MASSES

WEEKDAY MASSESMonday - Friday 6:45 am 9:00 am

Saturday Morning 8:30 am

NOVEMBER 29, 2020

RECTORY OFFICE

631.261.1077 • Fax 631.757.0572www.saintanthonyofpadua.org

Office Hours: Monday - Friday: 9:00 am - 8:00 pm Saturday & Sunday: 9:00 am - 8:00 pm

OUR MISSIONSaint Anthony of Padua Parish is a welcoming, loving Catholic community, centered in Christ and guided by the Holy Spirit.

Together we celebrate the liturgy in prayer and sacrament; we educate our children and adults in the faith; we support and reach out to those in need.

We believe the Holy Spirit is calling us to con-tinue: to love one another as Jesus loves us, to share the word of God and to serve both within and beyond our Parish family.

PASTORAL STAFF

TRINITY REGIONAL SCHOOL Principal: Mrs. Pat Ayers • 631.261.5130PARISH OUTREACH 631.261.1695 • Office Hours Mon. - Fri. 10 am - 2 pmRELIGIOUS EDUCATION 631.261.1306 • Mon. - Thurs. 10 am - 3 pm (closed 12-30-1:30)

St. Anthony of PaduaR O M A N C A T H O L I C C H U R C H2 0 C h e s h i r e P l a c e , E a s t N o r t h p o r t , N ew Yo r k 11731

THIS MONTH WE CELEBRATE

Sunday 7:30 am 9:00 am (Family Liturgy) 10:30 am (Choral Mass) 10:30 am (Spanish Mass Lower Church) 12:00 noon 7:00 pm (Teen Mass)

First Sunday of Advent

Rev. Edward Sheridan, Pastor 261-1077 ext. 202

Rev. Valentine Ofomata, Associate Pastor 261-1077 ext. 203

Rev. Rajan Savarimuthu, Associate Pastor 261-1077 ext. 204

Robert Braun, Deacon

Judy Corbellini, RCIA 261-1077

Ann Finley, Adult Faith Formation 261-1077 ext. 208

Patricia Seibert, Coordinator of Religious Education, 261-1306 ext. 226

Valerie Raineri, Administrator of Religious Education, 261-1306 ext. 224

Karen Humphreys, Parish Outreach Coordinator 261-1695 ext. 230

Joe Chiovarelli, Youth Minister 261-1077 ext. 209

Bill Margiotta, Music Director

261-1077 ext. 205

Don Ferrer, Business Manager 261-1077 ext. 206

Maricelle Jalbuena, Parish Secretary 261-1077 ext. 200

Saturday Evening 5:00 pm

HOLY DAYSAs announced in the bulletin

WEEKEND MASSES

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First Sunday of Advent, November 29, 2020 In today’s Gospel from chapter 13 of Saint Mark’s Gospel we hear: Be watchful! Be alert! Being watchful is the theme for each of us as we enter the Season of Advent, a time of waiting, a time of preparation and anticipation. Brothers and sisters, during this pandemic….I think that as we locked down in March of 2020 it has been a time of “Waiting Waiting Waiting and Watching”. We are now through nine months of this difficult time! And clearly in this pandemic “Waiting” there has been a fear- let’s name it for what it is- a fear of getting sick, a fear of seeing those we love get sick. This has been a tough time for each of us. If we take the fear out of this waiting and watching and being alert….I think we do come to understand the beauty of Advent. This Advent with the pandemic is harder because of our feelings and worries at this unprecedented time. But if we truly think of what we do in Advent: we “Wait for the Lord”. Let’s try, each and every one of us, to focus on the Lord-“Waiting for the Lord”. By emphasizing the action of “Waiting on the Lord” we can change our focus. The Lord is there for us, but we need to remind ourselves: This Advent is different because of the times we find ourselves in, but wasn’t that first Advent a time of uncertainty, a time of waiting, a time of worry for Joseph and Mary? Maybe it was not so different! Let us embrace this season of Advent 2020 with hearts open to Waiting for the Lord. Brothers and Sisters, the Lord will come this year as we re-present the mystery of the coming Incarnation here in our midst at St Anthony of Padua parish. The feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe on December 12th: There is great devotion to Our Lady of Guadalupe in our Hispanic Community. There will be an evening Mass at 7:00 PM in the Church. All are welcome.

The Blessing of the Crèche and the Lighting of the Christmas Tree will also be held on December 12th with social distancing immediately after the 5:00Pm Mass, about 6PM. We will gather to light our newly planted Christmas tree donated by the Knights of Columbus to the right of the Church.

At the end of today’s gospel we see the word: WATCH—it is time to watch and wait for the Lord. With prayers in waiting and watching for Lord,

Fr. Ed

From the Desk of….Father Ed

The Celebration of the Sacraments

Baptism

Baptisms are normally celebrated at 2:00PM on

scheduled Sundays in a month. Please call the

Parish office to arrange for a meeting with a Parish

Priest and to register for the baptismal class which is

normally held on the 4th Monday of each month at

7:30PM.

Marriage

Couples should make an appointment with a Priest

at least eight months prior to the wedding. A

Marriage Preparation Program is required.

Anointing of the Sick

Anyone seriously ill, elderly, or prior to an operation

should be anointed with the Sacrament of the

Anointing of the Sick. Please speak with one of the

Priests to make the arrangements.

Communion for the Homebound

Anyone who cannot attend Mass due to illness or

age may receive Communion at home. Please call

the Rectory office to make arrangements.

Reconciliation (Confession)

Every Saturday from 4:00PM to 4:45PM in the

Church and on the Thursday before the First Friday

of every month after the 9:00AM Mass. Individual

confessions may be arranged by calling the Rectory

office.

Interested in becoming a Catholic or completing

your Sacraments?

The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is the

process by which adults are brought into the

Catholic Church. If you have never been baptized,

confirmed or received first Holy Communion or if

you are a member of another Christian Church and

wish to become a member of the Catholic Church,

contact Judy Corbellini at 631-261-1077 and leave a

message. Holy Orders - Priesthood

Those young men interested in preparing for or

learning more about the Priesthood, please contact

one of the Priests.

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MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK

MONDAY November 30th, 2020

6:45 AM Parishioners of St. Anthony’s

9:00 AM Diane & Peter Geraghty

TUESDAY December 1st, 2020

6:45 AM Parishioners of St. Anthony’s

9:00 AM Lucille C. Hehir

WEDNESDAY December 2nd 2020

6:45 AM Parishioners of St. Anthony’s 9:00 AM Kenneth O’Donnell, Dottie Holland, William Marron, John J. Hack, Harriet Pencak, Eugene Baldwin

THURSDAY December 3rd, 2020

6:45 AM Parishioners of St. Anthony’s

9:00 AM Ralph Mazzatto

FRIDAY December 4th, 2020

6:45 AM Edward Zeman

9:00 AM Maria Framigio

SATURDAY December 5th, 2020

8:30 AM Frank Carino

5:00 PM Karlo Mezic

SUNDAY December 6th, 2020

7:30 AM Parishioners of St. Anthony’s

9:00 AM Thomas Martello

10:30 AM Anton Simicio

12:00 PM Todd Larson

7:00 PM Sala & Trombetta Families

PRAY FOR THOSE WHO HAVE DIED

NEW EMAIL: Joe1youthmin@gmail.com

Our November PBJ/Mission Gang made 1,000 sandwiches, 200 wash kits and filled 6 more barrels for our Haitian Mission.

Incredible, “SAFE” stewardship in action.

Our youth group meet up at Stop & Shop last Sunday to shop for food for our St. Vincent de

Paul food pantry. Unable to create Thanksgiving meal boxes this year, our kids DEMANDED we still get involved in buying food for those in need. Because we’ve been getting so many kids attending YG, we had to shift our shopping to a large store to keep our COVID protocols in

place and protect our kids and other shoppers.

NOTE: PBJ/Mission Gang will meet on January 2nd AND January 30th, 2021.

St. Anthony’s Peanut Butter & Jelly/MISSION Gang Our next PBJ Gang will meet Saturday, JANUARY 2nd in the lower church.

Everyone must e-mail RSVP if you would like to help us. Please arrive by 8:50am. We end by 10:30. Join the dozens of wonderful people who attend each month to help feed the hungry.

PBJ/Mission Stewards: Deacon Bob Braun, John & Susan Vizzi, Jason Saturno, John & Agatha Piropato

We rely on financial donations to sustain our PBJ ministry.

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Children—Family—Faith Formation

1st Sunday in Advent-A 11/29/20

Holy Gospel according to Mark: 13:33- 37

Jesus said to His disciples: “Watch out and be

ready! You do not know when the time will come.

It is like what happens when a man goes away for a

while and places his servants in charge of everything.

He tells each of them what to do, and he orders the watch men to be on their

guard. “So be on your guard! You do not know when the master of the house will

come back. It could be in the evening or at midnight or before dawn or in the morning. But if he come

suddenly, do not let him find you asleep. I tell everyone just what I have told you. Be on your guard!”

Hello God’s children! This week we are starting the season of Advent. Advent, the four weeks leading up

to Christmas, is a time when we get ready for the coming of Jesus. We get ready to celebrate His

birth. And we remember that He will come again.

The Advent Wreath is a beautiful tradition

filled with rich symbolism for reflecting on

the gift of Jesus Christ at Christmastime.

The wreath represents the coming of

Jesus Christ, who is the Light of the

World. As we light the candles each week,

we mark the passage of time leading up to

Christmas. The circular shape of the wreath, without beginning or end,

reminds us of God’s unending love for us and the eternal life we have in

Christ. The greenery speaks of the hope that we have in God, the hope of newness, of renewal, of

eternal life. The wreath holds five candles. During the season of Advent, one candle is lit each

Sunday. The candles remind us that Jesus is the “Light of the World.”

As Jesus’ coming draws near, another candle is lit and with each candle lit the light grows and the

darkness dims, reminding us “in him was life, and the life was the light of all people.

Lord God let your blessing come upon us as

we light the candles of this wreath. May

the wreath and its light be a sign of

Christ's promise to bring us salvation.

Amen.

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Outreach

HIHI Huntington Interfaith Homeless Initiative

with cooperation from Family Service League

Feeds and shelters our local homeless population every night of week from 12/3-2020 -

3/15/2021.

NEEDED DONATIONS

cases of water ~granola or power bars~ warm socks

men’s undergarments (size medium) ~ hand & foot warmers

Parish Outreach Phone: 631.261.1695

Office Hours: Mon. – Fri.: 10am- 2pm www.saintanthonyofpadua.org/outreach

PARISH OUTREACH REACHES OUT TO THOSE IN OUR EAST

NORTHPORT CHURCH BOUNDARIES WHO ARE HURTING AND ARE IN

NEED OF ASSISTANCE. Please contact us for more information.

General Bereavement Phone Support We have all suffered the loss of someone near and dear to us. It may be a spouse, child, parent, sibling, or friend. Often our grief can be so devastating that we may feel lost and alone. The Be-reavement facilitators provide caller with strategies for dealing with grief and valuable support and fellowship through the healing process. All facilitators have received training through the Diocese of Rockville Centre, Office of Faith Formation. You may call any of the facilitators below:

631-757-2103 After 7 pm 631-499-4462 631-336-9922 516-965-1190 After 7 pm 631-757-2191

Gertrude Frein, RN, MS Bernadette Parker, RN, PHD Susan Bledsoe LSW Roseann Pizzo John Bozzella

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: Positions available are: Receptionist and Core worker positions (meets w/ clients, training provided). All clients and volunteers are required to wear a mask and use hand sanitizer. When we meet with clients, we use a plexiglass partition and meet in separate space from office. We are cleaning and sanitizing our offices daily. Individual offices are available for volunteers. Please call parish outreach for an application and phone or in person interview.

The Family Service League is looking for donations of new or gently used bath size towels for the Homeless Shelter. Please drop off at Outreach by 12/1/20.

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Religious Education

OFFICE HOURS Monday through Thursday - 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM - by Appointment only.

Closed for lunch 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM Closed Friday and Saturday

Phone 631-261-1306 - Email: fstrong.saintanthonysreled@gmail.com Please visit our website for additional information or to download forms:

www.saintanthonyofpadua.org

Catechists Still Needed - Some catechists chose not

to return to teach this year for various reasons. This

year in Religious Education, classes are being taught

via Zoom. We are in need of 18 catechists. We have

222 children who are without a teacher on various

days and various grade levels, you may co-teach with

a family member or a friend. Why not teach from the

comfort of your home. We will supply teacher guides,

training and Zoom instructions. If you have a love of your faith and would

like the opportunity to pass that faith onto the

children of our parish please call the Religious Ed Office at 631-261-1306 X226,

Pat Seibert. We will supply teacher guides, training and Zoom instructions.

Book Pick-up -Have you picked up your children’s religious education books? Books are available for

pick up in our office. Please call the Religious Ed Office to make an appointment to pick up your books

and get your children started with their religious education.

Christmas is fast approaching -We are continuing with our long standing

tradition of providing toys and gift cards for those in need here in our community and throughout Long

Island. Therefore, in the Religious Ed office we will have a large box right inside our door, to collect toys

for all ages, new clothes and gift cards for those families in need. The Religious Ed Office is located

behind the Church. Follow the signs and the sidewalk behind the Church to our office. Please do not

drop your donation at the Church Rectory.

Religious Education - Religious Ed classes will begin shortly via Zoom. Your child’s

catechist will be contacting you with more info.

Gospel Weeklies - The 2nd shipment of Gospel Weeklies for levels 3-6 has arrived at the Religious Ed

Office. If you haven’t picked–up your child’s 2nd set of Gospel Weeklies please come to the Religious Ed

Office.

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St. Vincent de Paul Society

SAINT VINCENT DE PAUL WISHES TO EXTEND OUR GRATITUDE FOR ALL YOUR CONTRI-BUTIONS IN ASSISTING OUR FAMILIES FOR THANKSGIVING. Thanksgiving might not have been how we all planned it to be, but our hearts were warmed by our parishioners’ generosity to our families we serve. Thanksgiving is a time to give thanks and we are TRULY thankful for the kindness you show to us always. CHANGES TO OUR ST. VINCENT DE PAUL CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Due to the ongoing pandemic, we had to make changes to our Christmas program and WE WILL NOT BE DISPLAYING OUR CHRISTMAS TREE with the assorted tags needed to distribute to the children and families in our parish. WE WILL NOT BE COLLECTING AND GIVING OUT GIFTS TO OUR CHILDREN AS WE HAVE IN THE PAST...... HOWEVER, WE WILL STILL BE GIVING OUT GIFT CARDS TO OUR CHILDREN TO PURCHASE TOYS AND CLOTHING AND ARE REQUESTING DONATIONS OF $25 AND $50 TO STORES (ex: Target, Kohl’s, Wal-Mart) WE WILL STILL BE GIVING OUT SUPERMARKET GIFT CARDS FOR THE FAMILIES TO PURCHASE THEIR CHRISTMAS MEALS AND ARE REQUESTING DONATIONS OF $20, $25 AND $50(ex: Pat's Meat Farms, Stop & Shop, Guinta's) PLEASE DROP OFF ALL GIFT CARDS (marked SVDP Christmas) TO THE RECTORY NO LATER THAN FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11th for a December 13th distribution. As always we are extremely grateful for your help throughout the year to enable us to continue our programs for our families in need. We wish you a blessed Advent and pray for your good health.

Parish Outreach has once again been selected by EMPIRE SUBARU of Huntington to participate in Subaru’s “Share the Love” program as a Hometown Charity! How it works: During the “Share the Love Event” for every new vehicle purchased or leased from November 19, 2020 through January 4, 2021, Subaru will donate $250 to the

purchaser’s choice of participating charities, St. Anthony’s Parish Outreach being one of them. Over the past years of the event, Subaru and their retailers have made a real impact, donating a total of $65 million to a wide range of both national and local charities. Subaru has generously donated to this program in the past as well as conducting coat drives for Parish Outreach clients. Please support those who help support our local Community!!

Share the Love….with Outreach!

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NOVEMBER IS NATIONAL ADOPTION/FOSTER CARE

AWARENESS MONTH

PLEASE CONTINUE TO PRAY FOR THE

ADOPTED & FOSTER FAMILIES:

Adult Faith Formation

Society of St. Vincent de Paul Neighbors helping neighbors

“Feed my Lambs” is the weekly request of the SVDP society to parishioners to bring to Church the one or two items of which the Food Pantry is in low supply.

This week’s items are: Canned vegetables, tuna fish, rice/pasta sides, shelf milk (all types), juices, pancake mix & syrup, and coffee . Of course any other items you wish to donate will be gratefully accepted, but the items that we are concentrating on will help us ensure that these items will be in supply for our clients. All items can be left in the rear of the Church before and after all weekend Masses. Please do not leave perishable items, opened items, clothing items, household items in the Vestibule Food bin. Thank you!

Feed My Lambs

PLEASE REMEMBER OUR POOR BOX!

Dear God thank you for the adopted & foster parents and the children under their care.

You know their caring hearts. Help them with their adopted and foster children and bring the families closer

to you.

Fill them with your love as they continue to reflect Christ’s love in their families.

Amen

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CHRISTMAS JARS

Book club saves spare change all year and donates during Christmas to a charity or charities.

If you would like to help out, please leave your donation in an envelope marked for Ann Finley in the

rectory. You will be notified as to what charity or charities were helped. Thank you.

Mass At St. Anthony’s

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If you are unable to join us for

Mass, all Sunday and daily

Masses at St. Anthony of Padua

are available to be viewed via Live

stream at the following link:

https://masslivestream.com/churches/saintanthonyofpadua

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Yarn donations are always appreciated.

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