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ST. MARIANNE COPE PARISH Roman Catholic Churches of St. Thomas of Canterbury and St. Joseph
Second Sunday in Ordinary Time - January 19, 2020
THE PASTOR ’ S CORNER by F r. Ree s Doughty
OF TWO POPES
he recent Netflix film The Two Popes about the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI and
the election of Pope Francis has fostered a lot of talk. I was reminded of Dan Brown’s The DaVinci Code which set tongues wagging years ago. A fictional work, it suggested a sinister intrigue within the Vatican to hide a marriage between Jesus and Mary Magdalene which, if it became known, would upend the Church’s life and practice. I was surprised how many parishioners read it and how many asked me if it could be true. The Two Popes is speculation and nothing more about the relationship and conversations between Benedict and Francis. It’s a mostly imaginative production which derives wholly from the personal impressions of the popular media. The best review/critique I’ve read is by Bishop Robert Barron, of the Word on Fire Institute. In his piece, “The One Pope” [see https://www.wordonfire.org/resources/article/the-one-pope/26140/] he lauds a moving portrayal of Francis’s past and praises the acting of Anthony Hopkins and Jonathan Pryce (and their uncanny resemblance to the characters they play). He, however, finds the portrayal of Pope Benedict to be a tedious mischaracterization of the man as a rigid and conservative ideologue which belies any claims by the film to be anything other than propaganda for a “preferred vision of Catholicism.” Would that the filmmakers had used the same literary approach for Joseph Ratzinger that it had for Jorge Bergoglio. Of the former, Barron writes: If only we had had a flashback to the sixteen-year-old boy from a fiercely anti-Nazi family, pressed into military service in the dying days of the Third Reich, we would understand more thoroughly Ratzinger’s deep suspicion of secularist/totalitarian utopias and cults of personality. If only we had had a flashback to the young priest, peritus to Cardinal Frings, leading the liberal faction at Vatican II and eager to turn from preconciliar conservatism, we would have understood that he was no simple-minded guardian of the status quo. If only we had had a flashback to the Tubingen professor, scandalized by a postconciliar extremism that was throwing the theological baby out with the bathwater, we might have understood his reticence
regarding programs advocating change for the sake of change. If only we had had a flashback to the Prefect for the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith composing a nuanced document, both thoughtfully critical and deeply appreciative of Liberation Theology, we might have grasped that Pope Benedict was by no means indifferent to the plight of the poor. He concludes: It would have made not only for a fascinating psychological study, but also for an illuminating look at two different but deeply complementary ecclesial perspectives. Instead, we got more of a cartoon. I suppose we should take note that the world at large seems so interested — oddly — in the papacy. That interest might be explained from the fact that Benedict is the first pope to resign since Gregory XII in 1415 (to avoid a schism), and the first to do so on his own initiative since Celestine V in 1294. Lately, however, it was announced that the Pope Emeritus had penned several contributions to a book by Cardinal Sarah commenting on priestly celibacy. The recent Synod on the Amazon had raised the possibility of ordaining “proven” married men to supply for the lack of clergy in remote areas. There was a great din in the press with speculation about and calls for the end of celibacy. Groups on the “left” and the “right” have squared off in a vicious war of words. One wonders that the debate has taken on the character of the preoccupation that the Protestant Reformation (i.e., Martin Luther) had with celibacy. Until now, we’ve mostly heard the practice described as “mere” discipline. In what I’ve read of Benedict’s thoughts, who is at his best when he comments on scripture, there are reasons to believe celibacy of the priesthood and its importance for the celebration of the divine liturgy is, from both Old and New Testament sources, from revelation, that is, divinely inspired. From the Depths of Our Hearts is to be released in the United States in late February. It is already garnered frenzied attention from the press including suggestions of intrigue and that Benedict should keep his mouth shut. That prospect would deprive us of “one of the most intelligent and spiritually alert Catholics of the past 100 years” (as described by Bishop Barron) and of a precious voice to guide us in the spiritual life.
The Parish Office Is Open: Monday-Friday: 9 am-3 pm www.stmariannecope.com
Pastor: Rev. Rees Doughty
[email protected] Parochial Vicar: Rev. John Kwaku Sah
Weekend Assistant: Rev. Robert Phelps Deacons: Leonard Farmer, Anthony Ferraiuolo,
Joseph Lieby, John Pelella
Parish Office 845.534.2547 · [email protected] · FAX 845.534.1357
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St. Thomas of Canterbury Church 340 Hudson Street, Cornwall-on-Hudson, NY 12520
Sunday Masses Saturday Vigil: 4:30 pm
Sunday: 7:30 am, 9:00 am, 11:00 am Weekday Mass: Monday-Saturday, 8:30 am
Confession Saturday: 9-9:45 am (or by appointment)
Miraculous Medal Novena Monday after 8:30 am Mass
Rosary: Monday-Saturday after 8:30 am Mass
St. Joseph Church 4 Saint Joseph’s Place, New Windsor, NY 12553
Sunday Mass: 12:30 pm Weekday Mass: Wednesday, 6:30 pm Confession: Wednesday, 6-6:30 pm
Adoration: Wednesday, 5:30 pm
Second Sunday in Ordinary Time Reading I: Isaiah 49:3, 5-6 Reading II: 1 Corinthians 1:1-3 Gospel: John 1:29-34
—————————— Mass Intentions for January 18/19 Sat: 4:30 +Chris Diamonte +Edwin Pana Sun: 7:30 +Thomas Campbell 9:00 Thank You to Knights of Columbus 11:00 Pro Populo 12:30 +Ulf Ostman
—————————— This Week in the Parish: - Tues, Jan 21: 10 am-Prayer Group 7 pm-Eucharist in Scripture study - Wed, Jan 22: 7 pm-Knights of Columbus Mtg - Thurs, Jan 23: 1 pm-Flame of Love of Immaculate Heart of Mary 7 pm-Mothers’ Prayer Group
—————————— Offertory: Thank you for your generosity and continued support of the parish! Jan 11/12: $8,177.59 Online Giving (Jan 6-Jan 12): $1,427.15 In addition to cash/checks, envelopes, or automatic bill payment/direct deposit for your donations, Online Giving, through debiting your credit card or bank account, is available. Visit the “Donate” tab on the parish website (stmariannecope.com) to make a contribution.
—————————— Training for new Altar Servers begins in February. If your child is 10 years old, in 4th grade or older, and wants to serve on the altar, training will be Wednesday evenings starting February 12, 7:30-8:30. If interested, email Gene Fenton at [email protected]. All children must be accompanied by a parent to the practices.
This Wednesday, January 22, the Church in the United States observes the annual “Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of Unborn Children.” This day is set aside to pray for the legal protection of human life and to do penance for the violations to human dignity through abortion. We are called to observe this day through prayer and penance. More information: respectlifeprogram.org/january-22.
—————————— Join Junior Catholic Daughters Association/Catholic Daughters of the Americas Court Rita #264 as they say a Rosary for the Unborn on Sunday, January 19 after the 12:30 Mass at St. Joseph Church by the Memorial for the Unborn.
—————————— March For Life Pancake Breakfast on Sunday, January 19, 8-11 am. Cost is $5/person.
—————————— On Friday, January 24, the March for Life will be held in Washington, DC. A bus will be leaving from Our Lady of the Lake Church. Cost is: $50/adult $35 youth. To make a reservation, call: St. Patrick/St. Mary’s Rectory at 845.561.0885.
—————————— JCDA is sponsoring a Diaper Drive for the month of January. Bins for diapers, wipes, and formula will be at both Churches. All items will be given to the Sisters of Life or Good Counsel, organizations providing spiritual, emotional, and material support for pregnant women in need.
MASS INTENTIONS Mon, Jan 20: St. Fabian; St. Sebastian 8:30 +Richard Bywater by Rosemary and Tom Relyea Tues, Jan 21: St. Agnes 8:30 (available) Wed, Jan 22: Day of Prayer for the legal protection of unborn children 8:30 +Louis Caufaglione by Rizzi family 6:30 +Marlene Kane by Carol Soricelli Thurs, Jan 23: St. Marianne Cope 8:30 +Brid O’Tighearnaigh by Ross family Fri, Jan 24: St. Francis de Sales 8:30 +Betty Driscoll by Ross family Sat, Jan 25: Conversion of St. Paul 8:30 +Bet O’Mara by Ross family 4:30 +Joseph Robert Mauriello by Sue Tomko; +Mary Tomko & +Gloria Mary Shea by Sue Tomko
Sun, Jan 26: Third Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30 +James King by Mike and Margie Gallagher 9:00 +Robert Pinder by Missy Irwin 11:00 Pro Populo (for the people of the parish) 12:30 +David O’Keefe by family The offering for an announced intention is $15. Up to two separate intentions will be accepted at the Sat. Vigil Mass at 4:30 pm and the Sun. 9 am Mass. The Sunday 11 am Mass will ALWAYS be offered for the People of the Parish. Our 2020 Mass Book is open for intentions for your living or deceased family/friends. Contact the Of ce for available dates/times of Masses.
SA INT MAR IANNE COPE PAR I SH
ST. MARIANNE COPE (Jan. 23, 1838-Aug 9, 1918)
Feast Day January 23
“Let us make the very best use of the precious moments and do all in our power for His dear sake and for His greater honor and glory.”
St. Marianne was the rst Franciscan woman from North America to be canonized, and the 11th American saint. A woman of great valor, this beloved mother of outcasts, spent her early years in central New York where she served as a leader in the eld of health care, education, and of her own congregation. Responding to a call to care for the poor sick, she devoted 35 years to caring for those af icted with Hansen’s disease on Kalaupapa, Molokai, Hawaii.
The Safe Environment Initiative is intended to make employees and volunteers in the parishes of the Archdiocese of New York more aware of the warning signs of child sexual abuse and how to prevent it. The trainings provide the correct methods to report suspected abuse both in the State of New York and the Archdiocese of New York. Find a training at virtusonline.org.
—————————— Congratulations to the following Catholic Daughters Association Ten Month Ra e Club winners: December: $50.00, #094-Grace Mazzocca $75.00, #087-Karen Monte $200.00, #292-Jan Acunzo $400.00, #271-James Fighera January: $50.00, #252-Emily Russell $75.00, #094, Grace Mazzocca $100.00, #245-Joe Di Lorenzo.
—————————— Family Formation Reminder: Reconciliation Workshop is Saturday, January, 25, 10 am-noon for parents and only their children receiving First Holy Communion this spring.
For the Parish Prayer Chain: email/call: [email protected], 845.746.8829.
—————————— Stay involved by staying informed! Sign up on the parish website for Flocknotes using your cell number or email. The parish website has information about upcoming activities and our many ministries. Check it out!
—————————— Looking for a New Year’s Resolution?! Sign up for FORMED. Visit formed.org (parish code is FHHFCV) for audio, video, ebooks and lms from credible Catholic sources. The website is a Net ix-like video on demand and digital content service that features audio, video, ebooks and lms from credible Catholic sources.
—————————— Meals on Wheels of Greater Newburgh is looking for volunteers to help deliver meals to homebound individuals in Newburgh and New Windsor on weekdays. Kitchen volunteers are also needed. For information, call 845.562.3490.
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