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AuxilliAry StAffMrs. Gloria Zamot Sunday School X205Mrs. MaryJo Lombardi Special Needs Faith Formation X205Mr. Tom Mulvey Facilities Manager X227

PAriSh regionAl SchoolSAint elizAbeth Ann Seton regionAl School Leeann Graziose, Principal- Tel: (516) 785-5709Please visit our school Website: www.steas.com

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For additional information: Offering Masses for deceased loved ones, Wedding

arrangements, Arranging Funeral Masses, Registering your child for Religious Ed.

please visit our website:www.saintjanefrances.org

PAriSh office

Tel: (516) 785-2333 Fax: (516) 826-7645

PAriSh office hourS

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Monday - Friday 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM

the hAwthorne houSe “ThrifT Shop” Tel: (516) 679-8061Monday - Friday 10:00 AM - 3:00 PMSaturday 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Masses

Saturday: 4:00 PM & 5:30 PM (Sunday Vigil)Sunday: 7:00 AM, 8:30 AM, 10:00 AM,12:00 PM & 5:00 PMWeekdays: 7:00 AM & 9:00 AM (Saturday at 8:30 AM)Weekday RosaRy at 9:30 AMMass foR the deaf

(Chapel) 3rd Sunday of the Month at 3:00 PM(Church) 2nd & 4th Saturday of the Month at 4:00 PM

euchaRistic adoRation (Church) Mondays 1:00 - 4:00 PM(Pastoral Center Chapel) Thursdays 7:30 - 8:30 PMsacRaMent of Reconciliation

Monday: 1:15 PM - 2:00 PMSaturday:12:00 PM - 1:00 PMat the PastoRal centeR chaPel

Holy Hour & Benediction Thursday, 7:30 PMNoveNa: Miraculous Medal & Rosary • Monday, 7:30 PM

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Our Church is open daily from 6:30 AM - 9:00 PM

Then he said to them, “Nation will rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom. There will be powerful earthquakes, famines, and plaguesfrom place to place;and awesome sights and mighty signs will come from the sky.

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THIS WEEK’S GOSPELLK 21:5-19

PAStorAl StAffRev. Seth N. Awo Doku Pastor X201

Donna Locastro (Asst to Father Seth), Baptism Program X235 Rev. Aloysius Pakianather Associate Pastor X232Rev. Stanislaw Choragwicki Associate Pastor X200Deacon Robert O’Donovan Pre-Cana, CYO X207Deacon Thomas Anderson CMA Chair & St Frances X222 Theatre Grp Moderator Msgr. John Rowan Sunday Associate X 0Sr. Lauren Hanley Spiritual Dev. Director X243Sr. Jocelyn Panzetta, CIJ Faith Formation (Adults) X206Mr. Christopher Gospodarzec Director of Faith Formation X204Mrs. Donna Mugno Faith Formation (Children) X209Ms. Ele Ruth Melendez Parish Social Ministry X240Ms. Elisa Vignali Liturgical Music X223Mrs. Amy Markin Business Manager X203

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THE FINAL DAYS

This is the Thirty-Third Week of the Ordinary Season on our Liturgical Calendar. Next week, the Thirty-Fourth Sunday, which is also

celebrated as the “Feast of Christ the King,” will mark the end of the Liturgical Year. Then a new season will begin – the Season of Advent.

As we near the end of the year, the readings present “End-time” themes for our reflection. There is something ominous about the end of events. For example, when one is about to complete High School or College, or when one is about to retire from work, or being transferred from one establishment to another, or simply changing careers, one could be faced with questions as to whether one has lived up to expectation and performed one’s duties with distinction or not. For those completing school (any level of schooling), the question could be whether one would complete with good grades or not. Athletes competing at the Olympic games, or in any of the sports, could equally be asking themselves whether they would win medals and trophies or not.

In the First Reading, the Prophet Malachi talks about the “Day of the Lord,” believed to be the day when the Lord would come to judge the earth and all its inhabitants. For “the proud and all evildoers,” Malachi says the day will blaze like an oven which “will set them on fire,” and annihilate them completely, even to their roots. While that statement certainly sounds threatening, to say the least, it is not directed towards everyone. According to Malachi, it is only the sinful who will face the fiery cleansing of that day. For the righteous, however, it will be a day of healing when

“the sun of justice” will rise over them. When that happens, all would realize that “The Lord comes to rule the earth with justice” (Responsorial Psalm).

The gospel mentions some suffering that will take place; that even the righteous might experience. It is symbolic and meant to encourage all believers to remain steadfast: they are not to be deceived by false prophets (teachers), who would claim knowledge of the end of the world; nor be frightened by disasters – natural or manmade; nor be overcome by persecutions. One might have to testify for the faith, but the Lord will provide the believer with sufficient “wisdom” to speak that none can refute. Steadfastness is key to staving off every fear; for victory is assured where there is constancy of faith.

The theme of suffering presented by the gospel is a reality that everyone needs to face. For us believers, we see suffering as a purifying experience with Christ, who suffered for our sake. The challenge is to accept and endure suffering in the spirit of Christ, who assures us of salvation: “By your perseverance you will secure your lives,” (Luke 21:19).

When “end-time” questions begin to flash through your mind, know that for us believers, it is not about whether we would be saved or not. Rather, like the athlete who approaches every competition positively with only one aim, we approach life in Christ not with a “whether - or” attitude, but with steadfastness and hope. Remaining close to Jesus, in both Word and Sacrament, is key to our salvation in Christ.

Fr. Seth

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Saturday November 168:30 AM Daniel Murphy - 22nd Anniversary4:00 PM Dorothy & Arthur Oberheim5:30 PM Lourdes O. DavidSunday November 177:00 AM Edward Sholl

8:30 AM For the People of the Parish

10:00 AM John M. & Patricia A. Diffley12:00 PM Joan M. Zinnel

5:00 PM Memorial MassMonday November 187:00 AM Duff Kennedy9:00 AM Elizabeth “Betty” PicheTuesday November 197:00 AM Rita Bourgeois9:00 AM Edward J. Wengler

Wednesday November 207:00 AM Theresa Vales8:30 AM Patricia A. Diffley

Thursday November 217:00 AM Jonathan Masone9:00 AM Elizabeth Piche

Friday November 227:00 AM Gloria Perrone9:00 AM John Ferguson

Saturday November 238:30 AM Frank Mangano4:00 PM Alba Capozzi5:30 PM Dr. Frank RobertoSunday November 177:00 AM Rose Hyland8:30 AM John McLaughlin

10:00 AM For the People of the Parish12:00 PM Jimmy Kurinskas

5:00 PM Elizabeth O’Brien

The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe

Weekend of November 23 – November 24, 2019 1st Reading: 2 Samuel 5:1-3 2nd Reading: Colossians 1:12-20 Gospel: Luke 23:25-43

Reflection Questions for this weekAdults: Paul’s words to the Thessalonians are tough: if you want to eat, you must work! How does this translate into our society today? How do you reconcile this with Jesus’ command to love and feed the poor?Children: Jesus teaches us that work is good for us. What kind of work do you do during the week? How does it help you?

John O’ConnorOlivia Breeze

Isabelle M. McFadden

THE THIRY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME1st Reading: Malachi 3:19-20a2nd Reading: 2 Thessalonians 3:7-12 Gospel: Luke 21:5-19

Names given to us for the sick list will remain in the bulletin for one month. After one month, the name will be entered in the Intercessory Book and will be on a permanent prayer list.

As of October 20, 2019 -William Southworth, Mary Cotter

As of October 27-30, 2019 – Thomas Quinn, Olivia Breeze, Margaret Risberg, George Winkler,Elfrieda Heidenfelder

As of November 3, 2019- Thomas Quinn, Cathy & Larry Weinberg, Lois Sabernick, John Birbiglia

As of November 10, 2019 – Dolores Persky, Michael & Celia Topol

We pray for the sick

Colin Joseph SanfilippoValentina Rose Vallely

Charlotte Rae CorsentinoMatthew Lancelot Ryan lll

Kennedy Bea ElbroodyGemma Dolores Crispino

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Michael J. Aguanno, Sr. Chief Brian Berretta, Lt. Richard Bruno, Robert Cirolia, Airman 1st Class Michael D’Ottavio, Tyler Daly, Scott Dickson, Valerie Dickson, Ian Sage Donley, LTJG Patrick Dreiss, PFC Joseph Garronbone III, Kieran J. Grogan, Jack Hall, Steven John, Brian Paduano, Pvt. Tyler J. Palmeri, Major Joseph M. Palumbo, Christopher Price, Sean Patrick Riordan, Noel Sawyer, Joshua Sider, Corporal Craig Torres, Monica Tretola, CW02 Jason P. Williams, Michael Perez, SRA. Kristopher Duer, P.V.T 2 Brian Witte, LCPL Douglas Terra , Lt. Paul Emmi

May God protect you all and may you see the light of Jesus even in the darkness of war.

ATTENDANCE Weekend of November 10th, 2019Saturday 4:00 p.m. 393

5:30 p.m. 211 Sunday 7:00 a.m. 148

8:30 a.m. 229

10:00 a.m. 33312:00 p.m. 3235:00 p.m. 158

TOTALLast Year

1,7951,742

For our Parish WeShare Online Giving system visit our website at www.saintjanefrances.org and click on the logo.

Weekly Collectionfor November 10th, 2019

$ 22,793.00Includes WeShare Online offerings of $ 4,402.00

This week last year $ 19,850.00

YOU ARE NEVER ALONEWe, the staff and clergy at St. Frances de Chantal, want you to know that you are never alone in your time of need. Below

are a few phone numbers of various helplines:

National Drug & Alcohol Treatment Hotline1-800-662-HELP

National Domestic Violence Hotline1-800-799-7233

National Child Abuse Hotline1-800-4-A-CHILD

National Institute of Mental Health1-888-ANXIETY

National Suicide Prevention Hotline1-800-273-TALK

For additional information, please feel free to call us at

the Parish Social Ministry Office.785-2333 ext. 240

The Altar Candlesfor the week of

November 16th -- November 22nd, 2019

are offered in Loving Memory of

Antonina Locastro – 1st Anniversary

Requested by

Her Loving Family_____

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St Frances de Chantal Weekly Offertory Appeal 2019 “Donate Online Today & Make a Difference”

Our Online donation system is easy to use and benefits our parish in so many ways. Please join today! Consistent, regular weekly offerings is essential for our parish to continue ongoing ministry and achieve a balanced operating budget. Your choice of many giving options are available. Also, there is no need for you to “catch-up” with your weekly envelopes if you happen to be away from the parish for Sunday mass. And All of our 2nd Collections, Christmas and Easter offerings can be made online as well! Give it a try and see how easy it is.

Step 1 – Log on to our Parish Website: www.saintjanefrances.org

Simply click on heart and hands logo and automatically it will take you to our weekly offertory Giving opportunity

Step 2 – You decide the amount and the frequency of your offering that fits your budget! It is truly that simple.

If you are still unsure of the process or unable to complete this on your own, call our parish business office and we will be happy to set up time, here at the parish to assist you with setting up your personal online offertory account. Please call today (516)785-2333 ext 203 or ext 202. Leave your name and telephone number and we will return your call to set up an appointment that works for you! We look forward to hearing from you.


St. Frances de Chantal Parish Summary 2019(includes prior year comparisions and 2020 Fiscal Budget approved by Diocese)

Fiscal Year September 1 thru August 31 FISCAL 2015 FISCAL 2016 FISCAL 2017 FISCAL 2018 Fiscal 2019 BUDGET 2020

Regular Collections (See Note 1) 1,287,366 1,270,200 1,228,705 1,245,398 1,217,384 1,241,500

Parish Programs (See Note 2) 480,514 504,847 528,088 573,184 500,670 494,600

Auxiliary Income (See Note 3) 228,918 229,024 167,567 166,608 213,564 199,560

Summer Appeal 83,850 81,910 67,509 70,315 76,381 72,000

Catholic Ministries Appeal Rebate (see note below) 27,252 21,670 19,176 533 0 500

Fund Raising 0 0 2,090 4,717 1,200

TOTAL Operating Income (see Note 5) 2,107,900 2,107,651 2,011,046 2,058,128 2,012,715 2,009,360

Collections on behalf of others 74,483 54,042 54,596 80,293 53,474 note 7

Non Operating Income - Capital Investment Income 10,448 5,973 1,289 792 12,433 note 7

Extraordinary Income - ALL Campaign Appeals 151,477 100,621 579,216 275,456 189,403 note 7

Extraordinary Income - Total 236,409 160,636 635,102 356,541 255,310 0

TOTAL Parish Income (see Note 6) 2,344,309 2,268,287 2,646,148 2,414,669 2,268,025 2,009,360

Payroll Expense 596,686 611,133 558,890 578,793 591,122 587,100

Fringe Benefits (see note 4 ) 290,398 288,041 298,617 292,805 263,740 279,440

Fundraising and Development 0 0 0 1,567 3,211

Parish Programs 205,258 217,459 260,288 242,006 234,250 211,500

Printing and Office 126,930 109,168 102,821 105,590 101,866 113,040

Auxiliary Expenses (includes all Liturgical items) 73,850 73,367 63,147 76,041 62,371 61,800

Parish Ministry Expense - Total 1,293,121 1,299,168 1,283,764 1,296,802 1,256,560 1,252,880

Rectory Household 26,854 24,755 26,893 29,372 26,178 30,400

Buildings/Utilities and Maintenance 424,454 341,741 305,880 331,623 350,322 346,870

Personal Injury and Liability Insurance Premiums 106,456 114,356 110,448 110,722 108,880 110,650

SEAS Regional School Annual Subsidy payment 190,650 150,810 163,008 157,248 131,576 130,200

Diocesan Assessment Annual fee 134,746 137,878 136,494 128,638 134,000 138,800Parish Regular Operating Expense - Total 883,160 769,540 742,723 757,603 750,956 756,920

Extraordinary Operating Expenses not budgeted 32,971 128,634 4,025 3,200 15,875 0

TOTAL Operating Expense (See Note 5) 2,209,252 2,197,342 2,030,512 2,057,605 2,023,391 2,009,800

NET OPERATING SURPLUS / (DEFICIT) (101,352) (89,691) (19,466) 523 (10,676) (440)

Collections on Behalf of Others 74,483 54,042 54,596 80,293 53,474 Note 7

Extraordinary Expense (Budgeted in Capital Campaign) 0 4,500 181,765 195,805 187,329 Note 7

Extraordinary Expenses (Unanticipated) 14,360 0 Note 7 Extraordinary Expense (Loan Emergency Rectory Repairs) 316,686

TOTAL Parish Expense (See Note 6) 2,600,422 2,255,884 2,266,873 2,348,063 2,264,195 2,009,800

TOTAL NET SURPLUS / (DEFICIT) (256,113) 12,403 379,275 66,606 3,831 (440)

Note 1 - includes Sundays, Holy Days, Christmas, Easter, Monthly & Special Parish CollectionsNote 2 - includes fees, tuitions, retreat offerings, and thrift shopNote 3 - includes sacramental offerings, candles, rental income, interest, donations and grantsNote 4 - increase 2017 & 2018 is accrued annual leave and sick time paid to employee leaving positionNote 5 - TOTAL Operating Income and Expense lines (does not include Collections on Behalf of others or Campaign items)Note 6 - TOTAL Parish Income and Expense lines - Includes ALL Income and ExpensesNote 7 - Annual Fiscal Budget includes Regular Operating Income and Expenses Only per DRVC

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Advent/Lent Study and Prayer

“The Joy of the Gospel”

Evangelii Gaudium

“The Joy of the Gospel” is the Apostolic Exhortation issued by Pope Francis on November 24, 2013, the first year of his service as Bishop of Rome. It reveals in very available terms the mission and purpose of Pope Francis’ agenda of Church reform, and seeks to engage all the faithful in the challenge.

At St. Frances the plan is to study this document in seven or eight sessions, three in Advent and four or five in Lent.

The Advent dates are December 3, 10 and 17. The Lenten dates are March 3, 10, 17, 24 and 31.

All sessions will be on Tuesdays at 2pm, concluding no later than 3:45pm.

All sessions will be in the Smulski Room of the School (with entrance directly off the parking lot).

All are welcome. For planning purposes, please register at the reception desk of the Pastoral Center, in person, or by phone 516 785 2333 ext. 0.

You may wish to have a copy of the document “The Joy of the Gospel”; copies are available at the reception desk for $10.00. Other study materials will be distributed during the course of the eight sessions.

Fr. John Rowan will lead the study.

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DIOCESE OF ROCKVILLE CENTRE OFFICE OF FAITH FORMATION

& CATHOLIC HEALTH SERVICES OF LONG ISLAND

TRAINING OF VOLUNTEERS IN THE MINISTRY TO THE SICK

Eucharistic Minister Training Part B

Location, Dates, & Time: Mercy Medical Center (meet in the main lobby) 1000 North Village Avenue Rockville Centre, NY 11570

Saturday, November 16 and 23, 2019 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

AND

Saturday, December 7, 2019 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Attendance required at all 3 sessions

Cost: $40 per person (includes lunch)

Course topics will include:

• Understanding the meaning of being called

• Discerning the call

• Understanding the theology of ministry to the sick and the ministry of accompaniment

• Developing the skills to serve

• Understanding the sacramental nature of visiting the sick

• Understanding the unique roles of parish and hospital ministry

• Integrating the theory and practice of the ministry to the sick

Presenters:

Dr. James Spencer, Senior Vice President For Mission and Ministry CHSLI

Dr. Joseph Walters, DMin, JD, MAPC, BCC Director of Pastoral Care

Fr. Norbert D’Souza Mercy Medical Center

All appropriate candidates are encouraged to apply for this ministry. Appropriate candidates unable to pay the tuition will be granted scholarships.

Advanced registration is required Register online at drvc-faith.org/workshops or by returning the form below.

For more information, contact Elizabeth Ramirez 516-678-5800 ext. 408 | [email protected] Please forward the completed registration form along with a check payable to: Office of Faith Formation.

Mail to Elizabeth Ramirez, Diocese of Rockville Centre, P.O. Box 9023, Rockville Centre, NY 11571-9023 Name _______________________________________________ Phone _________________________________________________

Address _____________________________________________ City/Zip ________________________________________________

Parish / Parish Town __________________________________________________________________________________________

Email ________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Registration Fee: __________________________ Flyer - Ministry to the Sick Training - Nov 2019 - 10-31-2019.docx

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LITURGY COMMITTEE ANNUAL ADVENT WREATH SALE

Amazing as it may seem, the First Sunday of Advent is December 1, 2019.

Our parish Liturgy Committee will be selling Advent Wreaths and candles, Advent Calendars and other items to help celebrate this Holy Season. We will be at the front of the Church after all Masses on the weekends of November 16 & 17, November 23 & 24, and after the 10 a.m. and 12 noon masses on December 1. Advent items make great Shower and Christmas gifts, and calendars are a fun way for children to learn about the season before Christmas.

The Knights of Columbus will be selling "Keep Christ in Christmas" magnets after all Masses on the weekends of November 16 & 17, November 23 & 24 and December 1. All proceeds go to the young Seminarian’s from our parish.



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St. Frances de Chantal, and Sacred Heart.

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AAFriday, November 1, 8, 15, 22Room 159:45 AM to 12:00 PM

Friday, November 1, 8, 15, 22Room 158:00 PM to 10:00 PM Sunday, November 3, 10, 17, 24Room 15 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM

ALANONMonday, November 4, *11, 18, 25Room 15*Rectory Basement12:30 PM to 2:00 PM

MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SUPPORTTuesday, November 19 Smulski Room11:00 AM to 1:00 PM

MS YOGA Monday, November 4, 18, 25 Room 1011:30 AM to 12:30 PM

RECOVERY GROUP FOR ANXIETY AND DEPRESSIONSaturday, November 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 Hawthorne Living Room12:00 PM to 2:00 PM

DIVORCED AND SEPARATEDWednesday, November 27Knights of Columbus Hall1869 Wantagh Ave. Wantagh7 PM to 9:15 PM

WIDOW/WIDOWER BEREAVEMENT SUPPORTThursday, November 14, 21Rectory Basement7:00 PM to 8:30 PM

WANTAGH DEAF SENIOR GROUPThursday, November 14, 21, Smulski Room8:00 AM to 3:00 PM

NICOTINE ANONYMOUSWednesday, November 6, 13, 20, 27Hawthorne Living Room7:30 PM to 9:00 PM

BAGELS AND BINGOWednesday, November 20 Room 1210:00 AM to 12:00 PM

Saint Frances CaresPARISH SOCIALMINISTRY CALENDAR November 2019


Parish News

YOUNG VINCENTIANSThe next meeting of the Young Vincentians is on Nov. 17 at 7:00 in room 10 of the School Building. For anyone interested in using their talents to help others please come and join us in the various ways that this is being done. This opportunity is always open to anyone from Grade 6-12 and is a very rewarding experience. ____________

ST. ELIZABETH ANN SETON CHRISTMAS CARD RAFFLE

Support our regional school by purchasing a Christmas Raffle card for $10. Each card equals 31 opportunities to win cash up to $2,500. Great stocking stuffers. Contact main office of school at 516-785-5709 to purchase through December 19th. ____________

CYO 2020 VOLLEYBALL REGISTRATION

Girls grades 4 – 12Returning Players

2019 Winter players (only) are asked to register online at:

https://campsself.active.com/StFrancesdeChantalCYO

beginning November 1, 2019 closing December 1, 2019.

First time Players to St. Frances can register in-person in the school building on the following

dates:Saturday, November 9, 10:30am to 12:30pm in

Room 10Tuesday, November 19, 7pm to 9pm in

Room 23

Fee is $160 per child, discounted for siblings.

If you have any questions please email [email protected]

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FINAL HONOR ROLLKELLENBERG MEMORIAL HS

SCHOOL YEAR 2018-2019

Please join in congratulating the following the parishioners for achieving Honors:

Owen AndersonColleen Bowles

Brigid BrownTimothy Burke

Thomas CandemeresSamantha Collins

Erin CunnaneLauren D’AmoreAaron Darzano

Jonathan DugganKaitlyn Duggan

Christopher GallegraBenjamin Gay

Jennifer GreeneSarah KillianKatelyn Kirby

Lola LechleiderAlyssa Magri

Nicole MathisonJacqueline McCarthy

Matthew MorenoEmma MurphyMariel Nicholas

Lindsey PalazzoloRyan Perrone

JoAnna RicaurteSabrina Riveira

Aidan SimsDylan TobieHolly Torres

Thomas VeneroniBrianne Zaremba

Ryan Zaremba____________


Grand KnightGeorge Jaeger

Deputy Grand KnightJoe Dalto

ChaplainDeacon Bob O’Donovan

11/16/19 Saturday300 Club

Semi-Annual Dinner

7:00pm-11:00pm

Schoool Gym

11/17/19 Sunday C & B Bowling

1:00pm-4:00pm

Farmingdale Lanes

11/18/19 Monday Club Meeting 7:30pm Council Hall

11/20/19 Wednesday Activity Night 7:30pm Council Hall

11/22/19 Friday Craft Fair Set-Up 6:30pm Gym

11/23/19 Saturday Christmas Craft Fair

10:00am-4:00pm School Gym

11/23/19 Saturday

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11/24/19 Sunday

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11/25/19 Monday Business Meeting 7:30pm Council Hall

• New Members are always welcome call 516 826-7492 or ask any K of C member for information.• Our Hall (Max Capacity 80 Guests) is available for rentals call Russell Merendino at 516 395-9945 for information.

KELLENBERG MEMORIAL HSSCHOOL YEAR 2018-2019

Please join in congratulating the following parishioners for their achievement in National Honor Society, Junior Honor Society and Perfect Attendance:

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYThomas Candemeres

Kaitlyn DugganSarah KillianKatelyn Kirby

Lola LechleiderAlyssa Magri

Nicole MathisonLindsey Palazzolo

Sabrina RiveiraThomas Venerone

NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETYBrigid Brown

Kathleen BrownEmma Murphy

Aidan Sims

PERFECT ATTENDANCEBrigid BrownBenjamin Gay

Matthew MorenoLindsey Palazzolo

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