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Notre Dame R.C. Church

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Rectory E-mail: [email protected]

Rectory Hours: Monday - Friday

9AM to 8PM Saturday 9AM to 4PM Sunday 9AM-12PM

Rev. Joseph Scolaro

Pastor

Rev. Dr. Joseph Mappilamattel Associate Pastor

Deacons

Deacon Frank Kurre Deacon Thomas Lemme

In Residence

Rev. John J. Denniston

Assistant Priests Rev. Msgr. Charles Fink

Rev. German Villabon, OSA

Pastoral Staff: Joanne Fitzgerald, Religious Education Caryn Flores Durkin, School Principal Domenica Farishian, Social Ministry Josephine Sanges, Music Director Michelle Chin, Youth Ministry Rectory: 45 Mayfair Road, New Hyde Park, NY 11040 (516) 352-7203 - Fax (516) 326-7988 Religious Ed Office: 25 Mayfair Road, New Hyde Park, NY 11040 (516) 437-5604 Social Ministry Office: 1 Aberdeen Rd., New Hyde Park, NY 11040 (516) 326-3403 Youth Ministry Office: 1 Aberdeen Rd. New Hyde Park, NY 11040 (516) 326-3401 Notre Dame School: 25 Mayfair Road, New Hyde Park, NY 11040 (516) 354-5618 - Fax (516) 354-5373

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We Are a Welcoming Community BAPTISMS - The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated on the First and Third Sundays of the month at 1:30 pm. Attendance at the Parish Baptism Preparation Program is required for all first time parents. The Baptism Preparation Program is held on the Second Tuesday Night of the month from 7:30-9:00 pm. Parents should contact the rectory before the birth of a child to allow adequate time for interviews, parish registration and Baptism Preparation Program attendance. RCIA - Our church welcomes new adult members through a process called RCIA or Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults. If you or someone you know is interested in becoming a Catholic or completing their entrance into our church through Baptism, Confirmation or Holy Eucharist, please call the rectory.

We Are A Celebrating Community MARRIAGES - should be arranged at least six months in ad-vance of the wedding date. Please phone the rectory and make an appointment to speak with one of the priests. This should be done prior to making any other arrangements .

We Are A Healing Community SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION - Saturdays 3:45 - 4:45. After daily Masses, 8:30 am, 12:05 pm. Confessions will also be heard at any reasonable time upon request.

Anointing Of The Sick-

The priests of the parish are always available for the anointing of the sick. Please call the rectory if you or someone in your family are seriously ill and would like to celebrate this sacra-ment. THE SACRAMENT IS AVAILABLE EACH SATUR-DAY MORNING AT THE 8:30 am MASS FOR THOSE WHO ARE ENTERING THE HOSPITAL THE COMING WEEK. Please inform the Celebrant of the Mass before Mass begins.

Mission Statement We, the parish family of Notre Dame, under the patronage of our Blessed Mother, proclaim our belief in the message and mission of Jesus Christ. Guided by the Holy Spirit and centered in The Eucharist and in God’s Word, we seek to build through our liturgical, educational and social ministries a welcoming community of love and mutual respect where all, from the youngest to the oldest, can grow in relationship with Jesus and one another. Recognizing our unique gifts, we challenge each other by the

Christ.

We Are a Eucharistic Community Mass Schedule: There will be no 12:05 Mass on Memorial Day and July 4 (if it falls on a weekday) and Labor Day Saturdays 8:30 AM, 5:00 PM Sundays 7:00, 9:00, 10:30, 12:00 Noon 5:30 PM, 7:00 PM (Spanish Mass) Weekday 8:30 AM & 12:05 PM Holy Days To Be Announced Adoration: Mondays 12:30 to 8pm First Friday: 7:00 pm

Prayers Requested

for those Serving in

the Military

Let us continue to pray for peace. Let us also pray for all those serving in the mili-tary. With special care we pray especially for the following: Sgt. Matthew Laserinko, US Army; Major William J. Robesch, USAF; Major Jim Krische (Chaplain); CTT 2 Paul Edwin Dyjak US Navy; Chief Petty Of-ficer Steven R. Lont US Navy; Staff Sergeant Ryan L. Healy USMC; Corp. Jason J. Healy USMC; Cap-tain Rory D. Kent, USMC; Major Adam Travis, USAF; Ensign Richard S. Sturman, US Navy; Major Rory Quinn, USMC; Staff Sergeant Stephen D’An-gelo, USMC; Spec. Christopher Lang, U.S. Army Reserve; Sgt. Kevin Prato, US Army; 1st Lt. Gregory Gowrie, US Army; Lt. James Christman, USNR, Ar-my Nat. Guard; 2nd Lt. Albert Medina 3rd, USMC; Capt. John Ianno, US Army; PVT. Scott J. Cassidy, US Army; Sgt. Scott Ianno, US Army; Commander Susanne M. McNinch, US Navy; Seaman Michael Calonita, US Navy; Pvt. Michael Laserinko, US Ar-my; Carlos Libreros Alarcon, US Navy; Rony Zavier; Major Michael Scioletti, US Army; 1st Lt. Timothy Keilty, US Army; Jason Beers, US Navy; 2nd Lt. Brian Coleman, USMC; Major Catherine Delaney Gill, US Army; PFC Matthew King; Capt. Michael Fensterer, US Army; Joshua Kinard, US Army; Seaman Liam Holahan, US Navy; Sgt. Thom-as Howell, USMC; Sgt. Reed Schweitzer, USMC; LT Mary-Elyse Janowski, US Navy; MSgt. Thomas V. D’Auria, US Air Force; CPL Jesse Polizzi, USMC;1st Lt. Danny Del Pino, Jr., US Army; Staff Sgt. George Cunningham, USAF; Specialist Christo-pher Vavrica, US Army; Sgt. Shane Pone, USMC; Sr. Dean Ferreira, PO 2nd Class, US Navy; 1st Lt. Jonathan Chambers, US Army; Capt. Patrick O’Sul-livan, USMC, Lt. Patrick Codispoti US Army

Please Pray for the Deceased of our Parish:

Melchiore Figlioli, Agnes M. Laudani, Sister Claire Kobe

Please Pray for the Sick of our Parish:

Anthony J. Camilleri, Sr., Ruth Darago

Anniversaries of Loved Ones

Monday August 3

8:30 AM Margaret Cheung

12:05 PM Dolores L. Albergo

Tuesday August 4

8:30 AM Marshall Dickers

12:05 PM Rose Cangialosi

Wednesday August 5

8:30AM Joseph F. Quinn

12:05 PM Joseph Honden

Thursday August 6

8:30AM Margaret Cheung

12:05PM Salvatore Giangrande

Friday August 7

8:30AM Johann Kopatsch

12:05PM Saturday

Steve & Marion Baymack August 8

8:30AM Carla Montali

5:00PM John McAuley

Sunday August 9

7:00AM O’ Brien Family

9:00AM Cesar Ramirez

10:30AM Elizabeth Russo & Richard Tinelli

12:00PM Kupillas & Bono Families

5:30PM Living & Deceased Members of Notre Dame Parish

The Bread and Wine have been donated in memory of:

Leon & Catherine DeLorme,

Charles DeLorme

The Sanctuary Lamp has been donated in memory of:

David Trietsch

FIRST TIME: Joseph Aceto, St. Clare’s, Bronx, N.Y. and Jennifer Trotta, St. Mary’s, East Islip Dustin Rigos, St. Demitri, Bayside, N.Y. and Jen-nifer Fabian, Notre Dame Frederick Scholl, St. John’s Wading River, N.Y. and Kembly Berrocal, St. Mark’s, Shoreham, N.Y.

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From the Desk of Father Scolaro The summer is a great time to slow down and take a deep breath from all the stress of the year. Whether it’s sitting on the beach, out on the porch, or wherever we find peace, it’s often an opportunity to step back and take stock of our lives, to reflect on the prior year and look forward to the year to come. The quiet moments are a chance to put everything in perspective, something hard to do when we’re busy running around. In our world today, many would speak of this as “meditation.” And while we as Catholics might agree, we believe there is something special to meditation which transforms this quiet time of reflection, into something much richer and more fulfilling. Because in our view, the world has two major misconceptions when it comes to meditation. First, there is a misconception which comes from yoga and eastern spirituality. In these schools of thought, the goal of meditation is to quiet oneself, tune out distractions, and turn inward. Turning inward then, one is able to find a nothingness which gives peace and detachment from the world. The other misconception would be a more secular one, which sees meditation really as a time of thinking. In the quiet, we are able to sort out our thoughts and make sense of things. What would we say meditation is? Similar to eastern spirituality, an essential part of meditation is turning inward. It is important to find time for quiet to block out all the distractions. But once we have achieved that interior peace, we do not find nothingness, but rather we find God who dwells within us. Meditation is not about the dissolution of the self, but an enriching of the self by an encounter with the divine. And while we too, like the secular mentality, would see meditation as a time of sorting through our thoughts, we would see it as more of a dialogue rather than a monologue. Part of facing the challenges of our life in those clear moments is that we are bringing them to God and asking for His guidance and assistance. Meditation then, is all about prayer. We need silent time every day to do these two things: connect with God and chat with Him about all that is going on in our lives. As I like to say, it’s a time to say the four magic words to God: please, thank you, I’m sorry, and I love you. Very often it is also an opportunity to reflect on God’s goodness and the mysteries of our faith. It is in meditation that we can spend time thinking about the love of God shown on the cross, or the beauty of Mary’s yes to God at the Annunciation, or what an incredible gift the Most Blessed Sacrament is. Meditating on the scriptures or good spiritual reading can especially help facilitate this deepening of our faith. So we should all strive to find that time each day for silence to connect with God. We need to find some space in our lives where we can escape distraction and worldly worries, and focus on the eternal things which are truly important. Whether it’s early in the morning in front of a crucifix, late at night on our knees at the bedside, or stopping into the church during the day, especially during adoration, meditation and mental prayer are essential. Because when they are part of our routine, we’ll find that we have a better sense of the trajectory of our lives, understanding what we are doing and why we are doing it; we’ll be more grateful of God’s blessings and confident in the face of our trials; and we’ll ap-preciate more deeply the mysteries of our faith and the part we play in God’s plan. This summer may we all build that habit of meditation which raises our hearts and minds to God each day. Yours in Christ,

Confirmation Spring 2020 New dates for students originally scheduled to re-ceive the Sacrament of Confirmation in March 2020 have been chosen. The Confirmandi will be divid-ed in three groups and receive the sacrament on one the following dates: October 3rd, 17th, 24th. An email was sent to the families of the Con-firmandi last week with the new dates.

Reminder:

Registration for 2020-2021 Instruction Beginning in September, all students will partici-pate in home online learning with opportunities for in class activities in future months when the health situation improves. A letter detailing this new pro-gram and instructions on how to register a child can be found on the Religious Education Page of the Parish Website. For questions regarding registration or sacramental prep please send an email to [email protected] or leave a voicemail at 516-437-5604 and the Staff will contact you.

Sunday Psalm — The hand of the Lord feeds us; he answers

TODAY’S READINGS

First Reading — All you who thirst, come to the water! You without money, come to the feast! (Isaiah 55:1-3). Second Reading — Nothing can separate us from the love of God in Christ (Romans 8:35, 37-39). Gospel — All ate until satisfied; they collected twelve baskets of what was left over (Matthew 14:13-21). The English translation of the Psalm Responses from Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, Interna-tional Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.

Readings for the Week Monday: Jer 28:1-17; Ps 119:29, 43, 79, 80, 95, 102; Mt 14:22-36 Tuesday: Jer 30:1-2, 12-15, 18-22; Ps 102:16-21, 29, 22-23; Mt 14:22-36 or Mt 15:1-2, 10-14 Wednesday: Jer 31:1-7; Jer 31:10-12ab, 13; Mt 15:21-28 Thursday: Dn 7:9-10, 13-14; Ps 97:1-2, 5-6, 9; 2 Pt 1:16-19; Mt 17:1-9 Friday: Na 2:1, 3; 3:1-3, 6-7; Dt 32:35cd-36ab, 39abcd, 41; Mt 16:24-28 Saturday: Hb 1:12 — 2:4; Ps 9:8-13; Mt 17:14-20 Sunday: 1 Kgs 19:9a, 11-13a; Ps 85:9-14;

ADORATION

Monday, August 3, 12:30-8:00PM &

Wednesday, August 4, 12:30-8:00PM

Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

August 2, 2020

All you who are thirsty, come to the water!

— Isaiah 55:1a

Weekend Mass Celebrants August 8/9

Saturday 5:00 PM Fr. Denniston

Sunday 7:00 AM Fr. Joe

10:30 AM Msgr. Fink

12:00 PM Fr. Denniston

5:30 PM Fr. Joe

7:00 PM Fr. Villabon

9:00 AM Fr. Joe/Dcn Frank

Bulletin Articles & New Parish Email

Please note our new Parish email:

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All bulletin articles must be submitted no later than Monday, 12 noon, to the new email address.

Please send all bulletin requests in Word format.

Father Joe’s Corner

OPTIMISM DURING COVID

Last week I shared about spirituality during Covid. An-other concept which will help us to overcome the diffi-culties of this pandemic is optimism. Winston Churchill once said, "A pessimist sees the diffi-culty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the oppor-tunity in every difficulty." Optimism is a positive frame of mind and means that a person takes the view of expecting the best outcome from any given situation. An optimistic person is one who sees the glass as 'half-full' instead of 'half-empty'. In the same way, an optimistic person will find something positive even in this pandemic. Optimism and hope cause better resistance to depression during Covid times. It also cre-ates in us better physical health too. A positive emotion about the future includes faith, trust and optimism. To many psychologists, optimism reflects the belief that the outcomes of events or experiences will generally be positive. Others contend that optimism is more an ex-planatory style; it resides in the way people explain the causes of events. Optimists are likely to see the causes of failure or negative experiences as temporary rather than permanent, specific rather than global, and external rather than internal. Such a perspective enables optimists to more easily see the possibility of change. Many studies reveal that people who are more optimistic have better pain management, improved immune and car-diovascular function, and greater well-being. Optimism helps buffer the negative effects of physical illness and is associated with better health outcomes in general. They tend to look for meaning in adversity, which can make them more resilient. Many of us are worried and anxious during this pandem-ic. A positive attitude and optimism will help us to over-come this situation. We often say: “everything will be fine”. Yes, everything will be fine, if we have an optimis-tic attitude. We will overcome this pandemic too. Blessings, Fr. Joe Mappilamattel

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“By helping each other with your troubles, you

truly obey the law of Christ” Galations 6:2 NCV

Families Giving Back

“Read-A-Thon” It’s not too late to read for a cause. All it takes is 30 minutes of reading each day for 30 days in the month of August. Our reading Fundraiser will help benefit the “Book Fairies”. Adults and children are welcome to par-ticipate. You may donate at anytime. Follow the link be-low to donate to our team. https://give.classy.org/NotreDameReaders or you may donate by mailing a check to: “The Book Fairies” 70 North Main Street Freeport, NY 11520 (Note: Dona-tion towards the Notre Dame Families Team)

Happy Reading!

“Camp Good Mourning” Camp Good Mourning is a Huntington based nonprofit organization that provides FREE VIRTUAL and in per-son bereavement camp programs for Long Island children coping with the loss of a parent and/or sibling. A Virtual camp weekend is being held September 24-27. To register as a camper or volunteer follow the link https//www.campgoodmourning.org/camper-application. Dead-line to Register is August 9th.

Items of the week:

Ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise & cooking oil.

Donations of food can be left in the church vestibule pan-try box. All refrigerated and frozen items may be donated by calling our office at (516)326-3403. Please call ahead to schedule a delivery time.

Thank you for your donations!

Pre-KstudentshadafunandbusyyearatNotreDameSchool.AlthoughwemissedbeingtogetheratthestartofdistancelearninginMarch,everyoneadjustedwelltoournewroutinesandwebeganonlinelessonsbymeet-ingtogethereachmorning.Wecontinuedpraying,sing-ing,andcountingtogethereachday.Wealsoworkedonartprojectsandcontinuedtolearnaboutthelettersandtheirsounds. DuringthemonthofMarch,welearnedabouttheseasonofLentandthecomingofEaster.Wealsostudiedthesignsofspringaroundusandwewereabletoidentifymanyofthemfromhome.Wewentonnaturewalksinourownneighborhoodsandwesharedwhatwefoundduringouronlinemeetings.Wealsoreadaboutallkindsofweatherandweidenti iedthebestclothingtowearatdifferentpointsoftheyear.

Throughouttherestofthespring,welearnedabouthatchinganimals,pondlife,andlifecyclesofdif-ferenttypesofinsects.Duringourdailymeetings,weread ictionalstoriesaboutourtopicsandcom-paredthemwithinformationaltexts.Wealsoworkedonaskingandansweringquestionsbygivingonechildachancetobeinterviewedeveryweek.Welearnedsomuchaboutoneanother!Anotherfa-voriteactivityduringourdailymeetingswasgraphing.Wegraphedourfavoritevegetablesandicecream lavors.Weevenworkedoncountingthelettersinournamesandwemadeagraphtoshowtheresults.Mrs.DurkinandMrs.McCarthyvisitedwithustocontributetheirownchoices.Theboysandgirlsdidawonderfuljobofrecordingtheresultsintheirowngraphs.Theyalsoworkedonwritingtheirnamesanddifferentlettersandtheycontinuedtostrengthenmotorskillsduringdifferenttypesofprojectsandmovementactivities. WeenjoyedcontinuingourweeklyItalianlessonsandmusicclassesonline.WelearnedsomanyItal-iananimalnamesandcolorwords!Wealsohadfuncountingandrhymingthroughsong.TheNurseryandPre-Kstudentscametogethereachweekforaneveningpajamasessionthatincludedabedtimestory,aprayer,asong,andacalmphysicalexercise. InMay,weenjoyedlearningabouttheBlessedMotherandwelookedatdifferentdepictionsofherinartwork.WealsocontinuedtoprayadecadeoftheRosarytogethereachweek.Wefocusedonare-viewofalphabetlettersandrhymingwords.Inmath,weworkedonaddingsetsofobjectstogetherandtakingobjectsaway.We inishedoursocialstudiesandsciencethemesbylearningaboutdino-saursandcommunityhelpers.WhenJunearrived,wepreparedforouronlineStepUpCelebrationbysingingsomeofourfavoritesongsandlearninganewoneaboutgettingreadyforKindergarten.WeenjoyedawonderfulvirtualcelebrationwithallofthefamiliesinattendanceandeveryonesharedtheirfavoritePre-Kmemory.ThePre-KstudentsarelookingforwardtonewadventuresinKindergarten!

Bulletin Articles & New Parish Email

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Time to Sign Up! Consider joining the 999 Club for 2020

NEXT DRAWING: September 17, 2020

You can be a winner of the 25 prizes awarded, starting with $999 down to $25. Drawings will take place the 3rd Thursday of each quarter [September 17; December 17]. You can request whichever number (s) you would like. If the number is already chosen, you will be notified and given the opportunity to choose another number. Numbers will not auto-matically be held open for the upcoming 2 quarters. Please fill out the application below and return to the Rectory, attention 999 CLUB. Please make check payable to Notre Dame Church 999 Club. Any questions, please call the Rectory at 352-7203. --------------------------------------------------------------- PLEASE PRINT LEGIBLY [ ] I am requesting number (s) if available __________ ; if not, then ________[ ] Choose my number for me Name:____________________________________ Address: __________________________________ Phone No. __________________________ I have enclosed: [ ] $15 for each number for this Quarter [ ] $30 for each number for the rest of the year.

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Monday-Friday 3-8PM. Cost: Blue bricks in the cross are $275, red bricks around the cross are $175. Each brick may consist of up to 4 lines, 14 characters per line including spaces.

Hello everyone! I hope everyone is staying safe during this difficult time. We are currently trying to put together safe events and volunteer oppor-tunities for both youth groups. An email will be sent to the parents with a list of the upcoming events once everything is finalized. If you have any questions please contact the youth ministry office at 516-326-3401 or email [email protected]

Notre Dame CYO 2020 Summer Basketball Camps

Grades 4 through 9 (Grade level as of this coming September)

2 Weeks of Summer Camp Available (subject to change due to any future Execu ve Orders of the NYS Governor or other governmental authori es)

***Week of August 10, 2020 (Monday through Friday, 9 am - 3 pm)

***Week of August 24, 2020 (Monday through Friday, 9 am - 3 pm)

Rate - $ 220 per camper per week

To register please go to the following website: h ps://campscui.ac ve.com/orgs/NotreDameCYO?orglink=camps-registra on

Accep ng on-line registra ons only using a credit card. No manual registra ons accepted. Camp openings are limited and available on a first come, first serve basis. Chil-dren bring lunch, drinks and snacks. Perro a Consul ng has been engaged to ensure that

our camp has COVID protocols in place for the safety of our campers and coaches.

Camps are led by Coach John Heitner

Coach Heitner was the Girls Varsity coach and was previously the Boys Junior Varsity coach at Kellenberg Memorial High School. The camps are administered by an outstanding coaching team with tremendous communica on skills. They have run our CYO Summer camp for many years. The emphasis is on making the game FUN, teaching fundamentals and demonstra ng good sportsmanship. Clinics, scrimmages and lectures will all be part of the program.

Ques ons regarding these Summer camps can be emailed to Deacon [email protected]

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