Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary St. Stanislaus Bishop and Martyr Parish MASS SCHEDULE Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Monday - Friday 7:00 am English 9:00 am English Saturday 9:00 am English 5:30 pm English 7:00 pm Español-Spanish Sunday 7:30 am English 9:00 am Italian 1 st Sunday of each month 11:30 am English 1:30 pm Filipino 3 rd Sunday of each month 6:30 pm English (Except during July & August) Holy Days - As announced in the Bulletin St. Stanislaus Bishop & Martyr Location-Rockaway Blvd. & 88th Street Sunday 9:00 am English 11:00 am Polish RECTORY OFFICE HOURS Monday-Friday Saturday 9:00 am - 12 noon 9:00 am - 12 noon 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Nativity: 2nd & 4th Sunday of each month St. Stanislaus: 2nd & 3rd Sunday of each month Original birth certificate required and must be a parishioner with envelopes for at least 6 months. SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE Couples should contact the parish office at least six months in advance to make the proper arrangements. MUST BE A PARISHIONER WITH ENVELOPES. SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Saturday: 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm at Nativity only. For confession at other times please make an appointment. SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING OF THE SICK First Saturday in January, April, July & October during the 9:00am Mass. Please notify a priest whenever anyone is seriously ill to receive this special sacrament. SACRAMENTS FOR ADULTS RCIA To register or for any information please call (718) 845-3691 ext. 12 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE For any information regarding sacramental preparation for children of our parish who wish to receive First Penance, First Eucharist and Confirmation, call: (718) 845-1524 or email: [email protected]Must be a parishioner. SCHOOL Divine Mercy Catholic Academy Location - 101-60 92nd St. Tel: 718-845-3074 • Fax: 718-845-5068 Sister Francis Marie, C.S.F.N., Principal 101-41 91st Street, Ozone Park, New York, 11416 Tel: 718.845.3691 • Fax: 718.845.8978 www.nativityststans.org Email: [email protected]Rev. Paul C. Palmiotto, Pastor Rev. Killick Pierrilus, Parochial Vicar Rev. Ryszard Koper, Parochial Vicar Rev. Angelo B. Pezzullo, Retired & in Residence Deacon Andrew A. Marchello, Retired Deacon Edward J. Guster, Jr. Ms. Patricia Kistner, Religious Education Director Mr. Eric Petrucci, Music Director Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time JULY 14th “But a Samaritan traveler who came upon him was moved with compassion at the sight. He approached the victim, poured oil and wine over his wounds and bandaged them. Then he lifted him up on his own animal, took him to an inn, and cared for him." - Lk 10:33-34
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Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary St. Stanislaus Bishop and Martyr Parish
MASS SCHEDULE
Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Monday - Friday
7:00 am English 9:00 am English Saturday 9:00 am English 5:30 pm English 7:00 pm Español-Spanish Sunday
7:30 am English 9:00 am Italian 1st Sunday of each month 11:30 am English 1:30 pm Filipino 3rd Sunday of each month 6:30 pm English (Except during July & August) Holy Days - As announced in the Bulletin
St. Stanislaus Bishop & Martyr Location-Rockaway Blvd. & 88th Street Sunday 9:00 am English 11:00 am Polish
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Nativity: 2nd & 4th Sunday of each month
St. Stanislaus: 2nd & 3rd Sunday of each month
Original birth certificate required and must be a parishioner with envelopes for at least 6 months.
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE Couples should contact the parish office at least six months in advance to make the proper arrangements. MUST BE A PARISHIONER WITH ENVELOPES.
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Saturday: 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm at Nativity only. For confession at other times please make an appointment.
SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING OF THE SICK First Saturday in January, April, July & October during the 9:00am Mass. Please notify a priest whenever anyone is seriously ill to receive this special sacrament.
SACRAMENTS FOR ADULTS RCIA To register or for any information please call (718) 845-3691 ext. 12
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE For any information regarding sacramental preparation for children of our parish who wish to receive First Penance, First Eucharist and Confirmation, call: (718) 845-1524 or email: [email protected] Must be a parishioner.
SCHOOL
Divine Mercy Catholic Academy Location - 101-60 92nd St.
Services; Parish Assistance Program; Office of Faith
Formation, Bishop Mugavero Residence for infirm clergy;
Futures in Education Scholarship Foundation.
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THIS WEEKEND: MISSION APPEAL JULY 13 - 14, 2019
Rev. Lukasz Drozak, Redemptorist, will speak on behalf of the Redemptorists ministries in Ukraine and Russia this weekend, July 13-14. The Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer, Redemptorists, is a missionary congregation that ministers to the poor in more than 70 countries around the world. The area of the former Soviet Union is undoubtedly a place where many neglected people need help. Thanks to the efforts of Polish Redemptorists, we have been building the next church there. In front of us there is the next project: the completion of the construction at the church and pastoral center in Togliatti - central Russia. We would like to express our deep gratitude to all of you for your prayers, kindness and support of our projects. Every day we thank God in our prayers for all people of good will, their prayers and generosity. May God Bless you all.
LETS DRESS OUR BEST TO GIVE THE LORD OUR SUNDAY’S BEST!
Society of St. Vincent de Paul gives back !!
Nativity- St. Stanislaus shares in the profits. For each car, truck or van,
running or not, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul will give back to our church
$50/$100. Maybe you don’t have a vehicle, but a family member, friend or
neighbor has an old or neglected vehicle in their driveway that they would like to
dispose of. Call the Society at 718-491-2525.
July 14, 2019
15th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Loving isn't too difficult, right? Many of us are surrounded
by kind, lovely people trying to do the right thing. Indeed,
to "love ? your neighbor as yourself" seems like it should
be easy enough. Treat people like you would like to be
treated. Bring the new neighbors some baked goods
(normal and gluten-free, just in case). Chat with the bank
teller about his holiday weekend. Write an occasional card
to your sister "just because." There were probably varieties
of these acts of kindness in Jesus' day. Perhaps substituting
figs for cookies. But "exchange pleasantries with the
traveling cloth merchant" isn't the example Jesus gives.
"A man fell victim to robbers... they stripped him and beat
him and went off leaving him half-dead." The righteous
pass by the scene of the dying man. The hero of the story is
the one on the margins of Jewish society, who perhaps
would not have been welcomed, in other circumstances, by
the man now in the ditch. His neighborly love causes him
to halt his journey, to tend wounds, and to pay for the man's
care out of his own savings. Are we interruptible? Are we
attentive to the hurts of others? Are we generous with our
money and possessions?
In the past few weeks, who has crossed your mind as
someone in need of help? Perhaps it's an acquaintance
suffering from cancer. Maybe you were invited to donate
or volunteer to a local social cause, but it just won't stick
in your mind (or schedule) to make it happen. The needs
of people are many and varied. We can't help everyone,
but God does place opportunities in our path for
compassion and courageous love. This week, be "the one
who treated him with mercy."
Pray for the Deceased
May They Rest In Peace
Mary Amato, Vita Ciulla, Vito Narciso, Danuta Golebiewski,
Agnes Lombardo, Barbara A. Pelosi, Juan-Bautista Fernandez, Carmela Carnevale
Remember in your prayers
the sick of our parish:
Almighty and Eternal God, You are the everlasting health of those who
believe in You. Hear us for Your sick servants… for whom we implore
the aid of Your tender mercy, that being restored to bodily health, they
may give thanks to You in Your Church. Through Christ our Lord.
Arthur Weber, Sr.
Barbara Martuscello
Christopher Cucci Frank Carbone
Frank Sorrentino
Stephen Petrillo
John Gaynor
Juan Ureña
Kenneth Ordoñez
Luz Marina Castillo
Madeline Padilla
Maria de los Angeles Rojas
Shirley Aguilar Irene Gaynor
June Dotterman
Rose Anzaldi
Laura Giamundo
Erma Aloisio
Zoe Bonowitz
Maria Abreu Maddalena Marsicano
Beatrice Arango
Kai Sawe
John Vicedomini Jr.
Eric Kelly
Rafael Perez
Remington Stafford
Dorothy Bonowitz
John Woods
Thomas J. Hurlman Philip Schlesinger
Ann Sanfilippo
Danny C. Lourine
The Integrity of Justice
That those who administer justice may work with integrity, and
that the injustice which prevails in the world may not have the
last word.
La Sociedad de San Vicente de Paul da una donación a Nuestra Parroquia en su nombre
cuando usted o alguien que usted refiera done un carro sin importar las condiciones. Para más información
puede llamar al (718) 491-2525 Gracias
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Reminder
For Months of July & August
There will be no
6:30 pm Sunday Mass at Nativity B.V.M.
Catholic Charities Progress of Peoples Management Corporation
HOUSING ANNOUNCEMENT
Progress of Peoples Management Corp. – an affiliate of Catho-lic Charities Brooklyn & Queens – is pleased to announce the opening of the waitlist for the Catherine Sheridan House. The building is for elderly residents and couples where the head of household or spouse is 62 or older. There are also units set aside for applicants 18 and older who permanently require a wheelchair accessible unit. Income restrictions apply and are based on Section 8 guidelines. Applications will be available beginning July 15th 2019 and will remain available until July 26th 2019. Completed applications must be mailed to the PO Box listed on the application and must be postmarked by July 26th 2019. Interested applicants can obtain an application: IN PERSON At the Catholic Charities Walk-in Center (191 Joralemon Street, 1st Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11201) between the hours of 9am and 5pm, Mondays thru Fridays (July 15th to July 26th)
OR At the Catherine Sheridan House (31-41 23rd Street Astoria, NY, 11102) between the hours of 9am and 5pm, Mondays thru Fridays (July 15th to July 26th) BY MAIL* Send a written application request to: Catherine Sheridan House c/o POP Management Corp. 191 Joralemon Street, 8th Floor Brooklyn, NY 11201 *Written application requests must be received by Wednesday July 24th, 2019 If you have any questions, please contact the Catholic Charities Call Center: 718-722-6001
What does it mean to give of yourself completely, without
reservation, without fear, and without a concern for the cost?
Should it matter if the person who needs us is unlike us in skin
color, religion, or nationality? What does real mercy look like?
Jesus answered these questions beautifully in perhaps the
greatest of the stewardship parables, the story of the Good
Samaritan. Here a Judean traveler has been attacked, beaten,
and left for dead on the side of the road. Others see him, but
the cost to them to stop and help is too great. It is a Samaritan,
one who is despised by most in the area, that stops, and he
gives of his time, talent, and treasure to help the poor victim.
Where the Samaritan was going we cannot know for sure, but
he stopped to give his time to the beaten man. Using oil and
wine, he bandaged the wounds. Not everyone has the
knowledge and skills to care for someone in this manner. Here,
he gave of his talent. Then he placed the man on his own
animal and carried him to an inn the rest of the day. The
following day he pays the innkeeper, yet leaves explaining that
if the payment is not enough, when he travels back on through
he will repay him whatever the cost. Of course, here he shares
his treasure.
The sharing of these things is profound enough, but it is the
statement of his willingness to pay whatever the balance is that
elevates this tale to an ultimate example of stewardship. The
Samaritan does not care how high the cost. He will give
whatever is needed. This is mature discipleship, to respond to
the call of Jesus Christ regardless of the cost. This is true
El Grupo de Oración Caminando en la Fe, La Cofradía del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús, Los Servidores y Voluntarios en los diferentes ministerios, los animamos a continuar sirviendo, asistiendo y aportando su granito de arena para fortalecer los lazos de fraternidad en nuestra parroquia. El SEÑOR, necesita de nosotros. Animamos a otros a formar parte de los grupos, servicios y ministerios de nuestra parroquia NATIVIDAD. Recuerda que el Señor te necesita para amar y servir a tus hermanos de nuestra comunidad aportando los dones que él te ha dado.
14 de julio de 2019
15º domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
Después de la misión de los 72 discípulos, Jesús sigue su camino hacia Jerusalén, catequizando a los que deseaban seguirlo. En ese transcurso del camino surgieron dos preguntas fundamentales: "Un maestro de la Ley, que
quería ponerlo aprueba, se levantó y le dijo: Maestro: ¿Qué debo hacer para conseguir la vida eterna? (Lucas 10:25). La respuesta de Jesús es dada inmediatamente con otra pregunta: ¿Qué está escrito en la Escritura? ¿Qué lees en ella? Se da la respuesta: "Amarás al Señor tu Dios con todo tu corazón, con toda tu alma, con todas tus fuerzas y con toda tu mente; y amarás a tu prójimo como a ti mismo". (Lucas 10:27). Jesús le dijo entonces, "¡Excelente respuesta! Haz eso y vivirás. La lección para el maestro de la ley y para nosotros ahora es sencilla pero complicada ya que muchas veces solo falta una cosa: practicar con el ejemplo lo que indica la Escritura. Surge luego la segunda pregunta por la misma persona, que en su ceguera espiritual en lugar de escuchar al Maestro lo retaba y le dijo: "¿Y quién es mi prójimo?". (Lucas 10:29). Jesús entonces narra la parábola del buen samaritano que en el fondo es un aprendizaje de que para Dios no existen diferentes clases de prójimos - Prójimo, es el que está cerca de mí, cada persona humana es toda persona próxima de cualquier raza, religión y condición en la que viva. En resumen, Jesús lanza la última pregunta: "Según tu parecer, ¿Cuál de estos tres fue el prójimo del hombre que cayó en manos de los salteadores?" La respuesta fue "El que se mostró compasivo con él." Y Jesús le dijo: "Vete y haz tú lo mismo".
ORACIÓN
Padre Celestial, acudo a Ti para
pedirte algo muy especial.
Es a través de tu poder que fui
creado. Cada vez que respiro,
cada mañana que despierto, en
cada momento, en cada hora,
vivo bajo tu poder.
Padre te pido que me toques con
ese poder. Porque si me creaste de la nada, ciertamente puedes
recrearme.
Lléname con el poder sanador de tu Espíritu, desecha todo lo que
no debería estar en mí. Arregla lo que está roto, líbrame de las
células enfermas, abre mis arterias o venas bloqueadas y
reconstruye las áreas dañadas. Retira toda la inflamación y
limpia cualquier infección.
Deja que el calor de tu amor sanador pase a través de mi cuerpo,
para crear nuevas, aquellas áreas enfermas, para que mi cuerpo
funcione de la manera que lo creaste para funcionar. Y Padre,
devuélveme la salud completa en mente y cuerpo para que pueda
