Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick: Please call the rectory prior to surgery or in case of a serious illness.

Gruppo di Preghiera di Padre Pio: Messa ogni primo sabato del mese alle 10:15AM seguito da esposizione del Santissimo Sacramento, Rosario e Benedizione.

Marian Devotion: Holy Rosary every weekday after the 8:00AM & 9:00AM Masses. Miraculous Medal Novena is every Monday after the 9:00AM Mass.

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament: Fridays from 9:30AM-3:00PM—ending with Chaplet of Divine Mercy & Benediction.

Religious Education: Grades 1 - 8. Meets on Sundays at 10:00AM in the Church basement.

Young at Heart Club (Senior Citizens): Meets each Thursday from 11:30AM—3:00PM in the Parish Hall.

Girl Scouts: Meets each Friday at 4:00PM.

Comunidad Hispana: Viernes a las 7:30PM en la Iglesia

RCIA—Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults: If you, or someone you know, is interested in becoming a Catholic or completing their entrance into the church through Confirmation or Holy Eucharist, please call Father Ron at St. Athanasius at (718)236-0124 Ext.13

Saint Athanasius school: Located 6120 Bay Parkway, Brooklyn NY 11204. For more information call 718-236-4791.

Mass Schedule Weekdays: 8:00AM (Italian) & 9:00AM - (July & August 8:30AM) Saturdays: 8:30AM (Bilingual) & 5:30PM Vigil Sundays: 9:00AM, 10:15AM (Italian),11:30AM,1:00 (Spanish) Holy Days: Please refer to the current bulletin.

lease refer to the current bulletin.

Sacrament of Baptism: English: Parents planning to have a child baptized must first call the Rectory during office hours to schedule an appointment for the Baptismal intake. Intakes will take place at the Rectory on the 1st and 3rd

Thursdays of the month. This must take place 1 month prior to Baptism. Baptisms are celebrated on the 2nd Sunday of every month at 2:45PM. Instruction Class is required of Parents & Godparents which will be on the Thursday two weeks before Baptism at 7:00PM. Español: Los padres que desean tener su niño/a bautizado debe llamar primero a la Rectoría durante horas de oficina para hacer una cita. Las citas se llevará a cabo en la Rectoría el 1er y 3er jueves de cada mes. Los bautismos se celebran el tercer Sabado de cada mes a las 2:45PM. Clase de instrucion para los padres y padrinos es el tercer Viernes del mes a las 6:30PM en la Iglesia . Italiano: I genitori che intendono avere un figlio battezzato deve prima chiamare la Canonica in orario di ufficio per fissare un appuntamento per l'assunzione battesimale. Assunzioni si svolgeranno presso la Canonica il 1 ° e il 3 ° giovedì del mese. Questo deve avvenire 1 mesi prima del Battesimo. Inglese: battesimi sono celebrati la seconda Domenica ogni due mese alle 2:30 PM. Classe Istruzione per genitori & padrini sarà il giovedì due settimane prima del Battesimo alle 7:00 PM.

Sacrament of Reconciliation: Confessions are held on Saturdays from 4:30PM—5:15PM (Spanish & Italian) and 4:00—5:00PM (English) at St. Athanasius, or at other reasonable times by making an appointment at the Rectory.

Sacrament of Marriage: Arrangements must be made with a priest/deacon at least 6 months prior to the wedding date.

Saint Dominic R.C. Church X 2001 Bay Ridge Parkway Brooklyn, NY 11204 X

The Small Church with a Big Heart

Msgr. David L. Cassato, Administrator

Rev. Martin Restrepo, Parochial Vicar

DEACON ANTHONY MAMMOLITI, PASTORAL ASSOCIATE

KEN WODZANOWSKI, Youth Minister 718-490-4469 - email: kenwodz@aol.com

School of Evangelization Office MRS. ROSEANNE BOURKE, DRE

Telephone: 718-234-0041

Rectory Office Mon - Fri 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM Saturday 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Telephone: 718-259-4636 Fax: 718-259-3066

saintdominicrectoryoffice@gmail.com Music Ministry

Mrs. Mary Carmosino, Music Director Kateri Novoa, Cantor

Pastoral Care of the Sick Deacon Paul P. Morin

TWENTY FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME - SEPTEMBER 24, 2017

Mass Intentions for the Week Sunday, September 24th 9:00AM Rosa Pati

Requested: Giliberti Family

10:15AM Frigolino Giuseppa & Pietra Pietro Requested: La Nuore Vincenza Frigolino

11:30AM Santo Dalmazio Requested: Carmela & Giuseppe

Chiappetta 1:00PM For the People of the Parish 3:30PM Township Canni Mass & Procession Monday, September 25th 8:00 AMGiuseppe Brocato

Requested: Moglie & Figli 9:00AM Simone Avignone

Requested: Achilles Tegano

Tuesday, September 26th 8:00AM Giuseppe Croce

Requested: Vincenza Frigolino 9:00AM Decease Members of the Iachetta & Cozzetto Family

Requested: T & L Iachetta

Wednesday, September 27th 8:00AM Giovanni Lauro & Vitantonio & Pasqua Ranieri

Requested: Giovanna Lauro 9:00AM Olindo Berardinelli

Requested: Salvatore & Dora Pezzella & Family

Thursday, September 28th 8:00AM Pietro Sparacio

Requested: Margherita Balsamo 9:00AM Margherita Cutrona

Requested: Maria Cristina & Mike Birarei

Friday, September 29th 8:00AM Elizabetta Narduzzi

Requested: Franca & Enza 9:00AM Richard Mazzaferro

Requested: Marianne Lansa

Saturday, September 30th 8:30AM Sebastiano Ramondetta

Requested: Cammarata Family

4:00PM San Miguel Arcángel

5:30PM Kerry Douglas Requested : Pat

Friday, June 3rd 8:00AM Joseph Costa

Requested: Josephine & Giovanni Costa 9:00 AM Francesco & Giuseppa Sinagra

Requested: daughter & family

Saturday, June 4th

8:30AM Selma Gracian Requested: Infortunio Family

10:30 AM In Onore di Padre Pio 11:30 AM M/M Antonio Calabrese

Requested: Fratello & Moglie, Domenico & Rita Tribuzio 5:30 PM Purgatorial Society

This Week’s Memorial Gifts

Altar Candles are donated in Memory of: Requested:

Gifts of Bread & Wine are donated in Memory of:

Kenneth Frerichs Requested: Emily Franzese, Donna Murphy &

Rosalie Bruno

Tabernacle Candles are donated in Memory of:

Simone Avignone Requested: Wife & Children

Requested:

Tabernacle Candles are donated in Memory of:

Requested:

Tabernacle Candles are donated in Memory of:

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Next 45th Anniversary gala meeting is

Tuesday, October 3rd at 8:00 pm in the Rectory

basement. All Journal Ads are due that day.

Weekly Parish Calendar Monday, September 25th Holy Rosary (after the 8:00AM & 9:00 AM Masses) Tuesday, September 26th Holy Rosary (after the 8:00AM & 9:00AM Masses) Wednesday, September 27th Holy Rosary (after the 8:00AM & 9:00AM Masses) 6:30 PM Youth Center Thursday, September 28th Holy Rosary -(after the 8:00AM & 9:00AM Masses) 12:00PM: Young at Heart (Gym) 7:30 PM: - Narcotics Anonymous (Classroom) Friday, September 29th Holy Rosary (after the 8:00AM & 9:00AM Masses) 4:00PM: Girl Scouts (Classroom) every other Friday 7:30 PM: El Santo Rosario 6:30PM Youth Center Saturday, September 30th Holy Rosary (after the 8:30 Mass)

2017 Annual Catholic Appeal Goal $23,000 Pledged $17,500

I remember growing up as one of five children. There were many occasions when my parents had to divide something among their children. I can recall one particular Sunday. My uncle was visiting my grandmother for her birthday. He brought with him seven layer cookies; my favorites. My mom opened the box and proceeded to give out the cookies. I noticed that everyone at the table had at least one more cookie than I did. I immediately cried out that it “wasn’t fair.” My uncle reminded me that I had the largest cookie; actually two cookies stuck together. “It’s not fair”, the professor hears from the best students when he or she generously puts the grades on a curve to benefit those who did not do so well. Most of us have met people like the workers who have arrived first in today’s Gospel parable. They are people who are unhappy with the good things they have, unhappy with the good things others have, and generally skilled at letting everyone know about their unhappiness; and that’s putting it mildly. The worker’s in this story made everything about them and what they should receive; what their idea of justice and fairness should be. Envy and jealousy are strong emotions that can block our ability to see the goodness and blessings that have been received. All throughout our lives we will receive the same “wages” as those who we might think are less deserving. Everyone receives the same “wages” because the point is not to reward me for whom I am, but to change me to like Jesus; a person of love, a person who does not judge, a person who is fair and just, a person of mercy and compassion and one who is generous. We are not here to set terms and conditions, but to be grateful and rejoice at what are given; not only to us but to all people. The Kingdom of Heaven is for all who believe, whether you are a cradle Catholic or a deathbed conversion. In the face of God’s abundant generosity and goodness, our only response should be one of thanks.

Generations of Faith Pledged: 277,000.00 Received: 95,675.00

If anyone would like to donate, please come to the Rectory.

Weekly Collection Report:

Sept. 18, 2016 -$ 2984 Sept. 17, 2017 - $ 2343 For Repair & Renovation:

Sept. 17, 2017 - $ 1069

Friday, September 29th

7:00 - 10:00 PM

Free Admission

$1 and $2 desserts

$1 coffee, water, juice

Come and mingle!

COMMUNITY CHAT With Deacon Anthony Mammoliti

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St. Dominic’s RC Church 2001 Bay Ridge Parkway, Brooklyn, NY 11204

45th Anniversary Jubilee to be held on

SUNDAY, October 22nd, 2017 at

Gargiulo’s Restaurant 2911 West 15th Street; Brooklyn, New York

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Make checks payable to: “St. Dominic’s R.C. Church” – please submit no later than Sept 15th

Copy of Advertisement – Please Print Clearly, Attach Business Card or email copy to: saintdominicrectoryoffice@gmail.com

ADVERTISING CONTRACT For further information please call (718) 259-4636

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Sunday, October 22nd, 2017

Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased at the Rectory office.

Adults: $125.00 Children: $40.00

(Over 20 tables have already been reserved)

Cocktail Hour 3:00 PM Dinner to Follow

Gargiulo’s Restaurant 2911 West 15th Street

G I O V E N U T O B A N D

St. Dominic Church 45th Anniversary Jubilee

Wednesday Night Youth Center at St. Dominic’s will start again on September 20th. Thursday Afterschool Junior High program—St. Mary, Mother of Jesus Will Re-Start in September Friday Night Middle School Youth Center— St. Dominic’s—Will Re-Start on September 22nd.

New York Mets Outing– September 26th September 26th, Tuesday Night NY Mets versus the Atlanta Braves at CitiField 5:00 PM Free Bus transportation from St Dominic’s is included if needed. $30 per tickets Right Field Level Order ticket now, limited amount- all are welcome. Contact Kenny at 718-490-4469

Youth Ministry Upcoming Programs and Special Events

St. Dominic Flea Market

September 30, 2017 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

Tables are $25.00 Must pay by cash or

money order at St. Dominic’s Rectory

2001 Bay Ridge Parkway

No payments at the door

Questions Leave Voicemail at 917-498-8424

Religious Education program

Will begin on Sunday, September 17th Grades - 1 - 7 at 10:00 am

The 8th grade confirmation class will now have classes on

Saturdays beginning

Saturday, September 16th at 11:00 am

If you have not registered your child, please come to the

rectory to re-register

If you have not registered your child, please come to the

rectory to re-register

We welcome all children, including children with special needs

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Marcella Talignani is a New York Licensed Psychotherapist in our parish community. She has her Bachelor of

Science in Psychology and is an MSW, LMSW, LCSW. She is a warm,

empathetic, goal oriented practitioner who believes that it’s never too late to

begin to live the life you deserve! What are you waiting for? Contact her for: Individual,

Couples and Family therapy

917-808-0669

St. Athanasius and St. Dominic Parish presents

Pigeon Forge and Smoky Mountains Show Trip

$649.00 per person - 7 days - 6 nights double occupancy (Sun - Sat)

November 26th - December 2, 2017

Departure: Bove Travel 6502 11th Avenue @ 8:00am Then Knights of Columbus, 397 Clarke Ave.

Staten Island, NY @ 8:45 am

Incredible price includes: -Motorcoach transportation -6 nights lodging including 4 consecutive nights in the Smokies -10 meals: 6 breakfasts and 4 dinners -Admission to Titanic: The world’s largest museum attraction. -Three Dinner Shows: Soul of Motown, America’s Hit Parade, and The Hatfield-McCoy Show -One evening show: Smoky Mountain Opry -Two morning shows: The Smith Morning Variety show and “Tis the Season” show. -Free time in historic downtown Gatlinburg For more pictures, video and information visit: www.GroupTrips.com/hypdhns

For information & Reservations contact: Brian Reilly @ (917) 951-6774 and

Caria or Michelle @ (718) 680-3333 at Bove Continental Travel

Apostolate Italian Diocese of Brooklyn

Procession in Honor of St. Theresa

October 1, 2017

Procession begins at 3 PM at Most Precious Blood Church

32-23 36th St, Astoria, NY 11106

Mass at 4 PM at St. Joseph Church, Astoria

4319 30th Avenue, Astoria, NY 11103 Celebrated by

Bishop Nicolas DiMarzio

The Participation of children is highly encouraged.

St. Dominic’s Outreach

St. Dominic is now offering people in our community that are in need of food,

toiletries and shoes, a safe and easy place to come. This will take place on the third Saturday of every month from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm. St. Dominic will offer these services while still feeding the homeless throughout the city on a

monthly basis. We need your help to keep our supplies up and people fed. We are asking everyone who attends

mass, by bringing just one item a week and placing it in the offering basket on the altar.

Donations of (new) men’s underwear is always needed.

Our Lady of Fatima - 100th Anniversary Blue Army Shrine

674 Mountain View Road Asbury, NJ 08802

Come join us as we celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the Miracle at Fatima.

Hosted by Regina Pacis Church, Brooklyn, NY.

October 13, 2017

Bus leaves St. Dominic at 8:00 am Cost $35.00 per person

Call the Rectory at 718-259-4636

Assemblyman William Colton is pleased to announce:

FREE Flu Shots will be available at his office at 155 Kings Highway, Brooklyn, NY 11223

Friday, October 20, 2017 From 10:00 am—1:00 pm

Please contact the office at 718-236-1598 to schedule an appointment

The free flue shots will be available on a first come-first serve basis!

RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS

Adults who would be interested in becoming Catholic, or Catholic

adults, 16 yrs. and over who have never received Communion and

Confirmation, please contact Fr. Ron at

(718) 236-0124 extension 13.

St. Vincent de Paul Money goes back to your local parish

My car went to Heaven DONATE YOUR AUTO

-IRS Tax Deduction -Free Towing -Any Condition -Any Model

718-491-2525 Visit us at svdpauto-brooklynqueens.org

For each car, truck or van, running or not, The Society of St. Vincent de Paul will give back to our parish $75/$200 per vehicle

If you, a family member or friend have an old or neglected vehicle that is not being used, please call (718) 491-2525 SVDPAUTO-BROOKYNQUEENS.ORG SVDPAUTO@GMAIL.COM

Thank you for your participation!

Matthew: 20:1-16a Jesus told his disciples this parable: “The kingdom of heaven is like a landowner who went out at dawn to hire laborers for his vineyard. After agreeing with them for the usual daily wage, he sent them into his vineyard. Going out about nine o’clock, the landowner saw others standing idle in the marketplace, and he said to them, ‘You too go into my vineyard, and I will give you what is just.’ So they went off. And he went out again around noon, and around three o’clock, and did likewise. Going out about five o’clock, the landowner found others standing around, and said to them, ‘Why do you stand here idle all day?’ They answered, ‘Because no one has hired us.’ He said to them, ‘You too go into my vineyard.’ When it was evening the owner of the vineyard said to his foreman, ‘Summon the laborers and give them their pay, beginning with the last and ending with the first.’ When those who had started about five o’clock came, each received the usual daily wage. So when the first came, they thought that they would receive more, but each of them also got the usual wage. And on receiving it they grumbled against the landowner, saying, ‘These last ones worked only one hour, and you have made them equal to us, who bore the day’s burden and the heat.’ He said to one of them in reply, ‘My friend, I am not cheating you. Did you not agree with me of the usual daily wage? Take what is yours and go. What if I wish to give this last one the same as you? Or am I not free to do as I wish with my own money? Are you envious because I am generous?’ Thus, the last will be first, and the first will be last.

READINGS FOR THE WEEK

Monday: Ezr 1:1-6; Ps 126:1b-6; Lk 8:16-18Tuesday: Ezr 6:7-8, 12b, 14-20; Ps 122:1-5; Lk 8:19-21Wednesday: Ezr 9:5-9; Tb:13:2, 3-4abefghn, 7-8; Lk 9:1-6Thursday: Hg 1:1-8; Ps 149:1b-6a, 9b; Lk 9:7-9Friday: Dn 7:9-10, 13-14 or Rv 12:7-12a; Ps 138:1-5; Jn 1:47-51Saturday: Zec 2:5-9, 14-15a; Jer 31:10-12ab, 13; Lk 9:43b-45Sunday: Ez 18:25-28; Ps 25:4-9; Phil 2:1-11 [1-5]; Mt 21:28-32

IL GAZIO DI DIO NON è come se lo sguardo è malato degli Stati Uniti(Matteo 20: 1-6) Gesù aveva parlato chiaramente con i suoi discepoli: "Cerca il regno di Dio e la sua giustizia". Per lui questo era l'essenziale. Tuttavia, non lo hanno visto cercare quella giustizia di Dio, adempiendo le leggi e le tradizioni di Israele come altri insegnanti. Una volta li avvertì: "Se la tua giustizia non è superiore a quella degli scribi e dei farisei, non entrerai nel regno di Dio". Come ha compreso Gesù la giustizia di Dio? La parabola che gli aveva detto li lasciò sconcertati. Il proprietario di un vigneto ripetutamente uscì alla piazza della città per assumere lavoratori. Non volevo vedere nessuno senza un posto di lavoro. Il primo gruppo ha lavorato sodo per dodici ore. L'ultimo arrivare ha lavorato solo sessanta minuti. Tuttavia, alla fine della giornata, il proprietario ordina a tutti di ricevere un denaro: nessuna famiglia sarà lasciata senza cena quella sera. La decisione sorprende tutti. Come possiamo qualificare le prestazioni di questo gentiluomo che offre un'equa ricompensa per un tale lavoro irregolare? Non è ragionevole protestare coloro che hanno lavorato per tutta la giornata? Questi lavoratori ricevono lo stipendio stipulato, ma vedendo il generoso trattamento di questi ultimi, si sentono autorizzati a richiedere di più. Non accettano uguaglianza. Questa è la loro lamentela: "Lei ha trattato loro proprio come noi". Il proprietario della vigna risponde con queste parole al portavoce del gruppo: "È il tuo occhio male perché sono buono?". Questa frase riflette l'insegnamento principale della parabola. Secondo Gesù, c'è un aspetto cattivo, malato e dannoso, che ci impedisce di afferrare la bontà e l'amore di Dio e gioire con la sua infinita misericordia verso tutti. Siamo riluttanti a credere che la giustizia di Dio consista precisamente nel trattare con un amore che è soprattutto i nostri calcoli. Beh, non è vero? Con Dio le cose sono a un prezzo diverso. Questa è la Grande Notizia rivelata da Gesù. Quello che non avremmo mai sospettato e quello che ci serviva tanto da ascoltare. Nessuno si presentasse davanti a Dio con meriti o diritti acquisiti. Siamo tutti accolti e salvati, non per i nostri sforzi, ma per la sua inattaccabile misericordia. Gesù era preoccupato che i suoi discepoli vivevano con gli occhi incapace di credere nella sua bontà. Una volta ha detto loro: "Se il tuo occhio è malato, tutto il tuo persona sarà scura se la luce in te è tenebra, quanto oscura volontà.". Noi cristiani abbiamo dimenticato. Ciò che la luce sarebbe entrare nella Chiesa, se abbiamo avuto il coraggio di credere nella bontà di Dio, senza tagliare il nostro sguardo malato! Che gioia riempire i cuori credenti! Che difficile seguiremo Gesù! Peguntémonos Oggi, io sono invidioso con mio fratello, perché è meglio, perché fai bene, perché ha una posizione di rilievo nella comunità, ho l'invidia perché l'altro è del server, incontra la gente, è un leader nella comunità? Come è il nostro modo di guardare le cose che accadono intorno a me?

Padre Martin Restrepo Vicario Parroquial

Per la Comunità Italiana

Apostolato Italiano Diocese of Brooklyn

Proecessione In onore di Santa Teresa del Bambino Gesù 1 Ottobre 2017

Processione alle 3PM - Most Precious Blood Church, Astoria

32-23 36th St. Astoria, NY 11106

S. Messa alle 4 PM - St. Joseph Church, Astoria 4319 30th Avenue, Astoria NY 11103

Messa celebrate - da S.E. Mons Nichoals DiMarzio

Si incoraggia vivamente la partecipazione dei bambini

Para La Comunidad Hispana

LA MIRADA DE DIOS, NO ES COMO LA MIRADA ENFERMA DE NOSOTROS (Mateo20,1-6)

Jesús había hablado a sus discípulos con claridad: "Buscad el reino de Dios y su justicia". Para él esto era lo esencial. Sin embargo, no le veían buscar esa justicia de Dios cumpliendo las leyes y tradiciones de Israel como otros maestros. Incluso en cierta ocasión les hizo una grave advertencia: "Si vuestra justicia no es mayor que la de los escribas y fariseos, no entraréis en el reino de Dios". ¿Cómo entendía Jesús la justicia de Dios? La parábola que les contó los dejó desconcertados. El dueño de una viña salió repetidamente a la plaza del pueblo a contratar obreros. No quería ver a nadie sin trabajo. El primer grupo trabajó duramente doce horas. Los últimos en llegar sólo trabajaron sesenta minutos. Sin embargo, al final de la jornada, el dueño ordena que todos reciban un denario: ninguna familia se quedará sin cenar esa noche. La decisión sorprende a todos. ¿Cómo calificar la actuación de este señor que ofrece una recompensa igual por un trabajo tan desigual? ¿No es razonable la protesta de quienes han trabajado durante toda la jornada?

Estos obreros reciben el salario estipulado, pero al ver el trato tan generoso que han

recibido los últimos, se sienten con derecho a exigir más. No aceptan la igualdad. Esta es su queja: «los has tratado igual que a nosotros». El dueño de la viña responde con estas palabras al portavoz del grupo: «¿Va ser tu ojo malo porque yo soy bueno?». Esta frase recoge la enseñanza principal de la parábola. Según Jesús, hay una mirada mala, enferma y dañosa, que nos impide captar la bondad y el amor de Dios, y alegrarnos con su misericordia infinita hacia todos. Nos resistimos a creer que la justicia de Dios consiste precisamente en tratarnos con un amor que está por encima de todos nuestros cálculos. Pues no es así? Con Dios las cosas son a otro precio.

Esta es la Gran Noticia revelada por Jesús. Lo que nunca hubiéramos sospechado y lo

que tanto necesitábamos oír. Que nadie se presente ante Dios con méritos o derechos adquiridos. Todos somos acogidos y salvados, no por nuestros esfuerzos sino por su misericordia insondable. A Jesús le preocupaba que sus discípulos vivieran con una mirada incapaz de creer en esa Bondad. En cierta ocasión les dijo así: "Si tu ojo es malo, toda tu persona estará a oscuras. Y si la luz que hay en ti es oscuridad, ¡qué oscuridad habrá!". Los cristianos lo hemos olvidado. ¡Qué luz penetraría en la Iglesia si nos atreviéramos a creer en la Bondad de Dios sin recortarla con nuestra mirada enferma! ¡Qué alegría inundaría los corazones creyentes! ¡Con qué fuerza seguiríamos a Jesús! Hoy peguntémonos, soy envidioso con mi hermano, porque es mejor, porque le va bien, porque tiene un puesto importante en la comunidad, tengo envidia porque el otro es servidor, reúne personas, es líder en la comunidad? Como es nuestro modo de mirar las cosas que suceden a mi alrededor?

Padre Martin Restrepo Vicario Parroquial

Para La Comunidad Hispana

Los invitamos a participar en nuestros grupos semanales en la parroquia

Recemos el Santo Rosario en comunidad cada viernes a las 7:30pm

Los martes a las 7:30pm en los salones de clase

Si es mayor de 18 años y necesita recibir los Sacramentos del Bautismo, Comunión o Confirmación, por favor hable con ArturoVazquez para más información. Su número de telefono es 347-323-3315.

Horarios de Oficina En Español Miercoles: 9 AM - 4 PM

Jueves: 4PM-8PM Viernes: 4 PM– 8PM

Si alguien quisiera traer la Estatua de Nuestra Señora de Fátima

A su casa para rezar el Rosario y para las Vocaciones,

por favor llame a la Rectoria para que se pueden hacer arreglos.

El próximo bautismo será Sabado, 21 de Octubre

a las 2:30 pm.

Domingo, 22 de Octubre del 2017 Boletos están a la venta y pueden ser comprado

en la rectoría. Adultos: $ 125.00

Niños: $ 40.00 (Más de 20 mesas ya han sido reservadas)

Hora del cóctel 3:00 PM Cena para SeguirRestaurante

Gargiulo's 2911 West 15th Street

Misa en honor a San Miguel Arcángel

Sabado 30 de Septiembre a las 4:00PM.

Seguido por actividades en el gym.

Jornadas De Vida Cristiana

Todos los Viernes a las 7:30–9PM

en los salones de clases.

Community service, fun activities, arts

& crafts, games and fun events, trips,

meet new people and more...

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