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Roman Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart

720 Merrick Ave

North Merrick, NY 11566

Phone: 516-379-1356

The Heart of Jesus in North Merrick

September 29, 2019

Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time

“If they will not listen to Moses and the prophets,

neither will they be persuaded if someone should

rise from the dead. “

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We hope that all new residents will come to the Parish Center to register.

Adult Christian Initiation If you are interested in exploring the Catholic faith or completing your initiation into the Church please call

the Parish Center.

Infant Baptism Preparation If you wish to arrange a baptism at Sacred Heart Church, please

contact the Parish Center at 516-379-1356 X10. One of our baptism coordinators will be happy to arrange a

time to meet with you. Ideally, both Godparents should be practicing Catholics. We will review the

procedures for the sacrament and you will be able to fill out all the necessary paperwork. Baptisms are held on

the first and third Sunday of each month at 2pm in the church. First time parents need to attend a Baptism

Class. They are held on the last Monday of each month in the church at 7:30pm. Crying babies welcome!

Godparents are encouraged but not required to attend.

Sacrament of Matrimony Please contact the Parish Center at least one year in advance of the

intended date of the wedding. A priest of the parish will interview you, set the wedding date and help you

register for the required marriage preparation program (Pre-Cana).

Sacrament of Reconciliation A priest is available each Saturday at 4:00 P.M. in the Church.

Please don’t hesitate to call a priest at the Parish Center for an appointment for Confession at another time.

Sacraments for the Homebound If you or a family member are not able to attend Mass due

to temporary or chronic illness, and would like to receive the Sacraments of Communion, Reconciliation and/

or Anointing of the Sick please call the Parish Center.

Sunday, September 22, 2019

Mass Attendance: 1154 Envelopes used: 399

Collection: $11,388 (Fiscal) Year to Date: $40,974.76

Pastoral Staff Rev. Stephen Brigandi, Pastor Rev. Peter Sarpong, Associate Pastor Deacon Charles Kammerer

Parish Outreach Mrs. Tanya Kasprzyk, Coordinator Outreach Office: 516-379-6123 Monday —Thursday 10am-1:45pm Faith Formation Coordinator Grades 1-5 Mrs. Cecelia Bradley [email protected] Pastoral Associate/Faith Formation Coordinator Grades 6-8 Miss Carol Tannehill [email protected] Music Coordinator Mrs. Jeanne Nuñez [email protected]

Parish Directory 516-379-1356 Parish Center Hours: Mon.—Fri. 9am—12 noon, 1pm—5pm Sat. 9am—3pm

Website: sacredheartnm.org

Mrs. Jean Buonocore - Admin. Assistant ext. 21

Ms. Maryse Haig - Finance Assistant ext. 17

Mrs. Mary Katz - Finance Administrator ext. 16

Mrs. Ingrid Samperi Receptionist ext. 10

Mr. Kevin Scanlon - Maintenance Director ext. 14

SACRED HEART CHURCH September 29, 2019 PAGE 3

Masses for the Week Monday, September 30, 2019

9 AM Gerard Ruiz

Tuesday, October 1, 2019

9 AM Nancy Robinson

Wednesday, October 2, 2019

9 AM Raymond Ferguson

Thursday, October 3, 2019

9 AM Anna Masso

Friday, October 4, 2019

9 AM Sacred Heart Purgatorial Society

Saturday, October 5, 2019

5 PM Thomas Gulotta

Dolores Novello

Jennifer McNamara

Moya Turley Lalor

Sunday, October 6, 2019

8 AM Millie Marconi

10 AM Parishioners of Sacred Heart

12 noon Thomas Triola

5PM Mario Gandini, Barbara Wassler

Jennifer McNamara

Charlotte Dobkowski

In Our Thoughts and Prayers

Sacred Heart Memorial Society

Everett Corum, Jr, James J. Stasi, Maureen & Robert

Murphy, Fred Peruggia, Josephine Valenti, Ellen C.

Rafter, Donald J. Johnson, William Rafter, George

Pashalides, Eileen Clarke, Dolores Kulich, Vera

Farrell, William G. Mohr, Shaun Hughes, Edward

Walsh & Family, Frances Forgione, Lillian Milana,

Randall Cordero, John Hursala, John & Mae Dugo,

Teresa Sullivan, Joseph Sullivan, Helen Tatarka,

Joseph Tatarka . Edward Hesse, Regina Platt, James

Artura, Edward A. Kennedy, Charlotte & Joe

Francomano, Ryan Palma Amesse, Zina Campanale,

Vito & Mary Mazzara, Ann & Jimmy Carillo,

Margaret, Joseph, Jack Catherine Eschmanns, Nancy

DeStefano, Carolyn McDonough, Carmel L. Carleo,

Raymond P. Carleo, James G. Dwyer, James P.

Soldo, Robert Tom Riordan, Henry Darnaud,

Stephen J. Brigandi, Sr., Ryan Palma Amesse

Furchak, Michelle Palma Furchak

Taylor Agurto

Baby Elise

Baby Madison

Baby Mason

Baby Sienna

Mario Borgatta

Palma Borgatta

Theresa Brokos

Richard Brazenor

Matthew W. Byrne

Lillian Caraccio

Margarita Carballo

Marjorie Carrara

Michael Carrara, Sr.

Pat Costigan

Salvatore Cusumano

John Devoti

Frank DiLello

Carol Doran

Kevin Duffy

Matthew Dwyer

Eleni Elias

Demetrie Elias

Elizabeth Farrell

Dorothy Gavin

Rosemarie Germaine

Walter Goldstein

Catherine Heneghan

Pat Hesse

Ricardo Hidalgo

Mike Hindle

Linda Hunt

Rose Infantino

Ethan Jean

Lorraine Kolstein

William Lang

Phillip Lattanzio

Stroface Marschell

Ellen F. Martin

Joseph Massaro

Patricia Massey

Harriet Meyer

Julia Minerva

Brian Mohr

Daria Mongelli

Joel Navarro

John Norton

Patrick J. O'Connell

Gloria Offenberg

Taylor Oshan

Joseph Ottati

Mike Pagano

Jack Palamaro

Peter Palamaro, Jr.

Rob Pavlivk

Ann Polhemus

Rose Polis

Marie Reale

Alex Reiff

Jamie Richards

Margaret Riordan

Christine Rizzaiti

Brenda Romanski

Alex Salvaggio

Frank Silverman

Margot Silverman

Jacqueline Sinz

Michael Shannon

Lester Smith

Devin Suau

Ann M. Sullivan

Frances Talia

Joan Tamburello

John Tamburello

Joseph Valenoti

Susan Volpe

Kaye Wanzor

David West

Chris Webster

Richard Webster

Robert Williams

Robert Ziminski

Rosemarie Ziminski


SUNDAY CONNECTION—LOYOLA PRESS

First Reading Amos 6:1,4-7 God will judge the complacency of the people and their leaders.

Responsorial Psalm Psalm 146:7-10 Happy are those who find solace in God, the help of the poor.

Second Reading 1 Timothy 6:11-16 Paul exhorts Timothy to stay faithful to God in all things.

Gospel Reading Luke 16:19-31 Jesus tells the parable of the reversal of fortunes between the rich man and the poor man, Lazarus.

Background on the Gospel Reading

A major theme in the Gospel of Luke is the importance of the care of the poor in the life of

discipleship. In the parable found in today's Gospel, Jesus contrasts the life of a rich man

and the poor man, Lazarus, who lives in the shadow of the rich man and his wealth. Both

die. Lazarus finds himself in heaven; the rich man in the netherworld. The rich man asks

for assistance from Lazarus in his torment. But Abraham reminds the rich man of the good

things he had in his life and describes the current situation as a reversal of fortunes. The

rich man then asks that Lazarus be sent to warn his family, but this is denied with the

reminder that Moses and the prophets have warned of judgment for those who neglect

the care of the poor.

In the context of Luke's Gospel, this parable, delivered in the presence of a crowd of

listeners, is part of Jesus' response to some Pharisees. These Pharisees are described in

Luke's Gospel as “loving money.” (Note: The Pharisees were followers of a sect of Judaism

active before, during, and after Jesus' lifetime. They taught an oral interpretation of the

Law of Moses as the basis for popular Jewish piety. They put less emphasis on Temple

worship and more on applying the law to everyday life. Though they are often portrayed

negatively in the Gospels, they shared many of Jesus' and the early Church's concerns

about the law.) Jesus observed that the actions of some Pharisees betrayed misplaced

priorities: they spoke one way, but acted in another. The story of the rich man and Laza-

rus demonstrates the importance of the care of the poor and is a reminder to those who

would follow Jesus of the unimportance of wealth in the eyes of God.


Let us remember all our parishioners who have been

called home to our Loving God. We especially remember

Robert Bowden, Thomas Michael Dandolfo

Lawrence Cahill

All adult volunteers are required by the Diocese to have a Background Check. Forms are available at the Parish Center.

Additionally all volunteers must complete Virtus. To attend a session register at

www.virtus.org

PB and J We will be meeting on TUESDAY nights at 7:00 to make room for the Alpha program that will be taking place in the cafeteria from September 16 through Thanksgiving. Everyone wanting to help make sandwiches should bring 1-2 loaves of bread. Other items that we need are smooth peanut butter, jelly or jam, plastic sandwich bags (fold overs preferred), dollar store table cloths, basic cleaning supplies, paper towels, hand soap and copy paper boxes. Blessing Bags: The Babylon Interfaith Homeless Initiative houses those in need from the first Wednesday in December till the last Wednesday in March. We have been asked to supply them with 700 (gallon size) ziplock bags with the following items: wash cloths, toothpaste, tooth brushes, soap, shampoo, disposable razors, shave cream, deodorant. Optional items: conditioner, combs, chapstick and tissues. Since wash cloths are on the higher ends of some folks budgets, we will take gently used, clean towels that we can cut to wash cloth size. Store cards are also greatly appreciated for both P B and J or the Blessing Bags. We will be putting these bags together sometime in October, date to be announced. Many thanks for your ongoing generosity!

SACRED HEART FALL FAMILY FESTIVAL

FRI. 6-10PM * SAT 1-10PM *SUN 1-6PPM * FREE ADMISSION & PARKING, FOOD * GAMES & EXCITING RIDES FOR THE CHILDREN AND THRILL SEEKERS, AND MUCH MUCH, MORE!!

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(Must be purchased by NOON on 10/4)

Rosary Meeting in the Church on October 6th at 7pm. All are welcome.

Come and discover Holy Trinity Diocesan High School at our Open House!

Saturday, October 19th 11:00am to 2:00pm

General Presentations at 11:15am, 12:15pm, and 1:15pm

Campus tours available as well as

opportunities to meet administrators, teachers, coaches, alumni, students, and

parents!


PARISHIONERS IN ARMED FORCES

Several years ago, we inscribed the names

of loved ones -parishioners and

non-parishioners in a book placed before

Our Lady of Fatima.

Sacred Heart Parish salutes and commends to prayer:

Sgt. Richard DeTommaso, U.S. Army, Korea

PFC Kendrick McCann, U.S. Army, Korea

Sgt. First Class Lee Ann Gouveia, U.S. Army

L CPL Anthony Rusciano, U.S.M.C.

L CPL Troy Grassi, U.S.M.C., Iraq

SSgt. Edgar C. Francisco, U.S.M.C.

Col. James K. Lavine, U.S.M.C.

Lt. Col. Timothy W. Schnelle, U.S.M.C.

Pvt. Andrew Reynolds, U.S. Army

OS2 Anthony J. Magri, U.S. Navy

3rd CS P.O. Joseph La Form, U.S. Navy

L CPL Elyse Franzitta, U.S.M.C.

L CPL Kevin P. Vaughan, U.S.M.C.

Major Christopher Darconte, U.S. Air Force

U.S.M.C. Deployed Aircraft Carrier Iwo Jima

Sgt. Brandon Furia, U.S.M.C.

PFC Matthew Macario, U.S. Army, Afghanistan

Lt. James Corino, Army

Lt. Commander William H. Mohr, Navy Amn. 1st Class Daniel Gilroy, USAF

Lt. Daniel T. Lopez, US Air Force Captain Patrick O’Sullivan USNA USMC

Prayer For Safety of Our Service

Men & Women Almighty and Eternal God, protect these men and women as they discharge their duties. Protect them with the shield of your strength and keep them safe from all evil and harm. May the power of your love enable them to return home in safety to all who love them. May they ever praise you for your loving care.

We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen. =====================================

A note about low gluten/gluten free hosts:

Hosts that are completely gluten-free are

invalid matter for the celebration of the Eucharist.

The hosts we use at Sacred Heart are not gluten

free. However, they are made of wheat starch

(wheat flour from which much of the gluten protein

has been removed) plus water. It’s gluten content is

<.001% or 10ppm.

The church considers “low-gluten” hosts to

have enough gluten to be “valid matter,” the F.D.A.

says the hosts are low enough in gluten to be

considered gluten-free. But, those with high

sensitivity should consult their doctors.

Pantry Sunday This Weekend September 28th & 29th

Thanks to the ongoing generosity of our parishioners, we have a food pantry to offer some relief to the economically poor of our

community. Please bring a food item to Mass next weekend from the list below

if you are able.

Hot & Cold Cereal, Pancake Mix & Syrup Boxed/Canned Prepared Meals Coffee, Tea Canned Vegetables & Fruit Small Bottles of Oil, Condiments Jars of Sauce, Canned & Boxed Pasta Tuna fish, Canned Meat

Grape Jelly, Peanut Butter, Juice, Snacks,

Crackers, Cookies Baked Beans, Soup, Chili Toilet Paper, Paper Towels Deodorant, Toothpaste, Tooth brushes,

bars of soap Razors, Shaving Cream, Shampoo

Or anything you would like to donate!

Meat the Need Monday is September 30, 2019

The Pantry is open Monday through Thursday 10:00 am-1:30 pm. We are always in need of meat, bread, milk, eggs,

butter and fresh produce. If you are able to donate these items, please bring them on

Meat the Need Monday or any time during our business hours. Please call 379-6123 to

make other arrangements, if need be.

Thank You & God Bless All Who Contribute to Our Community of

“Salt & Light!”

If the announced intention at Mass is for your intention, or if you have memorialized the bread and wine, and you would like to

carry those offerings forward at the Presentation of the Gifts during Mass,

please be sure to let the ushers know this before the Mass begins. They will be happy

to have you do this. If no one steps forward to specifically

request this, then they will select people from the assembly.

Ministry of Praise

Pope Francis’ October

2019 Prayer Intention:

A Missionary “Spring” in the

Church

That the breath of the Holy Spirit

engender a new missionary “spring” in

the church

PARENT/STUDENT MEETING

Monday, October 21st, there is a meeting for all 7th & 8th graders and their parents at 7pm in the church. The meeting should last

about an hour.


Nar Anon Every Saturday at 10am in the school building (Teacher’s Lounge, room 108).

Respect Life Birthright

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masterpieces of God’s creation, made in his own image, destined to live forever and deserving of the utmost reverence and

respect.” Pope Francis’ Day for Life Greeting

Sing a Joyful Song!

The Sacred Heart choir is looking for anyone with a love for singing to consider

joining the group. Prior music training is not required, but if you have experience that

would be appreciated. We practice Tuesday evenings and for a half hour

before the 10am Mass on Sunday. If you are interested, or have questions, please speak with Nancy or Pat after the

10am Mass. or, please call the Parish Office and leave your name and number. We will

contact you. We guarantee you will be happy you did!

LOVE LIVES ON

The next meeting is Tuesday, October 15th at

7:30 PM in the Parish Center.

Please bring a friend and share this information with others who may

be interested.


Bible Study—The Gospel of Matthew

When: (9) Thursdays from 11am to 1pm

beginning September 26th

Where: School Conference Room (108)

Moderator: Shirley Douglas

Cost: $30 per person for materials

Part 1: Chapters 1-16 Birth of Christ to first pre-

diction of the Passion

Part 2: Chapters 17-28 the growing tension of as

Jesus ministers around Jerusalem, is arrested,

crucified and rises to new life

Please complete the Registration Form below and

the $30 participant fee and return it to the Parish

Center, Attn: Shirley Douglas

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REGISTRATION FORM

GOSPEL OF ST. MATTHEW

Name:

___________________________________

Address:

_________________________________

Phone:

___________________________________

Email:

___________________________________

We are leasing part of our school to ACDS Day Hab. They are a life skills, work skills and social skills program for young adults with

disabilities.

We are collecting: used (used or new) mascara wants in ziploc bags any books you no longer want that are in good

shape, any dried out markers , any broken crayons.

These items may be dropped off in the main office of the school between 9am and 2pm.

FREE Senior Shopping Service: Having trouble getting to the store? We will pick

-up your personal shopping list and money (credit card, gift card) and do your grocery

shopping for you! We will return the same day with your purchases and change. Call Elizabeth

516-933-4700 x.220 for more information.

Part-Time Drivers Wanted: Are you looking to help make a difference? Our day habilitation program for young adults with disabilities is looking for drivers to work Mon-day-Friday in the early morning (after 7am-

approx. 9:30am) and/or the afternoon (2:00-approx. 4:00/4:30pm). Must have a valid NYS

driver’s license with a clean driving record. Schedule is flexible. For more information please call Elizabeth 516-933-4700 x.220.


All students are invited to join the Sacred Heart Children’s

Christmas Choir. The choir will sing at the 4pm

Family Mass (in the gym) on Christmas Eve.

Practice will be on Tuesdays from 4:45pm-5:15pm in the gym.

Students who have Religious Education at that time will be permitted

to leave class and will be escorted to the practice in the gym (please

bring permission slip with you to the first practice on October 1st)

To sign your child up or for additional information, please contact our

Music Coordinator, Jeanne Nunez: [email protected]

———————————————————————————— Sacred Heart Children’s Christmas Choir

Child’s Name ______________________________________________ Grade ________ I give my permission for my child to be escorted from his/her Religious Education Class to choir practice in the gym on Tuesdays. Child's room # ______________ Parent Guardian Name (please print) _______________________________________________ Parent/Guardian Signature _______________________________________________________ Email: ______________________________________ Phone: __________________________


ALL Thursday Faith Formation classes will meet at

the church on Octobers 3rd.

Don’t have a pet? Bring a stuffed animal!

Thursday, October 3rd at 4pm outside

the church.


Winner of Fall Festival 50/50 Raffle will be drawn on Sunday, October 6th at

5:30pm. Winner need not be present. Tickets available at the Parish Center and

during the Fall Festival in the Hospitality Tent.

OCTOBER 4TH, 5TH & 6TH

OTHER RAFFLES

APPLE AirPods with Charging Case Flat Screen Smart TV

All raffles are $5 each or 3 for $10.


Spiritual Adoption Program to Begin in One Week --

Pray for an Unborn Baby

Did you know…

Each October the Church in the United States celebrates Respect Life Month,

and the first Sunday of October is observed as Respect Life Sunday.

Everyone loves the beauty and innocence of a baby. As an expression of that

love, we will begin an adoption program on Oct. 5 & 6. We will have the

opportunity next weekend to “spiritually” adopt a child who is newly

conceived during this month.

Not all newly conceived babies are allowed to be born. In fact, more than

4,000 babies lose their lives to abortion each day. It is these babies you are

being asked to “adopt”. You may “adopt” a child individually or as a

family. You will be asked to name the child for whom you will be praying,

thereby giving the baby the humanity he or she deserves. You will be asked

to pray for your unborn child and for all unborn children, for the power of

prayer is great.

Adoption prayer cards will be in the pews next weekend, please take one and

keep it with you for the next nine months. You will receive monthly reports

through the bulletin describing your baby’s development and birth. In the

spring our parish will host a “baby shower”. The collected gifts will be

donated to local maternity centers and shelters.

There are millions of unborn babies desperately in need of your prayers.

Won’t you please “spiritually adopt” one and share the love for life that God

have given you?

The newly formed Respect Life Committee at Outreach hopes to offer many

opportunities in the coming year to get involved and express our

commitment, as a parish, to promote respect for life in all it’s stages.

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