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EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 2017��

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Church of

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366 Watchogue Road, Staten Island, NY 10314 �

NEW PARISHIONERS Welcome to our Parish. Please contact the Rectory Office to register, or you may register online at www.holyfamilystatenisland.com��SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM First and Third Sundays of each month. Arrangements must be made by contacting the Rectory. Godparent is required to be a practicing Catholic attending Mass. Parents must be registered parishioners and must meet with priest for instructions. �

SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY Arrangements should be made at least 12 months prior to wedding date. Couples must attend designated Marriage Preparation Conferences. Couples must meet with the parish priest before a wedding date can be scheduled. �

PASTORAL STAFF�Pastor�

Rev. Angelo J.

Micciulla �

Parochial Vicar�

Rev. Anthony Enyinful �

Sunday Associate�Rev. Jim Mayzik, S.J.

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Administrative Staff��Parish Secretary�

Lisa Russo Bookkeeper�

Alex Pagliuca Religious Educator�

Susan Ganschow Organist�

Barnaby Miles Music Coordinators:�

Sandra Gargaloni

Sally Kaelber

Masses��

WEEKEND�Saturday�

8:30 AM and 5PM�

�Sunday�

7:45AM, 9:15AM, 10:45AM, 12:15 PM �

(Children’s Mass) �5 PM�

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WEEKDAYS� Mon., Wed., Fri.� 7am & 9am � Tues. & Thurs. �

9am�

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CONFESSIONS�Sat., 3:30�4:30 PM �

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SICK CALLS �Anytime�

PROGRAMS & GROUPS��

ROSARY ALTAR�1st Wednesday of each month �

after the 12:00 PM Mass��

HOLY NAME�2nd Sunday of Month at 9:15 AM �

�DAUGHTERS IMMACULATE�

HEART OF MARY�Fridays 3:30 � 5 PM Sept.�May�

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LEGION OF MARY�Mondays 7:30 PM � 9 PM�

3rd Sunday of month @10:45am Mass��

HEALING SERVICES�Every 3rd Wednesday at 7:30 PM �

Except July and August��

EUCHARIST ADORATION�Fridays in Chapel from 9:30 � 3:30�

�PROGRAMS & GROUPS�

�SPORTS PROGRAM: �

(718) 807�9019��

PRAYER SHAWL GROUP�Wednesdays 10:00 AM � 12:00 PM�

�SENIOR GROUP�

Tuesdays 12:00 PM�3:00 PM�

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THE GORETTI GROUP�1st Friday of each month 7:30 PM�

��LAMB OF GOD PRAYER GROUP�

Wednesdays 7:30 PM ���

ST. FRANCIS CATHOLIC �SINGLES�

4th Thursday Sept.�May 7:15pm�

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BEREAVEMENT GROUP�Every First Monday 7:00 � 8:30 PM��

OFFICE INFORMATION��

SECRETARY HOURS: �Mon.�Fri. 8AM�4PM�

�TELEPHONE: �(718) 761�6663�

�CALENDAR:�

http://si.mhsoftware.com�

�PARISH WEBSITE:�

www.holyfamilystatenisland.com�

�EMAIL: holyfamily@si.r r .com��

�SCHOOL OF RELIGION: �

(718) 761�6671��

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�RELIGIOUS EDUCATION We have well developed courses for our children. Families are required to participate at Mass week-

ly. Please contact our Religious Education Office for information. �

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EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 2017�

CHANGES TO OUR SICK-LIST �

PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR SICK EACH DAY. Our recurring sick

list is located at Our Lady’s Shrine adjacent to the Statue room.� �ADDITIONS: Ms. Sandra Gargaloni, �Anthony DeLuca, David Edward Downs� �DEATHS: Aloysia Mar ino, Kathleen Gra-ham, Derrick John Ellers� � �

TOWN HALL MEETING� Mark your calendars for the next Town Hall meeting to be held on Friday, May 12 at 7:30pm. This is a great way to be kept in-formed of upcoming events in the parish. The meeting is held in the Msgr. Glynn Center and is open to everyone. ��

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� RELIGIOUS ED CORNER�APRIL CALENDAR�

• Mon., April 17�Classes resume�• Tues., April 25�Confirmation practice

with sponsors 6:45pm�8:45pm�

• Sat., April 29�Confirmation, 11am�

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CALL IT A WRAP� If anyone is looking for a job as a driver for deliveries or a counter person, please call Don-na at 347�581�7270. Retirees are welcome!�

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REVIVE� This fall, the Archdiocese of New York will launch an exciting missions and evangelization program called Revive: Faith Every Day, throughout the parish clusters. The three�day program will be led by a priest from one of our religious communities that specialize in preach-ing missions. It will be held Aril 24�26 @ St. Teresa’s Church, from 6pm to 7pm. Please visit www.FaithEveryDay.com for more in-formation and to register. Mark your calen-dars! You don’t want to miss it!��

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Mass Intentions�Saturday, April 15�

�8:00 PM� Easter Vigil � No Inten�ons�

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Sunday, April 16�

�7:45 AM� † James Wilson�

�9:15 AM� † Anne & Mary Clark�

�10:45 AM�† Rocco Pozzolano�

�12:15 PM�† Ethel Ippolito�

NO 5:00 PM MASS�

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Monday, April 17�

�7:00 AM� † Josephine Gillikin �

�9:00 AM� † Pasquale Libertucci �

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Tuesday, April 18�

�9:00 AM� † Jane Konopka �

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Wednesday, April 19�

�7:00 AM� † Diana Illiano �

�9:00 AM� † Barbara Loiacono �

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Thursday, April 20�

�9:00 AM� † Frank Polli �

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Friday, April 21�

�7:00 AM� † Dorothy Furness �

9:00 AM † Edward & Sarah O'Brien �

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Saturday, April 22�

�8:30 AM� † Angelina Ruscigno �

5:00 PM † Anna Pham & Paul Vu �

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Sunday, April 23�

�7:45 AM� † Henry & Laura Emanuelsen �

�9:15 AM� † Josephine & Joseph Bruno �

�10:45 AM� † Mario Mezzacappa �

�12:15 PM� † Sandra Trapani �

5:00 PM † Anthony & Mary Amodeo �

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EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 2017�

Tentative Presider Schedule for :��� Next Saturday� Next Sunday �Fr. Micciulla…………………...........10:45�Fr. Enyinful ….5:00 ……..….......7:45 & 9:15�Fr. Jim………………………..….12:15 &5:00��

IN LOVING MEMORY�

The bread and wine offered for all the Masses this week is in loving memory of the Zolfo, Lowinger and Vitale family, requested by Marie Zolfo. �

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CANDLE INTENTIONS�Church: Mario Mezzacappa�Chapel: Loving Son Craig Julio Gonzalez�

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BANS OF MARRIAGE�

I.� Anthony Madalone & Jenna McBratney�

II.�Vladimir Merzlyakov & Barbara Alaimo�

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CARDINALS APPEAL �� To date we are a little over $64,000 towards our goal of $91,500 with 311 donors. If you have not contributed to The Appeal, we ask if you can please consider in helping us reach our goal. Thank you to everyone who has contributed.�

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ST.FRANCIS CATHOLIC SINGLES�� St. Francis Catholic Singles on Staten Is-land is seeking a practicing Catholic in their 30s, 40s, or 50s, to be the group’s new Moderator or Co�Moderator. This volunteer role involves plan-ning and running topics or socials several times a year for Catholics who are single or single again. Candidate should be someone who cares about this population and has good organizational, inter-personal and communication skills. Training is available. This is a truly beautiful ministry for the right person/s! For more information, email�sfcssi@gmail.com. We’re happy to communicate with interested persons even on an exploratory basis. ��

SAVE THE DATE EVENTS:��

SISTERS OF CHARITY �200th ANNIVERSARY�

� Do you remember a Sister of Chari-ty who taught you? �Did you work side�by�side with a sister in a healthcare or child-care service here on Staten Island? �Do you feel inspired or uplifted when you rec-ognize the impact that the Sisters of Chari-ty have had on Staaten Island since their beginnings here in 1853? �Join the Sisters and the Staten Island Community and cel-ebrate the 200th Anniversary of the Sisters of Charity in New York. �Please join us at a luncheon at the Staten on April 29th 11:30 AM to 3:00 PM. �To make a reser-vation or obtain additional information please visit www.scny.org or call 718�549�9200 ext. 239.�

�ANNUAL BIKE BLESSING�

� Please join us for the Second Annu-al Fr. Capodanno Bike Blessing and Party. Be a part of honoring this native Staten Island hero who lost his life while admin-istering last rites to a dying Marine in Vi-etnam. �• On Saturday, April 22, we will have the

blessing beginning at 12 noon in the parking lot of Holy Family Church lo-cated at 366 Watchogue Rd.�

• Following the Blessing, there will be a voluntary police escort to the Party at The Elks Lodge #841 at 3250 Rich-mond Ave. �

• The Party at the Elks Lodge includes a Buffet lunch; the cost of $20 per head will be collected at the Elks Lodge.�

• For additional information regarding this exciting event, please contact Fr. Micciulla at 718�761�6663 or email:rev.micciulla@aol.com �

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EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 2017�

BACK TO BASICS�(Baltimore Catechism)�

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LESSON TWENTY�EIGHTH�

FROM THE SECOND TO THE FOURTH COMMANDMENT�

�159. � Q. What is the second Commandment?�� A. The second Commandment is: Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain.��160. � Q. What are we commanded by the second Command-ment?�� A. We are commanded by the second Commandment to speak with reverence of�God and of the saints, and of all holy things, and to keep our lawful oaths and vows.��161. � Q. What is an oath?�� A. An oath is the calling upon God to witness the truth of what we say.��162. � Q. What is a vow?�� A. A vow is a deliberate promise made to God to do something that is pleasing to Him.��163. � Q. Is it a sin not to fulfill our vows?�� A. Not to fulfill our vows is a sin, mortal or venial, ac-cording to the nature of the vow and the intention we had in making it.��164. � Q. What is forbidden by the second Commandment?�� A. The second Commandment forbids all false, rash, unjust, and unnecessary oaths, blasphemy, cursing, and profane words.��165. � Q. What is the third Commandment?�� A. The third Commandment is: Remember thou keep holy the Sabbath day.��166. � Q. How are we to worship God on Sundays and holydays of obligation?�� A. We are to worship God on Sundays and holydays of obligation by hearing Mass, by prayer, and by other good works.��167. � Q. What is forbidden by the third Commandment?�� A. The third Commandment forbids all unnecessary servile work and whatever else may hinder the due observance of the Lord's day.��168. � Q. What are servile works?�� A. Servile works are those which require labor rather of body than of mind.��169. � Q. Are servile works on Sunday ever lawful?�� A. Servile works are lawful on Sunday when the honor of God, the good of our neighbor, or necessity requires them.��

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THE PURGATORIAL SOCIETY��

The names of our Purgatorial Society, (in no special order) are listed below:��

Susan & Ellwood Donaghy, Josephine & Ralph Sarcone, Frank Pellegrino, Helen DeGuglielmis, Charlene Hayden, Frank & Florence Ciluffo, Deborah Alpert, William Hartweg, Richard Hartweg, Lorraine Lipert, Vincent Cavalieri, Thomas E. & Maria P. Pirrello, Jon R. Pirrello, Jacqueline Vento, Veronica & William Sheridan, Mary Fitz-simmons, Felicidad Pinugu Taylan, Nelly Romero Valdellon, Santiago & Catalina Maramag, Sadoca Prudencio Maramag, Le-onore & Frank S. Piazza, Frank W. Piazza, Vera & Lou Francis, James P. White, Thomas Saccone, Carmine Orcuilo, Ernest Owen, Dominga & Mariano Bariso, Nenita Barbara Bariso, John Santore, John Mi-chael Surck Jr., Joseph Puleo, Angelo & Antoinette Micciulla, George & Phyllis Nerlino, Jean & Tony Carlucci, Pedro & Teofila de Leon, Danilo Siason, Armando Dasalla, Cayetano & Matilde Dasalla, Carlo & Immaculate Artemisio, Thomas, Angela & Christine DiGiulio, Eileen Keegan, Ann Schiels, Josephine & John Modzelewski, Rev. William Dulaney, Larry & Frank Polli, Esteban & Virginia Garcia, �Richard Young, John & Winifred Young, �Michael Amato ��

Deceased Members: �The Pedalin Family, the Cunniff Family, the Connolly Family, the Boyle Family, the Murphy Family, the Teeling Family, the Carabetta & Haskovec Families ��

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SAVE THE DATE EVENT:�OLPI ALUMNI �

� On Saturday, April 29 at 7pm, the par-ish of Our Lady of Pompeii at 25 Carmine Street in Greenwich Village will be hosting a gala Dinner Dance Reunion. All OLP alum-ni, family and friends are invited! Please go to their Facebook page titled, “OLP Reunion” for future announcements. �