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The Parish of St. Paul & St. Ann Dec. 20, 2020

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ST. PAUL’S CHURCH ST. ANN’S CHURCH Saturday Dec. 19, 2020 Saturday Dec. 19, 2020

5:00 PM Mary LoGatto 5:30 PM Nathan DeChiara

Sunday Dec. 20, 2020 Sunday Dec. 20, 2020

7:30 AM Charles & Mary Turner and Family 8:45 AM Marge & James Protus

10:00 AM Flip Sullivan 11:30 AM Deceased members of the Dattilo, Ottaiano & Graziano Families

12:00 PM Nicholas Cifuni

6:00 PM Living & Deceased Members of the Mullin Family Monday Dec. 21, 2020 Monday Dec. 21, 2020

6:30 AM Nancy Spagna 7:30 AM Leonard H. Feroldi 8:30 AM Bridget Butler Tuesday Dec. 22, 2020 Tuesday Dec. 22, 2020

6:30 AM Clara Mae Bak 7:30 AM Emma Laporte 8:30 AM Josephine & Jerome Couito Wednesday Dec. 23, 2020 Wednesday Dec. 23, 2020

6:30 AM Frank Costanzo (L) 7:30 AM Thomas Ficco 8:30 AM Ernesto San Diego Thursday Dec. 24, 2020 Christmas Eve Thursday Dec. 24, 2020 Christmas Eve

6:30 AM Pete & Betty Schuch 7:30 AM The Mateo Family (L)

8:30 AM Felix & Ann McCabe 3:00 PM Maria Ramirez, Dr. Diana Ramirez & Daphne C. Ramirez

Friday Dec. 25, 2020 Christmas Friday Dec. 25, 2020 Christmas

7:30 AM Robert M. Sbordone (L) 8:45 AM Thomas & Rose Cracovia 10:00 AM Luz Mendoza (L) — Birthday 11:30 AM Charles & Mary Turner & Family

Saturday Dec. 26, 2020 Saturday Dec. 26, 2020

6:30 AM Living & Deceased Members of the Trautwein Family 7:30 AM Living and Deceased Members of the Mathew Family

8:30 AM Andrew & Elizabeth Duggan & Katherine Kilgannon 5:30 PM Jackie Lee Babcock 5:00 PM Rosemary & Edward Rigney Sunday Dec. 27, 2020 Sunday Dec. 27, 2020

7:30 AM Living and Deceased Members of Costanzo Family 8:45 AM Daniel Kirwan and John & Margaret Dailey

10:00 AM Margaret Bordas 11:30 AM Lillian Coneys & Roger Grahn 12:00 PM Donald & Tyler Sullivan 6:00 PM Lydia Reynaldo

Now you can now find out which masses are available for your special intentions and schedule them online. Go to our parish website, SPASAPARISH.ORG. On the homepage, click on the Mass Intentions box for instructions and access to the “Mass Intentions Booking” page. You may also reserve the sanctuary lamp at either church or at St. Ann’s Chapel. You can make your offering by credit card. Or you can call the parish office (845-268-4464) to schedule masses the traditional way and make your offering by credit card, cash, or check.

2:30 PM Patricia & Charles Westwater 4:00 PM Judith Ventola — 1st Anniversary 4:00 PM Mary Tantillo 8:00 PM Madeline Dorangrichia 4:15 PM Sadie Brennan (L) (at St. Paul School gym) Midnight Marge Dangler 6:00 PM Maria Boca 8:00 PM George Bryant (Spanish Christmas Vigil)

10:00 PM Pastor’s intention

12:00 AM Jose Luis Ledesma — 15th Anniversary

Second Collection for Parish Needs

Second Collection for Utilities

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A Christmas Message from the Pastor

A parishioner told me a week ago that Christmas lights were going up everywhere, and she wondered if there would be more than ever this year — people seeking light in the darkness. It would be neat to check this out from the vantage of Santa Claus’ sleigh as he comes down the Hudson Valley, soars over High Tor, and swoops down over the villages that make up the parish of St. Paul & St. Ann — Congers, Valley Co age, and the Nyacks. Yes, I’m sure we’d see millions of lights — ny sparks of red and green and white from houses and yards, stores and streets, all illumina ng the December night, the darkest me of the year. You know why we do this. It’s in celebra on of the birth of Jesus, the “Light who shines in the darkness, and the darkness grasped it not,” who because of His great love for us came to be born among us to save, to heal, and to bring us to Himself. This Christmas I want you to know that I’ll always cherish the memories of this year. Not the bad parts, obviously, but the many ways you have been lights in the darkness for me. You wanted to worship and you needed the sacraments, and we who have been ordained to bring you these things needed your help to provide them. And with resourcefulness, generosity, and kindness you helped the work of God to go on in these troubled mes, finding new ways to do nearly everything we had become so familiar with, and staying brave and loving and being especially charitable toward others in the example of Christ. Christmas always comes, no ma er how dark the mes. God bless you always, and may you and your families have a very, Merry Christmas!

Fr. Vladimir and the Oratorian Fathers

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3300 CCLUB WINNERS Congratulations to the Lucky Winners of our BIG DECEMBER DRAWING!

#118 Arnold Carolus $50 #048 Jane Murphy $100

#102 Mr. & Mrs. Reedy $350 #047 Ernest Cavallo $1,000

Are You “SURE” You’re a Registered Parishioner? Many times we meet people at church who attend mass, take part in events, or perhaps even have received their sacraments here. We’re so very glad you’re with us and part of our community. But that alone does not make you a parishioner. To be a member of the parish you have to REGISTER. Registering is very easy. You can register online at spasaparish.org or at the parish office. It only takes a few minutes. Everyone over the age of 18 is encouraged to register. Even if you’re an adult who received all your sacraments here as a child and still attend mass here, you need to register. Why register? First and foremost, it’s very important to register so we can serve your needs when, for example, you need a sponsor certification letter for Baptism or Confirmation. Also, to receive an acknowledgment of your donations for your income tax filing, you need to be registered so we have an official record of your giving over the year. So, please join us officially and register with the parish so we can meet all your needs now and in the future!

PARISH OF ST. PAUL & ST. ANN STAY CONNECTED with LATEST NEWS & UPDATES

OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL SPASA PARISH Mass streamed Monday thru Saturday 7:30 am; Sunday 8:45 am. Archived videos.

OUR WEBSITE SPASAPARISH.ORG Photos, bulletins, mass schedules, events, and other parish information.

OUR MASS SCHEDULING APP SPASAMASS.ORG View available masses and schedule one online for a loved one or your special intention.

ONLINE GIVING TO OUR PARISH SPASAPARISH.CHURCHGIVING.COM Arrange for online giving. Support our parish and manage your giving online.

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FROM THE RECTORY

GOAL PLEDGED PAID TO DATE

$1,241,500

$577,140 350 families

have pledged as of

Dec. 7, 2020

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR SPONSOR CERTIFICATION LETTER In order to receive a sponsor certification letter from the Parish of St. Paul & St. Ann, you must be an ACTIVE, REGISTERED PARISHIONER for 6 MONTHS. IF YOU ARE NOT OFFICIALLY REGISTERED AND DO NOT ATTEND MASS, YOU WILL NOT RECEIVE A LETTER.

The role of a sponsor is to lead a Christian life in a manner that faithfully fulfills the obligations of the Catholic faith. A sponsor must be living the Catholic faith and be able to be part of the sponsored person’s life after the Baptism, who can guide him/her spiritually. A sponsor must also: • Be at least 16 years of age • Have received the Sacraments of Baptism, Eucharist & Confirmation • If married, must be married according to the laws of the Catholic Church

November 2020 Collection

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Memorial Intentions — Week of Dec. 20 Sanctuary Lamp (St. Paul) Josephine Theresa Gazzola

Sanctuary Lamp (St. Ann) Deacon Dominic Buonocore — 80th Birthday Chapel (St. Ann) The Souls in Purgatory

PARISH COUNCIL Enrico Aberion, Ann Marie Blackwood, Hernan Caceres, Guy Gebbia, Vicki Gill, Marie Josee Joseph, Karin Lancellotti, Julie Lepore, Marie Lorenzi-ni, Dennis Lynch, Bernadette Masiello, Greg Moreau, George Strayton, Keith Taylor

FINANCIAL COUNCIL William Dailey, Carlos Hernandez

GENERATIONS — IT’S HERE! The three genera ons of the Holy Family — Jesus, his parents, Mary & Joseph, and his grandparents, Ann & Joachim — are the subject of this work of art commissioned for the outdoor shrine we’ve planned for St. Ann’s Church in Nyack. We’re more than half way toward our goal of $50,000. So far, generous donors have given $31,780 toward this project. Please support and help finish this shrine. Please send your dona on, marked “statue,” to St. Paul & St. Ann’s Parish, 82 Lake Rd. West, Congers, NY 10920.

SPaSA Parish SUBSCRIBE ON AND HELP OUR PARISH REACH 1,000 SUBSCRIBERS.

MASS IS AVAILABLE ON YOUTUBE 7 DAYS A WEEK AT 7:30 am MONDAY thru SATURDAY

8:45 am on SUNDAY

Prayer for the Sick We pray that the sick of our parish, our relatives, and friends will experience God’s healing love, especially:

EMAIL FOR THE PASTOR [email protected]

BULLETIN DEADLINES Friday — the week before the bulletin is distributed at church Please send submissions to [email protected]

Our Beloved Dead Please remember in your prayers our deceased

fellow parishioners, family, and friends.

Joseph Shanely Mary Ellen Marks Edilberto Lising Patricia Manning Mary Farrell William Godel Dominica Zecca Susan Harvey

Lenny Zinna, Evan Dalsass, Marinela Aberion Aguas,

John Barch, Emilia Raphael-Olivier, Carolyn Pagliuca,

Michael Doria, Noah Diaz, Manuel Tucay

Mass Intentions When we face the death of someone, even a person who is not Catholic, to have a Mass offered for the repose of his or her soul and to offer our prayers are more beneficial and com-forting than any sympathy card or flower arrangement. To have a Mass offered for a birthday, anniversary, or special need is appropriate, beneficial, and appreciated. You can find out what masses are availa-ble and schedule them online at SPASAMASS.ORG or call the office, 845-268-4464.

SPASAMASS.ORG

You can find available masses and schedule them online at SPASAMASS.org. For the

me being, you’ll have to make the following adjustments:

Note that there is no longer a 12:10 pm mass at St. Ann’s.

For a St. Ann’s Saturday 7:30 am mass, select the St. Ann’s Saturday 9 am box

For a St. Paul’s 8:30 am mass, select St. Paul’s 9:00 am box

For a St. Paul’s Saturday 6:30 am mass, select the St. Paul’s Saturday 7:30 am box

THE MASS BOOK

IS OPEN

You may now schedule masses for your inten ons

through May 2021

Please call the rectory (268-4464) to be placed on the list of those who need prayers in time of illness, or call with the names of any sick family members or friends. The name will remain on the list for 3 weeks and then be removed unless we hear from you that the person still needs our prayers.

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"Changing"

O nly if people change will the world change; and in order to change, people need the light that comes from God, the light which so unexpectedly [on the night of Christmas] entered into our night.

— Pope Benedict XVI, Christmas Homily Dec. 25, 2008

Christmas flower donation envelopes are available in our church and in your monthly donation packet. Please make your offering in honor or in memory of someone. We will remember each person and YOU in special way in all our

Masses during Christmas time.

Merry Christmas!

YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT TO OUR PARISH Many of you have made it your custom to make a special offering to the Church at Christmas time. We’d like to encourage you to remember St. Paul & St. Ann’s in your Christmas giving, especially this year. As our financial report published two weeks ago showed, because of the pandemic, our income fell short of our expenses by about $37,000. The good news is that this situation will not go on forever. Hopefully, it will be over soon. And the very good news is that so many of you have managed to keep up with your weekly donations in spite of everything or have sacrificed to give what you could in hard financial times. Thank you for this! Your donations and in-volvement have kept our parish going! And that’s not saying enough: Because of your loyalty, in many ways St. Paul & St. Ann’s is thriving. What’s important is what comes next. There will be challenges as we start to recover from what we’ve been through. If you’re anything like me, you can’t wait to get going when it’s finally safe! We need to restore all our liturgies, restart our religious ed pro-gram fully, reopen all our activities and maybe start some new ones that we’ve always dreamed about! We had just started rebuilding our liturgical ministry with so many volunteers joining up when the coro-navirus hit. We have a “new church” at St. Paul’s! There will be so much to do! However, you know from your own experience, money will be needed in many ways. And if we’re starting out with one foot already in a deficit, it will only hobble our efforts. So please be generous to our parish this Christmas. If you’ve fallen behind, please try to catch up a bit if you’re able. If you can manage your usual Christ-mas gift, it will be especially appreciated this year. If you can give more, that’s absolutely wonderful!! In His Wisdom, God has brought us here together and we pray that, under His guidance, we will help to make His Kingdom come.

May God be with you always, Fr. Vladimir

THE FOURTH WEEK OF ADVENT

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THERE ARE JUST 10 300 CLUB NUMBERS LEFT! LET US KNOW WHICH ONE YOU’D LIKE AS

YOUR LUCKY NUMBER FOR 2021! 97 138 167 214 228

229 255 277 291 295

See our Lucky December Big Winners on page 4!

AT THE MARIAN SHRINE THIS MONTH

FINAL SESSION

WEDNESDAY DEC. 23 JOY — CHRIST THE NEWBORN KING

Music, talk, prayer, all ages are welcome. Rosary starts 30 minutes prior to retreat.

Reconciliation Monday The Archdiocese of New York is offering confession

in all Parishes throughout the entire Archdiocese on Monday, Dec. 21, in preparation for Christmas.

At St. Paul’s 4 to 8 pm At. St. Ann’s 5 to 7 pm

LONGEST MARRIED COUPLE SEARCH WORLD MARRIAGE DAY | FEB. 14, 2021

The search begins for the Longest Married Couple in the Archdiocese of New York! To enter, couples must be sacramentally married for a minimum of 65 years and reside in the Archdiocese of New York. For further information or to submit an entry, contact Kathleen Crayne at the Family Life Office at Kathleen.crayne @archny.org (preferred method) or call 646-794-3182. The deadline for entries is Jan. 17, 2021.

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The Youth Group Gingerbread House Making Contest & Wreath Decorating! Outside St. Paul’s Church — Sunday, Dec. 6, 2020

Photos courtesy of Hernan Caceres, Nancy Conroy & Jeannine Rippa

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FROM THE PASTOR’S DESK

E very Advent I love to recall the story of the Winter Truce of 1914. World War I was now five months old and already there were a million lives lost. Under terrible fire from machine guns and rapid-fire ar llery, the armies had resorted to trench warfare. The deep defensive trenches stretched for miles from the North Sea and across Belgium and France. It was impossible for either side to advance. There was no end in sight.

S lle Nacht

It was Christmas Eve – a moonlit night. As described in an ar -cle on the History Channel website, “All was jarringly quiet on the Western Front when a Bri sh sentry suddenly spied a glis-tening light on the German parapet, less than 100 yards away.” Through the tangle of barbed wire the sentry came to realize that what he was looking at was a sparkling Christmas tree. Soon a er “a whole string of small conifers glimmered like beads on a necklace atop the German trenches.”

The Bri sh soldiers then no ced the “rising of a faint sound that they had never heard before on a ba lefield – a Christmas carol. The German words to ‘S lle Nacht’ were not familiar, but the tune – ‘Silent Night’ – certainly was. When the German soldiers finished singing, their foes broke out in cheers. Used to returning fire, the Bri sh now replied in song with the Eng-lish version of the carol.”

Reaching across no-man’s land – “the killing fields between the trenches li ered with frozen corpses, eviscerated trees and deep craters” – came six verses of song conveying imagery of the peaceful newborn baby res ng on his mother’s breast with simple statements that reflect the profundity of his birth in Chris an doctrine; the third stanza meditates on the divinity of the Christ Child and the mystery of the Incarna on, while the fi h explores the work of God the Son which offers us salva-

on from sin.

As the message of this song entered the hearts of the soldiers on both sides, it is small wonder as to what happened next. Cau ously, German and Bri sh soldiers approached each oth-er holding out tokens of chocolate, cigare es, and bo les of brandy, and showing off photos of their wives and children.

Bri sh Corporal John Ferguson wrote of the encounter be-tween his Seaforth Highlanders and the German forces: “We shook hands, wished each other a merry Christmas and were soon conversing as if we had known each other for years. Here we were laughing and cha ng with men who only a few hours before we were trying to kill!”

Whether it be on the ba lefields of 1914 France or on the ba lefields of our compromised twenty-first century lives, Christ con nues to be the Prince of Peace and he is only a song away. And that is a proven fact.

“For every boot that tramped in ba le, every cloak rolled in blood will be burned as fuel for flames. For a child is born to us, a son is given us; upon his shoulder dominion rests. They name him Wonder-Counselor, God-Hero, Father-Forever, Prince of Peace. His dominion is vast and forever peaceful, from David’s throne, and over his kingdom, which he confirms and sustains by judgement and jus ce, both now and forever. The zeal of the Lord of hosts will do this!” (Isaiah 9:4-8)

Paul says in his le er to the Philippians: “Rejoice in the Lord always. I shall say it again: rejoice! Your kindness should be known to all. The Lord is near. Have no anxiety at all, but in everything, by prayer and pe on, with thanksgiving, make your requests known to God. Then the peace of God that sur-passes all understanding will guard your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus.” (4:4-7)

Part Two next week: A Tribute to Fr. Joseph Mohr, author of “S lle Nacht.”

Quoted material from: h ps://www.history.com/topics/world-war-i/christmas-truce-of-1914

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