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 January 1, 2017
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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
Sunday, January 1, Solemnity of Mary 8:00AM(S) Francis Donohue, 25th Anniversary 9:00AM(N) Maria, Giuseppe, and Antoine e Avellino 10:00AM(S) William J. Hill & Mary Miceli 11:00AM(N) Mary Lawrence and Fr. Chris Walsh 12:00PM(S) Teresa Duggan ~~~~NO 5PM MASS~~~~ Monday, January 2 6:45AM(S) Neil & Johanna Madonna 9:00AM(N) Louis William Balancio 9:00AM(S) Joseph Curreri
Tuesday, January 3 6:45AM(S) Sr. Alice Cronican 9:00AM(N) Giulia Percio 9:00AM(S) Walter Kirk
Wednesday, January 4 6:45AM(S) Special Inten on 9:00AM(N) Special Inten on 9:00AM(S) Sheila Kelly Thursday, January 5 6:45AM(S) Marc Bevilacqua 9:00AM(N) Special Inten on 9:00AM(S) Sibilina Ligue Friday, January 6 6:45AM(S) Special Inten on 9:00AM(N) James & Florence Crawley 9:00AM(S) Anne Marie McGovern 10:00AM(S) Margaret Pierce Saturday, January 7 8:30AM(N) Special Inten on 9:00AM(S) Filomena DeLuca 5:00PM (S) Elizabeth Schultze 5:30PM (N) Edward Muto Sunday, January 8 7:30AM(S) Michael Fahy 9:00AM(N) Alfred Minervini 10:00AM(S) Jean Bickerstaff 11:00AM(N) Margaret Kelly 12:00PM(S) Nella, Augusto and Sergio Barle a 5:00PM(S) Joseph & Doris Kovac
Please Remember in Your Prayers
THE LIVING: Steve Hanford, Frank Greco, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Broder, Rosa Maria Santos, Steven Domenech, Michael Frasca , Jim Brophy, 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 Kollar, Jennie Czachor, Andrea Mermer, Mark Giorgio, Pina Lopopolo, Madeline O’Brien, Kathleen Burke, Gloria Quinn, Patrick Quinn, Joan McGowan Zambe , Lou Turchiano, Ron Vlasaty, and the sick and the shut-ins of the parish. THE DEAD: Barbara Becker (Dorothy Ahern’s sister) Robert Cian , Margaret McKeon, Giulia Percio, Thomas H. McQuillan Jr, Anne M. LaBarre, Angelina Grosso, Antonio Sterlacci, Muriel Tracy, Marie Grace Grandville, our deceased service Men and Women, and those killed this week all around the world.
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Wedding Banns 2nd Time Meghan O’Keefe & Robert Basile 3rd Time
Janine Marasciullo & Paul Lundin Tiffany Murnan & Stefan Westhelle
used for the Holy Sacrifice of Mass at the Annunciation Church this week are gifts of Longo Family in Loving Memory of Lorraine Squillante.
The combined regular and Christmas collec on at Annuncia on– Our Lady of Fa ma Parish for the weekend
of 12/25 was $96,451 and 3,750 adults a ended mass. Thank you to everyone who shared our Christmas masses
with us and contributed so generously!
Page Three Mary, The Holy Mother of God
Dear Parishioners, I would like to express my gra tude to all the people who made our Christmas celebra on at Annuncia on Parish so special…to all those who decorated the Church, the Ushers, the Lectors, the Eucharis c Ministers, the Altar Servers, and the Musicians. I’d also like to congratulate our school children for the wonderful Christmas concerts and the Live Na vity. Our Parish donated over 500 gi s this year to less fortunate families through our Giving Tree and several large bags of gloves, hats, scarves, and socks were collected at the Mi en Tree. I am amazed at the generosity of our parishioners to those less fortunate, especially in these economic mes.
I would also like to thank Rocco Trombe a and the Knights of Columbus for the beau ful Neapolitan crèche in the lower Church. My sincere wishes for a blessed, healthy, and peaceful New Year to all our parishioners and their loved ones.
Sincerely,
Some say that people today are losing, or perhaps have already lost, a capacity to be deeply moved by human suffering. The kind of world we live in inevitably has a numbing effect on the human spirit. One hour with a newspaper or thirty minutes in front of the television exposes one to an overwhelming amount of tragedy. Day in and day out, we are served a steady diet of war, murder, terrorism, kidnapping, rape, robbery, and torture. The more we see of man’s inhumanity to man, the less we seem to be shocked by it.
Then we come to Mass and are confronted once more with Jesus, and I fear that prior condi oning has impaired our ability to feel and see what Jesus really is saying about our concern for one another. We need to reflect once more on the power of Jesus to disrupt and disturb human complacency. The power of Jesus has done this to thousands of people across the centuries and possibly it could do the same to us.
When life begins to harden us to the tragedy of human suffering, one of the surest signs is that we feel no involvement in it or responsibility for it. No doubt, many today train their minds to think that way. A er all, suffering and death are all part of life. We have long since go en used to the idea.
Perhaps, we cannot remember the last me our conscience disturbed us very much about anything. But we need to remember that at mes we can be part of an evil system that could con nue a sense of complacency in the face of human need.
You and I have not seen our guilt for what it really is un l we have faced it in this light. Sin is bad enough for what it does in and to the lives of the guilty. But the worst thing about sin is the suffering it inflicts on the lives of those that are not involved, are not guilty, and do not deserve it.
There is an o -repeated proverb in the Old Testament about “the iniquity of the fathers being visited upon the children to the third and fourth genera ons.” That saying has caused some people to rise up in protest against the injus ce of life. Ins nc vely, we say, “That isn’t fair. Why should children and even grandchildren have to pay for the sins of their fathers?”
And that’s the whole point of the ma er. Of course, it isn’t fair. But this isn’t something God does. It is instead something that we do; something that is built into the very nature of sin. No person ever drinks the full cup of his or her own iniquity. Always some of it spills over on the lines of those around him or her – the children, family, and friends. The innocent do bear the sins of the guilty. That is the way life works and not even God can change it.
We are not bad people. Judging by accepted standards, it could be argued that we are good men and women. We have certain principles that we live by. We keep the rules of decency and honor. But the power of Jesus should con nue to disturb us. It should con nue to challenge us to do something about human needs un l it is wiped off the face of this earth.
Sunday, January 1, Solemnity of Mary Sunday Masses
Monday, January 2 (S) Soup Kitchen Drop Off (pasta) Convent Room 2 (S) 4 - 9:00PM - Scou ng - Convent Room (S) 3 - 6:00PM - Scou ng - Parish Room (S) 7:30 - 9:00PM - AA - Parish Room
Tuesday, January 3 (S) 9:30AM – Miraculous Medal Novena – Church (S) 9:30AM - Ladies of Charity - Parish Room (N) 4 - 7PM - Special Needs Religious Ed - Mercy Center (S) 4 - 9:00PM - Scou ng - Convent Room (S) 3 - 6:00PM - Scou ng - Parish Room
Wednesday, January 4 (N) 9:30AM – Rosary – Church (S) 1 - 4:00PM - Bridge - Parish Room (S) 3:30 - 8:30PM - Religious Ed - Annuncia on School (S) 4 - 9:00PM - Scou ng - Convent Room (S) 4 - 6:00PM - Scou ng - Parish Room
Thursday, January 5 (S) 9:30 - 11AM - Park Bench - Parish Room (N) 4 - 7PM - Special Needs Religious Ed - Mercy Center (S) 4 - 9:00PM - Scou ng - Convent Room (S) 4 - 6:00PM - Scou ng - Parish Room (S) 6 - 7:30PM - Youth Ministry - Parish Room
Friday, January 6 (N) 9:30 - 10:30AM - First Friday Adora on - Church (S) 9:30 - 11AM - Park Bench - Parish Room (S) 10AM - First Friday Mass - Church (S) 4 - 9:00PM - Scou ng - Convent Room (S) 3 - 6:00PM - Scou ng - Parish Room (S) 7 - 10PM - First Friday Adora on - Church (S) 7:30PM - Jordan Conference - Parish Room
Saturday, January 7 (N) 9 - 11AM - Religious Ed Staff Retreat - Lower Mtg Rm (S) 11:30AM - 12:30PM - AA – Parish Room (N&S) 4:00PM - 5:00PM – Confession
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Martha & Mary Network January Meeting
The Martha and Mary Network will meet on Sunday, January 8th at 10AM, following the 9AM Mass at
Fa ma. They will gather in the Lower Mee ng Room of the Pope Francis Mercy Center. A er con nental breakfast, fellow parishioner Rosemary Camas will
introduce a seminar series she developed tled: "Take Control of Your Future! -- a seminar touching all aspects of downsizing or aging in place...your home, your estate
plan, your health care." All ladies of the parish are invited.
Ladies of Charity The Ladies of Charity will meet on Tuesday, January 3rd, in the Parish Room at 9:30AM. We will knit and crochet baby items and make pads
for the residents of Rosary Hill. We hope to see you there!
Holy Name Society January Meeting
Please join the men of the Annuncia on-Our Lady of Fa ma Holy Name Society at our next mee ng on January
8, 2017 beginning with the 9 am Mass at Our Lady of Fa ma Church. We will have our mee ng immediately following the Mass in Breen Hall. This is a chance to en-
joy a group spiritual discussion as well as a prayerful devo on to our Lord, along with breakfast, coffee and
juice. We invite all men of the parish to come and join us.
SCHOOL NEWS Admissions
Information 2017-2018 Annuncia on School is preparing
to accept applica ons for the 2017-2018 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:
Tuesday, 1/10/17 or Tuesday, 3/7/2017
Sessions will be held in the school gym and will begin promptly at 6:30PM.
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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS Sunday, January 1st
Religious Ed classes resume on Tuesday,
January 3rd.
Next Sunday, January 8th, our 5th grade students will be participating in the 10am Family Mass as readers
and greeters. All are invited to the lower Church afterwards for coffee, juice and donuts.
Please check the Religious Education website for
complete information about all Religious Education activities.
www.annunciation-fatima.com/religious-education
Teen Retreat Capuchin Youth Leadership Training, January 13-15, 2017: get in on CYFM’s youth Leadership training, join
the thousands of teens in this program’s 37 year history who have benefi ed themselves, their families, their parishes and society. Even teens that don’t consider themselves leaders benefit from the authen city and skill-training offered in this mo va onal and inspiring
program. The Leadership modules include the prac cal: effec ve communica on, understanding
group dynamics and facilita ng groups, developing and delivering effec ve presenta ons, enhancing
self-esteem, and me management; as well as how to combine all those skills for u liza on in Evangeliza on as authen c Chris an leaders. They are prepared and
transformed into the people that God is calling them to be! Fee $115.00 per person includes lodging, meals,
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Thank You Adult Volunteer Cocktail Reception
Saturday, January 28th 6:00PM – 8:30PM
in the Annunciation Gym (Snow date is Sunday, January 29th at 6PM)
Please join Fr. Grippo, the Priests, Religious, and Mrs. Noonan for a Cocktail Reception to say
Thank You for all of your efforts over the past year at Annunciation-Our Lady of Fatima Parish.
Because of you we have
a wonderful and vibrant Parish!
If you volunteered at any event at Annunciation-Our Lady of Fatima,
please join us! Ushers, Lectors, Eucharistic Ministers, Ladies’ Guild, Men’s Club, Athletics, Scouting, Choir, Home School and all School Events, Martha & Mary Network, Holy Name Society, Knights of Columbus, Altar Rosary, Parish Council, Park
Bench, Annunciation Players, All Christian Service Events, Religious Education, Ladies of Charity, etc.
All volunteers and their spouses are invited!
Town Hall Meeting Please save the date for our next Town Hall Mee ng on January 22nd at 2:30PM at Our Lady of Fa ma Church. All parishioners of Annuncia on-Our Lady of Fa ma are
invited to a end. Fr. Grippo will be discussing all the good works, facility improvements, updates on the
merger and future plans for our parish.
Irish tenor Ronan Ty an will be perfor ing at Fordham Preparator School on Sat rday, March 11th. Tickets for the event are available at h ://www.fordhamprep.org an.
Sat rday, March 11, 2017 (Inclement Weather Date Sunday, March 12, 2017)
Leonard Theat e 6pm Cocktail Par and Socializing, 8pm Concer
Tickets $175 / $125 / $75 (each ticket includes a pre-concer cocktail par , an asterglow following the concer , and ee parking and shu le ser ice om the Fordham Universit
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 fabric and plates can be placed on the cross and books. Please contact the rectory for more informa on at
779-7345.
Thanks to all food donors for your loving kindness!
May this fine New Year con nue to bring God’s blessings to the
Annuncia on-Our Lady of Fa ma community as we con nue to share our good fortune with the families
served by the Franciscan Sisters of the Renewal.
A “Thoughts for Food” list is available at both churches. Just think of ingredients for warm, winter meals: canned chicken and tuna for casseroles with pasta and noodles, rice & beans, canned stews and
chili, canned tomatoes, chunky soups…and of course hot cocoa and a few cookies.
Many, Many Thanks!
Martha and Mary Network Collec on for the Food Pantry run by the Franciscan Sisters of the Renewal
Cabrini of Westchester in Dobbs Ferry is in need of volunteers in a variety of capaci es. If you have a few
hours to give this is a rewarding experience. Please contact Simone Smith (Director of Human Resources and
Volunteers) at 914-693-6800 ext .571 or Yvonne at ext. 592
Please visit our Parish website at www.annuncia on-fa ma.com for informa on on all our Parish
events and various ministry schedules.
Please also visit our Annuncia on School website at www.school.annuncia oncrestwood.com
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We would like to congratulate the winners of this year’s Parish Raffle:
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Thank you for your support of our Parish!
I would like to thank in a special way all who worked on the Raffle, especially Mrs. Evelyn Cosgrove and the staff of the Parish and the School.
Next weekend’s second collec on is for All Our Parish Educa on Programs. Thank you for your generosity.
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