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ST. MARIANNE COPE PARISH Roman Catholic Churches of St. Thomas of Canterbury and St. Joseph 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time October 4, 2020
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ST. MARIANNE COPE PARISH Roman Catholic Churches of St. Thomas of Canterbury and St. Joseph
27th Sunday in Ordinary Time October 4, 2020
~ Mass at St. Thomas Church is live streamed at 10 am on Sundays at stmariannecope.com and YouTube. ~ Sign-up for weekend Masses: Information on Mass sign-ups is sent by Flocknote each week and the link is posted on the website. For those with health concerns, the Sunday obligation continues to be waived. ~ Worship Aid: The readings, prayers, and music for Mass are available on the website under the Parish Life tab. It can be download and printed, or viewed on a smartphone. ~ The Bulletin is posted on the website each week and there are paper copies in the church.
—————————— This weekend, Fr. James (Jim) Huvane will be at the parish for the annual missionary cooperative appeal and collection for the Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers. He will speak at all the Masses and give our parishioners an opportunity to take part in the vital work of bringing Christ’s name and message to all people. Fr. Huvane has spent many years in
Hong Kong doing mission work. Currently, he is assigned to Maryknoll’s Church Engagement Department. Fr. Huvane is available to talk with any parishioners who are interested in doing overseas mission work as a Maryknoll Priest, Sister, Brother, or lay Missioner.
—————————— Parish Rosary Mission: Catholic Daughters of the Americas invites everyone to pray the Rosary for the unborn, the nation, and to receive the grace to discern a return to a culture of life. We ask all to commit to praying the Rosary every day in your home (Sept 20-Nov 1). This is a way our parish can show support for the 40 Days of Life Campaign taking place this fall. To sign up as a family or an individual, email Fran Cli ord at [email protected].
—————————— For information about Youth Faith Formation classes for grades 1-8, contact Annmarie O’Connor at: 845.534.2547, ext. 2, [email protected]. Faith Formation Classes begin in First Grade as the Archdiocese of New York requires two years of instruction prior to the reception of First Communion in 2nd Grade.
—————————— The RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) is a process through which men and women enter the Catholic Church. It includes several stages marked by study, prayer and rites at Mass. Participants in the RCIA are known as catechumens or candidates (if baptized). They undergo a process of conversion as they study the Gospel and the teachings of the faith, profess faith in Jesus and the Catholic Church, and receive the sacraments of Baptism (if not previously baptized), Con rmation and Holy Eucharist. The RCIA process follows the ancient practice of the Church and was restored by the Second Vatican Council as the normal way adults prepare for the sacraments of initiation. In 1974 the Rite for Christian Initiation for Adults was formally approved for use in the United States. To join or learn more about RCIA (RCIT for Teens), contact Mary Ellen Tiernan at [email protected].
—————————— 2nd O ertory (Oct 10/11) is for Parish Capital Projects.
Pastor: Rev. Rees Doughty [email protected]
Parochial Vicar: Rev. John Kwaku Sah
Weekend Assistant: Rev. Robert Phelps Deacons: Leonard Farmer, Anthony
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St. Thomas of Canterbury Church 340 Hudson Street
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St. Joseph Church 4 Saint Joseph’s Place
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Parish Office 845.534.2547 · FAX 845.534.1357
[email protected] Monday-Friday: 9 am-3 pm
—————————— Mass Schedule
at St. Thomas of Canterbury Church only as of June 15, 2020
Saturday Vigil: 4:30 pm
Sunday: 8 am, 10 am, noon
Daily Mass: Monday-Saturday, 8:30 am
—————————— Confession
Saturday: 9-9:45 am or by appointment
—————————— Prayer Chain: 845.746.8829
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Offertory: Thank you for your generosity and continued support of the parish!
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Cover Image: “Our Lady of the Rosary”, Simone Cantarini.
Source: Wikimedia Commons.
IF YOU WANT PEACE. . . hen an angel first appeared to three shepherd children in Fatima, Portugal, in
the spring of 1917, and a little while later the Blessed Virgin Mary came to them in apparition, nearly the whole world was overwhelmed with a “Great War,” the “Spanish Flu” pandemic, and the rise of communism in Russia. The notion that the Mother of God would appear to illiterate peasant children and provide an answer to the ills that plagued humankind must seem absurd. One might just as well suggest that the rulers of nations put their heads together and find several children living in the middle of nowhere who, barely touched by the evils that worried about more weighty responsibilities than keeping lambs in the fold, could tell them how to fix everything. The illogic of God (and perhaps His humor) finds plausibility in familiar circumstances two thousand years ago of three kings who followed a star to a small village called Bethlehem where a family from similar peasant stock brought a newborn into the world. With the shepherds from a nearby village who themselves saw and heard angels, they beheld the answer to our “inexpressible groanings” (Romans 8:26) in the exhortation of the mother of Jesus to pray the Rosary. At each of the seven apparitions of Our Lady to the children, she asked Lucia, Francisco, and Jacinta to pray a Rosary for peace in the world, urging everyone to devotion to Our Lady of the Rosary to save souls and end war. She asked them to include a prayer to Jesus at the end of each decade, to “forgive us our sins, save us from the fires of hell, and lead all souls to Heaven, especially those most in need of [his] mercy.” In the sixth apparition, the children asked the Blessed Virgin if they would come to Heaven themselves. Mary assured them they would, but not before Francisco first prayed many rosaries. She promised an end to the First World War but the inevitability of another worse war if the world did not stop offending God. She exhorted, in one of three secrets entrusted to the children, the pope to consecrate Russia to her Immaculate Heart. A perspective on the last century and its beginnings in the twenty-first might lead us to conclude that we need a solution to the plagues of modernity more than ever. Besides a pandemic and racial disharmony and all the political divisions that still consume most of the column
inches of every newspaper and the airtime of the broadcast media there is the spectre of uncountable lives killed in ignorance of the sanctity of human life. The number of unborn children whom God knew before they were conceived in the womb far surpasses the millions upon millions murdered by Hitler, Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot, and every other enemy of human life that ever lived. To our shame, we have enshrined the deliberate killing of a human life in the womb as a human right. In truth, any human right finds its origin in the knowing the love of God and neighbor and having the opportunity to love as perfectly as our heavenly Father does. Does this make our “throw away” society the enemy of human life, and therefore the enemy of God? I worry. Years ago, the prophet of our age, Mother Theresa of Calcutta suggested that the fruit of abortion would be a nuclear war. While that possibility seems less real to us, her calculus is inerrant. She understood well, from an intimate experience of the fruits of evil in poverty in the world, that every sin has unintended and unimagined consequences for everyone — unless there are men, women, and children who intercede for the world with prayer. The coincidence in October of Respect Life Month and the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary are timely reminders to seek the wisdom of three shepherd children if we care for the world and pray the Rosary!
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The Children of Fatima — Lucia, Bl. Francisco, Bl. Jacinta Source: Wikimedia Commons.
The offering for an announced intention is $15. The Sunday Mass at noon will ALWAYS be offered only for the People of the Parish. Contact the Of ce for available 2020 Masses for intentions.
Reading I: Isaiah 5:1-7. This “song” of the Lord’s vineyard is actually a parable, which contrasts the lavish care of Yahweh for His people with the people’s sinful response. It then speaks of future judgment.
Reading II: Philippians 4:6-9. God’s peace is beyond our mental power to understand, but it accomplishes more than we can imagine. Paul commends his behavior as an example for his readers to follow.
The Gospel: Matthew 21:33-43. Matthew inserts a quote from Isaiah’s “Song of the Vineyard” (today’s First Reading) and then gives us Our Lord’s instructional parable. Ironically, the chief priests and elders render a harsh sentence for the wicked tenant that actually is intended for them. “The people” who inherit the vineyard also receive the promise of the kingdom.
Mon, Oct 5: Bl. Francis Xavier Seelos 8:30 +Holy Souls in Purgatory by a donor Tues, Oct 6: St. Bruno; Bl. Marie Rose Durocher 8:30 +Henry Malanowski by Vickie Malanowski Wed, Oct 7: Our Lady of the Rosary 8:30 +Marulla Tahtouh by Ireifej family Thursday, Oct 8 8:30 +Octavio Faylona by Arciga family Friday, Oct 9: St. Denis & Companions 8:30 +Joseph Manning by Ken and Margaret Schmidt
Saturday, Oct 10: BVM 8:30 +John O’Mara by Ken and Margaret Schmidt 4:30 +Margaret, James, and Kevin Hennessey by Judy Hennessey White; +John F. Zillig by McGreight family Sunday, Oct 11: 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:00 +Thomas J. Campbell by Crispo family 10:00 L/D Mbrs of Catholic Daughters Association 12:00 Pro Populo (for the people of the parish)
“If families give Our Lady fteen minutes a day
by reciting the Rosary, I assure them
that their homes will become,
by God’s grace, peaceful places.”
— Fr. Patrick Peyton —
The Junior Catholic Daughters of the Americas invites all parishioners to pray the Rosary on the third Sunday of each month (Oct. 18 and Nov. 15) after the noon Mass at St. Thomas Church in front of Our Lady of Fatima Statue. All must social distance and wear a mask.
—————————— The CDA Court Rita #264 10 Month Raffle is up and running. Thank you to all participating to provide Court Rita #264 the ability to continue with its charitable missions. The October meeting will have a double drawing and the winners for September and October will be announced in October. Raffle tickets are still available. Contact information available at stmariannecope.com/catholic-daughters-of-America.
STAR Youth Group will hold a Blood Drive on Sunday, November 15, 8 am-2 pm at St. Thomas of Canterbury School Gym. Appointments are required. Call 1.800.933.2566 or visit https://donate. nybc.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/275518.
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