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Pastor: Msgr. James P. Lisante

Associate Pastor: Rev. Kevin ThompsonRev. Fernando Egargo

In Residence: Rev. Anthony John HeinleinRev. James Vargheese

Permanent Deacon: Rev. Mr. Dominick ValdaroRev. Mr. Frank GariboldiRev. Mr. Ferdinando Ferrara

Business Manager: John BrosnanOutreach Director: Corinne LokMusic Director: Elizabeth WoodsReligious Ed. Director: Donna KesselmanParish Trustees: Dr. James R. Dolan, Jr.

Mrs. Dorothy O’SullivanTelephone Numbers

Rectory: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .541-3270Religious Education: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .799-5179Convent: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .541-1748R.C.I.A.: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .799-5179Parish Outreach: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .541-1260

Website: www.ollmp.org

The Parish Office ScheduleMonday to Thursday 9AM to 9PMFriday 9AM to 4PMSaturday 9AM to 5PMSunday 9AM to 3PMThe office is Closed from 12/Noon to 1PM for Lunch

Mass TimesMonday through Friday: 6:45, 8:30am, 8:00pmSaturday: 6:45, 8:30am/5:00pm and

5:15pm ChapelSunday: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30am, 12:30pm

BaptismIt is advised that the parents schedule an interview with apriest one month before the preferred baptism date.Baptismal preparation classes are offered on the 2ndSunday of the month. Parents are encouraged to attend the10:30 AM mass on the 2nd Sunday and the preparationclass will follow the mass in the Rectory. All couplesseeking to baptize a child must attend the class. Baptismsare preformed on the 2nd and 4th Sunday of every monthat 2PM. Please call the Rectory to schedule anappointment at (516) 541-3270.

ConfessionsSaturdays, Eves of Holy Days and Eves of First Fridays4:00 to 5:00pm.

MarriagesThe prospective bride and groom should discuss details ofthe marriage with one of the priests of the parish at leastsix months prior to the date of the wedding.

Second Sunday of LentMarch 17, 2019

The Mission Statement ofOur Lady of Lourdes Parish

Our Lady of Lourdes is a welcoming parish familywhose purpose is to model Christ, as guided by Mary,in a life defined by faith and love. We seek to advanceGod's will through acts of Charity and Kindness.

“to Jesus through Mary”

Our Lady of Lourdes ChurchMassapequa Park, New York 11762

March 17, 2019

This Week’s

Masses

Lector Schedule

The bread and wine have been donated

For a Special Intention

The Sanctuary candles for the Church and Chapel have been

donated for a Special Intention

Our Lady of Lourdes Parish

Monday, March 18th 6:45 Mary E. Kostka MaryBeth Cammarata 8:30 Bruna R. Soper Marie Tiné

8PM Muriel H. Fischofer Betty Kiss

Tuesday, March 19th 6:45 Hank Aginley Roy Citrano 8:30 10th Anniversary of Maria Anna Boglione Family 8PM Joseph Barbera Higgins & Manzi Families

Wednesday, March 20th 6:45 In Thanksgiving to Blessed Mother 8:30 Peter Gannon Joan & Michael Rail 8PM Rita O’Connell Andrea Barrett

Thursday, March 21st 6:45 Protection of the Unborn 8:30 Raj B. Sahni Marcella 8PM Int. Eduardo Garcia Garcia Family

Friday, March 22nd 6:45 Souls in Purgatory 8:30 Clement Hudson Family 8PM Whitney George Marcelin Emily Brown Saturday, March 23rd 6:45 Priests of OLL Parish 8:30 Int. Patrick & Andrea Walshe Ann Savino 5PM Antoinette & Antonio Russo Their Granddaughter, Mary 5:15PM Phil Gallagher Winnie Sunday, March 24th 7:30 Maria Iezzi Gabriella DiStefano 9:00 Kenneth McDermott Dennis & Joyce Robinson 10:30 Joseph LoMurro, Bessie Losquadro, Gloria Payne 12:30 Martin King Billie Loria

Pray for the Repose of the Souls of

Harriette J. Intardonato

Harold E. Engvik

Ferdinando Savio, Jr.

May the Souls of the

Faithful Departed, Through the Mercy of God,

Rest in Peace.

Mass Celebrants for Next Weekend

Saturday, March 23rd 5:00 p.m. Fr. Andiy 5:15 p.m. Fr. Tony Sunday, March 24th 7:30 a.m. Fr. Andiy 9:00 a.m. Fr. Kevin 10:30 a.m. Monsignor Lisante 12:30 p.m. Fr. James

Saturday, March 23rd

-5:00 PM - Carolyn Bove & Ed Towers

Sunday, March 24th

-7:30 am - Lorraine Gariboldi & Bernard Hennelly -9:00 am - Sue Bouffier & Matt Imperio -10:30 am - Marie-Laetitia Woolley & Bob Kaliban -12:30 pm - Al Hans & rick bacani

Every Friday in Lent, the 8pm Mass will be held in the Church, followed

immediately by Stations of the Cross.

A Letter from the Pastor’s Desk… Dear Friends: Each week, in our parish bulletin and aloud at the Prayer of the Faithful, we remember those who are ill in body, mind or spirit. We pray for their recovery and for those who are their caretakers.

One name which regularly appeared in our prayers was Stephen Hernandez. Stephen, a bright and wonderfully talented young man, was grappling with a disease afflicting so many young people on Long Island and around the country, the crisis of drug addiction.

Happily, through the Grace of God, Stephen found the wisdom to give his life to recovery at Hope House of Long Island, an outstanding program created by Montfort Father Frank Pizzerelli. Stephen is doing well now, still on the path of recov-ery but in much better shape to each day make better choices because of his time at Hope House Ministry. In a recent publication for Hope House, Stephen Hernandez shared some of his journey to wholeness. It is an article of great hon-esty and gratitude. I thought it would be good to share it with you, parishioners of Our Lady of Lourdes Parish, who have so faithfully kept Stephen in your prayers. His recovery gives each of us hope. Please read it and be grateful, as I am, for Hope House, for Father Frank Pizzerelli, for Stephen's loving and supportive family, and for the Grace of God which makes even the seemingly impossible possible.

With gratitude for your kindness to all, I am Sincerely in the Lord of Life, Msgr. Jim Lisante Pastor

Our Lady of Lourdes Parish MARCH 17, 2019


OUR LADY OF LOURDES

PARISH MISSION

The Sisters of Life will be speaking at the Holy Masses celebrated

on Sunday, March 31st, as well as a Lenten Parish Mission on

Monday, April 1st at 7pm. The Sisters of Life are a religious com-

munity of women founded in 1991 by John Cardinal O’Con-

nor. Their missions include serving women who are pregnant and

in need, hosting weekend retreats at Villa Maria Guadalupe in

Stamford, CT., and a Hope and Healing mission serving women

and men who are seeking healing after abortion.

The Sisters will be speaking to our parish on the gift of

life and the dignity of the human person.


Mass Book for July 1, 2019 to

December 31, 2019 will open on Wednesday, March 27, 2019

at 9am in the rectory.

ON THIS DAY, WE WILL NOT ACCEPT A MASS REQUEST BY PHONE. SORRY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE.

“Announced Mass” refers to a Mass for which

there is a specific date and time. It is announced in the Bulletin and during the Prayer of the Faithful.

The weekday Masses are 6:45am, 8:30am, & 8pm

Saturday is 6:45am and 8:30 am

Saturday Evening Vigil Masses are

5:00pm and 5:15pm (in chapel)

Sunday Masses are at 7:30am, 9am, 10:30am, & 12:30pm

Announced Masses are $15.00. There is an extra $5.00 for those desiring the leatherette folder.

*There will be a limit of “3” Masses, per person given out on the first day.

*Sunday Masses and Saturday Vigil will be limited to “2” per family, so that all parishioners will have an opportunity to get a “Sunday Mass”.


From the Our Lady of Lourdes Department of Religious Education

Week Twenty-Two: Wednesday March 20

or Saturday March 23

Assignments that are past-due:

Level 8: All Confirmation requirements must be completed before receiving the Sacrament.

Level 7: All Confirmation preparation requirements must be completed to move up to level 8.

Levels 3, 4, 5 and 6: Three Mass Reflection worksheets must be completed to move up to the

next level.

Wednesday, March 27 or Saturday, March 30: Final Exam for students in Levels 3 though 8. Review sheets were

distributed in class. Extra copies are available in our office. (Retake or Make-up exam dates: April 3, 6, 13)

Sunday, March 31: Level 2: Family Mass at 10:30am. All candidates for First Communion are required to attend.

Meet in the reserved section on the right side of the church. Students must sign in.

Monday, April 1: Level 8 and RCIA: Mandatory Confirmation Rehearsal/Practice at 7pm in the church for

candidates and sponsors.

Thursday, April 11 at 5pm: Confirmation will be celebrated by Bishop Henning. Candidates and sponsors will report

to the auditorium promptly by 4pm.

Saturday, April 13: Level 2: Mandatory Communion Retreat 9:30am – 12:30am.

Tuesday, April 30: Level 2: Mandatory Communion Practice 5pm or 7pm, as scheduled

Saturday, May 4: Level 2: First Communion will be celebrated at 11am or 2pm, as scheduled

Sunday, May 5: May Crowning after the 12:30pm Mass. All first communicants should attend.

Registration forms for the 2019 – 2020 school year were mailed out this week.

Early bird discounted tuition is in effect until May 31. Do not delay registration due to financial burden; let us know

and we will work with you.

Please note that we have a fixed amount of classroom space. The Wednesday 4:00 PM session is especially

popular, and classes are limited to the first 12 to 15 students who register. If this timeslot is important to you, it is

essential that you register very early, as the 4:00 PM session will fill up and close quickly, especially for the higher

grade levels.

As well, please note that all requirements for Levels 3 through 7 must be fulfilled before students are eligible to

move up.

We will also offer a class for Kindergarten children if there are at least 5 students enrolled. Please call our office if

you are interested in a Kindergarten religious education class.

Catechists are needed for the 2019-2020 school year

Please prayerfully consider joining our ministry.

We need first grade teachers in all sessions, teachers for the lower grade levels in the Wednesday 5:45pm session,

and we especially need teachers to work individually with children who would benefit from 1:1 instruction.

Current Catechists: Please submit your “request to teach” form to us as soon as possible so we know whether or

not you intend to return for the 2019-2020 school year.

Parish

Outreach

“We Care” Blankets

As our wonderful group of “Care Blanket” volun-teers continue to meet on Wednesday mornings

from 10:00-11:30am at Parish Outreach, the gifts of their love, time and talent in crocheting and knitting beautiful blankets for seriously ill children is noth-ing less than a beautiful thing!

Since our group began in November 2009, the com-pleted blanket count as of March 13 stands at 3,550. I’m sure in no time at all we will be adding to this amazing number. Thank you to our lovely group of ladies for all the good work you do to bring love and comfort to many children undergoing cancer care.

Outreach is happy to accept donations of crochet hooks, and is especially in need of acrylic yarns in support of this effort. If you are interested in joining our group please contact Parish Outreach at 516-541-1260.


Food Pantry

For the next week, we will be collecting personal needs items

for those who come to the Parish Outreach. We are asking

for the following items:

Shampoo Soap (bar form)

Toothpaste Toothbrushes

Shaving cream Razors

Of course we will also be ac-cepting donations of food. We

are always in need of pasta sauce, peanut butter, and jelly.

Your kind generosity makes it possible for the Parish Outreach to extend a helping hand to our neighbors in need. Every dona-

tion is greatly appreciated!

Parish Outreach hours are Mon., Tues., & Thurs. —10:00am to 2:00pm,

and Wed. 10:00am to 11:30am

MARCH 17, 2019

Ministry of Consolation

The most valuable gifts we can give are those that come from the heart. The precious gifts of our time, love, and compassion are especially needed during the time of the loss of a loved one.

Created to provide warmth, caring, and personal atten-tion to assist families in preparation for the funeral Mass, this particular ministry can never have too many helping hands. Whether your interest be that of a Greeter, Lector, or EM, please give some though as to sharing your time and talents and being a part of this ministry’s call to love and care for one another.

If you are considering volunteering for Ministry of Con-solation and have questions about doing so or questions about what each position entails, please call the Parish Outreach at 516-541-1260. I would be happy to speak to anyone considering joining this group of wonderful vol-unteers that already belong to this Ministry.

"Whatever you do to the least of these, you do to Me."

Matthew 25:40

Our Parish depends solely on your generosity to meet each week’s expenses. Our regular Sun-day collections account for more than 60% of our operating budget. Your continued support, es-pecially during these difficult economic times, is both needed and appreciated.

Prayers for the Sick Let us continue to pray for peace.

Let us also pray for all those serving in the military or the peace corps.

With special care we pray especially for:

Sgt. Brian Andrew Dayman US Army, PFC Joseph DiCicco Army, Commander Christopher DeMay - Navy , Nicholas R. DoLieto - Marine Corps, Timothy Erkens USAF Staff Sergeant, Army, Capt. Michael Fer-rari, USMC, Spencer French, 1st Lieutenant, SRA Sen-ior Airman Robert J. Gerry - Air Force, Spec. Steven Gianatiempo - US Army, Brandon Goodwin, Petty Off., 2nd Class, USCG, Stefanie Goodwin, Petty Off., 3rd Class, USN, Kenny Greening -PFC-Army, Sean Hen-drickson -Master of Arms, US Navy, Chaplain Major Timothy Hirten, USAF, Maj. Luke Holian USMC, SPC Justin Lansford -US Army, Sgt. Todd J. Lobraico USAF, Major Michael Edward Loconsolo, US Army, Pvt Mat-thew Macario - US Army, Garrett Macchio A1C, Air force, Pvt. Ryan McCann Army, Pvt. Matthew McQuade-Army, Jason Moritz - Sgt. USAF, Pvt 1st Class Joshua Nichols - US Army, Lt. Col. Thomas O’Connor, US Army, Cpt. David Paolillo USAF, Cpt. Kathleen Paolillo USAF, L. CPL Michael E. Porfidio - USMC, PFC Dominique R. Quiban, USMC Capt. Joseph Shultz, Sgt. Matthew Sirianni, 2nd LT, Army, Christo-pher John Sherlock, US Army, L CPL Eric Vazquez USMC, US Army, Spec. Zachary Small - US Army, US Army Sgt. Michael Stephney, Capt. James Eyester—US Army, CPL. Ryan Thomas Albergo - USMC, Private 1st Class Bryan Antico - US Navy, Senior Airman Justin Craig, 1st Lt. Connor Lewis - US Army, Timothy Breen Combes—US Army, CPL Ken Chun - US Army, Pvt. Brady O’Sullivan—US Army, Sgt. Nicholas J. Schnei-der—US Army, Kyle Beck—Navy Airman, Pvt. Jesse Tiska, US Army If you know a Service Member that you would like

to add to this list please contact the rectory

516-541-3270

Please include name, rank and branch of service.


Joe Amorin, Jean Bahadur, Palma

Beilman, Bobby Bernstein, Ann

Bertrand, Edward Bodor, Thomas

Boffardi, Grace Burch, Stephen

Burch, Jr., Tim Burns, John & Alma

Cappa, Marie Cariola, Carol

Castellano, Alfred Cavalli, Billy Coyne, Eugene

Drury, Richard Fasano, Peggy Gallagher,

William Gallagher, Nora Gannon, Melissa &

Timothy Gatto, James Gick, Agnes Hans,

Marion Harrington, June Jandovitz, Jesus

Jupio, Diane Kantor, Peter F. Kearns III, Andrea

Kimble, Father Marty Klein, Ella Linehan, Fred

Margiotta, Lena Mastandrea, Sandy Mattina,

Kevin McCann, Florence Mirro, Amparo

Monsalve, Marie Molloy, Adriana Moritz, Mary

Mullin, James Myers, Ellen Nadler, Blanche

Navon, Herman Navon, Camila Nessim, Ryan

O’Day, Vincent Pinto, Michael Prior, Mary

Eileen Prisinzano, Concetta Purick, Irene

Romano, Jean Marie Roncallo, Sheila

Rosenbaum, Peter Schumacher, Margo

Sciarrotta, Jennifer Shriver, Cathy Sullivan,

Rose Suthard, Marie Tiné, Elizabeth

Thompson, Larry Tomanelli, Jean Trier, Diana

Vallone, Ursula Vobis

MARCH 17, 2019

Last Week’s Collections: $14,837.50 Ash Wednesday Collections: $5,259.00 Thank You!

Our Lady of the Island Council 6911 Columbiettes

In 1939, Monsignor J. Francis McIntyre, at that time Chaplain of the New York Chapter Knights of Columbus, and who later because Cardinal McIntyre of Los Angeles, California, seeing great numbers of women coming out of a Communist rally at Madison Square Gar-den, conceived the idea of a ladies organization to work with the Knights of Columbus. The New York Chapter Knights of Columbus formulated a plan for such an organization. Their plan called for the establishment of Auxiliaries in each Council and to coordinate the efforts of all under the direction of one parent group. On March 2, 1939 the first Columbiettes were instituted in New York City. Since that memorable day, many new auxiliaries were formed and eventually State Councils and a Supreme Council were established. New members are initiated in these subordinate Auxiliaries and it is only through the integrity, strength and scope of these Auxiliary activities that the Columbiettes have become a recognized group of women working with the Knights of Columbus, promoting the ideals of Columbianism. All women 17 years of age and over are invited to join and explore the benefits of become a Member of

the Our Lady of the Island Council 6911 Columbiettes. Our purpose is to rely upon the intercession of

Mary, our Mother and Model, for guidance in guarding the common good, and to work through her, on

loving and aiding all members of the human family and to aid the Knights of Columbus in the promo-

tion of their programs, promoting the ideals of Columbianism.

As for sociability and making new friends our meetings are held on the fourth Thursday of the month at

7:30 PM at the Knights of Columbus Hall on East Gate Road, Massapequa Park. If there are any ques-

tions you would like to ask concerning our organization please don’t hesitate to contact us, we will be

happy to answer them. You do not need to be married to a Knight or live in the Massapequa area to

participate.

On Sunday March 24th we will hold a Membership Drive, representative of the Knights of Columbus

and the Columbiettes will be present at the back of the church to answer any questions. For further in-

formation you may also call or e-mail: 516-798-2492 or [email protected] for the Columbiettes and

631-455-3182 or [email protected] for the Knight of Columbus



Sunday

March 24 2019

9:30 am to

3:30 pm

““AA LLeenntteenn LLiisstteenniinngg wwiitthh MM aarryy aatt tthhee CCrroossss””

Day of Prayer at the Seminary The Lenten Season leads us to the cross, and at its base stands the Blessed Mother. In this recollection day,

we will listen with Mary to the “seven last words” of Jesus, and be guided by her understanding and application.

Conferences Lunch Confession Mass

Rev. Patrick J. Griffin, C.M. Executive Director

Vincentian Center for Church & Society St. John’s University

sponsored by

Friends of the Seminary Spirituality Committee

$30 per Guest [No charge for Friends of the Seminary] Register on-line: www.icseminary.edu

R.S.V.P. March 18, 2019 No charge for Members of Friends of the Seminary ● $30 non-Member ● List additional attendees on reverse side

NAME NO. ATTENDING

ADDRESS CITY/STATE/ZIP PARISH TEL E-MAIL Please make check payable to: Seminary of the Immaculate Conception

CREDIT CARD: VISA AMEX M/C DISCOVER AMT $

NAME ON CARD:

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RETURN TO: ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 631.423.0483x102 [email protected]

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CALLING ALL ALUMNI!

Did you attend:

All Saints High School (Brooklyn, NY)

Bishop McDonnell High School (Brooklyn, NY)

Dominican Commercial High School (Jamaica, NY)

Maria Regina Diocesan High School (Uniondale, NY)

Queen of the Rosary Academy (Amityville, NY)

St. Agnes Academic High School (College Point, NY)

St. Agnes High School (Rockville Centre, NY)

St. Albert's High School (Brooklyn, NY)

St. John the Baptist Diocesan High School (West Islip, NY)

St. Joseph's Mountain School (Monticello, NY)

St. Michael's High School (Brooklyn, NY)

St. Nicholas High School (Brooklyn, NY)

If so, then we're looking for you!

The Sisters of St. Dominic would like to invite you to an alumni gathering on

Sunday, April 7th 2019 from 2pm-5pm at the Motherhouse in Amityville, NY.

Join classmates for a meet & greet with some of the Sisters who taught at your alma

mater, tour the Motherhouse grounds, and gather for prayer at St. Albert's Chapel.

Tickets are $25 per person in advance ($30 day of event).

Proceeds will support the mission of the Sisters.

For more information, please contact: 631.842.6000 ext.246

or [email protected]

We hope you will join us for some laughter, light refreshments,

and good memories!

mailto:[email protected]

2019 Lenten Antioch Retreat

The Antioch Community of St. William the Abbot Invites you

to join us for two days of stories, music, reflection, prayer,

scripture, Sunday Mass, delicious food, and good company!

When: Saturday, March 30th 8:30 am ‐‐‐ 9:30 pm Sunday, March 31st 8:30 am ‐‐‐ 3:00 pm

Where: St. William the Abbot School 2001 Jackson Avenue, Seaford

PLEASE SHARE THIS FLYER WITH A FRIEND!!

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Yes, I would like to attend the Adult Antioch Retreat. I have enclosed a $50.00 check made

payable to William D'Alessio to cover the cost of meals and materials. Please RSVP before

March 23, 2019. (Please don't let the cost be an issue as scholarships are available.)

ALL FIELDS ARE REQUIRED – Thank you Name:

Address:

Phone: Email:

Emergency Contact Name:

Relationship to you:

Their Phone: Their Email:

Have you attended our retreat in the past? (circle one) No Yes How long ago?

How did you hear about us?

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Please mail with your check to: William D’Alessio, 339 Harrison Avenue, Massapequa, NY 11758

Questions: Contact Jo-Ann Metzdorff (516-361-2392) or e-mail [email protected]

Visit us at: http://Antiochweekend.blogspot.com and www.swafaithformation.org/antioch



Noted preacher, Bishop Gerald Kicanas, bishop emeritus of Tucson, will conduct a Mission at St. Thomas the Apostle Church, West Hempstead, March 24-26.

The schedule is:

Sunday, March 24 6pm Mass with extended Mission Homily

Monday, March 25 7:30pm Prayer Service with Mission Sermon

Tuesday, March 26 7:30pm Prayer Service with Mission Sermon

All are invited.

Bishop Kicanas has served as Bishop of Tucson, auxiliary

bishop of Chicago, and Rector of Mundelein Seminary of

St. Mary of the Lake. He has been Vice President of the

U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) and Chair

of the Board of Directors of Catholic Relief Services

(CRS). Currently he chairs the National Catholic Educa-

tion Association (NCEA). He has served on a wide variety

of USCCB committees including Migration, Lay Ecclesial

Ministry, Diaconate, the Laity, Liturgy, Priestly Formation,

and Doctrine. He is currently serving as apostolic adminis-

trator of the Diocese of Las Cruces, New Mexico. Repre-

senting CRS, he has recently visited Nepal and Kenya.

Spring Open House

Sunday, April 7, 2019 1:00 PM

Molloy College

Rockville Centre, NY

(516) 323-4000

Catholic Daughters of the Americas, St. Ignatius Parish Hicksville is hosting

MILITARY BRIDGE

When: SUNDAY, April 7, 2019

Where: Msgr. Tarrant Hall

Msgr. Tarrant Hall is in the St. Ignatius Old School on East Nicolai St.

The Hall is handicapped accessible.

Time: 1:30 pm. Walk-ins are welcome. No experience is necessary to play!

Everyone goes home with a prize!

Cost: $10.00 per person Cake & coffee/ tea are included.

For more information call Margaret at 516-822-6087

Join us for an afternoon of fun!

Community News


3rd THURSDAY EVENINGS, 7:30 PM

IN THE PARISH CENTER ROOM 16

We have changed our MOSJ meeting days to

ONLY ONE Thursday

each month.

Next Meeting: March 21st

BINGO! Friday Nights at 7:30 in

the OLL School Building

Hosted by the

Knights of Columbus

Singles retreat for men & women.

Program theme:

"Live Laugh & Love -

Finding Joy in the Moment"

March 29-31 2019.

St Josaphat's Retreat House,

1 E. Beach Dr.,

Glen Cove NY, 11542

This weekend retreat is sponsored by St. Paul's

Cursillo, and includes an exciting program,

lodging, delicious meals, movie/game night,

Mass, and opportunities to make new friends.

Cost of $200 includes everything; A commuter

option is also available for $125 which includes

everything except lodging.

Next week, our parish will take up The Catholic

Relief Services Collection. Funds from this col-

lection provide food to the hungry, support dis-

placed refugees, and bring Christ’s love and

mercy to all people here and abroad. Next week,

please give generously to the collection, and

help Jesus in disguise. Learn more about the

collection at www.usccb.org/catholic-relief.

The 1969 graduating class of Bishop Reilly HS, Fresh Meadows, NY, is

holding a 50 year reunion. If you are a member of this class, or know someone who is a member of the

class, please contact the committee at [email protected]

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Theology Classes in the Church Basement

from 7:30 to 9:00 PM.

Everyone Welcome.

No need to phone; just come.

Remaining Classes:

March 19th, April 30th,

May 14th, May 28th.

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