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

www.HolyNameofJesus.org

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 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 Joan 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 Steven Soderquist 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 Angelina DiVito, 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

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!

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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

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

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DIVINE MERCY IN MY SOUL (continued) O God of compassion, You alone can justify me and You will never reject me when I, contrite, approach Your Merciful Heart, where no one has ever been refused,

even if he were the greatest sinner (Diary, 1730). [For Your Son assured me:] Sooner would heaven and earth turn into nothingness than would My mercy fail to embrace a trusting soul (Diary, 1777). Jesus, Friend of a lonely heart, You are my haven, You are my peace. You are my salvation, You are my serenity in moments of struggle and amidst an ocean of doubts. You are the bright ray that lights up the path of my life. You are everything to a lonely soul. You understand the soul even though it remains silent. You know our weaknesses and, like a good physician, You comfort and heal, spar-ing us sufferings — expert that You are (Diary, 247). ENCOURAGEMENT This Sunday’s Gospel is our final selection from Mark for this liturgical year. It is taken from the end of Jesus’ teaching in Jerusalem immediately preceding the account of his arrest and passion. In it Jesus gives his disciples hope to sustain them through his passion and death and any persecution or suffering that they would encounter after his resurrection. The words from the book of Daniel also provided hope and encouragement to the people of Daniel’s time. The encouragement in these scriptures is meant for us as well, for none of us will escape tribulation in our lives. Followers of Jesus will be able to endure suffering with joyful hope, knowing that Christ’s love will lead us along the way of discipleship and give us eternal life with God. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.

TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION November is a month of remembrance for the dead, and cemeteries have long been a focus for prayer. Our tradition holds great respect for bodily remains, since the body was created and redeemed by God, was once the “dwelling place of the Holy Spirit,” and has a destiny of life with God in glory. The funeral practices of the early church contrasted greatly with those of the pagans, who had a great dread of the dead body. The ancient Christian funeral liturgy ended with the relatives and friends giving a final kiss to the body. It expressed affection and showed their faith that the grave would not be the last word. This kiss horrified pagans, who thought that any contact with the dead was degrading. Every year on their loved one’s “birthday to life,” the Christians would return to the place of their burial to mark their profound communion with those whose lives were hidden in Christ. Typically, they buried the dead with their faces turned toward the east, symbolizing the rising of the Sun of Justice, Christ, at the end of days. They were attracted to the catacombs or burial grounds just as we are today. They would often celebrate the Eucharist at the tomb. Before long, as soon as Christians were allowed to build places for worship, they relocated cemeteries from beyond the city walls to surround the church. This was not so much because the church made the ground holy, but because the bodies of the saints hallowed the ground on which the church was built, a subtle but beautiful difference.—Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

Thank you for your continued support and

generosity to Our Parish: For Sunday, November 11th Regular Collections: $8,534.00 Regular Collections 2017: 8,206.00 Parish Maintenance 1,805.00 Parishpay 543.00

Saturday, November 17 5:00pm Mary Pasqualone Sunday, November 18 8:00am Betty Larsen Giaccio 10:00am Rose Fama 12:00pm Deceased Members of the Marino & Yusi Families Monday, November 19 7:15am Nelson & Sajith Victoria 9:00am Martin Curanaj Tuesday, November 20 7:15am Jane Zalewski 9:00am James Duffy Wednesday, November 21 7:15am Arthur Shanahan 9:00am Paul Frey Thursday, November 22 7:15am No Mass 9:00am For All The People Friday, November 23 7:15am Dorothy Nethercott 9:00am Genevieve & Joseph Carpentieri Saturday, November 24 9:00am Clara, JR & Terry DeCarlo 5:00pm John Ragusa Sunday, November 25 8:00am Paul Frey 10:00am Brianna Belmont 12:00pm Bob Di Stasio

BAPTISMS are held on the First and Third Sundays of every month at 1:30 pm. To register for a Baptism please call the rectory two months in advance. RCIA: Catechumenate Program-Persons interest-ed in becoming a Catholic or who have not received the sacraments of Communion or Confirmation Deacon Tom will be conducting an RCIA program here at Holy Name please call the rectory. GETTING MARRIED: Please contact the priest as soon as you have an approximate date for your wedding. A year in advance is not too early to see a priest. PARISH COUNCIL: Chair : Br ian Morrow 761-7294

HOLY HOUR will be on Monday, November 19th at 12 noon

THANKSGIVING MASS will be on Thursday November 22nd morning at 9am.and no 7:15am Mass. The Rectory will be closed on Thursday and Friday in observance of Thanksgiving

PANCAKE BREAKFAST will be served on Sunday, November 18th after the 8am and 10am Masses! Plan on joining the Bingo Boys!

Also please support the Valhalla American Legion Post 1038 who will be selling raffle tickets at our Church doors after all the Masses this weekend and next. This is a fundraiser for the American Legion Hall on Legion Drive which is in need of repair due to flood damage . The next Youth Group Meeting is Sunday, November 18th at 6:30pm. The Youth Group is hosting a BLOOD DRIVE on Sunday, November 25th from 8:30am to 2:30pm and sign up is this weekend. Please consider donating a pint of blood to help those who desperately need it! THANKSGIVING ECUMENICAL SERVICE The annual community Interfaith Thanksgiving Service will be held at the Valhalla Methodist Church on Tuesday evening, November 20th, at 7:30 p.m. This gathering of Roman Catholic, Meth-odist, and Muslim congregations celebrates our commitment to interfaith dialogue as we give thanks for the many blessings of faith, family, and commu-nity. An offering will be collected to benefit the Ecumenical Food Pantry in White Plains, and non-perishable food items may be brought as well.

THANKSGIVING FOOD BASKET COLLECTION: Food baskets are being collected this weekend in front of

the gym. Thank you for your generosity. For questions, please call Anthony Amiano at 469-2079 CHRISTMAS ANGELS-CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR FAMILIES IN NEED - Can you help a local family in need this Christmas? A sign up list will be in the front vestibule of the Church during the weekend of November 24th & 25th. An index card for a family will be posted with each person in the family listed with suggested gifts/sizes. Print your name, phone number and email on the chart next to the family of your choice, take the index card, shop for the family and wrap the presents (if possible, include the gift receipt). Put a tag on each present for the intended recipient, e.g. girl - age 5; mom - size S, etc. All gifts are due no later than Monday, December 10th. Br ing the gifts to the Rectory during regular business hours or call/email Gail Morrow (761-7294, gtmorrow@att.net) to arrange a time to meet. Thank you so much for helping others in need this Christmas.

The ROSARY ALTAR SOCIETY is delighted to welcome ten new Rosarians that were installed at the meeting held on

Wednesday, October 24th: Annette Adimari. Dawn Biscardi, Diane Fucale, Angela Giustino, Marcie Husband, Jane Kanning, Cathy Lester, Martha Lindner, Lynette Massaro, Yvonne Massaro. Rita Cestone and Gabrielle Macalintal will be installed at our May 22nd. Thank you to Deacon Tom for conducting a beautiful installation ceremony ROSARY ALTAR BAKE SALE AND BASKET RAFFLE- After all the Masses the weekend, Saturday, December 8th and 9th, the Rosary Altar Society will have their Bake sale, Basket Raffle and Christmas items for sale in the gym and buy some of the delicious goodies baked by the ladies of the Rosary Altar Society MUNCHKINS WITH SANTA –On Sunday, De-cember 9th after the 10am Mass Santa will be here to meet the Children of HNJ. All are invited! Parents bring your camera and snap a picture! Munchkins, apple juice, coffee and tea will be served! WINTER COAT COLLECTION-We will be collecting winter coats in good condition for Men, Women, and Children through the month of No-vember. All coats will be given to those in need at the Don Bosco Center in Port Chester. Please leave all coats in the Social Concerns bins.

SOCIAL CONCERNS

PRAYER SHAWL REQUESTS- Do you know someone who is ill or bereaved, or is feeling the effects of aging and could use a shawl or lap blanket for comfort and warmth? We will be happy to donate one to them. You can also select one for yourself. Please call or email Christine at 761-7243, crosestephens@optimum.net or Maureen at 946-9334, MMCL16@optonline.net to request a shawl or lap blanket. They will be happy to arrange a time to give you one. CHRISTMAS CRAFTS- We will be making Christmas crafts for residents of area nursing homes on Saturday, December 1st, from 12:30-2:30 in the cafeteria. Come join us! This is a great activity for individuals as well as families. No special skills required. The crafts we make will go to residents of approx. 6 local nursing homes. Help us to brighten the day of our elderly friends and neighbors. Please call or email Maureen if interested 946-9334, MMCL16@optonline.netRosary Hill FOOD BANK VOLUNTEERS WANTED- Holy Name has been given a time slot for parishioners to volunteer at the Food Bank in Elmsford. We will be working on Sunday, December 2nd, from 10:30-12:00. Would you like to volunteer? They have giv-en us a limit of 15 people, so the first 15 to call/email will be given the slots. In the past we have sorted canned foods, bagged pasta and fruits, etc. The food we sort will be delivered to some of the over 200 food pantries in Westchester. If interested in volunteering, please call or email Maureen at 946-9334, MMCL16@optonline.net. As always, no short shorts, no tank tops, and closed toe shoes on-ly. Any students who volunteer must be accompa-nied by a parent.

Why does the priest pour water into the wine and put a piece of the bread into the cup? Both actions are very ancient and began as practical necessities, but eventually the necessities disap-peared and were even forgotten.

Later when Christians started to ask what these two gestures meant, they began to interpret the actions symbolically. While these symbols may never have been intended in the beginning, the better ones made sense and became part of our rich tradition.

In the ancient world, the Greeks added water to wine because it was often thick, gritty, and too strong. It was simply good taste to add water to wine before drinking it. The Romans loved all things Greek, so they adopted Greek manners and spread them to the lands they conquered. And even though it was not originally a Jewish custom to add water to wine, it soon became part of the Passover meal itself and, hence, part of our Mass.

As early as the fourth century, catechists explained that the water represented humanity and the wine, divinity. Once you put the water into the wine, it's impossible to take it out again. Because of Jesus, humanity can never again be separated permanently from God. So the custom continues.

The practice of dropping a piece of consecrated bread into the cup may have started because of the ancient Roman custom oithefermentum. Christians in the suburbs could not always travel to Rome for Eucharist. So when the bishop broke the bread be-fore Communion, he would set aside a piece for each missing group. A minister brought this fermen-tum to each place later, where the priest would drop it into the chalice to be swallowed-and most every-one drank from the cup in those days. Thus the bishop's Eucharist "fermented" this celebration. Eventually, the pope also began to set aside a piece for his next celebration. This was called the sacra, and it, too, was added to the chalice to show that this Mass is a continuation of the one before it-the one sacrifice of Christ.

Priests began imitating the pope by breaking off a piece of the bread just consecrated. Some then ex-plained this as a sign of Christ's Resurrection. A body without blood is dead, but when Christ's body is "reunited" with his blood, Christ is risen. This gesture also continues to this day, being preserved probably because it is so ancient a custom. www.uscatholic.org/church/scripture-and-theology

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Nov 17th&18th Thanksgiving Basket Collection Nov 17th Prayer Shawl Blessings Nov 18th Pancake Breakfast Nov 18th CYO Family Mass Nov 18th Youth Group Nov 19th Holy Hour Nov 20th Valhalla Methodist Nov 22nd Thanksgiving Service Nov 24th &25thChristmas Angels Sign up Nov 25th Blood Drive Dec 1st Christmas Crafts Dec 2nd Youth Group Dec 8th Holyday of Obligation Dec 8th & 9th RAS Bake Sale/Basket Raffle

OBERMMERGAU, GERMANY - 2020 Every ten years the village of Oberammergau, Ger-many hosts their stirring rendition of the Passion Play. It seems like a far time off, but it really isn't. The tickets for this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity sell out quickly. Former pastor, Fr. Joseph Blenkle, has been invited to host a pilgrimage from August 4-13, 2020, to Oberammergau and some other beauti-ful sites in Germany and Austria. If you are interest-ed, please contact Peter's Way Tours at 1-800-225-7662 or email peter@petersway.com. Enrollment deadline is December 31, 2018. 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 Naviga-tor 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 recent-ly 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 compassion 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;

FOOD FOR OUR FURRY FRIENDS- Our parishioner, Kathy Ferri, helps run the Hudson Valley Pet Food Pantry located in White Plains. They provide pet food to those going through difficult financial times and are unable to provide for their pets. They could use donations for cats and dogs, wet or dry. For further information call Kathy at 914-473-9551. “Have you suffered from an abortion? Exper ience God’s love and mercy and begin the journey of heal-ing. Please call the Sisters of Life at 866-575-0075 or email at hopeandhealing@sisters oflife.org. For men, Call Theresa Bonopartis at Lumina at 877-586-4621 or email at Lumina@postabortionhelp.org ONLINE STATIONS OF THE CROSS—Please click on http://www.nyfaithformation.org/resources/onlinestations-of-the-cross MEDICARE : Jack Lofaso who held an educational seminar on Medicare made simple here in September for those exploring a possible change in the current coverage during the upcoming Medi-care Annual Enrollment Period (10/15 – 12/07) or thereafter. Contact Jack at 914-230-4517 to schedule your complimentary consultation. TECHNOLOGY WORKSHOP AT WESTLAKE HIGH SCHOOL- Once a month, Westlake High School offers FREE technology workshops for senior citizens (55+) in the community to help them with their cell phones, laptops, tablets or any other technology devices. Each participant is paired 1:1 with a student who personally assists them and answers any questions they may have. It's a great program and very rewarding for all!! The next workshop will be held on Friday, December 14th from 2:30 - 3:30 PM in the Westlake High School Library. To reserve your spot please call and leave a message at 914-769-8311 x1800 or email mknopp@mtplcsd.org. Future dates are January 11th, February 8th, March 8th, April 12th and May 10th.

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