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PASTORAL STAFF
Rev. Patrick F. Buckley, Pastor Joseph Soave, Lay Trustee
Rev. David Kazzahchiyang Didam, Parochial Vicar Bill Paccione, Lay Trustee
Rev Msgr. Charles P. Coen, Pastor Emeritus Al Costello, Finance Council Chairman
Gwen McCann, Parish Council President
CELEBRATION OF THE EUCHARIST
Saturday: 5:00pm Monday-Saturday 9:00am at the Church
Sunday: 7:30am, 9:00am Family Mass, Tues. & Thurs, 7:00am at the Holy Spirit Chapel
10:30am & 12:00 noon For Holy Days schedule, consult bulletin
Adoration: First Fridays after the 9:00am Mass until 6:00pm
Confessions: Saturday, 3:30pm - 4:30pm (or available by appointment)
Baptism: Phone rectory to make arrangements Baptism Classes: Contact Wendy Wajda - [email protected]
Marriages: Phone rectory at least 6 months in advance
Sick Calls: Phone rectory at any time. Please do not wait until the last moment.
Hospital Visits and Anointing of the Sick: Parishioners in need of the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick, please
call the rectory. This includes anyone going to the hospital for a serious operation or who has a relative who is gravely ill.
Rectory Office Hours: Monday through Friday—9:00am to 4:00pm
PARISH OFFICES
Rectory Religious Education Parish Center/Maintenance
7411 South Broadway 30 Benner Rd 30 Benner Rd
845-758-3732 Fax: 845.758.1214 845.758.5506 845-758-5689
Lauren Kerzner-Secretary/Bookkeeper Ellen Farina— CRE Joseph Scala — Maintenance Supervisor
Maureen Terranova, P. Grassi (Assts.) Helen Moore— CRE Assistant Sacristan
Vicki Capel-Parish Cemetery Cor. [email protected] John Dorrian
June 24, 2018
www.stchrisredhook.org
The Parish Family of St. Christopher and St. Sylvia
Time: Intention: Requested by:
Sat June 23
5:00 PM
Gerry DeVito Mangiamele Family
Sun June 24
7:30 AM
Bill O’Farrell Rizzolo Family
9:00 AM
James Langdale Janet Langdale
10:30 AM
David Voetsch Mom & Dad
12:00 NOON
Pro Populo —————–-
Mon June 25
9:00 AM
James Hogan Religious Ed. Office
Tues June 26
7:00 AM
Unannounced
Intention
——————
9:00 AM
Bianca Secchini Vincent & Mary
Gallagher
Wed June 27
9:00 AM
Sally O’Connor Pat & Family
Thurs June 28
7:00 AM
Lawrence D.
O’Connell
Heidi Schmidt
9:00 AM
James Hogan Helen Fairbairn
Fri June 29
9:00 AM
Becky Guzzi Rob & Lisa Dolan
Sat June 30
9:00 AM
James Hogan Patricia Butler
5:00 PM
Lillian Dietz Dolen Family
Sun July 1
7:30 AM
Intentions of
Our Lady’s Guild
——————-
9:00 AM
Lydia Grima Charles Grima &
Family
10:30 AM
William O’Farrell Frank J. Lovallo, Jr
12 Noon
Pro Populo ———————-
This Week at St. Christopher-St. Sylvia
Welcome to the Parish Family of St. Christopher and St. Sylvia! We hope that all new residents to the Red
Hook area will feel at home in our parish and strive to be an active part of our faith community. Please take a
moment to stop in the Rectory office to fill out a membership form and to meet a member of the Pastoral Staff.
JUNE 24, 2018 THE NATIVITY OF ST.JOHN THE BAPTIST
The 7AM Masses on Tuesdays & Thursdays at the
Holy Spirit Chapel will continue until June 28
th
and
then cease for the summer and resume in September.
III. Kevin Cayea and
Jenna Molella
Sunday, June 24 Nativity of St. John the Baptist
Ray Ricci’s First Mass as a
Deacon
10:30 AM Church
Reception for Ray Ricci 12 NOON Parish Center
Rededication Ceremony 1:30 PM School, 30 Benner
Monday, June 25
Rosary Making 10 AM Don Bosco Hall
Tuesday, June 26
Prayers For Life 9:30-
10:30AM
Church
Wednesday, June 27 St. Cyril of Alexandria
Thursday. June 28 St. Irenaeus
Friday, June 29 St. Peter, St Paul
Sat., June 30 First Martyrs of the Holy Roman Church
AA Meeting 7 PM Don Bosco Hall
Sunday, July 1
S T E W A R D S H I P R E P O R T
June 17, 2018……………………………….$9,225.50
Thank you for your
continued generosity!
Next week’s collection if for Pastoral Solidarity for
the Church in Africa. Your generosity provides
funding for catechetical
materials, workshops, re-
treats, and construction of
new church properties. Your
gift shows support for our
brothers and sisters in Africa.
There is an early deadline date for the July 8
th
bulletin. Information to be placed in the
bulletin must be in the office by
THIS Wednesday, June 27
th
From the Pastor’s Corner
The Nativity of Saint John the Baptist
T
iny fingers and toes. A little yawn. A loud cry. An infant
wrapped in swaddling clothes. "What will this child be?" It
is a question every parent asks time and time again. As first steps
are taken, as personalities emerge, as a child shows interest in
reading or drawing or climbing, the question is on our lips. "What
will this child be?" This question is asked as John the Baptist is
born. Will he be a priest like his father? Does his strange, unexpected name signal a departure
from that inheritance? Could Elizabeth and Zechariah ever have predicted what would be?
Under the tutelage of his priestly father, John "became strong in spirit." As an adult, John
would retreat into the desert to preach repentance. He would attract a large following and
eventually attract the attention of the rulers of the day. He would point out the adulterous ways of
King Herod and would find himself in prison. Eventually, he would be beheaded. But today, he is
a child, an infant newly born.
On this special feast, we're reminded of the great humility required of parents. The
character formation, the discipline and encouragement, the violin lessons and soccer practices,
every parental effort is subjected to the decisions of the child themself. Even children on a sure
track by high school graduation transform under life's circumstances. Entrusting our children to
God can be incredibly intimidating. "What will this child be," especially when that transformation
lies outside of my control? John the Baptist's story might not have ended as his parents imagined.
But he is celebrated as the greatest of the prophets, as the one who prepared the way for the
Messiah. Here is the hope of all Christian parents -- that our children would be raised in such a
way that when people meet them, they meet Jesus Christ.
June 29
th
The Feast of St. Peter and St. Paul
Study: ���������� of God, Peter: Keeper of the Keys
He is called the Rock, the Fisher of Men, and Head of the Church. But how
did Peter, a rustic fisherman, come to deserve such honor and authority?
Join Stephen Ray as he follows Peter from Galilee to Jerusalem to Rome.
Along the trail you'll discover answers about the infallibility of the Pope,
papal succession, the truth of Catholic teaching, and much more!
Watch: �� of Tarsus
Widely considered Christianity’s greatest evangelizer, Paul of Tarsus
dedicated his life to spreading the Gospel, travelling far and wide to deliv-
er the word of God. His journeys ultimately brought him to the heart of the
Roman Empire, where Christianity took root. Shot on location in Rome, this documentary takes
you to the places where he taught, lived, worked, was martyred and buried.
Go to FORMED.org and click on ‘Register.’
Enter the parish code BT2DRR and your email address.
Look What’s Happening at St. Christopher—St. Sylvia Parish!
Rededication Ceremony for the Memorial of the
Unborn Child
TODAY June 24, at 1:30PM
St. Christopher’s School, 30 Benner Rd.
Come join us in the Rededication of this memorial
stone. The Knights of Columbus Council originally
installed the stone at St. Sylvia’s Church and it has
been moved to 30 Benner Rd.
Thank you Knights of Columbus for all your hard
work involved with the Rededication of this
significant Memorial.
PRAYER LISTS
If you would like to add someone to the sick list that
is read from the Altar at Mass, please contact the
Rectory Office (be sure to have the sick person’s
permission first) Their name will remain on the altar
list for one month. Please call again if they continue
to need prayer, as names on the altar list will not
automatically be renewed or automatically put on the
Bulletin Prayer List.
The Bulletin Prayer List works differently. Once
someone is added to the sick list, their name is not
removed unless we are notified to do so. Kindly call
the Rectory Office to provide updated information.
(There are approximately 30 people who have been on
the bulletin Sick List for over 3 yrs.)
Congratulations to Ethan Davidson who
receives his Eagle Scout Badge at the Ea-
gle Court of Honor this Sunday, June 24
th
.
His service project benefited our parish, as
he planned, organized, led, and managed
the taking down of the dilapidated shed
behind the school and replacing it with a new one.
Only 4% of Boy Scouts are granted this distinguished
rank after a lengthy review process.
Welcome to that 4 Percent Ethan!
Congratulations to our Graduates of 2018.
May God bless you the day of
your Graduation and in all the
days and new adventures that
follow. May God bless you with
wisdom, prudence, good health,
and happiness. May you always
trust in God’s love and mercy and may you
be a reflection of that love to all you meet.
GRADES 1—6
Please remember to register for 2018-2019!
Office Hours:
Monday-Thursday: 11:00 am-6:00 pm
If the office is closed, there is a locked mailbox by
the side door facing the large parking lot to drop it
off.
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NEEDED:
Catechists and Assistants needed for both
Wednesday and Thursday
Please consider sharing your love of God to
the children of our Parish.
If interested or would like more information,
please call the Religious Education Office at
(845) 758-5506
YOUTH ALIVE:
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
Ignatius Retreat
(2 credits)
Saturday, July 14, 2018
9:30 am-7:30 pm
(CHAPERONES NEEDED!)
Space is limited! If interested, please call the Reli-
gious Education Office at
(845) 758-5506
Confirmation
All forms and paperwork were due by May 10, 2018.
If you haven’t handed it in, please bring to the Reli-
gious Education Office during our office hours.
Monday-Thursday
11:00 am-6:00 pm
In your prayers, please remember the
sick, especially
John Aeolus ●Frances Allen ●Paul Anderson
Hope Babineau ●Baby Xaria ●Helen Burns ●Marion Burns
Bernie Cambalik ●Brianna Chase ●Scott Clements
John Conlon ●John Conway ● Steve Coon ●Holly Daly
John Dykeman ●Janice Farinacci ●Charles Fasce
Fr. Cassian Folsom ●Thomas Galbraith ●Jeannette Gordon
Arthur Hallenbeck ●Haley Hines ●Brian James ●Alex Katz
Pam Kaliche ●Denise Koller
Monica LoBrutto Boudreaux ●Sylvia Ledenko
Henrietta Lynch ●Theresa Lynch ●Joseph Lynch
John Major ●Marlene McGowan-Yedic ●Gina Maculski
Antoinette Maffei ●Alex Cortes Molloy
Thomas Richard Malone ●John Manning ●Eric Moore
Mary Mullen ●Patricia Murphy ●Richard Murray
Frank Pasqua, Jr. ●Joe Piccard ●Michael Qianonni
Maureen Randene ●Tammy Richards
James Rudy ●Anna Safford ●Katarina Salman
Ginny Schwab ●John Sculco ●Amy Sivulich ●Lisa Slayton
Samantha Smith ●Zach Swart ●Kent Thusen
Tony Torres ●Mary Verlin ●Wanda Wheeler
Worthington Wheeler ●Bryan Williams
Nate Williams
Please call the office to add or remove someone
from the list.
ALTAR CANDLES
FLOWERS
In Memory of
James Hogan
Requested By
Margaret & Scott Burud
Week of June 23—June 30
PRAYER SHAWL- Are you or someone you know
going through a difficult time, perhaps physically or
emotionally and feel that you would like a
Prayer Shawl? CELINE TURCHETTI 758-8083
POCKET PRAYER SQUARE- If you feel that
you would like a little extra spiritual support
to place in your pocket, please feel free to
take one located in the back of the church.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS:
Prison Ministry Meeting
Wednesday, July 11 at 3:30
Parish Center, 30 Benner Rd.
BLOOD DRIVE
Saturday, July 28
th
…8AM—2 PM
Parish Center, 30 Benner Rd.
THIS Week’s 2nd Collection is for the
St. Vincent De Paul Society. This collection stays at
the church and goes to help those in need.
Thank you for your support!
A Huge Thank You…
For I was hungry and you gave me food, I
was thirsty and you gave me drink, I was a
stranger and you welcomed me, Matthew 25:35
Thanks to those who provided hospitality for our
RCIA group this year. We were treated to delicious
baked goods, fresh fruit, strata – to name a few items.
Tom Brennan Joanne Renneman Rita Moglia
MaryKay Budd Maryann Moul
Barbara Lewis Sandy Korb
Marilyn McLafferty Mary Ann White
Maureen Rinaldi Suellen Pomichter
Their willingness to share and make our candidates
and catechumens feel welcome in our parish is true
Christian witness.
Most especially, we thank Lisa Dolan who baked &
coordinated by making phone calls, writing emails, &
scheduling the goodies. She also organized and
prepared the Welcome Reception after Easter Vigil.
We are grateful.
Why Advertise in Our Bulletin?
Parishioners trust and want to support other
parishioners and the local economy. Often people call
the office wanting to know if we have anyone in the
parish who does this, that, or the other. When you
advertise in the bulletin, you will be identified as a
parishioner or local business person and people will
know to call you!
Starting Monday, July 30th, a sales
representative from Liturgical Publications Inc (LPi)
will be here for a week, meeting with people to secure
ads. But why wait until then? Call Lisa Petrucco at
800-477-4574 ext.6293 or [email protected] to
find out more about placing an ad in the bulletin.
People place ads for all kinds of reasons, such as;
businesses, charities, community service
organizations, as well as in memory of loved ones.
The Parish Rosary Garden, on the south side of the
Church, is underway and promises to be a beautiful
tribute to Our Lady. This project is funded completely
by fund raising efforts and donations. Thank you to
all who have so graciously donated in one
way or another!
A special thank you to Mikaela Korb who
is doing an amazing job spearheading and
organizing this memorial.
Please keep our
Military and their
families in your
prayers.
SOCIETIES & CONTACTS
Adult Faith Formation, Wendy Wajda MacHugh…….………...
………………………..……………[email protected]
Adult Choir Director, Richard Totman……... ....... 845-876-7444
CYO Coord., Dan Totman……………[email protected]
Holy Name Society Pres., Tom Sullivan ...... …………………...
Knights of Columbus GK, Bill Paccione……. ... ...845-758-5913
Our Lady's Guild Pres., Ann Totten……...…. .......
Our Lady Queen of Peace Prayer Group ............... 845-758-3732
Respect Life Committee, Barbara Totman……….845-758-8628
St. Christopher Food Pantry ................................... 845-758-3732
Senior Citizens President, Betty Bader .................. 845-758-5758
Youth Choir Director, Alyssa Nuzzo ..................... 845-594-3390
RCIA, Maggie Burud…………………[email protected]
Bereavement Committee, Eleanor Troy ................ 845-758-3732
Teen Fusion, Kathy Marici .................................... 845-758-8628
Prison Ministry, Rosemary Molloy………………...845-758-3732
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All agreed that Elizabeth’s baby would be called Zechariah.
Elizabeth said he was to be named John. The relatives asked the
baby’s father to name the baby. He took a tablet and wrote, “His
name is John.” Even he was amazed at what he had written and
then began to praise God.
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