ANNUNCIATION - OUR LADY OF FATIMA PARISH Rev. Robert F. Grippo, Pastor Rev. Jean-Marie Vianney Uzabakiriho, 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 Deacon Michael J. Fox, Deacon Guy Pellegrini and Deacon 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 June 26, 2016
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ANNUNCIATION - OUR LADY OF FATIMA PARISH
Rev. Robert F. Grippo, Pastor Rev. Jean-Marie Vianney Uzabakiriho, 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
Deacon Michael J. Fox, Deacon Guy Pellegrini and Deacon 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, June 26 7:30AM(S) Fred J. Fordrung, 33rd Anniversary 9:00AM(N) Giacomo Fratacangeli 10:00AM(S) Donald Baker 11:00AM(N) Mary O’Brien 12:00PM(S) John Conlon, 25th Anniversary 5:00PM(S) Frank Bartolomeo III
Monday, June 27 6:45AM(S) Special Inten on 9:00AM(N) Special Inten on 9:00AM(S) Nella Albert & Camilo Testa
Tuesday, June 28 6:45AM(S) Todd Russell Mucaro 9:00AM(N) Grace Finnerty 9:00AM(S) Jack Cali
Wednesday, June 29 6:45AM(S) Deceased Members of McSherry Family 9:00AM(N) Deceased Members of McSherry Family 9:00AM(S) Sean White
Thursday, June 30 6:45AM(S) Deceased Members of Paratore Family 9:00AM(N) Luigi Ruffolo 9:00AM(S) Paul LaSalle
Friday, July 1 6:45AM(S) Special Inten on 9:00AM(N) Deceased Members of Liosi Family 9:00AM(S) Patricia Moran
Saturday, July 2 8:30AM(N) Mario Bariss 9:00AM(S) Neal Madonna 5:00PM(S) Maria Grippo 5:30PM(N) Dolores Greco
Sunday, July 3 7:30AM(S) Baby Crowley 9:00AM(N) Thomas Murphy 10:00AM(S) Prete, Principe & Lovisolo Families 11:00AM(N) Luigi Ruffolo 12:00PM(S) The Holy Trinity 5:00PM(S) Alan Vigna
THE LIVING: Jim Chiodo, Kathrene Houlihan, 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 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: Michael Colin Kelly (brother of Mary O’Toole), Dorothy Fulton, Jane Murray, Katherine Kuropatski, Philip Spinelli, Charles Browning, Elizabeth McAnaney, Michael Rotem, Eugenia Filopowski, Filomena Lacce , Louise Montagano, our deceased service Men and Women, and the people killed this week all around the world.
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The collec on at Annuncia on for the weekend of 6/19 was $8,980 and 874 adults a ended Mass. The
collec on at Our Lady of Fa ma was $4,962 and 457 adults a ended Mass.
BAPTISMS We joyfully welcome these newly Bap zed Babies into our
Annuncia on-Our Lady of Fa ma Family: Andrew Salvatore Faccipon
Luke Paul Faccipon
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Ministry Corner
Volunteers are needed to keep our very busy Churches pristine! Altar Rosary Society (S) – launders altar linens on a rotating basis and decorates both Churches for
the holidays. Contact Michelle Weigand at 914-779-5870
Sacristan Committee (N) – launders altar linens on a rotating basis, schedule set monthly. Contact Denise Conti at 914-674-8884
Altar Server Vestment Committee (N) – launders altar server vestments on a rotating basis, schedule set monthly. Contact
Lena Lee at 917-428-5973 or Michelle Weigand 914-779-5870
Where is God calling You to serve?
Message From the Pastor Commonly, we think of our Catholic faith as a personal rela onship between the individual and God.
Certainly it is that, but it is not exclusively that. We also need to remember that our faith is also a family affair. We all came from homes; we live in homes; and some look forward to establishing their own homes.
This means that the success and happiness of our individual lives are deeply dependent upon the fate and fortunes of the family.
For that ma er, so is the future of our na on. What happens in the home in large measure determines what happens on the streets, in the workplace, in the schools, and in the halls of government. Don’t be too quick to discount that old adage: “the hand that rocks the cradle is the hand that rules the world”.
The importance of family religion, therefore, becomes clear when we remember the vital role that children play. We need to go back and remind ourselves of that role. So o en we have called them “the leaders of tomorrow” that it has become a truism, and we tend to forget how true it really is. In just a few short years, these young people will be holding the reins of all our ins tu ons. Today, they are students; tomorrow, they will be administrators and teachers. Today, they are dependents; tomorrow, all the wheels of industry and business will be depending upon them. Today, they are only children playing in our streets; tomorrow, they will hold government offices at every level.
This means that the future of everything we care about depends upon the character of our children. For me, I don’t know what builds the right character except a strong faith in Jesus, the Ten Commandments, and Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount.
Remember, the importance of family faith becomes evident when we recall that life’s vital truths are more caught than taught. There are some lessons that primarily involve the transfer of facts from mind to mind. This we all know.
So it is with our Catholic faith. It is passed from life to life, not so much by instruc on as by inspira on. If our children ever possess a strong and meaningful faith in Jesus, it will come to them mainly by a process of exposure. So if real faith has to be caught, home is the most logical place for that to happen. The church can help, of course; school and religious educa on can help; friends and neighbors can help. But mainly, it is the values and principles that children catch at home that go deepest and last longest.
We need to recognize that we are teaching our children something about faith whether we intend to or not. We are conveying to them some kind of a tude toward the church and our Catholic faith. By our ac ons week a er week, we are telling them that these ma ers are important or trivial.
We are all teachers of religion whether we want to be or not. A while back, I came across a li le ar cle en tled, “Kids learn that they live”. Here is what it said: “If they live with cri cism, they learn to condemn. If they live with hos lity, they learn to fight. If they live with ridicule, they learn to fear.
But if they live with tolerance, they learn pa ence. If they live with encouragement, they learn confidence. If they live with praise, they learn apprecia on. If they live with security, they learn trust.”
So then, our Catholic faith is a family affair; and there is no subs tute for it!!
Sunday, June 26 Propaga on of the Faith Guest Speaker
Monday, June 27 (S) 7:30PM - 9:00PM - AA – Parish Room
Tuesday, June 28 (S) 9:30AM – Miraculous Medal Novena – Church
Wednesday, June 29 (N) 9:30AM – Rosary – Church (S) 1:00PM – 4:00PM – Bridge – Parish Room
Thursday, June 30 (S) 1:00PM - 4:00 PM – 60+ Plus Club - Parish Room
Friday, July 1 No Ac vi es
Saturday, July 2 (S) 11:30AM - 12:30PM - AA – Parish Room (N&S) 4:00PM - 5:00PM – Confession
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2016- 2017 PARISH
CALENDAR Work will begin on next year’s Parish Calendar, which starts September 2016 and goes through
August 2017. Heads of all organiza ons must submit the dates that they would like for all mee ngs and ac vi es no later than July 29th for inclusion in the
calendar. Please submit all requests in wri ng to Dede LaRock at the Rectory. You may drop off your
requests or e-mail them to Dede.LaRock@annuncia on-fa ma.com. Please call
the Rectory 914-779-7345 with any ques ons.
Fordham Prep Swim Camp Fordham Prep Swimming Camp will be held at Sarah Lawrence College for boys entering 6th, 7th, 8th, & 9th grades. Session 1 is Monday, July 18th -
Thursday, July 21st. Session 2 is Monday, August 15th - Thursday, August 18th. Camp will be held 5-8PM. For fees and registra on please visit FordhamPrep.org Under athle cs tab. For ques ons please email kur [email protected].
There will be no 6:45 AM mass on Monday, July 4th. Because of the July 4th Holiday, all no ces for
inclusion in the July 9th Bulle n must be received at the Rectory by Friday, July 1st by 3PM.
A en on Bridge Players & 60+ Club Members
There will be no mee ngs of Bridge or the 60+ Club during the month of July. Both groups will
resume regular mee ngs beginning the first week of August. Enjoy the summer!
R W Sunday
1 Kgs 19:16b, 19-21; Gal 5:1, 13-18; Lk 9:51-62 Monday
Praying the Rosary for Fortnight The Rosary will be said during Fortnight, June 21 -
July 4, 2016. The Rosary will start at 7:00PM and will be said on weekdays only, in Annuncia on’s Upper Church.
All parishioners are invited to a end.
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listed.
This week’s 2nd collec on will be for the Annual Propaga on of the Faith Appeal
JOIN in the worldwide mission
of Jesus! By our Bap sm, we are all missionaries -- called to share our faith in Jesus Christ with our family and friends, with our neighbors, indeed, with the whole world.
This Sunday, we are invited to make a special commitment as missionaries. We are invited to join in the worldwide mission of Jesus by joining the Propaga on of the Faith.
In making this commitment, we pledge to…
+ PRAY daily for the missionary work of the Church,
offering our personal crosses for missionaries and those they serve.
+ OFFER REGULAR FINANCIAL HELP in support
of those who bring the “Good News” of Jesus to our brothers and sisters throughout the Missions. Please say “yes” to this special missionary call next weekend. Envelopes are available for your mission gi . Thank you very much!
Knights of Columbus News
The Knights of Columbus Blessed Mother Council is proud to announce the winners of the inaugural
Louis J. Capozi Service Award for 7th Grade Annuncia on students. Congratula ons to the 2015-16
Award Winners: Faith Mallon and Cris ana Santos. Congratula ons to the Semi-Finalists: Regina Potenza and Eamon Tracey. Blessed Mother Council
would like to congratulate all the students who par cipated in the essay and applica on process
for a job well done.
Rosary Repairs If you have rosary beads that are
broken or in need of repair you can drop them off at the rectory to be
repaired. Please include your contact informa on (name, address and
phone number) and they will be repaired by one of our parishioners who is a rosary maker. As long as there
are no missing beads they most likely can be repaired. Your repaired rosary will be returned to the rectory and you will be no fied when to pick them up. If you have any ques ons, please call the rectory
at 914-779-7345.
THIRTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
First Reading: 1 Kings 19:16b, 19-21
Elijah the prophet followed God's instruc on to appoint a man named Elisha as his successor. Elijah threw his cloak over Elisha, who went and said good-bye to his family, then followed Elijah without ques on.
Second Reading: Gala ans 5:1, 13-18
Paul reminds us that people were freed from the old law through Christ. But he makes it clear that this free-dom does not mean giving in to evil desires. Instead, we must be guided by the Spirit and most importantly love our neighbor as ourselves.
Gospel: Luke 9:51-62
Jesus set out for Jerusalem, and passed through a town where he was not welcomed. He reprimanded his disci-ples for desiring vengeance against the town. One man wanted to follow Jesus when he had finished his du es at home. Jesus expressed that a man who begins a task, but constantly looks back is unfit for the reign of God.
Martha and Mary Network Food Collection for the Food Pantry run by the Franciscan Sisters of
the Renewal on Bainbridge Avenue in the Bronx
Many Thanks to all who brought donations in the last couple of weeks! Remember that pantry shelves empty quickly in these “hazy, lazy, crazy days of summer,” when
schools – and their breakfast/lunch programs – shut down.
Copies of the list of needed items are near our drop-off locations: At Annunciation: in the wooden cabinets at the back of the church
At Fatima: in the baskets under the shelves in the vestibule Happy Summer!!
Thoughts for Food ** Please, NO GLASS containers. Many thanks.**
Canned Proteins (tuna, salmon, chicken, peanut bu er, beans)
Canned Fruits (pineapple, peaches, pears, plas c jars of jelly)
100% Fruit Juices (all sizes including juice boxes)
Pastas and Sauces (spaghe sauce) Canned Vegetables (Low Sodium best)
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