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PARISH STAFF

Parish Secretary/Bulletin Editor, Mary Ellen Modico Parish Staff Assistant, Rosemarie Briganti Parish Custodians, Joseph Napolitano, Jerry O’Shaughnessy

Religious Ed. Secretary, Ivana Gomez Religious Ed. Staff Assistant, Jim Arena Religious Ed. Registrar, Martina Norris

POPULAR DEVOTIONSEucharistic Adoration Monday-Friday, Our Lady Memorial Chapel, 12:00-3PM FFirst Friday, 12:00-6:00PM FFirst Saturday, 9:30-10:30AM DDivine Mercy Chaplet, Monday-Friday, 3PM

Novenas, following 9:00AM Mass MMonday, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Parish Patroness TThursday, Miraculous Medal Recitation of the Rosary, Our Lady Memorial Chapel, after 9:00 Masses, daily

CELEBRATION OF THE SACRAMENTS Baptism/Becoming a Catholic Adults (RCIA): call the rectory for information Infants: Parent Instructions, 2nd Saturday, 11:00am Celebrations: 1st, 2nd, 3rd Sun., 1:30; 4th Sat, Noon Reconciliation (Confession) Sat. 4-5:30PM; TThurs. 9:30AM; 115 Minutes Before Sunday Masses; OOther times: upon request. Marriage The Sacrament of Matrimony requires specific preparation. Contact a priest aat least 6 months before the planned cere- mony. Archdiocesan marriage instruction is mandatory.

Anointing of the Sick/Holy Communion for the Homebound Contact a priest for ministry to the sick and aged at home or at a local healthcare facility. Upon request, Holy Communion will be brought to aany Catholic who is seriously ill or homebound. Confirmation Baptized adults who have never received First Communion and/or Confirmation should contact a priest to complete their Christian Initiation through the R.C.I.A. process. Holy Orders/Religious Vocations The clergy are happy to discuss the prospect of a vocation to the priesthood, diaconate or religious life.

Seton’s Men’s Ministry All men are welcome to join us any Saturday morning in Our Lady’s Memorial Chapel from 7:00 to 8:30AM for fellowship, prayer, and to discuss that Sunday’s Gospel reading. Please see Fr. Quarato for more information.

Widowed-Separated-Divorced Divorced, widowed and separated men and women are in-vited on the weekend of April 6-8 to a Beginning Experience of hope and healing (a weekend designed for those who wish to let go of the painful past and create a more peace-filled future) at the St. Lawrence Retreat Center, Beacon, NY. Cost is $295, which includes private room and bath, and meals. For information or reservations, please call Janice, 845-490-7466 or Phyllis, 914-261-5812.

For Grieving Parents The Emmaus Ministry is a unique, faith-based program providing spiritual retreats for grieving parents offered by grieving parents. They are offering a retreat on Saturday, February 24, 2018 at the Church of the Magdalene, Tarrytown from 9:30am-7:30pm. To register visit www.emfgp.org/2018-archny or con-tact Sue DiSisto, 646-794-3191.

New Date! Parish Council

The next Parish Council meeting will be Monday, March 5th at 7:30PM in the Holland Room. If you can’t be present, please contact the rectory. Parishioners are welcome to attend.

2nd & 4th Saturdays Seton Youth Ministry

The Youth Ministry will meet next Saturday, Feb. 24th at 6:30pm in the gym. For more information, please contact Fr. Adolfo Novio, 914-528-3547 or email frno-vio@bestweb.net. Like us on Facebook!

Third Sunday Food Pantry Sunday

Donations are being collected in our auditorium for the Community Pantry at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church this weekend. Thank you for your continuing support of this local interfaith outreach; it’s a life saver!

REMINDER FOR 8:00 MASS-GOERS! February 25th, Sunday morning’s Religious Ed classes begin with the 8:00 AM Mass; so it is very important that students be in the auditorium by 7:45 AM. If they are brought after Mass begins, they are to sit with their parents for the Mass�

Parish Musicians On Saturday, March 3rd from 10am-3pm, join fellow music directors, adult choir members, cantors and instrumentalists at Maryknoll Seminary (Ossining) for a presentation by Fr. Joel Warden, c.o.. Registration fee is $15 (to defray the cost of lunch). More info and registration: nyliturgy.org/workshops.

THE 2018 CAMPAIGN HAS BEGUN! GOAL: $119,000.00

PLEDGE TO DATE: $12,130.00 PARTICIPATION: 66 GIFTS Thank you for your support!

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Select FEBRUARY Events Mon, Feb 19 President’s Day-Rectory Closed Sat-Wed Feb 24-28 Parish Mission 2nd Collections: Peter’s Pence, Missalettes, Emergency Mainte-nance Fund

WEEKLY MEMORIALS (3) The Sanctuary Lamp, indicating the Real Presence, burns in memory of Sr. Edmund McGourty. The Sacramental Bread and Wine were donated in memory of Sr. Edmund McGourty.

PRAY FOR OUR DECEASED Nancy McKoy, Nicole Alvino,

Camille Cristofero, Delores Ucci, Miguela Muncada

���������������We would like to extend a warm welcome to all of our visi-tors worshipping with us today. We are happy to have you with us. And, we hope that you are inspired by our parish family at prayer, and that all of our visitors will come worship with us again soon. May God Bless You and Keep You!

MASS INTENTIONS 5:30 Charles Zsiday Sun Feb 18 First Sunday of Lent 7:00 People of Seton Parish 8:00 Marina Scarlato (Living) 9:30 Concetta & Thomas Falvo, Jr. 11:00 Sr. Edmund McGourty 12:30 Brad Lewis, Sr. Mon Feb 19 Lenten Weekday/President’s Day 7:00 Sr. Edmund McGourty 9:00 Arthur Bortz Tue Feb 20 Lenten Weekday 7:00 Sebastian Gruppuso 9:00 Richard & Myra Adamski Wed Feb 21 Lenten Weekday/St. Peter Damian, Bishop & Church Doctor 7:00 Peter Esposito 9:00 Victor B. Coster, Sr. & Victor B. Coster, Jr. Thu Feb 22 The Chair of St. Peter the Apostle 7:00 Michael Laino 9:00 Stephen Kelleher Fri Feb 23 Lenten Weekday/St. Polycarp, Bishop & Martyr 7:00 Dec’d Mbrs Moschetta & Bombace Families 9:00 Robert Kepler 7:00 Anthony Kulp Sat Feb 24 Lenten Weekday 9:00 Joseph Rufo 5:30 Paul Oswald Sun Feb 25 Second Sunday of Lent 7:00 Carmela Moravec 8:00 People of Seton Parish 9:30 Thomas E. Dalton 11:00 Brendan Kelly 12:30 Albert Roberti

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PRAY FOR OUR SICK As is our custom, a person’s name will appear for four weeks, after which it will be removed unless we hear from the family. Kelsey Berger, Bev Bosley, Anthony Celio, Josephine Conklin, Ed-ward DiCaprio, Edwin Dudenhoeffer, Linda Dwyer, Madison Frost, Marie Gillespie, Thomas Kemple, Wayne Koshofer, Eileen Kos-tecke, Anthony Marino, Louise Mirel, Lee Meyerholz, Loraine Mo-nastra, Katharine Pacensa, Lt. Victor Prato, Joel Rivera, Marian Rug-giero, Marguerite Thiemann, Lisa Valle, Gina Zanini

Parish Book Club We meet today, Feb. 18th at 2pm in the Chapel.

Lenten Masses & Stations of the Cross

As has been our custom, there is an additional Mass celebrated during the Lenten season on FRIDAYS at 7:00 PM, followed by the Stations of the Cross. Please come and make use of the Eucharist to strengthen your faith.

40 Days For Life From February 14 through March 25, you’re invited to join oth-er Christians for 40 Days for Life – 40 days of prayer and fasting for an end to abortion. You’re also invited to stand and peace-fully pray during a 40-day vigil in the public right-of-way outside the Planned Parenthood Center at 175 Tarrytown Road in White Plains (Greenburgh) and to help spread the word about this important community outreach. If you’d like more infor-mation, please contact Gerald Yeung at (914) 837-7008 or bro-ger8@gmail.com, or visit 40daysforlife.com/white-plains, or Jackie Engelhart (914) 245 - 9391, who can give a ride most Sat-urdays during the Campaign, directly after the 9 am Mass.

Make a Special Lenten Commitment Commit to 1 hour a week adoring Christ in Our Lady’s Chapel. Thank Christ for His sacrifice on Calvary and you will receive abundant grace and peace- weekdays from noon till 3PM. In-terested in learning more, call Alex, 845-548-5873.

Presidents Day Happy Holiday!

As a result of the 1971’s Uniform Monday Holiday Act, Presi-dent’s Day, originally honoring George Washington, is a holiday meant to honor all US presidents. As with all Feder-al Holidays, on Monday the rectory office is closed and noonday Adoration is cancelled.

Christmas Collections Thank you for your generous donations for our Christmas Collection and for the Christmas Flower Collection, which helped to defray the costs for the beautiful plants that adorned our altar. Christmas Collection $70,761.37 Christmas Flowers $ 5,985.00 Flower Expense $ 3,428.33

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Next Weekend Second Collection: Seton

Feb. 24th/25th: Emergency Maintenance Fund

Seton’s 2018 Pilgrimage JUNE 11th – 21st

Join Fr. Quarato and Fr. Martin on a 11-day Catholic Pilgrim-age Tour to the Czech Republic, Poland & Austria, including: Prague (Infant Jesus Shrine & St. Vitus Cathedral), Svata Ho-ra (Holy Mountain of the Virgin Mary), Krakow, Wadowice (Pope Saint John Paul II), Czestochowa (the Black Madonna), Lagiewniki (Divine Mercy), Vienna, the Melk Abbey, Mari-azell (Marian Shrine) & more! June 11 – 21, 2018. $3,695 all-inclusive from New York (JFK) / $595 single supplement, includes city center 4*+ hotels, air, all breakfasts, eight din-ners and all fees and tips. Daily Mass. Please direct questions to Alex Winogradoff: awinogra@gmail.com or 845-526-4495. To register, pick up a brochure in the church lobby or rectory office or contact: Pilgrimage Tours, 1766 Scher-ersville Road, Allentown, PA 18104. 1-800-278-1351. E-mail: PilgrimageTours@aol.com.

Monthly Prayer Intentions of Pope Francis The Holy Father asks the people of the world to pray with him for the following during February: Universal: Say “No” to Corruption. That those who have material, political or spiritual power may resist any lure of cor-ruption.

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COLD/FLU SEASON – SOME PRECAUTIONS! In order to ensure the health and well-being of all, some precautions are advisable. If you are sick or showing symptoms of a cold/flu, please remain at home for your own well-being and for the well-being of others in our parish family. There is no obligation to attend Mass if you are ill. Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion are to use the available hand sanitizer before entering the sanctuary to assist in the distribution of Holy Commun-ion. As a general rule, close contact with others is best avoided. At the sign of peace, consider a kind word, a bow, nod or a wave instead of shaking hands. Hand shak-ing is not required. Avoiding close contact with others will go a long way in helping prevent the spread of the common cold/flu. Thank you for your cooperation!

HOLD THE DATE Friday evening, MAY 4, 2018

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton School – Penny Social/Silent Auction Watch the bulletin for more information.

Cardinal’s Appeal & Renew+Rebuild Over the last year we have been engaged in our capital cam-paign Renew+Rebuild. As a result of our fundraising efforts for this capital campaign, our 2017 Annual Cardinal’s Stewardship Appeal goal was included in our Renew+Rebuild goal. This means that as payments are made on Renew+Rebuild pledges, our 2017 Annual Cardinal’s Stewardship Appeal will be paid first before we begin to get funds to pay for our projects like AC in the Auditorium/Gym and the repurposing of the convent into a new Parish Center. This is why it is so important that all those who regularly contribute to the Annual Cardinal’s Stewardship Appeal make a pledge to Renew+Rebuild. At this time the 2018 Annual Cardinal’s Stewardship Appeal begins. Many of you have or will soon receive a letter from Cardinal Dolan asking for your support of the 2018 Ap-peal. The 2018 Annual Cardinal’s Stewardship Appeal will run as usual. This goal is not included in our Renew+Rebuild goal. As always, we appreciate your generosity.

Lenten Lecture Series Beginning Feb. 20th, St. John the Evangelist Church, Ma-hopac is offering a five-week Lenten Lecture Series on Tues-day mornings at 9:30 a.m. following their 9:00 a.m. Mass in the Msgr. Powers room in Our Lady Queen of Angels Chap-el. Feb. 20th lecture is “Our Call to Discipleship: Being with Jesus” by Fr. James Villa, O.F.M., D.Min

Kennedy Catholic HS Play Join Kennedy Catholic High School, Somers, for their pro-duction of “The Addams Family.” Shows are Thursday, March 1st at 7:00pm; Friday, March 2nd at 7:00pm; Saturday, March 3rd at 7:00pm; and Sunday, March 4th at 3:00pm. Advance purchase, all seats, $15. Sunday brunch package is $40pp (advanced sales only-not available at the door or day of play), beginning with Mass at 12:30pm, followed by brunch at 1:15pm and then the show at 3:00pm. To purchase tick-ets: www.KennedyCatholic.org/Spring-Musical/. For more information, call 914-232-5061 Ext. 121, or email, play-ers@kennedycatholic.org.

Midnight Run We will have an organization meeting this Tuesday, Febru-ary 20th, at 7:30PM in the Holland Room to prepare for the March 16th Run. Anyone interesting in helping or learn-ing more about the Run is welcome. Those who can’t go on the Run can help in other ways. Thank you for all that you do for the homeless. Questions: Eileen Kulp 914-391-5418.

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It’s never too late. In Lent, we should look ahead rather than back. Though time is too precious to waste, it must never be thought that what was lost is irretrievable. Once the Divine is introduced, then comes the opportunity to make up for losses. GOD IS THE GOD OF THE SEC-OND CHANCE. Peter denied, but he had the second chance in which to become as solid as a rock. There really is such a thing as a “second birth.” Being born again means that all that went before is not held against us. The thief on the right side of the Lord on Calvary wasted a human life, but in accepting pardon won eternal life.

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BULLETIN SPOTLIGHT

This week, Seton Parish highlights St. Elizabeth Ann Seton School and Kc’s LuLaroe Boutique whose advertisements at the rear of our bulletin, along with nearly 100 other local businesses, make possi-ble the printing of this parish bulletin by the John Patrick Publishing Company, 52 weeks a year. When the need arises, please pat-ronize our advertisers.

Be In-FORMED We hope you are enjoying the free parish subscription to www.formed.org, which gives you access to quality Catholic online programs, movies, audios, and books. Simply register with parish code TWY2GF and enjoy. This week we re-member Blesseds Francisco & Jacinta Marto. Watch: Finding Fatima, The 13th Day, or The Day the Sun Danced: The True Story of Fatima. On the 22nd is the Feast of the Chair of St. Peter, Apostle. Study: Lectio: Peter or watch: Saint Peter, or Keys of the Kingdom: Understanding the Papacy.

A Note about Becoming Sponsors For Baptism and Confirmation

It is a great honor to be asked to be a sponsor for Baptism or Confirmation. The role of a “godparent” is to be an “other parent” in matters of our holy Faith. That is why sponsors must be practicing Catholics, 16 years of age or older (14 years old in the Archdiocese of New York), having received Catholic Confirmation and currently living a good Christian moral life. If the sponsor is married, that person must be in a valid Catholic Church marriage. One sponsor is required for Confirmation. It is customary to have two for Baptism, in which case one must be male and the other female. Parents may not be sponsors. A baptized non-Catholic may replace the second Baptism sponsor as a Christian witness. Non-Christians may not be Sponsors. Former Catholics may not be sponsors. A nominated sponsor is asked to get certification from his/her current parish. This is a declaration by a priest/deacon that the individual is qualified to be a sponsor according to Church Law. To be so certified, the individual must be a current parishioner of the particular parish where the certification is being sought, and be known to the priest/deacon as being a faithful practicing Cath-olic, attending Mass there weekly. Those away at college or graduate school or in the military should seek certification from their campus ministries or chaplains. Unfortunately, at times, family members or friends are cho-sen to be sponsors with good intentions, but are found to be ineligible according to Church Law. Also, more and more, people seem to think that they are still “parishioners” of their childhood parish, where they attended school or re-ceived sacraments years ago, while no longer living in the area or attending Mass there regularly. It is important for all individuals to be active members of their local Catholic faith communities. Here, at Seton, Certificates of Sponsorship are given by the pastor to registered members of the parish who are practicing Catholics, and who meet the above criteria. Please see the pastor after Mass on Saturday evening or Sunday to inquire about getting a certificate.

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DECEASED PARISHIONERS Parishioners who “passed from this life to the next” during the week of February 17th in previous years: Olga M. Ka-ziesko, Francis McElroy, Ronald Walter, Edward Joseph Franze, Elizabeth C. Toher, John P. McCarthy, Joseph Sca-furi, Mary Gaughan, Florence Arpino, Mary Mesisco, Tere-sa Ann Krasko, Millie Mallia, Nancy Giasi, Joseph J. Meslener, Robert Francis Noll, Lawrence Reo, Mary G. Molloy, Richard E. Ferro, Agnes McIntyre, Caroline Napo-li, Myra Adamski, Emerson Kalbfell, Rose A. Salvador, Margaret Sarno, Janet Davitt, Michael Garramone, Car-mela Mulè, Severina Ferrante, Evelyn Kovacs, Ronald Kali-nowski, Mario J. Vittoria, Nicholas Santucci, Michael Greelish, Charles J. Cheron, Michael Salvagino, Harold J. Schmitt, Evelyn Huber-Clarkson, Anna McHale, Beryl Hal-liburton, Michael Shamoun, Linda Frisiello, Edna Malchow ����������� �������� �����

Join the Credo community at St. Patrick's Church in Yorktown as we explore our Catholic faith and how we can apply the Gospel to our own lives! Each month we delve into a different facet of what it means to be a follower of Christ through fun and thought-provoking discussions and activities meant to in-spire us to fulfill our true calling as children of God. We meet on the 3rd Friday of every month at 7PM in the Family Educa-tion Center, Rm. 101. All young adults ages 18-35 are wel-come! For more info, please contact Michael Saccomanno at: 914-523-7132 OR CredoYoungAdults@gmail.com

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Shortly we will begin training sessions for Lectors and Ex-traordinary Ministers of Holy Communion at Mass and to the Homebound. What’s expected? A candidate must be Catholic at least 14 years of age to become a Lector / 18 years of age to become a Eucharistic Minister, having re-ceived First Holy Communion and Confirmation. The candi-date must be leading a life of faith in keeping with the func-tion to be assumed, not bound by any canonical penalty legit-imately imposed or declared, be reverential, respectful of her faith, and of good moral character; and if married, be in a valid marriage according to the law of the Catholic Church. Lectors should possess the necessary ability and talents to proclaim the Word of God in a clear, dignified, and effective manner. Extraordinary Ministers who will bring Holy Com-munion to the sick should be able to minister to the sick in a compassionate, prayerful, and sensitive way. They should possess psychological maturity and the ability to keep confi-dences, not discussing indiscriminately the condition of pa-tients or their homes. If you are interested in any of these ministries, please call the rectory. Questions? Please see Fr. Quarato. Working together to serve the Seton Family.

February 24 – 28, Saturday & Sunday all Masses

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 9:30AM & 7:00PM

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