Original St. Peter’s Seal

Pope St. Leo the GreatFeast Day is Thursday, November 10th

“No one, however weak, is denied a share in the

victory of the cross. No one is beyond the help of

the prayer of Christ.” -Pope St. Leo the Great

Traditional Papal Seal

Our Lady of the Rosary Chapel

Confession: School Chapel, Saturdays 3-3:45 P.M.

Baptisms: Saturdays 1pm & 3pm / Sundays 2:30 P.M.

at Our Lady of the Rosary

Marriages: at Our Lady of the Rosary

Anointing of the sick: Please call Ext. 111 concerning theadministration of Confession, Baptisms and Marriages and Ext. 101for Anointing of the Sick.

St. Peter’s ParishIn Our 183 Year October 14, 1832rd

Poughkeepsie, New YorkMother Church of the Hudson ValleyMailing Address for all Parish Business:

6 Father Cody Plaza, Poughkeepsie, New York 12601 _Parish Administration Offices: Salt Point Turnpike, St. Peter’s Cemetery (845) 452-8580

St. Peter’s Parish Website www.StPetersParishNY.com

Served byFather Patrick Curley

Pastor

Weekend Assisting PriestsFather Armand Padula

Father Zeverin EmagalitFather Benjamin Zirra

St. Peter’s Convent, 186016 Fr. Cody Plaza, Poughkeepsie, NY 12601Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary

The Chapels of St. Peter’s Parish

Our Lady of the Rosary, 1906Entrance at 99 Inwood Avenue, Poughkeepsie

Our Lady of the Way, 1903at the Culinary Institute

Our Lady of the BlessedSacrament, 1965

at St. Peter’s ConventOur Lady of the Holy Souls, 1995

at St. Peter’s CemeteryOur Lady, Seat of Wisdom, 1965

at St. Peter’s School

Administration Building, 1995Business Hours & Mass Cards

9am-12noon Monday-FridayParish Secretary Ext. 111

Parish Bookkeepers Ext. 110Mass Cards Ext. 111

Baptismal & Marriage Certificates Ext. 114 Bulletin Ext. 120

Envelopes & Sponsor Certificates Ext. 110Visitors to the Homebound Ext. 111

Emergency Ext. 101

St. Peter’s Cemetery, 1853171 Salt Point Turnpike

Poughkeepsie, NY 12603Mailing Address: 6 Fr. Cody Plaza,

Poughkeepsie, NY 12601Business Hours 9am-12noon Mon.-Fri.

Grave Openings & Sales Ext. 115Deeds for Graves Ext 114

Website: SaintPetersCemetery.com

Religious Education For PublicSchool Students (CCD)

1 thru 8 Wed. 6:15 - 7:15 PMst th

Coordinator 452-8580 Ext. 121

The Archdiocesan RegionalSchools of Dutchess County

Holy Trinity’s SchoolRegina Coeli’s School

St. Denis/St. Columba’s SchoolSt. Mary, Mother of the Church’s School

St. Mary’s SchoolSt. Peter’s School, 171 Yearst

Mass Schedule

SundayOur Lady of the Rosary Chapel

7:00AM, 9:00AM, 10:30AM, 12:00Noon, & 5:00PM

SaturdayParish Auditorium

4:00PM

WeekdayOur Lady of the Rosary Chapel

Monday 7:00PMTuesday 8:30 AMWednesday NoonThursday Noon

DevotionsOur Lady of the Rosary Chapel

First Friday Massof the Sacred Heart of Jesus

12noon

Mausoleum Chapel ofOur Lady of the Holy Souls

St. Peter’s CemeteryFirst Saturday Mass

of the Immaculate Heart of Mary12:30 PM

Our Lady of the Rosary ChapelMiraculous Medal Novena

Monday 7:30PMRecitation of the Rosary

6:45 PM MondaySt. Anthony Novena

Tuesday 9:00 AM

Holy Day ScheduleOur Lady of the Rosary Chapel

4PM Vigil Mass7:00AM, 10:00AM, Noon & 7:00PM

(Special Schedule for Christmas & New Year’s)

The Six Holy Days of ObligationJanuary 1 - The Motherhood of the BVMst

40 Days After Easter- Ascension Thursday August 15 - The Assumption of the BVMth

November 1 - All Saintsst

December 8 - The Immaculate Conceptionth

of the BVMDecember 25 - The Nativity of Our Lordth

Emergency Weather MassesParish AuditoriumSaturday, 4:00 PMSunday, 10:00 AM

(only if OLR is closed due to snow) For any questions regarding M ass schedule during

hazardous weather conditions please call (845) 452-8580ext. 111 and listen to the recording and listen to the radio

A Reading from the second Book of Maccabees (2 MC 7:1-2, 9-14)

It happened that seven brothers with their mother were arrested and tortured with whips and scourges

by the king, to force them to eat pork in violation of God's law. One of the brothers, speaking for the

others, said: “What do you expect to achieve by questioning us? We are ready to die rather than

transgress the laws of our ancestors.” At the point of death he said: “You accursed fiend, you are

depriving us of this present life, but the King of the world will raise us up to live again forever. It is

for his laws that we are dying.” After him the third suffered their cruel sport. He put out his tongue at

once when told to do so, and bravely held out his hands, as he spoke these noble words: “It was from

Heaven that I received these; for the sake of his laws I disdain them; from him I hope to receive them

again.” Even the king and his attendants marveled at the young man's courage, because he regarded

his sufferings as nothing. After he had died, they tortured and maltreated the fourth brother in the

same way. When he was near death, he said, “It is my choice to die at the hands of men with the

hope God gives of being raised up by him; but for you, there will be no resurrection to life.”

Lector: The Word of the Lord. People: Thanks be to God.

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November 6, 2016Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time

(The people’s responses in bold represent wording that Pope Benedict had changed in the Mass throughout the world.)

Greeting

Priest: The Lord be with you.People: And with your spirit.

The Confiteor

I confess to almighty Godand to you, my brothers and sisters, that I have greatly sinnedin my thoughts and in my words,in what I have doneand in what I have failed to do, (And then striking your breast three times)through my fault, through my fault, through my most grievous fault;therefore, I ask blessed Mary ever-Virgin, all the Angels and Saints, and you, my brothers and sisters, to pray for me to the Lord our God. Priest: Lord have mercy. People: Lord have mercy.Priest: Christ have mercy. People: Christ have mercy.Priest: Lord have mercy. People: Lord have mercy.*

*(Or any other option the priest chooses. “The Lordhave mercy” can be sung as “Kyrie elÁison” or thePenitential hymn “Asperges” may be sung.)

Gloria

Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace to people of good will.We praise you, we bless you, we adore you, we glorify you, we give you thanks for your great glory, Lord God, heavenly King.O God, almighty Father.

Lord Jesus Christ,Only Begotten Son,Lord God, Lamb of God,Son of the Father,you take away the sins of the world,have mercy on us;you take away the sins of the world,receive our prayer;you are seated at the right hand of the Father,have mercy on us.

For you alone are the Holy One,you alone are the Lord,you alone are the Most High, Jesus Christ,with the Holy Spirit,in the glory of God the Father. Amen.

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A Reading from the second Letter of St. Paul to Thessalonians (2 THES 2:16-3:5)

Brothers and sisters: May our Lord Jesus Christ himself and God our Father, who has loved us and

given us everlasting encouragement and good hope through his grace, encourage your hearts and

strengthen them in every good deed and word. Finally, brothers and sisters, pray for us, so that the

word of the Lord may speed forward and be glorified, as it did among you, and that we may be

delivered from perverse and wicked people, for not all have faith. But the Lord is faithful; he will

strengthen you and guard you from the evil one. We are confident of you in the Lord that what we

instruct you, you are doing and will continue to do. May the Lord direct your hearts to the love of

God and to the endurance of Christ.

Lector: The Word of the Lord. People: Thanks be to God.

A Reading from the Holy Gospel according to Luke (LK 20:27, 34-38)(The shorter Vatican approved version.)

People: Glory to you, O Lord.

Some Sadducees, those who deny that there is a resurrection, came forward.

Jesus said to them,

“The children of this age marry and remarry;

but those who are deemed worthy to attain to the coming age

and to the resurrection of the dead

neither marry nor are given in marriage.

They can no longer die, for they are like angels;

and they are the children of God

because they are the ones who will rise.

That the dead will rise even Moses made known in the passage about the bush,

when he called out ‘Lord,’

the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob;

and he is not God of the dead, but of the living, for to him all are alive.”

Priest: The Gospel of the Lord. People: Praise to You, Lord Jesus Christ.

The Responsorial: Lord, when your glory appears, my joy will be full. (PS 17:1, 5-6, 8, 15)

Lector: Alleluia People Only: Alleluia (Stand)

Lector Only: Jesus Christ is the firstborn of the dead; to him be glory and power, forever and ever.People Only: Alleluia

Priest: The Lord be with you. People: And with your spirit.

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Creed

I believe in one God, the Father almighty,

Maker of heaven and earth,

of all things visible and invisible.

I believe in one Lord Jesus Christ,

the Only Begotten Son of God,

born of the Father before all ages.

God from God, Light from Light,

true God from true God,

begotten, not made,

consubstantial with the Father;

through Him all things were made.

For us men and for our salvation He came down

from heaven,

and by the Holy Spirit was Incarnate of the

Virgin Mary and became Man.

For our sake He was crucified under Pontius

Pilate,

He suffered death and was buried,

and rose again on the third day

in accordance with the Scriptures.

He ascended into heaven

and is seated at the right hand of the Father.

He will come again in glory to judge the living

and the dead and his kingdom will have no end.

I believe in the Holy Spirit, the Lord, the Giver

of Life, who proceeds from the Father and the

Son,

Who with the Father and the Son is adored and

glorified, who has spoken through the prophets.

I believe in one, holy, catholic and apostolic

Church.

I confess one Baptism for the forgiveness of

sins and I look forward to the resurrection of

the dead and the life of the world to come.

Amen.

Priest: Pray, brethren, that my sacrifice and yours maybe acceptable to God, the almighty Father. (Peoplethen Stand)

People: May the Lord accept the sacrifice at your hands,for the praise and glory of his name, for our good andthe good of all his holy Church.

Priest: The Lord be with you.

People: And with your spirit.

Priest: Lift up your hearts.

People: We lift them up to the Lord.

Priest: Let us give thanks to the Lord our God.

People: It is right and just.

Holy, Holy, Holy Lord God of Hosts.

Heaven and earth are full of your glory.

Hosanna in the highest.

Blessed is he who comes in the name of the

Lord.

Hosanna in the highest.

Priest: The mystery of Faith.

People: We proclaim your Death, O Lord,

and profess your Resurrection until You

come again.

Priest: The peace of the Lord be with you

always.

People: And with your spirit.

Priest: Behold the Lamb of God, behold Him

who takes away the sins of the world. Blessed

are those called to the supper of the Lamb.

People: Lord, I am not worthy that You should

enter under my roof, but only say the word and

my soul shall be healed.

Concluding Rites

Priest: The Lord be with you.

People: And with your spirit.

Priest: Go forth the Mass is ended.

People: Thanks be to God.

Jesus, My Lord, My God, My All

Jesus, my Lord, my God, my all!How can I love Thee as I ought?And how revere this wondrous gift,So far surpassing hope or thought?

Refrain:Sweet Sacrament, we Thee adore!Oh, make us love Thee more and more.Oh, make us love Thee more and more.

Had I but Mary's sinless heartTo love Thee with, my dearest King,Oh, with what bursts of fervent praise,Thy goodness, Jesus, would I sing!Refrain

Oh! See upon the altar placedThe Victim of divinest love!Let all the earth be low adore,And join the choirs of heav’n above.Refrain

Offertory

Come, Holy Ghost

Come Holy Ghost, Creator Blest,

And in our hearts take up Thy rest;

Come with Thy grace and heav'nly aid

To fill the hearts which Thou hast made,

To fill the hearts which Thou hast made.

O Comforter to Thee we cry,

Thou heav'nly Gift of God most high;

Thou fount of life and fire of love,

And sweet anointing from above,

And sweet anointing from above.

Praise be to Thee Father and Son,

And Holy Spirit, with them one;

And may the Son on us bestow

The gifts that from the Spirit flow,

The gifts that from the Spirit flow.

Entrance

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O God, Our Help in Ages Past

O God, our help in ages past,

Our hope for years to come,

Our shelter from the stormy blast,

And our eternal home.

Before the hills in order stood,

Or earth received her frame,

From everlasting Thou art God,

To endless years the same.

A thousand ages in Thy sight

Are like an evening gone;

Short as the watch that ends the night

Before the rising sun.

Time, like an ever-rolling stream,

Soon bears us all away;

We fly, forgotten, as a dream

Dies at the op’ning day.

Concluding

The Supper of the Lord

Refrain: Precious body, Precious Blood here in breadand wine. Here the Lord prepares the feast divine. Bread of Love is broken now; Cup of Life is poured. Come, share the Supper of the Lord.

1. This is the bread of God coming down fromheaven, giving life to us, to all the world.

2. "I am the living spring of eternal life; you that drink from me shall not thirst again."

3. "I am the bread of heaven giving life to you; you that eat this bread shall never die."

4. "All those who feed on me have their life in me, as I have my life in the living God."

MeditationOur Lady of Knock

Communion

Hymns

St. Martin of Tours

St. Englebert

November 6th

In the 2016 Yearth

Since the Birth of Our Lord Jesus Christ

Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time

SATURDAY, November 5 Green Vestmentsth

The Vigil Mass of Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time

School Gym 4:00 pm ^ Michael T. O’Brien by Stella O’Brien (wife)

SUNDAY, November 6 Green Vestmentsth

Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time

Our Lady’s Chapel 7:009:00

10:30 12:00

5:00

amamamnoonpm

^ Cristina Felix^ Robert Baker^ Edward MacIssac^ Phil Thibault^ Susan Connor

by the Cabrillas Familyby Kate DelSantoby Flo & Joe Gallagherby the Familyby Mary Lanigan

MONDAY, November 7 Green Vestmentsth

Weekday in Ordinary Time St. Englebert, French Duke, ordained priest, consecrated Archbishop of Cologne, Germany, brought newly founded orders of Franciscans and Dominicans into his

diocese, involved heavily in the political fights of his time as bishops for nearly 1000 years by then were also princes and governors, murdered by his own cousin, Count Frederick, of whom

Englebert accused of stealing from the Nuns of Essen. Cologne ^ 1225

Memorial MassOur Lady’s Chapel

7:00

pm

^ John & James Jr. Sowarby by Noreen & Jim Sowarby ^ Jack Graney by Mary Graney ^ Steven Amarillo by Teresa Builes

^ Johnny Amarillo by Jose Amarillo ^ N icholas & Theresa Turletes by M ary Ellen Turletes ^ Sean Sinon by M om, Dee &

Kara ^ Ignatius Osinde Emagalit by Barbara & Robert Citarella ^ The Puzewski, Kelly & Schraff Families by the Family

^ Donna Scullion by Carole Chambers ^ Robert & Kathleen Wermuth by their Children ^ Deceased M embers of the

Wermuth, Martin & Mullady Families by the Children of Kathleen & Robert Wermuth ^ M J M uldowney by Carol Chambers

^ Raquel Gutierrez-Builes by Teresa Builes ^ Beverly Traver by Barbara & Robert Citarella ^ Ann Lombardi by M aggie

Verrotti ^ Francis & M ildred Peters by M ary Peters ^ Harold Schneck by M ary Peters ^ Janet Donohue by Eileen & Lou

Fasano ^ Bill Donohue by Eileen & Lou Fasano ^ Vincent Fasano by Eileen & Lou Fasano ^ Carmella Guillo by Eileen

& Lou Fasano ^ M arjorie Tkazyik by Teresa Builes ^ Victim Souls of 9/11

TUESDAY, November 8 Green Vestmentsth

Weekday in Ordinary Time The Four Crowned M artyrs, The four crowned martyrs were Saints Severus, Severian, Carpophorus and Victor, who were tortured and put to death by order of Emperor

Diocletian. The Emperor had them beaten with leaded scourges until they died. The city of Coronado, California is named after the Four Crowned M artyrs. Five other martyrs are also honored on

this day: five stone carvers who refused to make idols. Via Lavicana ^ 306

Our Lady’s Chapel

8:30

am

^ Deceased Priests and Sisters of St. Peter’s

by St. Peter’s Parish

WEDNESDAY, November 9 White Vestments th

The dedication of the Lateran Basilica. Today marks the dedication of Christianity’s first church and Catholic cathedral, St. John Lateran, by Pope Sylvester. It was donated by the Laterani family. It

was the first time in 300 years that Christians were legally allowed to have public worship. It is the mother church of all churches and the Cathedral of the diocese of Rome and since the Pope is also

the Bishop of Rome, this Cathedral, not St. Peter’s as some think, is the Pope’s Cathedral. The Popes lived there until the year 1309 when they moved into the Vatican as it had high walls for

protection around its 108 acres. St. Theodore, soldier and Martyr. ^ 304

Benefactors’ MassOur Lady’s Chapel

12:00 noon ^ Marguerite Campbell ^ Martin Naughton ^ Margaret Mary Russell ^ Margaret Mary Walsh ^ John Francis Fitzpatrick ^ Grace Rider D’Engenis ^

Catherine Bialosuknia ^ Alice Mary Rohan ^ Rita Simmons ^ Helen Luty ^ Mary Helen Davis ^ Steve Woznica ^ Shirley Yager ^ Mary Agnes Morris

^ Peter Cahill ̂ Joseph Dosio ̂ Helen Mary Stelmach ̂ Marguerite Marconette ̂ Mary Lynch Marconette ̂ George Marconette ̂ Margaret Marconette

O’Donnel ^ Joseph Marconette ^ Anna Joseph ^ Margaret Heady ^ John Hadigan ^ Margaret Bunten ^ Mildred VanVlack ^ Carol Wood ^ Kathleen

& Robert Wermuth ^ Mary Miller ^ Theodore Luty Jr. ^ Steven Eric Kowalski (The benefactors perpetually remembered are those who donated to the

parish in their wills.)

THURSDAY, November 10 White Vestments th

Pope St. Leo the Great, Pope and Doctor of the Church, former Italian aristocrat, as Pope met Attila the Hun in 452 and persuaded him to turn back from his invasion of Italy, issued the Tome of Leo,

a document which was foundational to the debates of the Ecumenical Council of Chalcedon that dealt primarily with the two natures of Our Lord as both human and divine. Rome ^ 461 St. Andrew

Avellino, was assigned to reform immoral and radical diocesan priests in Baiano, Italy. The diocesan priests beat him up so badly that they nearly killed him . Having survived the attack St. Andrew joined

a strict traditional religious order, the Theatines. He performed many miracles during his life. Naples ^ 1608

Our Lady’s Chapel 12:00 noon ^ Deceased Religious by St. Peter’s Parish

FRIDAY, November 11 th

St. M artin of Tours (not to be confused with St. Martin de Porres) became baptized on his own at the age of 13 against the wishes of his pagan parents, at 15 he entered the Roman Army, he is

associated with the legend that he met a poor man and gave the man his cloak, during the night Christ appeared to M artin and said, “It was to me that you gave your cloak,” after that he became a

monk and later founded the M onastery of Tours. ^ 397

SATURDAY, November 12 th

St. Josaphat, Bishop and M artyr, an Eastern Rite bishop, held up as a martyr to church unity because he died trying to bring part of the Orthodox Church into union with Rome. Lithuania ^ 1623

St. M artin, Pope who suffered martyrdom by the Byzantine Emperor who was being influenced by heretical Greek bishops who denied that Jesus has both a human nature and a divine nature that is

He is both God and M an. Constantinople (Istanbul, Turkey) ^ 656 St. Emilian, hermit, Navarre, Spain ^ 574

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Altar Assistants Schedule For Saturday, November 5 - Sunday, November 13th th

Sat., Nov. 5 th

School Gym

Sun., Nov. 6 th

Our Lady’s Chapel

Sat., Nov. 12 th

School Gym

Sun., Nov. 13 th

Our Lady’s Chapel

4:00

7:00

9:00

10:30

12:00

5:00

4:00

7:00

9:00

10:30

12:00

5:00

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Altar Server

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Francesco Jerry

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Altar Server

Sacristan L.C.

Sacristan E.H.

Cody Romani

Sacristan E.H.

Brohdi Decker

Sacristan T.B.

Sacristan L.C.

Sacristan E.H.

Sacristan E.H.

Joe Heavey

Marco Jerry

Sacristan T.B.

Sacristan

Head Assist.

L.C. ***

E.H. ***

E.H. ***

E.H. ***

T.B. J.M.

T.B. J.M.

L.C. ***

E.H. ***

E.H. ***

E.H. ***

T.B. J.L.

T.B. J.L.

Lectors

Joan Murnin

Sacristan E.H.

Joanne Belch

Melody McCavara

Sacristan T.B.

Sacristan T.B.

Sacristan L.C.

Sacristan E.H.

Tom McNamara

Robert Tortorella

Sacristan T.B.

Sacristan T.B.

Communion

G.M. and G.B.

Sacristan E.H.

Sacristan E.H.

Sacristan E.H.

Sacristan T.B.

Sacristan T.B.

G.M. and G.B.

Sacristan E.H.

Sacristan E.H.

Sacristan E.H.

Sacristan T.B.

Sacristan T.B.

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The Front Cover of the BulletinThe front cover is a photo of the Lateran Basilica.

This Wednesday, November 9 we remember the feast of its dedication.th

Weekly Schedule1 Sunday of the Monthst

Place First Saturday, November 5 Sunday, November 6 Monday, November 7 Tuesday, November 8 Wednesday, November 9th th th th th

OurLady of

theRosaryChapel

M asses

7am

9am

10:30am

12noon

5pm

2:30pm

Fr. Zeverin

Fr. Arm and

Fr. Arm and

Fr. Patrick Curley

Fr. Patrick Curley

Baptism of Jaxon

Paul Jaffer

6:30pm - Rosary for all unborn

babies

7pm - M em orial M ass- Fr.

Benjam in

7:30pm - M iraculous M edal &

Our Lady of V ictory Novenas for

the protection of our troops

overseas- lead by -Fr. Benjamin

M asses

8:30am

9am

6pm

Fr. Zeverin

Fr. Zeverin-

Novena to St.

Anthony

St. Peter’s Parish

Prayer Group

M ass

12noon- Fr. Zeverin

Parish

Auditorium

1-3pm - Setup School Gym for

Saturday M ass

M ass

4pm - Fr. Patrick Curley

10am -12noon- Coffee Hour

sponsored by the St. Peter’s

Parish Events Com m ittee

7pm - B ingo

School

Building

Chapel

3-3:45pm - Confessions- Fr. Patrick

Curley

Mausoleum

Chapel

12:30pm - First Saturday M ass- Fr.

Benjam in

Administration

Building

Open 9am -12noon Open 9am-12noon Open 9am -12noon

9am - St. Peter’s Parish Needlework

Group

St. Peter’s

Convent

3-8:30pm - Dutchess Com m .

College Children’s M usic

Program

3-8:30pm - Dutchess Com m .

College Children’s M usic

Program

3-8:30pm - Dutchess Com m . College

Children’s M usic Program

Parish

School

Building

7am -6pm- St. Peter’s

Archdiocesan Regional School

No School

E lection Day

7am -6pm - St. Peter’s Archdiocesan

Regional School

6:15-7:15pm - CCD

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Burial of AshesThe Vatican has clarified guidelines for Catholics who want to be cremated, saying remains cannot be scattered, divided

up or kept at home, but rather stored in a sacred, church approved place such as a Catholic Cemetery or Cemetery plot

that has been blessed by a priest or deacon.

St. Peter’s Parish welcomes the Ancient Order of Hibernians, Msgr. Joseph

Sheahan Division, to the 12noon Mass this Sunday, November 6 . This weekth

we join them in remembering the 82 Anniversary of the death of Msgr.nd

Joseph Sheahan. Msgr. Sheahan was appointed as pastor to St. Peter’s in 1906

and was one of the most popular pastors that St. Peter’s ever knew. He founded

St. Francis Hospital in 1911, the Marist College Seminary in 1908, St. Peter’s

High School the forerunner of Our Lady of Lourdes High School in 1926, and

the building of the Mid Hudson Bridge in 1930.

Hyde Park Knights of Columbus sponsor a Pancake Breakfast Sunday, November 13th

Breakfast will be served from 8AM until 11:30 AM ALL YOU CAN EAT PANCAKES and FRENCH TOASTMeal includes: Pancakes (Regular or Blueberry) or French Toast, Scrambled Eggs, Bacon or Sausage, Home Fries, Orange Juice, Coffee and Tea. Adults $8.00;Seniors (62+) $7.00; Kids Menu meal includes: Pancakes (Regular or Blueberry) or French Toast, Orange Juice, Hot Chocolate; Kids Meal $4.00 (Children

12 and under) Side Orders available for the Kids Meals $2.00 each (for Bacon, Sausage, Home Fries or Eggs)

Times & Types of Masses:School Gym

(Sat.) 4pm - Low Mass (No Singing)Our Lady of the Rosary Chapel

(Sun.) 7am & 9am - Low Masses (No singing) 10:30am, 12nnon & 5pm- 4 Hymns with organ.

Directions to Our Lady’s Chapel at 99 Inwood Avenue, Poughkeepsie _ÎFrom Hyde Park going south on 9G - turn right onto Bahret Avenue (½ block before Fairview

Fire Company) travel (1 block) ,turn left onto Inwood Avenue then make an immediate right ontofirst road ,Keep bearing left for one mile. Chapel will be on your right at bottom of hill. ÏFrom Poughkeepsie going North on 9G: turn left onto Bahret Avenue (½ block past Fairview

Fire Co.) -then follow the above directions.

Weekly Schedule1 Sunday of the Monthst

Place Thursday, November 10th Friday, November 11

th

Veterans DaySaturday, November 12 Sunday, November 13

th th

Our Lady

of

the Rosary

Chapel

M ass

12noon- Fr. Patrick Curley

11am - Baptism of Peter Jason Hirst

2pm - Baptism of W innie M ae Berryann

M asses

7am

9am

10:30am

12noon

5pm

2:30pm

Fr. Zeverin

Fr. Arm and

Fr. Arm and

Fr. Patrick Curley

Fr. Patrick Curley

Baptism

Parish

Auditorium

7pm - B ingo

1-3pm - Setup School Gym for Saturday

M ass

M ass

4pm - Fr. Patrick Curley

School Building

Chapel

3-3:45pm - Confessions- Fr. Patrick Curley

Administration

Building

Open 9am -12noon Open 9am -12noon

St. Peter’s

Convent

3-8:30pm- Dutchess Comm . College

Children’s M usic Program

No School

Veterans Day

Parish School

Building

7am -6pm - St. Peter’s Archdiocesan

Regional School

7am-6pm - St. Peter’s Archdiocesan

Regional School

40 Days for LifeWe have made it to the finish line - today is Day 40!! Join us for a prayer vigil to mark our final hour, today, Sunday,

November 6 from 6-7pm at the Vigil Site - Planned Parenthood, 17 Noxon Street, Poughkeepsie. Let us thank God for theth

lives that have been saved; the babies that will be born and the women and men who have found hope and healing. For more

info log onto www.40daysforlife.com or call 845-853-6529.

First Sunday Coffee Hour this Sunday, November 6th

The Parish Events Committee will be hosting the next First Sunday Coffee

Hour this Sunday, November 6 in the St. Peter’s School cafeteriath

10:00am - 12:00pm. This Sunday we will be accepting donations on

behalf of the Holy Trinity Food pantry. All are welcome!

St. Peter’s School Annual

Breakfast with Santa & Craft FairSunday, November 20

th

Breakfast with santa from 9am until 11ambreakfast will include pancakes, sausage, juice and coffee

for only $5 per personChildren can also meet and take

pictures with santa!!

Our Annual craft fair and Bake sale9am - 4pm

There is no admission feeall proceeds benefit st. peter’s school

Vendors, volunteers & bakers needed. If interested please call DanielleAnderson at 845-494-6520 or spscraftfair12@gmail.com

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In Memory of

Victoria Elaine Martorano

7/23/92 - 9/3/09

Forever Loved,

Dad, Viv & Nick

In Loving Memory of

Sean E. SinonMay 5, 1988 - February 11,

2012

Forever Loved,

In Loving Memory of

Carmela Marie ManninoSafely Home in Heaven

January 16 , 2010th

Always & ForeverThe Mannino Family

In Loving Memory of

Blanca E. FasolinoSafely Home in Heaven

August 11 , 2009th

Always & ForeverJoe & Family

In Loving Memory of

John Murnin6/24/41 - 11/29/96

Forever Loved,

Joan, Deb & Chris

In Loving Memory of

Angie PerroneSafely Home in HeavenJuly 4, 1921 - Oct. 29, 2016

The Perrone Family

In Loving Memory of

Bill Shaw Sr.Oct. 10, 1921 - Aug. 25, 1993

Love, Mary, his wife and sons

Charles, Bill Jr., Stan & Jack

St. Peter’s Church Memorials. Never Forgotten.

St. Peter’s Parish Life

^ All Souls’ Day Memorials ^

In Memory of: Donated By:

Kathaleen & John Yates, Margaret Balamas,

Michael Kane................................................................................................................................Mary & Michael Piergiorgi

Mr. & Mrs. Fred Greene Sr., Fred Greene Jr., William J. Greene,

Robert O’Brien, Gail Molinano, Paul Tegtmeier,

Catherine McGrain, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Tegtmeier,

Mr. & Mrs. Andy Anderson.........................................................................................................Elizabeth O’Brien

Frank Illustrato, Madeleine Illustrato, Louis Aiello,

Fannie Aiello, Silas Recktenwald, Katherine Recktenwald.........................................................Fran Recktenwald

Rita & Ralph Barassi Sr., Rose & Joseph Barassi,

Mr. & Mrs. John Schulte Sr., Sue & Chris Vinson......................................................................Kathia Schulte

Christopher Fells, Anna Hite, Kevin Moran................................................................................Mr. & Mrs. John Moran

Victor Stopski, Marion Stopski, Elizabeth Miller,

Louis Miller, Ronald Miller, Richard Adelman,

Evelyn Clark, Ed Stopski, Ed Ladzinski, Carol Ladzinski...........................................................Victor & Elizabeth Stopski

The Mikula Family, The Napoli Family.....................................................................................Frank & Margaret Mikula

The Fanelli Family, The Malik Family.....................................................................................Peter & Diane Fanelli

Claude & Nora Downing, Eileen Foley,

Eileen & Chloe Sala, Dennis Downing....................................................................................Claudia & Richard Collins

Damiano Giannalia, Rose Giannalia.......................................................................................Maria Legname

Roy Boesch................................................................................................................................Jeanne Buckley

The Grega Family, The Pizzarelli Family.................................................................................Dorothy Pizzarelli

Eugene J. Feldmann.................................................................................................................Mary Feldmann

Emmanuel Okeke, Akunkwo Nseke, Eloka Egwuonwu,

Ida Eze, Goddy Ifeadike, Esther Ifeadike.................................................................................James & Patricia Anozie

Elizabeth Fabysack, Joseph Fabysack,

Pauline Chahanovich, Walter Chahanovich, Debbie DiRusso.................................................Denise Chahanovich

William Raydo, Michele Kelemecz, Valerie VanDemark..........................................................John & Jane Raydo

Romy Constantino, Remy Constantino, Angelina Felix,

Benjamin Felix, Cristina Felix, Sirach Felix, Francisco Felix,

Candelaria Bitanga, Pilar Rosales, Alfonso Serrano................................................................Romulo & Josephine Constantino

Karl Holl, Andreas Schiefele, Anna Schiefele,

Alice King, Elisabeth Schiefele................................................................................................Hedwig Holl

Anna & Joseph Harding, Vera & Charles Jones,

Lydia & George Warren, Julia & John Capano,

Rose & Joseph Harding, Alice Ballard, Gertrude Jones,

George Walker, John & Lucy Walker, Ruth Panelock...........................................................Charles & Patricia Jones

Catherine Hebrank, John E. Hebrank, Mary Patricia Froese.................................................Mr. & Mrs. John Hebrank

Clare McManus, Matthew McManus, Esther Bernstein,

Irv Bernstein, Bohn Vergari, Linda Jordan, Jim Satterfield,

Fran Ressler Passey, Megan Cobb, Christine Rock Ault,

Victims of Terrorism Worldwide..............................................................................................Jane Bernstein

Rose Landolfa, Frank Landolfa, Charles Sutherland,

Alice Sutherland, Eloise Popp................................................................................................Thomas & Anne Sutherland

Rosemary Schlude, Richard Schlude, Sylvia Richard, Leo Richard.......................................Kathleen Richard

Please call Ext. 120 if there are any errors. We will reprint the corrected name next week. Please remember to always print carefully. More

names continued throughout the month of November, the Month of the Holy Souls. Thank You.

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Holy Communion is traditionally is brought to the Homebound by Visitors to the Homebound once a Month. Pray for the home-bound:The Parishioner The Visitor The Parishioner The Visitor The Parishioner The Visitor Connie Magliocca Dorothy & Robert Sullivan Margaret Garrison Family Catherine Jurutka FamilyAnn Sweeney Gessie Laguerre ,

If you would like to bring communion to those listed below please call Ext. 111If you know anyone who would like to receive Holy Communion on a monthly basis please call Ext.111

Remember parishioners and former parishioners now in Assisted Living Facilities:The Parishioner The Visitor The Parishioner The Visitor Parishioner The Visitor

Janet Thomas & Grace Orton Carol Speier Bill & Kay Armeno The Family Bessie Stelback The Family

Jaxon Paul Jaffer

son of

Brian & Leanna

Sunday, November 6th

at 2:30pm

Peter Jason Hirst

son of

Jason & Amy

Saturday, November 12th

at 11am

Winnie Mae Berryann

daughter of

Brian & Audrey

Saturday, November 12th

at 2pm

“THOU ART PETER, THE ROCK, AND UPON YOU I SHALL BUILD MY CHURCH” Matthew 16:18

THE SACRAMENTS

Baptisms

PRAY FOR THESERIOUSLY ILL

Jessica White by Maryann Lysko

PRAY FOR THE SICK OF OUR PARISH8 Year Old Jacob Wurster by his parents * 10 year old Katlyn Bolander by the Family * 9 Year old Ava Marie Trocino by Maryann Lysko * 2 year oldAudrey Marie Michels by the Family * Gyna Gonzalez by Jack Scott * Loretta Walicki by a Friend * Gary Guido by Sharon & Thomas Kowalski * Kathy& Anthony Farina by their Friends * 2 Year old Trinity Borschel by the Family * Melanie Krieger by the Family * Daniel C. Dugan by Helen Dugan *Bob Spilbor by the Family * John Ellis by Natalie (wife) * Charles Musante by his Friends * Noel Morris by Ann (wife) * Mary Peters by her Friends *Gwendolyn Estelle by the Luty Family * William Timmons by Loretta (wife) * Mary Shaw and Jason Shaw by Bill Shaw (son and father)

PRAY FOR THE SICK OF OTHER PARISHES13 year old Victoria Wynne by Bob & MaryEllen Wynne (grandparents) * 1 year old Rachael Way by Donna Szymanski (friend) * Fr. Peter Vianney bythe Family * Gwen Robishaw Stinard by Nancy & Jim Robishaw (parents) * Fr. Peter Vianney by a Friend * Bobby Nilsson by his Friends * MarleneRoth by the Fontanella Family * Roz Young by Kathryn Farina (friend) * Julie Pelish by Jo Kupiec (friend) * John Hart by the Family * Mary Moody bySue Tucker * David Welch by Jo Kupiec & Family * Daryl Stamm by Mary Molloy * 8 year old Nicolas Murray by the Tortorella Family * Joseph Manionby Sr. Anne Manion (sister)

*If would like to add the name of a person to be prayed for to any prayer list, please call 452-8580 ext. 120 and please spell the name of the individual as well as yours since both the sick and the callers name are needed for the request and specify the list for the individual to be prayed for.

PRAY FOR THE RECENTLY DECEASED SOULS OF THE PARISH^ William Klump (88) entered into eternal rest on 8/24 Funeral M ass by Fr. Curley on 8/31

^ Rose M. Kearney (92) entered eternal rest on 8/24 Funeral Service by Fr. Curley 8/3^ Dennis Fitzpatrick (68) entered eternal rest on 9/15 Funeral Service by Fr. Curley 9/21^ Frances S. Dangelo (89) entered eternal rest on 9/26 Funeral Mass by Fr. Curley 10/15^ Margaret Beck (73) entered eternal rest on 10/10 Funeral Mass by Fr. Zeverin 10/17^ Damian Amodeo (53) entered into eternal rest on 10/16 Funeral M ass by Fr. Curley 10/24

^ Lucy Davis (97) entered eternal rest on 10/23 Funeral Mass by Fr. Curley 10/27

PRAY FOR THE RECENTLY DECEASED OF OTHER PARISHES^ Sharon M. Daley (56), April 19, 2015 remembered by the Daley Family^ Ann Lombardi (87), July 12, 2015 remembered by M aggie Verrotti (sister)

^ Steven Fekete (79), December 22, 2015 remembered by M aryAnn Lysko (daughter)

^ Fred Beyer Jr. (86), February 8, 2016 remembered by M ary Ellen Bialosuknia

^ Bucky Tucker (86), February 23, 2016 remembered by M ary Ellen Bialosuknia

^ Brother Donald Kelly, August 3, 2016 remembered by Mary Ellen Bialosuknia

^ Sean Guthrie (20), October 20, 2016 remembered by Mary Ellen Bialosuknia

The Mass Intentions for next weekend Sunday, November 13 .th If you would like one of the priests to visit the sick, please

call ext. 111, if an emergency call ext. 101

School Gym 4pm

Our Lady’s Chapel 7am

9am

10:30am

12noon

5pm

Edmond & Betty Skelly

Pilar Lucero Rosales

Merrill C. Bruno

Edwin Moran

George VanVlack

Wayne Witter

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Banns mean “Announcement.” Banns of M arriage are to be announced 3 times before the wedding in the bulletin. If you would like them announced at M ass

please call Ext. 120 at least six weeks before the wedding.

Sat. - Sunny 60ESun. - Cloudy 63E

First Collection

Goal is $6,900exceeded goal by

$1,725.60

Weekly Average Church ExpensesWeekly Average Church Expenses: [includes Our Lady of the Rosary Chapel, Rectory, and Administration Building] (DOES NOT include Cemetery, School, Convent or C.C.D.., as they are self-contained except for monies from loans

to school from cemetery, second collections and estate wills). Archdiocesan Fee on collections and wills (Increased by the Archdiocese in September 2012 from $3,775 to $4,164 per month or $1,040 per week), Electric ($335),

Fuel ($480), Phone System for Church Buildings ($100), Water Cooler ($20), Exterminator ($75), Contribution Envelopes ($160), Fax Machine Line ($12), Postage ($25), Septic Service ($75), Security System ($55), Cleaning & Supplies

($300), Payroll Services ($125), Bulletin Paper ($50), Rectory Housekeeping, Cooking and Supplies ($150), Bulletin Editor ($144), Bulletin service contracts, supplies and printing ($100), Sacristans (7) ($316), Music (3 Masses) ($775),

Visiting Priests for Sunday Masses ($600), Pastor’s Weekly Salary for Administration of Church, School and Cemetery and Masses ($500), Cleaning and ironing church linens ($25), Office Supplies ($25), State Required Water Monitoring

($38), Water Tax.($65), Advertisements ($70), Missed 1 and 4 Sunday Second Collection goal for Archdiocesan medical & building insurances. ($1,100), Laundry Service for Church Linens ($25) and Rectory Laundry ($25), Weeklyst th

contribution recording ($75), Secretary ($165), Church Supplies ($100 paid for by Shrine Candles), Fee for Vassar Hospital Chaplain ($37), Bookkeeper ($125), Total = $6,982

Updated & Revised: December 8, 2013 The contributions at all the Masses including poor box and shrines, envelopes and cash, go directly from the pews to a sealed bank bag at the rear of the Chapels. This sealed bank bag is then

signed by an usher and a sacristan. The Trustees and six other people all together open the sealed bank bag at a designated time and count, record and reseal the donations in a new bank bag. The new sealed bank bag is then transferred

to the bank where it is unsealed by the bankers. Any monies withdrawn from the bank account for bills is only done by way of a checking account. A copy of each check is then sent by computer to the Archdiocese for verification.

The Poor Boxes are located on

the exit walls. There is $8,908.26

currently in the Poor Box

Account.

“WHOEVER SOWS GENEROUSLY WILL REAP GENEROUSLY, WHOEVER SOWS SPARINGLY WILL REAP SPARINGLY,” -St. Paul’s 2 Letter to the Corinthians, 9:6nd

Last Weekend’s FINANCIAL REPORT – October 30, 2016TO TAL WEEKLY CO LLECTIO N (1 , 2 ,& Emergency Collections) - $10,042.63st nd

exceeding our total weekly collection goal of $9,900 by $142.63

WEEKLY FIRST COLLECTION - $8,625.60 (includes $1,076.33 in loose cash and $1,331.80 from Parish Pay)There was no fifth Sunday in October last year.

COLLECTION FOR MISSIONS - $1,175.26 (loose cash from second collection) and 172 Food for the Poor Packets

Archdiocesan Fee for the Six Dutchess County Regional Catholic Schools - $232.00 missing our goal of $1,000 by $768.00The total amount of donations this week received from all collections, appeals, shrines, and poor boxes was $12,454.80

Prepared by James Daley and Kathleen Myers, Trustees (Trustees are those entrusted by the Pastor with the counting & recording of the Sunday collections)

The total number of those families attending on October 30 was 539 families or 1063 adult worshipersth

Average First Collection donations per family $16.00 exceeding our goal of $14.00 by $2.00

Second Collections for School Debts and Archdiocesan FeesSunday Collection Date Average Second

Collection per FamilySecond CollectionsReceived this Month

$2,000 Goals

Beginning Balance CurrentBalance

First Old Debts for SchoolUtilities and Maintenance

(9/12-8/13)

10/2/16 $3.59 missing our goalof $6.50 by $2.91

$1,881.19missed goal by $118.81

(includes $561 in loose cash)

Old Bills for2012-2013

$75,000

$5,747.87

Second To Cemetery for loan for schoolteachers’ salaries and benefits

and Archdiocesan Fee(1999-2000) & OLR Parking

Lot (2011)

10/9/16 $3.34 missing our goalof $5 by $1.66

$1,573.74missed goal by $426.26

(includes $479 in loose cash)

1999 Loan Amount

$328,000

2011 OLR Parking Lot

$27,597.50

2012 School Septic & Chapel

Generator $14,500

$50,261.99

Third To Cemetery for loan for schoolteachers’ salaries and benefits

and Archdiocesan Fees(2012-2013)

10/16/16 $3.28 missing our goalof $5 by $1.72

$1,721.89missed goal by $278.01

(includes $466 in loose cash)

2013 Loan Amount

$75,000$17,567.10

Fourth To Archdiocese for theirInsurance & Fees on Chapel,

Rectory and Convent Buildingsand Medical Insurance Fee for

Parish Clergy

10/23/16 $3.33 missing our goalof $6.50 by $3.17

$1,640.49missed goal by $359.51

(includes $424 in loose cash)

Bill forSeptember 2015 -

August 2016

TBD

TBDBalance to be paid

by First Collection

Fifth* Past School Debt to theArchdiocese for ArchdiocesanTeachers’ Medical Insurance1975-1999, 2007-2010 and

Archdiocesan Fees which were75% of bill*

10/30/16 $2.20 missing our goalof $5 by $2.80

$1,185.97 missed goal by $814.97(Loose Cash to Mission)

Amount

$433,375$368,637.21

Sat, Oct. 29 th

School Gym

Sunday, Oct. 30 th

Our Lady’s Chapel

*This is the total number ofadult worshipers only.Not including children.

Masses

4pm

7am9am

10:30am

12noon5pm

Total

Massatten.

262

43176208198176

____1063

Poor Box: Our Lady’s ChapelPoor Box: School Chapel

Shrine Statues: Our Lady’s ChapelShrine Statues: School Chapel

November 50/50Monthly 50/50 envelope must be paid by check or cash by Nov. 27th

drawing will be November 28th

Received from on Friday 10/28 . No Bingo 10/31. BINGO FOR PARTIAL SCHOOL BLDG.

MAINTENANCE and SCHOLARSHIP (Prepared by: Keisha Forde, Bingo Chair) Total (1)

$85.10$31.00

$122.60$24.00

$1,431.00

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October

winner

are Sandra

Dunn who

won $155

St. Peter’s Church Advent Parish Mission

“Loving God Gladly” conducted by Fr. Kevin Cronin, O.F.M.

Of the Franciscan Friars of Holy Name Province

Saturday, November 26 & Sunday, November 27 th th

Advent Mission Begins

Preaching at all Weekend Masses

Monday, November 28th

“God’s Love in Jesus brings true Joy”

12noon Mass and Mission Talk

7:30pm Evening Service and Talk

Tuesday, November 29th

“God’s Mercy Restores the Joy of Our Youth”

12noon Mass and Mission Talk

7:30pm Evening Service and Talk with Confessions

Wednesday, November 30 th

“God’s Healing Brings New Hope”

12noon Mass and Mission Talk

7:30pm Evening Service and Talk

Our world today is one of stress, doubt and anxiety. Gurus, psychologists, counselors and

pseudo-experts all offer the promise of peace. The Franciscan Friars of Holy Name Province

believe that the peace many are searching for can be found in a unique opportunity: The

Franciscan Parish Mission. Their parish missions offer a sacred environment with guided

reflection to help the weary soul find rest and refreshment from the pressures of modern

living. And for decades, people have left their Parish Missions with a new perspective on

their personal and spiritual lives. This mission now comes locally to St. Peter’s Parish in the

beauty, serenity and familiarity that is Our Lady of the Rosary Chapel and its grounds.

This three day mission takes participants on a journey that seeks to awaken the realization of

God’s eternal love. Each afternoon at 12noon, Fr. Kevin will offer Mass with a homily. In the

evening the daily theme is further explored with a service that includes a homily, reflection

and group and private prayer. Fr. Kevin will explore such themes as violence in the world,

the hunger for peace, justice and healing the mystery of Jesus and the beauty of God’s love.

And it is through God’s love and powers of forgiveness that participants will be able to find

peace within themselves and the world around them.

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“What else are the servants of God but God’s minstrels, whose work is to lift up

people’s hearts to spiritual joy that they might love God gladly.” -St. Francis of Assisi

Day One: “God’s Love in Jesus brings true Joy”

Monday, November 28th

12noon Mass and Mission Talk, 7:30pm Evening Service and Talk

In the face of violence and injustice it is indeed tempting to abandon our belief in a God of

Love. We proclaim that God does indeed hold each of us in a loving embrace which gives us

the strength to carry on, as well as the ability to reach out to all of those in need.

Day Two: “God’s Mercy Restores the Joy of Our Youth”

Tuesday, November 29th

12noon Mass and Mission Talk, 7:30pm Evening Service and Talk with Confessions

In a world that seeks to resolve conflict through retaliation, punishment and violence, we

proclaim a God who is merciful and forgiving. We reaffirm God’s intentions as He calls us to

be peacemakers by forgiving those who have wronged us and by accepting God’s gift of mercy

for ourselves. At the same time we must wrestle with the truth that real peace and

reconciliation cannot come about without justice. The Sacrament of Reconciliation will be

offered this night.

Day Three: “God’s Healing Brings New Hope”

Wednesday, November 30th

12noon Mass and Mission Talk, 7:30pm Evening Service and Talk

In spite of advances made in medicine and technology, suffering and sorrow still affect the

human heart. Be it sickness, injustice, or the violence that is so rampant in today’s world, we

proclaim that through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ people of today will find

healing.

Mission PresenterFr. Kevin Cronin O.F.M. is a world renowned speaker and

author. He is a Franciscan priest who studied the classics at the

Franciscan St. Joseph’s Seraphic Seminary in Callicoon, New

York and then studied philosophy and theology at Catholic

University of America and Washington Theological Union.

Fr. Kevin gives retreats all over the United States as part of

the Franciscan Mission team. In his book, “Kenosis: Emptying

Self and the Path of Christian Service,” he tells of his

experiences of working with the poor and homeless in New

York City. He brings those experiences of life into his everyday

living and preaching.

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