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Phone: 516-482-2770 • Fax: 516-829-3504 E-mail: saintals592@aol.com • Website: www.stals592.org

Rectory Of ice Hours: Monday to Thursday - 8:30am to 2:00pm

Masses Saturday Evening: 5:00pm (English), 7:30pm (Spanish)

Sunday: 7:30am & 11:00am (English) 9:00am (Korean) Monday thru Friday: 8:00am

Saturday: 8:30am

Our Pastoral Staff Rev. Rene O. Tapel, Pastor

With St. Aloysius we pray to live lives worthy of the call to be Apostles of Hope, encouraging one another and building one another up through our Lord Jesus Christ.

Deacon Stephen Choi 516-482-2770

Sharon Snorteland Religious Educa on Director

516-482-5660

November 15, 2020 Thirty Third Sunday In Ordinary Time

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM: Celebrated on the first Saturday (Spanish) and second Saturday (English) of each month at 11:30am. In order to participate in this celebration, parents must register at the Rectory Office for our pre-baptism program. SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE: Couples planning to marry should contact the Rectory Office before visiting a reception hall. The preparation process is nine months before your proposed wedding date. Call the Rectory Office for further information. SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION: Children in the seventh and eight grades are prepared to celebrate this Sacrament through the Religious Education Program. Adults prepare for this Sacrament through the RCIA process. Call the Rectory Office for further information. SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION: (Confession/Penance): Available Tuesday morning following Novena, Friday morning immediately after the 8:00am Mass and Saturdays from 4:00pm - 4:45pm and any time at the Rectory by appointment with a priest. SACRAMENT OF THE ANOINTING OF THE SICK: In the case of serious, unexpected illness, please contact the Rectory Office to arrange for a priest to pray with the ill person. For those about to enter the hospital, anointing of the Sick is held on the first Saturday of the month following the 8:30am Mass.

SACRAMENT OF HOLY ORDERS: Anyone interested in exploring the vocation to the priesthood or the diaconate should call the Rectory Office. Those interested in living their lives as Religious Sisters or Brothers, should call the Rectory.

Lori Giovanniello William Montenero

Rectory Office Administrators 516-482-2770

Bertha del Carpio Outreach Director

516-829-8343

Helena Kim Music Director 718-350-7782

Rev. Kenan Peters, C.P. Weekend Assistant Priest

516-482-2770

Oona Walter Facili es Manager

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Trustees Mary Lagnado Frank Bridges

Luke Jayden Sohn Korean Community Office Administrator

516-466-8700

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Mass Celebrant Schedule Saturday, November 21st

5:00PM Fr. Rene O. Tapel (English) 7:30PM Fr. Rene O. Tapel (Spanish)

Sunday, November 22nd 7:30AM Fr. Rene O. Tapel (English) 9:00AM Fr. Rene O. Tapel (Korean) 11:00AM Fr. Kenan Peters (English)

(Subject to change)

SATURDAY – November 14th 8:30 AM Oscar Mendez †

VIGIL: Thirty - Third Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:00 PM Frank E. Flanagan † Mark Jorgensen † 7:30 PM Nelson & Lizeth Garcia (1st Wedding Anniversary)

Jose Granada †

SUNDAY-November 15th, 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30 AM Parishioners of St. Aloysius 9:00 AM Korean (Intentions Korean Community) 11:00 AM In Thanksgiving

MONDAY - November 16th 8:00 AM The Souls of The MoraSoto Family

TUESDAY - November 17th 8:00 AM Germania Abud †

WEDNESDAY - November 18th 8:00 AM Luigi, Fflomera, & Nicola Tarantini †

THURSDAY - November 19th 8:00 AM Anna M. Edminston †

FRIDAY - November 20th 8:00 AM Deceased Members of The Carrilo Family

SATURDAY – November 21st 8:30 AM In honor of the Virgin Mary Patroners of El Salvador

VIGIL: The Presentation of The Blessed Virgin Mary 5:00 PM Anthony Cardillo † 7:30 PM Roman & Concepeion Cohetero Reyes †

SUNDAY-November 22nd, Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of The Universe 7:30 AM Eileen C. James † 9:00 AM Korean (Intentions Korean Community) 11:00 AM Felice Malfi †

† signifies the person remembered at this Mass is deceased.

Blessed Mother Rose is offered in memory of Alina Swiatkowska

Requested by Her Family

WWeek At A Glance (PC) Parish Center • (CH) Church

(NH) Nursing Home • (OP) Out of Parish (PG) Parish Grounds • (RC) Rectory

(MPR) Mary’s Prayer Room

Friday, November 20th 5:30PM Eucharistic Adoration (CH) Saturday, November 21st

8:30-10:15 Food Pantry Please remember to follow the guidelines found on page 5 of this Bulletin while on the St. Aloysius property. Thank You.

Operational Updates •We are currently celebrating our full mass schedule at our regular times and we are celebrating Weddings, Funerals, and Baptisms. This is all at a 50% Capacity.

•The Church is open on the following days and times for private prayer: -Monday: 8AM to 12PM -Tuesday Through Friday: 8AM to 2PM The front side door facing the Rectory will be available to enter.

• Please remember to follow the guidelines found on page 5 of this Bulletin while on the St. Aloysius property. Thank You.

Altar Rose is offered in memory of

Germania Abud Requested by

Mary Lagnado

We welcome Andrew Carrillo Justin Rodriguez

Who were recently baptized at St. Aloysius and

through the Sacrament of Baptism became members of God’s family.

421 St. Aloysius R. C. Church November 15, 2020 Page Three

From Fr. Rene’s Desk

As we set our vision on the coming Advent Season (start of Year B), the Season of Coming, we are called on this penultimate Sunday of the liturgical year (Year A) to focus on the last things of life and the world, and to reach our heavenly homeland. Following the parable of the ten virgins which highlights our need to prepare to remain awake, doing good for the coming of Christ, the bridegroom, today’s parable of the talents is an invitation to live in such a way that we make the best use of the gifts God has given us.

The parable relates to us the story of a very rich person who entrusted very large sums of money

(talents) to three of his servants, each according to his personal ability: five, two, and one. He freely bestowed responsibility and a chance for unsupervised action upon them, and expected them to manage his assets well, invested profitably and not be diminished. Through skillful trading and investing, two of the servants performed well, doubling their master’s money. However, the third one did nothing to make the enormous amount he received to profit more. He was afraid to take the risk, afraid of the consequences of losing all the money, and afraid of the master’s reaction if he did. On the day of accounting, the master rewarded the two clever servants (“Come, share your master’s joy”), but punished the third servant whom he called “wicked and slothful”. He took the servant’s talent and gave it to the clever servants. Clearly, the master didn’t want security but initiative and fruitfulness.

What we are and what we have are God’s finest gift to us. No one is gifted with nothing. And as God’s

steward, we are only asked to make full use of them for the benefit of the Church and society. Each of us, as a trustee, should take the risk for our Lord Jesus, who risked everything for our redemption. Accordingly, God would like us to be his wonderful employees who identify with his interests, and who view our distinctive talents as a chance to do something creative, sensible, and courageous; God’s employees who are zealous, enthusiastic, and ready for action.

Covid-19 still persists, putting us all at risk, especially the elderly and those with existing medical

condition. We are not yet back to normal. Dispensation from attending Sunday Mass is still in effect. And our Church operates at a 50% capacity. To protect us from the pandemic, let’s continue to observe social distancing while in Church and wear our mask.

Congratulations to the following RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) elect: Kate Chang, Mia

Carillo, Christopher Moon, and Adrian Hong who received the Sacraments of Initiation (Baptism, Confirmation, Communion) last Sunday, Nov. 8; and Esvin Miranda, Vicenta Ruiz, Candelaria Henriquez, and Jymmy Campos Aragon, last Saturday, November 14.

Our Mass on Thanksgiving Day, November 26th, is at 9:00AM. Also, that’s your pastor’s birthday.

Please pray for him. Finally, a guy was having trouble trusting. His friend said, “I know the best solution to your problem.

A parachute jump will fix your problem of trust and lack of confidence.” They took the guy up for a jump. But just before he was to jump he got very nervous. His friend assured him, “It’s very easy. You jump out, and then pull the rip cord. If for some reason it doesn’t work, you pull the second cord, which is a back-up, guaranteed absolutely to work. Trust me. Just enjoy your trip down and a car will be waiting for you and will drive you back to the airport.” So the guy jumped out of the plane. He pulled the rip cord and nothing happened. “Oh, no,” he thought. I’ll pull the back-up cord.” He did. Nothing happened. And the guy said to himself, “Oh, no. And I bet the car won’t be there either.” Peace, Fr. Rene

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All students in grades K - 8 have successfully attended their first "gathering" of this unusual year. Some families have opted out due to Covid and others have not replied at all but the large majority now have their books and the first 4 assignments and we are so proud of them! All work will be done at home with a parent. Periodically we will "gather" again to check work and give new assignments. Catechists have been assisting to check the work and to clean the church after each session.

Our next gathering dates will be as follow:

-Nov.17-7PM (Grade 6) -Nov.18-4:30/7PM (Grade 5) -Nov.25-4:30/7PM (Grade 3 & 4) -Dec.2-4:30/7PM (Grades K, 1 and 2)

Stay well and keep God in your lives!

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All our SSICK AND HOMEBOUND especially,

J.P Allen, Augustine Flores,

Fidel Flores, Rufino Flores,

Boobie Hicks, Therese Kokis,

Theresa Maniaci, Sue Michels,

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And for our FAITHFULLY DEPARTED

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Eternal rest grant unto them O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them

May their souls and all the souls of the faithful departed through the mercy of God, rest in peace.

If you are looking for more information on COVID - 19 (The Coronavirus) and how to avoid and stop the spread please visit the CDC (Center for Disease Control) website.

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For the month of November, St Aloysius Interfaith Food Pantry

will receive a $1 donation from each purchase of the $2.50 reusable Community Bag at the Stop & Shop store located at: 24926 Northern Boulevard, Little Neck NY.

St. Aloysius Interfaith Food Pantry has been selected by a local Stop & Shop store leadership as the benefiting non-profit in the Community Bag Program!

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The Next food Pantry will be in 3 weeks November 21st, 2020 8:30AM to 10:15AM

The good news of today’s Gospel is the extravagance of what is being given us. All we need do is be faithful in “small matters.” The cost of fidelity has no comparison to the reward given. When you give the furniture, household items and clothing you no longer use to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, you are sharing God’s extravagant love. The clothing bins in the church parking lot are again open for your donations

Thank You for your support. IMPORTANT NOTICE FROM OUTREACH

& ST. VINCENT DE PAUL Due to COVID-19, for sanitary/health reasons, St. Aloysius Outreach Office/St. Vincent de Paul Society are no longer accepting donations of clothing or household items. If you have clothing to donate kindly put your donations in a plastic bag and drop it into the St. Vincent de Paul green bins, located in our parking lot. Remember the bins are ONLY for clothing.

Please do not leave donations (boxes, book, toys etc.) outside the bins.

We appreciate your cooperation in these critical times. Thank you.

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We still observe the following guidelines from the Diocese as regards to the resumption of Church Services: (Updated October 26, 2020) From The Office Of The Vicar General: 1. The dispensation from the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days remains in effect. 2. Churches may host up to 50% of capacity. Some parishes have implemented creative ideas for

maximizing space (for example: dividing your church into sections, such as a section for families, a section for couples, and a section for individuals, allowing greater consolidation of space).

3. The earliest time normally permitted for a “vigil Mass” that fulfills the Sunday and Holy Day obligations is 4:00 PM. However, it is within the authority of the Diocesan Bishop to permit earlier times in exceptional circumstances. Keeping in mind that Mass attendance obligations remain suspended, and given the extraordinary circumstances of COVID, an exception will be granted for Christmas of 2020 only.

At the discretion of the pastor, Christmas Eve Masses may be celebrated beginning at 2:00 PM. This exception may only be applied to Christmas Eve Masses (December 24), and only for the year 2020. Multiple, simultaneous Masses are certainly permitted where possible. This accommodation is a good faith effort to offer greater options to parishes and ease the possibility of larger attendances. All other “vigil Masses” throughout the year are expected to abide by the 4:00 PM or later requirement 4. Some questions have been raised with regards to other specific liturgical details within the protocols (i.e.

processions). Offertory processions should remain suspended. Entrance processions and recessionals can be left to the discretion of the pastor. It may be advisable to continue simple entrances (such as those that begin in the sacristy), while allowing a normal recessional in order for the celebrant to (responsibly) greet the people as they exit.

The remainder of the protocols continue to be in effect. Masks, social distancing, and cleaning protocols should be carefully observed.

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2020 “Christmas Giving Tree” Since COVID-19 has taken over many aspects of family and parish lives, this year we will have to adapt our 2020 Giving Tree for our neighbors in need. Rather than asking you to pick up gi tags, we ask that you donate in a different way this year if your means allow. You may donate $25 gi cards (only Target, Marshalls, Dollar Tree, CVS or Kohls please). Your dona on may be sent to us in an envelope marked – Christmas Giving Tree in several ways:

Placed in the collec on box during weekend or daily masses Brought to the Rectory – Monday to Thursday from 8:00 am to 2:00 pm Mailed to St. Aloysius R.C Church “Christmas Giving Tree” Call our Outreach Office (516) 829-8343 to make arrangements.

All dona ons must be received by December 15, 2020. We are most grateful for all your generous past dona on to our Outreach Office/St. Vincent de Paul Society and for considering this year’s Christmas Giving Tree program.

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