Pastoral Staff: Rev. Msgr. Jeffrey J. Madley, Pastor

fatherjeff@optimum.net In Residence: Rev. Msgr. William J. Gill

John Moran, Deacon Sr. Mary Assunta Boyle, RSM, Religious Education Suzanne Marchisella, Parish & Cemetery Secretary

Mary Ann Tupper, Human Resources Jo Ann Morse, Music Director

Jack Hanlon, Liturgy Coordinator Sr. Barbara McKenna, RSM, Bereavement Coordinator

Your parish staff welcomes the opportunity to serve you. A priest will

always be available for emergency sick calls. Many requests for service and information can be met during the daytime when the office is fully staffed. We suggest making appointments with the priest, deacon or

other member of the parish staff since they might be engaged in other pastoral activities.

WE CELEBRATE EUCHARIST Mass Schedule

Weekends: First Saturday of the month: 8:15 AM

Saturday: 5:00 PM Sunday: 8:00 AM, 9:30 AM, 11:00 AM,

12:30 PM. (Spanish). 5:00 PM. Holydays:

Vigil: 7:00 PM. Holyday: 8:15 AM., 12:00 Noon

Weekdays: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday &

Friday: 12:00 Noon Tuesday 8:15 AM.

Please let us know if someone is unable to come to Church because of age or illness.

We will be happy to bring Holy Communion to them at home.

Devotions: Tuesdays: Our Lady of Perpetual Help

Novena. 8:15 AM Mass

Basilica Church of Sacred Hearts of Jesus & Mary 168 Hill Street, Southampton, New York 11968

WE CELEBRATE BAPTISM: Baptisms are customarily performed on Sunday at 2:30 P.M. Prior arrangements with the parish priest or deacon must be made as far in advance as possible. The Godfather and Godmother should be practicing Catholics. Our Baptismal Program meets at 7:30 P.M. on the second Monday of each month in the Parish Center.

WE CELEBRATE PENANCE: Confessions are heard on Saturdays from 4:00 - 4:45 PM. A more convenient time may be arranged with the parish priest by calling the Parish Center.

WE CELEBRATE MARRIAGE: In order to prepare adequately for the life-long commitment to the Sacrament and to arrange to participate in a Marriage Preparation Program, we ask that you make arrangements with the priest or deacon of your choice at least six months prior to the date of the marriage. Because of the Sunday Mass schedule, Nuptial Masses are normally celebrated on Friday evening or Saturday. Weddings should take place in the proper parish of the bride or groom. WE CELEBRATE HOLY ORDERS & RELIGIOUS LIFE: The privilege of serving God’s people as a priest, permanent deacon, religious sister or brother is personally fulfilling and spiritually exciting. Anyone who feels they might be interested in the priesthood, diaconate or religious life should speak to a parish priest.

WE CELEBRATE GROWTH IN CHRIST: Mothers and fathers are the first teachers of their children in the ways of the faith. We hope they will be the best of teachers by what they say and do. Our Parish Religious Education Program and Our Lady of the Hamptons Regional School strive to sup port and complement the responsibility of parents to be the primary teachers of the children they have co-created with God. Our Religious Education Program, which includes preparation for First Penance. First Eucharist and Confirmation, is a family centered, continual formation extending from Grade 1 through Grade 8. Our Ministry to high school students continues this formation for grades 9 through 12. WE SHARE OUR FAITH: Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults. Do you know of someone who is interested in becoming a Catholic or a Catholic who has not yet received the Sacraments of Confirmation and Eucharist. If so, please call the Par-ish Office. Continuing Adult Education is offered through the Parenting Programs. Little Rock Scripture Study Series and other spiritual development programs

PARISH REGISTRATION We ask that all Catholics living within the boundaries of Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary Parish fill out a registration (census) form. This helps us identify and provide for the needs of our parishioners. If you are new to the parish or if you are moving, please call the Parish Office.

Parish Office Tel: 631-283-0097 Fax: 631-283-3836 E-mail: sacredheartsjm@optimum.net website: ww.sacredheartsofjesusandmary.org Hours: Monday - Friday: 9:00am - 12 Noon; 1:00pm-4:00pm Evenings: By appointment only please Sat. & Sun.: By appointment only please

Religious Education Office: 283-0508 e-mail: bassuntarsm@gmail.com Human Resources Office: 283-6415 e-mail:maryanntupper.hrp@hamptons.com Spanish Apostolate: 283-4379 Vincentian Fathers: 287-9647 Our Lady of the Hamptons School: 283-9140 Convent: 283-9110 Sr. Kathryn Schlueter, CSJ, Principal WE REACH OUT: The Human Resources Program volunteers reach out to meet the temporal needs of the elderly, the housebound and the poor of our parish and community, Our parish Care for the Caregiver Program delivers hot meals to families in need of this kind of help on Wednesday evenings. Call the Human Resources Office (283-6415) for more information and assistance. WE RESPECT LIFE: Birthright maintains an office at 99 W Montauk Highway. Hampton Bays. Project Rachel offers confidential and compassionate counseling to anyone suffering guilt after an abortion. Please call Birthright at 728-8900 for information.

BASILICA PARISH OF SACRED HEARTS OF JESUS & MARY FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER

APRIL 29, 2012 Readings: Acts4:8-12; Jn 3:1-2; Jn 10:11-18

Mission Statement: We are a Eucharistic centered people, who by following Christ’s teaching, together to love and serve those in spiritual and physical need in our community.

MINISTERS SCHEDULE Saturday, May 5 5 PM Msgr. Gill SERVERS E & M Knight, A. Wesnofske, C. Yastremski E.M.’S M. Adamczyk, M. Lynch, P. Madison LECTOR H. Reister Sunday, May 6 8 AM Father Kiernan SERVERS Ambrose Bros., C. Collum, I & L Martin E.M.’S T. Cavallaro, K. Duggan, D. Dwyer, J & C Mottern LECTOR J. Taranto GREETERS M. Steinbrecher, I. Hurley 9:30 AM Msgr. Madley SERVERS A. Cuccia, J. Hanes, F& R Kelly, A. O’Brien E.M.’S Sr. M. Assunta, J. Hanlon, M. Nugent, J & C Wilson LECTOR A. Cuccia GREETER A. Lesta, J & N McCulley 11 AM Msgr. Madley SERVERS W. Menghini, O. Valle E.M.’S S. Adelante, G. Bauer, J. Cleary, V. Grattan, J. Neknez LECTOR Peg Jordan GREETERS C. Brown, C. Butler 5 PM Father Dahm SERVERS C. Oliveros, M. Terry E.M.’S N. Conroy, L. DeRobertis, K. Maple LECTOR K. Rossi

Masses for the Week of April 30-May 6 Monday 12:00 Marguerite Hurley

Tuesday 8:15 Jacques Bodeau

Wednesday 12:00 Kathleen & John Gang

Thursday 12:00 Mary Carroll

Friday 12:00 Kathleen Hull

Saturday 5 PM Living & Deceased Members of the

Hogan & Donohue Families

Sunday 8:00 Donald Medler

9:30 People of the Parish

11:00 Thomas Manglaviti, Sr., Dennis J.

O’Connor, Jr., Mario Benendi,

Ral Welker

12:30 Spanish Mass

5 PM The Feerick Family

SACRIFICIAL GIVING The April 22nd collection was $6254.00. The

2012 Catholic Ministries Appeal total so far is over $36,000 in gifts and pledges. May God bless you for your continued support and generosity. Thank you, Fr. Jeff.

WE PRAY FOR OUR BELOVED SICK

Patricia Kahl Winnie Chin John Bishop Pat Reinhardt Howard “Corty” Bishop Grace McNamara Robert O’Shea Gene Travers, Jr. Gerard Murphy Suzanne Parillo Patrick Dermody Gwendolyn Porter John Cuccia, Sr. Jean Smith Jean Kearns Eileen Finlay Beth Larkin Elivira Schiavone Annie Murphy Louis Scricca Stan Witkowski Chris Begg Anne O’Brien

Anyone who would like to donate Altar Candles, Wine or Altar Bread in memory of a loved one or for a special intention please call the Parish Office—283-0097 Ext. 0.

SOUTHAMPTON HOSPITAL- Apr 29—M. Lynch

May 6—P. Madison

HAMPTON CENTER– Apr 29—L & M Parillo

May 4—Sr. M. Assunta, Sr. B. McKenna (Mass)

May 6—A. Pastoria, A. Beatty

Rosary— May 3—B. Medler

ALTARS - April—B & N Kelly

LINENS - Apr 30-May 6– S. Wesnofske

ALTAR FLOWERS ARE NEEDED FOR OUR FIRST COMMUNION SUNDAYS, MAY 6, 13, & 20TH. Flower are also needed for Confirmation on May 17th. MAIN ALTAR FLOWERS for this week were given by Timothy & Susan McCulley for a special intention. Anyone who would like to donate altar flowers please call the Parish Office at 283-0097.

FROM THE DESK OF MONSIGNOR JEFF: ______________________________

The final figure for the Easter Collection is $29, 598. Thank you for your generosity. For the next few weeks at the 11 AM Mass we will have 1st Communions. If you don’t want to wait through a fairly long Mass, you may choose to go to a different celebration. Mother’s Day envelopes are available at the doors of the church. Remember your mothers, living and deceased, in the Mother’s Day novena of Masses.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

Reminder: Confirmation rehearsal has been changed to May 9th at 7 PM

1st Communion will be celebrated at the

11 AM Mass on May 6, 13, & 20.

The Sacrament of Confirmation will be administered on May 17th at 5 PM.

PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU ARE REGISTERED AT SACRED HEARTS OF JESUS AND MARY. REGISTRATION FORMS ARE AVAILABLE BY CALLING THE PARISH OFFICE AT 283-0097. Parents of children who will be entering first grade in September: If your child is entering the first grade and you want him/her to receive the sacraments in the parish, it is time to register them for the Religious Education Program if they are not attending Our Lady of the Hamptons or some other Catholic School. Religious Education Registration forms are now available on the parish website: www.sacredheartsofjesusandmary.org. Please remember that children are required to attend each year from first to eighth grades, in order to be prepared for the receiving of Confirmation in the eighth grade. Also attendance each week is a must unless the child is sick or has a good reason for missing a class. Please encourage the school and coaches not to schedule games or practices on Wednesday afternoon or evening or Sunday mornings. It is up to all of us to encourage the importance of Religious Education in our community. Please check the website for meetings and Announcements. For more information please call the Religious Education office at 631-283-0508.

“Jesus waits for us in this sacrament of love.” - Pope John Paul II

Please join us in an hour of Eucharistic Adoration

Each Friday directly following the noon Mass

12:30-1:30 PM “Come to Me all of you who are weary and find life burdensome and I will refresh you…” “Cast all your

anxieties upon the One who cares for you…” “My peace is my gift to you…” (Mt 11:28; 5:7, Jn 14:17)

PARISH PROGRAMS

FRANCISCANS The Secular Franciscans meet on the third Sunday of the month,

after the 11 AM mass in the Parish Center. Would you like to know

what we are all about? Please come to our meeting. Bring a bag

lunch and we will supply the coffee.

BIBLE STUDY

Bible Study Group meets at 1 PM in the upper

room of the Parish Center. All are welcome!.

SPIRITUAL BOOK GROUP

The Spiritual Book Group meets on Tuesday, 1 PM in the dining

room of the Parish Center. New members are always welcome.

WELCOME: The parish community of Sacred Hearts of Jesus & Mary welcomes the following newly baptized children with joy:

Shane Alexander Dahlstrom Aiden Sea Green

Avery Sea Green Patrick Dean McNamara

OUR LADY OF THE HAMPTONS

The administration and faculty of Our Lady of the Hamptons Regional Catholic School proudly announces that the Middle States Commissions on Elementary and Secondary Schools have awarded the school accreditation by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools effective May 2012. This designation has been achieved after a two year self-study and intensive scrutiny of the Project: A Sound Mind in a Sound Body and an overall strategic plan for self-improvement. This is a re-accreditation milestone focused around the building of the new Wellness Center and the alignment of curriculum to attainable goals. Early reservations are advised for the

upcoming Golf Outing to benefit Our

Lady of the Hamptons Regional

Catholic School. The event will take

place at Gardiner’s Bay Country Club

on Shelter Island on Friday, May 18th

and will include golfing, lunch and a

cocktail party. Details are available at the school

283-9140.

There will be an special Open House at the OLH pre

-school at St. Rosalie’s Campus in Hampton Bays

all during the week of May 7. Prospective parents

may visit the school at 31 Montauk Hwy between

the hours of 9—11 AM or 1-2 PM with an eye

toward enrollment of 3 or 4 year olds. Registration

packets are available at the school...283-9140.

Applications for waiting list status for grades K-6 at

the Southampton campus are being accepted.

Progress continues on the OLH building project for

the new Wellness Center-classroom extension. As

of April 22, the roof has been completed. The

projected completion date for the gym is summer

2012. This will depend upon additional fund-raising

from the local and school community. The school

will be happy to discuss possible donations.

McGANN-MERCY SUMMER PROGRAMS

While it seems a ways off, it is time to start plan-ning those summer activities for the children!!

McGann-Mercy is proud to be offering its Summer Academy of Enrichment.

The week-long sessions start July 9th and run until August 10th. Sports programs include: Multi sport experience Soccer Baseball Cheerleading Basketball Tennis Softball Boy’s lacrosse Girl’s lacrosse Advanced Skills Program (grades 7-10) These programs are appropriate for children in grades 3-6, unless otherwise noted. Enrichment programs include: WhoDunit? The science of Crime Scenes Flight! Civil War Adventure Creative expression through art Mercy Chefs Hogwarts Summer session Survival camp (ages 10-12) Robotics Wood working These programs are geared for children ages 8-12 Remedial programs for grades 3-12 in reading/math and English Language Arts. (ELA) will also be offered. Call 631-727-5900, ext 21 for more information or go to www.mcgann-mercydhs.org for a Brochure.

SAVE THE DATE!

Father Jeff’s Farewell Reception June 14, 2012

5—7 PM Parish Hall

Please call 283-6415 if you would like to

help.

WORLD DAY OF PRAYER FOR VOCATIONS

APRIL 29, 2012

A few words from our Vocations Director, Fr. Brian Barr

A few weeks back Tim Tebow made the news

on a Sunday morning and it had nothing to do with football. He was invited to deliver the

Easter sermon at a Christian Church in Austin, Texas. In his homily, he said the following,

“whatever happens in life, good or bad, hero or the heel, whether you like it or not, know that someone has a plan for you and it’s a

special plan.”

While his message was simple, he spoke an important truth. He challenged listeners to consider the fact that we are all subjects of a divine plan. Whenever we speak the words of the Lord’s Prayer, we ask that God’s will be done in our lives. Not necessarily the will of our families or friends, not even our own will, but that of God’s. While God’s will for each of us is often unclear and frequently challenging, we also know that, ultimately, it is in saying “yes” to His plan that we encounter meaning and fulfillment. On April 29th, the Church will celebrate World Day of Prayer for Vocations. In setting aside this 4th Sunday of Easter, all are asked to consider that “special plan” which Tim Tebow referenced in Texas. We’re challenged to consider how we respond to those four important words. Today, please pray in a particular way, for young people. Pray that they be open to the possibility that God could be calling them to the priesthood or religious life. Please take a moment and consider some of the young people you know, particularly those with a sense of faith and a desire to serve. Ask them to consider and pray about that “special plan.”

Diocese of Rockville Centre Youth Event Suffolk County

Featuring Chris Padgett

Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Let’s bring our Youth To-gether for a night of

Praise & Worship! 7—9 PM

Church of St. John Nepomucene Bohemia, NY

For more information please contact either Marian Zahra at stjym@aol.com or Marianne

Sheridan at msheridan@drvc.org Or 516-678-5800 Ext. 615

BEREAVEMENT GROUP meets on the third Wednesday of the month

following the 12 Noon Mass.

We gather in the Parish Center. All are welcome to attend.

For more information please call Sr. Barbara McKenna 949-6770.

BLOOD DRIVE

THURSDAY, MAY 3RD. 7:00 AM—5:45 PM

SOUTHAMPTON HOSPITAL

3RD FLOOR TEACHING CENTER

Anyone between the ages of 17—76 in good health, who weighs more than 110 pounds can donate.

Bring ID and Social Security Number. Walk-ins

welcome. Appointments available 726-0900. One pint donation can help 3 people. Receive a $5

cafeteria voucher with your donation.

REPORTING ALLEGATIONS OF SEXUAL ABUSE 516-594-9063

OFFICE FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE

516-678-5800 EXT 573

Knights of Columbus Corner Southampton Council #1967

The Knights of Columbus is an international, fraternal, family and

charitable organization. Locally the Knights jointly serves the parishes of Sacred Hearts of Jesus & Mary and Our Lady of Poland. We donate to both churches, Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts, Right to Life, and many other local charities. The K of C insurance program with fellow Knights is the best that can be offered. Children of deceased police and fireman Knights are granted college tuition. Why not call the K of C for more information on how to join? Call 287-3545. See sign up sheet insert.

OPPOSE THE “REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH ACT”

The Reproductive Health Act seeks to have abortion declared a ‘fundamental right’ in New York, prohibiting even basic protections, such as parental notification, limits on government funding of abortion, and a ban on gender-selection abortions. The law would allow non-physicans to do abortions, jeopardize any agency that does not refer for abortion and seriously threaten conscience protections for hospitals and medical professionals. For the sake of pregnant women and their unborn children urge our legislators to oppose this bill.

Fourth Sunday of Easter The Rejected Savior

In the reading from Acts, Peter explains to the

leaders of Israel how a crippled man was healed. They probably expected Peter to take credit for the cure, so they were waiting for him to hang himself by his words. Peter, of course, gives the credit to Jesus and then makes two im-portant points.

First, he calls Jesus “the stone rejected by you, the builders, which has become the cornerstone” (Acts 4:11). This reference to Psalm 118 was used often by the early Christians to show that Jesus, rejected by his fellow Jews and crucified, was actually doing God’s will when he gave his life on the cross. Thus he became not just a martyr, but the savior of the world. This gave comfort to those who had expected the leaders of Israel to follow Jesus and recog-nize him as the Messiah. It also told those leaders that they could be forgiven for crucifying Jesus if they would simply repent.

Peter’s second point was that Jesus is the one and only savior of the world. In those days the Roman emperor was considered to be a god and was called a savior. Peter says this to the leaders because they had to obey the em-peror and his appointed rulers over Israel. While we no longer look to politicians to be saviors, we need to remem-ber that Jesus is the Savior. He forgives our sins, shows us how to love God and our neighbor, and hears our prayers. He lives in us to support us when the answer to our prayers is no. And in the end, he is with us when we die to bring us to eternal life. When we love others—and are loved by others—we experience a taste of God’s love. Now the choice is ours: to reject the Savior or make him the cor-nerstone of our life. Tom Schmidt, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

RUMMAGE SALE

Clothing, better goods section, shoes, books, linens, toys, games,

jewelry & housewares

FRIDAY, MAY 4th & 11th 4-6 PM

SATURDAY, MAY 5th & 12th 9 AM—12 Noon

First Presbyterian Church

2 South Main Street Southampton

ANNUAL CHINESE AUCTION Wednesday, May 16th

Southampton Elks Lodge

605 County Rd 39 Southampton

Doors open 6 PM

Admission $5

Proceeds will help us fulfill our obligations and donations for the year

All are invited.

TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION

There are few openings for “Shepherds” in the classified ads today, but few occupations are as dear to the Christian heart. Most of us tenderly place shepherds by our Christmas cribs, name the Twenty-third Psalm as our favorite, and recognize “Good Shepherd” as a title of Jesus. Bishops carry a staff, called a crozier, modeled after the shepherd’s walking staff. Long before Christian artists painted Jesus on the cross, they traced on the walls of their worship places images of a strong young shepherd, shouldering a lost sheep and bringing it to safety. Springtime is the season of lambing, a time when the shepherd not only learns the faces of the new arrivals, but also when the newborn sheep become attuned to the voice of the shepherd. This is exactly what we do as a community in Easter as we shelter and guide the newly received Christians, and also put our Lenten muscles to good use: listening more attentively to God’s Word, and responding with springtime vigor to God’s call. —James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

HEALING MASSES AT THE CATHEDRAL OF ST. PATRICK 5th Avenue, New York

3rd Annual Healing Mass in honor of

St. Peregrine Patron of those suffering with cancer.

Patients ~ Survivors Families ~ Friends Medical community

Tuesday, May 1, 2012 - 7 PM

Communal Rite of the Anointing of the Sick

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3rd Annual Healing Mass in Honor of

St. Dymphna Patroness of those suffering from emotional

and psychological difficulties, autism & Alzheimer’s Disease

Tuesday, May 15, 2012 - 7 PM

Blessing with a relic of St. Dymphna & Communal Rite of the Anointing of the Sick

“May the Lord ensure that no one is alone or abandoned in a time of need, but, on the contrary, can live

illness too in accordance with human dignity.” -Pope Benedict XVI

COME JOIN US - REMAIN IN HOPE!

No Tickets needed.

KID’S PAGE Prayers and history of the Church

______________________ April 29, 2012 Today is called Good Shepherd Sunday. It is named for the Gospel reading that we are about to hear. Jesus calls himself the Good Shepherd because he protects and cares for his flock. Gospel John 10:11-16

A reading from the Holy Gospel according to John.

“I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep. The hired hand, who is not the shepherd and does not own the sheep, sees the wolf coming and leaves the sheep and runs away—and the wolf snatches them and scatters them. The hired hand runs away because a hired hand does not care for the sheep. I am the good shepherd. I know my own and my own know me, just as the Father knows me and I know the Father. And I lay down my life for the sheep. I have other sheep that do not belong to this fold. I must bring them also, and they will listen to my voice. So there will be one flock, one shepherd.” The Gospel of the Lord. For Reflection: How must the sheep feel with such a protective shepherd? Who are these sheep? Prayer: Loving God, How tenderly your Son care for your sheep. When we feel lost and alone, help us to remember how much we are loved. Gather us together into one flock. We ask this through the same Jesus Christ, Our Risen Lord. Amen

April 29, 2012 Fourth Sunday of Easter ____________________

May 1, 2012 Today we remember St. Joseph the Worker, the husband of Mary and the foster father of Jesus. As a carpenter, Saint Joseph shows us

Most kids don't enjoy doing chores. It takes time away from play time and it can be boring as well as hard sometimes, but chores are very important in a family. Everyone must do his part to help out. Not only this, there is actually hap-piness to be found in working because to do chores is to offer something to the ones you care about in the same way that you give someone a gift – but in the case of work, the gift that you are giving is the gift of your-self. St. Joseph was the foster father of Jesus and he is the patron saint of workers. He is a patron of workers partly because he was a worker himself – a carpenter – but also because of the gift that he gave of himself when he agreed to take care of Mary and Jesus. Jesus was also a good worker. When Jesus was a child, until it was time for him to go out into the world, He helped his foster father St. Joseph with the carpentry work that needed to be done. We know that because Jesus never sinned, He certainly would have followed God's commandment to honor His parents. It is certain that Jesus never dishonored St. Joseph by refusing to do the work which St. Joseph asked Him to do. Families help each other even though it sometimes re-quires work. If you are ever frustrated by the work that you have to do to help your family, ask Jesus and St. Joseph to help you to be strong inside so that you can put away your bad feelings about it. Ask them to help you to remember how important it is for us not to ever be lazy and, most importantly, to serve each other for the sake of God's Kingdom.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Southampton Council #1967

2012 MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

The Knights of Columbus is the largest Catholic Service organization in the world. Founded by a young priest in 1882, the order has grown to 1.7 million members worldwide. With the four principles of our order being charity, unity, fraternity and patriotism… foremost comes charity. In 2009 alone, the Knights contributed over 143 million dollars and over 63 million man hours to various charitable activities.

Having embarked on a mission to spread God’s message of faith and love, we stand united with the Church. In countless ways our belief strengthens us to speak out for religious and moral values. As Knights our faith is our foundation. Dedicated to the Catholic Church’s growth, we encourage lay persons to participate as Parish Board members, lectors and ushers. By working hand in hand with oth-ers in service to God, our faith communities prosper. Knights of Columbus sponsor seminarians, support sanctity of life causes, create Catholic Scholarships, provide fraternal assistance and silently donate to many local charities and families in need. The only requirements are that you are a practicing Catholic male, 18 years or older…by the way, we never take attendance. Thank you for your time…have a great day and God Bless You. If you would like more information or would like to become a Knight, please fill out the information be-low and mail it to us or call the number listed. ***************************************************************** Yes, I am interested in becoming a Knight. Please send me information. Name _________________________________________________________ Address _______________________________________________________ Telephone Number _______________________________________________ Mail to Knights of Columbus PO Box 500 Southampton, New York 11969 Or call: 287-3545