February 23, 2020 St. Lawrence the Martyr Parish Page 1

The Parish of St. Lawrence the Martyr

PARISH PHONE NUMBERS RECTORY OFFICE (631) 589-0042 RECTORY FAX (631) 589-5318 FAITH FORMATION OFFICE (631) 589-3160 CEMETERY OFFICE (631) 589-3887 OUTREACH OFFICE (631) 589-6155 To place an announcement in the bulletin please email:

bulletin@stlawrencesayville.org

240 West Main Street, Sayville, New York 11782 Parish Website: www.stlawrencesayville.org (631) 589-0042 Email us at: office@stlawrencesayville.org

THE PASTORAL STAFF

Rev. Brian J. Ingram, Pastor Rev. Thomas Pers, Associate Pastor

Deacon Patrick J. La Bella Rev. Msgr. Thomas D. Candreva,

Weekend Assistant Mrs. Anne Boyce

Parish Secretary & Baptism Coordinator Mrs. Anne-Marie Carnazza, Faith Formation Secretary

Mrs. Maria Davidson, Director of Faith Formation

Mr. Christopher Koch, Cemetery & Business Manager

Mrs. Lorraine Magyar, Director of Parish Outreach

Mr. Joseph Mankowski, Director of Music Mrs. Jean Rico,

Assistant Director of Faith Formation Mrs. Jeanmarie Smith, Pastoral Associate

Mrs. Marie Winn, Parish Organist

THE SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM: Arrangements for preparation and celebration of infant

baptism may be made by calling (631) 589-0042, Monday through Thursday.

THE SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE: Arrangements should be made with the church

at least six months prior to the wedding celebration. Either the bride or the groom, or one of their families,

should be associated with the parish.

THE SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION: (Confession) Celebrated each Saturday in church from 3:45-4:45 P.M.,

or by appointment with one of the priests.

VISITATION TO THE SICK: May be arranged through the rectory office for the purpose of

Holy Communion or the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick. For emergency sick calls, phone the rectory at any time.

COMMUNAL ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Celebrated immediately following the 9:00A.M. Mass on the first Saturdays of December, February, April and August.

Seventh Sunday of Ordinary Time February 23, 2020

Image of our patron, St. Lawrence the Martyr, reproduced from an original painting in the church by

Louis S. Glanzman.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

THE RECTORY OFFICE : Open Monday to Friday, from 9:00 A.M. to 12 Noon and 1:00 P.M. to 4:30 P.M.; Saturdays by appointment.

THE FAITH FORMATION OFFICE : Open Monday through Thursday, from 9:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M., and Friday by appointment. PARISH OUTREACH (SOCIAL MINISTRY): Open Monday , Wednesday and Friday , from 10:00A.M. to 12 Noon; Closed on Tuesdays, Thursdays, weekends and holidays. THE PARISH CEMETERY OFFICE: Open by appointment weekdays from 9:00 A.M. to 12 Noon SAINT LAWRENCE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS: Meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month. Please call (631) 317-9027 for more information. SAINT LAWRENCE COLUMBIETTES: Meet on the 2nd Thursday of each month. For information, email stlcol.pres@gmail.com

PARISH DEVOTIONAL LIFE

THE ROSARY: Prayed in common from Monday through Saturday immediately following the 9:00 A.M. Mass in the church. CHARISMATIC PRAYER GROUP: Meets in the school on Mondays at 7:00 P.M. QUEEN OF PEACE ROSARY AND MIRACULOUS MEDAL NOVENA: Mondays in church 6 to 7:15 P.M. EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: Come worship the Eucharistic Lord on the First Friday of the month, from 12noon to 3:30 P.M., with the Divine Mercy Chaplet recited at 3:00 P.M. There is also a holy hour every Thursday, dedicated to prayer for priests and priestly vocations, from 6 to 7:00 P.M.. MINISTRY OF PRAISE: Members pray at home for the intentions of the Church and parish. Designed for the homebound, senior citizens, etc. CONTEMPLATIVE PRAYER GROUP: An ancient form of prayer that sets aside words and images in favor of sitting silently and receptively in the presence of God. Please contact Mrs. Barbara Shea at (631) 589-5257.

Weekly Collections “How shall I make a return to the Lord , f or all

the good He has done for me?”

Sunday, February 16, 2020: $13,206.00

(this figure includes donations made thru Faith Direct)

Weekly amount budgeted for the current fiscal year: $13,078.00

MASS SCHEDULE The celebration of the Eucharist will be offered in a special way for each of the names or intentions listed below. The donation received for each of these Mass intentions helps support the work of the parish, and our priests who minister at the Lord’s altar. Saturday February 22, 2020 9:00 Michael Wheeler + 5:00 Jane P. Hall + Marion & John Cohalan + Warren Greene + James Kornely + Geraldine Burriciello + Sunday February 23, 2020 7:30 Hazel Fabrizio + 9:00 Kenneth Mangan + 11:00 All Our Parishioners Monday February 24, 2020 9:00 Robert Grefe + Tuesday February 25, 2020 9:00 Edward Davis + Wednesday February 26, 2020 Ash Wednesday 9:00 AM Nancy Corr + 12:00 PM Service 4:00 PM Service 7:00 PM Intentions of Fr. Tom Pers & Msgr. Candreva Thursday February 27, 2020 9:00 James E. McCartney + Friday February 28, 2020 9:00 George Flaherty + Saturday February 29, 2020 9:00 Victor Campisi + 5:00 Intentions of Mary Elizabeth Bachmann Anna Walsh + Philip Calderone + Joseph Voltaggio + All Our Parishioners Sunday March 1, 2020 7:30 Victoria Anacreonte + 9:00 Patricia Conley + 11:00 Chiara Ferrante +

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Madeline Downes; Andy Magyar; Eileen Devlin; Christian Preuss; Elizabeth Benson; Katherine Benson; Allison Ruddick; Anthony Burke; Lor-raine Mattimore; Bruce Weiler; Carol Hughes; Rosemary and Jim McCarthy; Michael Schindlar; Nancy Grimes; Donald Lang; Carol Hansen; Har-old Knox; Ricky Yuen; Anna Tornabene; Michaela Kruger; Gerald Coughlin; Baby James Oehl; Su-san Hickson; Mary Jane Ingram; Mary Ann Guer-rieri; Joe Ruddick; Augusto Medellin; Bernadette Murphy; Suzanne McCarthy; Mily Lundquist; Richard Harper; Claudia DeMauro; Michael House; Patricia Yezak; Helen Leiesi; Annette Mar-tino; Ann Giuliani; Joseph Giuliani; George Giu-liani; Dorothy and Sexton-Nagel; Debbie Gunyan; Micheline Rostkowski and Fred Seitz

Please call the Parish Office if you wish to place someone on the sick list. The request to have a name placed on this list must be made by the sick person himself or herself, or by an immediate family member.

Please Pray for the Sick

A Message from Father Brian ~ Even in the midst of these drab, gray weeks of February, there seems to be so much going on that it’s hard to decide what to share with you this weekend . . . On Tuesday I received a call from Bishop Barres’ office, ask-ing if he might celebrate the 9:00 Mass on Sunday morning. The Bishop is visiting a few of the parishes in our area, and is especially eager to offer his support to us in the midst of the challenge and concern that Father Tom’s illness brings. We welcome the chief shepherd of our Diocese, and pray that God continue to fortify him as he guides the Catholic family here on Long Island. Bishop, thank you for joining us around the Lord’s altar on the Lord’s Day! Last Sunday, well over a hundred parishioners and staff came together in the school gym to enjoy our annual Appre-ciation Luncheon. Bistro 25 provided some delicious com-fort food for a winter party, and the gym was transformed into a blue, white and silver Winter Wonderland (the snow-people were the best!). As the sign outside the school reads, “We Love Our Volunteers!”—the parish staff and I couldn’t be more grateful for the untold hours that are given to everything from coaching a CYO team to digging in flowerbeds, teach-ing a 4th grade religion class to distributing Holy Commun-ion, sitting on the Finance Committee to organizing the Out-reach food pantry. We are SO profoundly blessed that an ever-growing number of parishioners are eager to support this community with their gifts of time and talent. They are the good stewards without whom our church would be little more than a building, and we thank them from the heart! This Wednesday is of course Ash Wednesday, and the sol-emn beginning of Lent. We begin the most penitential sea-son of the Church year, begging our merciful God to wash over us with his forgiveness, and fortify us in a spirit of pray-er, charity and self-denial. Lent can be an amazingly trans-formative time of year—if it’s approached in the right spirit, and not as a drudgery or a mere obligation. I invite you to take some time before coming to church this Wednesday to ask the Lord’s guidance over the coming weeks . . . how can you best approach Lent at this particular time in your life? What might your heart be most hungry for? What habits, attitudes, or ways of relating do you most need to jettison from your life in order to resemble Jesus more perfectly? A little bit of forethought can be a very profitable thing: ask the Lord in prayer to take your hand and show you how to let this Lent be the most enriching of your life. If you do, it’s

hard to imagine that Easter will be anything less than wondrous! May our patron and brother, St. Lawrence, pray for us. God love you! PS – Be sure to mark you calendar and join us for a Lenten Parish Retreat, led by Passionist Brother Michael Moran from March 23rd-25th (see p. 7).

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The Altar Rose, which stands to the left of the tabernacle as a reminder of our prayers for the

unborn, is donated in memory of Joan T. Lutz

Gifts of Love

Please join us as we welcome the newly baptized to our

Christian community: Kyleigh Susan Faranda

Wyatt Christopher Foy

Nicolas Newcomb Mees

Hailey Rose Trifiletti

St. Lawrence Family Mass

9:00AM Sunday, March 1st,

hosted by our Fourth Graders

Hospitality will be provided by St. Lawrence Knights of Columbus after the 9:00 & 11:00

AM Masses in the Bethany Center.

Come and join us!

AN UNFORTUNATE (BUT TEMPORARY) CHANGE

Most of you are well aware that our friend, Father Tom, is under-going treatment for cancer. He no doubt has a long road ahead, during which time we should probably not expect to have him here with us at the parish, at least in a ʺnormalʺ ministerial ca-pacity. Since we are not configured to be a ʺone-priestʺ parish, we need to make a few practical changes for the time being. Those of you who frequent the 9:00 AM Mass on Saturdays know that we typically discontinue it during July and August, since there is often just one full-time priest at the parish. With the same rationale, I have decided that beginning March 7th, we will suspend the 9:00 AM Mass on Saturdays until further no-tice. Saturday is an unpredictable day for a parish priest: some can be rather quiet until mid-afternoon, but if there is a funeral (or two), or a wedding, coupled with confessions and the regular 5:00 PM Mass, there can end up being 3 or 4 Masses in just one day. Canonically, a priest is not supposed to be celebrating the Eucharist that often, nor would it be a wise thing for me to attempt for any extended length of time. I realize the small group who gather for Saturday morning Mass may be disappointed by this news, but you can easily visit one of our neighboring parishes if you choose. For the duration of Fr. Tomʹs illness and treatment, we are essentially becoming a one-priest parish, even with the generous help of visiting clergy (like Bishop Barres today!). I have every intention of re-instituting the 9:00 AM Mass on Saturdays just as soon as Fr. Tom is back with us. Thank you for your understanding, Fr. Brian PS - If you had scheduled a Mass intention for 9:00 AM on a Sat-urday, and have not been contacted by the rectory to reschedule it, please call.

WORDS OF ENCOURAGEMENT FOR FATHER TOM

Itʹs been beautiful and very moving to see the outpouring of concern and prayer for Fr. Tom, as he moves through treatment for cancer. We mentioned last weekend that we have purchased a large-format hardcover journal in which we invite parishioners and friends to write brief messages of encouragement to Fr. Tom. Promises of prayers are especially welcome.

The book can be found on a table in the glass-enclosed room in the back of the church. Let’s continue to support Father in the most important of ways—with expressions of care and concern—and to enfold him with our prayers for a complete and speedy recovery.

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SCHEDULE FOR ASH WEDNESDAY February 26th

Ash Wednesday is just days away! We certainly hope all our parishioners will be able to participate in one of the services marking the solemn beginning of Lent, and in so doing make a purposeful start in our annual pilgrimage toward Holy Week and Easter.

The schedule for Ash Wednesday is as follows— Ashes will be distributed at all four of the liturgies:

9:00 A.M. - Mass 12:00 Noon - Prayer Service

4:00 P.M. - Prayer Service 7:00 P.M. - Mass

Stations of the Cross

This traditional way of sharing in the Passion and death of the Lord will be

prayed communally every Friday during Lent at 7:00 PM.

Lent - A Time To Renew

The Sacrament of Reconciliation is available every Saturday

during Lent from 3:45-4:45PM

We Are Called

Join your faith community—and more than 14,000 Catholic communities across the United States—in a life-changing Lenten jour-ney with CRS Rice Bowl. Pick up your family’s CRS Rice Bowl in church this weekend. During the 40 days of Lent, we will reflect on the challenge of global hunger and how it affects our human family.

Little Black Books

“Little Black Books” will be available once again at the church entrances beginning the weekend of March 1st. We en-courage you to take one and use it for your daily prayer and reflection during this sacred season.

Don’t Forget To Pick Up A Rice Bowl

A LENTEN STUDY ON THE MASS

Are you looking for a little something extra to do for Lent? Do you ever wonder why we do what we do

liturgically at Mass? Join us for a 5-week Lenten DVD-based study on the Mass -

Saturday mornings, 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. beginning March 7th in the St. Lawrence School Building, Room 103 Walk through the Liturgy with Bishop Robert Barron and

you’ll be transformed through insights on this most privileged and intimate encounter with our Lord.

This study will help you understand how to fully, consciously, and actively participate in the source and summit of the

Christian life! Included in this study will be prayer and discussion.

Register by calling the Office of Faith Formation, 631-589-3160

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HELP SAVE LIVES IN SMITHTOWN, NY! Join our 2020 Campaign of Prayer and Fasting!

You can help protect mothers and chil-dren by joining this worldwide mobiliza-tion to pray and fast for an end to abor-tion! Through prayer and fasting, peaceful vig-ils, and community outreach, 40 Days for Life has inspired over 1,000,000 volun-teers! With God’s help, here are the proven re-sults in 25 coordinated campaigns:

• 16,742 babies saved from abortion • 196 abortion workers quit • 104 abortion centers closed

More info. PLEASE EMAIL:

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Here’s how to take part in our 40 Days for Life prayer campaign (choose one or all three):

Prayer Vigil – pray on sidewalk in front of Planned Parenthood building, 70 Ma-ple Ave., Smithtown. (Park in public lot, corner of Main St. & Maple Ave. near CVS.)

• Please sign up for your hour(s) each week at: 40daysforlife.com/Smithtown

• February 26 -April 5 from 7 am to 7 pm

• Pray with friends and family here at St. Lawrence and at home

• Fast and sacrifice as your health permits

40daysforlife.com/Smithtown

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Passionist Brother Michael Moran presents:

“On the Road: Walking through the Gospels and through Life”

March 23rd– 25th

7:00– 8:00 PM in the church

Monday, March 23rd—The Desert: Going Within Our quick paced, technologically driven world often prevents us from hearing the voice of God telling us we are the beloved. The icon of St. John the Baptist symbolizes the desert, the wild, that inner place where we stop, let go of the noise and distractions, and just be present with Jesus. It can be a difficult thing to do, since we also encounter our fears. But if we go into this metaphorical desert regularly, we can discover how much God loves us and our passion in life as well.

Tuesday, March 24th—The Cross: Extravagant Love In living life and in journeying into the inner desert we experience “wounds of the heart.” Many of us grew up in a Church that emphasized sin, which made many of us fearful of God, believing that we must become perfect before God will love us. Yet God loves us just the way we are, and it is this love that has the power to change us, to heal us if we are open and take the time for it to happen.

Wednesday, March 25th— Memory: Transforming Our Story The story of the disciples on the road to Emmaus is a metaphor for our lives of faith and our walk out of our parish mission/retreat back into our every day lives. The biblical concept of memory is living and dynamic, while the memory the disciples relate to Jesus is static and going nowhere. Jesus takes the two disciples’ static memory of his death and refashions it into a living memory, one that gives them courage, strength and leaves their hearts burning within them. As with the two disciples, what is real and stable in our lives is not what is behind us, in that place from which we are running, but in what we can become as we learn to undergo being set free from having to live defensive-ly.

A free will offering will be collected each evening.

Parish Lenten Retreat

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MISSION STATEMENT The parish of St. Lawrence the Martyr is a family of believers, rooted in the Roman Catholic faith, and striv-ing to live the Gospel of Jesus Christ in both word and action.

As disciples of the risen Lord, and stewards of his ex-traordinary gifts, we seek to grow strong in faith, hope, and love. With the parish as our spiritual home, we commit ourselves to prayer, to teaching the faith, and to serving the needs of the poor.

Nourished by the Word of God and the Church’s sacra-ments, we cherish our rich Catholic heritage as we strive to build a welcoming faith community and pro-claim Christ to the world. We look to our patron, St. Lawrence, who challenges us to see in one another—and in all God’s children—the “treasure of the Church.”

Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper

Our St. Lawrence Columbiettes will be hosting a Pancake Supper

the Night Before Ash Wednesday

Tuesday, February 25th, 2020 6:00 – 8:00 PM

in the Bethany Center

Tickets are $5 per person, or $20 for a family. They can be purchased in the Parish Office or

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The Church in Need On March 1st, 2020 a collection will be taken for “The Church in Need.” The monies collected at this time will be shared among three areas of the world where there is a particular need for help:

• The Church in Central and Eastern Europe - this

collection supports the Church in more than 20 countries that still struggle to recover from Communist rule. Funds from this collection support pastoral care, catechesis, building renovations, and seminary formation.

• The Church in Latin America - for many in Latin

America and the Caribbean, a rising secular culture, difficult rural terrain, and a shortage of ministers all present obstacles to practicing the faith. Your sup-port for the collection provides lay leadership train-ing, catechesis, priestly and religious formation, and other programs to share our Catholic faith with those who long to hear the Good News of Christ.

• The Church in Africa - although the Church in Afri-

ca is growing, many still lack access to basic re-sources and pastoral care. Many suffer due to high rates of poverty and unemployment, illiteracy, and poor education. The Solidarity Fund supports pasto-ral projects that foster lasting peace and reconcilia-tion in a continent often marked by division and ten-sion.

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