ANNUNCIATION - OUR LADY OF FATIMA PARISH Rev. Robert F. Grippo, Pastor Rev. Livinus Anweting, Associate Rev. Salvatore Riccardi, C.P., Associate Msgr. John Farley, Weekend Associate Rev. Joseph P. Tierney, Weekend Associate Rev. Joseph Lienhard, S.J., Weekend Associate Rev. Christopher Argano, Vocation Director Archdiocese NY, in Residence Deacons Michael J. Fox, Guy Pellegrini and Ralph Longo Sr. Catherine Burns, O.P., Pastoral Associate www.annunciation-fatima.com MASS SCHEDULE Saturday 5:00 pm (S), 5:30 pm (N) Sunday 7:30 am (S), 9:00 am (N), 10:00 am (S), 11:00 am (N), 12:00 noon (S), 5:00 pm (S) WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE 6:45 am (S), 9:00 am (N), 9:00 am (S) Saturday: 8:30 am (N), 9:00 am (S) HOLY DAYS 7:30 pm (S) Evening before the Holy Day 6:45 am (S), 9:00 am (N), 9:00 am (S), 10:00 am (S), 7:30 pm (N) on the Holy Day Please check the bulletin. EXPOSITION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT First Friday - 9:30 am -10:30 am (N) First Friday - 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm (S) MIRACULOUS MEDAL NOVENA Tuesdays after the 9:00 am Mass (S) SACRAMENTS CONFESSION Saturday - 4:00 to 5:00 pm (S) & (N) or any time upon request. BAPTISM Baptisms are held on Sundays at 12:30 pm (N) and 1:15 pm (S). All first time parents must attend a Jordan Conference prior to the Baptism. Please arrange for Baptism and Jordan Conference by calling the Rectory as soon as possible. MARRIAGE Arrangements should be made ASAP and at least six months before the wedding. VISITATION OF THE SICK Please call Sr. Cathy Burns, O.P. at 914-779-7345 to arrange for Communion in your home. ANNUNCIATION (S) 470 Westchester Avenue Crestwood, NY 10707 OUR LADY OF FATIMA (N) 5 Strathmore Road Scarsdale, NY 10583 RECTORY 470 Westchester Avenue 914-779-7345 Office Manager • Anna Caruso Finance Manager • Mary Fuschetto Parish Secretaries • Maryann Caiazzo and Dede LaRock BULLETIN All articles for Sunday Bulletin must be received at the Rectory no later than 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, for the following Sunday’s Bulletin. Please email articles to [email protected]. MUSIC Director of Music & Choir Director Jennifer Cardoni -914-779-7345 Our Lady of Fatima Organist Dr. Joseph Muscente PARISH COUNCIL Meetings are held several times per year. PARISH MEMBERSHIP Register in Rectory, Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm or speak to one of the priests any time. The parents of a child seeking entrance into our school must be officially registered in the parish. SCHOOL 465 Westchester Avenue 914-337-8760 Maureen Noonan, Principal Adele Sinnott, Secretary RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Mrs. Mary Rose, Director Doreen Napolitano, Coordinator for Children with Special Needs 914-779-2374 November 13, 2016
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ANNUNCIATION - OUR LADY OF FATIMA PARISH
Rev. Robert F. Grippo, Pastor Rev. Livinus Anweting, Associate
Rev. Salvatore Riccardi, C.P., Associate Msgr. John Farley, Weekend Associate
Rev. Joseph P. Tierney, Weekend Associate Rev. Joseph Lienhard, S.J., Weekend Associate
Rev. Christopher Argano, Vocation Director Archdiocese NY, in Residence Deacons Michael J. Fox, Guy Pellegrini and Ralph Longo
Sr. Catherine Burns, O.P., Pastoral Associate
www.annunciation-fatima.com
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday 5:00 pm (S), 5:30 pm (N)
Sunday 7:30 am (S), 9:00 am (N), 10:00 am (S), 11:00 am (N), 12:00 noon (S), 5:00 pm (S)
WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE 6:45 am (S), 9:00 am (N), 9:00 am (S) Saturday: 8:30 am (N), 9:00 am (S)
HOLY DAYS 7:30 pm (S) Evening before the Holy Day 6:45 am (S), 9:00 am (N), 9:00 am (S), 10:00 am (S), 7:30 pm (N) on the Holy Day Please check the bulletin.
EXPOSITION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT First Friday - 9:30 am -10:30 am (N) First Friday - 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm (S)
MIRACULOUS MEDAL NOVENA Tuesdays after the 9:00 am Mass (S)
SACRAMENTS
CONFESSION Saturday - 4:00 to 5:00 pm (S) & (N) or any time upon request.
BAPTISM Baptisms are held on Sundays at 12:30 pm (N) and 1:15 pm (S). All first time parents must attend a Jordan Conference prior to the Baptism. Please arrange for Baptism and Jordan Conference by calling the Rectory as soon as possible.
MARRIAGE Arrangements should be made ASAP and at least six months before the wedding.
VISITATION OF THE SICK Please call Sr. Cathy Burns, O.P. at 914-779-7345 to arrange for Communion in your home.
ANNUNCIATION (S) 470 Westchester Avenue
Crestwood, NY 10707
OUR LADY OF FATIMA (N) 5 Strathmore Road
Scarsdale, NY 10583
RECTORY 470 Westchester Avenue
914-779-7345 Office Manager • Anna Caruso
Finance Manager • Mary Fuschetto Parish Secretaries • Maryann Caiazzo
and Dede LaRock
BULLETIN All articles for Sunday Bulletin must be
received at the Rectory no later than 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, for the following
MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK Sunday, November 13 7:30AM(S) Renee Astarita 9:00AM(N) Eileen & Danielle Harlee, Living Inten on 10:00AM(S) Daniel Falcone & S ngo Family 11:00AM(N) The Mascia Family 12:00PM(S) The Tosto Family 5:00PM(S) Dolores Fleming Monday, November 14 6:45AM(S) Special Inten on 9:00AM(N) John Joe McHale 9:00AM(S) Deceased Members of the McSherry Family Tuesday, November 15 6:45AM(S) Salvatore Magistro, 3rd Anniversary 9:00AM(N) Sco Clark 9:00AM(S) Carol & Mary Lome Wednesday, November 16 6:45AM(S) Special Inten on 9:00AM(N) Mildred Introcaso 9:00AM(S) Richard, Nancy, & Stephen Shea Thursday, November 17 6:45AM(S) Elizabeth McAnaney 9:00AM(N) Antonio Segre 9:00AM(S) Francesco & Philomena Cioffi Friday, November 18 6:45AM(S) Sheryl Moore, Living Inten on 9:00AM(N) Carmella, Filomena & Graziella Dolge a 9:00AM(S) Dr. Franco & Carmela Schirripa & Ralph & Rosina Cotrona Saturday, November 19 8:30AM(N) Br. Kevin Hargadon 9:00AM(S) Virginia Murtagh 5:00PM(S) Dante Maddalo 5:30PM(N) Dorothy Eger Sunday, November 20 7:30AM(S) Giuseppe & Domenica Ruto 9:00AM(N) Owen Kelly 10:00AM(S) Iole, Orlando, Umberto, Nella & Antonie a Belli 11:00AM(N) Deceased members of Coleman & Pfaff
Families 12:00PM(S) William O’Dea 5:00PM(S) Elvia DeLungo & Argovino Toriello
Please Remember in Your Prayers
THE LIVING: Jennifer Char er, Anne e Faccipon , Joseph Ferrante, George Sargent, Bridie Lane, Vito Simone, Jim Chiodo, John E. Sweeney, Annie McMahon, Daniel Ciarcia Jr, Deacon Ralph Longo, Lore a Fox Ferraro, Maria Iacovella, Joan Crosby, Brian O’Connor, Chris na Garafolo, Dan Sweeney, Vincent Ingoglia, John Asiedu, Elvira Vairo, Beth Murphy, Joan Ricci, Eileen Treacy, Deacon Jack & Irene Kollar, Jennie Czachor, Andrea Mermer, Mark Giorgio, Olga, John and Michael Selca, Pina Lopopolo, Madeline O’Brien, Kathleen Burke, Gloria Quinn, Patrick Quinn, William Ranieri, Joan McGowan Zambe , Lou Turchiano, Steve Hanford, Ron Vlasaty, and the sick and the shut-ins of the parish. THE DEAD: Edward Kearney, Barbara F. Woods, Ida LaReau, Sco Clark, Jeanne e Bazzano, Norma Taran no, Teresa Duggan, Dennis J. Urzo, Joseph Curreri, Lucille O’Rourke, Jean Bickerstaff, Blanca Retamal, Aniceta Bau sta, Edward Shalvey, Rosalyn Malgieri, Be y Orteiga, Walter Kirk, Pasquale P. Guido, our deceased service Men and Women, and those killed this week all around the world.
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Wedding Banns 1st Time MartinaParisi&EricNadel 3rd Time
BAPTISMS We joyfully welcome these newly bap zed babies into our
Annuncia on-Our Lady of Fa ma family: Sierra Patricia Martucci
Christopher Jacob Guerrero Emily Noelle Guerrero
The collec on at Annuncia on– Our Lady of Fa ma Parish for the weekend of 11/6 was $18,758 and 1,592 adults
a ended mass. Next weekend’s second collec on is for our Thanksgiving - Human Development offering. Thank you for your
support.
Vinny & Maria Nocerino at Our Lady of Fatima Church and is a gift from Maryann, Tony & Lucy
Mastropietro.
Page Three Thirty–Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
In one of our gospels, Jesus is quoted as saying, “On this rock I will build my Church, and the jaws of death shall not prevail against it.” When Jesus made that statement, the Church was just beginning. It was very small and seemingly insignificant. But now it reaches around the world and plays a vital role in the lives of millions of people. Enemies have tried and s ll try to stop it, but they have failed. Despite opposi on from without and weaknesses from within, the Church has lived and flourished across the centuries. The words of Jesus have come true. The jaws of death have not prevailed against His
Church. Why is this? How is one to explain the vitality and con nued growth of the Church of Jesus Christ? Human effort alone cannot explain it. There is more to it than that. You and I are members of the Church, because the Church meets some real needs and helps to explain some deep mysteries in our own lives. One of these is the need for meaning in life. Here on this planet of ours which is but a small par cle in a vast universe, is a thing called human life – our life. And we are so constructed that we look at that life and ask, “What does it mean?” An occasional voice is heard insis ng that life is empty and meaningless. But something within us rejects such cynical simplifica on. All of us are very conscious of the fact that we live in two worlds. One is material, physical and tangible. The other is spiritual, intangible, and invisible. One is made up of things we can weigh and measure. The other is made up of ideas and ideals, of intelligence, conscience, and crea ve genius. We all stand with one foot in each of these worlds, and we know it. If this world and everything in it is an accident of electrons and protons, then there is no meaning to life. But if God is real, if His purpose runs through all crea on, if we are made in His image, if we can be fellow-workers with Him, then all of life is filled with meaning. This is the profound issue in our Chris an faith. So you see when a person bypasses or throws overboard his or her Chris an faith, he or she is cu ng out the very core of life itself. Christ and His Church across the centuries have been helping people to put “right kind of why” into life. Therein lies one reason for the vitality of our Church. Another reason is this: right defeated seems stronger than wrong triumphant. In recent mes we wonder – how far can evil go? It can obviously go a long way. Far enough to crucify Christ. But it has its limits. For even when evil nailed the Son of God to a cross, that evil victory turns into its own defeat. Error and falsehood can run for a while, but they reach their limits. Some power greater than us has hold of us. Some power greater than our own has its hand on history. The New Testament tells us what that power is. The Lord God omnipotent reigneth. And the Church marches on. So, my friends, before we pass the Church by or write it off as irrelevant as so many in the news media seem to imply, I urge you, take the measure of what you would be surrendering: that human life has within it basic spiritual meaning. That human history is under a sovereignty greater than human strength. This is the truth. This is our church as Jesus established it. “And the jaws of death shall not prevail against it.”
Friends of Crestwood Library: Fall Friends Bake, Book, Craft & DVD Sale
Saturday, November 19, 2016 from 9am to 5pm. "Our Crestwood Library is the true gem of our neighborhood and this year we’re celebra ng its 90th birthday! The Bake,
Book, Cra & DVD sale helps us earn money to keep funding our fabulous programs for toddlers, tweens, and seniors," says Friends of Crestwood Library Vice-President and local author Laura Dower. Some of the programs the library now offers include the Crestwood Book Club, News N Brews, Teen Tuesdays, Children’s A erschool Programming, Youth Summer Reading and Adult Coloring. Dona ons will help the Friends of Crestwood Library add more events and programs for
neighbors of all ages in 2017 and beyond. How You Can Help (in addi on to coming to the sale):
Please DONATE: Baked Goods, Hardcover books/paperbacks (Children, Teen & Adult), DVDs, CDs, Cra items (crochet, kni ed items, jewelry, etc.).
Drop off any of the above items to the library during opera ng hours Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from 9am-5pm; Tuesday and Thursday from 10am-9pm and Sunday from 12-5pm. Baked goods can be dropped off
star ng 9am Friday morning, November 18, 2016.
For more informa on contact Branch Manager, Z, at 914-779-3774 or [email protected]
Sunday, November 13 (N) 10AM - Martha & Mary Network Mtg - Lower Mtg Room (N) 2:30PM - Special Needs Mass & Recep on - OLF Church
and Breen Hall Monday, November 14 (S) 7:30 - 9:00PM - AA – Parish Room (S) 2:45 - 4:15PM - Children’s Choir - Church (S) 4 - 9:00PM - Scou ng - Convent Room (S) 3- 6:00PM - Scou ng - Parish Room
Tuesday, November 15 (S) 9:30AM – Miraculous Medal Novena – Church (S) 4 - 9:00PM - Scou ng - Convent Room (S) 3 - 6:00PM - Scou ng - Parish Room (N) 4 - 7PM - Special Need Religious Ed - Mercy Center Wednesday, November 16 (N) 9:30AM – Rosary – Church (S) 1 - 4:00PM - Bridge - Parish Room (S) 3:30 - 8:30PM - Religious Ed Classes- School (S) 4- 9:00PM - Scou ng - Convent Room (S) 4 - 6:00PM - Scou ng - Parish Room (S) 7– 9PM - Adult Choir - Church (S) Soup Kitchen Drop Off - (chicken) - Convent Room 2 (N) 7 - 9PM - Special Needs Parent Mtg - Lower Mtg Room (S) 7 - 9PM - Annuncia on-OLF Players Cast Call - Parish Rm
Thursday, November 17 (S) 9:30- 11:00AM - Park Bench - Parish Room (S) 1- 4:00PM - 60+ Club - Parish Room (S) 4 - 9:00PM - Scou ng - Convent Room (S) 4 - 6:00PM - Scou ng - Parish Room (S) 4 - 7PM - S/N Religious Ed Class - Mercy Center (S) 6 - 7:30PM - Youth Ministry Mtg - Parish Room (S) 3 - 5PM & 6 - 8PM - Book Fair - Annuncia on Gym (S) 8 - 9:30PM - Annuncia on-OLF Players Cast Call - Parish Rm Friday, November 18 (S) 9:30- 11:00AM - Park Bench - Parish Room (S) 4:00 - 9:00PM - Scou ng - Convent Room (S) 3 - 6:00PM - Scou ng - Parish Room (S) 3 - 5PM & 6 - 8PM - Book Fair - Annuncia on Gym (N) 7 - 9PM - Religious Ed Special Needs Teen Group - Mercy Center Saturday, November 19 (S) 11:30AM - 12:30PM - AA – Parish Room (N&S) 4:00PM - 5:00PM – Confession (S) 6PM - Parish Raffle Party - Annuncia on Gym
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The Annunciation-Our Lady of
Fatima Players
Please join us ... Dick Monaco's Annuncia on-Lady Of Fa ma
Players ... in a new, original show, loaded with great songs by those wonderful songwriters
of Broadway and Hollywood!
Our musical offers a flexible rehearsal schedule with various levels of par cipa on ... Everything from back of the chorus singers to featured roles! We are looking for adult, teen (THREE of the ten or so leads are for teens!), and child actors, singers, dancers, musicians, produc on and behind-the-scenes talent ... anyone and everyone is
welcome!
The show will "run" Friday and Saturday, May 5th and 6th, 2017.
Rehearsals begin second week of January, 2017.
Two iden cal Cast Calls (hope you'll be able to make one of them), featuring a greet-and-meet for everyone, will be held in the Parish Room Wednesday (7:00pm) and Thursday (8:00pm), November 16th and 17th,
2016. We will present a read-thru of the en re story, and listen to snippets of all the songs.
Audi ons for featured roles-only will be held in the Parish Room Tuesdays December 6th and 13th,
2016. (For everyone else, congratula ons, you "made the cut" and are in the show!)
This show promises to be another fun, educa onal, and rewarding experience for both past show veterans and
anyone new who would like to par cipate.
PLEASE: E-Mail Deirdre Tracey at: [email protected] if you are interested in
joining our company and to get on our distribu on list.
Hope to see you all soon!!
There will be a Pro-Life mee ng on Wednesday, November 23rd at 7:30PM in the Parish Room. All
members of the parish are invited to a end.
Opportuni es are Available to Memorialize your
Deceased Loved Ones Our churches are in need of altar
cloths, a processional cross, colored vestments, and Books of the Gospels. The name of your loved one can
be embroidered onto the clothes or plates can be placed on the cross and books. Please contact the rectory for
The Special Needs Mass takes place this afternoon at 2:30pm at Our Lady of Fatima. This liturgy is
adapted to accommodate individuals with special needs. There will be refreshments and children’s
crafts after Mass in Breen Hall. All are welcome to attend.
Next Wednesday, November 16th, our Religious Ed classes WILL NOT be meeting. Students
should work at home on their special assignments that are due on Wednesday, November 30th.
Looking ahead, there are NO Religious Education classes during the week of Thanksgiving.
Holidays are full of new experiences that can be especially challenging for children with special
needs. On Wednesday, November 16th, there is a workshop for parents and caregivers about effective strategies for managing holiday transitions to help
children with special needs. The workshop is 7-8pm in the lower meeting room of the Pope Francis
Mercy Center. All are welcome. Contact Doreen Napolitano at [email protected] if
you would like more information.
Religious Education teacher is needed on Tuesdays from 4:30-5pm to work with children with special
needs. If interested, please contact Doreen Napolitano at [email protected].
10AM Sunday Family Mass Thanks to the 6th grade students and their families
who participated in this week’s Family Mass. Next Sunday, November 19th, our 7th grade
students participate in the Family Mass. After Mass, everyone is invited downstairs to the lower Church to enjoy refreshments and conversation.
Special Advent Program During Advent, the 10AM Family Mass will include the Children’s Liturgy of the Word. This means that during the readings and homily at the 10AM
Mass on Sunday, Nov. 27th through Sunday, Dec. 18th, our Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grade students will be invited to the lower Church to listen to the
children’s version of the readings and do a craft. If you are interested in participating, please contact
Annuncia on-Our Lady of Fa ma is So Very Giving! The Franciscan Sisters are So Very Grateful!
Thanks to those who answered the sisters’ request for juice boxes and granola bars to go with sandwiches they provide to their homeless visitors. They are deeply appreciated and always needed.
When shopping for Thanksgiving during November, know that the community the sisters serve could well use the following for their Thanksgiving dinners: - Cans of corn, green beans, yams, cranberry sauce, and gravy - Boxes of mashed potatoes - Packages of stuffing mix - Cookies and other non-perishable desserts
Do enjoy the crisp days of this beau ful autumn.
Martha and Mary Network Collec on for the Food Pantry run by the Franciscan Sisters of the Renewal
SCHOOL NEWS Admissions Information
2017-2018 Annuncia on School is preparing to
accept applica ons for the 2016-2017 school year. If you are looking for a Pre-K 3,
Pre-K 4 or Kindergarten program, come visit! To obtain an applica on, interested new families can a end one
of the following Informa onal Sessions: Monday, 11/21, Tuesday, 1/10/17 Tuesday, 3/7/2017
All sessions will be held in the school gym and will begin promptly at 6:30PM.
Ladies of Charity Thank You The Ladies of Charity would like to thank all who par cipated in our drawing. The winners were:
Quilt - Joe LoBono Money Tree - Gael Connolly
Throw - Mary Rohan Wine Basket - Leslie Lewis
Wine Decanter - Susan Gleason
All women of the parish are invited to our next mee ng, which will be Tuesday, December 6, 2016 at 9:30 AM in
the Parish Room.
Save The Date for Annunciation-Our Lady of Fatima’s
Advent and Christmas Concert
Experience the joy of “A Merry English Christmas”, presented by Treasure House Chorale and Chamber Orchestra. Magnificent works from Handel, Stanford, Parry, Gardner, and Tallis. Sunday, December 4,
2016 at 2:30PM in the upper Annuncia on Church. Tickets are $10 and for more informa on please call
914-779-7345.
Stew Leonard’s Gift Cards
Sold by the Home School Association
Stock up now for all your Thanksgiving purchases!! For each
card your purchase, Annunciation School receives 10% of the total we purchase as a group, and you get the full value of the gift card. It really is as easy as that! If you shop at
Stew’s, please consider buying gift cards. It doesn’t cost you anything extra, and the money really helps our school.
If you wish to order one of more gifts cards, please complete the bottom portion of this ad and return it to the
rectory with a check payable to Annunciation Home School Association, in an envelope marked “Stew
Leonard’s Gift Cards.” All gift cards orders MUST be returned by Monday, November 14th. The cards can be picked up after November 17th. Please call Suzie Marely at 914-337-0-337 with any questions. Thank you to all of
the families who participate!! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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