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OUR LADY OF THE SACRED HEART CHURCH

120 Kings Highway/Tappan, New York 10983

Parish: 845-359-1230 • Fax: 845-359-1410 Religious Education: 845-365-2141

Web Site: www.olshtappan.com [email protected] Office Hours: Monday - Friday 9 AM - 3PM

December 24, 2017

Fourth Sunday of Advent

December 25, 2017

Feast of the Nativity

April 14, 2019

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Mass Intentions for the Week

Saturday, April 13: St. Martin I, Pope & Martyr

9:00 AM Phil & Mike (living)

5:00 PM Jack Brady, 7th Anniversary

Sunday, April 14: Palm Sunday

8:00 AM Mary Orange / William Flisher

10:30 AM John F. Hartnett

12 Noon Jeremiah Hunt (living) / Bill Bodner

Monday, April 15

8:00 AM Mary Orange

12:30 PM John F. Hartnett / William Flisher 7:30 PM Healing Mass/ For the intention of the People of the Parish, especially those who are dealing with any type of illness.

Tuesday, April 16

8:00 AM William Flisher

12:30 PM Zelko & Stanko Grbic

Wednesday, April 17

8:00 AM Sr. Eileen Kiely / William Flisher

12:30 PM Peter & Gertrude Sfraga

Thursday, April 18: Holy Thursday of the Lord’s Supper

7:00 PM Mass of the Lord’s Supper

Friday, April 19: Good Friday of the Passion of the Lord

12 Noon Stations of the Cross

3:00 PM Veneration of the Cross

7:30 PM Veneration of the Cross

Saturday, April 20: Holy Saturday

4:00 PM Easter Blessing of the Food

8:00 PM Solemn Easter Vigil Mass for people of the Parish

Sunday, April 21: Easter Sunday

7:30 AM People of the Parish



12 Noon People of the Parish

Brian Acosta, Angela Aguirre * Br. Anthony Bechner, Sr. Maureen Bradshaw, Marie Brady, Hadley and Connor Burns * Gabriella Car-ney, Gwen Cinquemani, Anne Marie Dwyer Cirrilla, James Cody, Virginia Colby, Francis Conka Sr., Maria Conka , Kiera Cunningham * Austin DeGiorgio, Dorianne DeLise, Lara DeNonno, Sr. Jude Miri-am DePalma, Baby Edward Dolan, Michael Doyle, Baby Dionis Francis Conce Durso * Dorothy Ehmsen, Joe English, Arielle Ernau * John Ferri, Sr., Rena Ferri, Robert Finning, Dan Flannery, Sharon Foley, * Charles Geraldi, Jacqueline Grasso, Shaun Green, Lucille Grippo * Barbara J. Gruen, E. Hayden, Donald Higgins * Jerry Hunt, Guen Incigeri, Robert Incognoli* Joe Kersteng *Daniel Keywork, Peg Koleduk, Matthew Kozak, Eileen Kunkel * John LaGreca, Brooke Lefevre, Aguilino Lemus, Grace Leon, Jack Lynch, Teresa Lynch * Kevin Maher, John Masterson, Eliza Mazariego, Patty Mazza, Court-ney Mazzella, Erica McCauley (child) , Gina McConville, Liam McGuire, William McGuire, Tommy McGuire, Gerry McKeon, Mary Theresa Kiely McMullin, Kevin McSweeney, Dawn Mennillo, Eddie Merrigan, Emma Monahan, Alaina Muckell, Daniella Murphy * Anna Napoli * John & Eileen O’ Grady, James & Suzanne Oates, Emilia Orona * Iluminada Pagayunan, Toddler Christian Perez, Marie Piazza, Deanna Prosciutto * Maeve Quinn * Lukia Rios * Presley Rios * Sylvia Rodriguez, Kathy Rywak * Gloria Santiago, Jo-seph Scanlon, Theresa Schrettner, Ben Scott, Joseph Smith, Tom Smith, Ann Soto, Hunter Sterling (child) * Dawn Taggart,* Josephine Urban, William Urban * James Webster * Deana Wil-kins* Richard Wilkie * Meding & Conrad Yson * Dionisio P. Zacarias (new names in blue)

Please join us in prayer this week for :

Palm Sunday Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Church April 14, 2019

From the Pastor:

Saint Leo the Great left us this Palm Sunday meditation. It’s worth going back to throughout this holiest week of the year:

True worshipers of the Lord’s Passion should look at the Crucified Jesus with the eyes of their heart in such a way as to recognize him as being of their own flesh. Let the earthly substance trem-ble in the punishment of its Redeemer. Let the rocks of unfaithful souls be broken. Let those on whom the tombs of mortality lie heavy break and leap over the shattered mass of obstacles. Let the proofs of the coming resurrection appear now in the holy city as well, that is, in the Church of God. Let what must be done in the body come about in hearts.

As we celebrate the wonderful mystery of this Paschal Feast, dearly beloved, let us announce—while the Spirit of God teaches us—whose glory we have been called to share in and into what hope we have entered. Let us not so anxiously or so proudly busy ourselves in the occupations of this present life as not to struggle—with the whole affection of our hearts—to be conformed with our Redeemer through his example. He did noth-ing and suffered nothing that was not for our salvation, in order that the strength which was in the Head might also be in the body.

I am praying for you this week. Please pray for me. Let’s grow in holiness together.

With love and prayers,

Fr. Francis

Readings in the Glory & Praise Missal Palm Sunday: 823 C

Holy Thursday: 824

Good Friday: 825

Easter Vigil Mass: 826

Easter Sunday: 827

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Parish/Oratory:

IMPORTANT: On EASTER SUNDAY morning, there is NO 8 AM Mass. It is replaced by two Masses at 7:30 AM and 9 AM

Holy Week Schedule : page 5

Holy Week Trip to Marion Shrine, Tuesday, April 16. Details on page 4.

We need 12 parishioners to volunteer to have their feet washed as part of the 7 PM Holy Thursday Liturgy (April 18) . Please consider making this extra commitment as part of your Lenten devotion. Contact Kathy Lavery in the parish office 359-1230.

The Mass Book for April, May and June 2019 is open. Please stop by the Parish Office to request Masses as soon as possible, especially if there are dates that are significant for you.

Altar Rosary Society Military Bridge: April 25. Details on page 6.

Altar Rosary Society Communion Breakfast, Sunday April 28. Open to all parishioners! Details pg. 4

Mommy and Me will not meet on April 19 , April 26, and May 3.

Community:

24 Hour Prayer Vigil at Planned Parenthood, 25 Perlman Drive, Spring Valley, NY on Good Friday, April 19, 2019 beginning at 12 noon. If you can take an hour, please call 845-492-6709 or 735-6970.

One to One Learning Gala: , a program sponsored by the Dominican Sisters of Sparkill, May 3, 2019, Nyack Seaport, Honorees will include: The Center for Safety & Change; Deacon Robert Pang and May Pang of St. John the Baptist Church; Dominican Sis-ter Peggy Scarano; and the Acosta Brothers of State Line, City Line, and Terrace on the Hudson. Ticket price is $125.00 and there will be a limited Raffle at $100.00 per chance with 300 raffle tickets being sold. FMI regarding ticket purchase, raffle, do-nations or journal ads, please call 845-512-8176, or visit www.one2one-learning.org

Albertus Magnus Boys Soccer Camp: JULY 29—Aug. 2. Register online at albertusmagnus.net/summercamps (then click on Week of July 29 - August 2)

Date Gift In honor/memory of Requested by

4/13-4/20 Altar bouquet No Altar Flowers during Lent

4/13-4/14 Tabernacle candle (church) Theresa Scarangelo Casamassimo Family

4/15-4/19 Tabernacle candle (chapel) Sr. Eileen Kiely Kathy Skae

4/13-4/20 Bread and Wine Sr. Eileen Kiely Kathy Skae

New notices are in blue


Liturgical Ministers for Holy Week 4/18—4/21

TIME LECTORS EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS ALTAR SERVERS

Holy Thursday 7 PM Jeff Golda Carol Bryceland, Ellen Cahill, Trudy Smith

Good Friday

3 PM Mary Dornbush / Maria Stampone

7:30 PM Keith Buterbaugh/ Jeff Golda

Easter Vigil 8 PM Eleanor Klepper / Maria

Stampone

Anne Swann, Kathy & Joe Mastropolo

Easter 7:30 AM Faye Isidro Philip Maneri, Dennis Kiely, Abraham Thalappillil

Easter 9:00 AM John Milsovic Bernadette O’ Donnell, Trudy Smith, Carol

Bryceland

Maya Clapp,

Sarah and Lucas Machado

Easter 10:30 AM Kevin Herrera Patricia Shannon, Anna Vero, Florence Zuvich Logan Lenihan, Kiersten Cavalli

David Hansen

Easter Noon Stephanie Schlesinger

Sarah Hunt, Blanca Ocasio, Anna Young Ronan Hunt, Chris Pniewski

Jackson O'Mara

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Special Holy Week presentation in the Parish Hall during all classes this week. Parents welcome

IMPORTANT: All families new to our parish or with incoming first graders: Please contact the Religious Ed office at 845-365-2141. Registration for 2019-2020 is underway..

RE will be closed for the Easter Recess the week of April 21st. Classes will resume on April 28.

Monthly Teaching Masses April 27-28.

We are activity searching for Volunteers to teach our Religious Ed students in the 2019-2020 school year. We are especially in need for our Sunday classes from 9am-10:15am. If you available to help us please contact the Religious Ed office 845-365-2141.

The Religious Education Office, in the Parish Offices, is open daily M-F, 9 AM—2PM. After hours, you can call and leave a message on 365-2141 or email [email protected] and we will respond to your message ASAP.

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RIBBONS OF PRAYER

Our Lady of the Sacred Heart is a family, a community, that cares, loves and prays for each other. During the closing weeks of Lent, we hope to make the power of that prayer community visible to everyone who enters our church.

Through Holy Week, baskets of purple ribbons will be found at the rear of the church and chapel. You are invited to take one or more ribbons and,write, on one side of the ribbon, a special intention that you would especially want our prayer community to remember during this holy season .

Next, bring the ribbons to the porch in front of the church and tie them securely, writing side down, onto the porch rail where they will remain though Easter. If you prefer, you may take the ribbons home, note your intentions, and attach them to the rail when you return.

In addition to asking each of you to remember the collective intentions captured on our ribbons in your personal prayer, the intentions written on the ribbons will also be remembered at every Mass through Easter.

We hope to fill the rail with ribbons as a powerful and visible symbol of our belief in the strength of

a community that prays together.

Holy Week Trip to Marian Shrine: The Daughters of St. Anne are sponsoring a bus trip to the Marian Shrine on Tues., April 16th, including a private Mass ,Way of the Cross on the beautiful outdoor stations and lunch at Taste of Spain in Tappan. $40 includes transportation, lunch and donation to Marian Shrine. The bus leaves OLSH at 9:15 am. Please call Martina Collins 914-320-8412 or Ellen Cahill 845-721-4441 for reservations. ALL ARE WELCOME!

Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Altar Rosary Society Communion Breakfast Sunday April 28th

Guest Speaker: Dr. Carolyn Leary 9am Mass in the Little Chapel Breakfast 10:15 – 1:15 at Casa Mia

Manor House $20 per person - Buffet Style: Coffee and tea, Scrambled Eggs, Sausage/Bacon, French Toast, Home Fries, Fresh Fruit, Rolls/

Muffins, Choice of Orange or Cranberry Juice RSVP by April 21st [email protected] or Berna-

dette Vero (845) 398-1916

Rental Wanted : A single, male parishioner is seeking a Stu-dio Apartment or Single room with Bath. Please call 347-451-3472

An Examination of Conscience for Lent

A structured examination of conscience is often helpful in preparing for the Sacrament of Reconciliation during this Holy season.

In a homily several years ago Pope Francis wrote: “… the best way to guard one's heart is with the daily practice of an "examination of conscience," in which one quietly reviews what bad things one has done and what good things one has failed to do for God, one's neighbor and oneself.”

The questions suggested by the Holy Father include:

Do I only turn to God when I'm in need?

Do I take attend Mass on Sundays and holy days of obliga-tion?

Do I begin and end the day with prayer?

Am I embarrassed to show that I am a Christian?

Do I rebel against God's plan?

Am I envious, hot-tempered, biased?

Am I honest and fair with everyone or do I fuel the "throwaway culture?"

In my marital and family relations, do I uphold morality as taught in the Gospels?

Do I honor and respect my parents?

Have I refused newly conceived life? Have I snuffed out the gift of life? Have I helped do so?

Do I respect the environment?

Am I part worldly and part believer?

Do I overdo it with eating, drinking, smoking and amuse-ments?

Am I overly concerned about my physical well-being, my pos-sessions?

How do I use my time? Am I lazy?

Do I want to be served?

Do I dream of revenge, hold grudges?

Am I meek, humble and a builder of peace?

https://www.ncronline.org/blogs/francis-chronicles/during-lent-pope-offers-handy

-tips-preparing-confession

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Weekly Quote from St. Philip Neri

“Never say, ‘What great things the Saints do’,

but, ‘what great things God does in His Saints.’

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Remembering those we love during

the holy season of Lent

Lent is a perfect time to consider a Memorial Do-nation of Altar Bread and Wine to remember the

birthday or anniversary of a loved one who has died or to keep their memory in mind during this season of prayer. The name of your loved one along with the name of the person making the request will be printed in the Bulletin and they will be remembered in a special way by the Priests as they cele-brate Mass.

We will also continue to take requests for the Tabernacle Can-dle Memorials for the Church or the Chapel. Please call the Parish Office (359-1230) for more information.

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament: Every Monday af-ter the 8 AM Mass until the 12:30 PM Mass in the Chapel.

Palm Sunday: Saturday/Sunday, April 13/14

Saturday Vigil Mass 5:00 pm Sunday Masses 8:00 am, 10:30 am, 12:00 noon

Parish Penitential Service and Healing Mass / Reconcili-ation Monday: Monday, April 15 The Sacrament of Rec-onciliation will be available in all churches of the NY Arch-diocese At OLSH, Confessions 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm in the Church (confessions will also continue within healing Mass) Lent Healing Mass at 7:30 pm

Holy Thursday: April 18 NO 8:00 am or 12:30 pm Mass Mass of the Lord’s Supper at 7pm in the Church. Veneration of the Blessed Sacrament in the Chapel follow-ing the Holy Thursday Mass until 10 PM

Good Friday of the Lord’s Passion: April 19 NO 8:00 am or 12:30 pm Mass Way of the Cross at 12 Noon Outdoors (weather per-mitting )or in the Church

Afternoon Liturgical Service of Veneration of the Holy Cross, 3:00 pm in the Church Evening Liturgical Service of Veneration of the Holy Cross, 7:30 pm in the Church

Holy Saturday: April 20 NO 9:00 am Mass 4:00 pm Easter Blessing of Food 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm Confessions 8:00 pm Solemn Easter Vigil Celebration in the Church

Easter Sunday: April 21 Easter Sunday Masses: 7:30 am, 9:00 am, 10:30 am and 12:00 noon

Easter Flowers that fill

the altar symbolize the joy of rebirth

that we receive through the Resurrec-

tion! Please consider making a dona-

tion to beautify our church during this

joyous season on-line if that is how you

contribute, or using the envelope in your packet. Special

envelopes are also available in the Church, Chapel and Par-

ish Office. Thank you, in advance, for your support!

SPECIAL DEDICATION in addition to the personal intentions of those who come to pray, EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Held Every

Monday 8:30 AM until just before the 12:30 PM mass is specially dedicated to :

healing for the victims of sexual abuse by religious personnel

atonement on the part of those who actively or by their silence allowed these actions to take place

“Be still and know that I am God.” Psalm 46:10

Even a few short moments in the silent presence of the Lord is a pre-cious treasure, for it is in this silence that the Lord speaks to us.

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The Children’s Corner

Theme: Jesus' entry into Jerusalem. Palm Sunday. 6th Sunday in

Lent

Scripture: When he came near the place where the road

goes down the Mount of Olives, the whole crowd of disciples began

joyfully to praise God in loud voices for all the miracles they had

seen: "Blessed is the king who comes in the name of the Lord!"

"Peace in heaven and glory in the highest!" Luke 19:37-38 (NIV)

Jesus and his followers were traveling to the city of Jerusalem. The city was going to have a big celebration called Passover that would last for a whole week. Have you ever been to a party that lasted a whole week? Well, as they were traveling, they came to a place called the Mount of Olives. They stopped there and Jesus gave his disciples some special instructions. "Go into that village over there," he told them. "As you enter it, you will see a young donkey tied there that no one has ever ridden. Untie it and bring it here. If anyone asks, 'Why are you untying that donkey?' just say, 'The Lord needs it.'"

So the disciples went and found the young donkey, just as Jesus had told them they would. And sure enough, as they were untying it, the owner asked them, "Why are you untying that donkey?" Hmm. . . now what was it they were supposed to say? Right! They simply answered, "The Lord needs it."

The disciples took the young donkey to Jesus and they put coats on its back so that Jesus would have a nice, soft seat as he rode it into town. Word spread quickly through the town that Jesus was coming. He had become quite famous because people had heard about his healing the sick and even raising the dead. As Jesus entered the town, a large crowd had gathered. People began to throw their coats on the road in front of Jesus. They cut branches from the palm trees and waved them and they began to shout, "Hosanna! Blessed is the One who comes in the name of the Lord."

It must have looked like a parade as Jesus went through the streets of Jerusalem with everyone waving and cheering. But as exciting as all this was, the people really did not know who Jesus was. They thought he was going to set up an earthly kingdom and that he would do great things for them here on earth. They did not understand that his king-dom was in heaven. In just a few days, these same people who were shouting, "Hosanna!" would be shouting, "Crucify him!" because he wasn't the kind of king they wanted.

The Good News today is that Jesus is King. He is the King of Kings and Lord of Lords. Today we are here to praise him and we shout, "Hosanna!" Do you know what that word means? It means "Save now!" That is why we shout hosanna, because Jesus saves â€” Jesus alone.

Dear Father, our voices join with the voices of

the people in Jerusalem some two thousand

years ago. Hosanna! Blessed is he who comes in

the name of the Lord. He is our hope and our

salvation. In his name we pray. Amen.

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