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Blessed Trinity Parish St. Edmund - St. Genevieve - St. Thomas More

Mass Schedule

St. Genevieve

Monday-Saturday 9:00am Saturday 4:00pm

Sunday 9:00am and 12:00 Noon

St. Edmund Sunday 10:00am

St. Thomas More

Monday-Saturday: 8:30am Saturday 5:00pm

Sunday 8:30am, 11:30am

Penance Every Saturday at 4:00pm at

St. Thomas More (Also at anytime convenient upon request)

Sacrament of Baptism STOP BY THE RECTORY FOR INFORMATION

Sacrament of the Sick

Please call the Rectory with information of any Parishioner who wishes to receive the Sacrament or

approach any Priest anytime after each Mass

Sacrament of Holy Matrimony Couples contemplating a Christian Marriage should come

to the rectory Nine Months in advance. This allows time to prepare the necessary paper work

and Pastoral Instructions required.

Blessed Trinity Staff

Rev. Michael L. Gelfant Pastor Louis Ignatius Gelfant, Deputy Dog on Duty

In Residence

Rev. Msgr. John J. Bracken, P.A., In Residence Rev. Msgr. Joseph Nagle, In Residence

Rev. Msgr. Ronald Newland, PA Retired Assistant

Rev. Michael Perry In Residence

Deacon Richard Lee Deacon James F. Ruoff

Mr. Richard Louis-Pierre Director of Music Marlene Baisley

Maureen McVeigh Parish Secretaries

Office: St. Thomas More Rectory 204-25 Rockaway Point Boulevard

Rockaway Point, N.Y. 11697 718-634-6357

www.btparish.org Email: blessedtrin@aol.com

Rectory Office Hours

Monday—Thursday 9am—6pm, Friday 9am—2:30pm

Blessed Trinity Mission Statement Washed by the waters of the sea and blessed with generations of faithful worship we, a trinity of churches: Saint Edmund, Saint Genevieve and Saint Thomas More, stand united in our mission.

To embrace the presence of Christ in our community and strive to assist all to deepen their relationship with the Lord. To seek to be a parish of service and comfort to all.

To commit ourselves to be a vessel through which our Catholic heritage and traditions may be preserved and grow so that our parish may flourish in the Spirit of the Lord

Please keep in your prayers the faithful members of Blessed Trinity who are currently serving in the

United States Armed Forces Lawrence T. Alvelo

Tom Boggiano Ronald Brown Denis Cashin

Norbert J.J. Dengler Mark Dennington

Ryan Dorogoff Michael Dunne

Joseph Finn, III Thomas Gabriele Keith Gallagher Caitlyn Ganley

Philip Gatti Daniel Gillen Bobby Girard

Erik P. Glasser Michael Halas

James Hayhurst James Hegarty

Val Hughes Christopher Jamison

Kevin Kearney Christopher W. Knowles

Luke Kane Maguire Owen Maguire James Lavin Kevin Logar

Elana Marino John McBride, Jr.

Kevin McCabe Thomas McDonald

William Mullin Michael R. Nilson

Roderick O’Connor Kevin O’ Hara

Eric Reilly Stephen J. Ryan Donny Santasieri

Brad Stoultz Kevin T. Walsh

Michael K. Watson Terence J. White

Monday, February 3, 2020—February 9, 2020 Monday, February 3 8:30am St. Thomas More Michael Healy 9:00am St. Genevieve David McAuliffe Tuesday, February 4 8:30am St. Thomas More Edwin Baisley and Eddie & Mary Nestor 9:00am St. Genevieve For the healing of Tommy Yorke Wednesday, February 5 8:30am St. Thomas More Ronnie McCarthy 9:00am St. Genevieve Living and Deceased Members of the Dalton Family Thursday, February 6 8:30am St. Thomas More Hugh White and Vito Castellano 9:00am St. Genevieve For the healing of Tommy Yorke Friday, February 7 8:30am St. Thomas More Michael, Lucy and Connie Scotto 9:00am St. Genevieve For the healing of Tommy Yorke Saturday, February 8 8:30am St. Thomas More Vito Castellano 9:00am St. Genevieve For the healing of Tommy Yorke Saturday Vigil 4:00pm St. Genevieve Ronnie Mc Carthy and Lauren Caffrey 5:00pm St. Thomas More Faithful of Blessed Trinity Sunday, February 9 8:30am St. Thomas More Noreen Haggerty 9:00am St. Genevieve The Galligan Family 10:00am St. Edmund Frank Marconi 11:30am St. Thomas More George Zandalisini and Cecilia Markle 12:00noon St. Genevieve Anthony Murphy

Eternal Rest Eternal Rest Eternal Rest Grant Unto Them, O Lord…Grant Unto Them, O Lord…Grant Unto Them, O Lord…

...We remember in our prayers

the faithful departed of Blessed Trinity Parish

Especially, Donald Bruder, Joseph Pepe, Glenn Serafin

The Candles for the Week in St. Genevieve’s Are offered in loving memory of Everette, Phyllis & Carrie Ann

Duemig, Mel & Gladys Duemig and Eldon & Dorothy Raymo

The Hosts and Wine for the Week

St. Genevieve’s , St. Thomas More and

St. Edmund

For the Intentions of Fr. Michael L. Gelfant

The Light Before St. Jude in St. Genevieve's Is offered this week in loving memory of

Mary & Joe Ferrandino.

The Sacred Linens

St. Thomas More

February 2: Teri Ludwig February 9: Anna Mae Lyons

St. Genevieve Carol Weinsheimer Thank You, Ladies!

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Be Vigilant of Child Abuse at all times!

It is vitally important that we are constantly vigilant-that we always observe the behaviors of those who interact with children. And we must always communicate our concerns to the appropriate parties. When children exhibit dramatic behavioral changes, adults must find out what caused the changes. Being aware of what's happening with our children means talking to, listening to, and observing them-at every opportunity. For help you may call: Maryellen Quinn, Diocesan Safe Environment Coordinator, 718-965-7300

Presentation of the Lord February 2, 2020: World Day for Consecrated Life

“She gave thanks to God and spoke about the child to all...” We are all called to bear witness to Christ in our lives. Could you be called to do so as a priest, deacon, or consecrated religious? Contact the Vocation Office at 718-827-2454 or email: vocations@diobrook.org.

Patrick McMahon, Rita Gibson, Kevin Reilly, Jim Carlson, Arlene Mulholland, Maureen Ritter, Timmy Guvaitis, Matthew Kearney, Oswaldo Vera, Bridget Harpur, Madeline Case, David Jeremy Santos, Mary Ambery, Ian Tissot, Kathleen Battista, Pat Newall, Donald Ritter, Frank Marmo, Grace Mandry, Mark Trapani, Zorida Cirillo, Eileen Britton, Colleen Britton, Jim Kingston, Rob Follinger, June Silverman, Rick Manero, Eileen Corral, Fannie Calabro, Jordyn Negron, Jim Cannon, Debbie Walker, Bobby Buehler, Enrico D’Angio, Cindy & Jeff Shelton, Lorraine Larsen, Margaret Ryan, Maura Moran, Baby Callie Grace Watson, Elizabeth Ahern, Msgr. Michael Curran, Alexandra Gaffney, Gregory Valentine, Barbara Johnson and Tommy Yorke

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Dear Faithful Parishioners of Blessed Trinity: The Eagle has Landed! After months of preparation, I have arrived. I must confess that right now everything is in sheer chaos and will be like that for a few weeks. Please forgive me if I seem out of sorts or confused, I promise you it is only temporary while I settle-in. Let me take a moment to offer my gratitude to Father Peter Rayder. His generosity over these past few months has made for an easy transition. His love and devotion to the parish is quite clear and again I join you in thanking him for his service and leadership. Who is Father Michael Louis Gelfant? Just a kid born and raised in Canarsie, Brooklyn and somehow snagged by Jesus. I am half Italian and half Jewish, making me a good candidate for therapy. I am 100% not Irish, but I have been there 3 times and my last parish was dedicated to the great St. Finbar of County Cork. I attended PS 114 (Brooklyn), IS 68 and Canarsie High School. I entered Cathedral Seminary Residence and earned a BA from St. John’s University where I studied Philosophy, Computer Science, and Business Administration: specifically, corporate structures and re-organization. I was ordained a deacon in 2004 and assigned to Holy Name of Jesus Parish in Brooklyn. I finished my Theology studies at St. Charles Borromeo Seminary in Philadelphia and was ordained a priest in 2005. I was assigned to St. Anselm Parish in Bay Ridge. In 2010, I was assigned as Pastor of St. Finbar Parish in Bath Beach/Bensonhurst, Brooklyn. And now in 2020, I come to you as pastor while remaining Deputy Chief Chaplain for the MTA and a State Chaplain for the Knights of Columbus. Over the next few months, we will have an opportunity to meet and come to know each other especially as I learn about Blessed Trinity Parish. Two defining qualities of the parish that many have mentioned are the Beach and your Catholic Faith. I admit that I am not much of a water person because I know that as soon as I put my toe into the water, a shark will come and find me, and I do not like sharks. So, cheers to the next chapter awaiting us all. God Bless you all! PS- You may know that I come with a friend, Louis Ignatius who is my soon to be 10 year old Black Labrador Retriever. Unfortunately, he has no interest in this moving process so he is vacationing with grandma in Staten Island for a few weeks until he can be acclimated.

Have a great week! Father Gelfant

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

Words cannot express how grateful I am to the parish of Blessed Trinity. I truly was touched by your outpouring of love at the Catholic Club this past weekend. For the longest time I resisted and asked that

nothing be done as a “going away party”, but clearly I lost that battle. And to tell the truth, I am glad that I did. It was a wonderful gathering and I am very grateful for the many kind words and well wishes that were offered on my behalf, along with a few well placed jokes. Thank you for the many gifts and cards, from the smallest children in CCD (one of whom very clearly wrote…”Fr. Peter, we are so sad that you are living”) to

the many Seniors who took out their walkers and made it over to the Catholic Club. This party added one more very special memory to the long list of memories that I will carry in my heart from

my six and a half years at Blessed Trinity.

May God Bless you today and always,

Fr. Peter

The Presentation of the Lord Today’s feast is both magnificent and mysterious: magnificent because the very first contemporaries of Jesus begin to recognize him as Christ, the anointed Savior of the world; mysterious, because this King is still a child, an obscure boy obedient to his earthly parents. The prophet Malachi—living and dying before the coming of Christ—points toward the arrival of the Messiah and encourages God’s people to prepare themselves by living generous, holy lives. The Letter to the Hebrews—written after Jesus’ ministry, death, and resurrection—renews the prophetic call to holiness, reminding us that the Lord will always help us: “Because he himself was tested through what he suffered, he is able to help those who are being tested.” The Gospel reading overflows with examples of joyful men and women living God’s call to holiness. Mary, Joseph, Simeon, and Anna show us, in their own ways, how to love Christ.

THE LIST GOES ON Today’s readings reflect on something close to the heart of every human person: the fulfillment of our deepest desires. Without exception, each of us feels unfulfilled in some way. Despite advances in law, technology, and medicine, every person experiences the frustration of “not yet” or “not enough.” Our hearts always want more. God plants this desire in our hearts. God knows how we ache. What most of us fail to believe, deep down, is that God alone satisfies all our longing. We know, theoretically, that the Creator of the universe provides everything we need, but we could all use more quality time with God to consider the question, “What exactly do I need to be happy, Lord?” Perhaps we can spend more time in prayer and service, asking the Lord to show us what is truly important in life.

ALWAYS READY FOR JESUS We often think, “Once I get this, or once that happens, then I will be happy.” But the Gospel shows a better way. All four adults in today’s Gospel long deeply for the Messiah and “the consolation of Israel” he will bring. Human temptation might obsess over the promise of future peace and prosperity, leaving only anxiety and resentment for present suffering. But Mary, Joseph, Simeon, and Anna leave the saving of the world to God; for their part, they focus on Jesus. Each of them keeps busy with daily details of the various lifestyles they have chosen. Mary and Joseph concern themselves with raising a family, while Simeon and Anna dedicate their lives to prayer in the temple. They find peace enough in fulfilling the obligations of their stations in life, maintaining a lively prayer life to be attentive to God’s action in the world. In today’s Gospel, their focus is literally and spiritually on Jesus. They model for us how to be happy and holy: performing their daily duties peacefully, always ready to recognize Jesus as he reveals himself. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.

The Presentation of the Lord A CHRISTMAS REPRISE

The Church’s celebration three weeks ago of the Baptism of the Lord signaled the “official” end of the Christmas season. Today’s feast of the Presentation of the Lord seems to extend the Incarnation celebration a bit longer. In fact, some have called this feast a “second Epiphany.” The first reading recalls the anticipation of Advent, as Malachi writes, “Lo, I am sending my messenger to prepare the way before me.” The reading from Hebrews reminds us of the Incarnation, proclaiming that Jesus had a “share” in our own “blood and flesh.” The Gospel finds the infant Jesus on his first visit to Jerusalem and his human parents once again surprised and in awe over the events surround his birth. In the simplicity of the manger, in the grandeur of the temple, in the domesticity of Nazareth, Jesus comes. May we come to know him and so be filled with “wisdom” and the “favor of God.” Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

Generations of Faith Update

Thanks to the generosity of many families that donated to the Capital Campaign of the

Brooklyn Diocese: “Generations of Faith.”

As of January 27, 2020 Our Parish Goal was: $645,000

Number of Pledges: 286 Amount Pledged:$1,373,050

Home Bound? If you or a loved one are homebound and would like to receive the sacrament of Penance or to have

Communion brought to you, please call the rectory at 718-634-6357. You will be visited by a priest and then a member of the parish will contact you to set up a date when Communion can be brought to you.

Do you know a neighbor who is unable to get out to Mass and might not see this notice? Why don’t you bring them a bulletin and / or tell them about Communion to the homebound.

We are all called by God to reach out and serve others. What a beautiful way to do that...right here in our own parish of Blessed Trinity.

50/50 Winners for the month of January

Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. William Schlageter, Mr. & Mrs. William Flynn,

Mr. Joseph Carley and Danielle & Edward Corral.

$2003.00 was collected in the month of January. Half of that went to Blessed Trinity ($1001.50) and the other half was split between the four winners, with each one receiving a check for

$250.37. Thank you so much for your support of this sim-

ple fundraiser. It really does help us to meet some of our minor expenses throughout the

month.

DP Murphy Tax Statements

If you need a statement of your envelope contributions to Blessed Trinity for the tax year

2019, please call Marlene between 3-6pm Monday-Wednesday.

A statement of your contributions from DPMurphy will be mailed to you.

SAINT AGATHA February 5 “Of noble birth and great beauty,” so the ancient accounts describe Saint Agatha, martyred during an early persecution for refusing a powerful Roman’s offer of marriage, since she had consecrated her virginity to Christ. An early preacher, Saint Methodius, reflects instead on her name, noting that, in Greek, Agatha means “good,” goodness being something we can all strive for, nobly born or common, blessed with beauty—or not! So brutal the tortures that violated her youthful innocence, Agatha, like Agnes and several other women martyrs, was honored from time immemorial by having her name inscribed in the Roman Canon (Eucharistic Prayer I). Long invoked as protector against earthquakes—Mount Etna erupted as she was being tortured—recent attention has focused on the particularly cruel torture decreed for Agatha, the cutting off of her breasts. This has inspired cancer survivors to promote Saint Agatha as patron and intercessor for women courageously facing breast cancer, for their families and the multitude of supporters who participate in fund-raising marches and races, and, of course, for the dedicated researchers who seek a cure.— Peter Scagnelli, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

Feast of St. Blaise, February 3rd.

The Blessing of throats will take place after the morning masses at St.Thomas More and St. Genevieve on February 3rd.

Thank You

I would like to take this opportunity to say a very special thank you to all who attended the farewell party in Fr. Peter’s and my honor. It was truly a wonderful surprise to see so many parishioners coming out to say farewell. Thank you for the many cards, gifts and kind words….they are all truly appreciated. Thank you also to Maureen Mc Veigh and the teachers and children of the Religious Education program who also held their

own very special farewell party for us. Please know that you will all remain in my prayers as I move on to my new parish, Incarnation.

God Bless you, Fr. Ray

Blessed Trinity and the entire Breezy Point,

Rockaway Point and

Roxbury Communities

Welcome Rev. Michael L. Gelfant

(that’s him on the left side)

And his sidekick Louis Ignatius Gelfant

Golden Age Calendar Feb. 11, 2020—Valentine’s Day Party

Feb.25, 2020—BINGO March 3, 2020—Denise Neibel—Co-op Office

March 10, 2020– BINGO

Interested in e-giving?

Blessed Trinity Parish has an arrangement with WE Share where you can register to have your church donations directly debited from your checking, savings or credit card. You can register on the website: btparish.churchgiving.com. Once you reach the website, click on MAKE A DONATION. It will give you the option of making a recurring donation (weekly or monthly) or a one time donation. Once you choose one of these options it will allow you to register through the website to make the donation. If you need help, please call the rectory after 2:30 pm to speak to Marlene.

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Mass Celebrants

Saturday February 8

Surprise

Sunday, February 9

Surprise

(once Fr. Gelfant arrives, we will get this corner of the bulletin back on track)

Ministers’ Schedule Saturday, February 8

St. Genevieve 4pm

Lector: Marlene Baisley Eucharistic Minister: Laura Flego St. Thomas More 5pm

Lector: Marie Harkins Eucharistic Ministers: Diane Ryan, Leslie Barnett, Bryan McGinn

Sunday, February 9

St. Thomas More 8:30am Lector: Grace Butler

Eucharistic Ministers: Denise Kiernan, Pat Lunny, Kathe Hanna

St. Genevieve 9am Lector: Michelle Bernabo Eucharistic Minister: Pat Lighthall

St. Edmund 10am Lector: Dan Leary

Eucharistic Ministers: Deacon Jim

St. Thomas More 11:30am Lector: Michael Smith

Eucharistic Ministers: Cathy Murfitt Rosemary Scheriff, Anne Maguire

St. Genevieve 12 noon

Lector: Eileen Lennon Eucharistic Minister: Peggy Conroy

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