CONFIRMATION CANDIDATES May 24th & 25th

Julia Abreu William Fahey Isabella O’Hara Kylie Adorable Izabella Frazer Olivia Orichiella Jessica Aiello Dylan Frawley Kelly O’Sullivan Melanie Arango David Galleto Ryan Pompei Kevin Alvarez Alexandra Gamez Luke Regan Julianna Basile Jack Giaccio Alexandra Ribuffo Damian Bednarski Michael Giarrantano Caroline Resnick Shannon Breyfogle Cassandra Gutierrez Thomas Rizzi Thomas Byrnes Jack Henry Christopher Rocco Joseph Caglione Neil Hickey Valentina Rodriguez Carolina Campos Anna Rose Houlihan Margarita Rojas Matthew Carroll Jeanne Joof Emily Rooney Kelly Cavanagh Nicholas Kardos Patrick Rymsza Gabriella Cipriano Valerie Kloenne Camilla Santana Salvatore Cortese Anthony Knaus Giovanni Santoro Daniel Cossa Marissa LaValle Kayley Sassano Michael Derasmo Emily Lema Jack Scarpelli Patrick DeSarlo Wendy Lema Kristen Scully Mariela Diaz Sophia Lorenzo Jenna Sta Cruz Brian Dwyer Vitoria Louzada Sydney Sullivan Daniel Dwyer James Lucente Jacqueline Troia Elizabeth Dwyer Francine Manuel Mia Vincini John Earley Brendan McDonough Samantha Waletzky Cassandra Elias Meghan McKiverkin Brandon Woodard Michael Estrada Michael Monteferrante Olivia Woods

SAINT AUGUSTINE CHURCH

MAY 29, 2016

The Cruise is doing very well. If you are thinking about joining me and other members on this exciting cruise, please don’t wait to sign up. The sooner you sign up, the better the location of your room. Call Regina for enrollment forms and more information.

COME SAIL with US in JANUARY 2017

Saint Augustine Catholic Church & Father Bill Join us for a Cruise to the Caribbean

Don’t miss as we sail aboard Norwegian Cruise Line’s Norwegian Gem Sailing Sunday, January 8th through Wednesday, January 18th, 2017

Embark New York; 3 days at sea San Juan (Puerto Rico); Saint Thomas (US Virgin Islands);

Philipsburg (Saint Maarten); Tortola (British Virgin Islands) 2 days at sea return trip

Inside Stateroom Double Occupancy $1,008 Ocean View Stateroom Double Occupancy $1,358 Ocean View Stateroom with Balcony Double Occupancy $1,583

For more information, please call the parish office at 634-3641

Talented Artists

There are many gifted and talented people in our parish community. Recently we discovered that there are three artists in the parish. We thought that it would be a good idea for these three artists

(two women and one man) to display some of their paintings on Sunday June 12th after all Sunday Masses. These paintings will also be available for purchase.

STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL ~ JUNE 12th Along with our Art Show, please come and join us for a sample of strawberries and ice-cream, strawberry shortcake & strawberry crepes.

After the 12pm Mass *****

Come join us for a “farm-tastic” week at Barnyard Roundup VBS, where children will learn through Bible lessons, games

and snacks. During our daily Roundup, campers will discover how Jesus cares, provides, leads, forgives and that

He is our Savior!

Monday August 8th to Friday August 12th 2016 9 AM – 12 PM

Age 3 (must be toilet trained) through 4th Grade Registration forms are available at the St. Augustine Parish Office, the Church

Gathering Space & the parish website @ www.staugustinenewcity.org.

CHURCH of SAINT AUGUSTINE SUMMER 2016

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL

In memory of Trudy Just

Requested by Lou & Lucy Perutti

In memory of Loretta O’Sullivan

Requested by O’Sullivan Family

WANTED: A FEW GOOD SERVANTS OF THE LORD Have you ever considered participating more actively in the sacramental life of our parish? We are currently recruiting new Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion. Please email Deacon Jim at jimsuchy@aol.com or leave a message for him at the Church Office 634-3641 if you are interested or

need more information. Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion assist the ordained clergy with the distribution of Holy Communion and Precious Blood as well as ministering to the home-

bound. Training will take place in June.

WEEK in ADVANCE

Monday, May 30th • Memorial Day ~ Office Closed

Mass is at 9:00am • BLD Clrm 7 ~ 7:30 to 10:00pm

Tuesday, May 31st

Wednesday, June 1st

• Church Basement ~ Boy Scouts 6:00pm

Thursday, June 2nd • BLD Church Clrm 7 ~ 7:30 to 10:00pm

Friday, June 3rd

• Gym ~ Bingo 7:15pm • Church BLD ~ 7:30 to 10:00pm • BLD Clrm 7 ~ 10:00 to 11:00pm

Saturday, June 4th

• BLD Clrm 7 ~ 11:30am to 4:30pm • Troop 79 Garage Sale 8:00am to 3:00pm

2 small parking lots • GYM Santa Cruzan all day

• Church Basement ~ Girl Scouts Dance 6:30 to 9:00pm

Sunday, June 5th

• Hospice outside church, Flower, Vegetables and Herbs Sale all Masses

• Church Basement ~ K of C 6:30am to 11:30am

Elena Conte, Marilyn Ryan,

Karen Guarascio, Michael Dutkoski,

Alice O’Neill, Leticia Bravo, Please remember these and the names men-

tioned in the prayer of the faithful in your own private prayers in your home during the week. Prayers are the powerful tools of the Lord in healing and we hope that this will allow us to more consciously remember our sick, infirm,

and elderly brothers and sisters in Christ. A reminder – For anyone who is sick, their name will be announced from the pulpit for

four weeks and printed in the bulletin for four weeks following that. We ask that you let us

know if the person’s name should be removed from either the pulpit announcement or from

being printed in the bulletin.

MINISTRIES & ORGANIZATIONS 2016 ADULT FAITH FORMATION ............................ Ed Paderon, 639-5087 ALTAR SERVERS & RCIA .................... Deacon Jim Suchy, 634-3641 ALTAR LINEN SOCIETY……………………..Mary Downey, 634-0458 BEREAVEMENT ......................................... Mary Ann Prior, 634-5861 BIBLE STUDY GROUP ................................ Barbara Wood, 634-2215 BINGO CHAIRMAN .................................... Joseph Agnello, 548-8071 BLD FAITH COMMUNITY .................... Eric Macalintal, 914-419-2916 BOY SCOUTS, SCOUTMASTER .......... Michael Davidson, 222-2870 BOY & CUB SCOUTS REP ................................ John Kelly, 721-8592 BOY SCOUTS, COMM. CHAIR ............ Matt Feidberg 914-263-8767 CALENDAR COORDINATOR ............................. Bill Galvin, 634-8450 CATHOLIC BIG SISTERS .......................... Fran Amendola, 634-6130 CHARISMATIC PRAYER GROUP .................... Joan Smith, 634-7260 CHURCH DECORATING GROUP ............. Judy McCready, 634-9070 CUB SCOUTS PACK 79 .................................... John Kelly, 721-8592 CYO BASKETBALL COORD .............. Dan O’Sullivan, 914- 260-6550 EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS COORD. .. Deacon Jim Suchy, 634-3641 FOOD PANTRY ............................................ Gerry Kelleher, 634-6749 GRAND KNIGHT, K. OF C. ..................... Larry Abbamonte, 634-3509 GREETERS MINISTRY .................................... Anne Fallon, 638-1443 HOLY NAME SOCIETY, PRES. .................. Thomas Lyden, 634-0463 HOMEBOUND EUCHARISTIC MIN. ................. Joan Smith, 634-7260 HOSPITALITY ............................................ Elaine Conover, 826-0606 LECTORS COORDINATOR Deacon Jim Suchy, 634,3641 MUSIC MINISTRY AND CHOIR ......... Joy Vanadio, vanad1@aol.com PARISH COUNCIL, PRES. ........................... Arlene Melillo, 634-3882 RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation Adults) Deacon Jim Suchy, 634-3641 RELIGIOUS ED. DIRECTOR .................... Rowena Hoblin, 634-8462 ROSARY SOCIETY .................................... Judy McCready, 634-9070 SMALL FAITH SHARING Elaine Conover, 826-0606 SOCIAL ACTION COMMITTEE ....................... Peter Palko, 638-0965 ST. VINCENT de PAUL ....................................... Father Bill, 634-3641 USHERS…………………………….. Deacon Sam Mobarek, 638-6155 R.C. WIDOWS/WIDOWERS GROUP ...... Frank Ferracane, 429-4824

CALENDAR ~ SEPTEMBER 2016 ~ JUNE 2017 Once again, it is time to start preparing our calendar

for September. We are asking the leaders of all organizations/committees to put together their

schedule. This schedule is for the Church, church basement, parish center etc. Please email the parish

office at staug@optonline.net. The deadline is June 17th.

Remember that holydays, holidays and Religious Education activities take precedence over all other events. Our facilities are so well used that there is not much room unless we plan ahead of time for

everyone's benefit. Thank you for your cooperation! ASOLUTELY, NO DATES WILL BE TAKEN

OVER THE PHONE!

Saturday, May 28th ~ Vigil Mass 5:00 PM Florence & Anthony Ivancich Sunday, May 29TH, Corpus Christi 7:30 AM Harriet McDonnell 9:00 AM Brian Scanlan 10:30 AM For the Parishioners of St. Augustine 12:00 PM Libera Mazzella Monday, May 30th, Memorial Day 9:00 AM Andre Pham & Maria Nguyn Tuesday, May 31st, Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary 6:30 AM Maria Dos Anjos 9:00 AM Maura & Vincent Corcoran Wednesday, June 1st, Saint Justin 6:30 AM Dorothy Buonocore ~ Happy 90th Birthday 9:00 AM Patrick McNamara Thursday, June 2nd, Weekday 6:30 AM Charles Santana 9:00 AM Daniel Martone Friday, June 3rd, First Friday/Most Sacred Heart of Jesus 6:30 AM John A. Palmeri ~ 49th Anniversary 9:00 AM Harriet McDonell Saturday, June 4th, First Saturday 9:00 AM Anthony Raimone 5:00 PM Vigil Mass ~ Maria & Edward DeSibio Sunday, June 5th, 10th Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30 AM Joseph, Anna & George Cavanagh & William & Josie Clark 9:00 AM Bridget & Daniel McKenna 10:30 AM For all Parishioners of Saint Augustine 12:00 PM Frank Sblendorio, Jr.

May 15, 2016 $15,256 May 17, 2015 $14,431

103 families using Parish Pay

2765 registered families 1039 families receive envelopes

290 envelopes used this week

CORPUS CHRISTI The Feast of Corpus Christi,

also known as Corpus Domini, is a Latin Rite liturgical solem-

nity celebrating the tradition and belief in the body and blood

of Jesus Christ and his Real Presence in the Eucharist. It

emphasizes the joy of the insti-tution of the Eucharist, which was observed on

Maundy Thursday in the somber atmosphere of the nearness of Good Friday.

MEMORIAL DAY

Memorial Day is a federal holi-day in the United States for

remembering the people who died while serving in the coun-try's armed forces. The holiday,

which is observed every year on the last Monday of May, originated as Decora-

tion Day after the American Civil War in 1868, when the Grand Army of the Republic, an organiza-tion of Union veterans founded in Decatur, Illinois,

established it as a time for the nation to decorate the graves of the war dead with flowers. By the 20th

century, competing Union and Confederate holiday traditions, celebrated on different days, had merged, and Memorial Day eventually extended to honor all Americans who died while in the military service. It

typically marks the start of the summer vacation season, while Labor Day marks its end.

VISITATION

The Visitation is the visit of Mary with Elizabeth. Mary visits her relative Elizabeth; they are

both pregnant. Mary is pregnant with Jesus and Elizabeth is preg-nant with John the Baptist. Mary left Nazareth immediately after

the Annunciation and went "into the hill country...into a city of

Judah" (Luke 1:39) to attend to her cousin. Eliza-beth was in the sixth month before Mary came. Mary stayed three months until John was born.

SACRED HEART OF JESUS The devotion to the Sacred Heart (also known as the Most Sacred

Heart of Jesus, is one of the most widely practiced and well-known

Roman Catholic devotions, taking Jesus Christ's physical

heart as the representation of His divine love for humanity.

Liturgical Ministers for June 4th & 5th Celebrant EME Lector Altar Servers

Saturday, 5:00pm Father Bill

Campbell Haggerty Monaghan DeSibio Bruno Deacon Jim

Christie

Valentina Rodriguez AJ Rodriguez Stefania Giglio Carlos Duluc Juan Duy

Sunday, 7:30am Msgr. John

Giraldo Deacon Sam

Wood Kris Valde Faylin McCormack Kiera McCormack

Sunday, 9:00am Father Bill

Pearson Tarigo Lyden Smith M. Mobarek Deacon Sam

Ryan Wm. Quinlan John Quinlan Victoria Henry Miguel Alvarez

Sunday,10:30am Msgr. John

J. Beckley Toal Forgione Pfaff Lynch Santiesteban

W. Beckley

Steven Thomas Jeanne Joof Gabby Parness

Sunday,12:00pm Father Bill

Urzi Paccione Sobieraj Abraham Conover Deacon Jim

Reck Neethu Thotttakara Justin Paul Shon Anthony

Greeter

Carroll Treger

Rice

C. Nassivera J. Nassivera

DiMauro Grahn

Amendola Fredericks

FREE ENGLISH CLASSES Open to beginner, intermediate, and

advanced students. All nationalities are welcome!

For registration or more informa-tion, please call Janette

at 845-461-4640

Classes begin the first week of June 2016 Location:

Saint Augustine School, Main Street, New City, New York

Monday & Wednesday 8:00 to 9:00pm Sponsored by St. Augustine Parish

SUNDAY, JUNE 5 LAST BREAKFAST

BEFORE THE SUMMER BREAK

Adults $7 Children $5, Kiddies free. Supplies must go,

come eat and Support Us To Help Others!

Every Friday evening in the school gym

Doors open at 5:30pm BINGO begins at 7:15pm For more info, call Joe Agnello

at 548-8071

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