MassesSaturday: 5:00PMSunday: 7:30AM, 9AM, 10:30AM, 12Noon (Spanish), 5PMSecond Sunday of month: 2:00PM Mass in TagalogFourth Sunday of month: 2:30PM Mass in CreoleMonday - Saturday: 8:30AMHoly Days: As announced.

Sacrament of BaptismFirst Sunday of month at 2PM in English. First Saturday of the month at 1PMin Spanish. Parents must make prior arrangements and attend instruction class.

Sacrament of PenanceSaturday: 4-4:45PM or by appointment.

Sacrament of MarriageCouples should contact a priest or deacon one year in advance of desired date.

Sacrament of the SickCall the rectory for arrangements - anytime in case of emergencies.

DevotionsEucharistic AdorationWednesday: 9:00AM-3:00PMFirst Friday: 9:00AM-10:00AMFirst Saturday: 6:00PM-7:00PM

The Rosary is recited Monday-Saturday at 8:10AM

Miraculous Medal NovenaMondays and Saturdays after the 8:30AM Mass.

Other DevotionsAs announced.

New ParishionersNew members to Incarnation are asked to contact the pastor for a parishwelcome and registration.

Parish StaffVery Rev. John J. O'Connor, VF, Pastor - Ext 15Rev. Christopher J. Bethge, Parochial Vicar - Ext 13Rev. Msgr. John Casey, Pastor Emeritus(Not in Residence)

Deacon Francois Innocent - Ext 25Deacon Franklin Munoz - Ext 40Deacon Clemenceau Pierre-Antoine - Ext 41Deacon Robinson Despeignes - Ext 42Deacon Luis Lopez - Ext 49

Ms. Satti Marchan, Principal - Ext 28Mrs. Marie Fouche, Rel Ed Director - Ext 23Mrs. Olga Petio, RCIA Coordinator - Ext 23Mr. Perry Townsend, Director of Music - Ext 27Miss Jasmine Gomez, Music MinistryMrs. Rose Ruesing, Youth Ministry - Ext 23Ms Patricia Brady, Parish Secretary - Ext 10

SchoolTel: 718-465-5066

Religious Education OfficeTel: 718-465-8534 Ext 23

Rectory HoursWeekdays: 9:30 - 11:30AM; 1:30-8PM.Please call in advance to make an appointmentwith a priest.Saturdays & Sundays: By appointment.

School Office HoursSchool Days: 7:30AM - 3:30PM

Incarnation Parish89-43 Francis Lewis Boulevard

Queens Village, New York 11427-2245November 11, 2018

Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time

Rectory Tel: 718-465-8534 Fax: 718-465-3834www.incrcc.org

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LET US PRAY . . . We ask God’s healing and strength for: Mercia Desir, Gerard Jacques, Rose Toussaint, Urlita Santiago, Shirley

Basdeo, Zoraida Vasquez, Theresa Thomann, Marian Smith, Sarika Clona, Allan Caicedo, Jenny Rodriguez, Lynette Jerome, Leone Adrien,

Lucette Julien, Yvette Goin, Arnulfo Cabahug, Sr, Kenine Dieuveuil, Fritz Etheart, Lunice Guiteau, Levonne Jetter, Maria Cabrera, Amanda Perez, Natividad Neri, Kenneth Reed, Melicio Eclipse, jr, Jesse & Joan Wagner, Elsa & Vivian Barbagallo, Brian Irslinger, Justin Stewart, Wil-

ner Josephe Belhumeur, Gwendolyn Oviedo, Vicky Santiago, Berna-dette Persaud, Marie Cadet, Adilaida & Horacio Eclipse, Tessee Jean,

Glenisha Ramdhanie, Marilyn Gallacher, Emmanuel Mampouya, Mary Quinn

May Eternal Rest be Granted to The Faithful Departed

Members of the Armed Forces on Active Duty If you have family members from Incarnation who are presently serving on Active Duty, please let us know so

that we can include their names below. Please give name, rank & branch of service for each.

Please pray for:

Capt. Danyel Brustmeyer, U.S. Marine Corps Pfc. Spec.2 David R. Collins, U.S. Army

Tech Sgt Lovewyn DeOcampo, U.S. Air Force 1st Class Manuel Stanley Joseph, U.S. Air Force

Spc. Lizbeth Molinn, U.S. Army SrA. Samuel Rios, U.S. Air Force BM2 Otelo Rodriguez, U.S. Navy

Lt. Michel Santana, U.S. Navy Maj. Brian Sterling Smith, U. S. Army

LCpl. Erick Ricardo Toledo, U.S. Marine Corps Pvt. Byron Umali, U.S. Marine Corps

“GOD’S PLAN FOR GIVING”

Collection for The Week of J

November 3/4 My Weekly Tithe $6339.00 Mission Sunday $ 539.00

Thank you for your generosity and support of your parish.

SECOND COLLECTION Nov 11: School Support Nov 18: Human Development

Announced Masses Sunday November 11 7:30 Alberto Kilayko 9:00 Raymundo Bueno ~ 2nd Anniversary 10:30 Vely Jean-Francois 12:00 Lucy Betancourt 5:00 The People of Incarnation Monday November 12 St. Josaphat 8:30 Jose Galvez Tuesday November 13 St. Frances Xavier Cabrini 8:30 Benjamin Eclipse & Filomina Apostol Wednesday November 14 8:30 Celestino Salomon Thursday November 15 St. Albert the Great 8:30 Gerardo Guerrero, Sr. Friday November 16 St. Margaret of Scotland 8:30 Intentions of Dolores Paual ~ Birthday Saturday November 17 St. Elizabeth of Hungary 8:30 In Thanksgiving~Elisa Florencio & Dolly Paual 5:00 The People of Incarnation Sunday November 18 7:30 In Tanksgiving ~ The Enriquez Family 9:00 Rossammo Merencilla 10:30 Intentions of Paciencia Galo 12:00 Jiavalo Gilbert 5:00 Tomasita Leon 5:00 The People of Incarnation

Vision Statement

Incarnation Parish is a Roman Catholic community centered around the Lord Jesus, a living sign of hope to all that the Word made flesh dwells among us. His presence and love is encountered in all areas of our life together, especially in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, in Sacred Scripture and in the Sacraments. We seek to make the Lord's presence and love known through service and edu-cation, through evangelization and through con-tinual conversion and renewal in Him. We entrust our life together and our sharing in the mission of Christ to the protection and intercession of Mary, Mother of the Lord and our Mother.

Incarnation Parish Invites You to Our 2018 Mission: “A Journey in the Footsteps of St. Peter.” Nov 12, 13 and 14 at 7:30PM. St. Peter is one of the most profitable characters in Scripture to meditate on. His journey can help us to learn more about our Faith and the response Our Lord wants us to give to the individual call He makes to each one of us. Come to the mission and see how St. Peter’s example can teach you how to improve your spir-itual life and become a better disciple of the Lord all year long. All sessions should last one hour and will be preached by Fr. McCartney, Pastor of St. Mary’s Church, Roslyn.

A SALUTE TO ALL VETERANS will take place at the 10:30 Mass today. We warmly invite those women and men who have generously served us in the armed forces to come forth and be recognized for their bravery and selflessness at the 10:30 Mass today as Veter-

ans’ Day falls on a Sunday this year. Our prayers and ap-preciation go with you wherever that may be.

Veterans’ Day Observance will be Monday, November 12. Both the academy and parish offices will be closed. The church will also close early that day.

Bring a Friend to Church!

From the Pastor’s Pen

Protect us, Lord, as we stay awake; watch over us as we sleep, that awake, we may keep watch with Christ, and asleep, rest in his peace.

With the return to Standard Time last week and the shortening of daylight it reminds me of the beauty of the night. I enjoy daylight like the next person but there is something special about nighttime. I first appreciated it when I was in the Navy. It is Veterans’ Day, right! There is something peaceful and awe inspiring about the stars or the moon while you’re sailing on the seas. During those hours the Navy has a long standing tradition of Night Prayers. Every vessel at sea pauses for prayer at 10PM (2200 hours for you nautical buffs). The short non-sectarian prayer offered by the chaplain - no more than two minutes - is a way to thank God for the safety of the day, and to ask God’s protection during the night. It was always moving to see how many of the young sailors and Marines would stop, close their eyes, oftentimes with a visible sigh of comfort and relief mindful that God was watching over them. The Church also has Night Prayers, that are recited by the Sisters, Deacons, Father Chris and myself. They, too, thank God for the blessings of the day and ask protection through the night. But they also have a short examination of conscience to reflect on the day’s actions. How can I be a better person tomorrow if I cannot remember what I need to improve on from today? Perhaps growing up you prayed with your parents before bed. Maybe the comfort of mom and dad is better remembered than what was shared with God. Nevertheless, Night Prayers or Bedtime Prayers are a great opportunity to consciously share the closing day with God, both in thanksgiving and supplication. So if you have fallen away from prayer at day’s end, maybe the beautiful darkness is just the reminder you need. God Bless and God Bless our Vets!

The Annual Catholic Appeal: Answer the Call! Please join us in our support of the various ministries and outreaches of the diocese which cannot be undertaken alone here at Incarnation. Use the form below and simply put it in an envelope marked “Catholic Appeal,” drop the gift in the collec-tion and the parish will send it to the Appeal Office. Envelopes are also by the doors of the church today. You may mail your pledge directly to 310 Prospect Park West, Brooklyn, NY 11215. Our Parish Goal is 500 pledges. Please be one of them. Give a gift today. All monies collected over goal will stay here at the parish. Even a small or one tine gift is both needed and most appreciated.

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Readings For The Week

Sunday 1Kgs17:10-16 Heb 9:24-28 Mk 12:38-44 Monday Ti 1:1-9 Lk 17:1-16 Tuesday Ti 2:1-8,11-14 Lk 17:7-10 Wednesday Ti 3:1-7 Lk 17:11-19 Thursday Phlm 7:20 Lk 17:20-25 Friday 2Jn 4:9 Lk 17:26-37

Saturday 3Jn 5:8 Lk 18:1-8 Daily readings may be found at: http://www.usccb.org/

Events For The Week Sunday No Religious Education Classes 10:30am Legion of Mary OLPH 2:00pm Filipino Mass CH Monday Veterans’ Day Observed Academy & Rectory Office Closed 7:30pm Parish Mission CH Tuesday 12:00pm Friendship Club OLPH 7:30pm Parish Mission CH Wednesday 9:00am Adoration CH 5:30pm Angelic Voices CH 7:30pm Parish Mission CH 8:30pm Choir CH Thursday 7:30pm Haitian Choir MNH 7:30pm Academy Board Meeting RB 8:00pm AA OLPH Friday 12:00pm Food Pantry MNH 6:00pm Girl Scouts MNH 7:30pm Bible Study OLPH Saturday 9:30am St. Vincent de Paul Clothing Pick-Up 9:30am Scripture Study OLPH 10:00am English as a Second Language MGH 6:00pm Haitian Prayer Group MGH 8:00pm AA OLPH

Incarnation Catholic Academy Corner

Accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools

Registration has begun for the 2018-2019 Academic Year

Non– Catholic Children are also Welcomed at the Academy

Walk-in registration will be held daily from 9-11AM.

Appointments may also be made for a School Tour. Parents who are interested in registering their child for Pre-K or K will be required to bring their child to spend a day

in the current class.

Box Tops for Education May be left in the church’s main vestibule

For more info and Open House Dates log onto www.incarnationqv.org or call 718-465-5066

A campaign such as Generations of Faith does not simply end when all the pledges are collected. Now is the time when we start to see the wonderful effects of our effort. Blue collection envelopes have been placed by the doors of the church to help facilitate your pledge payments. Please be sure to send your pledge payments in by mail or sign up for online payments at www.cfbq.org/generations/payments. Together we can insure the future of our parish and the presence of the Gospel in our part of Queens for Generations to Come!

Parish Trip to Incredible India. Mark your calendars now and start saving your Rupies as the parish plans to visit exotic India in the second half of October 2019. More details to come. So spread the word about this unique experience.

Mustard Seed Ministry has begun at the 10:30 Mass. At the end of the Opening Prayer children from ages four to seven will be invited to the lower church to hear the reading(s) in a special way by a trained cate-chist. This may include storytelling, creat-

ing a simple craft, singing a song, etc. At the end of the Prayer of the Faithful of the Mass the children will return and sit back with their parents and families. For more in-formation see Mrs. Fouche after Mass or call the Rel Ed

“Out of her poverty she has put in every-thing she had.” Will you respond with gen-erosity should the Lord choose you for priesthood or the consecrated life? Call the Vocation Office at 718-827-2454, or email: vocations @diobrook.org.

Dorcas Sewing For Jesus Sewing Circle. The Dorcas Sewing For Jesus Sewing Circle will meet next Tuesday Octo-ber 23rd at 4:00 pm in the OLPH meeting room.

Dates for future meetings for 2018 will be every other Tuesday: November 6th, November 20th,December 4th, and December 18th. Bring your scissors and cutting hands and lets follow Dorcas’ example. Contact Ann for more details: 516-816-4725.

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LIVING LIGHTS. Securing an Annual Living Light Votive Candle to Honor a Loved One, Remember a Special Intention, or Mark a Milestone is a con-tinual and wonderful way to celebrate sentiments and offer intercessions of remembrance, hope and gratitude. Two wall mounted electric candle stands now hang in our church on either side of

the newly restored and expanded Saints’ Shrine. These unique and inviting candles are made of real wax with electrified illumination to insure your Living Light burns brightly throughout the year. A plaque displaying the name of your loved one, your intention, or your milestone will be mounted before your Living Light Votive Candle. Plaques will remain for the year you have secured your Living Light and may be renewed or rededicated for addi-tional 12 month periods. In addition to its rightful place before your Living Light in the Saints’ Shrine, your Loved One, Special Intention, or Milestone will also be included in the Living Light Section of the Parish Website. See the blue brochure by the church doors or contact the rectory for more info: 718-465-8534.

Incarnation Information

Organization Contact Phone

Adult Confirmation Mrs. Olga Petio 718-465-8534x23 Adult English Choir Perry Townsend 718-465-8534x27 Adult Faith Formation Fr. O’Connor 718-465-8534x15 Alcoholics Anonymous Rectory 718-465-8534 Altar Servers Fr. Chris 718-465-8534x13 Angelic Voices Children’s Choir Perry Townsend 718-465-8534x27 Baptism Registration Rectory 718-465-8534 Extraordinary Ministers Deacon Franklin 718-465-8534 Evangelization Fr. O’Connor 718-465-8534x15 Family Life Committee Fr. O’Connor 718-465-8534x15 Filipino Choir Ricky Matela 718-357-4894 Finance Committee Fr. O’Connor 718-465-8534x15 Food Pantry Deacon Francois 718-465-8534x25 Fundraising Fr. O’Connor 718-465-8534x15 Friendship Club Marilyn Gallacher 718-465-2895 Girl Scouts Nalda Gomes 646-320-9355 Haitian Prayer Group Occide Pierre 718-776-0523 Homebound Ministry Sr. Ellen Patrice 718-465-8534 Hospitality Ministry Lucita Romulo 718-740-0417 Incarnation Academy

Principal Satti Marchan 718-465-5066x28 Alumni Denise Antz 516-354-1217 HSA Jornada Fr. Chris 718-465-8534 Lectors Deacon Lopez 718-465-8534 Legion of Mary B. Innocent 718-464-2167 Liturgy Committee Fr. O’Connor 718-465-8534x15 Line Dancing Lucita Romulo 718-740-0417 Marriage Registration Rectory 718-465-8534 Martha Ministry Donna Paul 347-495-0435 Mustard Seed Ministry Mrs. Marie Fouche 718-465-8534x23 Nocturnal Adoration Anna Maria Lopez 718-217-4160 Pag-Asa Filipino Com Jose Santiago 718-479-0496 Parish Pastoral Council Fr. O’Connor 718-465-8534x15 Publicity Coordinator Fr. O’Connor 718-465-8534x15 RCIA Mrs. Olga Petio 718-465-8534x23 Religious Education Mrs. Juliana Paul 718-465-8534x23 Sacred Hearts Group Dcn Clemenceau 718-341-2653 Spanish Prayer Group Fr. Chris 718-465-8534x13 Spanish Choir Jasmine Gomez 347-407-2248 St. Vincent dePaul Deacon Francois 718-465-8534x25 Vine & Branches Prayer Gp Karine Baron 646-299-2291 Vocations Committee G. Pierre-Antoine 718-341-2653 Youth Group Fr. Chris 718-465-8534

The Shepherd Speaks

Let us ask the Lord to admit us to the school of this poor widow, whom Jesus places in the cathedra and presents as a teacher of the living Gospel even to the astonishment of the disciples. Through the intercession of Mary, the poor woman who gave her entire life to God for us, let us ask for a heart that is poor, but rich in glad and freely given generosity.

- Angelus Address 8 November 2015 St. Peter’s Square

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CONFIRMATION COMMITMENT ceremony for the class of 2019 will take place at the 10:30 AM Mass next Sunday. All Confirmation candidates, parents and spon-sors will be present and seated in the front pews of the church. All these young men and women are enrolled in our parish Confirmation program. Please support them. Prayer cards with each candidate’s name will be in the back of the church. Please take a prayer card and pray for the candidate through-out their preparation for Confirmation.

Gracious God and Father, we enter into your presence realizing you know us better than we know our-selves. You know the cares and suf-ferings we carry in our hearts. You call us to holiness and we trust you to lead us together on our journey to be a renewed Church, for with you all things are possible. Create us anew in Jesus Christ your Son. Liberate us from all that keeps us from you. Heal us from every form of sin and vio-lence. Transform us to live your Word more profoundly. Awaken us to the sacred; rebuild trust among us. Enliven our parishes; reunite our families. May your Holy Spirit empower us to live as a community of love, freed to share in your work of recreating our world and restoring justice. We believe you are doing something new, calling us to arise together in Christ to celebrate the fullness of life. Amen.

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Memorials During the Week

The Sanctuary Lamp has been offered this week In Memory of Julie Anne Marie Laurent

with prayers of the Religious Education Staff

If you would like to offer the Bread and Wine or Sanctuary Lamp in memory of a loved one or a special intentions

please contact the Rectory office. Offering is $25.

Because today is the day of honor to all America’s veterans for their love of their country we take time off of Youth Group to pray for them. We remember that this holiday pays tribute to all of the men and women who risk their lives daily to protect us. See you next week!

Sunday Scripture Sharng on Saturdays. Join us on Saturday mornings from 9:30-10:30 in Our Lady’s Meeting Room or the Audi-torium as we spend time with the read-ings that will be proclaimed at Mass on Saturday evening and Sunday. Through

prayer and fellowship we hope to have the Scriptures come more alive.

November 17

Daniel 12:1-3; Hebrews 10: 11-24; Mark 13: 24-32 Deacon Fraancois

Religious Education Happenings

Congratulations to our Young People who received the Gift of the Spirit this past Fri-

day at Confirmation!

Parents’ Meeting for the Confirmation Class of 2019

Next Sunday at 9AM in Msgr. Griffin Hall

COLDS AND COMMON SENSE. As we begin to pass through the winter months and flu season, please remember to refrain from receiving the Precious Blood from the chal-ice, and even exchanging the sign of peace if not feeling well. Your neighbor will under-stand and thank you.

WHITE WELCOME ENVELOPES are located in the church for those who are new in the parish, for those who would like to receive weekly envelopes and for those who may have forgotten their envelope today.

LEFTOVER DECORATIONS. Now that Halloween is over you may be wondering what to do with your holiday

decorations. At the church we have begun our harvest decorating and we will gladly accept your pumpkins, corn stalks, gourds, etc. that are still in good shape. Feel free to drop your deco-rations at the Parish Office during the week.

Gifts from Bethlehem Sale—Nov 24 & 25. Samer Awwad; a representative from a nonprofit organiza-

tion called Land of Peace will be with us speaking about the Christian situa-tion in the Holy Land and selling Cru-cifixes, religious art work, and rosar-ies- all made of olive wood which is

native to Israel and Bethlehem. Since tourism has greatly depleted, Christian families in the holy land, who depend on tourists, have been greatly affected. The goal of this mission is to build a Charitable Hospital in Bethlehem and help the poor and needy families in Bethlehem and Jerusa-lem. Sale of these goods will help them very much and also give you the opportunity to have “something” authen-tic from the Holy Land. Please browse and buy some arti-cles. It is for a good cause and also a help to your personal devotion. For more information please see Website: www.landofpeace.org and www.bcfmission.com

SPREAD THE GOOD NEWS. As Part of the Church’s call to evangelization we invite you to take an extra bulletin to a friend or neighbor in the community who may inquire about Incarnation. Also, check in on our elderly folks and those others affected by the warm weather by making a phone call or visit.

2019 MASS BOOK IS OPEN. The opportunity to pray in a special way for the repose of the soul of a loved one or other prayerful intention is made available each day with announced Mass offerings. You may choose to commemo-rate a death anniversary, wedding anniversary, birthday remembrance or simply pray in thanksgiving. Each offer-ing is $15.00. Please come to the Parish Office to make special Mass offerings for your loved ones. You may also inquire about dedicating the Altar candles, bread & wine or the sanctuary lamp.

HOSPITALITY SUNDAY takes place next Sunday fol-lowing all the morning Masses. Please join us in Msgr. Nolan Hall and share in some breakfast items, coffee, tea and juices as well as each other’s company. We thank the Haitian Prayer Group and Youth Group for sponsoring our November Hospitality Sunday.

Memorials During the Week. Because the parish Mass Intentions fill in so quickly there is now the opportunity to memorialize the Altar Candles, the Offerings of Bread and Wine and the Sanctuary Lamps. Please contact the Parish Office. All intentions will be listed here in the bulletin. The offering for each are the same at $25.

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Parish Registration ~ We invite anyone who at-tends our Masses to register in our parish. This will give you the opportunity to be acquainted with the various events, ministers and activities of our parish and enable us to serve you better with your needs.

CHRISTIAN INITIATION. Do you know a family member or friend who is interested in becoming a Catholic? The Rite of Chris-tian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is a wonder-ful process in our parish available to those who feel called to the Catholic Faith. New inquiry sessions have begun. The RCIA is also available for those Catholics who have not yet received First Eucharist or Confirmation. Call the Rel Ed Office (718-465-8534) for more info.

ALL SOULS ENVELOPES are available in the church to-day. In November we remem-ber and pray for the souls of the dead especially our family members, friends and fellow parishioners. Feel free to take an envelope and fill in the names of your beloved dead whom you wish to have prayers offered during November. Return the envelope with your offering in the collection basket or at the Parish Office. All Souls’ Day is Friday, November 2.

CAR REBATES– MY CAR WENT TO HEAVEN! The St. Vincent DePaul Society will give $50-$100 to Incarnation for each car, truck or van (running or not). If you or someone you know has an old or neglected vehicle that needs disposal please call the Society of St. Vincent DePaul at 718-491-2525.

Box Tops for Education. Everyone is asked to gather BOX TOPS FOR EDUCATION from their favorite brand food labels. There are two boxes in the ves-tibule of the church to place your box tops and this will provide added revenue to our school. Thank you for your help.

MINISTRY OF HOSPITALITY. Those who are inter-ested in the Ministry of Hospi-tality to welcome visitors and parishioners to our doors at Sunday Mass are asked to con-

tact Father O’Connor for more information. This ministry is a result of the Parish Assembly and parishioners’ desire to make Incarnation a more welcoming place.

New Nativity Statues. To help cel-ebrate our Parish Feast, the Liturgy Committee last year decided to get additional figures for the Nativity sce-ne to be placed in our church each Christmas. If anyone would like to memorialize any of the new Nativity statues please contact the rectory. A plaque hangs each Christmas Season near the Nativity with the listing of the individuals to remember in prayer. Available for Memori-alizing: Shepherds, ox, ass, sheep and lamb. Please check with Fr. O’Connor for more information.

An Afternoon with Jesus on the Feast of Christ-King. EUCHARISTIC ADORATION on Sun-day, November 25. Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament after the Noon Mass. Quiet Prayer. At 4PM Solemn Vespers will be prayed concluding with benedic-tion. Please join fellow parishioners and friends to honor Jesus Christ the King.

Martha Ministry. Join with others from the parish in a detailed cleaning of the church at 10:30AM on the Second Saturday of the month—December 8. For more infor-mation please contact: Donna —347-495-0435.

THANKSGIVING LITURGY will take place Thursday, Nov 22 at 9:30AM. Let us come together

as a parish family and give thanks for God’s bounty shared among all of us. Each family is asked to bring one food item to be blessed and returned to your table at home. Each family will receive a decorative placemat

containing prayers to be offered before the Thanksgiving meal. Come join us in our greatest expression of Thanks-giving, the Eucharist.

Choir rehearsals are Wednesdays at 7:30PM in the choir loft of the church. Stop by and see. Stop by and sing! No prior choral singing experience needed. For further infor-mation contact Mr. Townsend at 718-465-8534.

CHRISTMAS MARKET*SUNDAY*DECEMBER 16 9:30AM – 4:00PM*SCHOOL AUDITORIUM. The family Life Committee is sponsoring a Christmas Mar-ket to take place on Sunday, December 16. Vendors are reminded that tables $30 and are on a first come first served basis.

2018 ANNUAL CATHOLIC AP-PEAL continues with 236 pledges to the sum of $44, 244. Our parish goal is $45,290. Once again we look for-ward to a successful pledge drive at Incarnation mindful that every penny collected over goal returns to the par-ish. If you have never given to the

appeal before please consider doing so this year. Pledge envelopes are by the doors of the church. With the partici-pation of every parishioner we are guaranteed success! An-swer the Call!

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