The Parish Family of St. Camillus - St. Virgilius Roman Catholic Church Broad Channel & Rockaway Park

Rev. Richard J. Ahlemeyer, Pastor Rev. Thomas Basquel, C. S. Sp., Associate

Rev. John S. Wtulich, In Residence

Parish Website: www.stcstv.com Facebook: St. Camillus-St. Virgilius Roman Catholic Church

St. Camillus Rectory 99-15 Rockaway Beach Blvd.

Rockaway Park, New York, 11694 Rectory: 718-634-8229 Fax: 718-634-8193

camillusrc@aol.com Mrs. Margaret O’Neill, Secretary Ms. Ann McDougall, Organist Mr. Joseph Wiley, Maintenance

Rectory Office Hours Monday, Tuesday & Thursday: 9:00 am to 7:00 pm Wednesday & Friday: 9 am to 1 pm Saturday: 9 am - 1 pm, Sunday: 9 am - 11:30 am Evenings by appointment Food Pantry: Wednesdays 10 am - 12 noon

MASS SCHEDULE: Saturday Evening Vigil Mass at 5:30 pm Sundays: 8:30 am & 11:30 am Weekday Masses: Monday to Friday: 9 am Saturday: 12 Noon Holy Days of Obligation Mass: Holy Day: 9:00 am & 12 noon Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confessions): Saturdays: 11:00 am to 11:45 am & 5:00 pm to 5:30 pm

St. Virgilius Office 16 Noel Road

Broad Channel, New York, 11693

saintvirg2@aol.com Mrs. Mary Kay Flynn, Secretary Mrs. Dianne Spellman-James, Organist

Office Hours: St. Virgilius Office closed at present time. All Memorials & Mass Cards, requests and appointments will be handled through the St. Camillus Office - 718-634-8229. His Final Touch Prayer Group: Monthly at 7:00 pm in St. Virgilius Convent - 210 Noel Rd. (Sept. - June) Catholic Cemeteries: 718-894-4888

MASS SCHEDULE: Saturday Evening Vigil Mass at 4:00 pm Sundays: 10:00 am Weekday Masses: Monday to Thursday: 8 am, Friday: Communion Service at 8 am Holy Days of Obligation Mass: Vigil: 7:30 pm Holy Day: 10 am Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confessions): Saturdays: 3:30 pm to 4:00 pm

Office of Faith Formation (Levels 1-8) 99-15 Rockaway Bch. Blvd., Rockaway Park, NY 11694 718-634-8229

Sr. Maureen Ahlemeyer, PBVM

Faith formation is an ongoing development of the whole person into the image and likeness of Jesus Christ. Our Religious Education Program strives to provide a solid foundation in our faith, age-appropriate to the students in our program. Students are encouraged to begin formal reli-gion classes in the FIRST GRADE of Public or Private (non-Catholic) Schools.

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM: To baptize your child at St. Camillus-St. Virgilius, you must live in Broad Channel or Rockaway Park or if you live elsewhere, you must be a Registered Parishioner who has attended Sunday Mass at St. Camillus-St. Virgilius for SIX (6) months. Baptisms of relatives who live elsewhere may be accepted with PRIOR PERMISSION from Father Ahlemeyer. Baptisms are celebrated at 1 pm on the 3rd Saturday of the month at St. Virgilius and on the 4th Saturday of the month at St. Camillus. In order to register for the Sacrament of Baptism, parents will be required to complete a registration form, two months before the month they wish to celebrate the Baptism, present a copy of the child’s birth certificate, present a certificate of Confirmation for both Godparents, have an interview with a priest, if this is the first child, attend a Baptism class.

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE: Couples are asked to please call the Rectory to arrange an appointment at least SIX (6) months before the desired date. Couples are encouraged to come to the Church before other arrangements are set.

SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Any catholic who will be entering the hospital for surgery or serious illness should call either Parish Office to arrange to be anointed before you enter the hospital. In case of Emergencies: Please call the Rectory at any time (718-634-8229). A Communal Celebration is celebrated every First Friday at 12:00 p.m. in St. Camillus Church.

MINISTRY TO THE SICK: Any parishioner who is unable to attend Mass due to illness or age should contact either Parish Office. Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion bring Holy Communion to the homebound. St. Camillus-St. Virgilius also celebrates Mass and brings Holy Communion to the following Nursing Homes which are located within parish boundaries: Ocean Promenade, Beacon, Park, and Park Inn.

PARISH MEMBERSHIP: Every catholic family who lives in Rockaway Park (btw 95th Street and 116th Street) and Broad Channel should be registered. Catholics who live outside the parish boundaries and choose to make St. Camillus-St. Virgilius their parish should also register. Contribution envelopes will be mailed to those who request them.

St. Camillus Catholic Academy (Pre-K - 8) 185 B. 99th Street, Rockaway Park, NY 11694 718-634-5260

www.saintcamillusschool.com Mrs. Sheila Smith Gonzalez, Principal

Ms. Kerri Montero, Administrative Assistant

St. Camillus School strives to provide quality, value-based education that stresses Catholic values in a loving, supportive and disciplined environment, which celebrates the universality of the Church as a whole and the cultural diversity of St. Camillus School in particular; to be a vibrant Christian community of prayer and worship devoted to Christian service as it imparts the message of Jesus Christ.

MASSES FOR THE WEEK January 3, 2016 The Epiphany of the Lord- Year C

St. Camillus Church Sat. 5:30 PM Steve Higgins Sun. 8:30 AM Thomas Xanthos 11:30 AM John T. Kelly - Anniversary Mon. 9:00 AM Bridget Geraghty Tues. 9:00 AM Dolores Pesce Wed. 9:00 AM Cunningham & Gilmore Family Thur. 9:00 AM Ann Lyons - 30th Anniversary Fri. 9:00 AM Caterina Visca Sat. 12:00 PM Robert (Bob) Acton 5:30 PM Peggy Hazel - Anniversary Sun. 8:30 AM Catherine O’Boyle 11:30 AM Bobby McGinn - Birthday St. Virgilius Church Sat. 4:00 PM Daniel Willsen - Anniversary Sun. 10:00 AM Noni Signoretti Mon. 8:00 AM Viola Muriel Ahlemeyer - Anniv. Tues. 8:00 AM People of the Parish Wed. 8:00 AM Gene O’Sullivan - Birthday Thur. 8:00 AM John Ahlemeyer Jr. - Anniversary Fri. 8:00 AM Communion Service Sat. 4:00 PM Maryanna Lane Sun. 10:00 AM Dawn McIntyre

(Reminder: Weekday Masses & Communion Service at are celebrated at SV Convent Chapel at 210 Noel Road. Holy Day Masses are

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MEMORIALS

The Altar Bread & Wine at St. Camillus Church are given in memory of Michael Cleary by Marjorie Cleary.

Rosary & Litany of the Blessed Mother ~ Monday to Friday - The Angelus will be recited before Mass and the Rosary will be recited after Mass at St. Camillus Church. Miraculous Medal Novena ~ Every Monday after the morning Masses at St. Virgilius and at St. Camillus. St. Anthony Novena ~ Every Tuesday after the 8 am Mass at St. Virgilius.

BAPTISM CLASS: The next Baptism Class will be THIS MONDAY, January 4, 2016 at 7:30 pm in St. Camillus RECTORY. Families who wish to baptize their child and who live within the parish boundaries are asked to please

fill-out the “Baptism Request” form on the website (www.stcstv.com). You will then be sent a Baptism Registration Form. Please fill out the Registration Form and attach the CHILD’S BIRTH CERTIFICATE and the GODPARENTS’ CONFIRMATION CERTIFICATES. You will then have an interview with a priest. If this is your FIRST CHILD, you will be asked to attend a BAPTISM CLASS. The date of the Baptism will be discussed at the interview.

REMEMBER IN PRAYER The sick: Dolores Brennan, Edward Broderick, Carmin Campisi, Gloria Campisi, Deacon Joe Campisi, Margaret P. Ferchland, Philip Gatto, Ruth Johnson, Sr. Mary Anne Kollmer, Pat Lynch, Patrick McGrath, Jennifer Mills, Pat Mullin, Donna Mundy, Lewis

Oldenbuttel, William Schulken, Dolores & John Wagner Sr., Robert Waldheim

A person’s name will appear on this list for 4 weeks. After 4 weeks, it will be removed unless we hear from a family member.

All members of our Armed Forces

The deceased: Charlotte Kulovaney, Carlos Negron HIS FINAL TOUCH PRAYER GROUP will meet this MONDAY, January 4th at 7 pm in St. Virgilius Convent. ALL are welcome. THANK YOU to all of the parishioners for your cards during the Christmas season. May your families enjoy a Blessed & Healthy 2016. WINTER VACATION: Father Richard will be on a cruise from January 10th to 22nd. Fathers John and Tom will be here. PARISH WEBSITE: Please visit our parish website at www.stcstv.com for information about parish events and our parish calendar.

~ Stewardship Thought ~ That each of us use our unique gifts

to help build the Body of Christ.

This Week in Scripture Second Week of Christmas

Monday ~ St. Elizabeth Ann Seton 1 John 3.22-4.6 ~ Matthew 4.12-17, 23-25

Tuesday ~ St. John Neumann 1 John 4.7-10 ~ Mark 6.34-44

Wednesday ~ St. Andre Bessette 1 John 4.11-18 ~ Mark 6.45-52

Thursday ~ St. Raymond of Penyafort 1 John 4.19-5.4 ~ Luke 4.14-22a

Friday ~ 1 John 5.5-13 ~ Luke 5.12-16

Saturday ~ 1 John 5.14-21 ~ John 3.22-30

Sunday, January 10th ~ The Baptism of the Lord

Isaiah 40.1-5, 9-11 ~ Titus 2.11-14, 3.4-7 Luke 3.15-16, 21-22

Sunday Liturgy The Epiphany of the Lord

Isaiah 60.1-6 ~ Ephesians 3.2-3a, 5-6 Matthew 2.1-12

Focusing the Gospel To the point - “The "magi from the east" followed the

light of a star. A light of heaven that guided them. A light of revelation that manifested "the newborn king of the Jews" to Gentile wise men. A light of warning that protected this Child from harm until his time had come. Like the magi, we must follow this light to the Light. Like the magi, we must offer "the child" homage- the gift of our very selves become the Light of his Presence. A Light that guides, reveals, warns.

To the first reading - The first reading announces to Jerusalem, "Your light has come." Upon Jerusalem "the LORD shines" and all nations "shall walk by your light." In the gospel, the light shines to lead the magi - all nations - to the Light of the world, the Christ Child.

To experience - All major occasions include some form of gift-giving: births, birthdays, anniversaries, weddings; even at funerals we send cards and flowers. It is not surprising that the magi bring gifts to the "newborn king"- gold, frankincense, and myrrh. Their greatest gift, however, was the gift of themselves, expressed in their humble homage.

“We saw his star at its rising and have come to do him homage.”

Matthew 2.1-12

LOW GLUTEN HOSTS: Several parishioners require communion hosts that are gluten-free. We have such hosts available at BOTH Churches. Please call Father Richard at 718-634-8229 and we can discuss the procedure for receiving low-gluten hosts for Holy Communion.

CONVENT MASS: The weekday 8 am Mass and Communion Service at St. Virgilius will resume in the CONVENT (210 Noel Road) on Monday, January 4th. SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION: Bishop Raymond Chappetto will celebrate the SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION in St. Camillus Church on Wednesday, May 4th at 5 pm. Any adult (21 years old & older) who has not been confirmed is asked to call Father Richard at 718-634-8229 before February 1st. SC GOLDEN AGE CLUB: The club will meet WEDNESDAY, January 13th at 12:30 pm in Springman Hall. New members are welcome. SV GOLDEN AGE CLUB: The club will meet every THURSDAY AFTERNOON at 12:30 pm in the American Legion Hall in Broad Channel.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THIS WEEK AT ST. CAMILLUS – ST. VIRGILIUS

SUNDAY ~ Feast of the Epiphany CYO Boys’ BB ~ SCSV vs. Gate of Heaven @ 3 pm (Away) MONDAY SCCA Opens

SCCA Registration ongoing CYO Practice in Springman Rockaway Special Athletes in Springman His Final Touch Prayer Group @ 7 pm SV Convent Baptism Class @ SC Rectory 7:30 pm TUESDAY Nursing Home @ 10 am (114th St.) Basketball in Springman A.A. Mtg. in SCCA Auditorium WEDNESDAY Food Pantry@ SC 10 am - noon CCD - Level 1-7 ~ 3:30 - 5 pm, Level 8 ~ 4 - 5:30 pm Intramural Basketball in Springman THURSDAY SV Golden Age in American Legion Basketball in Springman A.A. Mtg. in SCCA Auditorium FRIDAY SATURDAY Mini Basketball in Springman 9 am - 2 pm CYO Boys’ BB SCSV vs St. Helene @ 11 am (Away) CYO Girls’ BB SCSV vs Blessed Trinity @ 2 pm (Home) SUNDAY ~ Baptism of The Lord Diocesan Collection: Diocesan Missions ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

PRAY FOR - AND ENCOURAGE - VOCATIONS “Opening their treasure chests, they offered Him gifts.” Are you beginning to see your life as a gift to be given to the Lord as a priest, deacon, religious sister or brother, speak with Fr. Richard or contact the Vocation Office at (718) 827-2454 or email: vocations@diobrook.org.

Jubilee Year of Mercy January 3, 2016

The Epiphany of the Lord In this Jubilee Year of Mercy, Epiphany celebrates God's mercy shining on the magi from a guiding star. Their kingdoms were far from Jerusalem, their religions far from God's covenant with Israel. At first the star led the magi to Jerusalem, where they could "recalculate" their quest with the help of God's own "GPS," the Jewish scriptures.

How challenging and humbling for the magi to discover that they would find the world's Messiah not in a palace but with a poor couple in an insignificant village. That's where God's mercy, shining in the star, led the magi to worship Jesus, the Prince of Peace. Today the magi invite us to "recalculate" our life's journey during this Jubilee Year - to follow the star of God's mercy along the way of humble love, to discover a renewed personal relationship with Jesus ourselves and so become "guiding stars" leading other seekers to find Jesus, too.

--Peter Scagnelli, Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co., Inc. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASSES: CCD NEWS: 1. Our parish Religious Education Program resumes this

WEDNESDAY, January 6th. Classes for Grades 1-7 meet in St. Camillus Church at 3:30 pm and will dismiss at 5 pm in the School Auditorium. The Confirmation class meets at 4 pm in Church and dismisses at 5:30 pm. Parents are reminded that 45 hours of class-time are required to complete each year. Each week, classes meet for 90 minutes. Therefore students must attend 30 classes a year to be promoted. Students are reminded to please bring textbook, pencil/pen, and any folders which the teacher might have given to class EACH week. Students without textbooks can not actively participate in classroom instructions.

2. Students in our CCD program received a new set of Church envelopes. Since the number changes each year and the student’s envelope number is recorded, please use the NEW set of envelopes (for 2016) beginning TODAY. Please make sure each child uses their own envelope set as each child has their own individual number and we use that number to record the envelope for that specific child.

FOOD PANTRY: Our food pantry will be open on Wednesday mornings from 10 am to 12 Noon at St. Camillus. Each week, we distribute between 25 to 30 bags of food. We can use canned non-perishable foods, such as tuna fish, stew, peanut butter & jelly, canned fruit & vegetables, cereal, nuts, raisins, macaroni & cheese; and toilet paper, paper towels, soap.

PARISH DANCE: Our annual St. Patrick’s Dance will be held on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, March 6, 2016. Music will be provided by the John Crowley & The Summer Wind Band. (After many years, Johnny Murphy and the Coachmen are no longer performing.) Tickets will be available soon. ANNULMENTS: The Diocese of Brooklyn has announced that, in response to Pope Francis’ instructions, the following changes have been made to the process of granting Church Annulments: 1) Fees have been eliminated. 2) The process has been made easier and quicker 3) The Diocesan Tribunal can hear cases for all who live

in Brooklyn & Queens. If you would like to speak with someone about obtaining an annulment, please call 718-634-8229 and speak with any of the priests. If you are civilly married and would like to be married “in the Church”, please call 718-634-8229 and speak with any of the priests. ST. VIRGILIUS BUILDING UPDATE: A group of parishioners met with Stanley who represents the group that is negotiating with FEMA for the old School Buildings. It appears that progress has been made and that FEMA may award a GRANT of 1.4 million dollars to replace the “small school building” and repair the attached building. The grant award may be approved as early as February 1, 2016. In the new year (2016) we will resume meeting as a “Building Committee” to discuss plans. Thank you for your patience. BLOOD DRIVE: With the colder weather, the blood supply tends to dip in January as the need remains constant. There will be a BLOOD DRIVE in Springman Hall on SUNDAY, January 24th from 8 am to 2 pm. QUALITY OF LIFE CONCERNS? (Vandalism, illegal parking, noise complaints) You know our community best. Let’s make it better together. Join the 100th precinct Idea Scale Community - an online forum where you can tell us about neighborhood issues, and also help determine where and how police resources are directed. It’s anonymous! To sign up visit: nypd100.ideascale.com. Follow us on Twitter to get local news and updates @NYPD100PCT.

FOR THE RIDE HOME: ~ For Families to share their thoughts as they t avel to and f om Church. Reflect on some of the "li le epiphanies" in your life. Share

that with others.

R e s p e c t L i f e ~ L e t u s p r a y that our Faith may lead us to the presence of Christ in the sick, the poor, the oppressed, and the unborn.

ST. CAMILLUS CATHOLIC ACADEMY ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

TEN REASONS TO CHOOSE CATHOLIC EDUCATION: 1) Opportunity for academic excellence and formation in the Catholic Faith 2) Emphasis on moral development and leadership skills 3) Nurturing & supportive teachers 4) Quality teaching and learning in a faith-based environment 5) Supportive environment for students to explore and express their individual gifts and talents 6) Commitment to student growth in knowledge, skills and values 7) Strong foundation for academic success 8) Welcoming and Family-oriented environment 9) Safe and caring school community 10) Opportunity for school programs

St. Camillus Catholic Academy is already accepting applications for our FREE Pre-K program (4 years old) for September, 2016

St. Camillus Catholic Academy is already accepting applications for our Kindergarten Class (5 years old) for September, 2016

CALL 718-634-5260 NOW!

Registration for Grades 1-8 for September, 2016 will begin in January, 2016.

BASKETBALL SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK BOYS’ CYO: Sunday 1/03 vs. Gate of Heaven @ 3 pm (Away) Saturday, 1/09 vs. St. Helen @ 11 am (Away) Girls’ CYO: Saturday 1/09 vs BT @ 2 pm (Home) JUNIOR BOYS’ INTRAMURAL BB: Wednesday, 1/06 5:30 pm 1 vs. 4 6:30 pm 5 vs. 6 7:30 pm 2 vs. 3 GIRLS’ INTRAMURAL BB: Thursday, 1/07 5 pm 2 vs. 3 6 pm 1 vs. 4 SENIOR BOYS’ INTRAMURAL BB: Thursday 1/07 7 pm 2 vs. 3 8 pm 1 vs. 4 Mini-Basketball: Saturday, 1/9

SAVE THE DATES Friday February 5, 2016 ~ SCCA Card Party Sunday, March 6, 2016 ~ Parish St. Patrick’s Dance Sunday, March 20, 2016 ~ Palm Sunday Sunday, March 27, 2016 ~ EASTER Wednesday, May 4, 2016 ~ Confirmation Saturday & Sunday, June 4 & 5, 2016 ~ Irish Festival

CONGRATULATIONS to students from our parish who have achieved honors:

The Mary Louis Academy Shannon Mangan ~ Alexandra Montella

Daniela Nieves ~ Kelsey Trudden

DIOCESAN COLLECTION: Diocesan Mission – next weekend, January 10, 2016 – The revenue from this collection is used when the Bishop receives appeals from various missions for support from the Diocese of Brooklyn and when Mission appeals are requested from the Society of the Immaculate Conception. Last year this collection aided the following Dioceses: Catholic Medical Mission Board/Bishop Sullivan Hospital, Haiti; Catholic Extension/Home Mission; Dioceses of Itanagar, Kurnool, Sultanpet, Kohima, India; Diocese of Aleppo, Syria; Dominican Sisters of the Sacred Heart in Vietnam; Archdiocese of San Salvador; Diocese of Berberat, Central African Republic; Diocese of St. Maron for Syrian Maronite Diocese; Patriarch Ignace Youssef III Younan for Syrian Refugee assistance; Mother Mary School in India; Diocese of Sylhet, Bangladesh; Sisters of Good Shepherd, Paraguay; Holy Family Hospital of Bethlehem Foundation; Archdioceses of Madras-Mylapore, Goa and Daman, India; Aid to the Church in Need Appeal/Home Mission; Diocese of Kumbakonam, South India; OL of Deliverance Diocese for Syrian relief.

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