The Pastoral Staff Pastor: Rev. John J. Costello Parochial Vicars: Rev. Paul Kim Rev. Nicholas M. Colalella Resident: Most Rev. Raymond F. Chapetto, DD, VG, VE Weekend Assistant: Rev. Msgr. John J. Strynkowski Director of Religious Education: Sister Katherine Burke, C.S.J. Pastoral Associate: Sister Theresa Agliardi, R.S.M. Principal: Mrs. Jan Brunswick Director of Music: Jessica Tranzillo-Smith Secretary: Theresa Zazzi Confessions Saturday 3:30PM - 4:30PM; and by appointment or when requested. The Rectory is the home of our Priests as well as the site of the parish offices. Please call ahead before coming with parish business in order that your inquiry will be assisted by a knowledgeable staff person. Devotions First Friday: Continuous Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament 9AM-5PM. (except July & August) The Holy Rosary follows the 7AM and precedes the 8:30AM and the Noon Mass each day. The Miraculous Medal Novena follows Noon Mass every Monday. The Charismatic Prayer Group meets Tuesdays at 7:30PM. The Italian Charismatic Prayer Group meets Thursdays at 7:30PM. The Padre Pio Prayer Group meets the last Tuesday of the month at 7:30PM. The Sacraments Baptism of Infants - Please call Sister Theresa at 718-746-8531 or 718-746-8102 to schedule a baptism interview. Weddings - Please contact one of the priests PRIOR TO MAKING PLANS WITH A WEDDING HALL. The Bishop requires, in all cases, that weddings be set no later than six months prior to the date. Rite of Christian Initiation (R.C.I.A.) - Interested in becoming a Cath- olic? Need to receive Communion and Confirmation? Call Sister Katherine Burke, C.S.J. at (718) 746-3409. Ministry to the Sick If anyone is confined to home and unable to come to Mass, please call the Rectory to arrange to have the sacraments brought. If you foresee hospitalization, please call the Rectory and arrange to be anointed. Saint Luke School WWW.SLSWHITESTONE.ORG 16-01 Msgr. Dillon Place, (150 Place) Whitestone, NY 718-746-3833 Mrs. Jan Brunswick, Principal Our school serves the community with classes from Nursery through Eighth Grade. 718-344-7620. School of Religion Offering Religious Education classes to our young people attending public school. Our Director of Religious Education, Sister Katherine Burke, C.S.J., can be reached in her rectory office at 718-746-3409. Volunteers are always welcome. Music Office Jessica Tranzillo-Smith is our parish Director of Music. She can be reached at the Music Office at 718-746-8102 Ext.30 Saint Luke Church 16-34 Clintonville Street, Whitestone, New York 11357 Telephone: (718) 746-8102 Fax: (718) 746-3589 WWW: STLUKEWHITESTONE.ORG Email:[email protected]Sunday Holy Masses Saturday 5PM Sunday 7:30AM, 9AM (Italian), 10:30AM,12 Noon 5:00PM Daily Masses Mon.—Wed.— Fri. 7AM & 12 Noon Tues.—Thurs. 8:30 AM & 12 Noon Sat. 8:30AM
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The Pastoral Staff Pastor: Rev. John J. Costello Parochial Vicars:
Rev. Paul Kim Rev. Nicholas M. Colalella
Resident: Most Rev. Raymond F. Chapetto,
DD, VG, VE Weekend Assistant:
Rev. Msgr. John J. Strynkowski
Director of Religious Education: Sister Katherine Burke, C.S.J.
Confessions Saturday 3:30PM - 4:30PM; and by appointment or when requested.
The Rectory is the home of our Priests as well as the site of the parish offices. Please call ahead before coming with parish business in order that your inquiry will be assisted by a knowledgeable staff person.
Devotions
First Friday: Continuous Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament 9AM-5PM. (except July & August)
The Holy Rosary follows the 7AM and precedes the 8:30AM and the Noon Mass each day.
The Miraculous Medal Novena follows Noon Mass every Monday.
The Charismatic Prayer Group meets Tuesdays at 7:30PM.
The Italian Charismatic Prayer Group meets Thursdays at 7:30PM.
The Padre Pio Prayer Group meets the last Tuesday of the month at 7:30PM.
The Sacraments Baptism of Infants - Please call Sister Theresa at 718-746-8531 or 718-746-8102 to schedule a baptism interview.
Weddings - Please contact one of the priests PRIOR TO MAKING PLANS WITH A WEDDING HALL. The Bishop requires, in all cases, that weddings be set no later than six months prior to the date.
Rite of Christian Initiation (R.C.I.A.) - Interested in becoming a Cath-olic? Need to receive Communion and Confirmation? Call Sister Katherine Burke, C.S.J. at (718) 746-3409.
Ministry to the Sick If anyone is confined to home and unable to come to Mass, please call the Rectory to arrange to have the sacraments brought. If you foresee hospitalization, please call the Rectory and arrange to be anointed.
Saint Luke School WWW.SLSWHITESTONE.ORG 16-01 Msgr. Dillon Place, (150 Place) Whitestone, NY 718-746-3833 Mrs. Jan Brunswick, Principal
Our school serves the community with classes from Nursery through Eighth Grade. 718-344-7620.
School of Religion Offering Religious Education classes to our young people attending public school. Our Director of Religious Education, Sister Katherine Burke, C.S.J., can be reached in her rectory office at 718-746-3409. Volunteers are always welcome.
Music Office Jessica Tranzillo-Smith is our parish Director of Music. She can be reached at the Music Office at 718-746-8102 Ext.30
Saint Luke Church 16-34 Clintonville Street, Whitestone, New York 11357
Dear Friends, This weekend the Church celebrates Trinity Sunday. The Catechism of the Catholic Church teaches: “The Trinity is One. We do not confess three Gods, but one God in three persons, the ‘consubstantial Trinity’” (253). In today’s reading at Mass, the final verses of Matthew’s gospel, Jesus says,
“All power in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and
of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, until the end of the age” Mt. 28:18-20.
Jesus tells his disciples to “Go,” and they certainly obey his word! The rest of the New Testament scriptures tell us about the travels of Paul and the other disciples to spread the
gospel and to baptize Jews and Gentiles alike. He remains with the Church today so that we can continue the work of baptizing in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. May we all do our part in preaching the Good News of Jesus in word and deed. Memorial Day weekend usually marks the first “unofficial” weekend of summer. While
many of us may enjoy a getaway with family and friends or a barbecue locally, it’s important for us to remember that Memorial Day is set aside every year to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving our country in the military. We will celebrate Mass at St. Luke at 9:30 AM on Memorial Day, and everyone is most welcome to come and pray for the men and women, especially those who are from our local
community, who died defending our country’s freedoms. The Whitestone Veterans Memorial Association has invited me to offer a benediction at their ceremony at 11:00 AM at the field on 149th Street and 15th Drive. They won’t be conducting a parade this year, but there will be a collation at the American Legion after the ceremony. All Whitestone residents are welcome.
It has been a long year with the pandemic, but it is time to start returning to more of our regular routines. As of the Vigil Mass at 5:00 PM next Saturday, the obligation to attend Mass will return to the Diocese of Brooklyn. More than an obligation, it is a privilege for us to be nourished by word and sacrament as we worship together as a community of faith. Next weekend we celebrate Corpus Christ, the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood
of Christ. What a wonderful occasion for parishioners all over Brooklyn and Queens to return to the regular practice of the faith. Of course, those who are ill, those who care for the sick, and others who have serious reasons to miss Mass are still excused from the obligation to attend Mass. I especially encourage the families who attend our school and religious education program to come to Mass regularly. Those who are being formed in
the faith in preparation for receiving the sacraments need to develop a regular habit of practicing their faith. That will only happen if parents take their role seriously, since you are the first and most important teachers of your children in the practice of the faith. I pray that we will soon see a vibrant community gathering for worship every weekend.
With love and prayers, Fr. John Costello
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AUTO DONATIONS
The Associated Vincentian Charities of Brooklyn will take any car, truck, or van, running or not and donate $75 to $200 per vehicle to St. Luke Church. Any condition, free towing and IRS tax deduction. Call (718) 491-2525.
SUPPORT LOCAL BUSINESSES
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PRAYER FOR VOCATIONS God our Father, we thank you for calling
men and women to serve in your Son’s Kingdom as priests, deacons, religious, and consecrated persons.
Send your Holy Spirit to help us respond generously and courageously to your call.
May our community of faith support vocations of sacrificial love in our youth.
We ask this through our Lord Jesus Christ, who lives and reigns with you and the
Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen
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Novena of Thirteen Tuesdays
in Honor of Saint Anthony
of Padua
The annual Novena in preparation for the June 13th feast of Saint Anthony
will continue on Tuesdays, immediately following the 12 noon Mass,
until the celebration of Saint Anthony’s Feast Day,
Sunday, June 13th.
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
Please join us on Friday, June 4th
for the
Exposition of the
Blessed Sacrament which will follow the 8:30am Mass
and will last until 5:00pm
when it will close with Benediction.
On Monday, May 31st, in observance of
Memorial Day, There will be only one Mass celebrated
at 9:30 am (no 12 Noon Mass).
The Rectory Office will be closed and
will reopen on
Tuesday, June 1st at 9:00 am.
CLOTHING DRIVE
St. Vincent de Paul Clothing Drive will take place on Sunday, June 6th.
Their truck will be in the Church parking lot from 8:00 am until 1:00pm.
They will accept donations
of gently used clothing and shoes.
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We have returned to our previous Baptism Program
with certain Sundays scheduled for the baptisms
of up to four babies on a designated date to allow
for the social distancing necessary for the safety of
all present.
If you are interested in having an infant baptized
during the next few months, please call
Sister Theresa at 718 746-8531.
She will provide you with the available dates for
upcoming Infant Baptisms and the information
regarding the current requirements for parents to
participate in baptism preparation at St. Luke.
She will be happy to assist parents in the preparation.
Let us pray for all the families presenting their babies
for the sacrament of Baptism.
PARISH BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP
will meet on TUESDAY, June 1st at
7 PM in the Church.
MISSION STATEMENT As a community of believers in Jesus Christ and in Communion with the Universal Church,
we strive to follow the Lord’s command to love God and one another. Rooted in word and sacrament, we grow together as a Eucharistic community inviting all to the Good News of Jesus.
PARISH PRAYER GROUPS Charismatic Prayer Group - Tuesday Evenings in the Pastoral Center from 7:30 pm until 9:00 pm.
Italian Prayer Group - Thursday Evenings in the Pastoral Center from 7:30pm until 9:00pm.
Padre Pio Prayer Group - Tuesday, 29 June in the Church starting at 7:30pm.
Vi invitiamo a pregare con noi Martedi, 29 Giugno alle 19:30.
This group provides emotional assistance for those who are grieving the loss of a
loved one. For the safety of all attending, masks must be worn and social distancing
protocols must be followed.
If you are interested in participating in these meetings you must contact
Sister Theresa at (718) 746-8531. Sister also offers individual Bereavement
Counseling Sessions where needed. Please remember to pray for all who are
grieving the loss of loved ones.
If you wish to register as a parishioner of St. Luke Church, please stop by the Rectory Office during regular office hours.
There you can pick up a census card which can be filled out at that time or returned
by mail or in the Sunday Collection Basket. You can even download the Census card online. Please check our website: stlukewhitestone.org Kindly let us know if you would like to receive
weekly offering envelopes.
Come and join us!
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WHITESTONE — “God has big plans for you!” was recalled as the iconic quote of Msgr. John Tosi, the former pastor of 15 years at St. Luke’s Church in Whitestone. On a sunny Friday afternoon, crowds gathered outside the Queens church on May 21 to witness one plan that God had in store to remember the late priest’s life: the unveiling of the street sign co-named after him.
“As pastor, I know that at the very bottom of his heart, Msgr. John Tosi’s way was the way of Jesus,” said the church’s current pastor, Father John Costello, “and so that’s what I hope to model when I see that sign standing there and in my service to this community succeeding him as pastor, that we can all together continue the work of Jesus and make it His way.”
Cheers and claps erupted as the crowd counted down the unveiling of Msgr. John C. Tosi Way on the corner of Locke Avenue and Clintonville St. Guests, which included his family and friends, erupted in joy from the unveiling, which led to more cheers and clapping. People at the ceremony lined up outside the church and rectory and took out their smartphones to capture the moment.
The event was the culmination of months of planning by local Councilman Paul Vallone who serves in the 19th District, which includes Whitestone. Vallone proposed the idea of the street co-naming to the city
Anyone who walks nearby St. Luke’s rectory on the corner of Locke Avenue and Clintonville St. in Whitestone, will now get to look up and see the name of the parish’s beloved former pastor. That’s because, on May 21, the
intersection was co-named Msgr. John C. Tosi Way, after the former pastor who served at the parish for 15 years, from 2005 until his death in May 2020. (Photo: Currents News/NET-TV)
DIOCESAN NEWS
Street Co-Named After Msgr. John C. Tosi, ‘Larger Than Life’ Late
council in October 2020. In December, nearly seven months after the late priest passed, the city council officially approved the plan.
Larger than life
The councilman referred to Msgr. Tosi as “larger than life.”
“He micromanaged with love and a passion that you don’t often see anymore,” Vallone said. “It’s a beautiful way to celebrate spring and his legacy.”
Msgr. Tosi, 73, lived, was educated, and served — more than 45 years in the diocese — in Queens for most of his life. He was born in Flushing and attended St. Ann’s School. He attended Msgr. McClancy H.S. in East Elmhurst and then went on to study at Cathedral College in Douglaston. For his seminary for-mation, he attended Immaculate Conception Seminary in Huntington. He was ordained in May 1973 by Bishop Francis J. Mugavero at St. James Co-Cathedral in Downtown Brooklyn.
He served as pastor at St. Luke’s from January 2005 until his death in May 2020.
Father Thomas V. Doyle, a long-time friend and pastor of Good Shepherd Church in Sheepshead Bay, told The Tablet last year how Msgr. Tosi rebuilt St. Luke’s Church and made many renovations to the Queens parish based on his experiences with the Diocesan Liturgical Commission.
“We remember at his 40th-anniversary celebration — when he was asked about how he wanted to be remembered — he said, ‘I tried to be a good priest. I tried to bring people to Christ’ ” Father Doyle recalled. “I think that’s how people will remember him.”
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All photos courtesy of Sal Candela Photography
Street Renaming to Monsignor John C. Tosi Way
May 21, 2021
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Rev. Msgr. John C. Tosi Memorial Mass
and Blessing of the Monsignor Tosi Pastoral Center
May 22, 2021
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COLLECTIVE INTENTION MASS
The names below will be remembered at the Collective Intentions Mass, Saturday, June 5th at 12:00 Noon.
If you wish to have a loved one remembered at the this Mass or the Collective Intentions Mass which will take place Saturday, August 14th at 12:00 Noon, please call the rectory office.
Please call or visit the Rectory if you would like to arrange for a memorial in memory or in honor of a loved one.
The offering is $50 for the above mentioned memorials. In addition, ALTAR FLOWERS are available weekly.
The offering is $100 for a fresh arrangement of flowers at the Altar.
The name of the person remembered will be printed in the bulletin. Gift acknowledgement cards are available in the rectory.
AVAILABLE MEMORIALS
July to October 2021
ALTAR BREAD Memorials are available for the weeks of: August 22, 29 September 12, 19 October 3, 10, 17
ALTAR WINE Memorials are available for the weeks of: July 25 August 8, 22, 29 September 5, 12, 19, 26 October 3, 10, 17, 24, 31
ALTAR CANDLE Memorials are available for the weeks of: July 25 August 22, 29 September 19 October 3, 10, 17, 24
ALTAR FLOWERS Memorials are available for the weeks of: July 25 August 1, 22 September 5, 12, 19, 26 October 3, 10, 17, 31
AVAILABLE ANNOUNCED MASSES 2021
MEMORIALS
SANCTUARY LAMP Memorials available for the weeks of: August 8, 22, 29 October 3, 10, 17, 31
COLLECTIVE INTENTIONS MASSES
Once a month Saint Luke Church offers a Collective Intentions Mass at
12:00 Noon on Saturdays. This Mass is a special Mass where up to six
families can celebrate and remember their loved ones.
Family can be invited to attend. Jessica, our cantor and Loneda, our organist
are always present.
Collective Intentions Mass Dates for 2021:
June 5th July 10th
August 14th September 18th
October 9th November 13th December 18th
If you would like you to remember a loved one to celebrate their anniversary or birthday month
please call the Rectory. The requested offering is $50.
There is availability for the 9:00am Sunday Mass in Italian only. Please contact the Rectory for dates.
1. Teresa McNicholas 2. Antoinette Aprea 3. Grace, Frank & Donna D’Avanzo
4. Walter Schwarz 5. 6.
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Saint Luke School
This past Monday, May 17th was World NF Awareness Day. Students brought in donations to aid in research for a cure for neurofibromatosis. Class 3-1 was
especially curious about NF since a fellow classmate lives with the condition on a daily basis. To better empathize with our classmate, the students took turns
experiencing what it’s like to live with NF. They all saw how difficult or uncomfortable seemingly easy tasks became. Although they were able take off the ankle weights and
not be in pain when doing jumping jacks, take off gardening gloves to make tying shoes a lot quicker, remove their sticker ‘spots’, or untie a foam block to make it easier
to walk, they came to the realization that those with NF can’t do the same. We all learned a lot with this lesson and hope for a cure.
We are #TeamNicky!
WORLD NF AWARENESS
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The Altar Bread is given in memory of
Carmelina Colalillo Requested by Raccasi, Hodorowski &
DeVito Families
The Altar Wine is given in memory of Carmelina Colalillo
Requested by Raccasi, Hodorowski & DeVito Families
The Altar Flowers are given in memory of
Benjamin R. Kapovich Requested by His Wife & Daughters
The Sanctuary Lamp is given in memory of
Dorothy & John Prunty Requested by the Prunty Family
The Altar Candles are given in memory of
Tony Martinovic Requested by Filip & Vinka Miocic
ANNOUNCED MASSES For the week of May 30th
MEMORIALS For the week of May 30th – June 5th
PRAY FOR THE SICK OF OUR PARISH FAMILY
LOIS BLAKELY MARY JUNE MURPHY SAL BALSAMO JOHN HONVIC PIJERINA LICUL ROBERT MURPHY GLORIA SANTOS MARIE GUARNACCIO JOHN OSTENDORF JOHN DiJORIO ANTE KOLEGA
Sunday, May 30 7:30 Deceased Members of the Maranzano Family 9:00 People of the Parish Carmela Agliato & Calogero Graci Giuseppe, Giulia & Anna Testa Giuseppina LoBrutto Giovanna Bommarito Angelo & Salvatore Vitale 10:30 Gabriel Coletti 12:00 Purgatorial Society Mass 5:00pm Pia Franceschetti Monday, May 31 9:30 Damian Scardamaglia Tuesday, June 1 8:30 Dorothy Conte 12:00 Joseph Costanza Wednesday, June 2 7:00 Marie Cataldo 12:00 Frank Fasolo Thursday, June 3 8:30 Michael Grosso 12:00 Antonio Torzolini
Friday, June 4 7:00 Ivan Grgas 10:30 For the People of the Parish 12:00 Joseph Trotta & John DeRespires Saturday, June 5 8:30 Pia Franceshetti 5:00pm Pacita Santiago Sunday, June 6 7:30 Anthony Abicca Sr. 9:00 John Morelli, Antonio Matrullo Defunti Famiglie Dell’Edera, Palumbo, Lucente & DiMitrio Aida Geovine Giovanni, Marie & Benny DiGiorgio For the People of the Parish 10:30 Antonella Mattina 12:00 Giuseppe, Maria & Paolina Saleme 5:00pm Purgatorial Society Mass
PRAY FOR THE DECEASED OF OUR PARISH FAMILY
ANTONIA ROCCA SALLY MURRAY
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