Holy Name of Jesus Parish 2 Broadway, Valhalla, NY 10595

Rectory Religious Education Phone: 949-2323 Phone: 949-1422 HNJValhallaNY@gmail.com HNJRE@aol.com Fax: 914-930-5156 Fax: 914-930-5154

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Served by: Rev. John Antony, Administrator Rev. Nana Ampah, W eekend Associate Deacon Thomas J. Abbamont, Deacon Mrs. Fran Berger, Acct/ Parish Mgr. Mrs. Janan Lane, Rel Ed Coordinator Miss Anita Ghilardi, Rel Ed Secretary Mr. Robert DeLuccia, Trustee Mrs. Cathy Krug, Trustee Mrs. Erin Sica, Choir Director Mr. Frank Squillante, Organist Mr. Brian Clifford, B.A.S.I.C.S. Mrs. Suzanne Gerbosi, Children’s Choir

Ben Balldasam Judy Barbarite Peter Barbieri Gerry Blenkle, Sr. Nick Cacciola Michael Capasso Jeff Caponera Logan Caprari Andrea Damato Lou Dearstyne Donald DeLandri Matthew Phillips Ed Delliveau Frankie Dezell Edward Di Capril Joseph DiCioccio Rev. Ralph DiOrio Alexandria Diemoz John Edwards Walter Franzken Jason Fiore Emily Gerstle Fred Gillu Nick Klaus P.A.L. Teresa Lingardo Gavin Little

Billy Loua Holly Lynch Frank Machera Maria Magnotta Joshua Jayden McGuinness Flavia Mirasole Francesco Mirasole Jaspare Miranda Frank Morganthaler Alexa Nitting Dennis Pierce Ginger Ragusa Frankie Ragusa Madeline Ragusa Frank Rotelline Irene Schilio Kathy Schilio Richard Schilio Daniel Schoen Traci Sinapi Ann Spaziante Sorcha Sproul Carol Tucciarone Meredith Grace Windisch Adriana Xhudo Vincent Zappi

PRAY FOR To everything there is a season and a time for every purpose under heaven.

Pray for all the souls of our faithfully departed and all those that have no one to pray for them, especially Richard Bonomo, grant eternal rest unto them O lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them.

Pray for Our Military Please pray for those who are serving our

country in the military, especially, Stephanie Athanasatos, U.S.. Coast Guard

Jonathan Alicea, U.S. Air Force Nicholas Capasso, U. S. Marine

Lieutenant Junior Grade Louis DePaolis, U.S. Coast Guard Capt. Peter M Kavanagh 111, U.S. Army

Capt. Kyle J. Kavanagh, U.S. Marine Sgt. Kyle Ross Martin, U.S. Marine

Alyson Oderifero, US Air Force Christopher T. Oderifero, Sr. Airman, Air Force

Seamen Benjamin Scher, U.S. Coast Guard Robert Soderquist, Marine Boot Camp

Capt. Daniel Spies, U.S. Army Capt. Michael Tillson, U.S. Army

All our Armed Forces both home and abroad May the Lord watch over and protect them!

MASSES

SATURDAY: 5:00pm SUNDAY: 8:00am, 10:00am & Noon

HOLY DAYS: Vigil: 5:00pm 7:15 am, 9:00 am, and 6:30pm

WEEKDAY: Monday - Friday: 7:15am & 9am -Saturday: 9am

Morning Prayer: Daily - 8:30 am

MIRACULOUS MEDAL NOVENA Devotions every Monday

after the 9am Mass

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION

Saturday: 4pm-4:45pm or by appointment

HOLY HOUR ADORATION

3rd Monday of the Month at 12 noon –3PM

RECTORY OFFICE HOURS

Monday-Friday 9am to 4pm Except Holidays

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE:

Please call ahead at 914-949-1422 hnjre@aol.com

Saturday, December 29 5:00pm James Casolaro Sunday, December 30 8:00am Anna Sassano 10:00am Rose Liuzzi 12:00pm Paul A. Vigiletti Monday, December 31 7:15am No Mass 9:00am Gregory Vadella 5:00pm Deceased Members of the Mercadante & Sacco Families Tuesday, January 1 10:00am For All The People 12:00pm For All The People Wednesday, January 2 7:15am Michael Macchia 9:00am Patricia Basini Thursday, January 3 7:15am Anthony Bruno 9:00am Rita Kopicki Friday, January 4 7:15am Deborah DiSanto 9:00am Michael Desmond Saturday, January 5 9:00am Mary Bonomo 5:00pm Giovanni Tassone Sunday, January 6 8:00am Robert Luiso 10:00am Jeanette Addorisio 12:00pm For All The People

DIVINE MERCY IN MY SOUL (continued) As often as you hear the clock strike the third hour immerse yourself completely in My mercy, adoring and glorifying it, invoke it's omnipotence

for the whole world, and particularly for poor sinners, for at that moment mercy was opened wide for every soul. In this hour you can obtain everything for yourself and for others for the asking; it was the hour of grace for the whole world - mercy triumphed over justice. (Diary 1572) HOME IS WHERE THE FAMILY IS The idea, dream, and reality of family is so strong and durable that we use it to describe all that is best about human gatherings. We speak of the family of nations, of our church and parish families. The greatest compliment we can pay a friend or gracious host is to say that we feel at home with them, we feel part of the family. Families are the first crucibles in which love is tested and tempered. Jesus himself was one of three people who lived in the shadow of each other. This family, like our own, did not always “get it right,” but they always tried to. These three “amateurs” were on holiday, and one of them got lost. Two were worried sick and took great measures to find the third, a boy after all, who was seeking the meaning of his calling. He found his vocation—to do his Father’s work—but he also returned home with his parents. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co . TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION Today’s feast is new as feasts go, and it sets us this year in a very modern crisis. Amid conflicting schedules and commitments, a young man, testing the limits, has strayed from his parents and gone off to the big city. Mary and Joseph search frantically, only to find the child Jesus in the temple, conversing with the elders and scholars of the law, who are amazed at his wisdom. In the time of Jesus, the temple was the religious center of Jewish ritual. Outside of Jerusalem, people gathered in the synagogues, centers of learning, for daily prayer and study. Still, everyone longed to journey to the temple to participate in the offerings, and to fulfill certain obligations of the law that could only be done there. On this feast, we catch a glimpse of the family of Jesus: parents dealing with the normal stresses of raising a child, and yet completely grounded in the ways of faith and tradition. There has always been an appreciation in Christianity for the value of pilgrimage—the journey to holy places that is a symbol of our life’s journey to God, and a sense of connection to important events in our family history. During the Christmas season, many of us undertake pilgrimages to the family homestead for festival meals, to the parishes where we were formed in the faith, or perhaps even to a beautiful manger scene or festival of lights. There are few better days than this in our calendar for spending time with the family, especially on a short pilgrimage to a favorite place. Just make sure that no one gets left behind! —James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch

LITTLE MINUTES-Little drops of water, little grains of sand, make the mighty ocean and the pleasant land; so the little minutes, humble though they be, make the mighty ages of eternity. —Julia A. Fletcher Carney MISSION -God has created me to do some definite service. God has committed some work to me which has not been com-mitted to another. I have a mission. —John Henry Newman

On behalf of myself, Fr. Nana and Deacon Tom, We would like to express our sincere gratitude for the generosity and support that has been provided to the Parish this past year. Your weekly contributions are very important to us. They help to keep our Parish running smoothly and go a long way in assuring that the Holy Name of Jesus parish can continue supporting the community as well. We would also like to say thank you to all our volunteers who do so much for the Church and further the spirit of charity in our community. We hope you and your loved ones enjoy a very Blessed New Year. Thank you!! Fr. John

January 1st , New Year’s Day is a Holyday of obligation this year and Mass will be celebrated Mon-day evening at 5pm for those who

wish to celebrate the Solemnity of Mary Mother of God and Mass will be celebrated on Tuesday, Janu-ary 1st at 10am and 12 noon FLOCKNOTES-We’d like to connect with you! Through Flocknotes our Parish, Holy Name can communicate more effectively with you especially in an emergency as in the recent snowstorm when the church was closed. But we also want to make it easy for you to control what types of announcements you get from HNJ. Any questions call the rectory at 949-2323. our parish at: https://new.flocknote.com/HNJvalhalla or www.flocknote.com/HNJValhalla NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTION- All of us have been given "talents" to use. Let's make sure this is the year we offer our gifts, which come from God, to God's service and for the good of our brothers and sisters. Whether it be knitting/crocheting for our Prayer Shawl Ministry, becoming a Eucharistic Minister or Lector, participating in arts and crafts for the elderly, becoming an RE teacher, joining the choir, etc.- make this the year you use your talents for others. God will bless your work. Make it your New Year's Resolution! James 2: 14-17 What good is it, my brothers, if someone says he has faith but does not have works? Can that faith save him? ... faith by itself, if it does not have works, is dead. LAST MAN STANDING RAFFLE is our only fund raiser for Holy Name of Jesus. The drawing will take place here on May 11th at 6PM. Tickets and list of monetary prizes are available in the rectory during normal business hours Tickets are $100 each. There will only be 300 tickets sold. REMEMBER YOU HAVE TO BE IN IT TO WIN!!

PRAYER SHAWL REQUESTS- Do you know someone who is ill or bereaved, or is feeling the effects of aging and could use a shawl for comfort and warmth? We will be happy to donate a shawl to them. You can also select one for yourself. For the prayer shawl ministry or requests please call or email Christine at 761-7243 or Maureen McLoughlin at 946-9334 . Dear Parishioners, THANK YOU SO MUCH for the suppor t you give to Social Concerns activities year round. A request goes out, and you reach out to help others in need. You have donated new school supplies, Thanksgiving food baskets, and Christmas presents. You donate to various collections- toilet-ries, winter coats, new socks and underwear, puzzle books.... Thanks so very much for your generosity. You also have donated your time to various service projects- crafts for nursing homes, meals at the Ronald McDonald House, ice cream socials at Maryknoll, working at the Food Bank, sorting toiletries.... Thank you all so much for donating your time and talents to helping those in need. We are blessed to have the support of our wonderful Holy Name parishioners in all our vari-ous projects!!! May you all have a happy and healthy 2019! Proverbs 19:17 “Whoever is generous to the poor lends to the Lord, and he will repay him for his deed.” Sincerely, Maureen McLoughlin , Social Concerns

WELCOME TO HOLY NAME OF JESUS CHURCH-

We welcome all who celebrate with us. If you would like to register in our Parish, or if changes were made after you registered, please fill out this form and drop it into the collection basket, or mail/bring it to the Rectory. Name:__________________________________ Address:________________________________ Telephone: _____________________________ E-mail: _________________________________ If you are Moving- please remove my name from Parish list For any questions please call the Rectory at 949-2323. Thank you

History of the Infant Jesus of Prague- The or iginal statue of the Infant Jesus of Prague was created as a royal wedding gift from a Spanish Princess to her Austrian royal cousin. The statue of the Infant is a slender and beautifully-modeled figure and is carved of wood thinly coated with wax, standing nineteen inches tall, with the left foot barely visable under a long white tunic. The left hand encircles a miniature globe, surmounted by a cross, signifying the world-wide kingship of the Christ Child. The right hand is extended in blessing with the first two fingers being upraised to symbolize the two natures of Christ, while the folded thumb and last two fingers touch each other representing the unity of the Father, The Son, and the Holy Ghost

The face has a strange power of evoking sentiments of deep gratitude of the mystery of God-made-Man. For all His majestic posture and regal attire, the little King of Prague is more striking for His outward expression of human littleness than by the impression of hidden greatness. The wardrobe of the Infant is similar to the priest’s alb: one is of white linen, the other is of lace. Covering these is a dalmatic made of silk or velvet over which is worn a cape. It represents the Infant Jesus dressed in royal robes, wearing a crown. He is King of the Universe. Later, the statue had been discarded in war and His hands destroyed. Found by a Carmelite, he fixed the hands and placed the statue in a place of honor in the Carmelite Church in Prague, Czech Republic.

In 1637, as Fr. Cyril prayed before the Infant, he was filled with wonder, contemplating the loving God Who became a child for His people. Suddenly, the statue spoke to the stunned Carmelite:

Have mercy on Me and I will have mercy on you. Give Me hands and I will give you peace.

The more you honor Me, the more I will bless you

The many miracles have occurred through intercession to the Divine Infant. During one invasion, all the children of the city were taken to the Church for protection—praying to the Infant, they were all saved. For almost four centuries, this promise of protection and blessing has inspired devotion and love of the Infant Jesus of Prague.

The home of the Infant Jesus of Prague is in the city of Prague, which is the capital of the Czech Republic. The original statue has been restored and preserved in the Carmelite church of Our Lady of Victory The Church was returned to the Carmelites after the fall of Communism. The statue provides spiritual uplift for millions of people who have adopted the Holy Infant’s call to humility, simplicity, and sincerity and to become little in order to become great and pleasing before Christ the King. Devotion to the Miraculous Infant Jesus celebrates the “Child of God”—the great mystery of the Incarnation. The child in all of us believes in the humanity and divinity of Christ and rejoices in God’s caring and protective love for us. The Infant reminds us that God is holding us in the palm of His hand. The effective spiritual meditation is the reason why the Infant Jesus of Prague is so continuously appealing to human hearts all over the world, which he has so firmly in His hands. You can find His statue in almost any church, convent, monastery and house, representing a Divine Protection toward His devotees. www.infantprague.org/about-the-infant-jesus-of-prague/ As the devotion to the Infant Jesus spreads throughout the world, many parishes now offer Holy Mass and novenas to honor the Holy Child of God and many prayer groups have been formed. Jesus has kept His promise that the more that He is honored, the more that He will bless them. This is truly evidenced by the many favors He has granted to those who ask Him. The most important event so far has been the visit of Pope Benedict XVI in 2009. In his speech, the Pope stated that the Prague Infant Jesus demonstrated God's closeness and love through his child tenderness. The Pope prayed for children who are victims of violence and different forms of abuse. He also prayed for broken and unfaithful families. He offered a crown as a present for the Infant Jesus. Veneration of the Prague Infant Jesus is a spiritual extension of Christmas. We bow down to Christ embodied. We profess that God took onto Himself human form and recognise that childhood is part of it. “God made himself nothing, taking the very nature of a servant being made in human likeness…” (Phil 2,7). Jesus Christ experiences complete human life, from beginning to end. In His conception, birth, and childhood we meet the real God, as well as in his adulthood, death, and resurrection. Adult Jesus, Master and teacher, later on invites his disciples: “In truth I tell you, unless you change and become like little children you will never enter the kingdom of Heaven.” (Matthew 18,3)https://www.pragjesu.cz/en/the-history-and-veneration-of-the-prague-infant-jesus/

ARCHCARE (The Continuing Care Community of the Archdiocese of New York)- Need help caring for yourself or someone else, but not sure where to turn with questions about: Housing for seniors and disabled persons, Access to healthcare, Health-related legal and financial issues, Dementia care, Transportation options, Caregiver support groups, Food and nutrition, Volunteer Opportunities. Call ArchCare. We’ll answer. ArchCare Navigation Center-call 855-951-CARE. Care Navigators are there to help you from 8am to 8pm, seven days a week. Help from a Care Navigator is totally free. CATHOLIC SOCIAL WIDOWS AND WIDOWERS GROUP-We are a Catholic Social Widows and Widowers Group. We meet monthly, usually on the fourth Monday of the month, at Church of St Pius X, 91 Secor Rd, Scarsdale to honor our deceased spouses with a Mass at 7 PM in the small chapel off the main church, followed by a social meeting with refreshments. We plan activities and have meals at local area restaurants. We recently had lunch at Sergio's in Valhalla. We welcome all Catholic Widows/Widowers.. For inquiries, call 914-715-5817 or email: cww10583@gmail.com RDC CENTER FOR COUNSELING & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT located at 52 Nor th Broadway in White Plains offers a breadth of affordable counseling services in an inclusive spirit of compas-sion to individuals, couples and families of all ages in an atmosphere of welcome. They are open from 8am – 8pm Monday through Friday and see children and adults. Please visit their website at www.rdccenter.org or call (914) 949-0504 EWTN can be seen in our area on Cablevision – channel 135 (24/7), channel 69 (8pm to 11am); Comcast – channel 68; DISH Network 261;

MONTHLY DIVORCE SUPPORT GROUP St Augustine Parish will have a Monthly Divorce Support Group beginning Tuesday, January 15th. The group will meet the third Tuesday of every month at 7:15 pm in the Back Stage Room of Kenny Hall. Topics will include: dealing with anger, family challenges, annulment process, loneli-ness etc. as well as topics suggested by the group. All who are divorced and or separated are invited to come. Please call 914-834-1220 or email abetkowski@staugustineny.org to register or for questions.

RESIDENTS ENCOUNTER CHRIST (REC) REC is a Catholic evangelizing ministry of priests, deacons, professed religious and lay persons who enter prison to provide 3-day spiritual retreats and to share the saving message of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. The REC teams from this area now cover ten N.Y. State correctional facilities within the Archdio-cese of New York which are located in Dutchess, Westchester, Orange, Ulster and Sullivan Counties. The Catholic chaplains who recognize the positive impact of REC upon the prison population are ask-ing us not only to sustain but also to increase the REC presence at their facilities. REC is faithful to church teachings and very well aligned with the “new evangelization” to which our recent Holy Fa-thers have been calling us. We need to increase the number of lay persons actively involved in REC – particularly in the MEN’s prisons. Please prayerfully consider helping in some way. For more information about REC and ways in which you may be able to help, please call Frank Fitzgerald at (845) 297-3335 or HNJ parishioner, Jim Collins who’s email is JMcollins2@gmail.com CATHOLIC UNDERGROUND – every 2nd Saturday of the month at Our Lady of Fatima Church in Scarsdale, NY beginning at 7pm for young adults and young at heart. Next Date – January 13th. Check out their Facebook for all events - https://www.facebook.com/catholicundergroundcentral ONLINE STATIONS OF THE CROSS—click on http://www.nyfaithformation.org/resources/onlinestations-of-the-cross Some Things to Ponder… 1. You can’t count your hairs. 2. You can’t wash your eyes with soap. 3. You can’t breathe when your tongue is out. Put your tongue back in your mouth, you silly person! Ten Things I Know About You… 1. You are reading this. 2. You are human. 3. You can’t say the letter “P” without separating your lips. 4. You just attempted to do it. 6. You are laughing at yourself. 7. You have a smile on your face, and you skipped number 5. 8. You just checked to see if there is a number 5. 9. You laugh at this because you are a fun-loving person. 10. You are probably going to show this to someone to see if they fall for it

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