Parish Family of Saint Mary & Saint Andrew and Our Lady of Lourdes

St. Mary & St. Andrew 137 South Main Street Ellenville, N.Y. 12428

Our Lady of Lourdes Mission 6078 Route 209

Kerhonkson, N.Y. 12446

Use Ellenville Phone # and Address (845) 647-6080 Fax: (845) 647-2486

Our Liturgical Life Sunday Eucharist: In Ellenville: 5:00 PM Saturday Evening 8:00 AM Sunday Morning 10:15 AM Sunday Morning 11:45 AM Sunday Morning (Spanish) 1:00 PM Sunday Afternoon In Kerhonkson: 10:00 AM Sunday Morning

Weekday Eucharist: Only in Ellenville 8:00 AM Monday - Friday 9:00 AM Saturday

Holy Day Eucharist: Schedule will be in the bulletin.

First Friday-Eucharist: 8:00 AM “ “ -Exposition & Benediction In Ellenville 7:00 - 8:00 PM

Reconciliation: In Ellenville: On Saturday: 4:00 - 4:45 PM Or by Appointment.

Parish Membership: We welcome new parishioners. Please register at the Rectory. If you move or change your phone number please inform the Rectory.

Religious Education: Grades 1 through 8 Classes begin in September.

Our Sacramental Life Baptism: The Sacrament is usually celebrated on the 3rd Sunday of the month at 2 PM in the Ellenville Church. Parents take part in a Pre-Baptismal Program.

Sacrament of First Communion & Confirmation: The Sacraments are offered through the Religious Educa-tion Program.

Rite of Christian Initiation (RCIA): This program is for un-baptized people who are thinking of becoming Catholic as well as for those who are baptized and have not received the sacraments of First Communion and/or Confirmation. Classes begin in June. Call 647-7724.

Sacrament of Matrimony: Reservation of date to be made at least six months in ad-vance. Parish registration and marriage preparation are required. Please call to make an appointment with a priest.

Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick: The Sacrament may be administered at any time for those who are seriously ill. Please call the parish office.

Our Homebound or Hospitalized Parishioners: Please notify the Rectory when a family member, friend or neighbor is confined to home or hospital so that we can arrange prayer and a visit.

Father John W. Lynch, Pastor Father D. Bala Reddy, Parochial Vicar

August 9, 2015

We have a NEW website: www.smsaparish.org

Check it out!

Nineteenth Sunday in

Ordinary Time

Carlos Acevedo

Alexander Vega

Heather Kasch

Tim Martinez

Joseph Exner

Rickey Buley

Peter Murray

Dominick Byrnes

Kyle Conner

Pray For Our Troops

Parish Family of St . Mary & St . Andrew and Our Lady of Lourdes

August 9, 2015

Welcome! We would like to hear from you so that we may serve you better. You can drop by the rectory or you can even call to register in the parish. We will be glad to hear from you.

Sick Relatives & Friends Ryan Hulick, Betty Halligan,

Jesse Shaw & Fam., Ana Sims, Lucy Kump, Patricia

Mulieri, Fr. Richard Neilson, Christina Busse, Angel Velez, Josh Berger, Francis Panac-

cione, Kara Anderson, Christo-pher Judge, Dan Goewey, Faith Dumond, Sal Giambruno, Delio Scudieri, Stephen Rich, Kathy Loucks, Sister Mary Denise,

Corey Bradford, Sherry Engel, Charlotte Clark, Madison

Cinalli, Ted & Olga Zazula, Tiffany Pautz, Grant Nicolson,

Mattie Berhang, Barbara Bennett, George Brown , John

Speers, Christine A. Fisher, Sylvia Boyd, Gloria Falzon, Gloria Bertolacci, Charles

Dechon, Patrick Neville, Ann White, Dr. James Cone, Therese Loucks, Joseph Galvin, Stanley Hudson, Elizabeth Young, Joe

Wolfe, Paul Lolonis, Brooke Barrie, Gail Petronio, Mark

Rubetone

THE GREATEST GIFT ONE CAN GIVE

IS TO REMEMBER

YOUR LOVED ONES !

Have a Mass Scheduled.

Please call the rectory to schedule a

Mass.

Please Note:

A person’s name will appear on the Prayer list

for 4 weeks. After 4 weeks, it will be removed

Finance Council

The current members of our Finance Council are: Bill Collier, John Tobin

Fran Allen , Mike Durso, Val Panaccione & Maxine Martin We thank them for their continued

service to our parish.

Saturday 5:00pm Angela Bruno

Sunday, August 9 8:00am Charles Cataldo

10:15am Michael O’Malley

11:45am Mary Maguire & Patrick Joyce 1:00pm

Monday - Friday 8:00am

Monday, Sean Blackwood, Liv.

Tuesday, Richard Shamro

Wednesday, David Stalker

Thursday, Robert Richmond

Friday, Patricia Richmond

Saturday 9:00am Casey Hulick, Liv.

5:00pm Thomas Davis Sunday, August 16 8:00am Giulio DiBella & Fam.

10:15am William Schon 11:45am Michael & Josephine O’Malley 1:00pm

Our Lady of Lourdes 10:00am Agnes Campbell

Our Lady of Lourdes 10:00am Pat Colvin

The Sanctuary Candle is donated Loving

Memory of Patrick Quinlivan

The Feast of the Assumption falls on a Saturday this year, therefore it is not

considered a Holyday of Obligation for this year.

The Mass for the Feast of the Assumption will

be celebrated at the 9:00 am Mass on

Saturday.

Parish Weekly Calendar

MINISTRY SCHEDULE FOR WEEKEND MASSES

R=Rectory M=Mission P=Parish Hal l C=Church

Mon Tue Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun 10

C 8:00am Mass

C 7:00pm– Rosary

11 C 8:00am Mass

12 C 8:00am Mass

C Noon—3pm

13 C 8:00am Mass

14 C 8:00am Mass

15 C 9am Mass Assumption (Not a Holy

Day of Obligation this year)

C 5pm—Vigil

16 C 8:00am

M 10:00am C 10:15am C 11:45am

C 1:00pm Sp.

8/08—8/09/2015 Lector Eucharistic Minister

5:00pm

D. Moore

J. Pagan C. Burke

8:00am

T. Houck

D. Surber A. Bar R. MacKenzie

10:15am

L. Duffy

M. Andreasen L. Klein L. Benson

11:45am

C. Chipman

C. Hemstreet C. Chipman

1:00pm

Z. Acevedo C. Vazquez C. Gonzalez

10:00am

K. Smith

R. Kump M/M Beke

5:00pm

L. Benson

L. Benson T. Houck K. Smith

8:00am

P. Tuzzolino

J. Tuzzolino D. Surber A. Bar

10:00am

J. Sciarrino

L. Sciarrino M/M Beke

10:15am

M. Andreasen

C. Burke L. Benson L. Duffy

11:45am

C. Chipman

C. Hemstreet C. Chipman

1:00pm

Z. Acevedo C. Vazquez A. Gonzalez

8/15—8/16/2015 Lector Eucharistic Minister

Annual Golf Tournament

The Rondout Country Club Accord, NY on

Saturday, September 19th.

More details to follow.

The Weekly Average for the Month of July was

$4,287.93 Average Attendance (INCLUDING CHILDREN)

455

This figure includes the Parish Pay Donations.

Every Good Friday, our parish portrays a live Stations of the

Cross through the streets of Ellenville. DVD’s of this year’s

procession are on sale now for only $10.00 !

Please call the rectory to obtain your own copy.

Religious Education Registration Parish Hall— 6 to 8pm each night

Parish Organizations & Contact Persons

Ellenville Lectors Carl Chipman- 389-0615 Eucharistic Min. Fran Allen - 647-6407

Kerhonkson Lectors/Euch. Min. Imre Beke -647-6080

Spanish Ministries 647-6080

Altar Servers Bruce Santiago - 647-6080

Music Ministries: Pat Hulick - 647-6080

Choir - Ell. Joe Wolfe– 6479059 Ker. Carl Chipman- 389-0615

Ushers - Ell. Mike Durso - 647-4324 Ker. Wayne Clark - 626-1479

Religious Education Bruce Santiago- 647-6080 Connie Burke - 647-8104

R.C.I.A. Jo Loudenslager 647-7724 Catherine Unverzagt 647-3848

Finance Council Mike Durso - 647-4324

Trustees Connie Hemstreet - 647-6080 Mike Durso - 647-4324 Parish Council Billie Bartosik - 647-7994

Knights of Columbus Donald Odom—845-665-6862 Hank Bartosik - 647-7994 Squires Jim Reilly - 626-8223 Imre Beke - 647 - 6080

Parish Network Imre Beke - 647 - 6080

Women’s Faith Circle Nancy George - 985-7907

Catholic Charities 340-9170 x 102

Ulster Vicariate Kathleen Smith 626-7477

Right to Life Anthony Pinque - 647-4183

Church Cleaners Ell. Noreen Dechon - 647-8639 Ker. Sis Ortlieb - 626-4828

Grounds Keepers Ell. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Ker. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

All organizations are in need of more people. If you are interested, please make a call.

We thank ALL in our organizations for your

fine service to our parish.

Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 9, 2015

I am the living bread that came down from heaven. — John 6:51 THE BEGINNING OF EVERYTHING Everyone recognizes the truth of good proverbs, and so they endure from generation to generation. The Russians have a surprisingly bold one that fits this Sunday’s Gos-pel: “Bread is the beginning of everything.” Judging from the first reading, Elijah might have felt that it was too late for bread—too late for life itself. This great prophet was at the end of his rope and endurance. Then, not one, but two angels visit him. One offers food and drink. The other gives startling directions. For Elijah, this food from the angels is bread for his journey. On the strength of the heaven‑sent gift of food, he walks to the mountain of God. In today’s Gospel, Jesus offers himself, not just as bread for the journey, but as bread for life itself. He gives his flesh as life for the world. “I am the bread of life” (John 6:48). He is the beginning of everything. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

Decimonoveno Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario 9 de agosto de 2015

Yo soy el pan vivo que ha bajada del cielo. — Juan 6:51

EL COMIENZO DE TODO

Todo el mundo reconoce la verdad de los buenos pro-verbios, y por eso perduran de generación en generación. Los rusos tienen uno sorprendentemente audaz que le pe-ga al Evangelio de este domingo: “El pan es el comienzo de todo”.

De acuerdo a la primera lectura, puede ser que Elías sintiera que era demasiado tarde para ser pan –demasiado tarde para la vida misma. Este gran profeta estaba ya al final de sus fuerzas y de su aguante. Enton-ces no uno, sino dos ángeles lo visitan. Uno le ofrece comi-da y bebida. El otro le da unas sorprendentes instruccio-nes. Para Elías esta comida de los ángeles es pan para su camino. Fortalecido por este regalo celestial de comida, él sigue su camino a la montaña de Dios.

En el Evangelio de hoy, Jesús se ofrece a sí mismo, no sólo como pan para el camino, sino como pan para la vida misma. Él da su carne para dar vida al mundo. “Yo soy el pan de vida” (Juan 6:48). Él es el comienzo de todo. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

Religious Education August 11, 12 & 13 from 6pm to 8pm in the parish hall for both St. Mary & St. Andrew and Our Lady of Lourdes students. Grades 1 thru 8 ( See insert)

Shawangunk Garden Club

Vintage Fashion Show & Dessert Gala

Saturday, August 22nd 1-4pm ~ Parish Hall $10.00 a person ~

for tickets, call Fran Wolfe @ 647-9059

All are Welcome. Men too!

The devotion to the Eucharist is the most no-ble because it has God as its object; it is the

most profitable for salvation, because it gives us the Author of Grace; it is the sweetest, because

the Lord is Sweetness Itself. (Pope St. Pius X)

We have Silent Eucharistic Adoration

Every Wednesday St. Mary & St. Andrew’s Church

Noon until 3pm.

“Come to me, all you who labor and are bur-dened, and I will give you rest.”

Matthew 11: 28

Please join us for this most noble devotion to the Eucharist.

Annual Cardinal’s Stewardship Appeal

As seen in the last Catholic New York, page 9, we have exceeded our goal in

PLEDGES. To date, 148 families have donated or

pledged to the appeal. Our goal is 100% participation in

stewardship to our church. Please do whatever you can, no matter the

amount. Don’t forget, 60% of everything we donate over goal comes

back to our parish. There are envelopes at the doors

of the church. God Bless!

We Have a Website - www.smsaparish.org Interesting Features: Saint of the day Readings of the day Minute meditations Vatican news EWTN and more……. Check it out!

Knights of Columbus invite you to the parish hall after the 8:00amMass this Sunday..

Enjoy coffee, juice and doughnuts and get to know some of the friendly faces you

see each week. Doughnuts have been generously donated by

Dunkin’ Donuts, Route 209. Each week there will be coffee & donuts

after a different Mass until all the Masses are covered. Next Sunday –10am-Ker.

ENJOY!