6:30pm (Classrooms 14,15)
Saturday
· Mass - 9am (Church) · The Story of ...Creation - 10am (Classrooms 11,12) · Clare’s Cove - 10am - 3pm · Wedding - 11am (Church) · Confession - 4:30pm (Church) · Mass - 5:30pm (Church)
Sunday
· Masses - 8:30am; 10:15am; 12noon (Church) · Share the Word - 10:15-11:15am (Classrooms 1,2,3) · Ice Cream Social Rehearsal - 3pm (Rader Hall) · No Youth Group Meeting
This year’s Collection for 9/15/2019 was $9,000.25 Last year’s Collection for 9/16/2018 was $10,617.00
SCRIPTURE STUDY ~ THE GOSPEL OF ST. MATTHEW
Dates: Sept. 24, Oct. 1, 8, 15, 22 Time: 10:00 AM
Where: Classrooms 14 & 15
Recovery Sunday ~ September 22, 2019 Today our parish is celebrating RECOVERY SUNDAY. We wish to affirm and pray for all those individuals and their families who are struggling with and in recovery from addictive illnesses. There are many addictive illnesses, including addictions to alcohol, drugs, gambling, and pornography. Please join us today as we pray for healing, health, and freedom for all those affected by addictions.
St. Frances Bread Our patron, St. Francis of Assisi, ministered to the poor and the deprived people of his time. All parishioners are invited to donate one non-perishable food item which will go Catholic Community Services of Rockland. Please check the expiration date on the items being donated.
Donations will be accepted this weekend. Saint
Francis Bread
B B ' C : T P P DVD (S . A )
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R E B C R
Fr. McKeon’s Talk TOPIC: The Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist
DATE: Thursday, October 3 TIME: 7:00 - 8:30 pm
PLACE: Classroom 1 (Religious Ed Bldg)
What did Jesus actually say? What do we, as Catholics, really believe? When does the bread & wine become the Body & Blood
of Jesus? How can we help grow in our Catholic belief?
Get answers! Join us for this enlightening talk!
*** ATTENTION ***
Classes resume in September for children and teens who have not attended Religious Education classes and have to catch up on various grade levels. The classes include the sacraments of Baptism, Holy Communion and Confirmation.
Please call the Religious Education Office at (845)638-4215 for more information and to register.
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The Share the Word Program Needs Your Help! Share the Word is a program for children ages pre-school through kindergarten. It is run during the 10:15 mass on most Sundays during the school year excluding holidays. At the beginning of mass, Father asks the children to gather around the altar for a prayer and then we proceed to the back classrooms in the church. Once there, our teachers share the weekly gospel with the children in a way they can understand through crafts and stories. We are in need of volunteer teachers. We will provide you with all materials and training to run the class. The commitment is currently one hour of service (during the 10:15 Sunday mass) once every 4-6 weeks during the school year.
The program will begin on September 22. If you have any questions or are interested in donating your time, please contact Lisa Coughlin at [email protected].
St. Francis religious education students are making a difference! Join us on our bottle and can redemption campaign to help our environment and bring clean water to those in need. Bring your recyclables to the Bottle Redemption Center at 25 N Middletown Road in Nanuet behind Marshalls and mention you are supporting St. Francis of Assisi. Hours are Mon. - Fri. 10am to 6pm and Sat. 10am to 5pm.
We can all make a difference!
SAVE THE DATE
“STEAK UNDER THE STARS” ~ NOVEMBER 16, 2019
The St. Francis Youth Group and the Knights of Columbus will be having a “Steak Under the Stars” dinner after the 5:30pm Mass on Saturday, November 16 in Radar Hall. Rumor has it that the Chefs of the Knights will be practicing their grilling techniques at the
Parish Fall Festival so the steaks, potatoes, etc. will be done to “Perfecto”, while the Youth Group already is experienced.
Please contact Jim Russell, Youth Group Chair, at [email protected] to reserve your table.
The Consolation Ministry of St. Francis of Assisi
Bereavement Support Group - Fall 2019
The Consolation Ministry of the parish invites you to attend our Bereavement Support Group.
The sessions begin on Tuesday, September 24 and continue through Tuesday, November 12 from 7:00 - 8:30 pm in Rader Hall.
If you have lost a loved one, come for discussion, understanding and faith in healing.
Please call the rectory at (845)634-4957 to register.
St. Francis of Assisi – Our Patron Saint
The feast of our Patron, St. Francis of Assisi, is October 4. I begin today a series of articles about him as we get closer to his feast day. This way, you can get to know him a little better and maybe learn something new about this man who has influenced so many in the life of the Catholic Church. I take this information from a great article by Fr. Jack Wintz, OFM.
“Francis was born in 1182 in Assisi, Italy. He was the son of a prosperous cloth merchant, Peter Bernadone. His companions saw him as a carefree youth, calling him the ‘King of Revels.’ Francis enjoyed partying with his friends and had dreams of becoming a knight and gaining glory on the battlefield. But shortly after riding off to fight against Perugia, a nearby town, he ended up in their prison, a broken and disillusioned young man. It was after his return from prison, and during the recovery that followed, that Francis’ life was changed.
There are seven key points in the life of Saint Francis which we may reflect on. First - Francis Meets a Leper Like most of his contemporaries, Francis felt a disdain for lepers and avoided them at all costs. One day, before his conversion, Francis was riding his horse alone in the countryside. As he moved along the road, he caught sight of a leper walking toward him. Francis’ instinct was to turn back or move off to the side to avoid contact with the poor wretch. But Francis instead rode directly toward this man with parts of his face and hands eaten away by this dreaded disease. Francis dismounted his horse, and warmly embraced and kissed the leper tenderly on his lips. In his Testament, Francis writes, ‘When I was in sin, the sight of lepers nauseated me beyond measure; but then God himself led me into their company, and I had pity on them. When I had once become acquainted with them, what had previously nauseated me became a source of physical consolation for me. After that I did not wait long before leaving the world.’ Francis eventually came to realize that he had actually embraced none other than his Lord, Jesus Christ. Francis soon found himself living with lepers and caring for them. His meeting and embracing the leper was the best preparation Francis could have had for the founding of a new order in the Church, whose highest ideal was to serve the poorest of the poor. Sometime later, Francis was praying alone in front of a crucifix in the abandoned chapel of San Damiano, located down the hill from Assisi. Suddenly, Francis heard these words of Christ coming from the cross: ‘Francis, repair my house, which is falling into ruin.’ Francis took these words literally and began rebuilding the abandoned chapel. He realized later that it was a much bigger house, the Catholic Church itself, that Christ was asking him to rebuild. (7 Key Moments in the Life of Saint Francis, Fr. Jack Wintz, OFM)
~Fr. Robert F. McKeon
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Women of the Parish You are invited to a “Ladies Tea” honoring the Blessed Mother
on November 3rd at 1:00 pm!
Bring your own special cup, saucer and plate! Enjoy delicious tea sandwiches and soda bread while
delighting in various types of Tea. The cost is $15.00
Raffles on Gift Baskets Table Prizes
Tickets will be sold after all Masses beginning the weekend of October 5-6th. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
All proceeds will benefit Sr. Cecilia’s “One to One Ministry”
St. Francis Fall Festival!
October 6, 2019 11am - 5:00pm
Carnival theme festival with cash prizes, games, crafts & activities.
$5 admission per person (2 years & under free): includes Hamburger or Hot dog, chips & drink.
Tickets for attractions and games will be available for purchase the day of the event.
Live DJ! Pony Rides! Trackless Train! Pumpkin Picking! Petting Zoo! Bouncy Castle! 16 foot dry slide! Carnival games! Money Tree Raffle! Lotto Chest Raffle!
Decorate Your Own Halloween House! Snow cones, cotton candy, popcorn! Pie and Chili contests, bake sale, and so much more!
Tickets will be sold after all Sunday masses.
Buy your tickets after mass and receive a free entry into one of our raffles.
Men’s Cornerstone Retreat October 4 - 5, 2019
Who: Catholic men from 18 - 100+ When: Friday 6:30PM - Saturday 9:00PM
Come spend some time with us and see how God is working in your life and in the lives of others. Have a casual, stress-free opportunity
to have some “ME” time with God. Become everything that you were created to be! Develop a stronger connection to God so that
you may live the life God wants you to live. Make the effort, because the best things happen when you least expect them.
Please pick up your application in the Narthex and
return the completed form to the Rectory.
“Discovering Christ” Returns to St. Francis
Join us for this exciting 7-session series where we gather to share a delicious dinner, listen to a dynamic teaching, and explore answers to some of the most important questions
worth asking about God and finding ultimate purpose in life.
The series meets Thursday evenings on the following dates: November 7th, 14th, 21st; December 5th, 12th;
January 4th (Retreat), 9th, 16th
For additional information email [email protected]
Hurricane Dorian donations
Some parishioners have inquired about donating relief funds to help people in the Bahamas and Florida, who were recently devastated by hurricane Dorian. We offer these options for donation of funds:
St. Bernard Build Project organization - donate online at SBPUSA.org or mail a check to St. Bernard Build Project 2201 Marconi Road Wall Township, NJ 07719 The Archdiocese of NY Emergency Relief Fund - checks can be made out to Archdiocese of NY Emergency Relief Fund and either placed in the Sunday collection basket or dropped off at the St. Francis rectory. The funds collected are being sent by the Archdiocese of NY to Bishop Herbert Bevard of the Diocese of St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands for disbursal.
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To find out more visit www.ParishGiving.org Parish Giving1707 Fourth St, Trenton, NJ 08638
(866)307-7140 [email protected]
Albertus Magnus High School ~ HSPT Exam Prep Class To prepare 8th grade students for the November 8, 2019 Catholic High School Entrance Exam. Dates: September 30th, October 14th, October 23rd, October 28th & November 4th
Register online at www.albertusmagnus.net/admissions
B -T -S W FORMED.ORG S , W , L , R - FORMED covers a variety of learning formats.
Teach Your Children a Special Way to P with Brother Francis’ T R (Animated series).
Learn About the Saints of the Catholic Reformation with Bishop Barron’s Video Series T R .
Watch the Amazing Story of the Most Decorated Chaplain in US Army History, Fr. Emil Kapaun, in the Film, T S F K .
Read About the Incredible Spiritual Journey That Led Scott and Kimberly Hahn to Embrace Catholicism in Their Book, “R S R .”
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Saint Joseph Regional HS ~ Open House: On Sunday, September 29th, from 11am-2pm, Saint Joseph Regional HS, Montvale, NJ will be hosting an Open House for prospective students (6th, 7th and 8th grade boys) and their families to gain more information concerning St. Joseph Regional, its programs & the people who make up the SJR community. SJR students will provide tours (beginning at 11:15 am & 12:15 pm) and guests will have the opportunity to speak with SJR faculty, administrators & parents. For more information & directions please call the school at (201)391-3300 or register at www.sjrnj.org
Men’s Retreat ~September 27, 28 & 29, 2019 You are invited to the Jesuit’s Loyola Retreat House in Morristown, NJ for a weekend retreat for men. A private room and the spacious grounds make it a weekend of quiet, prayer, and reflection. Contact Ed Tully for details: (845)671-9789 or email [email protected].
Paramus Catholic High School ~ Open House: Paramus Catholic High School, an academic community which combines both faith and education, cordially invites 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students and their parents to visit us during one of our Open Houses on Sunday, October 6 from 12:00-3:00 PM, and Tuesday, October 29th from 6:00-8:00 PM. The school is located at 425 Paramus Road Paramus, NJ. For more information, please contact the Admissions Office at (201)445-4466 Ext. 104.
Paramus Catholic requires all 8th grade students to take the HSPT admissions test which will be administered on November 8. You can register at www.njcoopexam.org (deadline to register is October 23.)
A Night at the Theater sponsored by the Knights of Columbus The Knights of Columbus are sponsoring a night at the theatre. Elmwood Playhouse in Nyack is presenting “Our Town” on November 20th at 8:00 pm. Wine and Cheese served ~ $35 per person. All proceeds will aid our charities. For tickets call Artie Saladino (845)323-4231 or (845)608-0808. All welcome!
Regis High School ~ Open House: Regis High School, an all-scholarship Jesuit secondary school for Catholic boys, announces its Open House for students and their parents to occur on Columbus Day Monday, October 14th, from 1pm - 4pm. For more information, please write, email or call: Eric Di Michele, Director of Admissions, Regis High School 55 East 84th Street New York, NY 10028, (212)288-1100 Ext. 2057, [email protected].
In the Narthex of the church are new brochures for the fall season of The Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen Center for Thought & Culture. The Sheen Center offers wonderful events in theater, music, talk and film, including a special theatrical presentation of The Gospel of John (Nov. 30 - Dec. 29). For more information, please visit SheenCenter.org.
Child Protection Anyone who needs to report an alleged incident of sexual abuse of a minor by a priest, deacon, religious or lay person serving in the Archdiocese of New York is asked to contact Sr. Eileen Clifford, O.P. at (646)794-2949 or [email protected]. Information can also be found on the archdiocesan website, www.archny.org. In keeping with the Archdiocesan policy regarding sexual abuse of minors, this information is provided to ensure that our children remain safe and secure.
Rockland Life Chain The 27th annual Rockland Life Chain will be held on Sunday, October 6, from 2 - 3:30 pm at the intersection of Route 59 and Middletown Rd. in Nanuet. Stand and be counted with thousands of prolifers! You can be a light in a darkened world as you help put an end to abortion. The theme is LOVE LIFE. For information, contact Eileen at (845)492-6709 or [email protected].
40 Days for Life Begins Sept. 25 Join those throughout the Archdiocese of New York who will unite in prayer to end abortion during the 40 Days for Life Fall Campaign. The Rockland vigil will begin Wednesday, Sept. 25, at 3 pm on public property on Perlman Drive in Spring Valley. 40 Days for Life is a peaceful, highly focused, nondenominational initiative of prayer and fasting outside abortion clinics and Planned Parenthood offices. Many women have turned away from these clinics and chosen life during these 40 days. The program has touched and saved the lives of many here in the archdiocese - mothers, children, abortion workers, and parishioners alike. It will run through Nov. 3. For information about participating, contact Eileen at (845)492-6709 or [email protected].
Anointing Mass ~ St. Aedan’s, Pearl River Saturday, October 12th - 12 Noon - All Are Invited.
The Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick is a beautiful gift from God. It is a sacrament that is administered to a Catholic “who, having reached the age of reason, begins to be in danger due to sickness or old age.” It is a sacrament which provides comfort, peace, courage and, if the sick person is unable to make confession, even forgives sin. Whenever a new illness develops or a first illness relapses or worsens, the person may receive the sacrament a further time. It may also be given numerous times in the case of old age or chronic illness based on the pastoral judgment of the priest. This is not to be confused with what we traditionally refer to as the “Last Rites” which involves a three-part reception of the sacraments of Anointing, Penance and the Holy Eucharist or Viaticum. “Through this Holy Anointing, may the Lord in His love and mercy help you with the grace of the Holy Spirit. May the Lord who frees you from sin, save you and raise you up.”.
Saint Aedan’s Church - Rummage Sale Thursday October 17th 9am to 3pm (Only) Ehrhardt Road (Church Gym) Pearl River, NY
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845-638-0555Fax: 845-639-1808
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West Nyack, NY • 845-358-5363
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446 Rt. 304 • Bardonia
623-4777www.LouisSinatraDDS.com
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Route 9 West, Stony Point • 786-3500
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Regina CarmelParishioner
NYSRE Associate BrokerNJSRE Sales Associate
(845) [email protected]
www.reginacarmel.randrealty.com
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(845) 623-2663 • Fax (845) 623-9503
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(845) 623-580094 Demarest Mill Road
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